you heard of it as the lieber code. it's a code of conduct for how to treat noncombatants in war time. it becomes the foundation for the geneva convention. this is a guy who also oversees the transition to hard war. it's a more complicated concept than we at first think. it involves more than burning and destruction. it means something more specific than suddenly the devil came down to dixie. so what it really means is how people thought about, how they prosecuted the civil war shifted from pitch battles between armies to a much broader context between two full societies. by the summer of 1862, the union has recognized that the war can no longer be fought -- this is lincoln so i want to get it right. elder stocks charged with rose water. where do we see that response? if i'm telling you it means more than the battlefield, we see a shift to hard war outside of the military theater. the answer is yes. one of the places is in -- yeah, sorry? >> world war i, ii, et cetera, both sides are very good at humanizing and dehumani

you heard of it as the lieber code.ndation for the geneva convention. this is a guy who also oversees the transition to hard war. it's a more complicated concept than we at first think. it involves more than burning and destruction. it means something more specific than suddenly the devil came down to dixie. so what it really means is how people thought about, how they prosecuted the civil war shifted from pitch battles between armies to a much broader context between two full societies. by the summer of 1862, the union has recognized that the war can

out, that compromise agreed to between the white house and house speaker boehner and senator jon lieber man, gives $20 million to the voucher program. that's $20 million if the president had earmarked for public and public charter schools alone. >> he proposed roughly 50% of the $60 million go to d.c. public schools and 40% go to the charter schools. which is the same as enrollment. we'll see less to charter schools and the public schools. >> one group clearly satisfied with the voucher program, parent, they point out that 94% of the students attending school on vouchers graduate from a high school. that number, 89% go on to college. >> they would never, ever meet in a public school. on top of that, they are also getting mature and getting nurtured in these schools. >> the demand is also apparent. since 2004, there have been 11,000 applications for the d.c. opportunity scholarship program. roughly 5,000 vouchers have been awarded. president obama budgeted zero dollars for d.c. vouchers in the current budget. bruce johnson, 9news now. >> elementary school students can receive a maximum o

you'll take from this hearing the overriding theme that i've had, and that is, i want to see y'all get lieber and smarter on a much more rapid pace. >> thank you, mr. chairman. if i may just comment on the san francisco example, so that, i think 88 number, that -- it's actually -- i believe it's less than 20 who are than 20 who are actually overseeing the private company so that 88, if that's the right number, is actually the entire office that deals with all other issues, not just -- so, for example, would have counsel from the offices of general counsel, have surface inspectors, things that are not related to that airport security. >> and that makes sense, but even if it's 20 for 40 people? i mean, they literally could get by with two or three people supervising those 40 managers. >> well, i don't agree with that. but that would be a different contract. it would turn them loose and say okay, you have free reign. but there's a median in there. >> do you have any questions? well, thank you, again, mr. pistole for being here. this hearing is now adjourned. >>> the annual radio television congr

points out that compromise agreed to between the white house and house speaker boehner and senator jon lieber man gets $20 million to the voucher program. that's $20 million that the president earmarked for public charter schools alone. >> he proposed 50% of the $60 million and 40% go to the charter schools, which roughly is the same as the enroll. but with this agreement, we'll see less charter schools and public schools. >> one group clearly satisfied with the program, parents point out that 94% of the students attending school on vouchers graduate from a high school. that number, 89% go on to college. >> they would never, ever meet in a public school system. on top of that, they are also getting mature. they are getting mature in these schools. >> the demand is also apparent. since 2004, there have been 11,000 applications for the d.c. opportunity scholarship program. roughly 5,000 vouchers have been awarded. president obama budgeted zero dollars for d.c. vouchers in the current budget. >> okay, how much money are we talking about? a maximum $8,000 for private parochial schools, a maximum