why does there need to be an airport in frederick, maryland? >> well, one of the reasons that we have an airport is for economic growth. we have a number of corporate entities that fly into our airport and then head down to d.c. the tower provided an extra level of safety to allow those corporate jets to come in. without the tower, we're going to probably start seeing a decrease in that jet activity and that's how our airport makes revenue, the sale of fuel. >> diana, your airport is key to the aerial fire fighting aircraft that protect 1.7 million acres of land susceptible to fire. without the control tower, can this fire fighting continue? >> well, the firefighters will stay, but the problem is you got an airport, an airport that in 1995 there was a midair collision between two u.s. forest service planes that killed three people. that was the motivation by building the tower, and getting the tower staffed by the faa. this is a foolish move by the faa and the federal government. and it is a great example of how the feds can't get the budget ac

panel i would not recommend that you were approaching a black person and tell them that you're a frederick douglass republican just because at minimum you're going to get laughed at like it comes down to a simple i don't mean to quote jay z. here but we don't believe you you need more people literally you know we have matthew heimbach he's the white student union he created towson university and we had him on the show last night here's what he had to say what are your thoughts you were at the discussion with mr terry what are your thoughts on that remark. basically. i mean slavery was a whole a cause for african-americans in this country for hundreds of years ago when you're going to find slavery and i'm certainly not in the from the mr terry was doing was really were. the comment is kind of very interesting to think progress is focusing on one part of the discussion instead of really looking at what the panel was about you know what the panel was about was talking about whether republicans especially tea party republicans are reaching that should reach out to the minority community and wh

lilith isn't sending frederick. why not? he has this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an incredible christmas. a friend of hers has rented a home in austria. why not the u.s.a.? they filmed the sound of music in the house and that's freddie's favorite movie. julie andrews is singing with the salzburg chorale. they're dining with her afterwards and there's some nonsense about a horse-driven sleigh ride and a toboggan a balloon trip through the alps oh, and apparently on their way back they're going to spend an entire day at eurodisneyland. well... at the cabin there's an old stump that the children enjoy kicking. you have to let him go. thanks for pointing out that you know what's right. i was just making sure you did. hod i live without you? now, now, boys that's enough. you're being a good father letting frederick go. it need not ruin your christmas. w woul let's finish decorating the tree. i got the lights from the storage room. i don't want to use those lights this year. i pip these just yesterday. chili peppers? yes, t

. >> i am a conservative but that's not how -- i'm a frederick douglass republican. >> frederick douglass didn't django shoot him. >> jon: there was a lot of shooting so i'm not sure. [ laughter ] >> if you want to get minorities on board stop playing the victim. what was that cpac panel called? trump the race card. are you sick and tired of being called a racist and you know you are not one? okay, first of all why does donald trump have to put his name on everything? seriously jon? what kind of narcissistic (bleep) wants naming rights on racism. >> jon: they wanted to talk openly about race and racism. >> it was open all right. >> he writes a letter to a former slave and says i forgive you for all the things you did to me. >> for giving him shelter and food all these years? >> he's defending slave owners. oh, my god, jon, that's fantastic. knoll wonder that guy is sick of being called racist. i bet he gets called racist but other racists. it's unbelievable. >> jon: food and shelter he would lick reparations for descendents of slave owners. >> jon, it's not bad. you know they've had it fo

frederick neilson is one of the world's leading experts in video surveillance. he's the north american head of access communication, swedish camera manufacturer. his customers include, and this is a random selection, city of dallas, biggest art museum in chicago, canton high school, hospital number 306 of the people's liberation army, and the department of transportation in several u.s. states. thanks for being with us this morning. you must just curse at the tv when you see those surveillance videos we were just showing. he's described as like a blob. >> well, actually, to be honest, i curse at the tv many times. there's many reasons to curse when it comes to surveillance. we saw the video before that looks like a blob. that's a traditional analog system, what's been able until a couple of years ago and what most cameras are. that's the reality in many cases. then we have the curse i'm doing watching "law & order" and "csi" where people have the perception you can zoom in on details that don't exist. >> we have a clip. we'll look at it later if we have time. no

frederick douglas, maria stewart, martin delaney, all of those people, too numerous to name. they have stories to inform us how we should walk in dignity in the world. there are african ways of walking in the world just like there are european. we must find ourselves jig booing with "django". we must hold oppression and enslavers accountable by reparations. i don't mean money which i mean first of all public dialogue so people can stop denying what they did. so black people can know what it is. it is repair of a greeves injury and that injury is the holocaust of enslavement and the consequences of that even to segregation to now. second we need a public admission that is holocaust, not slave trade. an act of genocide. third we need public apology. don't be apologizing to me until i tell you what to apologize for. we define ourselves. people can't say what you want. have you to have a rule which you call yourself free. so we have to have that. the next thing we need is public recognition, right. that means buildings of monuments and teaching in the school the horror and meanin

take a look at what happened when the moderator praised frederick douglass. there is no middle road in this crowd. >> douglass escaped from slavery. he writes a letter to his former slave master and says, i forgive you for all things you did for me. >> for giving him shelter and food? >> no. >> that white guy with the beard stands up at that event and openly makes a case for slavery saying they got three squares a day. what are you complaining about? joy, pick this up. there should be shame for adm admitting fondness or nostalgia for the antebellum days in the south. >> the whoblack republicans sayy is to reference frederick douglass. go back to the republican party the way it was under lincoln. then you've got this other guy who comes out and says we want to be booker t. washington republicans. you know, one hand, but as separate as five fingers. why can't we go back to segregation? a woman stood up and said, wait a minute, we shouldn't be talking about slavery in referencing that. she's the one who got booed. both people came out of the tea party session sa

hampton pearson is live in frederick, maryland.eporter: simon, one particular aspect of the budget cuts is what happens to faa-manned towers at regional airports like this one here in frederick, maryland, the second busiest in the state of maryland after bwi with about 130,000 operations a year. it is about to lose its contract faa tower. they are waiting to find out. they are on a preliminary hit list. sometime this afternoon the faa is going to tell us which of these contract towers, some 240 around the country, are actually going to be finally cut. now, understandably, both the airport officials and the general aviation people here are very angry and don't believe they should even be on this hit list in the first place. >> i'm totally stunned. this is a program that, again, is based on safety. it is among -- it's probably the most cost-effective program that the federal aviation administration has to offer, and yet the administration is shuddering the program. >> reporter: now there's a double irony here this. tower is basically

perhaps we should just leave it alone, i meant alternative to what we have done 200 years, even frederick douglass couldn't puzzle out why we had been so hostile. the speech he gave in chicago to the world fair in the 1890s was a speech that would be appropriate now as a matter of fairness when talking about the asian president, it sounded as if he knew president aristide and knew what had befallen him but that is standard fare from the u.s. over the last 200 years. and why? what distinguished haiti from the rest of the caribbean? in the rest of the caribbean, democratic, stable government with friendship from the united states and open government where all the freedoms are enjoyed, speech, religion, all the rest. haiti is an extraordinary place. it is eight million people. it arts are world class, haiti has everything going for it. why has thes arts are world cla has everything going for it. why has the u.s. singled out haiti for this kind of program? i am not sure any of us have figured it out. perhaps it is on a strategic water passage that causes it to invite such intense interest fro

peter frederick cited organized crime, and austria also voiced objections. >> a court in italy sentencedne yearrlusconi ti one yeao in prison. he was found guilty of publsihin hing wiretaps. the charges will expire before the hearings are complete. he will face charges of tax fraud and sex with an underage prostitute. >> leaders from latin american gathered in venezuela to bid goodbye to hugo chavez. the president of belarus was invited to join the guard of nejad.with amadejad. it wil lbl be embalmed and put on permanent dispaly folay r the venezuelans who want to show respect. maduro was sworn in -- criticized by the opposition on constitutional grounds. he has called for immediate electiosn. ons. >> rebel fighters in columbia freed two german tourists held captive for four months. columbia's second largest rebel group took them in the northeast of the country in early november. >> ariza lost three sons in the seige. the body was badly burned in the hiroshima bombing. an exhibition by melissa roth opened on friday. the title is "women and war." these photos span three decades. no blood

and this just in, the judge has denied frederick cohn's request. might be jews on the jury. >> looks who is getting called for jury duty. >> oh well, surprise, surprise. >> gavin, how is your ear? how is your ear feeling? is your ear feeling okay. doing okay with that ear? you have another ear, don't you? >> see you later. coming up, wherever you go, whatever you do, i will be right here waiting for you. not a story, just a strange voicemail i had last night. it is creeping me out. stop it, bill. what is a fitness party? more like what isn't a fitness party? i like to say things. >>> does porn on-line put parents in a bind? according to some expert, my favorite kind, internet smut is forcing moms and dads to have the birds and bees talk with their kids at an earlier age. cindy gallop points out that misconceptions can start at a young age noting that this is not because eight-year-olds go looking for porn. it is a funk of what they are shown on someone's cell phone on the play ground. i apologize for that. that's what happens when they go out to th

but then we had sir frederick coil who named the big bang theory who said guess what the universe had a beginning 13.7 billion years ago. again, frederick coil a cambridge mathematician said the chance of inanimate matter. >> bill: do you believe it started 13.7 billion years ago. >> i think it could have been. one of the things fundamentalists christians say the earth is 6,000 years old. the bible never makes that claim. >> bill: you are a smart guy and i want to it take it out of the theological realm. you know the evolutionary theory. my belief system is that there is a higher power. and then the evolution was the way he created the world. now, i was taught in my catholic school that a lot of the stories in the bible are allegorical. for example, there are -- in the old testament where you stone people, you have slaves, obviously jesus didn't want to stone anyone or have slaves. so all -- and jonah got swallowed by the whale for three days he built a condo in the whale's tummy? come on. there are stories that just like jesus spoke in parables because i'm researching my book killing

a 90-degree day in frederick, maryland. sergeant shawn tyler has just spotted the three kids climbing into the trunk of the woman's volvo. he follows close behind and pulls her over. 37-year-old lenora lucas steps out of the car to open the trunk, and out pops her 9-year-old son, her 3-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old friend. then she places a box that was taking up room in the back seat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids ride in the trunk? >> they wanted to be in the trunk. >> the entire scenario is strange enough, but it's this next exchange that astonishes the officer. >> i see you have a "b" license. what do you do for a living? >> school bus. >> you drive a school bus. >> at the time of the incident, lucas hadn't driven for the school system for two years. lenora lucas later tells a frederick county judge she let the kids ride in the trunk because she wanted to be a cool mom. lucas is convicted of reckless endangerment and sentenced to 18 months of probation and community servic

the lake county sheriff's office launched an extensive search for jennica frederick.er family reported her missing thursday night. today a family member said the 12-year-old showed up at his home in santa rosa safe and sound. >>> happening now, cars are back on the track at marysville raceway north of sacramento a week after a crash that killed a north bay teenager. before the race started there was a moment of silence for two teens. a driver lost control and crashed into the pit area. some say this is what the fans and the drivers want. >>> a deadly head-on crash shut down lanes in highway 84 for several hours. the highway patrol says a pickup collided with a car at 1915 killing one person. -- 9:15 killing one person. the coroner identified the victim as 46-year-old todd sure of hay ward. the highway fully reopened at about 2:20 this afternoon. >>> san jose police are investigating this accident between a scooter and that santa clara county sheriff's patrol car. it happened at 12:30 this morning at west heading street in the alameda. investigators are trying to deter

frederick k.c. price... next time, on ever-increasing faith... but in the day of adversity, which is the same as what? calamity and evil. so he's saying in the day of calamity, and in the day of evil. consider something. what? that "god also hath set the one over against the other." produced by ever-increasing faith ministries and you, our faithful friends and partners in this area. closed-captioned by j.r. media services, inc. burbank, ca call... >>> are you competitive? author poe bronson breaks down winning and losing and how to 10 the odds in your favor and we'll preview 2013' camp fest, a familiar film event with a new name. i'm susan sykora and that is on "bay area focus." next. >>> welcome to "bay area focus," i'm susan sykora. it's a doggy dog world. don't be on the menu. good advice. opening the newest book from author poe bronson. from sports to work and politics, how aggressive must you be to win. and is being competitive a natural gift or can you learn it? poe bronson explains in "top dog, the science of winning and losing." welcome b

look at this, a tower up in frederick, maryland opened less than a year ago with stimulus money, and now it's one of the towers that is being closed by the feds because of the sequester. >> thanks for keeping an eye on that, tom. thanks. >>> a historic meeting in rome unfolding today. a pope is meeting another living pope for the first time in centuries. pope francis is meeting with his predecessor, pope benedict xvi. they were meeting together at benedict's home. he has been following francis' election as poep and in front of new crowds in rome. >>> and president obama is wrapping up his trip to the middle east, and he also made stops in israel, the best bank during his trip. and he called on israel to start direct talks with the palestinians, and helped to broker an apology over the deadly commando raid, and pledged $200 million in aid to cope with the refugees from syria. >>> the concurrent resolution is agreed to. >> move to reconsider? >> without objection. >> the senate has passed a budget. >> you heard it here, right there, the senate has passed a budget. it's the first time t

have much impact on commercial airline schedules but it will affect operations at airports like frederick municipal in maryland. private planes operate. the towers will shut down because the f.a.a. is laying off the contract controllers. another example in greenville, south carolina. it handles an average of 80 flights a day. these airports will not shut down completely because most planes can land without controllers, but it could put more demand on other f.a.a. facilities which will have their own problems coping with layoffs. the group that speaks for private plane owners tonight calls this extremely disappointing and says the same federal agency responsible for ensuring aviation safety is now taking steps to compromise it. brian? >> pete williams on this still developing story tonight. pete, thanks. >>> now to chicago and the outrage expressed over mayor rahm emanuel's plan to close dozens of that city's public schools. 30,000 kids will be moved to different schools, most of them black on the city's south and west sides. chicago's not the only city where budget problems are forcing bi

i'm a big fan of frederick douglass also.in a piece that he wrote, he writes the real question that all commanding question here is whether american justice and american liberty and american civilization, the american christianity can be made to include and protect all the rights of all american children. as black people we feel not educated by history and other countries and you know as i talk to people from where i came from my struggles with my parents if you live in the south, even sometimes the black people seem like they have not comprehended what i'm talking about. the struggle and where we came from and where we are now. >> host: let's get a response from randall robinson. >> guest: well, i understand very much how you feel. i think that you can't have offhand much reason for expectation of anything different. i have taken the position that i have taken particularly on reparations, because in my view it is our due. that doesn't mean that i expect that they will materialize even in my lifetime and not in the near-term

in other words, there is no abraham lincoln if there is no frederick douglas pushing him.pushing him. i don't want barack obama just to become another garden variety politician. i don't want him to start the clinton triangulation. >> it may be too late for that. >> i want him to be a great president. this nonsense of me hating on the president is ridiculous. >> when you're at the bottom moment and in the world of creaming back at you be quiet, tavist, just let him win. did you want to walk away from this? >> i say this again with as much humility as i can muster. if you ever see me in a fight with the bear, help the bear. you can pour honey on me, and still help the bear. part of the taf thing was to teach me a lesson and the lesson was simply this. i know you love black people when they love you back. can you love black people when they don't love you back. can you stand with them when they don't stand with you? when obama as president is subject to racist attacks are you going to hold it against him that he hasn't invited you to the white house? that he's talked to bill

that was a good and fair point but i wish going back in this country people's life experiences shea frederick nearly as much until they shave their life experiences. they have of gradually unfulfilled obligation to make it happen, to write education policy less, and a little more about the people growing up and living and working and dreaming at the school. and the second major realization is too much of the debate about education and education reform frames and ideological rather than sociological terms. most parents and educators don't spend time debating whether carl -- charter schools are good or bad or americans are bad or whether teachers unions are good or bad. what they care about our their relationships and experiences kids are having in the schools and whether there's a common set of aspirations and goals and shared vision around education could or should not be. and the future of the school building. and the dominant white parents oppose the charter network. and many of these parents were decrying kids's long days and emphasis on test preparation and lack of diversity and i went to

frederick one of 5 players at 6 under part. made a pair of eagle along the way. >> last week rory withdrew complaining of tooth ache. tooth better but not his game. 7 become at 1 over. tiger used solid short game to fear his skichblingts he made 9 birdie over all. 4 players including phil are one stroke back. >> and 7 sports was brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks a lieutenant. >> all right take a close look at this church. >> yes. coming up next. why >> ye[ male announcer ]. why citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. easier banking. have saved money with... ohhh... ...with geico... ohhh...sorry! director's voice: here we go. from the top. and action for over 75 years people have saved money with gecko so.... director's voice: cut it! ...what...what did i say? gecko? i said gecko? aw... for over 75 years...(laughs. but still trying to keep it contained) director's voice: ke

after reviewing surveillance video footage, police say they suspected 48-year-old frederick bush wasne of the burglars in a series of bush was arrested last thursday. police searched his home and said they found stolen property from the burlglaries. a man suspected of committing at least five commercial burglaries thursday, the arrest stemmed from an of leandro over the past few months, after reviewing surveillance footage from some of the burglaries, police said that they suspected that frederick burglars. burglaries. bush was booked into jail on suspicion of burglary and possessing another community meeting was held yesterday on proposals to re-vamp san francisco's polk street. the city wants to take away about 200 parking spaces to make way for a new bike lane. other proposals to upgrade polk street include adding parklets and curbthe city says the changes are necessary because there between bikes and cars in the area. residents in the area say they already have a big issue with finding parking and getting rid of existing spots would worsen the in national news. he's been quiet af

with additional support from -- the george frederick jewett foundation. helen sarah steyer. and the phyllis c. wattis foundation. >>> i started out with the idea i'd do a plate, down the lower right-hand corner, of donuts or a pie or something. that's what those sketches are. and then i liked more of the starkness of the thing and then decided to really concentrate on that surface. >> at 88, artist wayne thiebaud still spends most of each day painting in his downtown sacramento studio. it's a work ethic he picked up in his early training as a sign painter, and later, as a commercial artist. >> i didn't go to art school. i worked in commercial art and all kinds of things, and you get up and you go to work whether you like it or not. [ laughs ] that's what i thought painters do -- you get up and go to work.

frederick one of 5 players at 6 under part.ir of eagle along the way. >> last week rory withdrew complaining of tooth ache. tooth better but not his game. 7 become at 1 over. tiger used solid short game to fear his skichblingts he made 9 birdie over all. 4 players including phil are one stroke back. >> and 7 sports was brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks a lieutenant. >> all right take a close look at this church. >> yes. coming up next. why so many people are flocking here. >> ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now's the time to save 5% off every day with your lowe's consumer credit card. [ malcrrkkhshziiiizzlllee.the tto this symphohony of flavor: beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes the crescendo. kkerrrrbbuuuuuucraaackkk. just...incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast.

in other words there is no abraham lincoln if there is no frederick douglas pushing him. is no lbj if there is no mlk pushing him. i don't want barack obama just to become another garden variety politician. i don't want him to start the clinton triangulation. >> it may be too late for that. >> i want him to be a great president. this nonsense of me hating on the president is ridiculous. >> when you're at the bottom moment and in the world of creaming back at you be quiet, tavist, just let him win. did you want to walk away from this? >> i say this again with as much humility as i can muster. if you ever see me in a fight with the bear help the bear. you can pour honey on me and still help the bear. part of the taf thing was to teach me a lesson and the lesson was simply this. i know you love black people when they love you back. can you love black people when they don't love you back. can you stand with them when they don't stand with you? when obama as president is subject to racist attacks are you going to hold it against him that he hasn't invited you to the white hous

cnn is inside frederick, maryland's air traffic control tower.illion in federal stimulus money. opened just last may, and now you guessed it likely to be shut down by who else? the federal government. frederick is one of 238 towers at small and medium airports the faa may close because of forced spending cuts. >> we are awarded the money and, you know, ten months later they say you don't need a tower here. so it's the world of mixed messages. >> reporter: in florida the government also givette and takette away, 1.8 million in stimulus money went to construct this new tower at oprah locka. $1 million for this tower in st. petersberg. now all on the chopping block. >> it looks to be -- >> this navy veteran has been clearing pilots for takeoff and landing for the past 11 years. it's all she knows. >> scary because i'm going to have to figure out something else to do for an income. it means i'm going on unemployment and that's the only income i'll have for me and my daughter. >> reporter: while airports will remain open, she says closing towers affec

oh, frederick is fine. oh, he said to thank you for the toy gun you gave him.t, what he can remember of it before lilith smashed it with a croquet mallet. oh, it's such a beautiful night. the city is lit up like a jewel. oh, look, there's irene! she's sitting in her window wearing a stunniss. but her face... it's so sad! ng dre... oh, she's holding a note. it says "martin, was it something i wrote?" oh will you cut it out? irene is not sitting in her window. oh, all right, but she might as well be for god's sakes. didn't you ever meet a woman then decide she's not the one? yes... five years after i married her. hello there, frasier. niles! i was specifically not expecting you. frasier, you remember aunt patrice. of course, aunt patrice, yes. i don't recall really when we met, but... i remember a lot of laughing and dancing. my husband's funeral. yes... of course. well, of course, the laughter was you know to hide our tears. yes. let me take your wrap. we were driving and i thought why, we're just a couple of short ferry rides from frasier's so... we decided to

frederick one of 5 players at 6 under part. made a pair of eagle along the way. >> last week rory withdrew complaining of tooth ache. tooth better but not his game. 7 become at 1 over. tiger used solid short game to fear his skichblingts he made 9 birdie over all. 4 players including phil are one stroke back. >> and 7 sports was brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks a lieutenant. >> all right take a close look at this church. >> yes. coming up next. why >> yes. coming up next. why so many people are flocking live doppler 7hd still tracking moisture and in the form of rain and also higher elevation snow at mount hamilton. santa cruz getting mixed precipitation. street level in san jose. prune ridge avenue, pbell getting moderate rain right now. here's the wake up forecast. few lingering showers. partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures mid 30's to 40's getting up in the low upper 40's by 8:00 a.m. . mick will be hear at 4:30 trs 7:00 a.m. tracking the shower showers. dan and kerr license. >> thanks so much. >> church in fl

[applause] that is frederick douglas. times change.ics change, policies change, but principles -- principles should never change. [applause] so now i like to introduce the leader of the republican party. elected in 2011 rein releekted overseas the republican r.o.c. he oversaw a democrat mic turn around, rescuing the finances, and implementing the best ground gamest they have ever organized. he is taking the message of frenalt economic opportunity to all states and all communities. i would like to introduce the head of the r.n. exrfment. [applause] -- r.n.c. [applause] >> good afternoon, fellow conservatives. congratulations cpac on your 40th year. i want you to know i feel totally and completely blessed to be with you again for my third straight year. i want you to know that i know that the future of our movement and our party has been on display here at cpac this week. i say that we have a lot to be excited about and you're to be commended for showing us the future of the republican party. i'm grateful -- i'm grateful to be joined thi

listen, when frederick grows up will you tell him what lilith did to you? okay.ram now? oh, no, justecond. there is one thing i got to clear up. this photo album. there's all these pictures with the same woman that's been cut out of them. one s what else do you notice, sherlock? like, where's your mother? oh... oh, that was mom. yes. she cut herself out of it. she put a few pounds on that summer. that day she wore a brown dress with a belt. your aunt vivian said oked like a knockwurst tied in the middle. dad, ever since you moved in we've been trying to find something she lo we have in common. i think we finally found it. yeah. wish it was a birthmark. so do i. both tylenol and bayer advanced aspirin are proven to be effective pain relievers. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain. bayer advanced aspirin blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer advanced aspirin. we weren't always that adventurous until we discovered k-y yours & mine. this one feels amazing for me this one is fantastic for her. yeah. and when they combine it opens up a whole n

males are being disenfranchised in america the host of the discussion kay carl smith from the group frederick douglass republicans was talking about douglass forgiving his former slave master when terry made his mind blowing claims take a look. i think you're. right. if you give you. are. going to. join me now to talk more about these controversial comments another man who was in the audience on friday. hollander of the white students union and university and member of the maryland league of the south matthew welcome back to the program and for the record we tried to get him brown on as well who is the african-american journalist with voice of russia and was also in the room but she was not available you were at the discussion with mr terry what are your thoughts on that remark. basically. i mean slavery was holocaust for african-americans in this country for hundreds of years but of that no one here is going to defend slavery and i'm certainly not and the thing that mr terry was doing was really we're trying to comment in this kind of very interesting to think progress is focusing on one par

and frederick douglass was a phenomenal admirer of lincoln. douglas does not go around quoting thaddeus stevens for the others because those guys despite the fact that their views were maybe in the caller's mind more advanced, the fact was they were too radical for the time to accomplish anything. nobody was really listening to thaddeus stevens that everybody listened to lincoln. >> host: what about his point on american christianity and slavery? >> guest: i didn't hear all that. >> host: american christianity perpetuated slavery. >> guest: that is true to and extend. certainly christian teachings in the south changed beginning around 1790, 1800. they changed from a necessary evil kind of approach to the positive good kind of approach and you see ministers coming up with the wildest kind of explanation that mark of cain, and those writing for influential african-american ministers, he did a series on racism in america, and this is one of the things we talked about, the biblical precepts don't support slavery in the concept was used in america

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through the years when he met frederick douglass and other models for new order, he developed a different attitude. he changed over his lifetime. look at the statements between 1858 and 1865, his last year live. in 1858, he said he would never countenance the idea of black and white people marion or black people serving on juries. by 1865, he was calling for the rights of african-americans to vote, the first president to do so. it was an evolutionary process. he was not revolutionary by 2013 terms. judging by the standards of the 1860's, he was a rather enlightened white person. host: jerry is also calling from indianapolis on the line for independents. caller: the caller was talking about slavery. i have been collecting history about lincoln since i was 21 years old. i have so much information about him. the people was treated so bad. lincoln stepped in and got them out of the situation they was in. we need to come together. the president is trying to do the best he can for the world coming together. i love lincoln. he is a good man. he did so much for the country. host: we're going to m

and developed through the years when he met frederick douglass, sojourner of truth and other models, he developed a different attitude. he changed over his own lifetime. look at the statements between 1858 and 1865, his last year alive. in 1858 he said he would never countenance the idea of black and white people intermarrying or black people serving on juries. by 1865 he was calling for the right of african-americans to vote, first president to do so. so i think with lincoln it was an evolutionary process. he would be a racist certainly by 2013 terms but judging him by the standards of the 1860's, he was a rather enlightened white person. >> next up is jerry, also calling from indianapolis this morning on our line for democrats. you're on with harold holzer. >> how are you doing, sir. god bless you today. i'm jerry ingram, louisiana. your caller was talking about sneaking lincoln agreing with slavery. i have been collecting about lincoln since i was 20 and i'm 50. i have so many books about lincoln. lincoln helped the slaves. how people was treated so bad, lincoln stepped in and got

as martin luther king, malcolm x, harry a tuchman, frederick douglass and so many others have taught us, we must avoid the silence in the face of evil and injustice. a silence that would become a betrayer. a betrayer of the best of our ethical social justice and the betrayer of the struggling people of the world. including our own. what is our position on the congo? what about the invasion of africa and libya? what about haiti and its oppression? we must speak truth to power if we really believe in our tradition. if we have a commitment to our own faith. we have to speak truth to power into the people. we must become not supporters of injustice, but those who challenge it and struggle to end it. indeed, we must not become a convenient moral mass that establishes order. the corporate and political elite used to continue to plunder the world, simply because we have a black president. from the earliest time in the sacred teachings and ancient egypt, we are taught that we are morally obligated to bear witness to truth and to set the scales of justice in their proper place among those who

again, this is clearly in a category of frederick threatening behavior and it is not appropriate and is not going to be helpful in terms of taking it in a more positive direction. lori: situation in afghanistan taking a deadly turn today. the tactic took the lives of two americans. the deaths from insider attacks in the country since 2008. fox news chief correspondent has our report. >> it got even more horrific today. two american soldiers killed by a person in afghan military uniform who turned his weapon on u.s. troops. just as in a state of anti-american comments by afghan president who accuse the u.s. of colluding with the taliban drew an angry rebuke. >> nobody believes it. our men and women for going on 12 years have sacrificed enormously on behalf of afghan. >> chuck hagel's first trip to afghanistan on the job was overshadowed by karzai's comments and the violence which started within hours of his arrival saturday in kabul with a suicide bomber detonating outside of the u.s. two afghan secretary of defense. shortly after that, another bombing in eastern province killing eigh

explained his concerns not event's moderator, an african-american conservative and member of the frederickglass republicans. mr. terry asked mr. smith if he would support regular allegation as booker t. washington advocated. he responded by citing a letter douglass wrote to his former slave master. >> when he escaped from slavery, he writes a letter to his former slave master and says, i forgive you for all the things you did to me. no! >> food and shelter, don't forget those chains. let's turn to e.j. of the washington post, and benji sarlin, political reporter for talking points memo. he seems to be at odds with the report. this seems to be a step backwards. >> no kidding. when i was watching chairman priebus list all the things they did wrong, he was chairman of the party, so i'm resigning and passing this party on to someone else. but that moment you just showed, let's stipulate that guy is not a typical republican. however, the republican party has systematically walked back from its proud role as the party of lincoln, and they've been using almost neo-calhoun about radicalist visions