. >> james thomas waters, jr. >> patrick j. waters. >> kenneth thomas watson. >> michael henry waye. >> todd christopher weaver. >> walter edward weaver. >> nathaniel webb. >> dinah webster. >> and my beloved father. daddy, i love you so much, and my brothers, my mom, and i miss you every day. daddy, you are the best and i love you. >> and my husband. rahway, you left the girls and i surrounded by love. our families and friends have been amazing. we love you when we miss you so much.

james thomas had some nice coverage. he's played a pretty good football game also. >> sean: he had a huge game last season against a&m, a 63-yard fumble return for a touchdown. jones helped out last week against tulsa. thomas had an interception, forced fumble, fumble recovery, a sack, two tackles for a loss. >> matt: can you do anything else? >> sean: and he did it in the wee small hours of the morning for those who weren't aware. last week they were supposed to play saturday night a 9:10 kickoff central time in tulsa. there was a weather delay, thunder and lightning in the area, torrential rain. they did not start the game until 12:16 a.m. it ended at 3:35 in the morning. they didn't get back to stillwater until almost 6:00 a.m. sunday. second and one. tannehill went under center. gray wants the first down, and he does. the clock will stop for a moment to move the chains. they're marching methodically but using a lot of time in the process. >> matt: that is what oklahoma state wants to do. they're playing that soft zon

murphy iv >> james thomas murphy >> kevin james murphy >> patrick sean murphy >> raymond e. murphy >> robert eddie murphy, jr. >> john joseph murray >> john joseph murray, jr. >> susan d. murray >> valerie victoria murray >> richard todd myhre >> and my uncle, we love and miss you every day. >> and my husband, peter mulligan. the memory of our time together will forever be into my heart and soul. i will miss you and love you forever. >> robert b. nagel >> takuya nakamura >> alexander napier >> frank joseph naples iii >> john napolitano >> catherine ann nardella >> mario nardone, jr. >> manika k. narula >> mehmood naseem >> narender nath >> karen susan navarro >> joseph micheal navas >> francis joseph nazario >> glenroy i. neblett >> rayman marcus neblett >> jerome o. nedd >> laurence nedell >> luke g. nee >> and my brother, we love you and miss you every day. we hope to one day be able to reunite with your daughter again. >> and my father, i know every time i am in the woods or i catch a big fish, i know you are up there smiling at me. we all love and miss you, dad. >> pete

fitzgerald >> thomas james fitzpatrick >> richard p.onovan flannery >> eileen flecha >> andre g. fletcher >> carl m. flickinger ew flocko. >> john joseph florio >> joseph walken flounders writes i read on behalf of my brother, patrick doyer, and my cousin, collins, gregory, and martin mcwilliams. >> and for my father and my little sister who turns 20 today. daddy would be so proud of you. >> david fodor >> michael n. fodor >> stephen mark fogel >> thomas foley >> thomas foley

james madison, thomas jefferson, and joseph camel.egulating a cigarette package's ability to entice me to buy it is a violation of its free speech. i may not agree with what a carton of smokes says, but i will fight to the death for its right to say it. and we all know, we all know corporations are people, protected by the first amendment. finally their products are protected too. it's a major milestone in corporate civil rights. and remember, the first amendment protects not only speech you like but speech you don't like. therefore, government regulators must not persecute products just because they don't fit some bureaucrat's narrow definition of fireproof or potable. i say -- i say that speech is always speech. and it's time we finally let these product-americans be heard. starting with my personal physician, dr. marvin pepper. thank you juror going me, doctor. as always, i will give you the last word. fssst sound. >> oh, what a refreshing point of view. >> and that's the word. we will be right back. woman: saving for our child's c

fitzgerald thomas james fitzpatrick richard p.imons salvatore fiumefreddo christina donovan flannery eileen flecha andre g. fletcher carl m. flickinger john joseph florio joseph walken flounders >> i read it today on behalf of my brother, patrick, and my cousins, thomas collins, and of other firefighters. >> and for my father. my little sister turns 20 today and daddy would be so proud of you. david fodor michael n. fodor stephen mark fogel thomas foley david j. fontana chih min foo godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia fox >> dennis michael edwards. >> and my beautiful daughter and her beloved husband, peter. rest in peace, my beloved. pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l. frasier richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan w

holland. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas holohan. >> bradley hoorn. >> james p.per. >> montgomery mccullough hord. >> michael horn. >> matthew douglas horning. >> robert l. horohoe, jr. >> aaron horwitz. >> and my dad. we miss you. >> and my uncle. we miss you and love you. >> charles houston. >> uhuru g. houston. >> george howard. >> michael c. howell. >> steven leon howell. >> jennifer l. howley. >> milagros hromada. >> marian r. hrycak. >> stephen huczko, jr. >> kris robert hughes. >> paul rexford hughes. >> robert thomas hughes. >> thomas hughes. >> timothy robert hughes. >> susan huie. >> lamar hulse. >> and miy aunt. we love you and miss you ever date. >> and my son. your brother is and i dearly miss you. every moment of our lives. you rushed into the burning towers to rescue humanity and transcended the barriers of race and ethnicity and gave the ultimate sacrifice. abu died two years later. america honors you today. you died defending the american values of democracy, liberty, and freedom to pursue the faith that your choice. you are not only my young jed

aspin. >> manuel astimbe. >> rick atlas. >> cheryl thomas adwood. >> james. >> louis avasano jr. >> ezra abdilla. >> sandy aala. >> arlene babakeithis. >> and my dad, michael bass. >> and my sister, melissa yvette white. we love you, we miss you and we'll never forgive you. >> john j. -- robert j. bearwalter. >> brett t. bailey. >> garnet bailey. >> catiana. >> michael bosch. >> catherine bantis. >> gerard baptist. >> walter baron. >> gerard barba. >> paul vincent bar barboa. >> victor daniel barbosa. >> i'm here today in honor of my father and port authority employee, james william barba. >> and my uncle and godfather, firefighter matthew barne, forget me in forget-me-not. >> david michael bartway. >> matthew barnes. >> melissa rose barnes. >> patricia barnes. >> evan j. baron. >> renee barrett. >> arthur sadduous barry. >> diane barry. scott v. bart. >> carlton v. bartle. >> guy barsby. >> ina. >> and my father, kenneth william cesniky. >> my brother, jasper baxter, we love you, you'll never are forgotten. >> paul james battaglia. >> david bower. >> yvonne lewis battista. mark lawrence

thomas patrick deangelis tara e. debek anna marjia debin james v.la simon marash dedvukaj jason defazio >> and my uncle. although ritchie, we miss you and love you and we will never ever forget. god bless america. >> and my of gold and the godfather. we love and miss you and our family has not been the same since what happened. i know you are up their shining down on us watching the dallas cowboys, so give us a victory tonight in your honor. we love you. david a. defeo manuel del valle, jr. donald arthur delapenha vito joseph deleo danielle anne delie joseph a. della pietra andrea dellabella palmina delligatti colleen ann deloughery joseph de luca francis albert demartini anthony demas martin n. demeo francis deming carol k. demitz kevin dennis thomas f. dennis >> and my husband, michael and joseph cunningham. liam and i miss you and love you today and all the days of our lives. >> and in honor of my father nypd truck two. we love you and miss you. please continue to watch over us. jean depalma robert john deraney michael derienzo edward desimone ii

hindy katsuyuki hirai heather malia ho tara yvette hobbs thomas anderson hobbs james j. wayne hobson dajuan hodges ronald george hoerner patrick a. hoey marcia hoffman stephen g. hoffman frederick joseph hoffmann michele l. hoffmann judith florence hofmiller thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> and my father. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father's twin brother, jeffrey. the bravery in how he lived his life is my inspiration and is never forgotten. we love you, uncle jeff. >> jonathan r. hohmann john holland joseph f. holland elizabeth holmes thomas holohan lee roy homer jr. bradley hoorn james p. hopper montgomery mccullough hord michael horn matthew douglas horning robert l. horohoe, jr. michael robert aaron horwitz >> and my father, we miss you. >> and my uncle, we miss you and love you. >> charles houston uhuru g. houston george howard brady helowell michael c. howell steven leon howell jennifer l. howley milagros hromada marian r. hrycak stephen huczko, jr. kris robert hughes paul rexford hughes robert thomas hughes thomas hughes timothy robert hughes susan huie l

to help out with the situation here that's going to continue, we're told, for several days, thomas. >> jamesds are moving the brush, the bushes behind you. is that the biggest concern, the winds, how fast they can push these wildfires? >> yeah. how fast they're pushing the fires, thomas, and that they are changing on occasion and whipping around. they're really unpredictable. the problem is these teams that get in and fight the fires can't really get in harm's way with the winds blowing as strong as they are at times here, again gusts up to 40 miles an hour. so basically what they've got to do is try and douse the areas where they believe this fire is jumping around but also make sure that they're safe to fight this fire when the winds die down a bit. >> jay gray in bastrop, texas this morning, thanks so much. >>> other stories making headlines this monday morning for you -- a training exercise in phoenix has triggered a very real situation. police were working with bomb sniffing dogs at the international airport when someone made off with a container full of real explosives. federal investi

and, in fact, to name alexander hamilton's enemies, john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe. i'll throw in john quincy adams and andrew jackson. this is a room full of history teachers. i think the point is evident that hamilton's political enemies had captured control of the country and so i don't think that he could really have recouped his political career but he was still -- there's no sense that by age -- before age 49 hamilton's faculties had dimmed. he certainly seems increasingly somber as the years go on but there is no sense really that his energy is abated either so i have no doubt that there were some brilliant intellectual accomplishments in his future but i don't think that the additional years would have translated into the presidency. >> all right. this is arguably the greatest tribute ever written to hamilton. you obviously have a -- >> can i repeat that? >> yes you can. but actually i'm curious about two very minor points on which you don't defer to hamilton even though you have this great appreciation for him. the first page you say that you are goi

>> he would have followed the ideas of thomas jefferson and james madison, the founders of the revolution and the founders of the republic. later on he became the father of the whig party. he believed in the american system and all the things that entails, terps, -- tariffs. he forced the party around him. he was in opposition to anti- tax and. within six years after its founding, it won the presidency. by the time he died, the whig party almost died with him. >> we are going to focus on 14 men who made bids for the white house and unsuccessful in the effort, but each of these people profiled had an outside effect on our country. our goal with this is really to talk about american history and american politics and to make the point that you don't always have to be successful to run for president to have an effect on the country. you have any sense of what kind of president he would have been? >> if the opposition party was in control of the congress, it might have been a problem. to the opposition, henry clay was the devil on earth. he stood for everything that the democratic party did no

(laughter) >> thomas jefferson spoke (voice up high) like this. >> jon: james madison you could haven'tn above the podium. the guy was like 4 '10. history would have been very different. "tension city." a fascinating look behind the debates from nixon to obama. jim lehrer. thank you so much. (cheers and

(laughter) >> thomas jefferson spoke (voice up high) like this. >> jon: james madison you could haven'tn above the podium. the guy was like 4 '10. history would have been very different. "tension city." a fascinating look behind the debates from nixon to obama. jim lehrer. thank you so much. (cheers and i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. get the app. hotels.com.

thomas does it go, dr. joe marshall, commissioner james slaughter, commissioner petra dejesus. we are also joined by chief of police george gascoign. also with us are the it assistant chief. this isn't she said of the operation pirro. assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get t

(laughter) >> thomas jefferson spoke (voice up high) like this. >> jon: james madison you could haven'tn above the podium. the guy was like 4 '10. history would have been very different. "tension city." a fascinating look behind the debates from nixon to obama. jim lehrer. thank you so much. (cheers and (cheers and applause). >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. common will be in the studio. here's your moment of zen. >> to hear these two go at it, it's almost incredible. governor romney called it a fraud in his book "no apology." i i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, president obama has a plan to create jobs: so far, just in the job plan creating industry. (laughter) and my guest is former vice president al gore... unless the supreme court decides it should be someone else. (laughter) anderson cooper's daytime talk show started. either that, or he's reporting from the disaster area known as daytime t.v. (laughter) this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central (

thomas anderson hobbs. >> james jay holden. >> robert wayne hobbson iii.boyner. >> patrick a.. >> john a. crawford. >> marsha hauffman. frederick joseph hauffman. >> wallace cole hogan junior. >> events started just a little bit over two hours ago. president obama former president george w. bush both making some short remarks but the majority of the morning as you see here have been adults and children reading the names of the victims from the 9/11 attacks. many of the children as you can see not even old enough probably to remember the attacks but lost either a mother or a father or some relative ten years ago today. we invite you to share your memories and thoughts of that day. you can post your comments on the ktvu morning teams web page on facebook. the way we travel is a lot different ten years ago after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. ten years ago bags on domestic flights were rarely screened. now all of them are. another big change is the presence of homeland security. there is also more efficient screening of passengers and baggage partly because of b

james weaves his way 58 yards to the end zone. thomashdown passes as the ducks turn the school board into a pinball machine, 69-20. >>> michigan and notre dame sporting throwback unis. it was a classic, michigan came back from a 27-7 deficit and completed this pass to roy roundtree with two seconds left. roundtree only needs to get 1 foot down. he does that. wolverines 2-0. the irish 0-2. >>> 84-year-old penn state coach paterno in the box, the lions picked a field goal but it was all alabama after that. richardson with a 13-yard 4th quarter run for six. the crimson tide a 27-11 winner. >>> ohio state is supposed to bead toledo, especially at home. the buckeyes trailed as late as the 4th quarter before pulling it out. this one's an important momentum changer in the third. field takes a bunt. he won't be stopped until he goes to the end zone. ohio state hangs on 27-22. >>> defending national champion auburn taking to the limit. the tigers and mississippi state back and forth all day, the quarterback chris rough hits the helmet of bell. th

in the judicial reform act of 1802, thomas jefferson, the secretary of state was james madison -- so you have to assume that the two of them knew something about the constitution. they abolished 18 out of 35 federal judges. they say, go away, you do not have a job anymore. some of them tried to file a lawsuit claiming it was unconstitutional. and the judges said, are you crazy? if we agree to hear the lawsuit, they will abolish our offices. is a huge fight. people forget that in the declaration of independence -- look at it some time and look at the number of citations of british judges. the second most popular complaint of the american people have turner taxation without representation was imperial british judges acting as dictators. when you have a judge who in san antonio on june 1 issued a ruling that not only could students not pray at a high school graduation, but they could not use the word prayer, they could not use the word god, they could not use the word benediction, they could not ask the audience to stand, and he would arrest the superintendent if any student broke his o

thomas anthony mahon >> william j. mahoney >> joseph daniel maio >> takashi makimoto >> abdu ali malahi >> debora i. maldonado >> myrna t. maldonado-agosto >> alfred russell maler >> gregory james malone >> edward francis maloney iii >> joseph maloney >> gene edward maloy >> and my brother, we miss your generous soul every day. >> all love of my life, my joe, my husband. we love you so much and we miss you every single day. we press on knowing that you are safely home in the arms of our savior, jesus christ. you arrest, honey, until that day when we all meet -- you rest, honey, until that day that we all meet again. >> christian maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra mannetta >> marion victoria manning >> terence john manning >> james maounis >> joseph ross marchbanks, jr. >> peter edward mardikian >> edward joseph mardovich >> charles joseph margiotta >> kenneth joseph marino >> lester v. marino >> and my father, we miss you every day. >> and my sweet husband, retired police officer, a united airlines flight attendant flight 175. we miss your kind and gentle spirit and your sense of humor. you are forever in our hearts. >> vita m

again being questioned by dr james turner our attention to libya now with more insight into what's going on there the interview coming up. well today we're joined by mr thomas have a birth european commissioner for human rights talking to us from a star wars thanks very much mr howard for joining us now let's get right to where well we know that there were cia prisons in europe and people were tortured and now you're pushing for the truth what more should we know there is a lot more to know in fact because we haven't had a full account for what really happened and who took the decisions and on what grounds when these black sites were established on european soil of the things that we still have to know what do you think is most important i think we have to learn from history and unfortunately during this period of ten years there are serious human rights violations for committed and we have an atmosphere impunity when it comes to these violations of human rights i think the truce has to come out on board really happened who took the decisions who allowed the establishment of these secret places of detention and thereby allowing torture to take place now thi

thomas jefferson, once i had seen monticello i realized what a revolutionary gardener he was. and then there was james madison, father of the constitution, brilliant legal mind. what i did not know was he was the forgotten father of american environmentalism because he tried to rally americans to protect nature and the forest. and then there was john adams, american minister in paris and london, second president of the united states. what i did not know was that he was also a passionate gardener, but that he also went on a garden tour in england with thomas jefferson. then another little sleight of george washington on his plantation. all four of them really regarded themselves foremost as gardeners and farmers and not politicians. when you read through their letters you will see that almost every single letter will mention at some stage, seeds, gardens, harvest times, agricultural and laments, talking all the time about this and what they called several amusement. very much part of their life. and their passion for plants, nature, gardens, and agriculture deeply woven into the fabric of america and v

of course, always paid o bee sense to thomas jefferson, and i always thought fdr slightly overdid it a bit because all of his forebearers -- isaac roosevelt, old james roosevelt -- were all hamiltonians to the core. the roosevelts, in the time of jefferson, none of the roosevelts thought very much of jefferson. so fdr kind of overdid this. and, once again, i think there should be a monument to thomas jefferson in washington, but that nice neoclass call structure that you see along the tidallal basin, and i've always thought was fdr's taste, the memorial, i think, is very much a 1990s view of franklin roosevelt. and, um, i say this partly out of, from design conviction. and i don't think the structure is what he would have particularly liked. but, also, it's franklin roosevelt that we now think about historically, and that is the franklin roosevelt of the new deal. the fdr memorial in washington heavily concentrates on the depression, it concentrates on his domestic policies, on his conservation, his stewardship of, of national parks and so on, all of which is true. but to the total exclusion of certain other aspects of him. you would never know that

in the judicial reform act of 1802, thomas jefferson, the secretary of state was james madison -- so you have to assume that the two of them knew something about the constitution. theybolished 18 out of 35 federal judges. they say, go away, you do not have a job anymore. some of them tried to file a lawsuit claiming it was unconstitutional. and the judges said, are you crazy? if we agree to hear the lawsuit, they will abolish our offices. is a huge fight. people forget that in the declaration of independence -- look at it some time and look at the number of citations of british judges. the second mostopular complaint of the amecan people have turner taxation without representation was imperial british judges acting as dictators. when you have a judge who in san antonio on june 1 issued a ruling that not only could students not pray at a high school graduion, but they could not use the word prayer, they could not use the word god, they could not use the word benediction, they could not ask the audience to stand, and he would arrest the superintendent if any student broke his order, at

jame polk's birthplace. this is where gold was first discovered in america. in charlotte, n.c., next weekend on c-span2 and 3. >> thomas donilon discusses american security concerns, including the wars in afghanistan and iraq. at the economic club of washington, d.c. he has served in this position by october 2010. this is 50 minutes. >> he did a spectacular job and held president carter get the renomination. that election did not go the way we thought it would go. tom then went to help president carter set up his post- government career. he then went to law school at the university of virginia. he then joined -- he has been back and forth in government service for many years. he served in the clinton administration as chief of staff to warren christopher and assistant secretary of state. he was involved and that entire policy operation as well. in the obama administration, he served initially as deputy national security adviser and about a year ago or so became the national security adviser. he has served in the carter, clinton, and obama administration. he leads a daily briefing for the president of the united states.