to crucify mankind on a cross of gold was connected to pontus pilot crucifying christ. in the same way, they thought that the american economy was run for the interest of those who already had property or money or banks. there was a real class divide at that time. now, we have a lot of anger about the economy but this is not focused the same way as it was then. every dollar that people had in their pockets could be redeemed for some old. this was really a call for cheaper money, lower interest rates, and greater economic opportunity. >> you talk about his charisma and what he meant at that time. he essentially became a celebrity. he was receiving as many as 2000 letters a day. you also write about something that he did which was viewed as revolutionary which was campaigning for the office as opposed to the strategy in ohio. >> they had a lot of money. he was able to get checks from john a. rockefeller. there was no restrictions on campaign donations. ryan could not get that kind of money. he had to go out and campaign for himself. he could not campaign on a large machin

single greatest nation in all mankind. >> that will never happen again.... never happen again... again... again. >> now he has new movesful we'll call it the donald trump twist. >> he's a con artist. you have friends thinking about voting for donald trump. friends do not let friends vote for con artists. >> you think donald trump is a con artist? >> i standby what i said during the campaign. >> rubio says he supports trump even though he called him a dangerous con artist we can't trust with nuclear codes. donald trump now after all this. after calling him a dangerous con artist. >> i'll support the republican nominee. hillary clinton can't be president. she's terrible. >> welcome to 2016 with two of the least popular nominees and gair johnson wondering what do i have to do to breakthrough here? tonight we have a lot on tap. we role out a new edition of beach party politics. a great way to get the pulse of the people in tampa bay and make politicians shake their >> obama 08... obama 2012... trump 2016. >> yes. >> the last time i hosted beach party politics it

god of history and all mankind. moses.abraham and god of our years.tates of america. pour out upon president kennedy. >> as the freedom marchers went on the grounds, their leaders moved on to the white house to meet with president kennedy. concernident's active for the negroes is well known. the members of the overall that itommittee said was friendly and cooperative. we believe it is going to have an effect on the image of our country all over the world. indicate that not only are negroes hoping to achieve a transition from second class to first-class citizenship, that our white brothers and systems -- sisters are marching on with for the purpose of achieving this objective. consequently, this has been a great american experience. >> the reverend dr. eugene carson lake of the united presbyterian church was another of the march leaders. the thing he wanted to do with get in behind the leadership and clearly this religious leader was martin luther king and we strengtheningit the wisdom he has been carrying. >> mr. walter was also a member of the commit

the destiny of mankind, the making of a world that will be fit for our children to live in, hangs inalance on what we say and what we accomplish in these months ahead. we must use our power wisely for the good of all our people. if we do this, we will open a road into the future on which today's americans, young and old, and the generations that come after them, can go forward, go forward to a life in which there will be far greater abundance of material, cultural, and spiritual rewards than our forefathers or we ever dreamed of. [cheers] we will so undergird our freedom that today's aggressors and those who tomorrow may rise up to threaten us, will not merely be deterred but stopped in their tracks. [cheers] then we will at last be on the road to real peace. the american people look to us to direct our nation's might to these purposes. as we launch this crusade we call to go forward with us the youth of america. this cause needs their enthusiasm, their devotion, and the lift their vision of the future will provide. [cheers] we call to go forward with us the women of america; our wor

this funds for mankind kristi capel and herhis duke edwards h wash born at 5:16 a.m. wayne a pounce and 13 ounces at the big boy. i told kristi he is all linebacker size. they're all doing well will kristi says big sister can't stop kissing and i think that he say he can mold into his image nothingin like having us on shes good to go. is doing hisent bidding vicariously through his he's making them work like a dog.he is a good dad. it is a scallop college scholarship money.on we do weather and traffic every eight minutes stay with us we the chances not be chances of storms and begin to increase the eight-day coming up next a 15 morning the news at six same begins right now. >> welcome back to fox 8 news in the morning it's monday august 8. while come if you're just joining're us this morning it's good to have you hear my name is natalie perfecthe filling in for kristi capel who is onil materny leave. what's y for her and her family.r we'll check in with scott sabolf all-american family. that the picket fence. that's only wayne.ay the cloudsn have been pretty thick esp

god a victory, -- god of victory , of all mankind. , god ofbraham and moses our willing years, god ofiction on the united states of america. >> as the freedom marchers remained at the monument grounds to close the demonstration in prayer, their leaders moved on to the white house to meet with president kennedy. the president's active concern of progress for the negro in housing, education, and employment is well known. the members of the overall policy committee of the march in washington reported that the conference was friendly and cooperative. chairman philip randolph from -- reports first. >> we believe that it will have an effect on the image of our country all over the world. because it will indicate that not only are negroes struggling fromhieve a transition second-class the first class citizenship, but our white brothers and sisters are marching arm in arm with the negro citizens of the country for the purpose of achieving this objective. consequently, this is and has been a great american experience. >> the reverend dr. eugene was another of the march leaders. the thing we wa

firm confidence, in justice, freedom and peace on earth, that will raise the hearts and the hopes of mankind for that distant day when no on that distant day when no one thrives to change. for all these things i am grateful to you. i feel no sense of triumph. our troubles are all ahead of us. some will call us appeasers. others will say we are the war party. some will say we are reactionary. others say we stand for socialism. there will be inevitable cries it is time for change and so on and so on. we will hear all of those things but we will hear nothing that we have not heard before. i am not too much concerned because the working man, the partner, the thoughtful businessman all know they are better off than ever before and they know that the greatest dangers of free enterprise in this country died with the great depression under the hammer blows of the democratic party. nor am i afraid that the precious two-party system is in danger. certainly, the republican party looked brutally alive a couple of weeks ago. and i mean both republican parties. nor am i afraid that the democratic party is

firm confidence in justice, freedom, and peace on earth that will raise the hearts and the hopes of mankindor that distant day when no one rattles a saber and no one drags a chain. for all these things i am grateful to you. but i feel no exultation, no sense of triumph. our troubles are all ahead of us. some will call us appeasers; others will say that we are the war party. some will say we are reactionary; others will say that we stand for socialism. there will be the inevitable cries of "throw the rascals out," "it's time for a change," and so on and so on. we'll hear all those things and many more besides. but we will hear nothing that we have not heard before. i am not too much concerned with partisan denunciation, with epithets and abuse, because the workingman, the farmer, the thoughtful businessman, all know that they are better off than ever before, and they all know that the greatest danger to free enterprise in this country died with the great depression under the hammer blows of the democratic party. and nor am i afraid that the precious two-party system is in danger. certainly t

firm confidence in justice, freedom and peace on earth that will raise the hearts and the hopes of mankind for that distant day when no one rattles a saber and no one drags a chain. [ applause ] for all these things i am grateful to you, but i feel though exaltation, no sense of triumph. our troubles are all ahead of us. some will call us apiecers and others will say that they are the war party. some would say we are reactionary. others will say that we stand for officialism. there will be the inevitable cries of throw the rascals out. it's time for a change and so on and so on. we'll all those things and many times beside but we'll not hear anything that we've not heard before. i am not concerned. we have the working man, the farmer, the thoughtful businessman all know they are better off than before and they all know that the greatest danger to free enterprise in this country died with the great depression under the hammer blows. democratic party. nor am i afraid that the precious two-party system is in danger. certainly the republican party looked brutally alive a couple of weeks ago, a

collective wisdom to abolish nuclear weapons.he said, "now is the time to use "wisdom" not future of mankind." in may president obama became the first sitting president to visit the hiroshima peace memorial -- the target of the first atomic bomb.vince? the mayor of fairfax, virginia will step down on thursday after police say he attempted to trade drugs for sex.scott silverthorne was arrested thursday in a sting operation. he's facing charges for drug distribution.police say they received a tip that silverthorne was using a dating website to set up sexual encounters with other former illinois governor rod blagojevich will be re- sentenced in federal court this morning.blagojevich has already served four years in prison.. but five of the original corruption charges against him were thrown out on appeal last year.he's currently serving a 14-year prison sentence for corruption.. including an attempt to sell an appointment to president obama's old senate seat. tropical storm javier continues to move closer to the southwestern part of the u- s.storm warnings and watches sothern baja california. b

act, one era judgment or one failure communication could unleash all of humanity and destroy all of mankind. [ applause ] but, the search for peace is not for the timid for the weak. it must come from a nation of high purpose, firm without being belligerent. resolute without being -- strong without being arrogant and that's the kind of america that helps build the peace of this world. [ applause ] the cast of slowing down the arm race and halting the escalation, there is no more urgent task than ending this threat to the survival of our planet. if i am elected of your president, i commit myself, body mind and soul to this task. [ applause ] now our second reality is the necessity for peace at home. there is my friends, lets see it as it is. there is trouble in america. but it does not come from a lack of faith, it comes from the kindling of hope. when the homeless can find the home, they do not give up. when the homeless find hope. they seek higher hopes and in 1960 and 1964, you the american people gave us a mandate to awake america to its needs. you have america moving again and we have,

but whether you believe global warming is a threat created by mankind or a hoax, there is no debating the fact. the earth is getting warmer, rising by .44 degrees since 1997. global heat records will continue to be broken. pittsburgh later this month? if you summon an uber service, the popular alternative to taxis, you could get a lift in a 'driverless' car. according to bloomberg, uber is rolling out a fleet of autonomous vehicles. pittsburgh is home to carnegie mellon university, where the robotics department has been experimenting with the cars for years. the cars will come complete with safety features, including cameras, radar, and gps. the company's goal is to replace driverless fleet in the future. we have less than three months before voters go to the polls to determine who will be our next leader of the united states. but maybe you're just not too 'into' either candidate? like some, if your level is excitement is off, there's a new hashtag trending on twitter: #betterpotuscandidates. twitter users are using the hashtag to show their frustration with the candidate options avai

mankind cannot live on sperm alone, but he had a plan to solve that problem too. the way this bank would work, if you wanted to get your hands or whatever on that sweet, sweet, elite nobel scientist sperm, the millionaire eyeglass mogul in charge of this private sperm bank, he wasn't going to let just anybody make a withdrawal from his vault. not any rag tag woman come up to the teller window in that particular bank. no, he decided, according to the rules of his eccentric sperm project, anyone who wanted access to this sperm repository would have to prove that she was a member of mensa. this really happened. "the l.a. times" did a great biography of the eyeglass zillion air like ten years ago. i still have a print-out of it in a physical file, just in case the internet gets erased sometime and i won't be able to find it again. they call it darwin's engineer. and it's the story of how this self-made millionaire, the man who ground-out prescription eyeglasses from plastic, then decided what he was going to do with that fortune was grind out, not exactly a master rac

you shall not crucify mankind up on a cross of gold. >> michael kazin, how long was the speech in 1896 and why was it referred to as a cross of gold? >> about 45 minutes long. and cross of gold was a powerful metaphor for a country where most people were christians and william jennings bryan was a very serious evangelical. for him, those who wanted to keep thp country on the gold standard, wanted to keep debtors in debt, wanted to keep interest rates high, wanted to restrict the money. for bryan and many people who supported him, this was a way of keeping americans who were poor poor, americans in debt deeper in debt. a way of keeping the british economy, the supreme economy in the world because the british economy was based on the gold standard. it sounds like a technical issue, but it was an issue of the haves against the have nots, or that's how bryan saw it. to crucify gold would be, of course, connected to pontius pilate crucifying christ. in the same way, bryan and populists and populist minded democrats and republicans, too, thought that the american economy was being run for th

. >> translator: until now, whether godzilla was a symbol of terror or an ally of mankind, we were able to see its intentions clearly. in the new version, it exists, but we can't see what its intentions are and can't figure out what it's thinking. it doesn't even seem angry. the effect is eerie and quite a change from previous godzillas. >> reporter: marie yanaka, nhk world. >> okay. i'll have to watch the new version. >>> over in the philippines, boxing icon manny pacquiao has confirmed he'll be returning to the ring. pacquiao issued a statement on wednesday saying he will fight wbo welterweight champion jesse vargas on november 5th in las vegas. the filipino is 37 years old. he announced his retirement before his last fight in april. he was elected to the philippines senate the following month. the boxing star dismissed a report in july on the possibility of a comeback, saying his legislative work took priority. some sources say pacquiao will participate in a press tour in los angeles in september. his latest statement says he will return to the philippines straight after to fulfill h

error in judgment, one failure in communications could unleash upon all humanity and destroy all of mankindt the search for peace is not for the timid or the weak. it must come from a nation of high purpose, firm, without being belligerent, resolute without being bellicose, strong without being arrogant. and that's the kind of an america that will help build the peace of this world. [ applause ] but the task of slowing down the arms race, of halting the nuclear escalation, there is no more urgent task than ending this threat to the very survival of our planet. and if i am elected as your president, i commit myself body, mind, and soul to this task. now our second reality is the necessity for peace at home. there is, my friends, let's see it as it is, there is trouble in america. but it does not come from a lack of faith. but it comes from the kindling of hope. when the homeless can find a home, they do not give up the search for a better home. when the hopeless find hope, they seek higher hopes. and in 1960 and again in 1964, you the american people gave us a mandate to awaken america to it

activists say mankind has consumed a years worth of natural resources. for the next four months we are living on credit according to the global foot print network. first, utter devastation. that is how one witness described the scene following a suicide armor at a hospital in pakistan. it left 70 people dead and dozens wounded. a breakaway faction of the taliban has claimed responsibility. reporter: they were there to mourn one of their own. they too were targeted. a suicide bomber struck in southwest pakistan where a large crowd of mourners had gathered to grieve the death of a prominent lawyer. shot earlier in the day. as we were leaving the hospital and media were interviewing lawyers when the last to lace. for many minutes it was darkness all around. then we heard gunshots. reporter: it has been hit by suicide attacks before, notably on the state three years ago. the army chief and prime minister flew in to speak to victims still receiving treatment. the hospital's director said the authorities had failed to protect them. >> we have one guard on duty

i love the human story of how mankind battled quadratics over millennia to discover a link between geometry and the subject, success of completing square and teaching mathematics the high school teacher got the mathematical story of the algebra -- each being a story of symmetry, teaching high school students of the beauty and power of symmetry and so much beauty, what has been going on on that subject. the quadratic formula is irrelevant and secondary. the goal of education is to help people to see and consider and practice taking the road to the higher group, and consider the opportunity to analyze what you think you know. and be aware of great human achievement of mankind, work with shakespeare and drama and learn to appreciate intellectual accomplishments. high school is not about content. every piece of high school math whittled completely away if you are looking for utilitarian uses, when was the last time you did that in every day life? or helped in a problem in life? it is all about teaching and encompassed thinking. mad is good at teaching problem-solving and basic life skills, thin

to the outer state of peace of wellness and contentions oneself to use one genius for the good of mankind and cures for disease this is a good way to rescue the people from tragedies thank you. >> thank you next comment - commenter please. >> thank you, again, for hearing any comments commissioners jeff kline for the record i'm opposed to the because it the mistaken assumption the planners are ignored the shift to transit and away from private vehicles by the residents of the treasure island during the past 8 years this shift is due entirely to the muni bus service corresponding to the 2009 transportation plan one hundred of people own the cars compared to the san francisco average of 92 percent but the no idea. >> survey found 61 percent 8 years later of residents have access to a vehicle and thirty percent are car free residents are exceeded the accomplish tida goal we already mold o mode shifdz tar beyond the goal to 60 percent of people ride muni the access to the bay bridge and parking on treasure island is the fundamental and inflated assumption of at this time this is counter this

this is where i lose faith in mankind, sanity and commonsense. fisher is a mediocre coach and that kind of stupidity is why nfl, speaking of l.a.. fans at coliseum, seeing the rams host the cowboys. let's get l.a. football going in the right direction - no! cowboy's lucky whitehead 105- yard kickoff return. jared goff is picked off by deon king. rams won 28-24, but mark my word as i stand among when you when it's all the said and done, under fisher l.a. will have another losing season. more football? yes, marches 8 plays and spencer wear a fantasy wonder last year, one-yard touchdown, kc up 7-0. seahawk's quarterback russell wilson is trying to make dreams come true, but a nightmare and picked off by peters. nau, getting there earl because parking can be a bear. today on media day the devil only the mic. >> my freshman class we were 10-3 and that is not what we were aiming for with 6-7 starting frederickmen. this class reminds me my class a lot, because they can come in and do what we did and make an impact. >> you i think both sides of the ball

if you save a human who was under the rubble, it's like you saved all of mankind. >> reporter: for radis white helmets uniform is a symbol of pride, and for the young man who dreamed of one day getting out of syria, a renewed pride in his country, which he and the others hope to someday rebuild. >> ( translated ): before the revolution, we didn't have a sense of belonging to this country at all.un but now, we feel that if we don't build this country, no onu will. >> reporter: a small glimmer of hope for the future. but for now, every airstrike brings more devastation, and the men-- like fares muhamad ali, who dig with their hands and a their hearts-- to raise people out of the ruins and into the light. one can only wonder how long this light of hope can burn. fares died last month after an airstrike. for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs in istanbul, turkey. >> woodruff: the decision by a texas judge to block the obama t administration's rules on transgender bathrooms and lockea rooms comes just as the school year is starting. and it's coming as many school districts are trying to dete

activists say mankind has consumed a years worth of natural resources.for the next four months we are living on

what's the first thing mankind did, what am i to what is this thing?here was stuff like sitting on horizon. this is me sitting on the horizon contemplating what i'm doing. you might notice the sun rises in the east and then settles in the west. 12 hours later it goes back again, something like that. the recruiter. not a perfect circle. a natural human question would be how high is the sun at some point? no idea how hot it is. i can get on top of the sun and drop the rope down and measure. there's this angle of elevation. 30 degrees or something. grande. that starts the story of ergonomically reform. -- trigonometry. this was intense mathematicians called it dash to assume if you the radius was. and astronomically big unit. math took off in the eight hundreds in the middle east and was translated into arabic. in arabic they tend not to fall the writings. different angles. math took off in western europe and they went down to madrid and translated the math books and book into latin. they saw this jb, what would jb is arabic. and little harbor that you pu

oftentimes it's ways that people often remark that mankind could never even have imagined. statement, that mankind could never even have imagined. is that really true? isn't it in fact our milestones imagination that these milestones and in our imaginations these milestones are conceived and ultimately achieved? over the past 40 years as the other speakers noted this museums that parked imagination of countless visitors young and old alike. and it was this place that sparked my own imagination in 1986. as a young 12-year-old girl, i walked these halls, spending an entire day notebook in hand, reading every placard, inspecting every single artifact and discovering every nook and cranny that is in this building behind me. and i was doing this and i was imagining, imagining my place in this world of aviation. and that visit 30 years ago served as a launching point for my own experiences over the past 20 years wearing our nation's uniform. you see, back in 1986, there weren't a lot of women pilots in the military. and the law prohibited women from flying fighter aircraft. in fa

. >> reporter: unbridled love and care for mankind has been met with un paralleled savagery.se words the reaction every mississippi secretary of state, del bert, into the brutal murder of two nuns found dead thursday. authority discovered sisters paula merle ann margaret held stabbed to death in residence in did your and the north of jackson. police finding evidence after break-in, a vehicle possibly stolen from a property. the sisters violent death, a stark contrast to the compassion they displayed in life, spending decades helping the poor. >> murdered. we've worked together for many years, we just see patient, do what needs to be done. >> merle speaking about their work in impoverished homes count nay individual joe posted on the sister of charity of nazareth website. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of the -- rivals the bottom place. >> the same video capturing how the sisters work was received in the community. >> she helps all of the people in our community. she helped me. >> they take the time with the patients. you know, they go way beyond. >> their bruta

i believe one such men as newton or franklin glorifies the crater of the world and benefits mankind than all the chinese will have lived to struggle and i. -- and die." opponents of chinese exclusion quoted the famous line from the declaration of independence, that all men are created equal with certain unalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. supporters of chinese exclusion had a powerful response to this argument. senator grover pointed out that "our conduct towards the aborigines of these country whom the founders discovered in lawful occupancy must be construed as fixing a limit to the meaning of their public declaration upon the rights of man. they declare that all men are created equal and were endowed by their creator with inalienable life, they undoubtedly meant all men like themselves, and like men are joined in the bonds of civil society. when they dedicated this country to be an assignment for the oppressed of all nations, they undoubtedly meant all nations once they came, characters and conditions similar to their own. there was an explicit

actually, prior to the 60s, the greatest social revolution in race relations ever in the history of mankind is taking place. in 1940, 4% of black americans were in. in 1960, the figure was 49%. just a remarkable transformation and it was still only the beginninat thebeginning of the n that was taking place. but on the left, we saw them as an oppressed people and revolution was the only thing that would transform their lives. and therefore, the left despised martin luther king. we supported him in 1963. then as things got more and more radical, the despised him and turned their back on him in a pretty isolated figure when he was assassinated in 1968. anyway, i saw the black panther party as they were willing to stand up for themselves. it didn't occur to me that the black panther party had no significant following in the community of oakland and the areas where they were prominent and in fact feared by the local community. i have this progressive racism in me and i saw them as symbols of everything that was wrong with america and that's why i raised the money for the black panther party i di

well-nourished - for mission of holy justice with the foam o phenomena will sure the peace and wellness when mankind without individual differences of opinionated bias and mercy of justice to change the destiny for all people to prosperity and security true principles should exist on planet earth and always among everyone's heart for the holy people and shall take an divided statute of limitations of holy religion and have the coloration of all good deeds and holy shoed u study is there a preach university shall in the new wealth of our people and one shall maximize the nature in destiny with a special works on publication and mercy and humankind destiny shall work together for the public affairs for the study of holy culture shall be between heaven and man for peace and wellness for justice for all so holy meaning of eternal for hundreds of jashgsz for security god bless the holy mission. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed my name is christopher i rise to practice my ad skills and remark on a number of different things there was some comment severa

government control in ways bigger than ever before are necessary and modernism was the inevitable path for mankind. that along comes kirk, who presents a different path. >> very anti-modern. he is very leery of this. one thing we often forget and your question leads beautifully into this is modern conservatism really comes out of two impulses. number one, it comes out of the fear there is collectivization going on not just in governance, no doubt conservatives from the beginning were fearful of big government whether it is what we theoretically abroad in terrorist ideological regimes in russia, germany, italy, portugal and other places prior to world war ii and we see them decline in others, we see them increase, not just the fear of that abroad but also fear that at home through what we call progressivism that there was a desire to solve all problems through colossal institutions whether it was gm which kirk had no level, or educational bureaucracy, michigan state which kirk was fearful of these huge universities or government. he was as tearful of the cult of the colossal, anything that seemed t

. >> narrator: mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burn far stronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> president obama: today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, basically giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fi

well-nourished - for mission of holy justice with the foam o phenomena will sure the peace and wellness when mankind without individual differences of opinionated bias and mercy of justice to change the destiny for all people to prosperity and security true principles should exist on planet earth and always among everyone's heart for the holy people and shall take an divided statute of limitations of holy religion and have the coloration of all good deeds and holy shoed u study is there a preach university shall in the new wealth of our people and one shall maximize the nature in destiny with a special works on publication and mercy and humankind destiny shall work together for the public affairs for the study of holy culture shall be between heaven and man for peace and wellness for justice for all so holy meaning of eternal for hundreds of jashgsz for security god bless the holy mission. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed my name is christopher i rise to practice my ad skills and remark on a number of different things there was some comment severa

that has been around since the dawn of mankind. but it is the positive good that they invented the idea that slavery is good only for the master but also for the slaves. it is a function of regrettable necessity. the democrats came up house lavery benefits the slaves. and there is an echo today the way democrats rand urban plantation this is the echo of the pro slavery argument they defended consistently in the civil war is understood better as a fight not between the north and the south in the antislavery republican party. we think of the civil war of a fight but it is a triumph that they took their own crimes to say let's play with the south. was make the south the bad guys and make that anti-slavery north and prose slavery south. did most owned slaves? no. 3/4 did not provide the same token the northern democrats protested slavery to with the same aggressive enthusiasm is the southern democrats. console right away you can see that north-south divide that this actual argument is between the two parties. they lost the biggest feel

the secretary of state saying unbridled love and care for mankind has been met with unparalleled savagery. police say the women may have been victims of a break-in and vehicle theft. their bodies were found yesterday morning in their home and the car of one of them was found abandoned less than a mile from their house. hear criminal cases, judge erred persky asked to be moved to only hear civil cases now. he ordered the six-month sentence for brock turner the ex stanford swimmer who was convicted of raping an unconscious girl near a trash bin. >>> appeal denied, new details on another appeal for pearland be an oscar pistorius. a judge in south africa has rejected the bid to challenge his six-year sentence. they originally pushed for so -- 15 years for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >>> on the lookout for some thursday -- today. they stole a big rig full of monster energy drinks. they said whoever did that had some inside info because they knew how to take off with the trailer. at this point investigators have not been able to find the dust -- the suspects or the drinks. >>>