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edgar hoover en washington, el condado de fairfax procura que la agencia se movía virginia, el supervisor00 trabajadores más en el área aumentarían el tráfico considerablemente. la propuesta no está del todo segura. - momentos de otra pausa y al regreso mitt romney uno de los republicanos que ya se siente contrincante del presidente barack obama. >> sulema: de acuerdo nuevo estudio de centros para control y prevención de enfermedades los homicidios no están entre las que interprete las causas de muerte. desde 2010 no ha sido una de las principales causas de muerte. en este año hubo 3.4 millones de muertes registradas, 16,000 homicidios. se dice que ahora las verdades de con corazón y cáncer son las visuales causas de muerte de estadounidenses. - el estado de carolina del norte decidió que pagará $50,000 de compensación a cada persona forzada a esterilizarse como parte del programa estatal de control de natalidad. el programa que tuvo en ejecución entre 1929 y 1974, dejó estéril a 7600 hombres y mujeres, 1500 aún viven. el estado privaron a las víctimas en 2012 y la compensación debe ser a

as for snubs, j ed guard hoofer was not -- edgar hoover was not nominated. >> you can find out who will win the oscar at the 84th annual academy award. the ceremony airs right here on abc2. once again, our fan favorite, billy crystal returns as the host for the first time in eight years. we know he's already hilarious. >>> now to a new trend. women are setting a wedding day before they have a ring on their fing are or a -- finger or a man. she admits she's had a wedding obsession since she was a little girmt -- girl. she has been dating for a month and has two wedding dresses ready just in case. >> there are definitely people out there who are saying, honey, you're getting ahead of yourself. >> reporter: do you care? >> no. >> the planning for the fantasy wedding includes floral arrangements, centerpiece and dress sketches. in some cases they have already picked their bridesmaid dresses as well but the owner of klein feld's said putting the scart too far -- cart too far before the horse can be foolish. >> we'll take a look at some chemicals fond in cook -- found in cook wear and plastic

as for snubs leonardo dicaprio's turn as j edgar hoover was not nominated. the director of the girl with the dragon tattoo. >>> of course moneyball was the movie shot in oakland. the 84th annual academy awards will be sunday february 26th, starting at 5:30 watch it all right here. >>> hollywood's most watched evening begins with a road to gold. academy award preview 12:30 followed by the red carpet arrivals then the big show skwroplt download our new oscar app right now it lets you predict winners and gives exclusive live video from the red carpet and backstage during the show we have a link to the app at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> the ultimate social event. >> i'll see you there, we have tickets. >> yeah, we can get the app. meteorologist mike nicco golden sunshine? >> or ski lift tickets. we'll family the sun ab probably ride this -- [ unintelligible ] >>> people who live beneath a crumbling san francisco hillside wait for a green light to go back home. >>> snowmobileer gets buried alive in avalanche his friends rush to his rescue, all captured on

edgar hoover building. fairfax county officials are suggesting the bureau build a new headquarters on a 70-acre federal warehouse site near the franconia-springfield metro station. county residents have mixed reactions of the agency's possible move to virginia. >> don't know what it's going to traffic, but it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. it will bring more people. >> fairfax county supervisors believe moving the fbi to springfield could save the federal government over $40 million a year. >>> the supreme court is apparently leaning toward giving tv broadcasters a stricker decency standard than other entertainment provider. justices heard arguments at a first amendment case that involved several networks including nbc. the networks are concerned that rules concerning nudity are vague and not consistently enforced. lawyers for the government argued that broadcast television should be a dependable safe haven where children

edgar hoover and the army wanted to incarcerate every japanese. >> jon: and germans and italians. >>tle went to the president and said this is excessive, mr. president. let's just incarcerate the ones that are on our watch list. >> jon: this is excessive, let's just get like 20,000 of them. >> it is more about 140,000, right, right. >> jon: you know, the incredible thing is also you know we didn't immediately go after japan in the manner that you might think. >> no. >> jon: of the country that had attacked us. >> i didn't realize how-- i don't want to say slow but how our response was more directed towards germany and what was happening there. fdr was under, of course, the japanese attacked us on the 7th. we declare a war on the 8th. >> jon: only to japan. >> only japan. so we're completely focused on war with japan in the pas civic. but there is no call in this country whatsoever to go to war with germany and italy. only after on december 11th when they declare a war on us do we reluctantly say okay, we have to respond in kind so fdr asked the congress for a declaration of war again

as for snubs leonardo dicaprio's turn as j edgar hoover was not nominated.he director of the girl with the dragon tattoo. >>> of course moneyball was the movie shot in oakland. the 84th annual academy awards will be sunday february 26th, starting at 5:30 watch it all right here. >>> hollywood's most watched evening begins with a road to gold. academy award preview 12:30 followed by the red carpet arrivals then the big show skwroplt download our new oscar app right now it lets you predict winners and gives exclusive live video from the red carpet and backstage during the show we have a link to the app at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> the ultimate social event. >> i'll see you there, we have tickets. >> yeah, we can get the app. meteorologist mike nicco golden sunshine? >> or ski lift tickets. we'll family the sun ab probably ride this -- [ unintelligible ] >>> people who live beneath a crumbling san francisco hillside wait for a green light to go back home. >>> snowmobileer gets buried alive in avalanche his friends rush to his rescue, >>> engineers are

edgar hoover who had picked up intelligence on this was going bananas over it and doing everything he could to sabotage donovan's idea. luben thought highly of donovan, thought he had done some good work in the oss. he remarked at one point that he'd have a stack of intelligence reports on his desk, most of them from the pentagon. he thought were largely worthless, but he thought the ones coming from the oss was, you know, were valuable. so he went to roosevelt, actually scircumvented him and told him that he ought to give donovan's idea, you know, a proper hearing. that he thought he had some valu

edgar hoover building. fairfax county officials are suggesting a 70-acre federal warehouse site seconds from the franconia metro station. residents have mixed reactions of the agency's possible move to virginia. >> don't know what it's going to do to traffic. it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. it will be -- will bring more people. >> fairfax county supervisors believe moving the fbi down to springfield could save the federal government over $40 million a year. >>> sounds like something out of a movie. a shoplifter jumps on the metro tracks to try to avoid police. it's exactly what happened at the pentagon city mall. police say the man stole something from the nordstrom's there around 8:00. security guards chased him into the metro station. that's where he jumped on to the tracks and took off down the tunnel. metro officials were forced to shut down the trains in both directions for a short time. arlington police eventually

edgar hoover who hated her, who wanted to strip her of her citizenship who sent her to go live with her people in liberia. so, eleanor, in many ways, and eleanor speaks her mind in the way general marshall speaks her mind and also like general marshall. there are times when she will -- there's no other word for it, just shut up. and nowhere is this more clear than in the issue of internment. now my great friend doug robinson and i have spent collectively 20 years trying to find every scrap of paper in the history of the universe and eleanor roosevelt and internment. we have talked to people who were in internment camps because we had talked with people who met mrs. roosevelt in the river and we have mined archives in 11 countries and in about 50 states trying to find this. i will bet my mortgage, my career and the digital budget in this library to which i have passionately devoted on is that in this case, franklin roosevelt said to eleanor roosevelt, this is wartime and on this you will not cross me. does that mean that eleanor shuts up on internment? s why, but she can't stay shut up.

edgar hoover said they are not dangerous. don't do this. he did it anyway and the attorney general did not like it but roosevelt enjoyed the political success of removing them not only are they removed and cannot vote against me but they are removed and those people will be voting for roosevelt. he will pick up house seats in california pro finally the western coordinator said where they still here? they have been here years we let some of them now they are joining the army and highly decorated. why are we letting this group? you may indicate an individual who shows signs that you show whole group of people the sexual and grandma all the hauled into the camps. it is atrocious.

edgar hoover. trying to think about the role of a figure like hoover in conservative politics and the conservative movement. spending time reading buckley's fbi file which is interesting although there's nothing too exciting but i wonder if any of you have any good anecdotes or anything interesting to say? >> in the fbi files? >> exactly. i want to know what you really thought of hoover. not what he wrote in national review or the polite letters in his fbi file. he had something of a relationship there. i am curious if you could tell me what he really thought of j. edgar hoover or anything interesting to say on that. >> i will say one thing. bill was never so energized as when going after large authority. one of his great battles, he being a royal son of rome was to attack hopes. he just loved to get into a scrape with the vatican. when he went after the john birch society in history it looks like he was cleansing the movement of this irritant. at the time the john birch society was a major player.

edgar hoover says she was a spy and. >> guest: he tracer and tractor down to trust them. harry he is young naval officer with this dazzling blond nordic woman and said we have evidence here of probable cause. sen dain kennedy down to get away from her. he said they shagged my ass down to charleston because they thought i was hanging around with the nazis by. she chased him down there and they spent four days together at the fort sumner house hotel. four days. delay time they came mount is for a couple of late night meals and to go to mass. that is so jack they went to mass together at the cathedral on west street and did just shows as they came across throw the book, jack was a devotional catholic who prayed every night at his bedside. my editor said you act like you believe it then jackie says in her tapes condescendingly because she was not very religious the superstitious. then found out the closest friend and traveled to say he would pray every night by his bedside. a devotional catholic who was what he was. >> talk about the women. during that era, then straight, wom

edgar hoover. trying to think about the role of a figure like hoover in politics and the conservative movement. i have been spending time reading buckley's fbi file. i am wondering if any of you have any good anecdotes or anything interesting to say. [laughter] exactly. i want to know what he really thought of hoover, now what he wrote in national review and these very polite letters. thank you, director hoover. he did have something of a relationship there, but i am curious if you could tell me what he really thought of j. edgar hoover, if you know. >> i will say one thing. bill was never so energized as when going after large authority. one of his great battles, he being a loyal son of rome, was to attack popes. i mean, he just loves to get into a scrape with the vatican. [laughter] when he went into the john birch society in history it looks like, well, he was cleansing the movement of this. at the time the john birch society was a major player. they had strings on advertising contracts, strings

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edgar hoover building.au build a new headquarter on a 70-acre federal warehouse site near the springfield/franconia metro station. residents say while having 12,000 new employees could make traffic more difficult, it would also help local businesses. >> what it's going to do to traffic, but it's probably not going to help. >> it will be good for business. i got my own personal business. i'm a barber out here. and it will bring more people. >> fairfax county isn't the only possible destination if the fbi does decide to move. prince george's and loudoun countys are trying to lure the agency to a new location. >>> the d.c. council considering tlol make it easier for same-sex couples to file for divorce. the bill would allow gay couples who married in the city to get two yearsed even if they no longer live here. one member of the couple must live in d.c. for six months before starting proceedings. washington began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in march of 2010. six state allow same-sex marriage,

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edgar hoover he at the fbi said they are not dangerous. let's not do this and fdr did it anyway, his attorney general didn't like it france sis biddle but fdr enjoyed the political success of removing them. not only are they removed and they could vote against me and they are removed. finally, the western coordinator out there with the japanese is saying why are they still here? this is in '43. we can let them out. they joined the army and highly decorated people. why are we letting this group -- you might indict an individual who shows signs of having made overtures that should cause him to be investigated but you're talking about a whole group of people, grandma, the 6-year-old, all of these people being hauled into these camps. it was atrocious and so you have the people who are -- who are actually in charge of the camps saying, no, this isn't right. and roosevelt keeps it going and keeps it going and finally, the secretary admits, you know, what? i've been around roosevelt a long time, i have a feeling after the election things might c

. >> host: jay edgar hoover said she was spy. >> guest: jack was a navy intelligence. here he is a young naval was suspected per not be, going out with these blonde nordic women who'd been seen in a photograph. basically we have evidence of probable cause? they sent kennedy down to charleston to get away from them. they said they shagged my asked undercurrent in because they thought i was hanging around with a nazi spy. they spent four days together in the hotel. the only time they came out from there series of living together down there is basically for a couple late-night meals can go to mass. that is so jacked and they both went to mass together on broad street down there in beautiful charleston. it just shows as they came across throughout the book and think about after it that the, jack was a devotional catholic who prayed every night at his bedside. jackie would laugh and say how superstitious he was. he told me at night and the editors said tuesday they told you because you act like you believe it. jackie said annotates condescendingly because she was very secul

edgar hoover and the list and we had different backgrounds and i discovered he has a play sometime next year in london but also he has worked a strategic communications our strategic understanding. that is why this book is so important part of it does not argue one way or the other but just as the american public to listen to the debate that is ahead of us. so i salute and congratulate jim and the rest of us for having this effort with this troubled parts of the world with a more sense of debate. say he for this very important to work james farwell. [applause] >> >> the key for the introduction and now we can all go home. you have heard all of the great things. joe was gracious enough to vote right to a wonderful introduction to this book that was a lot of fun to write. one of the people here today must be acknowledged in the back of the room and is hiding from me but from the middle east institute, books like this man people like me are lucky enough are lucky enough to meet people like him in others. it was a peer review very extensively by great people. mr. when bob was the chief read

edgar hoover said she was a spy. >> guest: that picture, he tracked her down to charleston.jack was a navy intelligence. here he is a young naval officer and his father was a suspected pro-nazi. going out with this dazzling blond nordic woman who had been seen in a photograph. we have evidence or probable cause. we have to follow her so they send kennedy to charleston to get away from him. kennedy said to a friend, they shagged me down to charleston because they thought it was hanging around with the nazi spy. that was his word. she chases him down there and they spent four days together at the fort sumpter house hotel. four days together in the only time they came out from there period of living together down there and i loved this is a roman catholic was basically for a couple of late night meals and to go to mass. [laughter] that is so jack and they both went to mass together in the cathedral on broad street down there in beautiful charleston. it just shows as they came across throughout the book, and thinking about after i had written a book, jack was a devotional cathol

edgar hoover's enemies list, and we had quite different backgrounds, and we compared that. i discovered some years ago we had a play at sundance, he actually had a movie. he has a play perhaps to open sometime next year in london, but he also has worked in strategic communications and what i would call strategic understanding. and that's why i come to feel this book is so important. as i say, it doesn't argue one way or the other, it just gives us a look. and i think the american public more than anything else as they watch and hear this debate that's ahead of us needs someplace where they can go to get that look. so i salute and congratulate jim, but the rest of us, too, for having this effort to set the history in front of us of this troubled part of the world which will be more and more a sense of debate. so, jim, i thank you for taking the time and the effort and the background that you bring to this and presenting us with this very important work. jim farwell -- james farwell. [applause] >> well, juliana and joe, thank you for that kind of introduction. we can all go h

edgar hoover had his agents trailing people making radical films at the time.such fears about radicalism in the movie industry reflect long-standing conventional wisdom that hollywood has always been a bastion of the political left. conventional wisdom however is wrong on two counts. first, hollywood has a longer history of conservative -- conservativism and liberalism. it was the republican party, not the democratic party, that established the first political beachhead in hollywood. second and far more surprising, although the hollywood left has been more numerous and this herbal, visible, the hollywood wright led by ronald reagan, charlton heston and arnold schwarzenegger, has had a greater impact on american political life. the hollywood left has been more effective in publicizing and raising funds for various causes, but if we ask who has done more to change the american government, the answer is the hollywood right. the hollywood left has the political glitz but the hollywood right saw it, one and exercised electoral power. >> would you agree with that? >>

edgar hoover of you have anything interesting to say on that? >> i will say one thing. bill was never so energized as when going after large authority. one of his great battles he being a loyal son of rome was to attack popes. i mean he just loved to get into a scrape with the vatican. when he went after the john birch society, in history, it looks like well he was cleansing the movement of this irritant. at the time the john birch society was a major player. at a cabana would know this. they had strings on advertising contracts. they had strings on distributor deals for the magazine. they contributed, their members actually wrote checks, beyond the subscription fee but bill, while he was fearless, he was also a lover of danger. do you have a story here? >> what is the story when he flew the plane in the dark? >> well, as far as i'm aware -- >> a highly conservative movement. >> it think he was still here at yale. >> you is still here and he didn't intend to flight in the dark. >> he was surprised at nightfall came. [laughter] there he was aloft. >> and however, instead