he nodded slowly at mechem every move tentative with pain. you know, the army doesn't want us to be dating, to be together because he is a sergeant and all, but we are both getting out. he broke his back, so we are getting out. on my other side were eni and the man she was fighting with. i heard a low voice of hatred of to people that were no longer in love. i had no appetite for listening to that. i nodded at the private and her boyfriend and excuse myself to the terrace. here mostly male soldiers and marines stood or leaned and smoked. i never smoked, never had a cigarette in my life i asked the young marine with a clear-cut if he could spare one. this was the one place of military members that i never took up. people ask me you didn't smoke? i never took up tobacco trade. everything else though. sure thing, do come he said. he said do it in a sharp california beach cliche. his buddies loved it. my hair wasn't long but it was longer than any military guy. i tried to take the carriage of a u.s. marine especially around this crowd. but my hai

. >> tdo harbath, was a mistake to have seen a candidate mechem facebook? >> i think not putting a lot of time into it and just posting press releases using it purely as a broadcast media and not really playing to the strengths of facebook and using it to engage with their supporters. >> well, unfortunately we are out of time. i hope we can check in with u-boats leader during the campaign. the conventions are about to start coming and you can find facebook politics page at facebook.com/uspolitics and c-span.org we will be carrying the convention live gavel-to-gavel come and c-span.org is the website you can find a lot of other resources. adam konar, katie harbath ka thanks for being on the communicators. >> thank if you. >> a look at several biographies stevan ujifusa recounts how william francis gibbs and his creation of the s.s. united states a passenger liner that carried more than a million people across the atlantic over two decades. the ship completed in 1952 and was viewed as a technological lead advancement in see trouble with speeds of 35 knots. th

by the mechem mooresville is 30 minutes north of charlotte. nobody goes there by accident. you have to want to go to mooresville. i'm also motivated. my wife and i have three children, we are excited she's working. 22-year-old that just graduated, decided her last semester she wants to be a teacher. we are glad she's back in school. then we have a 12-year-old, got so we can clear that up for you. just got lucky wheat. [laughter] but the bottom line is i don't know what our son will do, but i think if we don't prepare him differently, he will not be employed. he's a great kid and we love him but i want him to be employed at some point. so one of the things we have done, we provide every student through 12th grade with a personal laptop computer and they have it 24/7. we have structured our training program so that every teacher has an opportunity for training throughout the year. our school board provided training, system of training and we have early release days of times a year and our parents thought into this and said we want our teachers to improve. our graduation rates

exactly how many people have lost their lives but we know it is a large number of people, some 60,000 mechem 80, 90 some of them women, some of them children. >> thank you. >> good evening primm minister. i am a small-business owner. question on afghanistan. the other day we had a funeral here for the 53rd killed in afghanistan. today there's nearly 3,000 people being killed off through coalition, 2000 from america, former for under 50 from the united kingdom. has it all been worthwhile? >> having been to the funeral saturday, and when we go through that kind of loss it's obviously for the family. they are the ones that have the toughest circumstances. but for all of us - when we year that we look to soldiers and i've had to deliver that news to the nation a lot of times, so i know what that feels like and i know what it's like to get that call and get david smith on the phone at night and if he brings that late it is only for one reason and i know what that feels like. and every time i've had to reflect is it worth it and come to the conclusion it is. we went there originally because terror