well, in fact, felton instead went to allen pinkerton, shown here on the left. and at felton's request, on or about february 3rd of 1861, pinkerton with my research showed five agents, left chicago and arrived in baltimore. one of his best agents was timothy webster, shown on the right. he also had two men operating under aliases, harry davies and charles williams, and two women, kate warren and hattie lawton. well, pinkerton and his agents immediately set up shop in baltimore and they started to ingratiate themselves as southerners with the various suspected secessionists in baltimore. lehman derided pinker ton's reports written on a daily basis as neither edifying or useful. they proved nothing but the baseness of the vocation which gave them their existence. in fact from a legal standpoint in my opinion the reports are quite probative. first they were written contemporaneously with the events being described. this is important when trying a legal case. you want to have the best evidence you can get. memories fade. people forget. they start to remember things

she went to see samuel felton. samuel felton was the president of the philadelphia, wilmington and baltimore railroad. and she had been hearing stories of plots to kill president lincoln, and variety of possibilities. by blowing up a railroad bridge as his train was going over it en route to washington. or setting fire to a railroad bridge as his train was coming up to it. and samuel felton was sufficiently spooked that he armed his conductors with pistols, and he hired 200 security guys who he masqueraded as maintenance men. and he sent them out to the railroad bridges and had them -- it looked like they were whitewashing the bridges. actually what they were doing they were painting the timbers with salt and alum to fireproof them. and then felton hired the detective allen pinkerton to go down to baltimore and see what was going on. and so pinkerton with eight or nine detectives travels down to baltimore, and they just sort of fan out and start infiltrating pro-secessionist hot spots. one of the detectives, timoth

portland's raymond felton dove and dished to craig smith for a layup in the third period giving the trailblazersead. it stayed tight. there was a three-pointer on the way to 24 points in the game. then a steal back and a lob for the alley-oop dunk you see right there. atlanta won it 92-89. >>> in orlando, the magic and the spurs in an overtime battle as san antonio's gary neal drilled a three-pointer for the lead. magic anderson missed a last chance three and j.j. redick shot, well, that was a little too late. the spurs won their first round game of the season, 85-383. >>> in college hoops, yukon at home against cincinnati. the bearcats led much of the game. but yukon shah baz hit a three-pointer to tie the game with less than ten seconds to play. it wasn't enough. cincinnati's kilpatrick answered with a three of his own. the bearcats won it 70-67. >>> finally, every athlete gets a bit frustrated at times. but take a look at this. during a break at the australian open, marcos baghdatis of cypress took his fury out on his racquet. after reducing that one to junk, he proceeded to smash three more

. >> argentina was shocked and we felt this respected -- felton disrespected by the prime minister. it was ironic to listen to such an accusation from the british request one of cyrus' ruled out military action. -- from the british. >> falkland of ships are banned from several latin american nations, including brazil. a former planning minister says that argentina wants to use the growing political clout of latin america. >> south america as a group is becoming more and more of important in world affairs. they are now the center of economic center and wealth. >> they are making no more military ventures. but britain is finding more difficulties. >> you have been watching used it from the bbc. >> we will leave you with pictures from deli where a parade is taking place to celebrate india's 63rd republic day. more than 25,000 police and paramilitary forces are guarding the streets of delhi. republic day is one of three national holidays in india. >> make sense of international news @ bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york. still vermont and hon

. >>> well, marissa, governor brown was pleased that judge felton henderson is talking about ending the court order that has kept the prisons in the limelight. why is the judge moving so fast, some are asking. and others are saying why not? >> yeah, i think some people say it's about time. well, just a little background here, we've been under a federal receivership for six years, governing everything from mental health care to medical care in the prisons. this was the result of a lawsuit filed in 2001 that, basically, ended up with the judge saying one person is dying basically a week in the prisons because of inadequate care. so in the last few years, the states built federal medical facilities. we have had this realignment program that jerry brown put out that is not moving folks from the state prison. but i think that's something that people don't understand. when new offenders are being sentenced who are nonviolent, not sexual and nonserious, which is actually a legal definition, they're spending their time in the county jail. and that's resulted in nearly a thousand less bodies in

this week federal judge felton henderson told the police department the acting chief, the interim chief, needs to check off any big decisions with the court-appointed monitor. why has it taken so long? it's been nine years, a problem you inherited, a problem your predecessor inherited. why has it taken so long for what the judge feels are so basic reforms? >> let me just correct you. the judge said on anything having to do with the negotiated settlement agreement, that's on the civil rights issue. the judge doesn't want to run the police department, he doesn't care about how i'm fighting crime in general. he's saying because we're about to make some major reforms i think will be long-lasting, that before those are put in effect he wants us to check off with a monitor. if the chief and the monitor disagree then the chief has to come to us -- >> why has it taken so long? it has been nine years. obviously, the judge is very frustrated. >> i think, quite frankly, in the past, that we had chiefs that didn't take much action. and that this is -- it's very hard to make a culture change. you ca