in mcclellan hunter himself was later black listed.e to add trum bow's name to the writing credits of roman holiday". the academy then recognized that the film was really written by dalton trum bow and his partner ian mcclellan hunter along with john diten. it was too late for dalton trum bow to enjoy. he died 60 years earlier in 1976. >>> the sons of the writing partners trumbow and mcclellan eventually became members of the guild themselves and eventually pursued a correction in the guild's official writing credits of roman holiday". it is the credits that the industry considers the official history of screen writing. chris kaiser, president of the writers guild of america west, the president, said it's not in our power to erase the mistakes or the suffering of the past, but we can make amends. we can pledge not to the fall prey again to the dangerous power of fear or to the impulse to censor. even if than pledge is only a hope, and in the end, we can give credit where credit is due. in acknowledging the contributions of dalton trum

the mcclellan family built the boat house 65 years ago and ran a concession ever since. for the past five years he gave him only a month-to-month lease. he did not put much money into magnets. when it out -- went out for a new lease, the staff took a mexico serve in your company to advise him to employ a a well- connected service lobbyists. it was a rigged a bid. he paid no attention to 3000 signature petitions to keep the old boathouse. the city is now stuck with a cafe and souvenir shop instead of a working boathouse. therefore i strongly opposed retaining mr. ginsberg as general manager. >> maryland and and sandy. - marilyn and then sandy. >> it really is a funny kind of masth to burn $400,000 and in use 1.9 million to cover up the destruction. he does not just withhold information from you, he is also extremely deceptive when he appears before the board of supervisors. he much wanted non-resident fees for the arboretum, botanical garden has been generating very little income. so when the board of supervisors review the matter, he claims there are statistics, and they

todd mcclellan hoping the sharks can beat on thursday the wind, it makes the wraparound pass and therks beat the oilers three-two. nfl, tony romo with three touchdowns. and they beat the buccaneers 31- 15. the cowboys giants white house game. high school football, division iii championships. the cinderella season came to an end and the cougars who were picked last cost to washington union 21-16. but with first loss of the season. >> can have more sports at 11 on cbs five, so tune in then. goodnight. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries.

todd mcclellan once again looked up and saw the sharks behind. >> he scores. tick tack toe. 2-2. >> third period, sharks on the power play. a wrap around pass to patrick for return pass to be the game winning goal. the sharks make it two in a row as they beat the oilers 3-2. the football team was picked to finish last in the dafl this season. even they were surprised that they made it to the division 3 state title game. >> there's always that win that we will believe it's really happening. each week the kids would come off the field and say how do we do that? every playoff game they say, how do we beat that team? >> the clock struck midnight for cinderella. looks like he's going to be stopping. he gets spun around and breaks free for the touchdown. the panthers win 21-16 and despite the loss of a great season, as they finish 14-1. taking on west lake. this one was all spartans. he blows out west lake 35-0. it is the first shutout ever in a state bowl game. >>> bowl season has begun. the famous idaho potato bowl in boise. ohio trailing utah state 23-17 in the f

mcclellan said "they come to our place christmas eve and we're going to beat the hell out of them." he later told us he was only joking. well, ripping the niners is not something that's done quite often. niners beat the seahawks by 16 points in week one and ted ginn reached pay dirt twice. san francisco's three losses were by an average of five points so they're in position to win every game. >> reporter: the 49ers have not fared well of late in the pacific northwest, losing 6 of their last 8 games. the last win in seattle in the 2008 season. the 49ers are a different team on the road this year and they realize a teal they face on saturday is much different than the one they beat in the season opener. >> they're a team on a roll, playing well, playing well at home. a tough stadium to play in. we have to be on top of our game and we're excited about this game. >> the 12th man, the crowd getting into the game, trying to keep our offense communicating and get things across. it's going to be tough. war out here, staying calm, really confident in what we've got to do. >> reporter: the 49

you tell the folks here a little bit about your attempts to patent grant to follow the pattern of mcclellanand other generals to kind of turned on their commander-in-chief and what that did or didn't say about grant sense of worldview purpose and cutting those truth to his pledge so to speak? >> well, he certainly -- i think he didn't necessarily say, lincoln is asking me to come and therefore that's it. but i think he felt very strongly that by a process elation, grant was not in eric anibal. i think he felt that he had seen others fail and it was his turn and he was going to come east and he was going to do the very best he could. add a little bit touches your question, but he certainly never, never in any way criticize lincoln. his idea was that lincoln had his job to do. he grant had his job to do and god willing between them they would get it done. and that of course is just exactly what happened. i hope that answers the question. >> a follow-up question going back to grant and sherman. did he retain his friendship with chairman? >> is very tricky. there was some back and forth after t

live and that is to spread word of the emancipation into the deep south so that even if he lost to mcclellan in 1864 a larger number of enslaved people would be liberated under terms of the proclamation which hopefully the courts would validate so frederick douglass has a plan of creating an army of bounty hunters to go into the south, pay these people to get the word out to the deep south and frederick douglass says lincoln is the one white leader who treated him as if there is no difference in color. after the second inaugural which douglas witness saw johnson behave in a drunken way at his swearing-in. cold medicine or liquor. >> he was drunk. >> he comes back to the white house and is barred from the white house. african-americans didn't come through the front door to go to receptions. he got in and lincoln said there is my friend douglas to a group of white people. on heard of in the united states. there was no one his opinion high-value more than yours. almost a variation on enough about me, what did you think about me? and frederick douglass said i think it was a sacred effort but of

this includes tom scully and mark mcclellan, both former administrators of c.m.s. under president george w. bush. they strongly endorsed his nomination. his nomination also had the support of dr. nancy nielsen, who is the past president of the american medical association, john rother, who is the former executive vice president of the aarp and former republican senator from minnesota, our former colleague, dave durenberger. in fact, newt gingrich even saluted dr. berwick for seeking a -- quote -- dramatically safer, more effective and less expensive system of health care. end quote. during his tenure as c.m.s. administrator, the few months he has been in that position, dr. berwick has been able to implement impressive reforms, including launching the new c.m.s. innovation center that will test new health care delivery models that emphasize primary care and in-- innovative ways to finance health care. he has also instituted a financial incentives program for physicians who use electronic health records, and generally he has set the tone for health reform to take roo

the other was there was a big labor hearing in the late 1950's run by senator mcclellan.e on jimmy hoffa's corruption. barry goldwater kept on interrupting. he would say things like well i would rather have jimmy hoffa stealing my money than walter rutha stealing my freedom. walter reuther was head of the united auto workers, who pioneered like the automatic cost of living increase. he was fighting to make the operations and corporations much more transparent. he was the most political aggressive labor leader in history. by taking on men like walter reuther, businessmen flocked to barry goldwater as their savior. these were the guys, these businessmen were the people who ended up organizing the group that, under barry goldwater's nose without him being involved at all, put together "conscience of a conservative" and first put him forward as a presidential candidate. >> can i disagree with what he said? >> sure. >> you can always disagree with what i said. >> my experience with barry and interviewing him, he wasn't -- i'm convinced he wasn't against unions. i mean, the sma

as the mcclellan wanted to, first of all, say great scholarly faces you have on.t was very serious. it was good. i wanted to ask about your father and when he first saw it in his reaction. >> we were in the car and he looked down and broke out laughing and i knew that is what he was looking at. we send it to them at the exact moment we sent it out. >> jon has quite a bit of a dry sense of humor and the more the country gets to know him, the more they see that in him. >> dinner on a friday night look like? is it a lot of laughter? buhle have a great sense of humor. >> we love to sit around and watch donley and dumber. >> you talk about how important it is. but my what you think it is so important in terms of the presidential campaign and in praising the social media, and white you think it is really important for presidential candidates nowadays to make sure they are using that? >> i mean i think it is just such a great tool to reach out to every type of individual coming in on the twittered you can get it so fast where i think in the previous elections it was like