he also beat lincoln in the 1858 senate race and douglas won that election but douglas also had a class, his was to become the president of the united states and he tried to do that by presenting the nation from the fighting over slavery. so it's true stephen douglas the issue of slavery and vision of thomas jefferson begins to become intertwined and it starts here. the united states won the mexican war and 1840 and in doing so, the treaty that ended the war, the united states acquired this land in yellow. very quickly the question came up as it did in the louisiana purchase, what about slavery? because southerners could see probably you can, too, the misery compromise line wasn't going to work anymore or maintain parity between the states and slave states. many of the state lines that douglas affected dealt with that compromise line and dealt with in this bill. the kansas nebraska act of 1954, which douglas wrote. in the snap, the red line as the missouri compromise. but the main thing about the kansas nebraska act is that it's said we are not going to use the line anymore. we are no l

officers reached the douglas home around 10:00 p.m.n steadman was the commissioner of the county. >> the preacher, reverend douglas and mrs. douglas, were still at the residence on the living room floor. >> dead? >> uh-huh. >> pretty shocking thing. >> yes. certainly was. it didn't take them long to identify their suspects. there had been another home invasion earlier that day in henessey, oklahoma, just up the road from the douglases. two men fled the crime in a distinctive banana yellow chevy malibu with primer spots. the victims who were robbed but not physically harmed gave deputies good descriptions of the men and their vehicle. investigators were able to tries the distinctive car to an oil field a few miles up the road from the douglas property. two rough necks working the drilling rig had up and quit that morning, taking off in a borrowed car. thought they were wanted for parole violations apparently. they weren't. they thought they were. the two were named stephen hatch and glen ache. and they were familiar already to the local

to act of 1854 which douglas route. in the snap, the red line is the missouri compromise line. but the main thing about the nebraska act is that it said we are not going to use a long and any more. we are no longer going to regulate where slavery can be or not be? from here on out the states and territories will decide for themselves whether or not to have slavery. it's a concept of popular sovereignty. it was extremely controversial. there was a huge dustup. when they finally voted and enacted, not many people noticed during the dustup douglas had made a change in his proposal. initially he proposed the southern border of kansas at 36 degrees and 30 minutes. it made sense. it made it adjacent to texas which entered the union in 1845. it followed along the line of misery but then he entered an amendment and raised the boundary by one-half of 1 degree. that left a gap. that gap is now the panhandle. why did he do it? and by the way, what does all that have to do with of the northern border of iowa? this. by creating this

i am sure he is having a lot of fun. >> and this look like douglas hurley. >> douglas hurley, a marine colonel. he is flying as pilot on this flight. he is second flight. he is held by two guys in the white room, getting ready to go. number 4 is renee aaron. all the guys we talked about so far, usa employees. he has been with united space alliance for long time. 27 years in the space program, 40 launches and doing a great job. he had travis thompson's job. only three or four people are qualified to do that job and he is number one. in this flight he is number 4. he does a great job. he will be the hats technician when they close the hatch. >> you mentioned randy bresnick. when does he get on board? he gets on board fairly early? >> he gets everything prepared before the crew goes out to make sure all the gear is in place. a lot of things they don't bring them that we take for them. i did this job while ago. there are a lot of things, essentially triple check the cockpit to make sure everything is in place. he is the first one who gets into the vehicle as well as no. 3 to try to get thi

kirk douglas considers that his finest moment in that he broke the blacklist, actually, by insisting that the screenwriter gives his real name in the credits. that is part of why we are giving him the freedom of expression award. also, he is a jewish actor that is very proud of judaism as his religion and has weekly sessions with his rabbi. we are really thrilled to have him on the stage. >> think some people may not actually be familiar with what the blacklisting was in hollywood. how would you explain that? >> well, his 50s joseph mccarthy basically started this. if people were not allowed to work if they had any kind of affiliation with less organizations. a lot of people were accused of being communist. they were out of work. they had to use fronts, different names to still get some work under the aliases. this was the first time that that was broken where the screenwriter used his actual name. and kurt douglas was courageous enough to do that against the tide of the times. >> what a marvelous use of power for a justice issue. >> exactly. >> we are so excited to have them on the

creating this baseline at 37 degrees whether intentionally or not i can't tell you because stephen douglas never spoke treacly to what his intentions were but what evolves over the the coming years were eight years prairie states with six ackley three degrees a tight. kansas, nebraska, north dakota and south dakota and just to the west using the st baseline mountainous states, less good for a culture with 4 degrees of height, color river, wyoming and montana. if you look at i love it has almost exactly 3 degrees of height. more to the point what we see here is a jefferson's vision of the states being created from a mathematical finally emerged

my name is douglas yepp. i would like to speak out in favor of this item, but i have some cautionary statements. some of my neighbors were concerned that the government was expanding its reach a bit too far. whatever explanation i gave them did not satisfy them. one of the concerns they mention is that there should be more emphasis on primary and secondary school education, rather than trying to expand the government's scope to college education. so in a sense, i tend to agree with them. if a child does not get a good primary and secondary education , whatever dollars you give them available for college will probably be wasted, even if the child showed interest in going to college. the other concern i have that some of my neighbors mentioned to me was whether there was any emphasis on vocational education. it is no secret we need more plumbers, engineers, etc., so i would like to offer some of my neighbors suggestions, that some of the money be used for vocational education. by the time they graduate from hig

. >> that is scott swift at hunter douglas the company that manufactures the blinds she bought. >> this is unique situation. any kind of odor is very rare. >> national blinds tried to help. it sent the blinds back to the factory for inspection and two separate factories looked at them. both concluded they didn't smell and suggested that her windows might be actually be the problem. >> to do something -- that made me mad. >> she called 7 on your side and we contacted hunter douglas. they they suspect the smell is, indeed coming from the blinds. >> the heat may play a role in the action of the chemicals that are used in the process. in this particular case. they have -- something that is unusual. >> they have replaced the blinds at no additional costs. >> i've enjoyed having newer blinds. >> hunter douglas is going to investigate the problem further but they suspect it's isolated problem with that fabric. as for shirley she happy the smell is gone. >> still ahead new shades of live for black and white world. how a new app is helping people unlock colors hidden in their eyes. >> and is sil

colonel douglas macgregor author of warriors rage. i. even when cops whimper and whine about being uncomfortable on camera they're preparing to dish it back they finally figured out how to use google and those on the wikipedia page on smartphones and wall street journal is reporting the blue shirts of no less than forty police agencies are awaiting the release of facial recognition devices that will attach to i phones the device developed by a b.a. two technologies in massachusetts called morris for mobile offender recognition and information system will let cops take pictures of individuals and run their faces against a national database oh and it can scan irises they can also detect three crimes and perform lethal injections on site. ok so they're still working out the kinks on those last two features but the database and iris thing are our no joke but why don't we as watchdogs of government develop a similar application not just for cops but all public employees and accountability database a way to truly level the playing field and in

imagine this tree, it was huge. >> that's douglas fir. it's funny today we have modern engineered lumber this is natures perfect natural lumber. this is the spencer house, this is a section of an old capital on the top of the column holding the center span being in the basement. everything in that house all the framing is of this quality. we would make molding out of it or stair treads today. as a result that house after 106 years of earthquakes is still plum and level and you know in amazing shape because -- >> if you look this is a modern 2 by 4 you see the rings. this one is not so bad in terms of how close together they are. >> you have a question? >> what if you eluded to earlier that the application of some of the misguided modeling materials to the outside of the building might cause the building to deteriorate more quickly. i think what you are talking about now would indicate it's a good idea, i'm sorry, because of our desire to in effect restore to what we had before, for good feeling to do this but if that elusion you were talk

enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> coming up next, kirk douglas heads to san francisco tomorrow.ome amazing stories shared by the san francisco jewish film festival. the festival's director is here. we are going to talk to him coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] ...or this huge. new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. >>> the bay area is home to the largest jewish film festival in the entire world. tomorrow, it honors a hollywood legend, peter stein with the san francisco jewish festival is joining us live now. thanks for being here this morning. >> thank you. thanks for having me and thank you, i'm not the legend. just so your people are clear. >> in your own right ridge the world's largest jewish film festival is huge. >> 31 years old this year. and we're surprised there's now something like 120

what happened to douglas fife after his term of insult magnet for bush administration officials.happened to the guy for they decided to use the wmd argument. to the guy in charge of planning for that smooth, american occupation of iraq we have all been enjoying the past eight years. what kind of demand is there for a guy with with a resume like that? he's now advising rick perry on foreign policy! yes, in another even surer sign that governor rick perry of texas is going to run for president, it was leaked to the conservative website the national review online that governor perry met last week with a foreign policy team of advisers, including douglas f feifh. rick perry wants to be seen as someone learning foreign policy, also as being seen someone trying to learn foreign policy from the bush administration. >>> today is the day that major potential fund-raisers not yet committed to other presidential candidates met in austin, texas to see if they could rally around and support rick perry. the meeting convened by a former major bunld bundler for george w. bush. the governor didn'

z dean baker and douglas holtz-eakin, president of the american actions forum. that debt deal showdown in washington was the talk on "wall street," pushing stocks down for the fourth straight day. the dow tubmled 200 points, the nasdaq fell 75 and the s&p 500 lost 27. heavy volume on today's selling, with the big board trading over one billion shares, nasdaq volume 2.4 billion. the economy worsened in about half the country in recent weeks due to weak home sales and signs of a slowdown in manufacturing. a federal reserve survey out today shows seven of the fed's 12 bank regions reported slower growth. and in another sign of new weakness in the economy, the commerce department says there were fewer orders of aircraft, autos, heavy machinery and computers last month. orders for durable goods fell by 2%. >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook in orion township, michigan. still ahead, i'll tell you how general motors plans to make money selling this small car with help from the u.a.w. >> susie: can you say $1,630 an ounce? that's the new record for gold prices set today,

rick perry called douglas fife and had him advise him on foreign policy. he also has called donald rumsfeld, as well as the guy that was fired at guantanamo when he read the list of law firms. he sort of is scraping the bottom of the barrel of disgraced george w. bush former staffers to give him advice on foreign policy. what do you read into that? >> well, i think you can read something about, shall we say, rick perry's awareness of current affairs on the national scale. i mean, you know, he is the governor of texas. he's got his choice basically. if you're governor of texas, you can convene respectable and knowledgeable advisers about any subject that you want. the fact that he hasn't i think tells us something about him and about his capacity for higher office. >> picking those bush advisors and being a governor from texas after the last republican governor from texas, would that put the republican party in the position of finally sort of having to reckon with the legacy of george w. bush and the bush economy and whether or not they like it or they were

with reference -- both himself and washington with reference to douglas.anyways, as have so many african-american thinkers, du bois is pitching the contest between him and washington with respect to the narrative. and in effect, what you say in this chat. as well, the moses of the african-american struggle, frederick douglass has passed away. the question is, washington has emerged as the new joshua. he refers to ashington as this joshua and come up as it turns out, washington isn't the militant leader that joshua buys come buys come and look to leaders that the new joshua should be. and du bois is presenting himself as the marker or a successor to douglas, the more appropriate joshua than he sees in washington. >> what that second professor, what was du bois' relationship with the larger white community found him? >> of quarters du bois was one of the founding members of the sbc. one can talk about the larger white community in a number of different ways. want to talk about the naacp with respect to african-american activism. the point that i try to stres

over whether he was ready to come to portugal's rescue again now to discuss this we are joined by douglas carswell an m.p. from the british conservative. thank you for joining us today so moody's says that portugal like greece may need another bailout if the e.u. ready for a fifth round of bailouts do you think i think it would be immensely food dish to have another bailout because what we're doing with each so-called bailout is adding to the amount of debt owed by countries who are already bankrupt this is the first time in history we've had an i.m.f. presided over a bailout that is if you like ladling water into the boat if we really want to fix this problem instead of adding to the debts of portugal greece and other countries what we should be doing is three things we should be devaluing the currency is that means leaving the euro we should be allowing them to default on their debt restructuring if you prefer that term and we should be forcing them to downsize their expensive public sectors if i if i may jump in here sort of to interrupt you but if i may for a moment there are some tha

game was interrupted four times that day for phone calls from the secretary of state, john buster douglas. this was before cell phones. an irritated and probably profane ike had to return to the clubhouse for each call, only one of which actually get through. that call was important. they confirmed that the soviet union had made an arms deal with egypt. he knew that this bold move would open a new chapter in the cold war. they agree that the president should send a message to the premier. but the president wants to think about it overnight. he said he would call the following morning. that phone call was never made. he went back. his game deteriorated. as the day wore on the president experienced a growing discomfort, declined -- declined his usual evening drink and retired early. in the middle of the night he appeared by the bedside. i have a pain across the lower part of my chest, he said. since he had complained earlier about in digestion she gave rise bins milk of magnesia. at 2:54 a.m. she called dr. howard snyder, the president's physician who rushed to the white house. snyder initi

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neither american airlines or mcdonnell-douglas admitted fault to this accident.ut in april 1991, the two companies agreed to share the costs of settlements in more than 200 lawsuits that were filed. the terms of those settlements remain confidential. >> every accident and incident, because of its unique characteristics, we are going to learn something. we have to heed those lessons. we've got to heed them and we have to enhance aviation safety. we don't want those people to have died in vain. >>> coming up next, the cargo door where your luggage goes. imagine it opening in midair. our dramatic animations put you at the scene of another structural heart stopping failure. >> i denied it. complete, absolute mental denial. this is not happening. >>> and a plane flying out of control crashes into a mountain. we'll take you deep inside this 747 to discover what went wrong. >> that would be a nightmare scenario for a pilot. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, ma

stephen douglas should have been elected by the party broke apart. that allowed lincoln to be elected which is what the session pashtun secession awarded. one of the pamphleteers wrote, he says, he says in this quote that it would like, he says a fellow named john townsend, he spoke -- he said that the republicans would be involved in non-overt, like a caged rat, a spider's web, imagine some insect strong in itself but which has tangled itself and the mesh of a spider. it can't free itself. the next thing you know the republicans will create the south, quoting him, stealthily, cautiously at first, lest we break through the meshes and form a government for ourselves by avoiding southern turncoat, they were worried about white southerners becoming republicans, federal stations of the south including post offices and courthouses. lincolnwood spread his meshes in the south after we become unable to resist we will have to submit to the mercy of the spider. this is how they saw it. and in a way, you know, looking at it from this standpoint, maybe they were

they are all boeing and of mcdonnell douglas models. many of them have an ara age of 15 years. if the u.s. company urges -- urgently needs to modernize their fleet. they chose airbus because of the plane makers fuel efficient models. the high fuel consumptionofhe older planes and high jet fuel companies -- high jet fuel costs have weighed on the company' relt they incurred losses of $286 million. >> how are investors reacting? t' join our new york correspondent. a record order by american airlines but it involves airbus je aweas boeing. tell us about market reaction. >> this seems to be a win, win, n tuio boeing was increasing 3% in early trading. boeing i getting an order for 200 planes, even if airbus gets the bigger piece of the cake. usfrom my own experience, i can say that it is definitely necessary for american airlines toethe fleet updated. also, american airlines trading higher on wednesday. >> they had a chance to react to apple's better than expected earnings. how are they reacting? >> this is one of t bte stocks here in the wednesday session. the numbers were pretty

esto ocurriÓ en la ciudad de douglas, en philadelphia.un niÑo y las autoridades creen que se trata de un caso de .violencia domÉstica. el tiempo de una pausa y cuando regresemos veremos como honduras entra en una nueva etapa polÍtica. que dice zelaya para intentar regresar al poder? tambiÉn retiremos porque ademÁs muchas cÁrceles de perÚ estar la mira de las autoridades. que ha logrado meter ahÍ los delincuentes. haitÍ no ha logrado erradicar la mortal enfermedad del cÓlera. el contamos todo esto cuando regresamos. >> con el regreso del expresidente manuel zelaya a holduras el panorama polÍtico ha dado un giro. se habla de la convoocatoria a un plebiscito para consultar a la pooblaciÓn si quiere reformar la constituciÓn del paÍs. >> el presidente anunciÓ que el 9 de julio comenzarÁ a consultar sectores polÍticos y sociales sobre la viabilidad de emprender una reforma de la constituciÓn. >> aunque nos tome mÁs tiempo, queremos que la gente nos opine tambiÉn sobre lo que los quisiesen que se hagan como reformas o cambios. >> el anuncio coin

my name is douglas yepp. i agree with the first three speakers.n my opinion, i think the city, in a certain sense, has been using a certain form of creative economics in their past agreements with the union for salary and benefits. even my own union, 10 to one could not adequately explained to me how come -- 1021, could not adequately explain to me why i was not receiving my benefits. firemen and policemen are now finding out that all of these negotiations were basically back room deals. one of my favorite subjects that i study now is voodoo economics. i suspect the city and county of san francisco, and many other cities in the rust belt of the east coast have been practicing that creative kind of financing. let us put it this way. it did not work with enron. it is not going to work with anyone else. thank you. commissioner kim: thank you. >> good morning. my name is kay walker, seiu. the west bay chapter of retirees have decided to oppose both amendments, at this point. we will do this publicly. this amendment could change, so it is not written i

douglas around four hundred people around you. you know what it's like. on face value this is just another colony but unlike others inmates here run their own theater this time in prison stars have decided to open a new season with an adaptation of notes from the house of the dead a story by russia north or fewer dostoevsky he wrote it after a period of exile on hard labor in siberia. of peace in the community each character in the book was is a play by sorrow and disenchantment we see dish out of the lives well this is a movement that this is what we want to convey to the audience is that the administration encourages inmates to take part in the club's performances if they have artistic talent others can get emotionally involved with the characters on stage as they watch them from the full. day what's all that racket. lugar's you are simply get to bed now. yes sure which people can be hardy creatures sure you're used to should become a death really very. you know i don't think of that's the true definition of a show you or produce. these emotions i have

douglas around four hundred people around . you know what it's like. on face value this is just another colony but unlike others inmates here run the road theatre this time in prison stars have decided to open a new season with an adaptation of notes from the house of the dead a story by russia north a few other dostoyevsky he wrote it after a period of exile and hard labor in siberia. a fuse in the media each character in the book is a play by sorrow and disenchant we see this shattered lives this is the love this is what we want to convey to the audience because that the administration encourages inmates to take part in the club's performances if they have artistic talents others can get emotionally involved with the characters on stage as they watch them from the floor. i. say what's all that racket. lugar's you are simply get to bed now. yes. rewards people can be hearty creatures sure you're used to shoot to kill or dance or anything. you know i think the best the true definition of a is you. these emotions knights of given the roles of the ninete

douglas costello was a night manager at tgi fridays when he was killed in january of 2008. today would have been his 40th birthday and for the day, the restaurant is donating a quarter of its proceeds toward a reward for any information. currently stands at $40,000. >>> 5:06. let's get an update on the accident blocking traffic on highway 101 in san mateo. elizabeth? >> okay, thanks. traffic alert still in effect. they still have three left lanes block. we are talking about san mateo southbound 101 just past 92 exit. this is an accident involving an overturned car. chp is out there so we are waiting for them to give us word when they are going to clear this accident but so far no estimated time when they are going to be able to open any lanes. just minimal slowing approaching the scene so no need to use 280 as an alternate. just a small bottleneck right there where chp has the lanes blocked. in the meantime word of a new accident now actually a couple of accidents towards the bay bridge. tony with the kcbs phone force letting us know about an accident around the "s" curve b

in a somewhat surprising statement this morning, her attorney, douglas wood said his client is facing possible competency issues. >> i think in a serious case like this, you have to explore every possibility because you know, as you go along, you discover certain things in a case. and our investigation is still continuing. we're looking into our client's background. we're trying to keep that as an option. >> reporter: in court today, norwood wore a tan prison jumpsuit. her hair pulled back in tight cornrows. when the judge said good morning, ma'am to her, she responded very quietly. police say norwood killed jayna murray during a violent argument after murray found stolen merchandise in norwood's bag. investigators say norwood then tried to cover up the crime by tying herself up and concocting a story about two masked men entering the store after closing time. norwood has pleaded not guilty. in the courtroom today, montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy outlined the evidence that will be brought to trial in october. apparently there are more than 1100 pages of discovery in t

we've had a meeting with civil society in douglas stan and today we're meeting with the president. also in the north caucasus. in the north caucuses human rights violations in even a violation. so the russian law are often justified by local traditions what can we do you think we should be colognes for local traditions or the russian law should be strictly applied throughout russia. well actually this is one of the issues that we are going to discuss with the president . and with you with mr pyne the shadow of our working group you know we have thirteen working groups all together in our council and all of them have been working very actively each in its own area so there is this one group that works on developing ethno cultural communities. and professor in middle pine area now and expert on the ethnic policies he's ahead of this group by. so. mr pyne with we'll talk to the president in presenting his work in groups view on various problems in ways of resolving them. and you put stuff and he's working group has quite a number of experts including some specialists from the north ca