jefferson.at quote, the thomas jefferson foundation notes that he said something about god and liberty in notes on the state of virginia. where jefferson wrote, can the liberties of a nation be though secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are of the gift of god, that they are not to be violated, but with his wrath. now notice carefully here, you'll notice that jefferson does not say that the liberties are the gift of god or that jefferson thinks they are the gift of god. what he says is that a firm basis for our liberties, for maintaining our liberties is the belief in the minds of the people that our liberties are the gift of god. you can't tell from that line whether jefferson himself believes in god. but you can tell that jefferson believes that the best way to keep our liberties security is for the people who do believe in god to believe that they would incur god's wrath by violating our liberties. in jefferson's view,

not the picture we think of jefferson davis but even jefferson davis understood this was a serious moment and a moment he was not necessarily expecting. i leave you with tonight the idea that washington during this period was not the typical divisive and violent place we think of when we think of the coming of the civil war. in many ways it was the exception. it was the kind of place where you could escape some of that divisiveness and as a result, we cannot think about these people as causing the civil war or being emblematic of how the civil war came. thank you. [applause] >> i will take some questions that you need to use the microphone so anyone would like to use the microphone and asked a question i would be happy to answer it. all right, brave soul. >> i confess this is really off topic but kind of a logical question on the minds of a lot of people, how did we get to the state we are in now, rather than answering the political explanation for that may be a little of the history of when did this change? it seems into the 60s there was plenty of socializing going on, i am not sure sta

jefferson davis was planning on it. so this is really an important moment for him in the sense that it is the most part of everything that he believes in. so this explains a little bit of how he can make the transition to the confederacy because of his political system that has died. but it is really sad for him. >> my question is what role do you think that they have played where there are no trials? >> is that continue after the war? >> it does continue after the war and it continues during the war, which is really something. but i think it does continue and there is a willingness among politicians that existed before the war to reconcile because people are willing to see this and we knew each other back then. but it brings together a new number of politicians who don't know about this washington code and i think that is where it exists. there are some examples of people who are around and willing. especially th

a world such as the one by thomas jefferson and lafayette.s to make this world a better place, a safer place, a more humane place. [speaking french] [speaking french] [speaking french] >> thank you, mr. president, i am proud to stand here. you are a great man of the united states of america and you represent the united states of america, a country where everything is possible for who wants it, a country devoted to freedom and equality, long live the united states, long live france, long live the franco american friendship. [applause] [military comman [inaudible conversations] >> mr. president, this concludes the ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> president obama and first lady michelle ng obama hosting french president francois hollande, the french president in the midst of a three day state visit in washington d.c.. president obama will hold meetings with president obama and members of the delegation. president obama and first lady michele obama will host a state dinner in honor of president hollande. coverage of state dinner, on c-span2. pre

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but jefferson added, which would be your second choice. france, of course. so i propose a toast. to our friend and partner who all of our friends from france or here today. god bless america and long live the alliance between our great nations. >> here here. >> cheers. [silence] >> i think it is right here. [inaudible question] [applause] [applause] >> mr. president, members of the congress and french parliament, ladies and gentlemen, i hope a translation exists. [laughter] i would like to thank you, mr. president to muffle the warm welcome they you have extended to me and my delegation. france and the united states of america are tied by history, french citizens such as lafayette who fought alongside the heroes of independence to when your freedom, freedom to preserve. the glorious history of the americans who came to fight during the first world war and then in june, 1944, to lead the european continent from oppression. this have to and it was a great moment in the great honor to applaud your unknown soldier with the french vision of honor and a word veter

. >> kay kelly has the story of this week's jefferson award recipient. . >> on any given weekend, youll hear music in joan murray's house. in her den there's practice for a young string quartet. upstairs in the living room a violin lesson. and in her garage next to stacks of donated violins and shelves of sheet music, portable tables are filled with young students attempting to master music theory. it's what joan envisioned when she started the golden gate philharmonic orchestra, a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing young musical talent. >> you learn discipline, focus, and you get a lot of joy out of it because you are making beautiful music. . >> and making beautiful music together is what g.g.p. has been doing for 20 years. >> it's important. when you see what it does for kids. >> joan saw firsthand what music did for kids during her 37 years as an orchestra teacher in san francisco public schools. >> here's me conducting. >> she also saw program cutbacks and started g.g.p. to help kids who might not otherwise be able to afford a music education or orchestra experience. >> i've been o

presidents. >> i am glad you pointed out that president obama, when he went to jefferson's home pointedt the slave history there. it is also important to note that the most iconic building in the u.s., the one that represents the country to the world, the white house, was also a place where slavery existed. not only that, it was built by slaves. none of that has been publicly acknowledged. there are over a million people that visit the white house every doors, come to meetings, and you can never have a sense of that important history. that is critical because a presidents' day should be a reflection, where we really try to get a better sense of the country's history. part of that history, part of , is resonates to this day that significantly, before the civil war, nearly every u.s. president was a slave owner. that means they were compromised on the issue of slavery, and that had repercussions to history. it is important to have that acknowledgment. we grow up and go to school and have history class, but none of that history is told to us. black history of u.s. presidents, as you call i

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a world such as the one that was dreamt by thomas jefferson and law fay et. it is about an alliance that will enable us to make the world a better, safer and more humane place. [speaking french] [ applause ] >> mr. president, i am proud to stand here. you are a great man of the united states of america and you represent the united states of america. a country where everything is possible for who wants it. a country devoted to freedom and quality. long live the united states. long live france. long live the franco-american relationship. [ applause ] >> mr. president, this concludes the ceremony. [marching band music playing] >> one of the highest honors for a visit head of the state is a state dinner. on this day, a crisp clear morning in which the president talked about springtime in paris and winter in washington, d.c. they are hosting their seventh dinner for a special guest like this. the dinner is taking place in a tent on the south lawn. this is continuing coverage by the french president. a chance for you to join in on the conversation as the social sec

so, finally we want to just go through the jefferson streetscape project. as one of your coordinated projects, the jefferson street project included installation of water, sewer lines, street trees, build outs, repaving and restriping. and the work that is completed under one contractor -- one contract is instead of multiple contracts and multiple contractors, it is done in a linear fashion, but it was just through one contract. although it's necessary for construction activities to impact the public right-of-way in order for the project to be dealt, the project has been lenzed due to the fact dpw, mta and puc worked together to create a joint contract thereby shortening the time frame between construction activities. when all excavation work has been completed, the crews were then able to resurface jefferson street. and finally, and ultimately, the care for coordination of this project resulted in a new promenade for the public and visitors visiting san francisco can enjoy. so, i'm here to answer any other questions you might have as well as all the other

thomas jefferson said enlighten the people.he people in tyranny and oppression will vanish like evil spirits of the dawn monday. as we travel the nation's sicking the constitution it was exciting to see, the american people, they inherently understood the truth to stamp out tyranny we must learn and understand the principles of liberty. we inherently knew that if our nation wants freedom, peace, and prosperity we must live, learn, and teach the principles of liberty. principles that are at the heart of the miracle that we call america. in 16 of seven in jamestown there were using a plow, the same way mankind had been plowing the fields for 5,000 years. it was about the same way that mankind had been traveling for 5,000 years. their medicines were made up more obnoxious concoctions and superstition and any kind of science. they thought alcohol was a staple food. some still think that. by adhering to the principles in the declaration of independence and the constitution, we went from oxcarts to space travel in less than 200 years

has been colorful of outright comical picker in a new hampshire district court judge during the jefferson administration as the distinct honor of being the first federal judge ever removed from office a federalist in a time republicanism he quickly ran afoul of president thomas jefferson and his democratic republican allies in congress after pickering made a series of erratic rulings that flouted the authority of the federal government the house of representatives decided to take action and so and you know three speaker of the house and then i'll make and slapped him with four articles of impeachment those articles accuse pickering of quote intending to defeat the just claims of the united states and disregarding the authority of the laws and wickedly meaning and intending to injure the revenues of the united states can quote also charge him with being a man of loose morals and intemperate habits who did appear on the bench of the said court for the administration of justice in the state of total intoxication reduced by the free and intemperate use of intoxicating liquors and did then and

she helped thomas jefferson during his roles.since his wife is deceased, she helps to host for him. she hosted or her husbands to terms. james monroe, his wife suffered from poor health. dolly madison hosted for him. she was a great hostess. a political powerhouse. a public figure. i think we have seen these roles and responsibilities of the first lady -- in recent times, first ladies have been expected to appear on the cover of magazines. grant interviews and conduct what some people call pet projects. i see it as social activism. everything from barbara bush advocating family literacy to lady bird johnson advocating beautification. or what we would call conservation. cutt ladies have had projects and social advocacy issues that they have championed. of everye the cover magazine. they are in front of the media and they travel around the country. we have seen the expansion of the social advocacy and this project role. is robertguest watson, the author of "the presidents'wives." join ouruld like to conversation, the numbers are on

george jefferson.never dreamed that one of my own "would be going off to a university, "but here i stand, a proud black man, knowing that all those hours i put in at the dry cleaner--" phil. not now, weezie. where was i? quoting that president. okay, if she's the future of america, we should start using chinese money now. (scoffs) we already are. my arm is tired. to haley. to haley! (glasses clink) and before everyone puts their glasses down, uh, uh, we're also very proud of lily. tomorrow is her first day of kindergarten.

. >> reporter: so for opening girls eyes to science and math careers, this week's jefferson award inay air goes to marie walba. sharon chin, kpix5. >> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online on kpix.com/hero. >>> these are going viral. red carpet inspired closet made of pay. >> and if you have a problem, call our hot line. we will be right back. covered california is howet californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-890-7561 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. there's not much time left - open enrollment ends soon. so call 800-890-7561, or go to coveredca.com, and get covered. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. whe

jefferson's home in virginia.dness, no one knows who to seat with h ollande at the dinner. jefferson lived his life on the margins. >> we are watching barclays. 7:00 a.m., anthony jenkins will be in the hot seat. he likes to get ready for presentations by listening to music, tomorrow he will face the music. >> we will find out. >> we should listen to music more. that is it for "the pulse," keep it right here on bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." trial and error, republicans face a debt ceiling decision. the clock is ticking for the gop and democrats. can yelp move the needle for yahoo!? marissa is a distant third. snow, theinter -- the cold, a shortage of pilots. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." will live from new york. monday, i am tom keene. joining me, adam johnson joins us. as olivia sterns. scarlet fu is taking figure skating lessons. we have got to get our morning brief:. abc news weekend. current-account deficit widening to a record in december on soaring imports. this adding t

that is the best reecipe for a better world, a world that was dreamt by thomas jefferson.ut it is about an alliance that will enable us to make this world a better place, i safer place, a more humane place. french]g thank you. mr. president, i am proud to stand here to ask this great man of united states of america and you represent the united states of america, a country where everything is possible for who wants it. a country devoted to freedom and equality. long live the united states. long live france. long live the franco-american friendship. [applause] >> attention. march. ready, hut. mr. president, this concludes the ceremony. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ one of the highest honors for a visiting head of state is a state dinner. the day begins on the south lawn of the white house. morning.clear, cold clear morning in which the president talked about springtime in paris and winter in washington, d.c. they are hosting their seventh dinner for a special guest like this. the dinner is taking place in a tent on the south lawn. this is continuing coverage by the french president. a ch

you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. it, visit our facebook page. >> that's right. >> a lot of interesting stuff on there these days. >>> including the raining cats and dogs that's coming our way in just a few hours. and we couldn't be happier about it, paul. >> you know, there aren't many parts of the country smiling about precipitation coming. back east they are saying enough! more ice, more snow, more cold rainfall. for us, bring it! we want more. and we're going to get more over the next several days. it's raining already in san francisco likely raining where you are. let's look at kpix 5 hi-def doppler. some darker shades of green that would denote maybe a 5 on a one to 10 scale of rainfall intensity but we have rain out there. it's early and it will be with us for the next 24 hours. a rough commute on 680 and 880 now heading out of san jose through milpitas toward fremont. we have some rain. check out the rain over the east bay hills. that's you in oakland, piedmont, san leandro, hayward, fremont, now raining up an

kate kelly, kpix5. >> you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero.h another look at weather. ,,,,,,,, >> reporter: i'm mark kelly live where it is definitely starting to come down. let's take a look at the ground where it's saturated after months and months for the drought. here's a live look at 101 traffic. it seems to be flowing just fine. you have got to take it slow if you're on the roads this morning. we want to point out one traffic alert is 101 south bound in the fast lane near sir francis drake drake. there is a significant amount of water on the roads there. this is just a flood advisory at this point. there is a different, the flood advisory is a little less significant. it means we won't see as much of the flooding in the creeks and streams. we could see three to seven inches just here. live, mark kelly, kpix5. >> mark live in the north bay. the south bay is about to get hit too. >> yeah, a bit. there's not going to be anything like the totals they're getting in the north bay. everybody's going to get wet today. you can see the showers now

of president jefferson's close ties to france. hollande was supposed to make this trip with his long-time female companion, but plans were changed after he was caught in a cheating scandal and the couple announced their split. >>> big change coming for something that is a staple product in millions of americans homes, and millions of us grew up on it. kraft american singles will now be made without artificial preservatives. they are replacing sorbic acid with a natural alternative. while companies like kraft have been under increasing scrutiny, they are also finding they can now market the change as a positive. >>> family trouble in nascar. the king, richard petty, all-time record holder with 200 wins has criticized danica patrick's driving ability. she came to nascar from open-wheeled indycar racing. the senior petty told an interviewer that patrick could only win, quote, if everybody else stayed home. and there were no other cars on the track. petty did say danica patrick was good for the sport. he admitted she has helped draw f

where things and people come together and in 803, when the lantana was purchased, president thomas jefferson said that we need a good road to go down to new orleans. or tennessee through tennessee and the mountains and it's kind of strange and difficult. and so he said there is the lotus retraining pass and they built that 6-foot ride road and one of the first federal projects and they didn't have money, and so any way they built the road in 20 years later with a series of treaties making was founded in 1823 and one of the important churches here in may 10 is the presbyterian church. it was built in 1858 and they had two previous churches. but that was built in 1858 when he played the organ there and his flute as well. he was a young confederate private and he also talks about the war from a completely different perspective. he was captured and put in prison point lookout and contracted tuberculosis there and they are very difficult and they wrote some of the most beautiful poetry that was ever written ♪ >> we are headed up towards the antebellum house over there on the right. it is an anteb

to visit is being full of symbolism the pilgrimage to the head with the us fed president thomas jefferson who was to recognize franco file when sharon was a campus i can get the simple fact that it's up to serving as us ambassador the radio. we waited for the state. it is what it signifies is the incredible history between the united states and france. putting call squabbles a site such as the french refusal to support the iraq war never out of the us buying the two men are expected to get down to business today the white house talks covering iran syria and traits. today the united states and france are enjoying a level of trust not seen in more than a decade. that's why this visit is the rice pie for both. for obama. battered by domestic gridlock and for all along that was personalized is under scrutiny back home chevron rover year i knew was watching them. eu foreign ministers have said they may use targeted sanctions against ukraine is the most resorts. anti government protests is on the island in the month of street action against the president. a key security posts is all the product

a resolution approving redid he nation of one selling space on leavenworth street, west side, at jeffersonet, for sick months for street artists certified by the arts commission; exempting said space from the regulations of police code, sections 2405(c)(6) and (11), prohibiting selling within ten feet from the outer edge of any entrance to any building and prohibiting selling within five feet of the display of any other street artist. ~ >> and this was forwarded to us by the arts commission and mr. la czar is here for the commission. >> thank you, supervisors, for having me here ~. these are two housekeeping measures, and the first one about the two spaces on post street at the corner of stockton street, you had approved these in three resolutions, the 2011, '12 and '13. the whole purpose of those spaces was to try to compensate for the loss -- the temporary loss of permanent street artist spaces in the union square area due to the central street project, construction project. those spaces, those two spaces need all of the public safety regulations. do you want me to go on to the next one

fugitives is on a livnews an e-mail lettthe fbi he bay area residents and finance a fugitive from jefferson montana may be hiding in the bay area. tell us what to look for. look out for convicted felon and registered sex offender. he should be considered armed and dangerous and suicidal. the thinking is try to work his way down to mexico or of oregon state. briggs was recently arrested and bozeman montana for assaulting a woman and police officer but he escaped. we believe he made his way after the bay area and the comedic let us know where it is today that the great. this man goes by many different aliases including kevin bacon and any mcintyre and more. he bitterly could be offset your door we don't want to alarm people which is one to inform them. a investigators say he has a sunburst tattoo around his nipple and a double piercing on is all about and let and kissed yearpierce years. there's a $10,000 reward on his reof resarest. marden norwood plead guilty for soldierassult. these two men showed no emotion as the father and mother expressed their feelings toward these two and what they'v

she helped thomas jefferson during his roles.since his wife is deceased, she helps to host for him. she hosted or her husbands to terms. james monroe, his wife suffered from poor health. dolly madison hosted for him. she was a great hostess. a political powerhouse. a public figure. i think we have seen these roles and responsibilities of the first lady -- in recent times, first ladies have been expected to appear on the cover of magazines. grant interviews and conduct what some people call pet projects. i see it as social activism. everything from barbara bush advocating family literacy to lady bird johnson advocating beautification. or what we would call conservation. cutt ladies have had projects and social advocacy issues that they have championed. of everye the cover magazine. they are in front of the media and they travel around the country. we have seen the expansion of the social advocacy and this project role. is robertguest watson, the author of "the presidents'wives." join ouruld like to conversation, the numbers are on

so what can we expect for more we're joined now in the studio by now our sports correspondent jefferson chicks just isn't what events are you looking for two special. while brian as a means for me to say the highlight is ice hockey men's ice hockey on one because it's the only really be changed and i'm more of a keen sports car the guy on an aisle so the kids be the interesting because as we saw the opening ceremony this is a very patriotic events and of course. then of course the russians going all the way back to the soviet union days or big powerhouse hockey said the beattie be the one on when this one and it's been really stressing to speed up the pressure. just as the new new england are of course eli cocky what my other fans enjoy these pics oh well i think one thing to death in the toy museum is the women's downhill skiing we got home i was going to nice on the beach. um she's normally up against. begins with the funds and forcing out. engine is eaten up and coming young american though coach different that can be a fascinating tool. the minute someone is getting a bit on in his

in the company of backbone of thomas jefferson's the state of mind according to american president of the incredible bond that exists between frogs to us. also in on the trip to the town's to get away from an eye his romantic troubles here. it's for business ties between the united states is is the full ad for press full state visit by french leader since nineteen ninety six and have a mighty dean has the story the swallows come to lonely figure as he returned his air force base despite being the most unpopular french president and oftentimes film's reception from iraq a bomb of a sea of the show at the glowing. the three day state visit began in one channel home of the francophone thomas jefferson thankful to the us in the country start president it was to design and to underscore the historic police between the two countries the protests that forced integration is on france's refusal to back. in iraq over the store this way. is that just as we can extend back. as for generations to see. it was between the states and france. small enough that it is all about not only our purpose bomb

sharon chen found them this week, with the jefferson award recipient. >> reporter: more than 40 girlsbilize mock fractionators, and alleviate scoliosis with screws. and suture pig's feet. the high schoolers are performing simulated surgery, not usually taught until medical school. thanks to lisa latonsa an orth pedic surgeon at the university of california san francisco. >> we want to build confidence and show them the careers. >> in a free one day workshop at usf they are introduced to orthopedic surgery where women are outnumbered nine to one. it is hosted by the perry initiative. the nonprofit is led by jenny buckley, a colleague in 2009 and the namesake, jacqueline perry, one of the first female orthopedic surgeons. in five years, the perry program has expanded from the ucsf roots to 1500 girls in 27 u.s. cities. >> we want them to see that you don't have to be some big jock football player to be an orthopedic surgeon. >> this 16-year-old gets the message. >> we have engineering classes and science classes and math classes and you won't find a lab that puts them together with this

kate kelly has the story of this week's jefferson award recipient. >> this woman devoted her life to music. and when joan murray saw that music programs were being cut in schools, she stepped in by opening up her home. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: on any given weekend you'll hear music in joan murray's house. in her den there's practice for a young string quartet. upstairs in the living room, a violin lesson. and in a garage next to stacks of donated violins and shelves of sheet music, portable tables are filled with young students attempting to master music theory. it's what joan envisioned when she started the golden gate philharmonic orchestra a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing young musical talent. >> you learn discipline, focus, and you get a lot of joy out of it because you are making beautiful music. [ music ] >> and making beautiful music together is what ggp has been doing for 20 years. over it's important. when you see what it does for kids. >> reporter: joan saw firsthand wamu sick did for kids during her 37 years as an orchestra teacher in san francisco public schools. >> here

grant, hampshire, jefferson, mineral and morgan county schools open two hours late today. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kieran is here now with what you need to know to get ready for the day ahead. >>> schools are delaying due to patchy ice that's around this morning from yesterday's sloppy snow that fell. it is frozen up this morning, so watch out for that as we are in the upper 20s to near 30s. most of maryland and virginia, west virginia, including our nearby suburbs. and right near washington and right near the bay we are at or below freezing. here are the future temps, we'll have them around 8:00 or so. still below freezing in the 20s to near 30 degrees. then by noontime for the lunch hour, we are in the mid-30s to above freezing everywhere else. then peaking this afternoon, partly sunny to mostly cloudy near 40 degrees. i think much of the region is there for the afternoon. the big story today is the patchy ice north and west of the metro area. big winter storm warning for tonight. it does include this area here north and west of washington for likely icing. we could get a qua

it was very hard for president jefferson and his prosecutors actually to find anything burr had done. the act that the prosecutors finally settled on took place on island which was on the ohio river in the current day state of west virginia. back then it would have been virginia. the ohio militia road out to the island. there were many men there preparing to get in boats and go downstream is part of burr's expedition. the militia attempted to arrest some of the ring leaders there, and the other settlers pulled guns on them. and that claim the prosecutors was the overt act of treason that is required by the constitution. burr himself was not there, and ultimately the prosecution could not prove that burr himself had procured that act and stain gaited it. and based on the ruling of circuit judge john marble chief justice of the supreme court but serving as trial judge at this time -- based on marshall's definition of treason. the fact that burr of not there and cannot not be shown to procure the act of tremendousson was enough to block any possible conviction of burr. >> was it importan

it's where award winning reporter sharon chin recently found this week's jefferson award recipient.re a lot of people didn't expect they could do. >> reporter: dr. lisa helped start a hands-on program to get girls thinking about two male dominated specialties they probably never considered before. more than 40 girls stabilize mock fractures alleviate scoliosis with screws and suture pigs feet. the high schoolers are performing simulated surgery thanks to an orthopedic surgeon at the university of california san francisco. >> we want to build confidence. we want them to see what great careers these are for women. >> reporter: in a free one day workshop at ucsf lisa introduces girls to careers in engineering and orthopedic surgery where women are outnumbered more than 9 to 1. >> we are doing in every subspecialty except neurosurgery attracting women. >> reporter: the workshop hosted by a nonprofit lisa founded with a colleague jenny buckley in 2009. its namesake, jacqueline perry one of the america's first female orthopedic surgeons. in five years, the perry program has expanded from

nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> we are nominating this guyause he predicted rain and it was a long shot but he managed to drag it in. and it paid off. >> sometimes it pans out. it got here earlier than we got. the bull, of the rainfall is during the rush hour. it's been on and o the heaviest stuff falls for the evening commute. 580 san rafael across the bridge to richmond all around san pablo bay we are seeing heavier showers also berkeley, oakland, walnut creek and concord and pleasant hill. this is the actual front right here. this is it because the winds ahead of it have been gusting to 30 or 35 miles per hour. it's raining now in los altos and mountain view. this is a heads up for you in fremont, milpitas, san jose, saratoga and campbell. it's not raining very heavily right now. if you go out in 15 or 20 minutes it's going to be pouring because all of that is heading in your direction and pouring up and down the santa cruz mountains which is excellent for folks in monterey county and santa cruz county. they rely on the rain all year long

found that in jefferson county colorado people are imprisoned for one day for every fifty bucks they owe but it costs the system seventy bucks a day to hold a person on the taxpayer's dime in jefferson county taxpayers paid out one hundred and ten thousand dollars in just five months for this idiotic system of imprisoning people at an expense but it's more than the money that is oh this. so no matter how you feel about the concept of debtor's prison here's the bottom line in this story the only thing that should be sent to jail for breaking the law and be idiotic is the legal system itself tonight talk about best by following me on twitter as the precedent. that does it for now i mean you're a david have a great name. i'm at. a society i think corporation kind of can. can do and the bank try to get all that all about money and i'm actually sick for a politician writing the laws and regulations tax bankers coming out. here just to flood threat today society. that. they're i married this is very bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you.

he is the author of "thomas jefferson: the art of power" and other books.obert caro, the author of "the passage of power," the fourth volume of his series "the years of lyndon johnson," and michael beschloss, the author of "presidential courage: brave leaders and how they changed america" and other books. doris kearns goodwin will join us later in the program from san francisco. she is the author of "the bully pulpit: theodore roosevelt, william howard taft, and the golden age of journalism" and other books. i am pleased to have all of them here as we talk about the presidency, who has inhabited that office, what it means, what it takes, what is the toll, and how do we measure greatness? i begin with michael beschloss. what kind of person is attracted to the presidency? >> nowadays, it is a shrinking number and someone who is willing to go through, in many ways, a torturous experience that was not the case for most of american histories. the first thing i think to say is we are not opening this office to as many people who would be great presidents as we us

. >> kate kelly it has this week's jefferson award recipient.eporter: on any given weekend you'll hear music in joan murray's house. >>reporter: in her den there's practice for a young string quart et. upstairs in the living room a vieolin lesson. and in her garage next to stacks of donated violins and sheets of shelf music, tables are filled with young students attempting to master music. it's what joan envisioned when she started the goaden gate philharmonic orchestra, a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing young musical talent. >> you learn discipline, focus and you get a lot of joy out of it because you're making beautiful music. >>reporter: and making beautiful music together is what she's been doing for 20 years. >> it's important. when you see what it does for kids. >>reporter: joan saw firsthand what music did for kids during her 37 years as an orchestra teacher in san francisco public schools. >> here's me conducting. >>reporter: she also saw program cutbacks and started ggp to help kids who otherwise might not be able to afford a music edu

although jefferson challenged him, jefferson lost. clearly the supreme court is not defamatory. the president does not have the right to send troops to war. yes, sir. yes. >> my question is about the whiskey rebellion. do you think that george washington was ever on any level sending troops in battle, or do you think that a sort of went to western pennsylvania and got this general -- just this sort of spectacle. >> the answer is yes. 13,500 troops to put down a rebellion of an estimated 5,000 rebels. >> my question is whether or not he himself was intend to. >> he was too old, too fast and could not give into his uniform. he and alexander hamilton wrote out to carlisle, pennsylvania in a carriage and decided that he was -- washington decided -- well, his colleagues decided that he was too old to go into battle. they made alexander hamilton inspector general, which made him commander of the armed forces. and then general harry lee took command of the force that went out to western pennsylvania. washington turned back from carlisle, went back to philadelphia. the troops did go out

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