david g forget from tennessee and will remain loyal to the union. farragut had been at sea since he took a midshipman's commission at age 12. at age 14, he had commanded a prize crew in 1814 serving with his adopted article on the uss essex. truly one of is the great sailors this country has ever produced. farragut is hispanic. he has spanish ancestry on his mother's side. buchanan, first superintendent of the naval academy of annapolis. he also was one of the captains of the ship the commodore. commodorekyo bay -- took to tokyo bay. professional,, good sense of what needs to be done and how to do it. execute an operation. buchanan is more of a fiery, passionate amah aggressive officer. a driver. buck buchanan starting in 1861 allowed that passion and aggression to override his judgment from time to time. there have been twice by 1864 where this has happened and it has cost him. in 1861, but buchanan resigns his commission. when maryland is not received, he writes to the navy department asking to be reinstated during -- reinstated. the navy departme

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i am referring to david g. fair get and admiral franklin buck buchanan. these two men in many ways are yin and yang. we must pause for a moment because these figures are tightened. not just to the navy and the civil war, but of the preu.s. navy also. a tennesseean who remained loyal and went south for reasons we will discuss here in a moment. he had been a seaman at sea since he took that at age 12. at age 14 he commanded a prize crew in 1814 serving with as adopted uncle. at age 14. he is truly one of the great sailors this country has produced. he by the way is hispanic. he has spanish ancestry on his mother's side. a little known fact. most people have no idea. buck buchanan, the first superintendent of the naval academy in annapolis. he was one of the captains of the ships that perry took to tokyo bay in 1853 and 1854. he commanded them to be precise. the beginning of the war, he will be back up and personal-wise. calm, professional, good planner, good sense, calm leader, good sense of what needs to be done and a good sense of how to do it and when to

david g moore. biogr written the first general -- >> thank you to the museum of the confederacy. and thank you to c-span. i want to start by reading from an introductory chapter of my book. just to kind of set things up. a group of veterans gathered in chattanooga, tennessee, in one of the key moments of the american civil war, they were in chattanooga for their 33rd annual meeting of the society of the army of the cumberland. that army had fought in march across middle tennessee in 1863, climbing mountains and reversing rivers before fighting confederate armies at chickamauga creek, in the greatest battle in the western theater of the war. in the minds of these veterans, chickamauga was not a union defeat, but rather the battle for the capture and permanent possession of the city where they were meeting, chattanooga. that capture of chattanooga eventually led to the capture of atlanta and the union victory in the war. at the third session of the meeting, an unexpected topic came up. a statue for the man who led the army of the cumberland during its most important battles in the

brooks and so it begins authoritative -- torpedoes full speed ahead was the rallying cry of admiral david g. ferrick it at the battle of mobile bay during the civil war and in february of 2012 it was the screen saver message flashing across doug burke's computer at the headquarters of the international facility operations association on high street in washington. from brooks office window window on the eighth floor he had a clear view of their kids square that featured a statue of the same union admiral. as brooks like to tell visitors very get was the first rear admiral vice admiral and admiral u.s. navy especially revered for conquering pirates in the west indies. brooks may have known this much about farragut as he did about the iso way which you not only headed that he founded and he was equally passionate about both. brooks was a driven and highly enthusiastic -- whose job was to clarify the mission and capabilities of private military security companies to the outside world. but not too much. he was as one writer once described him that friendly public face of the multibillion dollar

dan the torpedoes full speed ahead was the rallying cry of admiral david g. farragut in a battle of mogul bay during the civil war. in february of 2012 it was a screen saver message flashing across the computer at the headquarters of the international stability operations association on the i street in washington. from the office window on the eighth floor he had a clear view of farragut square a statue of the same union admiral. farragut was the first rear admiral vice admiral and admiral in the u.s. navy especially revered for conquering pirates in the west indies. burks brooks may have known this much about farragut as he did about the iso way would she not only headed but had founded. he was equally passionate about the highly enthusiastic booster whose job was to clarify the mission and capability private military security companies to be the outside world but not too much. he was as one writer described him a friendly public face of a teacher's multibillion dollar business. he was successful in his round as a hero. okay so i could keep reading. i don't

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david is in redwood city. >> one week down. 2 more to g go. dr. collin in solitary confinement for 21 days in redwood city home. family moved elsewhere. however he's far from idol. he talked to reporter by skype. >> i have very, very understanding family. fit has also been incredibly busy. with lots of advising. about sharing the experience. and also continuing recruitment effort. >>reporter: he's using the time to help recruit more volunteers like himself to go to west africa to ebola patients. spent just over a month in liberia. trip organized by the non-profit group international medical corps. he believes more americans need to good there to contain ebola. >> i don't want ebola to come to the u.s. i don't want it to be in california and the way that is going to happen if if we strike right at the heart of the beast so to speak. so i felt it was my responsibility. >> bucks returned to california last friday but quarantine confirmed only yesterday. it was sprays to neighbor around the corner. stanford doctor will be allowed to be outside to jog

two years ago you hear david cameron talk about beneficial ownership at the g-8 summit, that's extraordinary. that's something that was really something for a few nerds in ministri ministries. suddenly to become tho big issue is extraordinary. as is the fact that there are so many people here today. this debate is clearly generating some interest so i think those are hopeful signs. i'll leave it there. >> wonderful point. i do want to come back at some point to this notion of thinking about changes in how we address these modes of different corruptions. governments republican blend region legitimate and illegitimate activities. it gets very hard to quantify and detract and ultimately engage in a stolen asset recovery effort. so how you think about -- as you were saying, sort of modalities of the legal par dime and the tools we use and what those should look like is very interesting. i also want to come back to your point about prevention. i think we've talked about this often, stolen assets is an issue of not just corruption in law enforcement but of development and economic reform. very imp

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david culver. getting out the door, a little bit chilly. maybe you need to layer up. >> it's breezy out there early g to storm team 4 meteorologt chuck bell. >> a light jacket definitely required first thing this morning. colder air arrives today. outside on storm team 4 radar, couple of sprinkles across far northern maryland into the panhandle of west virginia. they won't last long or add up to much. i couldn't rule out a stray dro. northern frederick county toward hagerstown. of us won't need to worry about that. weather headlines, autumn chill coming back today. wind will start to increase. as a result, it will be day tom. temperatures mostly in the 50s. rising into the 60s by later on today. the cool air is coming. that p forect in a couple of more minutes. for now, back to the news. >> chuck, thank you. >>> the developing story of ebola in the u.s. tht of frontier airlines says he learned this woman, amber vinson, who took a flight while infected, may have been more sick than originally thought. he heard the news from cdc and e-mailed a employees. the cdc says it's very unlikely anyone was infected. several flight staff are on tempora

but in a letter to parents, superintendent david whitesell writes the investigation determined that new team mess were expected to participate in how many eight g and april prepare re attack tiff tis, requiring a rookie to grab another player's private parts while fully clothed. these actions were first reported on october 14th, and interviews were held on the following days with players and staff. central bucks regional police also looked into the case. they add that some players were forced to stand in the shower fully clothed, with towels draped over their heads. >> i think that's been a tradition for awhile, whether or not it was cents a good tradition, obviously not, bad choices cents, but i don't think they're bad people. >> the superintendent goes onto apologize to any member of this football program who had to endure this type of treatment. in the meantime, school district says it won't be commenting further on this until next week's board meeting, there have been no arrestses in this case. reporting live in doylestown, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >>> jan, thank you. these new claims come just days after another n

g-20. i think president obama and prime minister david cameron have been very loud about asking other countries to make donations and to do their part. i'll certainly give the same message, that we still need resources and we still need health workers. so i will surely give that message at the g-20. at the g-20, the topic of discussion will be global growth. this is what, the two items that the australians have focused on for their hosting of the g-20 has been target for global growth, and that is the 2% local target. the interesting thing is when the oecd and imf did a survey of all the different economic strategies that are, that are currently being carried out, that if everyone did what they said they were going to do, there is a possibility to get to 1.8% global growth. so, in that sense, it is a relatively positive picture, but then the question is -- will everybody implement all the structural reforms that they need to reach that target? that is going to be one of the discussion items. yeah, yeah. and so, so the other issue of infrastructure gets right to your second question. one of the

g-20. i think president obama and prime minister david cameron have been very loud about asking other countries to make donations and to do their part. i'll certainly give the same message, that we still need resources and we still need health workers. so i will surely give that message at the g-20. at the g-20, the topic of discussion will be global growth. this is what, the two items that the australians have focused on for their hosting of the g-20 has been target for global growth, and that is the 2% local target. interesting thing is when the oecd and imf did a survey of all the different economic strategies that are, that are currently being carried out, that if everyone did what they said they were going to do, there is a possibility to get to 1.8% global growth. sense, it is a relatively positive picture, but then the question is -- will everybody implement all the structural reforms that they need to reach that target? that is going to be one of the discussion items. yeah, yeah. so the other issue of infrastructure gets right to your second question. theof the things that australians h

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david: mark, let me talk about an app that i don't think has been given enough attention. when we talk about game-changers, one of the biggest gre looking for, i assume europeans and asians as well, is how to get away from cable. there is an iphone 6 app for hot spots. if you have an iphone six to create a hot spot in the area for all of your apple products, whether its an imac or an apple tv. i don't need a cable. if i have a hot spot through my iphone 6, i can get rid of my cable and use my apple tv, correct. >> you could. a lot of people are looking to cut the chord literally and figuratively. david: that is a game-changer, mark. not only for apple but for the entire industry, is it not. >> i at this it has the potential to be in terms how it is executed, yes. liz: when will apple tv come out? david: it is out. i have it at home. liz: but it's a little cube and it doesn't do very much. >> i thing to watch with apple tv what they will do with the smart home implementation. imagine it becomes a hub for the smart home and connects through it. that is where it has a lot of potential. david: if you use the new app of the iphone

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g-men. 8-0 royals in the fourth inning. the full story coming up at 11:00. warriors will likely hit the regular season hardwood in sacramento without the services of forward david lee. he's doubtful with a strained left hamstring injury. he's missed the last couple days of practice and most likely green will get the start in his place. >> i always want to play through everything and the question is can i make it worse and in this case the answer is yes. if we have to sacrifice a day or two in order to save going in there and trying to overdo it and be out a couple months because of it, that's what we'll have to do. that's why depth on this team is so important and i'm sure we'll have a great opening game whether i play or not. >> it's no secret the doves have plenty of firepower without lee in the lineup. with steve guiding the ship, this offense could be tops in the entire association. >> great preseason. worked on a lot of good things. have a lot of confidence going into the start of the season tomorrow. we have to really lock in and execute on things we've been doing the last three weeks and hopefully it shows tomorrow when the lights come on. >> talking foo

anti-terrorism david standards and david and kaitlin have done an outstanding job of turning around what was a very troubled program that was -- that had a very difficult time g getting off the ground, and i -e and i'm here to tell you that wi within the last two years that -- they have, with their team, gone from having approvedt zero, no site security plans for highest risk chemical facilities across the country, to having cs just signed the 1,000th val, s approval, so they have gone from zero approvals to 1,000 -- 1,00p aproeflts within the space of two years, and they are on a great trend line to get throughh what became a pretty significani backlog of plans to be approved to raise the security for the country with regard to these highest risk chemical facilities. they are making aegar differencs each and every day. so, david, thank you. ar i know you'll hear from david and he'll get to brag, but i wanted to brag a little bit about him. sorry, joe. >> we have a microphone here.he please come up to the microphone if you have a question.mi i'm not shy. let me ask a question of you, if i could. suzan, i know you can't really n look into a crystal ball right

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g note - 6:30 am we will be airing the governors debate. races, on those georgia the latest polling -- atlanta journal-constitution poll from october 16 through david purdue, the republican, up 46%. answer w or don't know category, still 6%. governor race, another poll, this one also october 16 through the 23rd. nathan at 46%. the don't know or no answer category at 7%. have some time left to chat about your candidate and also chat about the undecided voters. nick is calling in from pennsylvania. am calling in -- i'm just trying to tell people that they should definitely a look at yesterday's vladimir putin speech that he for about three hours and people that elect -- they should elect people that are going to change the policies that we have now. i'm ou understand what saying? >> how does that relate to vladimir putin. >> you have to watch the speed to get it, but that is what i'm getting at. people should check it out before the vote. it is three hours long. he laid out everything, pretty much. he was real, he told the truth and he told everybody that we are not doing anything. america is pushing at us. i wouldn't be able to explain short period