i'm looking at our numbers here and i see that be a hamlin condoleezza rice high school, well -- abraham lincoln high school has less than 100, local has 77 and george washington has of a. -- has 56. so george washington, only 6.4% of its population are in your program and at local only 8.8%. so you're in violation of not having a viable program by the department of defense standards . so we are attempting here to meet the minimum standards that you state here, however your program doesn't even meet the minimum standards set by your own department of defense guidelines. so i just don't see why -- quite frankly when i see at local 77 students and you plan on hiring another instructor for local you're going to have two teachers for 77 students, out of how many sections that are taught a day? that seems as though it is not excessive but it may be what all of our science and magget classes should have that student to teacher ratio. i think my point is, major, that we're doing all this again, making a lot of changes when really many of our programs in this district are ready -- already are in

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hamlin had other problems. 46 lap left. blow left front tire but caution doesn't come out.l run out of gas. stewart takes checkered flag ending 32 racelessing streak and jump from 9 to second in the standings. 41-year-old closer rivera set major league record today with 6 02 save. 6-4 yankees win. knocks who have machine down to second place in the record book. and if you miss this yesterday thompson within the classic in alabama coming youngest player to win a tour event at 16 years old. he one by 5 stroke depositing 1 navy,000 in her bank account with her dad on the bag. youn youngest at 18 and what a thrill that must have been for that entire family. >> imagine how proud. >> 1 knife grand for 16-year-old not a bad way to celebrate. >> there's an allowance you are nature. >> thanks. that's this edition of 7 news on coffee tv 20. for for mike and all of us here, if i'm dan ashley thanks for watching. we appreciate your time as always. hope to see you again in an hour on channel time as always. hope to see you again in an hour on channel 7. goodbye for now. 

hannibal hamlin. >> he was born in oxford county. he was quite a bit older than blaine. he was a highly skilled lawyer. he had served as governor of maine briefly and then became a senator. then in 1850, he is chosen as a -- 1860, he is chosen as lincoln's running mate for vice-president and served as the vice-president of the united states from 1861-1865. after the war, he goes back into political life again as a senator. he would have been very much a part of blaine's world in the republican party in maine. hannibal hamlin was a very powerful figure in the world and -- in that period and he would have interacted constantly with blaine. >> and he was someone that stood against chinese exclusion. he was a republican who stood against a plain -- against blaine on that issue. >> you hear people bring up the question of, it is time for a new party. -- the tea party system, this is the two-party system is failing us and the like. we saw the evolution of a political party. take a minute or so and explain about the demise of the whigs and the rise of the republicans. >> the de

the best list we've gotten so far of the guys showing up includes jeff gordon, kyle busch, danny hamlin but a number of them have gotten dinged for not being able to make it. we're not sure how many. but they've got a lot of questions. there are the guys who are not attending. some of the questions they've gotten on social media. whether this was a snub or if they're not showing up had some political overtones to it, had something to do with the president's popularity. and, you know, a couple of the drivers have actually gone on the offensive. and they've said that's not true. go ahead. >> well, define, i guess, the snub or rejecting the white house's offer. does that mean i can't go, i'd like to go, not really, i'm not a big fan of the president, or i can't scheduling. read between the lines. >> nobody has said i didn't want to go because i don't like the president. bu

. >> we don't want to kill hamlin in the first act but who killed him and why?elligence. what made them so angry and nervous was he was continually exposing the things they wanted to keep secret. in this case, he had written a story about how al qaeda had infiltrated the pakistani military. that's a serious matter, because they have more than 100 nuclear weapons there. it looks like that story got him killed. >> john? >> it's -- i haven't gotten a chance to read the piece yet, but the isi is something of such incredible international controversy at this point. talk a little bit about the motivations that drive them. we talk about them in the context of american foreign policy all the time. >> it's kind of known as the double game. that's what it is. the u.s. gives pakistan around $3 billion a year, which is a lot of money. we expect them, we hope that they will be our friend and ally. sometimes they are and sometimes they're not. when they're not, that means they're not fighting the taliban, they're helping the taliban. they're helping groups that basically almo

hannibal hamlin was a very powerful figure in the world and he would have interacted constantly with >> and he was someone that stood against chinese exclusion. >> you hear people bring up the question of it is time for a new party. the tea party system, this is failing us and the like. we saw the evolution of a political party. take a minute or so and explain about the demise of the whigs and the rise of the republicans? >> the demise of w higs is very much associated with henry clay. when henry clay died, he was so closely linked to the whig party that it really collapse. but it was not just about henry clay, but the slavery issue and the anti-immigrant issue. and a number of other issues that led to the development of this political chaos which gave way to the republican party but also the split and the democratic party over the course of the 1850's. >> we would love to introduce you to books. our guests, she has just seen the first book. -- kurt netbook. take a minute and tells about his character. >> he was lincoln's judge advocate general. a very important figure in lincoln's a