you see jon wayne, hangs a cannon off the ship and again these canon canons, fired electronically, electrical charge. very "20,000 leagues under the sea. "and in fact i believe the ship in the disney film was based on some of the drawings that, that, are found in the -- naval records. one of the more -- one of the many impractical ideas that is floated is one by jh kent who says basically we need this underwater shelf, attached to the monitor and those are three underwater cannon that you would approach the merrimac, shove this drawer under the merrimac and blow it to kingdom come from underwater. lovely idea. i don't know how, i'm sure ericson would have fainted had he seen such a thing attached to his vessel not to mention that i think it would have been completely, unworkable to say the least.

they would take the lead or copper shot and shoot it out of the canons like shotgun shells. they had large canister and small canister. the small they could put 30 or 40 of them in there and shoot them out. it was amazing how deadly that stuff was. these are brass or copper musket balls. they're pretty rare. we've only found about six. i found one not too long ago. it's fascinating story to me that this copper shot at the time was everybody understood it to be highly poisonous. i have articles from u.s. newspapers at the time talking about the vial evil mexicans because they used copper shot and everybody knew that copper was poisonous. the americans and the texans were civilized. they used lead and you can't get lead poisoning so that would be fine. little nose cap from a pistol, some iron shrapnel. this is an interesting artifact we found. we found it not in the sea of mud but at a site that i believe is the advance site. as the general was advancing most people don't realize he got into this same area, the retreating mexican army was trying to take the same path back that

they have been taking down doyle drive, you can see they have got the water canon going and you can see really the roadway is gone. this is how much they have accomplished in just a couple of hours. let's go to video. they closed down doyle drive at around 8:00. crews were standing by. they wasted no time. they got the equipment out here. they were bringing it in as quickly as they could. they began jackhammering, using chain saws, and have all the water canons going, hacking away that roadway. it is loud out here with all this equipment and also incredibly dusty as all the cement gets up in the air. this will be going on all weekend. but they have made a lot of progress. you can see all of the equipment, which is going, all of the workers they have out here, and just all of that tangled metal, all of the cement, but it went smoothly with the closure. drivers did avoid for the most part the area. we can show you a match of where drivers are being diverted this weekend. there will be two lanes on and two lanes off the golden gate bridge. and that is going to do divert everyone on to high

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. >> it is at geary, then pine up octavia, over the california, down the canon, to pine again, to scott, back to bush, down to presidio, down to coast, broderick, and then it goes to church, masonic -- to turk, masonic -- >> so and that's geary, up to california to sixth avenue to lake street to 25th avenue, back to california, and then west of 32. >> just an observe. know we have been struggling with the deviation between one and two for many weeks now. i know we had many discussions around the cathedral hill border but the numbers are district five is over deviation by 2%. i'm not necessarily proposing anything. it's just an observation there may be population within 55.2 border if the task force members are continuing to think or struggle with the 1-2 deviations. >> the pros poll as, we will take them one at a time but the is to reverse the 64 population decision. the second would be to go to the 25th avenue block. everyone clear on the questions? >> yes. apologize. >> can i ask the implication of creating an assembly district for the purposes of 64 people on the median? >> it's just

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it was a victory for the union, the canon on the field while the foe retreated across the river. high tide of the confederacy was turned back. the emancipation proclamation was born. but to me, the real victory, the real courage of that memorable day was the endurance of all of the soldiers to the greatest physical agony and mental anguish, the greatest inhumanity that man can create for man. to them belongs the honor, the memory, the triumph of that day. >>> throughout the weekend on american history tv on cspan 3, watch personal interviews about historic events on oral histories. our history bookshelf features some of thest

because you can see the coral with the canons.year they will invite people to come and visit it. what an amazing, unusual gift for somebody. >> that's pretty cool. look what they are doing with the "titanic". they are sending out this memorial cruise. >> are you interested in scuba diving? he can gotten feet below and see the remains of captain kidd's -- >> if you move the treasure into a pool i'll dive for it. >> unusual trip. they are selling tickets from may. may is the memorial, around 300 years when the infamous pirate william kidd was hung for his infamous pirate crimes. >> you're so passionate about that. all right. thank you very much. >> a pirate ship in the caribbean. >> very cool. thank you. still to come this morning, there is cursing, drinking, drugs and sex. so how is this new christian themed movie going over with the religious crowd? it depends on who you ask, of course. the author and co-producer behind the hit, "blue light jazz." >> it turns out i'm ashamed of jesus. ♪ [ piano chords ] [ man announcing ] what we

coast guard fires canons on a shipping vessel, last out to sea after the japanese tsunami. the incredible images, just coming in. >>> questions this morning about cell phones and our kids. raising new concerns about whether they actually cause brain cancer. what you need to know right now before your child picks up the phone. >>> an abc news exclusive. she was banned from the beauty pageant for being born as a boy. then, they changed the rules to let her compete for miss universe. now, the first interview with the beauty queen who is making history. >> i feel great about it. >>> and steaming up the screen. jennifer lopez, flaunting it all in her racy, new video, featuring her much-younger boyfriend. is this keeping the spark alive for j. lo? >>> swooping in on us this morning. hello, everyone. happy friday. >> and i watched that j. lo video just now. hello. good morning. whoa. >> one more day here for katie couric. robin's got another day of vacation. it's been so much fun having you. >> i've had a great time, george. thanks so much for everything. and everybody has been so

they say he should be canonized by the catholic church. >> ♪ >> he was a u.s. army chaplain.e came from a small kansas farming town, but he ended up on the front lines of the korean war. >> we had a tough time, and we are trapped. no food for two days, no water supply. put those words were some of the last he would never write. in the years since, many have called him a hero. in recent years, two groups have investigated his life. there is the catholic church. >> to prove that he led a life of heroic virtue and sanctity, so that he can be named -- he can be named a saint. >> then there are the kansas lawmakers, petitioning the defense department to give him the medal of honor. could he has lived a life that is unique. i firmly believe that is deserving of this metal from the united states. >> a saint and a war hero. it is unprecedented. what did he do to deserve this? advocates say it began around the winter of 1950 -- 1915, his unit was surrounded, but the priest stayed behind with the wounded. even during earlier battles, he went beyond the chaplains normal duties and ran i

nbc's brent canon joins us now. lots of bucks and big business, brent. >> it certainly is big business, jess. and in some cases, the new stadium could be a benefit for the entire bay area region. in the meantime, area hotels are thrilled and smaller shops can't wait for the 2014 season. many of the local shops and restaurants are already bustling. but the new stadium brings business during offdays and nonpeak hours. that's additional revenue that they don't currently bring in. plus, it brings more opportunities. pedro's restaurant is already planning a 49ers sports bar. >> well, we're busy usually during the week. so on the weekend, we tend to be a little slower, so that will help us a lot, with all the football games and all the other activities. >> reporter: the city says the stadium will generate $41 million in total economic activity, $650,000 a year towards its general fund, and additional $330,000 annually for the convention center. but besides that, it will bring the opportunity for major events, like perhaps

that a jailed protester on a hunger strike had been hospitalized, anti-riot police sprayed water canons on the demonstrators many who stood defiantly against them, bahrain is one of america's strongest allies and home of the fifth fleet. we will be right back. >> cowan: election day is just under seven months away now, and the white house forum on women and the economy yesterday, president obama suggested that more women are needed at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. on capitol hill. >> fewer than 20 percent of the seats in congress are occupied by women. is it possible that congress will get more done if there were more women in congress? is that fair to say? >> cowan: the percentage cited by mr. obama, it still marks an increase over generations past and there is a hope that the november elections may give those numbers a boost. here is nancy cordes. >> new hampshire senator jean shaheen 15 years working on other people's campaigns before finally launching one of her own. >> i just decided all of the men i had been working for hadn't been getting it right. >> shah machine is now

police are using water canons to fire at the crowd. why demonstrators there are taking to the streets. >> an inmate escapes, a criminal leads authorities on a wild chase, right through the middle of one of the country's busiest airports. how he was finally caught. >> and a little girl doomed for disaster. she was hit on tape here by a moving truck, but she survives. we'll have her amazing story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's raining and 51 degrees in central maryland. bernadette will have the complete first warning weather forecast in just a mom. >>> first, malation police, check this out. they're firing water canyons, can nones and tear gas on 10s of thousands of protesters. the activists are demanding election reforms. police say they were forced to react after some protesters tried to push their way through barriers and enter a public square. the violence could carry some politic ill risk for the current prime minister who is seeking reelection. >>> a child is very lucky to be alive after she's nearly run over by a truck in

lou canon who made the most esteemed reagan biography told me, that really reagan's calmness under fire cracking joke s jokes in the ambulance and in the e.r. and people saw it where people were glued to the television set across the country for coverage. they felt it was the grand fa the or mo who was shot, and kept them being in trouble in places where other presidents would have faced a lot rougher time. >>> explore an interactive time line and view photos and videos and listen to audio clips and read documents from del wilber website "raw hide down." >>> tomorrow on george washington's birthday, the institute has gathered political thinkers to talk about the legacy of the first chief executive. among the topics discussed are washington's farewell address and including the precedents he set for the predecessors including the last legacy, the decision to relinquish power after only two terms in office. this program is 90 minutes. >>> i am amy cass senior fellowt ta hudson institute. on behalf of what so proudly we hail at .org and aie citizenship, i want to welcome you and our viewers

yet grant, in riding across a field was fired at by confederate canon, artillery, a canister ball hit his, his, his saber and broke it in half. and what would have happened to grant if -- at that -- if that canister ball had been just an inch to the left or right. maybe it would have severed an artery. in grant's leg. and he would have died. and also, sherman. sherman -- when -- at the beginning of the battle in ray field, threw up his hand when heap dhe discovered confederate skirmishers less than 50 yards away, and a bunch of shots rang out, high volley from skirmishers, threw up his hand to ward off shots, the fact that the confederates were using buck-and-ball cartridges a round ball with free buckshot versus a rifle ball which would be typical of the rifle musket which was normally used. but anyway, a buckshot hitting in the hand and the rifle -- the musket ball killed his order leer thomas holliday sitting next to him. sherman was very lucky at that point that he was not killed. and there were several other incidents during the battle where his horse was killed or he could have

what it sounded like to hear the musketry and the canons. the fear that you feel. all of that. he knew it. there's a more tangible connection that he has, though, if you walk out into shiloh national semiterrify, david b. henderson has a brother, thomas, that's buried in shiloh national cemetery. he's wanting to preserve this battlefield. he was there. his brother is buried. you can see the dplex. i would say the dominant factor in producing our collective memory, what the public thinks is the most important today about shiloh, would be a man named david w. reed who also fought in the 12th iowa. he becomes the park historian. he's the first park historian. he fought at shiloh. he writes books about shiloh. he interprets shiloh. these reed maps i talk about are named after him. he locates the troops position there. granted, you get this story of the hornet's nest and some of these other issues prior to this establishment of the park. for instance, professor marchs was talking about the infighting against the confederate generals and the union generals are fighting each other and

they did the helping us tremendously they supplied us with political support with weapons with the canonicals systems with medicine and the time we were very good we were for the mercy of the defeat killing machine there might be a step then and there. differently we cannot compare them with the other countries who did not do the same thick and let's talk about gadhafi you said is that you regret that gadhafi wasn't kept alive to face trial and that you suspect foul play you also mention that in an interview before the past about what you think there are certain powers that may have wanted him silent because there were too many secrets kept do you still maintain that same position well what i said is that there are too many parties who have interests that could have it doesn't talk that he should be silenced for over you know whether he was killed by a foreign entity or libyans or libyans and they are from others i really don't know but what i'm saying is that there are many parties who have real interests that their feet just keep silent for ever. is it important for me to know. who. i wish.

they're going to take this organization -- and the bishops have the canonical authority under church law, so they can kind of do what they want. in fact, the nuns, the lcwr, is thinking -- or one option they may have is simply disbanding. >> leadership conference on women religious. >> yeah, the leadership conference on women religious, they're thinking of simply disbanding and reorganizing on their own, out from under the church's purview. but the church will have -- they have -- the archbishop of seattle has a five year mandate to oversee this overhaul, and they can rewrite their statutes and vet their speakers for their conferences and pretty much do as they like. >> do you see a role that the u.s. bishops might have played in preparing and going along with this announcement? >> yea i think, obviously, the bishops were on board with this. in past years, even under the late pope john paul ii, the american bishops often pushed back on some of these things and defended their own or they were involved in negotiations to try and mediate an agreement before you had this kind of firm cra

this is how the episode is shown in the soviet film released in the one nine hundred thirty s. . cañonsisters are ferreted on whether all of. those issues are at the turn of the assassination attempt on our side was circle she could hardly see people salutes the claim that lennon's health shockley deteriorated as a result of poison bullets is also debatable. spent decades studying lennon's medical history the daily said there were plans to fill the bullets with a poison called curry which is incredibly potent but later hospitals used it as an anesthetic and the cause of the fact is that when the bullet leaves the barrel the poison becomes ineffective when the compound is immediately destroyed by very high temperatures. in one to twenty two lead and moved into his residence and in most good during the last months of his life he went almost completely insane this picture was taken by his sister. it to me official diagnosis of click disease that causes death was hidden from the public for many years. after foreign doctors came to examine lennon they said in letters dated back to one nine

development is war and the the first thing they're going to stay needs is peace in order to develop canonically there was not going to war when the u.s. and cuba fiend course the question was their intervention exacerbated that civil war if there could be peace in their political settlement which everybody participates does not was not the case after. the kids are burned were expelled included from the political dispensation when the un envoy called the original sin and the afghanistan exclusion of the afghan taliban from the political dispensation african doesn't want that's a problem there could be fixed now. their stance a bully that is the policy that the west claims that it's pursuing you know games when you have peace you have political settlement that includes their everyone in you have some commitment from the west to support economic development in the country in their contacts you know there could be a much brighter future for afghanistan then it is experience the last ten years from war unless thirty years of. right rather it thank you very much for coming on the show that was robert

economic migration and the needs of different sectors of the french economy if we must add rules to be canonical immigration we will do so we don't want to make immigration issue used to divide and frighten the french this is a serious matter that must be treated as such and must be subjected to political economic and social responses it should not be a subject used by nicolas sarkozy while a pen to win votes and raise racism in france for five years the french reality is the rights of intolerance and violence is perhaps more races now than it was five years ago yes there's discrimination in hiring yes there's discrimination in access to housing and yes there's discrimination in access to leisure it depends on whether you have a white face like mine it anyway in a position like mine with a socialist party all your name is cadia of arab or north african origin or omar from mali but i think with a little let's talk about nato and air france's. campaigns in various countries launder wants to withdraw more troops in afghanistan earlier than planned however who doesn't want to withdraw pull out franc

prevent the euro crisis from spreading further which banks fear will be a serious threats of global canonical coverage as pressure mounts on the outside and side either tensions are at a peak artes to source you're in for. it hasn't been the perfect marriage but they agreed where it mattered most of the time. a tandem seen as key in easy decision making. but france's relationships with her lynn in brussels have hit a rough patch the french election if you look at the campaign in france i think because on the right side there is mrs le pen which was the plan once to reintroduce her for the french franc the french currency christmas all on one story negotiate with the of the treaty on the fiscal compact incumbent nicolas sarkozy is no exception pledging to freeze france's e.u. funding and bringing back border controls over in the left corner. around the rejects europe's budget belt tightening pact people or an easy with the fact that they or contributing to the failed policies in other parts of the then people don't really understand why is it that there's more and more legislation coming from

and many times they perceived religion to have been part of the bible and the canon came up the river on the gun boat. and they said, to reject the foreigner and give us our own place, then they associated religion in that kind of act of domination. so, i think that though over time, there's what they call, the three self movement where as christianity in china is quite alright as long as it's self financing, self instructing and is self governing. so that it's not is a sense an extension of foreign western power, so they are very concerned about that. but, china is loosening up and people have much more freedom to explore and read and think and discuss about the ethical issues and the principle questions of the meaning of life. and they don't get it from the state, and they are very curious, and the media is much more open to bring in ideas and images from the outside. and, i think there's a new, there's a pluralism of belief that actually befits a very large and ancient society. >> you are touching on the ethical dimension, also is important and i think the media needs a bit of educ

response to air and ground attacks from sudan which accused its southern neighbors of occupying be canonically vital region. the space shuttle discovery has taken its final ever flight as it headed into retirement at washington's smithsonian institute closing a chapter in the history of space exploration and spacecraft carried atop a jumbo jet made a few final flybys over the u.s. capitol and nearly thirty years of service nasa is most traveled traveled spent a total of three hundred sixty five days in orbit circling the earth nearly six thousand times. now realize sleeping beauty at one thirty pm g.m.t. we invite you to discover the mysteries of a cougar ice cave and russia astonishing side which acts as a magnet for thrill seekers despite the risks it poses. some feat. lies beneath. thousands of these shoes i use. to love them. that is a for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it to distance. now let's see what's happening in the world of business and cross you business to ask all of you katie so the asian markets are trading in full swing now the russians have opened yet so what's th

documented in the impact that it had on them and how it changed in altered their behavior particularly canonically but socially as well and then the generation that i grew up with were in elementary school the bell would go off and we jump under our desks and cover our eyes and ears so it wouldn't be blinded by the nuclear flash that you know sort of these are going to get us. these kind of things these are generational experience externalities what you're describing is maybe for the first time in a long time in our history arguably some cultures that use psychoactive plants maybe there might be some kind of analogy but but this is an internal process this is going on inside people's heads. what's the difference between the two and how does that change the outcome. yes i think tom that's a really really good way of characterizing and i think that. the fact is that we don't quite know the answer and one reason that i really wanted to write the book was that we don't know yet exactly how this generation is going to be shaped because we don't have the scientific evidence to be able to say how do thes

morning and nikkei slightly better because a weak again is supporting exporters prince of tides and canon is over a half a percent higher now in new york finished mixed on friday it was better than expected results from general electric microsoft and mcdonald's oil is flat this morning or hitting three day highs iraq some crude exports and the i.m.f. pledged over four hundred thirty billion dollars to protect world economic growth the international monetary fund stride to support really the recovery now the euro is losing value against the dollar but it regained some ground from the ruble on friday after a week with paul didn't use from italy spain and france to the opening bell here in moscow friday turned a mostly negative week on the back of stronger oil and the maker of kalashnikov rifle is on its way to exit bankruptcy despite being the world's leading producer of the factory was right top six hundred million dollars of debt as of twenty ten it's now finished the first stage of recovery. the more the with two current gen more those which went through a very deep hole for just rushing

bill called cispa has passed a major hurdle having been approved by the house of representatives to canon washington explains why internet users and civil liberties groups are furious. cisco would make it legal for service providers like google microsoft facebook to funnel private communications and other user related information to u.s. authorities it would provide the government with unhindered access to private correspondence of every american and mind you it's not just the americans using their services we're talking about your net users from all over the world so that would be done in the name of cyber security they called it cyber intelligence sharing and protection act critics argue who does protect is those providers the likes of microsoft google and others and there is strongly lobbying for the law because analysts say it's not like the companies are not sharing information with u.s. authorities already and your correspondence cannot be monitored it can't but under existing laws the companies can still be liable for sharing private information of their customers so experts say th

america there is this my asthma of anxiety of doubt of apprehension concerning our financial not canonical farrah's because of the sheer among other things because of the sheer unpredictability of of governmental action if we don't know and we do not know what they will do next we can't really plan for the future. if will the fed to keep interest rates its interest rate at zero through nineteen twenty thirteen through two thousand and fourteen well we don't know we we have opinions they tell us every six weeks or so what the members of this federal open market committee are thinking . but we can't really be sure therefore we can't really plan and therefore it seems to me the economy can hardly swing its legs out of bed in the morning you know it is recovering after a fashion but the recovery is most holding most american this is a country that has the. characteristically and typically a kind of a a recklessly joyous way about it with regard to investing and and economic growth it delights does america in and going forward and in taking a chance in the future but if the future is manipulate

to a very disenchanted public in a country suffering a rampant unemployment to stare at the end of canonic despair predict the turnout will be low with many voters being unable to relate to the candidates are these tests are still you know reports on the runners and riders aiming to restore french fortunes and their sometimes far reaching promises. it's election day in france and round one of the presidential race mostly was out in a country where politics is a national pastime the prospect of a record of such should happen so over this election and some polls projecting that up to thirty two percent of voters would rather not pass the ballots not all of the people but because they feel that there really isn't much of a choice for the top two mainstream candidates or socialist ones wall. and called it center right you can also we see the both of them or see those von how they presented enough solutions to the practical problems of threats such as the slow economy the locking jobs of the social divisions resulting from these focus of disillusionment has given rise to more extreme views prop

mortgages like lottery tickets with one in a million or one in ten million actually making an economy canonic sense they sold those subprime backed bonds in the global markets and made a killing now they're moving all guys of there being any. economic justification whatsoever and they're just commodifying and selling lottery backed bonds well again there is the other in crucial ingredient to this one cannot live in a hologram in one unless one chooses to live in a hologram with two posh occur over fifty percent of those questioned on huffington post said they would totally pay to go see him why not it's just as real as the real two pox occur to them so if these people who live in this holy ground society lots of people line up around the block to go buy a mega millions even though they know they're there they would be better off buying bonds backed by those mega million lottery tickets but people choose to live the whole gram yes that they would pay to go see a virtual two pack with their virtual money nobody would give a gold or silver and get to go see virtual to correct no they're too smar