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when it came time to describe new orleans specifically eaton provided account of speech jackson made to his men that made absolutely clear the link between passionate arousal and patriotic action. eaton claimed jackson delivered his address with the definite goal of inspiring his men to quote, preserve their ard door and -- ardor and devotion to country. eaton's jackson exhorted quote, look to your liberty, your property, the hasty of your wives and daughters. jackson warned the men to beware that at their worst, british soldiers could inflict rape on american women. now, this practice was totally unauthorized and it was not commonplace but there was one isolated, documented incidence of british atrocities in hampton, virginia. and jackson drew on that event in his speech. he urged quote, take a retrospect of the conduct of the british army at hampton and every bosom which glows with patriotism and virtue will be inspired. by directly invoking rape in the effort to prod his men to action, jackson advanced explicitly the idea that the war of 1812 was as much a fight against british se

as eaton explains booty and beauty the watchword of the army and the battle. the criminality is increased from being the act of the people who pull themselves up as examples to everything that is correct and proper. with accusations of sexual the privity. it could be the last guardians conversely the british could no longer holed themselves up as a civilized and third. besides making great gossip as a nation with the most fundamental form of liberty and sexual consent. each person who repeated the story help to validate assertions men fought for country because of the romantic love and because of their determination to offer women protection. u.s. soldiers the love of liberty was different from british charity per growth through 1815 cities and towns across the nation through dinners and dances in honor of jackson. he attended many of these. as a victory tour. celebrating the coming of peace to repeat them at -- the myth of jackson saved the women of the country from rape. celebrants offered a toast with the feelings of patriotism and duty opposed to the watch

when it came time to describe new orleans specifically, eaton provided an account of his speech that jackson made to this man that made absolutely clear the links between passionate arousal and patriotic action. eaton claims that jackson delivered his address with the definite goal of inspiring demand to preserve their order a devotion to country. even in jackson said look to your liberty, your property, the chastity of your wives and daughters. jackson went demand to be aware that at their worst, british soldiers could inflict race and american women. the practice is totally unauthorized and was not commonplace, but there was one isolated document to british atrocities in virginia. jackson threw one bad event in his speech. he urged quote, take a retrospect of the conduct of the british army at hampton and every but some come which closed patriotism and virtue will be inspired. by directly invoking race in the effort to produce into action, jackson advanced explicitly the idea that the war of 1812 was as much a fight against british sexual tyranny than any positive definition of lib

>> jim, the transaction between eaton and cooper industries? good or bad? closes october 26th. that's when i believe immediately eaton will lift. that is a stock is a buy, buy, buy. justin in south carolina. how are you? >> i'm doing awesome, man. hey, my question today is about taiwan semiconductors. trades at symbol tsm. hit a new 52-week high today. and i held this since about 2008. i'm considering taking some profit. >> i suggest that justin, it will be justified to take some profits. all the semiconductors are down. this one is too high. i'm saying justify it and go. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. coming up on good behavior. cramer's sell block can be an unforgiving place. but after doing time, stocks can emerge reformed. tonight, one tech security play has paid its debt to society. but is it now a buy? the verdict is just ahead. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutraliz

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there was a fellow called hubert eaton at forest lawn cemetery in southern california.nd he went out and tried to find images of jesus smiling 'cause he thought that in america, at least, jesus should smile instead of frown. >> smiling is one thing, laughing is another, was that your burl 11? >> no, it isn't my burl 11, it's an artist named ralphco zach that shows jesus leaning back and not laughing guffawing. >> a real knee-slapper. >> it's a real knee-slapper, that's right. >> do you find that gained any assemble tans in the united states? >> yeah, i mean, that picture is fairly popular. >> the phenomenon, the potential reality. we know jesus was all human, we know he was all god because he has a divine nature, i say "we know," this is the christian theology, at least that' catholic theology and it's i think still -- a few orthodox episcopalian, you're a episcopalian. >> sure. >> who believe in the die vin origin, there's a dual nature, a god and man nature but both were fully fulfilled, if you're fully fulfilled human sense incongruity and laugh, right. >> correct. >

johnson an johnson, 14% run, and eaton up 4%. do you still like this trio? >> yes, two out of three have double-digit against. that ain't bad for old bob. i think here again you have industry leaders all three of them and they're in good areas. >> tom: are you eating your own cooking here, bob? do you have positions in the stocks. >> yes, we have positions in all of these stocks. clnc stocks. >> susie: next week on "n.b.r." hurricane sandy is on track to hit the northeast, and stick around a few days. from business closings to home damage, we'll have the latest on the monster storm's economic impact. and finally tonight, peyton likes pizza! denver broncos quarterback peyton manning today, inked a deal to buy 21 papa johns pizza franchises in the denver area. manning called it a smart investment for now and long after he's done playing. peyton and the pizza chain aren't strangers, he's been starring in their commercials for the past year. but the strategy isn't new, dunkin brands cut similar franchise deals earlier this year with dallas cowboys owner jerry jo

person whether it is for head hunting or to open a subsidiary of facebook and boost its presence of eaton's. there are few names better known in the world of social media and technology than mark zuckerberg and he is today indeed in the russian capital facebook is not in fact the number one social network in russia it's another social network called contact which means in contact and he may well be here i'm sure part of the reason for his visit is to try and boost facebook's p.r. in russia and its market share but there has been another idea floated by the russian media quoting russian computer companies who say that he may well in fact be here to try and headhunt talented russians programmers and they're not happy about that prospect they point to one thousand ninety eight when russia was in a financial crisis and microsoft received similar accusations of poaching talented russian programmers and taking them back to the u.s. was never the real reason that he was here he still managed to find time to pose for photos in red square in his trademark red hoodie and to go into mcdonald's for a b

step which is supported by the conservatives while opposed by the lib dems political blogger george eaton thinks the move could spark more tension within westminster. the idea is to patch a set of powers to give britain greater self and she gave him the best justice and . peace be your skeptic conservative backbenchers because the two ministers always looking to push the blame on to the rather than ones that are all around and go to leave the e.u. is actually supported by the leader of a couple of minutes believes the u.k. should threaten to leave the leave a couple together in the hope that will. persuade brussels to cross sessions where they could. become pressuring the lib dems have always taken a very different position on on t.v. to the south is that the most pro european policy on the six while the conservatives now more than ever are you know you are suggesting you can simply give the. u.k. doesn't have to decide which powers it will solve back in zero zero tina has the potential to cause a lot of tension with the coalition partners between now and the general election. and some ot

in addition to eaton is running for policy.there were disagreements between him and medvedev when he was president. he abstained on the security council vote on libya. putin was very critical. there was a flip between the two. putin started to research and self by fall 2011 and foreign policy that russian had vetoed successive attempts to take action against the syrian regime. that was the resolution to protect civilians that nato and the u.s. used it to unseat muammar qaddafi. also i rio violent tangible issue. they see the protests that occurred in russia earlier in the year against to 10 days see the hand of the non state says why they kicked out the ngo organizations supported by the u.s. and last few days. he sees his position similar. they don't like change in the middle east a few u.s. intervention made the entire middle east worse. they don't want to see it happen again in syria. but they have to be careful. to bring up the shot of iran but a great example. we incurred the wrath. when you cut ties with a leader who was

. >> is it going to be second quarter where eaton reported missed numbers or is it really going to be another down leg. so i agree where you. it's going to be interesting to see how it reacts. >> bottom line is all of you guys on the desk today are bullish. that's the case. so let's play our debate, right? let's get specific. a lot of criticism over the candidates. i want you guys to be specific. mike murphy, if you think the market's going up, what are you buys today? >> across the board, we're looking to take our exposures up. we're getting a ton of industrial names and specifically, the reason you can do this -- right now we're also getting longer tech with apple. the main reason for this is a setup. you have a vix trading down so low you can go out. i was speaking with stephanie earlier on this. you don't know if bang of america isn't going to continue to get through ten. well, either way, you can buy protection there. you can look at an xlf put that's going to give you major protection and give you most of your earnings announcements. in the event we get up to 15, 25, but in the

we are done with wind gusts, almost category 2 at eatons neck. we won't see that. we're seeing some better news. we are seeing good news. we have high wind warnings continue, gusts up to 60. and also oon some lake-enhanced snow. that's what we're talking about off great lakes as well. that's how cold the air is. cold enough for snow, 16 inches already in snowshoe, west virginia. thank you, they're saying there, because that is a ski resort, so they're very to go in and around and drive around, it is not going to be pretty at all. we have another 2 to 3 feet. that's total forecast here. that's the worst of it here. we see the purple but you see the snow extends further to the north and west. blizzard warnings are still flying. this is the amazing thing as far as this once hurricane, now full-blown nor'easter producing blizzard conditions as well. a long duration event. for the east coast we'll begin to wind things down for today, later on this evening. and then really get into the clear by wednesday. take a look at temperatures here. what is it now, 7 million people

you don't choose to be anorexic, it just seems to be yes, people think you probably sit at home and eatons of food, you sit at home or don't eat anything at all, that's a choice. it's beyond that. it's way beyond that. there's so many factors involved. i think that the issue here is that it was the straw that broke the camel's back with jennifer. and i do believe that she has used this opportunity during the month of anti-bullying to step up. and her news director okayed it and the station supported her to stand up and not name the individual that wrote the -- i guess it's a blog or letter to her. she actually directed the comments that she had to the person who wrote this but it really was an extended, back off the fat girl, i am a great reporter, you don't see me being a fitness expert here, i'm not portraying myself as someone who does push-ups and sit-ups. i think there's a double standard also, that you don't see gentlemen who are in the news media get this kind of -- >> we're going to talk about that, when it comes to age and everything. since you bring that up, not just in the news

let me just let our viewers in the united states and around the world what these 1600 people have eaton. some poached lobster tail, rosemary-sauced rack of lamb with risotto. baby zucchini, a confit tomato and for dessert, dark chocolate fruit cadeau, i don't know and petit fours. >> gloria, help me with those words. >> i took french at one point in my life. >> i think it means present. >> it does. it does. one thing i am reminded of, wolf, is how important presidential joke writers are, scann candidate joke writers are when you are in a high-profile situation like this. the president is always put on the spot when he has to tell jokes before a comedian. here tonight, both candidates are in a different competition. it will be who can be more self-deprecating, who can be more gracious? at the same time, being funny. these two men, they don't like each other very much. they don't have a long history together. they don't know each other very well. >> john mccain and senator obama knew each other well. they fought quite a bit but did a longer-term relationship. these men see each other more

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in the guest spot today washington course dents for the cleveland plain dealer sabrina eaton. sabrina, i'm sure i don't have to show you, but for our viewers let's put up a picture of the front page of your newspaper today. at the top of the page, hurricane disrupts lives and politics across the east coast. under the fold, presidential campaign stalled. i have to wonder, are ohio voters sort of relieved to have a break in the campaign coverage? are they anxious to get back to politics? >> well, i don't know that ohio voters through the ads that they're getting on television are receiving any relief whatsoever. >> you're right. >> and there are a lot of them. i know that ann romney's supposed fto be back in clevelad area on thursday. the president is in springfield, ohio on friday. it's a brief respite we're having. >> sabrina, the president thus far has done a very effective job handling hurricane sandy, even urging this praise from republican governor chris christie. >> he told me that if at any point over the next 48 hours i was not getting something from the federal governm

tanger, good over time, which leaves eaton. buy it even up here. i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. hey, larry, what are you looking at tonight? >> thanks, jimmy. superstorm sandy is winding down, but the effects linger. i'm larry kudlow, this is a special edition of "the kudlow report." sandy, the road to recovery. >> while sandy is almost gone, she's not forgotten, as the east coast starts the healing process. >> in sandy's wake, towns destroyed. homes under water. millions without power. but today, wall street is back to business, and the pivotal election is just days away. tonight, cnbc assesses the damage and looks ahead to rebuilding. sandy, road to recovery, a special edition of "the kudlow report." >>> here's what we know two days after the killer storm called sandy hit the northeast. u.s. death toll is now at least 64. a second new york city hospital, bellevue, has been evacuated because of power and flooding issues. >> lower manhattan still a crippled zone. the markets were able to open today, but there's still flooding damage down there and also very dark streets. >> so i

that was clokd at eatons neck yesterday. for the remainder of the night, this is impressive stuff. southern virginia, high wind warnings in effect from southern georgia through the ohio valley, into the northeast corridor, extending into canada. the breadth of this storm is unbelievable here. of course, we had water in the atlantic but we also had water inland. we are going to be dealing with storm conditions here and the potential for flooding right along the lake's shore lines over the next couple of days as a result of those gusty winds. these are some tallies as far as what we have fallen, 6 to 12 inches. that water has gotten into the ground. it saturated the ground. it has loosened up those roots and the trees have been coming down. you've got loose ground and then the wind on top of that pushing the trees over. the combination has been -- well, you've seen it. look at snowshoe, the other side of the story here, upwards of 16 inches of snowfall. we'll be getting in on that a little later as well and show you what we'll be expecting over the next couple of days. incredible eve

connecticut to 85 miles an hour down toward tuckerton, new jersey, and the maximum is 94 miles an hour in eaton's neck. there's a ton of water funneled. winds gusting around 80 miles an hour in new york city. it's gone down just a little bit. we're down to 75 miles an hour, over hurricane force in newark. what we're dealing with here is a storm that is circulating here across south jersey, but we've got the winds now coming out of the southeast here funneling all this water in towards the harbor. the tide peaked around an hour and 15 minutes ago, so the tide water is trying to recede, but you still have the wind pushing all this water here, so the water is not going to be able to really go anywhere. our next high tide cycle at 9:00 in the morning, we'll see another repeat of the wooding. we're not out of the woods here yet. that flooding probably won't be as bad as it is right now, but it will be another repeat of that. a lot of manhattan getting another inundation of that water. still, the rain,nd. ♪ moving inland, not just a coastal event. that's the worst of it. inland areas need to watch. we'

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where is eaton town? >> reporter: eatontown is by long branch along the jersey shore. we were in long branch, five miles away from here, all day yesterday, watching the waves crashing up on to the boardwalk in long branch. it was very dramatic, very dangerous. and the wind actually has not died down at all in eatontown, central jersey, right smack in the middle of jersey closer to the shore. as i mentioned, the winds are still picking up here. the rain is falling. there's so much damage. we're actually outside our hotel right now. we have to go to three different hotels two days ago to get a room because all the people who were evacuated from their homes along the jersey shore came to these hotels as a safe hahaven. so far it's been working although power is out and we're not even able to get out of the parking lot. there's a barricade there due to the flooding and due to all the other damage. definitely pitch black around us. all we're seeing and hearing is the wind. not really knowing exactly how bad the damage is around long branch. i know when we came back here abo

--crotcheckett >> there was an overnight shooting in east oakland on the 56th block of eaton street. it man in his 20s was gunned down. the police police have not made any arrests. that there was a double shooting in oakland that happened after midnight. two people were injured. it was at 1007 street. the two men shot are in stable condition. the state education officials are seriously thinking about shutting down city college. they have money management issues. s has been described as management issues at all levels. it is the largest enrollment for collegethey will almost certainly have to shut its doors. >> shares mockery me is back on the job of this morning after a peameeting last week. he was found guilty of gross misconduct. >> we are waiting for game two of the national league championship series tonight at at&t park. we're waiting for a victory at home. the giants lost last night to the st. louis cardinals. jackie sissel does not want to talk about it but he has to. >> that is all right. the giants are 0 and 3 so far this year and the post season. they have been known throug

eaton gets back to work through the air. running. making guys miss. 60 yards on the score. 20-6.y then finally catches a break. what a catch. the concentration. 35-12. you can see evanston will continue to score. pick six. gone. 46 yards the other way. evan ps ton a big win 47-12. that's a look at sports. see you back here tonight at 11. >> that's all t >> on any given night, there are 4,000 people sleeping on the streets of baltimore city. in shelters, cars or locations other than housing. last year, 24,000 people accessed programs serving the homeless. at least one-third of these people are women and children who have been homeless for a year or more. in these tough economic times cities across the country are grappling with what to do. the journey home is baltimore's plan to end homelessness in the city. the mayor has formed a 32-member civic leadership council joined by the united way of central maryland, businesses, service providers and other city agencies and organizations to immre nnt plan. the basis of journey home is to join forces to provide services so homeless people

also a couple of injuries in that house, but they were not life-threatening, as well as a fifthner eaton, connecticut, who was driving when a tree fell on his car. right now the weather has certainly calmed down here. there's not so many reports about what's coming out of this state right now, because there are so many people here without power. 635,000 customers without power right now. that's because of flooding. that's because of high winds. it's also because of massive trees like the one you're seeing behind me. if we come back out here live, can you see this tree is huge. it's fallen on to this house. this is just one of many trees across the stonington area and across the state that are bringing down power lines. they are blocking roads and making things very dangerous this morning. we are in the east part of connecticut. we're told it got much worse over in the west part of concorporation and i'm sure you'll be able to ask governor malloy more about that as you talk to him right now. guys. >> thank you. connecticut cover dannel malloy is with us right now. governor, good morning t

let's move on to gary in eaton ohio. independent. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i think -- i feel that the constitution is there to tell the government what they are supposed to do. and like the guy that brought up water, the epa puts fluoride, they tell you have to have so much fluoride in water. there's something that it's in rat poison and that is why they're having to put so much of it in the water. now they've done a good job training at to water, but the deal is we don't get the news. the news is blocked. just like i ran that thing, the spring in iraq and iran and libya and everywhere that wasn't caused by a movie. it's all blow back and they are lying to the american people about. we can't get the news that we need to be donald man. i've got nothing kaput time but some people don't have the time to sit and -- >> host: thanks, gary. back to facebook, the role of government should be very, very limited. a duty for liberty and right to keep me free and uphold the rule of law to ensure the system if we suffer injury in the physical sense or through fraud. the