telling monroe's story. and those are ones we're publishing. so we'll do approximately ten volumes which will be about 6,500-7,000 documents out of this 40,000. what we're really aiming at in the work we're doing on publishing monroe's papers is how does this one individual, the choices he makes, the decisions he makes, how does that influence the formation of the country? >> jeff mcclerken to talk about his book, "take care of the living." the lock virginian office sat down with us in our recent visit to fredericksburg, virginia. he talks about the reintegration of confederate veterans to their families and to the united states following the civil war. >> really about two things. it's about the impact of the war on the 3400 men and their families from pennsylvania county in danville, virginia, and it's also about the ways that those confederate veteran families in the county and in virginia more broadly attempted to deal with the consequences of war. so what happens to those who lives, and what happens to t

officer monroe. good evening, everyone.s is a really happy occasion, and i did when chief suhr notified me that this would be happ happening. i wanted to be sure i put in time to come before you for a brief moment and share my appreciation for the police force. to the commissioners and president mazzucco and the commission, and to the staff and awardees tonight. i know there is 41 of you out there with family and friends. but i want to say to the 2,000 sworn men and women in the san francisco police force. i am very proud of you, and as hard as i work, i know there are people that work harder than i, and i don't put my life on the line every day when i go out there. but for a world-class city to have this status as one of the best cities to live in, and work in and visit. you have to have a police force that rises to world-class standards. and the san francisco police department is world-class standard. tonight with the recognition of the medals of valor, we continue, i think, a very important culture. a culture that is mea

i am inspector, john monroe, and i will be the master of ceremons this evening.ike to first welcome everyone here. and welcome mayor lee, and i believe that supervisor wiener may be the audience. and a few thank yous. first to the allegiance of honor, for being generous with your room and mccall's catering, and thank you to the san francisco police department for the generous donation and poa for their jgenerosity to this event and reesa, that does most of this work. thank you. and last and not least, the families and friends and mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers that support your officers every day and night for them to come out and do the work they do. give yourself a round of applause. thank you. first i will introduce you to your commission. your police commission, and then introduce you to your command staff and then we will have the chief speak, the mayor speak, the vice president of the commission and the president of the commission. i would like to start with your police commission. first we have commissioner carol kingsley. commissioner joseph

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we began working on the papers of james monroe in 1989. the first step is to know how many documents are are and what they are. and there were some that we knew about. there's another major collection at the new york public library. the collection here at the monroe museum there are various others around us while we knew that this was due to his long standing with the government. we are talking about the papers and the state archives as well. we printed up these little cards that we sent round to libraries that possibly have these collections. do have a law, a few, and we had a fairly good response to that. once we had that core, we began to research the documents and prepare them for publication. there are a number of projects like this, jefferson papers, the abraham lincoln papers, giving them coverage. there are three sorts of progress situations going on. the big project that started in the 1950s, the washington papers from the madison papers, publishing everything they can find. letters to and from and doing a comprehensive project th

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. >>> marlin monroe se re volvÍa en la tul ba de un baile clÁsico como este. >>> perdÓname pero sÍ. > de acuerdo. >>> estuvieron en promedio 0, 3 en la boleta. >>> >>> malillany para mÍ lo hizo, muy, muy bien. pero definitivamente donde manda jefe no mandan los sol de das y los hombres se robaron la atenciÓn de los jueces. brenda quedÓ sin palabras. la mujer le dio un cortocircuito con esta presentaciÓn pedro moreno.

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monroe had with her sister was a strong bond. in very much the style of the time in giving a gift of sisterly love, she presented to one of her sister in the 1790's jewelry made from her own hair. joe were made from human hair became very commonplace in the 1800's. later in the 19th century it is associated with memorializing dead loved ones. it is a sign of mourning. but it can also be a sign of affection, a very personal gift. music was a very important part of elizabeth monroe's upbringing and life. she was trained in playing the piano. we have a -- and astor pianoforte a circa 1790. elizabeth did not have as well developed a budget as her style. due to the long years of public service that her husband put in. they were able to make some pretty good deals on a variety of items. her jewelry is a reflection of that. mrs. monroe sought to combine elements of high-quality with versatility. we have your necklaces and associated other jewelry that are in aquamarine and citrine, and each could be worn with or without a pennant. you h

inspector monroe was preside pr. interestingly, after every presentation they turn to the officers and say, do you have anything to add? not one officer added anything other than we were doing our job. we were doing what we were trained to do. i am thinking about how many people watch these action tv shows, things that are not real, and i am listening to what really happened. people watch reality shows where people deucedly games to impress people. i am sitting here saying this is impressive. these men and women risk their lives for the city. it goes through the process in the command staff boats. they use little marbles. there are black marbles and gold marbles. they bowed. they get two-thirds of the boat from the command staff. these members of the command staff, many are very decorated. they make this decision not likely. then they bring the officer's back and they get a standing ovation from command staff. that is one of the most impressive things you will ever see. i want to think the family members. -- thank th

. >> thank you officer monroe. good evening everyone, this is a really happy occasion. and i did when chief suhr notified me that this would be happening, i wanted to make sure that i put time in to come before you for a brief moment. and to share my appreciation to the police force. to commissioners, the president mazzucco, and to the entire commission, to chief suhr and the entire command staff. to the awardees tonight. i know there is 41 of you out there with family and friends. but i want to say this to the entire 2,000 sworn men and women in san francisco police force. i am very proud of you. as hard as i work, i know there are people that work even harder than i, and i don't necessarily put my life on the line every single day i go out there. but for a world-class city to have this status is one of the best cities to ever live in. to work in and to visit. you got to have a police force that rises to world-class standards. and the san francisco police department is in fact world-class standard. tonight with the recognition of the medals of valor, we continue, i thi

monroe agreed to pay more. >> all rise. court is now in session.he honorable justice christina perez presiding. please be seated. all parties have been sworn in, your honor. >> thank you, renn nard. ladies, so i hear you friends since high school and you created a buck list of things you want to do before you were 30. >> yes. >> tell me about that. >> we have been freend friends, me and trina have been friends since high school, about ten years and we started a bucket list about things we wanted to do bf the age of 30. >> why did you do that take me back. nostalgia. tell me what happened. >> basically we are like -- were you best friends. >> yeah. we were best friends and basically what i wanted to so just have a plan of stuff -- we all have dreams. okay 0. let's make a list and check them off once we accomplish them. we had five things we wanted to do before we turned 30. >> like what? >> i chose a professor. i'm a loan officer. she's not. >> what do you do. >> i'm nurse, medical assistant. >> okay great. you have a bucket list and you both have a

the group of photos known as the last sitting of marilyn monroe.rapher burt stern shot these for "vogue" six weeks before monroe's death in 1962. the portfolio was expected to sell for $10,000. it went for four times that much. everyday 5,000 syrians flee the civil war. what becomes of them? coming up next. next. bacon... ...and oven-baked to crisp perfection. add a soft apple-flavored center ...and say no more. new heartfuls from beneful baked delights. spark more play in your day. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. for over 30 years. and it's now the most doctor recommended, the most preferred and the most studied. so when it comes to getting the most out of your multivitamin, the choice is clear. centrum. the choice is clear. it was very painful situation. the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the

her name is trisha monroe, and her son zach deployed two months ago. >> monroe is collecting as manysend to the troops. her son says that twinkies are like gold in the war zone. >> all right. so monroe says she is looking to ship as many hostess twinkies -- we have some twinkies -- overseas. >> just for her. >> you can drop them off at the united methodist church on carl junction monday and wednesday night. >> and gold on the "world news now" set. >> yes. >> it is eight miles from joplin, destroyed by the tornado in 2011. >> there you have it. we probably have the information on our website. so if you want to donate any twinkies on your shelves. now they last, what is it, 140 days. >> 140 years, i think. >> these have been around since the '80s. these exact same ones. who knows. they will get in the hands of someone who needs an enjoys them. >> put a smile on your face no doubt about it. >>> a major change for jessica biel and it is personal. >>> nicole kidman's dramatic move, and this was no action/adventure movie. but it was a push and shove. you are watching "world news now." push

are now, ready for the public comment, regarding line items 2 abcand d, please call it inspector monroe. if i can announce that we will not have a meeting next wednesday and we will be back at city hall on the 25th. >> thank you. >> and public comment? >> >> ladies and gentlemen, and the audience and commissioners, good evening, once again. i just like to make a quick comment. we get to have a full understanding here of what your job actually is as a commission. and we know that the police department has a tough job, and we know that they are on the street and can be shot at, there is no doubt about that whatsoever. but your job is not to bring up that fact non-stop at this commission and praise yourself and them. and your job is to bring the news to the public. the citizens at large have the right to know what the hell is going on, that is your job. that is your only job that you do have here. not to say... the exceptional, report, and i think that the occ is a horse and pony show and i am not alone in this city. and the police department has 99.5 percent good cops. but the occ protect

>>> quien dejo a todos con la boca abierta con su presentación de marilyn monroe >>> miren cómo cachamosrns esta noche de lunes 16 de septiembre estas son las noticias. alarma en la capital. en un taller naval cerca de la casa blanca. el sospechoso murÓo en el lugar de los hechos. se conocen mÁs detalles sobre la vida de aarÓn alexis el hombre de 34 aÑos, identificado como autor del tiroteo mÁs las lluvias que azotan varÍa partes del paÍs. acapulco incomunicado por tierra y aire. a veces estas agencias y la historia esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna.

with that, i will give it back to sergeant monroe, and thank you mayor and the commissioners and the captains, and for reading those, though captain mcfadden you cannot wound a car -- i will straighten that out with them later. again thank you again for coming. >> so can we please rise for the retrieval of the colors, please. >> another round of applause for the color guard, please. also a couple of final things. i have noticed that supervisor breed showed up from district 5. thank you, supervisor. and we have a reception at the top of the stairs. and si -- and i have been waiting to say this all night, in the all of antiquities. i want to thank everyone and the families and the officers who were not here that are out on the street doing what these guys do every day. thank you very much. ?oo hi, i'm holly lee. i love cooking and you are watching quick bites. san francisco is a foodie town. we san franciscoans love our food and desserts are no exceptions. there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan ch

> i have a t-shirt that says this. >> ahh. >> i don't know about the harvard professor or marilyn monroeeldom make history" is what makes sense to me, so i'm gonna go with "c," history, final answer. >> been there. got the t-shirt. correct! [cheers and applause] yeah, it was coined in a paper about colonial new england women. there it is. let's put some money in the bank. here we go. 100 more dollars. steady. slow and steady wins the race. here we go. $600. steph, here's your next question. let's play. taking its name from the state's highest mountain peak, the two-patty "mckinley mac" is offered at mcdonald's locations in what state? >> cedric, i spent a month in alaska a couple years ago, backpacking and kayaking, and it's a beautiful state, and mt. mckinley is the highest mountain in it, so i'm gonna go with "a," alaska, final answer. >> alaska is correct. this girl knows her geography. [cheers and applause] oh, get down, steph. did you get a mckinley mac? >> i didn't. no. just salmon. >> get a mckinley mac and kayak at the same time? >> no. >> all right, you got 600 bucks already. we

. >>> marlin monroe se re volvÍa en la tul ba de un baile clÁsico como este. >>> perdÓname pero sÍ. > de acuerdo. >>> estuvieron en promedio 0, 3 en la boleta. >>> >>> malillany para mÍ lo hizo, muy, muy bien. pero definitivamente donde manda jefe no mandan los sol de das y los hombres se robaron la atenciÓn de los jueces. brenda quedÓ sin palabras. la mujer le dio un cortocircuito con esta presentaciÓn pedro moreno. vamos a recordarlo, fue el mejor momento para mÍ de la noche. >>> pedro... mucho gusto. (risas). >>> te voy a cachetear. >>> estoy pasando un proceso difÍcil. (risas). >>> producciÓn. >>> que fuerza tienes para bailar, fuera de todo cotorreo enzo una fuerza impresionante para bailar, llame imagino para todo lo demÁs, pero bueno. >>> jesucristo bueno no. >>> Éramos amigas >>> o sea, un momento. inexplicable como si tuvieran 15 aÑos. primera vez que ven un hombre en su vida. >>> claro, ahora resulta... maravillosamente bien lo hizo. >>> lo hizo espectacular. >>> no calentÓ a todo el pu aplico que estÁbamos viendo. >>> no digo que no, pero ellas que son las juezas tienen que

the owners of the club on broadway, monroe's says the area has gotten closer. >> we're trying to change the perception of broadway. >> the city is also thinking about raising the fees for loitering in the area, and other crimes. >> if city college of san francisco loses accreditation and shuts down, it could cost the city millions of dollar >>> at upon analyst says the closure would mean a $300 million drop in activity. students at city college would also have a hard time finding education at a comparable cost. the school is appealing the a accreditation ruling >>> and the bank will cut 1,800 jobs and given employees 60-day notices. the cuts are not coming from the bay area office. wells fargo has already laid off 3,000 people. fewer people than are expected are financing their mortgages leading to job cuts >>> tesla motors came from an analyst who says the car maker is expected to out perform expect akz expect a recollection -- expectation >>> the drou dropped 40 point the clock is ticking on the bart talks with the next round of negotiations next week. pay and benefits are the big iss

thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is mike monroe. first i would like to send my condolences to the family members of the fallen. we are the navy, the department of navy he is law enforcement agency. those who have fallen, our colleagues, our ship payment, and wand--our shipmates and we accepted our condolances. >> they entered the building. they engaged a thread during wish a metro police officer was wounded. he was removed from the building, and we got him to medical care. our special agents have been involved in every aspect of this effort. we're falling up with leads along with our other law enforcement officers. we found this is model response from a multi agency effort, and we support all the agencies involved, and thos. >> good afternoon, first and foremost i want to send out thoughts and prayers to the victims of this terrible tragedy. this, as you have heard remains an on going active investigati investigation. prosecutors were th work happenn hand with officials to give them all the tools they need at our disposal so they ca

>>> los rostros de conocidos artistas como michael jackson, justin bieber y las recordada marlin monroeal, hechos de miles de dulces que le dan a sabor la carrera del josh muy ecos no, que hace 6 aÑos llegÓ al paÍs con poco dinero y con muchos sueÑos hasta su maleta. >>> fui tocando puertas tocando paouertas en galerÍas. hoteles para exhibir mi arte. me costÓ mucho trabajo. pero con el tiempo, al ver mis sobras, la gente nos fue abriendo las puertas y fue dando l oportunidad de poder mostrar el arte. >>> el ingeniero genios artista utiliza elementos del diario vivir como filtros de cafÉ para crear hermosos vestidos cubierto de mÁs tim para crear animales y esmaltes de uÑas para la historia de la biblia. >>> encontrÉ dulce, encontre mariposas telo de araÑas, y infinidad de cosas que la gente puede creer que es basura. o cosas comunes. pero para mÍ. blo lo convierto en arte. muchas creaciones son exhibidas en importantes museos a nivel mundial. >>> y el gobierno mexicano, tambiÉn estÁ apoyando su arte. >>> creemos que pueden ser con pastillas, con dulces, paletas y otras he rr5rramientahe