one of readings we had was bronson. he talks about the idea of what true progress is and the only legitimate justification for war against southern independence. i think that he also suggests that the founders build something better than they knew. that's a direct quote. build something better than they even now. for bronson, i think the war is only justified insofar as it seeks to sustain ethno ideology of the nation. if that ideology is not sustained, he thinks war is justifiable. that's something i want you to take away from this. he also believes a constitutional government is essential to preserving a society. but he believes -- bronson wants to maintain continuity with the organizing principles of the revolution and that's, in some ways, how he actually justifies the southern move from independence. he goings-on to say that the founders drew -- principles that are inherited through the enlightenment philosophers but that those principles, here's the key, are stronger than the philosophers or even the founders reco

. >> one car has been impounded and so far nobody has been bronson arroyo rested and -- so far nobody has been arrested. >>> a man and his nine-year-old daughter had desk is a asked that the man be accountable. they were riding their bikes when they were hit and killed. the district attorney's office has yet to file charges against that driver. >>> time now 4:35. the u.s. supreme court is meeting for the final week of its session. president barack obama's healthcare bill is one of the remaining cases and the ruling could come in the next few hours. we will have a live report in front of the supreme court coming up at 5:15. >>> the first democratically elected president is now forming a new government. mohammed is looking to turn egypt into an oppressive islamic state. >>> thousands filled the streets for sap fran gay pride parade. participants marched, raised issues for the gay lesbian and transgender community. they also held a party in the community parties at the civic center went throughout the bay area and party does are already -- party goers are already planning and it is set f

brewers and reds, bronson arroyo hasn't given up a hit. meet scott rolen, bails him out.e handed ground. never been a no-hitter at the great american ballpark. taylor green, no-no is no longer. third no-hit authority broken up in the eighth inning. this year, arroyo goes from a no-no to a no decision. bottom eight, drew stubbs hasn't gone yards since june 2, until now. that gives cincinnati the lead. chapman on to felix, he gets it done as you might expect and the reds roll to a 4-3 victory. a lot more difficult than it seemed when arroyo was rolling. cincinnati gets the win. >>> to the american league, tiger/rangers. darvish, a perfect 6-0, though he's 2-1. prince fielder makes it 3-1. 12th home run of the season. darvish would settle down after that josh hamilton. he has been struggling mightily at the plate this month. not here. 24th of the season. rangers score seven. darvish gets his seventh win at home in seven tries. that sets the stage for the series finale. doug fister will go for the tigers and oswalt for the rangers at 8:00 on espn. >>> coming up next in the pu

. >> my name is luke bronson and i support the turf. the reason is i live in the richmond neighborhood and i -- when i want to play on the school night when i have no homework and nothing to do, when i go out to beach chalet it's always locked to let the grass grow or something like that. if it's turf they don't have to let the grass grow, and kids will be able to play and it will triple the playing time. if you triple the playing time it results in more fun for the kids and i think that's better, as a child. >> i'm shay coburn and i support the turf because a lot of the time when i'm at beach chalet on my team we -- when we're playing against tough teams which are every time, a lot of the time when we're running or getting a pass we either have our tracks are either missing the ball because it turns through holes in gaps or it bounces right over us, right over our foot [belinelli] because it's not a straight feel. it's bumpy and has holes in it and i've actually almost broken my ankle in one of the geoffer holes at this field and i def

from moscow perhaps binds us interests in julian a song takes a sinister turn as his contacts are bronson interrogated in an apparent attempt to fish out information about to be convinced founder. moscow and beijing continue to cement their strong ties as my dear prudence visit to china reaffirms their shared stance on a number of teams from the street. and live shots here of the heart of cairo where thousands of egyptians have called for the execution of ousted president hosni mubarak revolutionary forces are promising a million man demonstration. up next on our to the story of a modern day outlaw and his one man crusade to protect america's border with mexico . and the immigration bill goes down in the senate that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo critics of arizona's newly signed immigration bill say it allows police to stop anyone on the street based purely on the person's appearance governor brewer's response when asked by a reporter what illegal immigrant looks like. i do not know i do not know what legal immigrant that's like but the sticking point is what to do

the yankee as bronson noted tends to be "restless in body and mind, always scheming, always in motion, never satisfied with what he has and always seeking to make the world like himself or as uneasy as himself." david hackett fisher, the great historian, author of albion cede made their way from the british isles to the is american colonies notes that the new englanders who were isolated in their own colonies for 200 years and then spread across the northern part of the country were moralistic and intolerant. they believed in following moral principles and in making other people do it, too, persuading them if possible but using powers of government if indeed. and tocqueville clearly admired on balance the reformist yankee impulses as an example of democratic americans working together in voluntary associations to improve their society. and one of these efforts as he notes was the temperance movement which ultimately persuaded the nation to embark on a dozen years of the noble experiment of prohibiting alcohol. that experiment failed but in tocqueville's time, the temperance movement d

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. >> charles bronson is like my model. i love that guy.body has their own territory in the streets. i got from copley square to the top of lands downes street if i catch you breaking into people's cars you get bricked. in you steal somebody's bicycle, you get bricked. if you rob the kids or anybody i see you robbing any people you get bricks. the cops don't mind me because i stop a lot of the crime. >> but rather than a citizenship citation, gomes's latest brick assault resulted in two, two and a half year sentences. since they must be served consecutively he'll be in the house of correction for five years. he's intent serving his time at a different facility. despite his promise less than an hour earlier he's willing to be a nuisance if it will help him get the transfer. >> i'm going to do my five years out of this jail, trust me. i'm going to get transferred. they'll get sick of me popping their sprinklers. that's when you tie a string inside the hole in the sprinkler system and you pull it and water comes out and the alarms go off and y

and joining us this morning is author richard skip bronson, who was there every skip of the way as wynn'swith building a las vegas style resort on the jersey shore. this thing is a page turner because of the craziness in the fighting between these two guys. talk to me a little bit about the big personalities and what the fight was originally over. >> well, steve and donald are both, you know, rather extraordinary businessmen. the fight was over the fact that steve and i wanted to develop a casino resort in atlantic city, and that was donald's sand box. he had three casinos at the time. we thought it was a great idea, and obviously he didn't. >> it got crazy at some points, the way they were both trying to undermine each other at every turn. give me some examples of that. >> well, it got personal. >> fast. >> fast. >> we had to build a tunnel out to this remote piece of property that the state had given us to develop a resort. and in order to get that tunnel approved, we had to go through an entire political process. donald and his cohort at the time, arthur goldberg, who was the chairman