here to share with us some of his findings, please join me in welcoming john bell. [applause] mr. bell: thank you, susan. thank you to the washington library and all of you for coming out, and the massachusetts society of cincinnati, who has been very generous in funding my research and travels, and the longfellow house. this talk is based on a historic resource study, i did it for the national park service as they were beefing up their interpretation of this site in cambridge. the study was over 600 pages, so let's get into it. [laughter] mr. bell: i'm going to try to restrict myself to these main topics, how and why washington came to choose the house, how he used it, the major decisions made there and memory of washington's use of the house, which has a strong mount vernon connection, as susan talked about. general washington came to cambridge, massachusetts bearing a commission from the continental congress as commander-in-chief in july, 1775. you can actually see the march of general washington coming across massachusetts to cambridge on this map. a story developed of washing

the story about redemption, and hope, and it follows the main characters, john bell john up against javaret sense of who he was and become this newman, and along the way there are some other charge that's come into play, like my charger. >> explain your character. who is she? >> yes, this young girl who is in love with this student, who is in love with a different girl. and she is kind of like his best friend and pal, even though she want to be so much more than that. and is in love with him. but she is a very tough girl from the streets. >> interesting. phoenix, heard the staging and performance and the production is really remarkable. tell us about the visual aspect of the show. >> yes the the little little bit different then when it first came out 30 years ago. >> this production uses cents more projections. >> okay. >> in the back of the stage so it like looks like a lot of more things are moving, and more sin mattick in a way than just watching a play on stage. >> interesting. >> the academy of music talk about great venue. >> oh my gosh, so beautiful the moment i stepped on the stage

delegate john bell of chantilly will introduce a bill to prevent the mis treatment of pets. he wants to prohibit owners from tether ing their pets and leaving them outside. he says too many times animals are left in the extreme heat or cold. this legislation calls for a two 350d fine for and a $500 fine for the second offense. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. back. after more than 40 years, starbuckss is making its biggest menu change. starbucks is launching a new second he express oh, the blonde espresso what's the difference between the two? >> what is it. >> the signature he espresso is a bold, in stens dark rose. >> the new blonde espresso is made from latin american east after african-american fraik and beans. >> i think i'll be doing more of this in the if you tour. now forth first time customers can customize any drink they order. >> can't you customize them now? >> i think you can. certain starbucks they don't let you. not at mcdonald's. we paying it , you you drink it. >> thanks for joining us at six, everybody. 5@6:30 is next. we'll see you later. z2l2xz z16fz

and in his memoirs, he says of john bell hood, that the attack at franklin was useless butchery. if franklin was useless butchery in november 1864, what was bentonville in 1865, especially when he said we are just trying to get better surrender terms ? i thought that was costly for the 800 troops. again, after criticizing johnston, i will say i don't want to criticize johnston. [laughter] anyway, it would be one particular instance or instance incident that i think deserves more scorn than it has received in history. >> along the same vein, you also have to consider what the soldiers felt about all of these guys and which ones they enjoyed or hated or loved so much. i think we have exhausted that topic. the rest of these i just leave open to the panelists if they want to answer or not. we will get your opinions on these things. this one i found kind of interesting. it is a speculation, really, but which one of the generals mentioned in our seminar this weekend would have risen to high rank in today's army? anybody want to tackle that one? we have several guys that are west point

next on the civil war, stephen hunt, author of " "john bell: the rise, fall, and resurrection of a confederate general" talks about the this conceptions around the general. he describes how his work brought new information to the debate about general hood's reputation. this 90 minute talk is part of pamplin historical park symposium called "generals we love to hate."

they will take up bills to provide dedicated funning to metro and also in virginia delegate john bellantilly will introduce a bill to prohibit pet owners tethering their dogs or other animals outside and leaving them there for prolonged periods of time. in maryland they'll consider legislation to come pep state taxpayers for personal exceptions and property dax deductions they will lose under under the new federal tax plan. >> pepco customers in the district could see changes to their bill soon. pepto today auns noed they will file with the public service commission of the district of columbia in early february. if approved the company says they plan to begin providing credit lowering customers bills starting 1st quarter of 2018. >> well, let's say hello to facebook fan of the day. lovely helen armstayed and this yng lady who appears to be her daughter. ellen in the purple dress is mother of 8. turns 30 yesterday. happy belated birth day. >> gorgeous picture. >> ellen says she's been watching "fox5" since a little girl. when she watched with her grandparents. her family loves all of u

churney and john -- [bell ringing] a great project coming forward and looking into the investigation of [inaudible] so i'm certainly honoured to be part of the sequel because i've only been on the commission since '12, '13. >> '13. >> anyway, those are my comments. if there are other comments. otherwise -- >> looks like a motion. >> i move to nominate the amended recommendation to the national register for coit tower. >> second. >> thank you. there f there's nothing further, there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt the resolution supporting the amendment of the national register of historic places nomination. on that motion -- [roll call] is move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 5-0 and places us on item 11. 3543 18th street. this is for your review and comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners. desiree smith, planning department staff. if i could please ask for the sfgov tv for the powerpoint. thank you. the following is for the women's building located at 4533 18th street in the mission district. the national register nomination was prepared by donna graves w

deputy director john bell of the loan guaranty service. the executive vice president chief operating officer at the government nationaof thegovernme association better known as jimmy may. thank you for being here. and testifying on behalf of the mortgage bankers association and important stakeholder no doubt in this discussion and finally, brock cooper children's accounts deleted -- general account and forward. good morning chairman, ranking member and other members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home loan guarantee program at the impact it can have on the veteran borrowers. making sure they're financed loans provides them the benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. when it ends in a foreclosure is also very important to ensure that the loans facilitate healthy mortgage-backed securities and continue the investment in the housing market and the assessment of the situation with the activities to assist veterans we've underta

john bell. finally mr. brock cooper. thanks everybody for being here. certainly look forward to hearing from you. let's start with mr. london. you have five minutes for your opening statement. >> good morning, chairman. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home loan guarantee program and the issue of serial refinancing and the impact it can have on veteran borrowers. making sure they provide veterans with a benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. no one has helped when a refinance loan ends in a foreclosure. it's also very important to ensure that v.a. loans facility healthy mortgaged back securities and continue investment in our nation's housing market. today i'm pleased to share our assessment of the situation, the activities to assist veterans that we have undertaken in collaboration with our colleagues thus far and the sensible, impactful approach we have crafted to ensure program success. i live to give a sense of the scope and nature of our program. the va

john bell, the deputy director of the v.a. guaranteed loan service and mr. michael bright, the executive chief executive officer of the loan association, bet e known as jenny mae. and jeff motley of colonial banking who is an important stakeholder in doubt in this discussion, and finally mr. rock cooper the general counsel for veterans united home loans. thanks for everybody being here, and we certain ly look for hearing from you. and we start with mr. london and you have five minutes for the opening statement. >> good morning, chairman arrington, and ranking member o'rourke and members of the subexit tee. thank you for the opportunity to ap peer before you today to discuss the department of veterans affairs home guaranteed program in the issue of refinancing and the impact it can have on the veteran borrowers. making sure that refinanced loans provide the veterans with the benefit and not future financial harm is a very important matter. no one has helped when a refinanced home ends in the foreclosure. it is important that va loans are facilitating security

the scottish surgeon john bell wrote about the horror of hospital gangrene. he said the crimes of the sufferers are exhausted in the course of a week and die, or if they survive and the ulcers continue to eat down and disjoin the muscles, the great vessels are at last exposed and eroded, and they bleed to death. this was the kind of experience thatth many patients had in thee hospitals. actually, interestingly enough one of the worst records i came across wasn'tsn a hospital reco, it was a naval record. these 18th century and early 19th century naval ships had very similar conditions, as you can imagine, very unhygienic, very crowded, and when these kinds of infections twroak out -- broke out, they were very difficult for naval surgeons to control. a malignant appeared on the tip of a seaman's penis, and i don't have a slide for this, and you should be very happy. after several days of agonizeing pain during which the wound blackened and festered, the organ finally fell off. this poor man is totally awake and completely aware of what's happening to his body.

. >>> let's go down to the stadium don bell and john ric riche from wip are outside the eagles' locker room as they come and go. >> lots of reaction tonight and make him a short time ago. think she is ban function. to what happened after char buck everybody that would doubt it is deemed. whoever tried to defin us they have no idea what he has in locker room area who he have in this video and individuals on our team. not that we would accepted a mice up here and different. >> no one expected that thorough of beat down. you guys respected that. >> we saw an opportunity to win this game. and it didn't have to be clos close. we have a lot of respect for that team and understand the defense and what they've been able to do this year and for us we had defensively we felt good and until once we got things controlling and then the game is over wips you put it back. >> on that robin sop vets when we are were there it's absolutely flat back it was put bull. that level of just i mean teamwork is something so special. i feel that's what you do. you lead them in that. >> we i have not been on a tea

we have john bell edwards, a democratic governor and a new democratic mayor of new orleans. it's because there's a resistance morally in the long run to just being outright racist. you just can't justify it to your neighbors and yourself, and it may work short term politically, but it's not going to be sustainable. >> walter, you know what's so fascinating and why i don't understand why donald trump can't grasp this. perhaps he has trouble these days grasping basic concepts, but the southern strategy? it didn't even work in alabama a month ago. alabama elected the first democrat in a quarter century to go to the senate, and they did it against a man who wanted to get rid of the 13th and the 14th amendment, wanted to get rid of women's rights to vote, and in the state of alabama, a place -- you know, we used to put it on the license plates, the heart of dixie. even in the heart of dixie the southern strategy just didn't work, and it doesn't work anymore. >> well, yeah. and the problem with what i think what you said was that he should know that politically it wasn't a smart m

john. it's not a career. you're a bell when you want to change that and. when ducking into baiting you see of course cause some conflict. it's a way of gauging social executes the sense you feel news and main news as pornographic i was in miami the coverage that he had you know to draw things that are not politically correct you know the blue dot the kings are the new leads in you know and these are things that supposedly the good muslim you know was not doing with self-closing the raw self you know the conservatives within society but i think it's irrelevant to him these are very important ways of challenging the notion of what comprises his i think. you up on and you need you die. and i don't think it's. so much. and all but sexuality of the human body the duckies be occupied. you have to go on was a brain thing that triggered the new experience. i couldn't figure out how to make a painting with a new. the newts was actually a direct response to a smile involved and so it is not something that is ignored in this life in fact is contemplated a great deal

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. >> coming up a little later in sports, sports director don bell stopped by wip talk to ike reese and john marks about what the fans are saying. they always after lot to say. >> do they, the fans? >> yes, a little bit. we will hear about that coming up. >> leslie, we will see you then. >>> how is weather shaping up for the game. >> meteorologist kate bilo has the forecast for kick off. it looks like the fans in the stands will feel temperatures on the warmer side which will be better for bringing the noise, kate? >> reporter: absolutely, put the parka over your jersey, it will be a really, nice weekend , championship weekend here in philadelphia and right now you may see a pink glow around me. the sunset is phenomenal. i posted a picture on my facebook page if you don't see it for yourself. sunset on a beautiful philly friday and we have nicer wet they are weekend. we will go out to storm scan three, clear skies, high pressure in control and we are looking at a good deal of sunshine especially tomorrow but taking new to sunday as well. temperatures seasonal today, a couple degrees above av

john tomorrow on chevy sunday kick off. i will be live at the linc. sports director don bell be in the studio getting he had ready for tomorrow at 3:30 right here on cbs-3. >> i'm counting on eagles nation to make it so loud. >> yes let's do it. >>> coming up next, half an hour we will take you inside the philadelphia home show, plus this. >>> the local haitian community is reacting to the president's reported vulgar comments, about haiti and african countries what they are saying, what the president is saying up next. >>> but first doctors were very concerned kid would think laundry detergent pod were candy and some are biting into them on purpose, dangerous game and what it can do to your children when "eyewitness news" (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts ofort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms could increase making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are p

bell reporting. our coverage continues with john gonzalez live in calvert county. john, nothing like ocean city, thank goodness, but it is still a pretty white scene where you are. john: absolutely, adrianna. we have about four inches of snow on the ground here in calvert county. it is hard to tell if it is still coming down because of the tremendous wind. i want to show you something over here. walk with me here. not only do we have a private contractor here trying to clear the parking lot -- why he is wearing shorts, i don't know, but he has been trying to get his car out of the parking lot for 10 minutes now. it is not a ton of snow, but it is slick, if it is really compounded with the fact that the wind has been extraordinary out here. the have been hearing that term a lot this morning, the bomb cyclone, well, we have definitely been feeling the effects. take a look at the snow is up with some of the videos, the snow whipping around. we have been hearing it, feeling it all day long. it has really caused quite a problem for some of the folks who have been out, f

bells? used to stand with john mccain, put everything on the line for comprehensive immigration?i have no idea. and all the people behaving most radically against type. donald trump is doing basically what a year ago i thought he'd do a year later and many of these congresspeople being craven and subservient to him. >> nunes and -- right. >> and paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. i never had high hopes they would suddenly become paragons of virtue or principle, but look at lindsey graham, things he said during the campaign and even six months ago. something happened where he became, or underwent a transformation. call your old boss, john mccain, ask him. he might be the only one who knows. >> i late to go into psychology, the fact he's ill. on immigration, all of these things, pulley lindsey graham. see it the way i see it. >> be brave. >> now, you know -- he's not around. >> a lot of folks enters the bargain. jumped in bed with the devil. >> to what end, though? >> tax cuts. tax reform. quote/unquote. welfare reform. >> and a giant wave election. the ballot has republicans -- democrats

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don bell, that looks like don, and john riche, take it away, there's vinny. >> we're here with vinnyurry and after the first drive the air went out of the building right they go up 7-0. you guys what happened after that? >> you know, thiss with a emotional game man. once we settled down it started being us and you know we knew minnesota gave us their best punch now what coach schwartz had a great game plan and it's up to the players many take my hat off everybody on the team to execute. >> i feel like that was grea greatest win i've seen here at the linc and i've seen good ones. and been a part of good ones, too. >> is this legal of emotion sustainable for one more. >> one more big one. >> one more. >> absolutely. we're not done yet. this team is hungry. the city is hungry. >> i'll say. i'm pretty sure the whole city will travel be part of eagles nation. >> pat being making plays after plays after plays after plays all year you know. and you know it goes to show you how hard he works. he gambled on himself you know and coming to the eagles this year on now look, he played at a high l

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response will be delivered by someone whose name might ring a bell, representative joseph kennedy the third. his great uncles were president johnkennedy and senator ted kennedy. his grandfather was robert f. kennedy. at the time he was one of the great hopes of the nation. bobby kennedy was killed two months and two days after dr. martin luther king jr. so sending him to do the response on tuesday could harken back to 1968 when everything seemed possible. so can this kennedy harness that and break the state of the union reply? now it's time for "last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening. >> i will see you tomorrow on your show. >> absolutely. >> i enjoyed hearing you speak with so much authority about 1968 when you were not alive. but i know where you got that. i

john fugelsang. here are today's top stories. this weekend for the first time ever, the saga wards will have a host kristen bell.ulations. [cheering and applauding] >> i'm going to get my ballot in. with allegations of misconduct still rocking hollywood and beyond, organizers are scrambling to last-minute finalize any details behind the scenes. and here to make sense of the awards show

countryman and it is belling as stepped up with a strong performance to claim second place for the tournament. he was followed in third by no wise and those fundamental. show master knew what john a young hailed as a pioneer by u.s. space agency nasa has died at the age of eighty seven young's trailblazing began in it in one nine hundred sixty s. and he was part of the first manned gemini mission by the time he commanded the first space shuttle flight in one nine hundred eighty one it was his sixth travel into orbit in the meantime he had also joined an exclusive club. oh my god. a pro nine hundred seventy two john young and his fellow astronaut charles duke collecting rock samples from the surface of the moon. it was an achievement that they shared with only ten others adding them to the exclusive fraternity of moon walkers forty nine years later young would break new ground again. or. start. commanding the maiden voyage of nasa's new space shuttle program young took on a particularly risky assignment it was the first time that nasa launched people on a rocket ship that had not first been tested in space. when we launched reed really did know a lot of things and we learned a l

john feit. mientras tanto feit, a sus 85 años, se encuentra recluído en la prisión bell unit huntsville, texas purgandoos reflectores y las cámaras de televisión al frío de la calle, pero antes la historia de un atentado y una improbable solicitud de asilo político. angélica: lo dejaron sin hablar, sin ver y sin caminar. [música] cualquier superficie. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. teresa: solicitar asilo político en este país puede convertirse en un verdadero juego de ruleta, convencer a los oficiales de inmigración de que está diciendo la verdad y de que cumple con los requisitos puede ser difícil. ilia: las probabilidades de que la solicitud sea negada son muy altas; para nicaraguenses 90.6 de cada 100, 87.6 para salvadoreños y en el caso de ciudadanos mexicanos el 85.8 % teresa: imagínese recibir tres impactos de bala en la cabeza, ser dejado por muerto, pero vivir para contarlo. hena cuevas nos cuentan la historia de una solicitud de "asilo improbable". hena: todos los días angélica córdoba sigue la misma rutina ayudando a su hermano menor a navegar su nueva realidad. angélica: le dañaron t

bell. people's corporation patented the io john people's and "the wall street journal" fox news contributor mary kissell. great to see you. >> good morning, everybody. that's on the agenda? >> the budget showdown. we cannot have a government shut down. it's incredible to me to see democrats turned down a deal that would find the picture turns health care program and give them non-entitlement spending. giving them more money. republicans are willing to eat that. >> all the while they said order security is important. for in the military is important. when push comes to shove, not there. >> typical drama on the potomac. it always happens and sometimes they close it down but most often they work it out. >> when his shed down, funding for much of the government still goes on. we're talking about the implication of that. white house deputy press secretary visit us this morning. texas congressman roger williams is here. former ceo of home depot assaults chrysler back nardelli is with us. managing director robert mcnamee is here and race car driver and never danica patrick joins us as well. let's

john henry found that prosecutors were relieved that his case will never go to trial.>> tony covington describes this plea agreement with the former teacher's aide carlos bell as an accomplishment on two fronts. he said it's likely that he will never be free to prey on children again. >> this is perhaps one of the most horrendous crimes i have seen. an this is what the sheriff had to say about the crimes of carlos bell. authorities took bell into custody six months ago after they determined he abused 42 children between the ages of 11 and 17.>> it hurt the community and the county. >> reporter: he pled guilty to multiple counts of these charges. part of the guidelines for the plea agreement, he will be sentenced to him no more than 190 years. not an issue for the state attorney. >> i want to make sure there are enough years the judge had to make sure he will spend the rest of his life in jail.>> reporter: that was not his only goal, crafting the plea agreement. >> just as important, maintaining the privacy and anonymity of the young victims in this case. we didn't want them to have to testify. >> reporter: bell will be sentenced in march on top of that, he also faces federal ch

johns on, very intimate conversations for them. >> thank you, trang. >> well, despite the frigid temperatures, crews seem to be finishing repairs on ruptured water main in roxborough. pass hand bellingtelling us about the traffic. 600 block every jamestown avenue. leaving 20 properties including roxborough ' seafood house without water. crews worked through the night in hopes of having service restored sometime this morning we just had a photographer check it out. he said it looks like the work is wrapped up. >> the new year begins with gun violence in philadelphia. overnight a drive-by shooting sent two people to the hospital in germantown. the shots were fired in the 6100 block of germantown avenue. they say man was shot in the head and neck. a woman was shot in the leg. both are in stable condition. so far there have been no arrests, noon clear motive. >> and more gun violence there is time, 19 year old man fighting for his life in north philadelphia. the shooter opened fire, and the 2200 block of north 23rd street, just before 11:30 p.m. . police say the teen was struck six times, including once in the head. the victim remains in critical condition. >> happening today, inaugurat

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protest the bell includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike up less is in athens and joins us now live so just how widespread have these strikes hit john . well the heart of the strike action is the public transport here in athens the buses trolleys trains the truck system all of that has been at a standstill the underground metro so it's been very very difficult for commuters to get into work today the streets have been chock full of traffic since early in the morning and what often happens on these occasions is that people simply trying to telecommute they don't bother to come into the center to get business done there's also been a three hour work stoppage by the civil aviation authority so between noon and three pm local time flights in the city which is canceled and that also created mayhem at the athens port butt. in the private sector i mean in shops on street level banks all of that that was working normally it was government offices the civil service that you couldn't. get any business done with tax offices and so on those were shut but the strike action was limited to the public sector and to public transport now it sounds li

bell shows us how this was done. brad: a beautiful icy sunrise in annapolis. the harbor is frozen over, and all is state of maryland icebreaker john c widen. , and itsecial boat crew was summoned by the indianapolis -- annapolis harbormaster. they got to work bright and early. >> we have had a hard brees -- freeze. brad: boats including this police boat are frozen in place, but the wyden pushes through. >> you can feel vibration through the boat. the thicker the ice, the more it shakes, and at times, you wonder how the boat stays together. brad: the captain rolls the boat up against this gas dock. believe it or not, they are trying to sell some fuel and gasoline through the winter. if you take a look over here, there is a workgroup that needs to get around. they need the icebreaker, as well. at this gas stopped, the operator waves. the widener motors on. too. their boat arrived in annapolis last night. all will be battling the cold until the ice thaws. brad bell, abc seven news. adrianna: an update on a bizarre story out of houston, texas. a sports journalist reported missing over the weekend is safe and sound. courtney rowland wa

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