marshall personally financed the colonization society. marshall also was as a legislator.s they said, he works to free their slaves, but in a number of decisions on the court, he held in favor of the slave masters over the slaves. i think because, two reasons. one was to have legal technicalities. they didn't involve the fundamental slavery felt bound by the president on those issues like the hearsay rule for example. secondly, couldn't bring the majority with him and the risk was if marshall had issued a dissent in this case to the justice who is the most senior justice was a raving racist would've been able to issue the majority of opinion which marshall feared would've been worse. or shall try to decide these cases on the now possible grounds hoping instead for another approach. they address the sleep issue in the opinion was to cases like mccullough, in which the great single case or he established principle with broad powers to regulate interstate commerce. everybody in the south understood that what was really at stake in these cases is the question of the federal go

the marshall into a family man. his aides especially talk about him just kind of softening when she's there. the stuff figure but the minute she is in the house and at the table with them, there's an immediate change. >> one of the great tensions of the book as he keeps trying to get back to leesburg, to get back to retirement and be there with his wife and working in the garden and she's in many ways the embodiment of that. her being there at the same time strengthened him, gave him some sense of home. >> you know, there is no record of the character, but you assume he said local bring you back with me to try to alleviate some of her anger. she said he will never say i'm bitter about having to be here. i can't believe they're doing this to george. >> you just alluded to this now, but marshall didn't write a memoir despite publishers offering him huge sums of money. he didn't do it. he held personal records during the war, which i found just stunning. talk about why you made this decision and the challenge that post

of general marshall. his team of wise men as they did the hard economic and political thinking. robert lovett, chip boling, george f cannon. the men who largely offered the plan. marshall was their leader. when he asked marshall for some direction in drafting this ambitious document, marshall responded with two words. "avoid trivia," is all he would say. marshall's role in this endeavor also was the selling of the plan to the republican congress and houses you have heard. the first in some 20 years. he did this with a plum, representing the approach of foreign policy that very few could take issue with. it explains truman suggestion that the marshall plan take marshall name, not truman's name. president truman noted, can you imagine its chances of passing an election year and a republican congress if it is named truman and not marshall. some detail on the economics. there is a great new book out and he spoke to the marshall foundation and washington, d.c.. most of these figures are from him. a great book

here is a statement from the air marshals' associations. marshal'. it says they believe that missions based on recognized intelligence are in support of investigations. skies" program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable. the american public would be --ter served talked to your marshals about this program. -- about this program? guest: for quite a few years, the air marshals have conducted the surveillance missions on behalf of the fbi usually. if the fbi has an open terrorism investigation, and all of a sudden, the target is on the move, because air marshals are waiting at the airport, they are assigned to go follow the subject. of theirke up the tail target, and then, report everything they do, write down everything they talk to, what are they doing on their computer? are youv time, and who talking to, and what are you drinking, or are you drinking anything? and a million other things. program is now doing the same thing except for ordinary americans who are not under investigation. and the information is being collected. tsa thing it coul

robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders.rom the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which spread to the vegetation and then the pallet yard.robert marshall/fire marshall- "don't have anything that's really flamable up against your home or your business. if you do that, you stand a much better chance of not having your home or business being involved in the fire." no injuries were reported. in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news. <"tragedies bring people together. and we rise to the occas

justice scalia started to get into the marshall's car and the marshal was with him at the door. as i was going behind the car to get on the other side justice scalia fell down. i saw him on the ground and ran over to help. it seems he hadn't gotten entirely on his feet when he began turning and he slid out instead of in. our waiter who had been lingering and starstruck rushed toward him at the same time as i do didn't touch them with a marshal at into the backseat. the marshal seemed embarrassed. i'm okay. i guess i wasn't very careful. i ran around to get in the backseat with him. no broken bones, your wrists come your fingers? i made sure he was in no pain. no broken bones. i think i'm probably just bruise are you sure? >> i'm okay. my elbow hurts. as i massaged the elbow he me away. ouch. i just wanted to make sure you didn't dislocate your elbow or your shoulder. i'm fine. let's go back to the hotel. i didn't fall on that side. shall we go see a doctor? no, i'm sure i'll be sore for a few days. you are really lucky. i guess so. wolfert for the next week. i'll give you some i

hisjob secretary, air vice marshall garry tunnicliffe. his job is secretary, air vice marshall garry tunnicliffe. hisjob is to liaise between the royal family and the british armed forces. a big round of applause from the public gathered outside. there are 2,000 people inside the cathedral but there are 1,000 who have been allowed to stand here in front of it, to watch the proceedings. and prince william is no stranger to these world war i remembrance event, he has attended a large number over the last four year, he was at the first in 2014 as well as events as the somme, at passchendaele. greeted by florence pa rly. and he has been to a number of these events as i say, all of them marking

robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders.e wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. northwest winds will become breezy again tomorrow afternoon. w

fire marshal, for coming today. wanted to have a conversation about we have heard some general -- and i did convey this to you, some general concerns from project sponsors. and if you can speak a little bit about the fire code as it pertains to single-family homes versus multiunit properties and

this was the first lawsuit9 that thurgood marshall actually argued. the naacp in texas said you've got to come town here and argue this case. so marshall, who was not even interested in filing grade school desegregation cases at that point, had to come down and argue the case. eventually these parents and young women were so determined and so patient and also so increasingly popular with the black press that thurgood marshall was forced to take desegregation to the supreme court many years before he anticipated doing so. and i just want to read to you what thurgood marshall told an interviewer in 1968 when he asked him about the cases. this is marshall. people are not yet convinced that we never had a program. from the beginning to the end, there was no plan on any of these cases. none. the best proof of it is that once we won the law school and the graduate school, the next case should have been college, and then it should have been junior college and then high school and all the way down. well, obviously, there was no plan. and the next case was ele

host: those are teams of marshals assigned to people not doing other things that a marshall should doguest: correct. they followed 5000, probably more now, and found no threats, no suspicious activity double suspicious enough to merit any follow-up. host: have we heard any response from any of the federal agencies that deal with this and their specific thinking on this program? mean, i will deal with the tsa since that is to i have been speaking to. they are defending it without being very specific. aboutdon't want to speak what other agency said because i have not spoken to them on the record, but there was a lot of surprise because tsa told me that they briefed congress, and progress was like -- and congress was like, what? you did not brief us. that is an issue i don't feel like a lot of people were informed about. the people who needed to be informed about it were not. i don't know what other federal agencies are thinking. tsa: here is part of a statement, saying the purpose of this program is to ensure passengers and flight crew are protected during your travel. the program does

marshall, marshall roosevelt once said he did not sleep well at night when marshall was out of washington d.c. marshall was the guy running the war the whole time. there's a consequence of that. admiral cane made an argument to fdr that marshall ought to stay in washington. he ought to stay the guy that's orchestrating the overall war effort of the united states. the guy is executing what we call the victory plan. so he didn't get the job either. eisenhower for this position creates the combined chief of staff. these are the orders they gave to eisenhower. other united nations at the heart of germany and the destruction of armed forces. pretty good huh? mission statement. this was actually about two pages long but it's the mission statement doesn't tell you how to do it and all those things. give me the mission. don't tell me how to do it. let me go for it and that's what they did here. however eisenhower is selected in december of 1943. montgomery who will command and develop plan also collected december of 1943. the plans were made before eisenhower and montgomery were even selected. th

generaljoth pershing's declaration to prime minister georges clemenceau, marshal foch and marshal petain clermont on 28th march 1918. i have come to tell you that the american people would consider it a great honor for our troops to be engaged in the present battle. i ask you for this in their name and my own. at this moment there are no other questions, but of fighting. infantry, artillery, aviation, all that we have are yours — use them as you wish. more will come, in numbers equal to requirements. i have come especially to tell you that the american people will be proud to take part in the greatest battle of history. general sirjohn monash‘s message to his troops the day before the start of the battle of amiens. for the first time in the history of our corps, all five australian divisions will to—morrow engage in the largest and most important battle operation ever undertaken by the corps. because of the completeness of our plans and dispositions, of the magnitude of the operations, of the number of troops employed, and of the depth to which we intend to over—run the enemy's positions

fire marshal, for coming today. wanted to have a conversation about we have heard some general -- and i did convey this to you, some general concerns from project sponsors. and if you can speak a little bit about the fire code as it pertains to single-family homes versus multiunit properties and what the difference is. >> so with regards -- first of all, dan decostio, fire marshal. happy to be here. that's a good point to make that designation, where you have -- differentiate between an r. 3 which is a single-family or two dwelling units or a multifamily dwelling unit which is three or more units, which is more like an apartment building. so if it's an r 3, a single-family dwelling unit, and you're adding or proposing an a.d.u. for your home, an in-law unit, let's say, that does not fall in the jurisdiction of the state fire marshal. my role and my job -- >> supervisor safai: excuse me. so what does that mean in terms of the ability to add that a.d.u. are we talking about sprinklers or what are we talking about? >>

robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this (michelle) the search is on for a man who stabbed two people on a bart train last night. it happened at the macarthur station -- on the same day as the funeral for nia wilson -- who was stabbed and killed at that s ago. kron4's ella sogomonian is live for us tonight at the rockridge bart station where a press conference was held today to address the latest assault. ella -- what are they doing to increase safety on bart after all of these stabbings? (ella) bart has 4 thousand surveillence cameras recording at all times throughout their trains and stations so they captured a photo of the suspect from last night's stabbing...and promise that riders will see more officers on patrol. two men riding in a

marshall was also part of the musical's creative scene before his death in 2016.t night the oscar winner wore a laverne and shirley sitcom >> when garry marshall picks up the phone now, do you even think twice or is it like you're family? >> no, no. but i've never thought twice when garry asks me to do something. >> she also posed with garry's family. the family said the director would have been thrilled to see her. >> he would be so excited. we're sitting with her to see what s thinks the dancing and singing. ♪ >> samantha and andy take on the roles made famous by julia and richard gere. they're committed to make the roles their own. >> after seeing the show, no disrespect to julia roberts, but samantha -- well, you won't even think of julia when the show starts. ♪ >> pretty woman the musical opens on broadway august the 16th and the film, well, that lives on forever. >> two kind of lost souls that find each other and enough can be said about my relationship for garry marshall and what t t that's done for me as a person. to find that creativity. >>> let's move on

of the marshall plan. we often forget how important the western zones of germany were to the revival of western europe. keep forget how important the western in mind, however, that these initiatives, these initiatives toward western germany engendered anxiety throughout europe, not only in the soviet union, not only in poland, but also these initiatives triggered enormous anxiety in france, in holland, and great britain. everyone in europe in 1947 was traumatized by the war that had just ended. and everyone in europe feared the revival of german power over the long-term. everyone was aware, right, within their lifetimes, everyone was aware that in 1917 and 1918, germany had been defeated, supposedly disarmed, and within a generation, germany not only recovered, hitler had taken control and within 22 years or so, germany dominated the entirety of the european continent, occupied all of western europe and very large parts of eastern europe and soviet russia. that was the memory of all policymakers in europe

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the first lawsuit that thurgood marshall argue. were getting too many school desegregation cases we don't know what to do with them. marshall, who is not interested in filing grade school desegregation cases had to come down and argue the case. eventually, these parents and young women were so determined and so patient, and also's so increasingly popular with the black press that thurgood marshall was forced to take these aggregation to the supreme court many years before he anticipated doing so. i want to read to what he told an interviewer and 68 when he asked about it he said people are not yet convinced that we had a program from the beginning to the end there was no plan on any case. none. the best proof is once we won the law school and graduate school, the next should've been college then junior-college than high school and only down. obviously there's no plan. the next cases elementary school. we were kind of people. we didn't really want to. but we had it been going at it this long was a couple more years. this is thurgood

robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders.is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which spread to the vegetation and then the pallet yard.robert marshall/fire marshall- "don't have anything that's really flamable up against your home or your business. if you do that, you stand a much better chance of not having your home or business being involved in the fire." no injuries were reported. in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) another big story we are followi

for months or longer, federal air marshals have been tracking 5,000 or more u.s.izens not suspected of any crime or on any terrorist watch list and collecting data about their movements and behavior and yet at the same time cnn exclusively reported the tsa is thinking of doing away with security altogether at small airports. both of these seem like unsettling approaches. in the quiet skies program according to an internal tsa bulletins from march small teams of undercover air marshals are trying to root out unknown or marshally known terror firsts by documenting things whether passengers fidget, sleep during the fight, seem overly familiar with the airport or have a cold, penetrating stare. i want to know more before i'll join the critics. i have authored two books about airline security. i'm a believer in empowering police to use instinct. just consider the good work of jose melendez perez. it was melendez, an immigration inspector, who stopped muhammad al kahtani who stopped him while entering an international airport. he was a saudi national because he incorrec

stenson wanted to take report personally but marshal wouldn't allow it. marshal had learned how to get a firm decision out of fdr that he would stick with and that was to put a well-argued paper before him when the president was away from the distractions of the white house, prefer bli with harry hopkins there to discuss it with him. so while the revert against overlord was going on down the hall in pentagon, they were hoping that it would arrive eminently. after the war, general eisenhower served that plans are nothing and planning is everything. there's a lot of truth in that. emergency in london of outlined plan, three atheyachievable conditions had the potential to change the debate from whether to go with the cross-channel attack plan to how to implement it. the british chiefs of staff in london following churchill and advocating the mediterranean strategy, they knew that and they also knew that the u.s. joint chiefs of staff in washington were facing a strategy crisis of confidence within their staff. the next meeting at this point was only a couple

marshall called jefferson the great lama of the mountain, and jefferson accused marshall of twistificationere's a great tradition of literate insults in american politics, but this is generated by passion and emotion. they really came to discuss each other during the campaign. brian: when you went to research, where did you go for the best stuff? jeffrey: the eight volumes of taft's collected writings, an effort to present taft in his own words. he wrote a lot. he wrote clearly. not gracefully, but exquisitely. he made his thoughts transparent. a great, eight volume series. listeners who are really motivated to learn more can read the whole thing, but the goal of the book was to distill the essence of his thoughts, so they did not have to read the eight volumes, and present his basic ideas. there are also a lot of great biographies of taft. lots of people start with the wonderful doris kearns goodwin book, the bully pulpit, which tells the story of the friendship and deterioration between roosevelt and taft. also wonderful biographies by lauriealled, jonathan , donald anderson, judith ande

cutting back on federal air marshals and eliminating security at small airports across the country.g into to save money, and security experts are sounding the alarm. cnn's renee marsh has more details in this exclusive report. >> reporter: a new internal tsa document cnn exclusively obtained shows the proposal to eliminate screening at more than 150 small to medium-size airports is just one of several cost-saving measures the agency is discussing. a senior tsa employee tells cnn the agency is looking at cuts that could save more than $300 million in 2020. one cut? reducing the number of air marshals, eliminating screening at small airports, staffing cuts at tsa headquarters, and changes to benefits are also being discussed. tsa did not comment. a former official with department of homeland security under obama is concerned. >> ending security at certain airports, ending or flatlining the air marshal service are actually inconsistent because if you're going to decrease security at certain airports, what you would want to do is increase the presence of air marshals or other security f

even the air marshal. no this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too concerned about whether people's feet are in feet or in the aisles so you know one could say it borders on obsessive compulsive tendencies take her down to go down. these with hundreds who train how to shoot things in a plane like this this is a real image of the trip it's completely unrealistic this is the fraud that the mannequin would be currently. got who are feet by step down. and secondly you look at that leg room are you kidding ok. well you know this. is that seat reserved for the queen of e

that is, marshall loathed jefferson.i mean, it really helped my book a lot -- [laughter] >> lincoln and tawny weren't real close either. >> they weren't. but, i mean, marshall and jefferson were second cousins, and -- but really they hated each other on principle. they really -- it wasn't personalty at all, it was principle. they'd had very different views of the role of the federal government and so on. so, as you say, lincoln and tawny didn't get along too well. they really didn't know each other very well. but lincoln came after tawny in the famous lincoln/douglass debates on thebred scott decision -- on the dred scott decision. and fdr and hughes were not personally enemies at all. they knew each other when they were both politicians in new york. and they had respect for each other. but, of course, fdr didn't like any new deal court decisions, and he came after the court. not necessarily after, not necessarily after hughes. and then you have, you have eisenhower and warren. i guess i think that the way the framers ha

garry marshall left in 2007. it would be another seven years before they -- gary and marcia left in 2007. it would be another seven years before they reunitedith their sons. they still do not have contact ith their eldest daughter and have never met hildren, their grandkids. >> once you speak out, once you qusstion, the pro begins, and you are singled out.g the shunnbegins. >> the culture is such that if you do leave, you will be cut off from ymir . >> reporter: ellen kuzar left i. 20 she remembers o'connor as a deacon at calvary deacon on. thursday, loudoun county sheriffs arrested o'connor andi chargedith sexually abusing a girl beginning when she was 13. it was first reportedn 2003. it's not believed to have happened at the church. but allen says you cantet sepahe two. >> the fact that so many people knew what had happeneday to me that it is entirely connected to calvary temple. >> reporter: as was the case when similar allegations a minst churchbers arose three years ago, i again have reached out to church le

even the air marshals know this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too concerned about whether people's feet are in feet or in the aisles so you know one could say it borders on obsessive compulsive tendency to take her down to go down. these with hundreds who trained how to shoot things in a plane like this this is a real image of the trip it's completely unrealistic this is the fraud that the mannequin would be currently screaming god i know i got our feet by step down. and secondly you look at that leg room are you kidding ok. well you know the thing. is that she had reserved for the queen of england mother because. i mean the u.k. to get your g

no this is utter horse in late may an air marshal complained to colleagues about having just surveilled a working southwest airlines flight attendant as part of a quiet skies mission subject wearing too much make up she's clearly hiding something all right so subject passing out cans of liquid to passengers could be toxic fluid all right subjects' stayed on flight for multiple trips from back and forth from chicago to new york and i thought suspicious i don't know what is subject seems too concerned about whether people's feet are in feet or in the aisles so you know one could say it borders on obsessive compulsive tendencies taken down tiger down. these with hundreds who trained how to shoot things in a plane like this this is a real image of the trip it's completely unrealistic this is the fraud that the mannequin would be currently. got who are feet by step down. and secondly you look at that leg room are you kidding ok. well you know. these guys the reserve for the queen of england other because. i mean the u.k. to get your gun out when your knees against your chats and off. anyway

marshall called jefferson the great lama of the mountain. jefferson accused marshall.re is a great -- extraordinary literate insults. this is animated by genuine theyon and emotion and really came to distress each other during the campaign. brian lamb: when you did your research, where did you go for the best? jeffrey rosen: the eight volumes of taft collected writing, and efforts to present cap in his own words. and wrote lot clearly, not gracefully, but explicitly. he made his thoughts very transparent. it is a great eight volumes serious. and maybe -- those were motivated to learn more can read it. book was to distill the essence of his thoughts so you do not have to read a volumes and present his basic ideas. there are a lot of great biographies. he has been fortunate in his biographers. lots of people start with a wonderful horse currents goodman book. it tells the story of the friendship and deterioration between roosevelt and taft. there is a wonderful biography by jonathan lori, lewis gold, and others. judas -- judith anderson. taft --azon, go to there is a two

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