good-bye. >> the name of general douglas macarthur cannot fade away. it shines forth brilliantly on some of the most glorious pages of our history. now this is stais sergeant stua queen inviting you to be with us again for another look at the big picture. >> "the big picture" is an official report for the armed forces and the american people, produced by the army pictorial center. presented by the department of the army in cooperation with this station. >> in a city whose public is dominated by statesmen and generals on horseback, this bronze rendition of mathematician and scientist albert einstein stands out. perhaps because there is little about the monumental about this washington monument even if it does stand 12 feet tall, weigh approximately four tons, here robert burke's distinctive style which allows some cryptics to belabor him as the bubblegum sculpture. sitting atop a bench of north carolina granite, the famed scientist holds in his left hand a document which contained some of his most significant theories. the same bench contains quotes fro

this is camp douglas. camp douglas used to be a camp that was just for training soldiers, union soldiers that mobilized. they would go into temporary encampment before going off to the front. but after the capture of confederate prisoners at fort donaldson in february 1862, this camp now became sort of a permanent home to confederate prisoners of war who either awaited exchange or by 1864 were there permanently. and again, not a pleasant place if you were a confederate prisoner because of the conditions you had to endure. many were kept in freezing cold conditions. and about 500 soldiers died within the first months of operation. one confederate inmate described the sickening conditions of those who were slowly starving or dying of disease. he said, in the latrine behind the barracks, i saw crowds of is u sick men who had fallen, prostrate from weakness, and given themselves holy to despair. while they cried or wallowed in their filth, they cursed and blass teamed as often as they groaned. at the end of th

douglas came away awed is the only word you can use by lincoln. by how lincoln treated him so much like an equal. in fact, there's a speech douglass gives after this several times. there's this homely way he put it. he said, he made me feel big there. like a teenager, meeting a great man or something. it was actually two great men meeting one another. lincoln, according to douglass said yeah, i know about you. i've heard and read a lot about you. but lincoln also defended himself. it's interesting, lincoln defended how difficult these decisions and choices had been. they met in the second time in august of 1864. '64 during the overland campaign the incredible stalemate in virginia, et cetera, et cetera it, lincoln fears he's not going to be re-elected. that's a very real fear in mid and late summer. he's facing mcclellan, of course, in the fall election. he invites frederick douglass representative of black america to come to the white house and among other things, asked dougl dougl douglass to boecome the leader after effort in cooperation with t

douglas democrats. he never had a close relationship with douglas.se, they broke over the compton constitution that buchanan supported and douglas, of course, considering it against his concept and the democratic party's concept of popular sovereignty, they split. and then as a result, buchanan basically tried to purge the democratic party of douglas supporters. so, in a sense, what he does, he paints himself into a corner. in a sense, he has very few of those he's really in contact with. and as a result he's not -- while he's calling for compromise, he's not reaching out to part of the democratic party, the followers of douglas. and he's not reaching out to the republicans to try to come up with a compromise that would, i think, be acceptable to all parties. now, he may have -- very well may have failed in this. i don't think he was a traitor. i don't think that he could have prevented the war. i don't think that -- i think, though, he could have acted differently. and i think that if he had attempted to reach out to all of the faxes, both democrats

in this year, 1862, frederick douglas resides in rochester, new york, where he moved in 1847 after his return from a more than two-year sojurn in great britain. he moved in part for security and safety from self and his family, although at that point, his legal freedom was purchased that very year by his british friends. he would knno longer have to li as a fugitive slave. rochester was an enclave of anti-slavery neighbors. he is in at this point the 15th year of editing the longest lasting black anti-slavery newspaper ever then known as "douglas' monthly." he travels constantly as the single most sought after orator in the land. he is at this point in 1862, the author and in many other anti-slavery newspapers, hundreds of hundreds of speeches, some of which are already regarded as the rhetorical master pieces of american reform and of abolitionism. he is the author of two auto biographies. the first published in 1845. already a classic by the 1850s through multiple editions, a best selling book by any measure in the 19th century. and ten years later, a second book "my bondage and my f

. >> reporter: oscar night and there's michael douglas starring as hollywood royalty.than 24 hours later, douglas is taking on a new role. corporate crusader for the feb. public service announcement based on his most iconic character. >> in the movie wall street, i played gordon gecko. >> reporter: gordon gecko, the ruthless criminal corporate raider who slashed companies to shreds. infamously declaring. >> greed for lack of a better word is good. >> reporter: douglas played gecko as a world class villain but he told the fox movie channel he's been shocked to see wanna be wall street hot shots turn gecko into a hero. someone they want to be. >> say, yeah, gordon gecko, you're the reason i got involved in wall street, you're the reason why i'm here. >> douglas wanted the world to know gecko was a quirk. >> reporter: the new pas is part of the fbi's crackdown on white collar crime and insider trading. the bureau says securities and fraud cases have jumped 52%. the fbi currently has 1,800 pending cations. today, the fbi released undercover surveillance coverage so you can

will turns out michael douglas has a new message for wall street he's appearing in f.b.i. public service announcements to tell traders and brokers that insider trading is a serious crime or basically that greed is bad what do you think this will be if the crime fighting substance there's not any balls because if they did they would be setting up public service announcements that's what we do for tobacco smoking and drugs because you're supposed to get someone to convince them to stop doing sublists harmful to their health there that you have to put out a public service announcement about doing insider trading shows that you obviously don't have the balls to send the people to regulate where you're doing it was so and who cares about michael douglas what i would want to see is bill black and a p.s.a. saying hey back in the savings and loan crisis i saw that you know hundreds of bankers were prosecuted and went to jail and that included c.e.o.'s and we're coming after you and we're not just coming after you on this later in this latest insider trading ring which has nothing

douglas kennedy, son of robert f., and reporter, denying changes he put his newborn son in danger and attacked two nurses began when he tried to take his son bo for a walk while he and his wife were still in a new york hospital last month. according to reports, the nurses called a child abduction alert and attempt today stop him from leaving the award. the nurses claimed kennedy attacked him. and he calls the allegations absurd and sickening. an emergency room doctor and friend of the kedds who witnessed the whole thing, claims the nurses were the aggressors. fox news chairman and ceo roger ailes said today in a statement, quote, i have known douglas kennedy, his wife personally and professionally over 15 years, he tells the truth and his calm and gentle demeanor always impressed me. he is the definition of a great father and it is a role he cherishes over all others. i support douglas as do the independent witness accounts of the event. it's unfortunate that what appears to be a father's defensive maneuver to protect

we have video. >> douglas kennedy's wife was recovering from c-section. when he decided his 3-day-old son needed some fresh air. what exactly is happening? in this hospital surveillance tape recorded january 7th. a kennedy heir, newborn, cradled in his arm. is caught on camera in a clash with nurses at a new york hospital. douglas kennedy, son of the late robert kennedy, said that he was trying to take his 3-day-old son out for some fresh air. when nurses tried to stop him. one nurse said she called two codes. code pink, child abduction in progress and code purple, a combative party. but nurses hold the door and determined he heads to the stair. one arm holds his son and the other, trying to open the door. that's when nurses claim a verbal argument turned physical. on the tape, you see kennedy lift his leg and a nurse falls backwards on the floor. in court documents obtained by abc news, the nurse claims that kennedy attacked her. as my hand touched the shoulders of the baby, douglas kennedy raised his right foot and with tremendous force kicked me in the

bailey otherwise known as frederick douglas came in right in the middle with 20 votes. bob kricks, hero, and he had 25 votes and i am here to pronounce that robert e. lee with 71 votes was promoted from the king of spades to the ace of spades. robert e. lee is the man of year for 1862, and i'd like to thank all of you for coming and please get home safely. >> so the winner at the library in virginia in richmond for person of the year is the selection of robert e. lee as person of the year 1862. again, the nominees today were from robert krick, who is the chief historian of fredericksburg for 30 years, david blight of yale nominated frederick douglas who came in third, nominated by james macpherson came in first and he was dead last in the voting in virginia and we congratulate professor thomas and we'll open up the phone line again for our viewers. professor thomas, you earn a big trophy or a big prize? no, i got a handshake for the director of the museum of the confederacy. >> we have callers waiting to talk to you. you talked a little bit about this in your nomination

douglas kennedy said his newborn son needed some fresh air.y camera as he tries the elevator. the nurses stopped him saying he did not have the doctor's ok. kennedy heads for the stairwell in stead. that is where it gets physical. he lists eightfts a leg and a nurse falls on the ground. according to the lawyer, he twisted the arm of one nurse. mr. kennedy kicked the other nurse. rubbish, says kenny's lawyer. >> one of the nurses goes to grab the baby. at that point douglass raises his knee only to protect his baby. -->> an emergency room doctor saw the fight and size of the nurses were the only aggressors. kennedy has pleaded not guilty. >> ok, thank you. coming next, some new hopes for women battling infertility. >> it is good news for peanut allergy sufferers. >> a new therapy is helping some people overcome their peanut allergies. but it is not for everyone. >> mary scott follows her pediatrician's recommendation and waited until giving her son henry, peanut products. >> they told us to wait until he was a year. >> when he tried peanut butt

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this is the mug shot of douglas kennedy. investigators say shows douglas kennedy's crimes. two nurses claim kennedy attacked them. even kicking one to the ground. all while allegedly trying to break hospital rules by trying again and again to take his newborn baby out of the maternity ward for a walk outside. nbc news has obtained copies of sworn statements by the nurses involved. the nurse in charge, anna margaret lane, said she asked kennedy repeatedly to return to room 328 or to place the infant in a bassinet and that he needed to calm down. when the nurses tried to stop him from going out and down a stairwell, this tape shows nurse luciano getting knocked to the floor. in a sworn statement, luciano says kennedy kicked me in the left side. nurse lane says an angry kennedy twisted my arm, causing pain, and that she watched as he kicked nurse luciano in her midsection. holding the baby, kennedy then fell and lane said the infant's head bounced up and back, as kennedy made a district impact with the floor. kennedy and his wi

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and there's michael douglas starring as hollywood royalty.urs later douglas is taking on a new role. corporate crusader for the fbi. public service announcement based on his most iconic character. >> in the movie "wall street" i play gordon gekko. >> reporter: gordan gekko, the ruthless criminal corporate raider who slashed companies to shreds, ruining innocent lives, and infamously declaring -- >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: douglas played gekko as a world-class villain. but he told the fox movie channel he's been shocked to see wannabe wall street hot shots turn gekko into a hero, someone they want to be. >> yeah, gordon gekko, you're the reason i got involved in wall street. you're the reason why i'm here. >> douglas wanted the world to know that gekko was a crook. >> reporter: the new psa is part of the fbi's crackdown on white-collar crime and insider trading. the bureau says securities and commodities fraud cases have jumped by 52% since 2008. and billions have been lost. the fbi currently has 18 pending case

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he covered the lincoln/douglas debate. so he got to know link object on the stump when lincoln was an unknown, one-term congressman from illinois who had come back to run for senate and compete with douglas. and he sounds every bit the hard bitten, jaded political reporter. you hear one lincoln/douglas debate and you've heard them all. his attitude toward lincoln he said he called him embarrassment, he was so uncoasrse and uncouth. you could never pin him down on succession. but lincoln was arguing for the preservation of the union. but if you really pushed him on what would you do about it, he would never give you a straight answer. >> that's one of the great things about seeing history unfold from the perspective of the journalists who were there. 150 years later, lincoln rightfully is on this enormous pedestal. and the reality was day to day he was having to engage in all the petty diplomacy -- i love the vallard portrait. he wrote it in 1902 reflecting on having spent time with him in the late 1850s. >> with a great de

douglas is a guy who's respected by the old new dealers. he has to get back in good graces with that wing of the party. he's got to cement that tie to the new deal. and william o. douglas supposedly says, i will not be a number two man to a number two man. and turns him down. so he takes barkley, this democratic leader of the senate, and you've got a ticket which is -- barkley's a pretty good speaker. he's kind of well liked. he's older than harry truman, and harry truman is not a young man. they both come from border states. um, it doesn't look like much of a ticket. doesn't look like much of a ticket. but harry truman goes to the convention, he waits for hours to give his speech. he doesn't give it until, like, 1:00 in the morning. and the convention has just been all roiled up with everything. hubert humphrey had gone to the floor and forced a floor fight on the civil rights plank. the southern democrats were mad enough going into this convention, then hubert humphrey says our plank on civil rights is not as strong as the republicans'. i

you may remember the movie wall street where michael douglas played a character, gordon.laimed green is good. now he's working with the fbi trying to track down greedy financial people who may be breaking the law. >> in the movie "wall street" i played a greedy, corporate investor while others lost their savings. our economy is dependent on the success and entering right of the financial market. if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> the fib said they are now investigating hundreds of allegations of white color crime on wall street. it's a good thing, so mr. douglas is a patriot. that's it for us tonight. please check out the factor news website. different than billoreilly.com. if you wish to opine, word of the day, do not be a mikcreant when writing to the factor. all right. let's go to bret baier and megyn kelly who will anchor the primary coverage this evening. >> welcome to headquarters for the elections. i'm bret baier. >> and i'm megyn kelly. polls are about to close. it looks like mitt romney is having a very good night in arizona. michigan may be

. >> the lincoln-douglas debate? >>n the lincoln-douglas debate, and i read it, and i was just absolutely shocked. and from that point on, i started to researching lincoln and trying to find everything i could about him. i wasn't trying to get a degree. i wasn't trying to pass a course. as i say in the book, i was trying to save my life because i find it difficult to understand how people could say this man was the greatest apostle of brotherhood in the united states of america. >> you say on page 114, not only is lincoln a church, he is also an industry. >> precisely. precisely. and the key -- one of the keys to the american personality, but an industry, yes, all over the country, now, people are engad in packaging information on lincoln, putting together exhibits on lincoln, doing this and doing that about lincoln. it's a whole industry that employs hundreds of people, probably thousands of people. and it's important from that way, he is also a religion. and as i indicate in that same chapter, barbara petrich, i th

as a matter of fact, when the war started, when frederick douglas first heard the war started, douglas said, i wish the north had started this war. in other words uction i wish they had cared enough about us and our freedom so they would have started this war. but in case they didn't care enough to start, thank god for the slave holder. that's right. somebody had to start this. you can't finish what you don't start. somebody had to start this. so he said, somebody had to start this. and harriett tubman said, god ain't going to let president lincoln win until he does the right thing. south carolina start this war and they say the constitution of the united states and fourth article provides as follows -- this is south carolina's article. no person held to service or labor in one state under the laws thereof escaping to another shall consequence of any law or regulation therein be discharged from service or labor be discovered upon claim of the party to whom such service/labor may be due. they go on to say that -- they say if that provision -- as a matter of fact, let me finish the next

. >>> michael douglas is teaming up with the fbi to fight financial fraud on wall street. douglas stars in a few public service announcement that encourages people to report securities fraud and insider trading to the fbi. the public service announcement uses scenes from the 1987 movie "wall street," in which douglas played the role of a cheating executive named gordon gecko. >>> gas prices are soaring right now, and every penny counts. how do you know you get the gas you're paying for? the news 4 i-team is on the job. tisha thompson finds out who is watching out for you. >> think you're watching every penny at the pump these days? >> many, many. probably thousands. >> you've got nothing on elizabeth conkey. every day she's on the road inspecting gas stations in maryland. >> all inspections are unannounced. >> for the state's department of agriculture, and boy, can she the stop the meter on a dime on this case a penny. >> my greatest job skill is to stop at five gallons and ten gallons. >> she uses these specially calibrated containers. they look a lot like milk jugs. firs

. >>> michael douglas says he was wrong. greed is not good. and he is telling that to everyone on wall street who is willing to listen. betty nguyen reports for us for wjz, and how they are switching to a new public service ad campaign. >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: in the 1980s, michael douglas was the fictional face of wall street excess. >> i play gord -- gordon, who played for profits while innocent investors lost their savings. >> reporter: he took on the oscar in 1987 ask is now trying out a new role, "fbi informant." >> the movie is fiction but the problem is real. our economy is increasingly dependent on the success and integrity of the financial markets. >> reporter: yesterday, announced that douglas will become the newest face of the campaign. perfect hedge. which has successfully prosecuted 50 people in the last five years for insider trading. and is targeting 120 more suspects. >> if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> douglas, who previously said he was startled by the positive respons

recruiting michael douglas for a p.s.a. against insider trading here's a clip of the actual p.s.a. . we're moving with. the problem. our economy. our own film are. looking through probably. so go report those insider trading schemes that you're suspecting because i used to be gordon gekko in the eighty's in a movie where i was saying greed is good now they have enlisted me to say that greed is bad and we have a number to go with those threats the f.b.i. is currently building cases on reportedly one hundred twenty people for alleged insider trading since two thousand and nine they have fifty seven convictions or guilty plays please out of about sixty six charge individuals the big question here for me is how come the f.b.i. has been successful and busting people for insider trading all these fifty seven of them since two thousand and nine but they can't build a single case against somebody for the financial crisis and any kind of allegations of corruption that went on there i think the answer what is it will be. so widesprea

. >>> michael douglas is helping to fight insider trading. he now appears in a public service announcement, condemning illegal. >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: in the 1980s, michael douglas was the fictional face of wall street excess. >> i play gordon gecko, a greedy, corporate executive who cheated to profit, while innocent investors lost their savings. >> reporter: now, the actor whose portrail -- portrayal of gord an gecko took home a oscar. >> the movie is fiction but the problem is real. our economy is increasingly dependent on the integrity of the financial market. >> reporter: yesterday, the fbi announced that douglas will become the new face of its campaign, perfect hedge. it is targeting 120 more suspects. >> if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> reporter: douglas, who previously said he was startled by the positive response he received as gordon gecko, will now urge traders and managers on and off the streets to report fraud to the fbi. >> for more information on the how you can help ide

you can see douglas kennedy and his three-day old son walking down holloway.said he was taking the newborn outside for fresh air. two nurses blocked him, arguing he did not have permission to remove the child. he ignored the women and forcefully push past them. >> douglas begins to move back in one of the nurses actually goes to grab the baby. how dare she does that and at that point, douglass raises his need to protect his baby. >> the nurse as attorney makes a different claim. they claim that he kicked her arm and character in the pelvis. kennedy has pleaded not guilty to child endangerment and two cases of harassing nurses. a bad case of bad annunciation caused a scare and southwest airlines flights. passengers panicked after they thought the pilot warned of a bomb on board the plane. it turns out the pilot was wishing a happy birthday to a mom board. flight attendants and the pilot quickly cleared of the mistaken two passengers filed complaints when the plane landed in the york and the faa says it will not bother to investigate. still i had, adam caskey wi

>>reporter: douglas wanted the world to know that gecko was a cork. this is part of the fbi crack down on white collar crime and insider training. security and commodity fraud cases have jumped by 52 percent since 2008. billions have been lost. fbi currently has 1800 pending cases. today the fbi release undercover surveillance footage of white collar sting to see first hand quus what greed looks like in a money laundering insider trading cas case. douglas is asking wall street insiders to snitch on corporate band its. >> it's a deal looks too good to be true it probably is. >>reporter: pierre thomas abc news, washington. >> still to come tonight. we show you around the only organic ice cream factory in the country. 12,000 pints a day and all comes from those happy california cow. stay ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-n

louis, and this is douglas, who's a democrat. douglas, good morning, you're on for the congressman. go ahead. >> good morning. i have some solutions for you, and some gripes. number one is, the solution is remove the cap on social security tax. we should be taxed no matter how much you're making. it totally funds the system. i believe the congressional budget office has already scored it, and it will spend -- it will take care of the entire problem. number two, is the fact that, we have a revenue problem. anybody who is anyone can look at bipartisan fact and figures. ken dickerson did an article a couple months ago that shows increase in wages for the lower class for the 99% have remained stagnant for the last 30 years since ronald reagan got in there, and that the income for the richest 1% has skyrocketed it 275%. for anybody to sit here to argue that's not true i defy you to bring me anything that shows a difference of that. okay? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you're right the income inequality i mentioned that a little earlier, has just widened. of course this country has

douglas supposedly says i will not read the number two man to a number two man. and andy turns them down. he takes alvin barkley, harry truman takes album berkeley democratic leader of the senate and you have the ticket. berkeley is a pretty good speaker. he is pretty well-liked. he is older than harry chairman and harry chairman is not a young man. they both come from border states. it doesn't look like much of the ticket. it doesn't look like much of the ticket but harry truman goes to the convention. he waits for hours to give his speech. he doesn't give it until 1:00 in the morning and the convention has been all world up with everything. hubert humphrey has gone to the floor and forced a floor fight on civil rights. the southern democrats were mad enough going into this convention and then hubert humphrey said our plank on civil rights is not as strong as the republicans. it's the same mush that we were paddling in 1944. no, we need a move out of the shadow of states rights into the bright sunlight of civil rights and he forces a floor fight on to the conven

he's working with the fbi to get the message out. >> hello, i'm michael douglas.reet" i played gordon getko, a greedy corporate executive who cheated to profit while innocent investors lost their savings. the movie was fiction. but the problem is real. >> douglas stars in a new public service announcement that encourages people to report securities fraud and insider trading to the fbi. the psa uses scenes from the 1987 movie "wall street," in which douglas played the role of a cheating wall street executive. >>> some drivers are on thin ice after parking their cars on thin ice. they were at an ice fishing contest in oshkosh, wisconsin, when 36 vehicles broke through the ice on t lake. officials say the vehicles were parked too close together for the ice to withstand their weight. oh, can you imagine? this is what you come become to? >> man. >> at least -- >> one i'm sure is saying, i told you this was going to happen. i told you this was going to happen. >> i hope they caught a lot of fish, if that's a consolation. >> a big problem. >>> tom has the forecast. no pr