the traditional democratic party candidate, former union general george mcclellan, the guy who never wanted to advance because he never felt he had the advantage, remained a serious threat. mcclellan was supported by democrats although he was not himself a piece democrat and by those who apparently believed state rights should try over human rights, at least in regard to african americans. mcclellan's willingness to negotiate a less restrictive agreement in contrast to lincoln's insistence, made the president's reelection less likely and convinced even his most ardent supporters that republican defeat was imminent. despite pessimistic forecasts, lincoln prevailed, winning with a stunning electoral college victory of 212-21. he garnered 55% of the popular vote, aided by the support of union soldiers and sailors allowed to cast absentee ballots or were furloughed home sometimes at lincoln's request to vote in key states. anyone who does not understand what a great politician this man was to not know abraham lincoln. he could play the game as good as any of them could. with the election

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. >> there was some political jockeying going on about closing the fort fort mcclellan, and the senator from that state had enough political pull to move one company of trainees down there just in an effort to keep the fort open. >> so

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joining us tom mcclellan. great to talk to you again.bers aren't perfect. apple's market cap current and some of the numbers from global stock markets are dated. but you posted this the other day, what point are you trying to make? >> well there's not a real great actionable conclusion you can draw from that but it's staggering to think this great company that makes a little thing you put in your pocket is worth all of the stocks and all of the companies traded in mexico. it's just a really staggering idea. and points to the vulnerability that if apple should stumble, what's that going to do to the entire u.s. mark where there's a big weighting in the indyexicesndices. >> you mentioned mexico closing in on russia spain, maybe half of germany, france what happen does a technician do with all of this? >> observe it and smile and think about it and then get back to the charts and look what the charts are saying. right now we're seeing a turndown in apple's price oscillators and indicators showing a correction which is ordinary and merited,

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mcclellan was supported by democrats but not insult of peace democrat. five is apparently believed states rights should triumph over human rights, at least in regard to african-americans. his willingness to negotiate a less restricting piece of agreement with the confederacy in contrast to lincoln's insistence that peace can be had only of slavery were destroyed made the president reelection less likely and convinced the artist reporters that public and defeat was eminent. despite pessimistic forecast lincoln prevails winning with a stunning electoral college victory at 212-21. he garnered 55% of the popular vote. aided by the support of union sailors who were allowed to cast absentee ballots or were furloughed home, sometimes at lincoln's request to vote in key states. anyone who does not understand what a great politician this man was, they just do not know abraham lincoln. he could play the game as well as any of them could. with the election behind them, he returned attention to the house of representatives where the debate over the 13th amendment wa

coverage and systems to meet cyber threats at a higher rate than other industries according to marcia mcclellan but it's a race with no end. >> we have to constantly evolve so there's a technological solution to some of these aspects. greater degrees of enkripgs two factor authentication for enhanced password protection and detonation software to try to fight off the spear fishing campaigns. >> reporter: anthem's data was not encrypted but a spokesperson said the hackers were able to compromise the administrator's credentials. at that point, enkripgs would not have thwarted the attack. bertha coombs "nightly business report," new york. >> a lot of value on the black market. eamon javers has b looking into that and joining us from washington. eamon, if that hack attack was done by cyber criminals, in general, what could this information be worth? >> reporter: health information is more valuable on the internet black market than even credit card information. i've been talking to cyber security experts today who say you can sell health records online on the black market between $25 and $250 each.

mcclellan says excuse me while i kiss the sky! miami rolls over virginia tech 76-52. >>> finally tonight, ryan clark retired today, the burgandy & gold brought him to a veteran presence, which he certainly provided. he was a veteran, also verbose. clark's going to be a tv announcer someday, that's what he says, makes sense because the man never met a mic he didn't like. >> i'm on a hair cut strike! i don't care what i look like! >> we're soft now, probably one time a day and i was doing this when it was two-a-days, so we're entitled. >> defensive holding pass interference are going to be big. i think that's kind of a seattle seahawk adjustment, you know what i mean? nobody likes to see the sheriff go to the super bowl to be embarrassed. he's their guy. >> it's training camp. it gets monotonous. it becomes something you do every day, like groundhog day. i change my socks. i wear crazy backpacks. kind of brightens the day up for me, allows me to know, you know what? even though i don't know what day of the week it is, it is a new da

this is along willow street and mcclellan. firefighters had to cut through the fence to get to the flames. investigators think the fire may have been started by homeless people. >>> frogs are back in a presidio lake. the presidio trust added them as part of the restoration project at mountain lake. last year the city killed off everything in the lake because it had become overrun by an invasive species. there are plans to release turtles into the water this spring or summer. >>> a cheetos jesus is raising eyebrows in san francisco. this is what you're going to see at the muni stop at 18th and mission. that's the cheetos mascot being crucified. when that mock ad showed up and who put it there is unknown. but the image has taken off on social media websites. it's believed to be a parody done by some art student. so far no comment from frito- lay the company that makes cheetos. >>> a houston woman fights back at a gas station purse thief and her gutsy move paid off. surveillance video shows the man going for the purse through the

they moved us to fort mcclellan, alabama. there was some political jockeying going on about closing the fort, fort mcclellan. the senator from that state had enough political pull to move one company of trainees down there just enough to keep the fort open. >> what kind of basic training did you receive? >> basic combat training. >> we just call it basic training. a rudimentary training for conversion from civilian to military army. how long was it? >> 8 weeks. >> were you paid? >> i did not receive any pay while i was in basic training due to a loss of my records. the transfer from south carolina to alabama, they missed placed several of our records. it was a political thing. they did it rapidly. somehow our records became separated. we completed basic training in may and we were given a 21 day leave, they call it delay en route. my first assignment out of basic training was in germany. post-world war ii germany. >> so, did you go to germany? >> yes. >> where were you in germany? >> i was stationed at an army camp in friedbe

looks like mcclellan may have gotten a piece of jones. so barring a minor miracle for jim larranaga and the 'canes, they will have lost three in a row this is what lies ahead home game against clemson, and then on the road wake forest and boston college. >> mike: clemson beat syracuse at home. >> tom: also a great win at pittsburgh, too. that is not an easy place to win at the petersen events center. jones continues to float the free-throws in.r of five on the night and 15 points, chris jones cruz uceda no. 33, back in for miami. anton gill for the first time tonight. >> mike: trying to match up against the smaller players on the floor. >> tom: if louisville hangs on the fourth straight win of the series. the first meeting since '06 between the teams jones, 16 points. made the last four free-throws, critical ones. final 8 seconds. not enough time for the 'canes that was blackshear coming over the top for the foul. >> mike: you could see the frustration on rick pitino's face. >> tom: getting a few more grays over there. >> mike: the whole

so we have to take the lead here in texas from amarillo to mce mcclellan. we must work together to ensure that the future is bigger in texas. may god bless each and every one of you, and may god forever bless the great state of texas. thank you. >> tomorrow the house is scheduled to take up the senate version with the construction of the keystone xl pipeline. watch the debate on c-span. u.s. chamber of congress president calls to pass cyber security bills. >> thank you, suzanne, let's not lose sight that i'm irish. thank you to all of you for being part of this annual chamber tradition. the state of american business is improving. six long years after the recession technically ended, inventing and consumer spending are firming up. the housing sector continues to recover in fits and starts. we have created millions of new jobs. the drop in energy prices may slow this sector over the next year. we have had a few good quarters of solid growth surprising some of the experts. the economy should continue to improve moderately through 2015 opinion the chamber expe

. >>> tom mcclellan could become the second fastest coach to win 300 games. turn around.r way. probably can't hear me with those headphones. carolina's point off the boards. 1-0. second period, now 2-1 carolina. 3-1 hurricanes. second goal of the game. made it 3-2. under five minutes to go. andre puts it on net. off dylan's skate and in. sharks lost of three of their last five. >>> the 2015 season with the fanfest. we'll hear from the players on this and the upcoming season later in the newscast. >> thanks. >>> just ahead, the battle over service that turned into a battle of words. >>> plus, the valentine's day treat that might be in trouble in the wrong -- that female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day de

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. >> lots of big decisions for jay gruden and scott mcclellan.nds working out today will get an opportunity to meet with media tomorrow. diana russini, news4 sports. >> the capitals hosting the winnipeg jets tonight, a successful road trip winning 3 of 4 games, the most recent a thriller in pittsburgh. the team on such a high note after a great road swing. we asked the guys what exactly needs to happen to avoid any kind of letdown. >> try to keep your fete foote on the gas. it's difficult because you get home and things slow down for you, see the family again, but you have to remember it's still time to play hockey. >> haven't seen your children, your wife, all the honey-do things that maybe had to sit for a week. bills will be on my list and that comes monday. i got them all before i left so i've got a couple days. >>> college basketball, the number 16 maryland men's basketball squad back at it hosting nebraska tonight. it's the first of three straight home games for the terps. a rarity this time of year. don't expect this team to let up though

mcclellan ordered by the east democrat and those who apparently leave state rights should triumph over human rights , at least in regard to african-americans. cleland's willingness to negotiate -- in contrast to lincoln's insist that these could be had only if slavery were destroyed made resident's reelection last likely -- less likely. despite pessimistic forecasts lincoln prevailed, winning with a stunning electoral college victory of 212-21. 50 -- aided by the support of union soldiers and sailors who were allowed to cast absentee ballots or were for load home. -- furloughed home. he could play the game as good as any of them could. when the election -- with the election behind him, he can return attention to the house of representatives where the debate over the 13th amendment was underway. the struggle in the house differed significantly while the republican dominated senate, the party's numerical strength was not as great in the house. 102 republicans sat among 75 democrat. lincoln proposed that the current members who had already voted the bill down in june reconsider before the

lee chases george mcclellan off the peninsula, those same newspapers are speaking differently at that point. >> what was grant's personal opinion of robert e. lee? >> what's amazing is grant writes about this mode of appomattox and he says kind one it's almost impossible to be able to read his facial expression because even in this moment of ultimate defeat for lee, he is holding itself together with complete self-control, and grant notes that. the other thing that's so interesting about that meeting between grant and lee is that grant has a pretty good memory of robert e. lee from the mexican-american war, and robert e. lee -- and lee has been struggled to picture grants face because doing that on robert e. lee was much will important than ulysses s. grant. there is one more meeting that happens between robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant and that takes place at the white house and grant becomes president and robert e. lee actually goes to the white house and meets the newest document but you can only imagine what that meeting must've been like for robert e. lee. >> so you say he had

. >> there was some political jockeying going on about closing the fort fort mcclellan, and the senator from that state had enough political pull to move one company of trainees down there just in an effort to keep the fort open. >> so what kind of basic training did you receive? >> basic combat training. >> basic combat. >> just basic -- we just called it basic training. >> mm-hmm. >> it's just the rudimentary training for a conversion from civilian to a military army. >> how long was it? >> eight weeks. >> eight weeks. were you paid any during the basic military training? did they pay? >> i didn't receive any pay while i was in basic training due to a loss of my records. the transfer from south carolina to alabama and somehow they misplaced several of our records. it was a political thing, and they did it rapidly. >> uh-huh. >> and somehow our records became separated from us as individuals. we completed our basic training in may, and we were given -- i think it was a 21-day leave. they called it at that time delay en route because my first assignment out of basic training was a unit

our thanks to tom mcclellan for pointing this out. economy in the world. this got us thinking. if everybody is buying apple, all the attention on am, is that leaving a lot of really other good companies completely unloved and unbought because all the money is going to apple? kim forest is here with fortpitt capital group. i'm assuming our theory makes some sense. do you think there are good companies that are being ignored because everybody just kind of runs into apple's stock? >> i do. i do. i think -- i think we don't revolve around the sun anymore. apparently we revolve around apple. just kidding on that. that's leak swroex for science people. anyhow, getting back to -- >> i think it's good. >> we have three picks today. sandisk, and ca and xilinx. looking at businesses and the technology they use is a great idea. >> yeah. okay, so xilinx. sandisk we know. users buy their stuff for flash memory, phones whatever it might be. talk to us more about xilinx. that's a name that ironically we used to talk about a lot. it's kind of been of