one of the things john c. calhoun complained about, more people go to the north receive coming to the south. well, that's not our problem. you know, that's the way things are. and once the north continues its industrialization it has the means of sustaining an army on the field, 100,000 again and again and again. the south can't do that. the south doesn't have the railroads. the south doesn't have the depots. look what they did. look how well they defend themselves. >> but do you think that the population of the whole hot the compromise was a permanent solution or was it just a short term? >> it's hard to say. they knew they prevented it at that time because the feelings because it had been so agitated. things quieted down and everybody said we have passed, you know, a crisis and it's gone. they knew eventually it will come back. and it did. one prophetic thing that was said, and i think it is true, t too. he said if henry clay had been alive in 1860, there would have been no civil war. i think that's true. he

braddock district supervisor john c. cook will hold a town hall meeting tonight. he will have a chance to weigh in and ask questions about the nationwide search for a new executive. the current executive, anthony griffin, steps down from his post in april. tonight's meeting is being held at the kings park library at 9000 burke lake road in burke. it all begins at 7:30 p.m. >>> honors today for montgomery county police officer. edward paden jr. was recognized for his actions during the 2010 hostage situation at the discovery network headquarters. paden was off-duty when a gunman stormed the building in silver spring. he went into the building and put himself in a position where he served as the eyes and ears of the s.w.a.t. team who later took down the gunman and freed the hostages. we'll have more on this story coming up during 9news now beginning at 5:00 p.m. >> come on, bud. >>> a search and rescue dog has been reunited with his handler. 3-year-old vito ran off last week during an open field training, size at white marsh park in bowie, maryland. vito was trainin

john c. fremont, who was a bastard from virginia whose mother was seduced by french fencing instructor and dancing teacher in richmond and snatched away -- took her down to savannah or charleston where fremont was born. he was sort of half french because his father was french. he was a waste early dad who left his family in these circumstances but fremont grew up. he was brilliant. he went to the college of charleston. made wonderful grades except he was profligate and flunked out. he knew he would make good grades if he cared more. normally that would be the end of him but it wasn't because he fell in with one of the better topographical engineers of the united states army and learned the trade of topical engineering which was different. i had a little fling with engineering in the army. ideal with engineers. they do things we can't normally do and use to do with slide rules. in any case of west had been explored by a number of people. the indians who lived there, the old trappers had been o

aircraft carrier "john c. stennis," which left the persian gulf last week. >> in my opinion the enemy has gotten the message of the military drill. we want to emphasize that we have no plan to begin any irrational act, but we are ready against any threats. we warn the american warship that was previously in the persian gulf it is a threat to us and it should not return. we are not used to repeating our warnings. >> holman: in washington, a pentagon spokesman said u.s. naval deployments in the persian gulf would continue, as they have for decades. and white house spokesperson jay carney said iran's warnings show that global sanctions are hurting. >> it reflects the fact that iran is in a position of weakness. it's the latest round of iranian threats. it's confirmation that tehran is under increasing pressure for its continued failures to live up to its international obligations. iran is isolated. and it's seeking to divert attention from its behavior and domestic problems. >> holman: iran's warnings to the west

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john c. stennis which was in the persian gulf for months but it's currently sailing to the pacific but could very very very easily come back and the u.s. isn't even alone there the u.s.s. abraham lincoln went through the strait of hormuz flanked by british and french ships and guess what nothing happened iran didn't react violently war has not broken out because it's not in anyone's interest and where is danger room also pointed out a few more details about just how active a presence we have in the waters in this region they call it routine naval posture one point five to one point seven meaning that there is an average of at least one point five carriers in this region every twelve months which means that at any given time iran faces more u.s. sea power the most of the world he's can offer i might be saying that all that's really technical the g.o.p. candidates they can expect you know it all but if you're going to attack the current president's policies and his actions and call for more the

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credentials in the world to be great but all the winds up a bit tedious carnage with jodie foster john colanski to couples in new york city apartment trying to resolve differences between children but all the building or a complicated it wants ironic personalities examination better suited stage that screen and movie needs more action performances again it did not expect much these list c. take a look at current and atreviews with a list of interviews with the stars by a pitch of the website wgntv.com/deanslist. but like us to send you a weekly text of my dean's list review grades the word dean to 97999. >> not to your friend jim ramsey. seven day forecast >> justified nice of you to be so nice to me temperatures 20 degrees colder than it does out there get your car to warm up keep that in mind, to be very chilly look at these seven day forecast numbers. snow flurry or two saturday evening and sunday cloud it 35 rainfall like monday high temperature 39 degrees and the leftover moisture snowflakes monday- tuesday 26 degrees and thursday system put in pushing into the area snow falling as

aircraft carrier john c. stenis leaving the persian gulf through the strait of hormuz.warned the u.s. that the warship should not return. the peace process in afghanistan continues to revolve around talks with the taliban. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports on reaction today from some of the interested parties. >> well, the afghan government of hamid karzai issued a statement, publicly between the u.s. and taliban, the state department offered no specifics. >> i think what you see in karzai's statement is karzai welcoming an american role in afghan led process. >> no comment either on the possible transfer to the afghan authorities of senior taliban leaders in u.s. custody. >> no decisions have been made with regard to any ruling. >> administration officials would not confirm or deny report that taliban seeks relief of five men held at guantanamo bay in return for negotiating peace settlement. according with guantanamo, striking connection between the taliban leaders and al-qaeda. nori fought alongside al-qaeda as taliban military general. anoth

its navies made a big deal about shadowing the fifth need's john c.uch for its own people as the world. it won't give up its nuclear ambitions and its economy is tanking. largely because of those sanctions. joining us now, michael o'hanlon, director of research. good afternoon, mike. >> hi, nice to be with you. >> thank you for joining us. the state department is saying that these maneuvers are an attempt by the iranians to divert attention away from the effects of sanctions. but isn't it possible that this may yet increase the possibility of some kind of military engagement? >> it is. and i think the fundamental conundrum for president obama or for any of the republican challengers that you were just talking about is that we don't really have an iran policy that will prevent iran reliably from getting a nuclear weapon. we have a policy of punishing them for continuing to move in that direction. i tend to think it is the best we can do. i do not favor the military strike any more than i guess you do based on your analysis a minute ago. but the obama a

asked john c. cinnis not to return to the base in the persian gulf or else.passed through a major oil shipping lane that iran is threatening to shut down over u.s.-led sanctions. and a gas line explosion lighting up parts of the sky in kentucky last night, it happened south of irving causing nearby woods to catch on fire. 30 houses were evacuated. luckily, no one was hurt. all right, coming up next, brian, and gretch, you're going to be talking to a guy on the front page of the "new york times" who is on the bus with mitt and ann romney. >> right. you're talking about congressman jason chaffetz and in 2008, mitt romney came to iowa you may remember and lost to governor mike huckabee. many people were stunned by this to be dealt by another blow by senator john mccain in new hampshire. >> some say this year we could be back-to-back wins now. utah congressman jason chaffetz joins us live in des moines. he endorsed mitt romney a few months ago even though he worked as top aide to jon huntsman when huntsman was governor of utah. thanks for getting up officially ea

asked john c. cinnis not to return to the base in the persian gulf or else.passed through a major oil shipping lane that iran is threatening to shut down over u.s.-led sanctions. and a gas line explosion lighting up parts of the sky in kentucky last night, it happened south of irving causing nearby woods to catch on fire. 30 houses were evacuated. luckily, no one was hurt. all right, coming up next, brian, and gretch, you're going to be talking to a guy on the front page of the "new york times" who is on the bus with mitt and ann romney. >> right. you're talking about congressman jason chaffetz and in 2008, mitt romney came to iowa you may remember and lost to governor mike huckabee. many people were stunned by this to be dealt by another blow by senator john mccain in new hampshire. >> some say this year we could be back-to-back wins now. utah congressman jason chaffetz joins us live in des moines. he endorsed mitt romney a few months ago even though he worked as top aide to jon huntsman when huntsman was governor of utah. thanks for getting up officially ea

. >> warner: the ship in question is the aircraft carrier "john c. stennis" seen here in july.recently left the persian gulf as a scheduled tour of duty ended. pentagon officials were quick to say tuesday that american warships including carriers will continue to deploy in the region. tehran suggested its tough talk was in reaction to new u.s. sanctions against iran that congress adopted in mid-december, as part of a defense bill. the sanctions would impose penalties on foreign companies that do business with iran's central bank, which collects payments for iran's oil exports. the bill is the latest effort to pressure the islamic republic give up its nuclear program. president obama signed the bill into law on saturday while on vacation. tehran responded sunday with a surprise new year's day announcement: the country has produced its first nuclear fuel rod. the tehran regime says it's only trying to develop a civilian nuclear power capability. the u.s. and its allies suspect iran is trying to produce nuclear weapons. in washington yesterday, white house spokesman jay carney sai

there are historians have linked john c. fremont with human cannibalism to make fremont, yes. what happened to fremont, he had three expeditions under the nsa's army making maps and explorations in the west. they were extreme successful. these are the ones i told you about, people waited with bated breath to get the newspapers to find that we found next. after this court-martial, i probably shouldn't say this, but he was convicted, they're not going to shoot him or hate him, but he was dismissed from the service. president polk decided we can't do this. this man is too famous. it's crazy. so he essentially gives him a pardon, and he says your dismissal is reversed, take up your sword. fremont was too proud to do it, and he said no, you're thrown out of the army, i'm out of the army. most famous explore in america, but he's got to explore. he wants to do that. but he can't get with the army anymore they got together together with a bunch of railroad men who wanted to build the first transcode the river, and they financed and exploration ostensibly to find the best route for thi

aircraft carrier "john c. stennis," which left the persian gulf last week. >> my opinion the enemy has gotten the message of the military sdril. we want to emphasize that we have no plan to begin any irrational act but we are ready against any threats. we warn the american warship that was previously in the persian gulf it is a threat to us and it should not return. we are not used to repeating our warnings. >> holman: in washington, a pentagon spokesman said u.s. naval deployments in the persian gulf would continue, as they have for decades. and white house spokesperson jay carney said iran's warnings show that global sanctions are hurting. >> it reflects the fact that iran is in a position of weakness. it's the latest round of iranian threats. it's confirmation that tehran is under increasing pressure for its continued failures to live up to its international obligations. iran is isolated. and it's seeking to divert attention from its behavior and domestic problems. >> holman: iran's warnings to the west hav

also telling rachel our first book event was the end of last month in cambridge and i did it with john c.. who did a wonderful "new yorker" piece about this two and a half years ago and he started the conversation by saying, why was fascinated to discover that david mid to be a writer and now after 30 years he has finally written a literary nonfiction book writers will do anything to procrastinate which is entirely different career. [laughter] so let's talk about what i have spent those 30 years obsessing about. we are a couple of weeks beyond the annual fall release of the fbi crime numbers. i wrote the editorial copy for that before the fbi numbers came out and i was exactly right as it turns out. the news was good. despite the recession and everything else that people thought would drive the numbers higher, once again in 2010 we had another decline of crime it came down about another 4%. that is another pearl and string of very good national years of violent crime rate is down at the 1960 levels in many parts of the country and everybody is very pleased. that was the end of the discus

c-span: you still see him? >> guest: oh, i see john siegenthaler a great deal. he's a good friend. you know, when you're going through wars with people, you've shared battles, y--you--you try to stay in touch. c-span: when did you first meet bobby kennedy? >> guest: i first met bobby kennedy in the spring of 1963. he was attorney general. bobby kennedy was an unbelievable person as attorney general, and i got to know him very well as attorney general and later as senator from--from new york. i remember him saying to me once in july of 1963--he said, 'john, i now understand. the young people, the students, have educated me. they have taught me a lesson.' this--this man really did believe--he became convinced and committed--he believed deeply in his soul, in his gut, i--i think, in the cause of civil rights and--and social justice. c-span: when did you first go to work for him politically? >> guest: in march of 1968, when he announced that he was--seek the democratic nomination for the presidency. i sent him a telegram. i was in jackson, mississippi, and said, 'senator kennedy, i want

john c. stinus passed through before the iranian war games. it is operating in support of the afghan war efforts. at least one aircraft carrier group will be in the region and there are already numerous u.s. destroyers near the strait. it released the video of an aircraft carrier that it said its forces were trailing. new sanctions were signed by president obama on saturday. the head of iran's central bank tried to reassure frightened iranian investors, quote, i say this with great certainty that sanctions don't create problems for the country's economy, by knowing this the enemy is planning on creating psychological tensions. if we are intimidated we will be playing into the enemy's hands. psychological warfare seems to be the name of the game. the eu has announced it will be banning iranian oil imports. that will be a big hit to iran's economy. martha: thank you very much. we are awaiting some comments from president obama, and a new hampshire town hall speech from mitt romney. we will bring you those as they unfold this afternoon. two plane

used to get to this fisher boat or fishermen's ship, i guess, was from the aircraft carrier the uss john cseven us in, the same aircraft carrier threatened by iran earlier this week motto return to the strait of hour news. so kind of an interesting twist. we're going to be talking a little bit more about iran coming up next hour but, again, the u.s. navy rescues these iranian fishermen from somali pirates, let's them go on their way, and we'll have more as we get it, jon. jon: yeah, that's an ironic twist. the u.s. navy helping the iranians. take a look at the dow numbers, down about 28 points on this friday. this despite the national unemployment rate for december which dropped to about 8.5%, that's the lowest level we've seen in nearly three years. the white house thinks that's pretty good news. that's on remote 257 here at the fox news channel. the labor department says the economy added about 200,000 jobs last month. the president is going to be making his thoughts known about those unemployment numbers in just a few minutes. and that's not all he'll be talking about. our chief white h

c-span: this is the book called "hell of a ride" by john podhoretz. we thank you for joining us. >> guest: thanks so much. >> there is a new book out called watchers, eyewitness accounts of supreme court history. clare cushman is the author and john roberts, the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court wrote the forward. clare cushman who were the "courtwatchers"? >> the "courtwatchers" are the justices themselves, their wives, children, oral advocates, court staff, reporters who cover the court and even some just random bystanders who happen to be in the courtroom and witnessed something exciting and then went back and reported it. so most of what this book is is its meet digging up all this stuff over the last 220 years the court has been in existence and finding all the insider stories written by people that were affiliated with with the courts. >> would have -- is one of your favorite insider stories? >> i have so many because there are some that are funny and some that are poignant and some that are educational, but i guess the ones that i like th

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c-span.org / bus. >> up next, tony horwitz recounts abolitionist john brown raid on it -- october 16th, 1858. he reports on the early exploits to abolish slavery pronounced by acts of violence against pro-slavery settlers in kansas. his court trial following his capture, and how his act of defiance contributed to the national discussion of dissension. this is about an hour.vening. >> good evening. thank you all for coming. our thanks go to the historicalg museum for hosting house, toordn book tv for recording this ecial presentation, and especiallyie tough maggie richards for arranging this return visit -- visit by tony horwitz. bro "midnight rising: john brown and the raid that sparked the civil war"" it folks a familiar images the l larger than life abolitionist that adorns the walls of ourat state capitol ina topeka.

saturday beginning at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2, john roberts on beaumont's literary culture and the challenges of running an independent bookstore. also jay lee thompson on teddy roosevelt's post presidential expeditionings to africa and europe and on american history tv sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, january 11th, 1901, the lucas gusher at spindletop hill changed the economy of texas and helped usher in the petroleum age. and with the oil came the rough necks and with the rough necks advice. tour the dixie hotel on crockett street,ec

very same ship and set the vessels that the ratings protested on its last voyage through hormuz, the john cennis carrier strike group just rescued this irani and out from pirate. they were actually pertain uranian signboard who claim that they had been held hostage by these pirates for some 40 to 45 days. as our colleagues in the pentagon in based year earlier today, the u.s. navy took the uranian signboard, provided them with food, with water, with medical care. they were obviously very grateful to be rescued by these pirates and then return them -- rescued from -- what did i say quiet rescued from. sorry crew of the stennis. and then they returned them. they returned fiorini ends to their fishing vessels and they went on their way. with regard to the piraeus, they are still on board the stennis. we are reviewing the options for prosecution or consulting with international partners. you know, sadly this is not a new thing. we have more than a thousand pirates who have been picked up and see who were in their prosecution in 20 countries. so it is always a question of where to send them and

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john c. sennis not to return to the base in the persian gulf or else.ast week, they passed through the straits of hormuz, they are threatening to shut it down over u.s.-led sanctions. let's head over to steve. >> thank you very much, gretch. iowa doesn't have the best track record when it comes to picking the republican nominee. only three times has the winner of the iowa caucus went on to win the republican nomination. don't discount iowa. our next guest says the losers in iowa are key. what are we talking about? columnist rich galin joins us live from iowa to explain. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, how are you, steve? >> i'm doing great. i read in one of your columns that iowa is great not at picking winners but at identifying losers. explain that. >> what happens here is let's say tonight, there are six candidates running clearly only one is going to win. three will probably, as we say, get their ticket punched to move on and the other three will have to make some serious decisions. if you go back just four years, when barack obama won he

. >> john alston, ab c c7 years. >> across the country new york city marked the year in a new way. the famous ball had a makeover this year. it's decorated with 3,000 waterford crystal triangles. the huge street party has been a new york tradition since 1907. >> in san jose this morning, firefighters are cleaning up after an early morning fire that destroyed a victorian style home. the house on 4900 block of north fifth street burned for an hour and a half and was a total loss. luckily the four people who lived there were not hurt. no word on what caused the fire. >>> at least four more cars have burned in los angeles as authorities conduct an all-out hunt for an arsonist. at least 48 arson case necessary -- cases in three days are being investigated. abby has the story from l.a. >> we want to get these s. o. b.s before they hurt somebody. >> the last 48 hours this scene unfolded dozens of time. nearly all starting at car fires which spread to homes and apartment buildings. firefighters scrambling to contain the damage. >> a fire like this causes terror. it's intentionally meant to

. >> john alston, ab c c7 years. >> across the country new york city marked the year in a new way. the famous ball had a makeover this year. it's decorated with 3,000 waterford crystal triangles. the huge street party has been a new york tradition since 1907. >> in san jose this morning, firefighters are cleaning up after an early morning fire destroyed a victorian style home. the house on 4900 block of north fifth street burned for an hour and a half and was a total loss. luckily the four people who lived there were not hurt. no word on what caused the fire. >>> at least four more cars have burned in los angeles as authorities conduct an all-out hunt for an arsonist. at least 48 arson case necessary three days are being investigated. a joint task force is trying to find those responsible. we have the latest from l.a. >> by daybreak the affects of last night's rampage were clearly evident. the burned out carcasses of car after car. >> we want to get these s. o. b.s before they hurt somebody. >> the last 48 hours this scene unfolded dozens of time. nearly all starting at car fires w

saturday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. john roberts on beaumont's literary culture and the challenges of running an independent bookstore. beaumont author j. lee thompson on teddy roosevelt's yearlong presidential expedition to africa and europe. on american history tv on c-span3 january 11th, 1901, the lucas gusher change the economy of texas and helped usher in the petroleum age. with the oil came the roughnecks and vice. through the dixie hotel. and infamous brothel on buckets tree. decades of gambling and other crimes thrived until 1960 james commission. obama, tx next weekend on c-span2 and 3. >> c-span donated the book's cover on book notes to george mason university located just outside washington d.c.. the university is currently cataloguing the collection at the fed will climb very. book notes. an hour long interview program hosted by brian lamb from 1889 to 2004. john zealous, university librarian shows us the collection entitled beyond the book. >> in the mind of brian this book is the genesis. by reading this book h

cambiando de tema y hablando de polÍtica, john hashman ç anuncia que abandonar la contienda por la candidaturaandidatos que esta semana se enfrentarÁn en dos debates, con miras a las elecciones primarias de carolina del sur, y precisamente en ese estado hay menos preocupaciÓn por la çreligiÓn mormona de romeny que en el 2008. romney evita hablar de su religiÓn, y segÚn expertos, varios republicanos tienen una imagen positiva de Él. el frÍo y la nieve se adueÑan de la costa noroeste de estados unidos. el fin de semana la ola invernal causÓ ç cientos de accidentes de trÁnsito, varios de ellos en iowa y en missouri. algunos tuvieron que lidiar con retrasos en varios aeropuertos. un barco cisterna ruso cargado de combustible quedÓ estancado a casi medio millar de la congelada bahÍa de nom en alaska, la ciudad espera con ansiedad el combustible. un barco roca ç-rompehielos despeja el paso del carguero ruso. continuamos con mÁs en despierta amÉrica, para eso pasamos con paola, que los tiene los detalles de lo que podemos esperar para hoy lunes y al resto de la semana. ç >> buenos dÍas, justament