mulligan, there's one book on mulligan that was published years ago, and identifies that mulligan had been using a black servant. probably a slave. to carry the messages over to new jersey to hamilton who would have been at morristown at the time, and that's really all that we know exactly how the system worked. this is one of the problems in working with researching spies, which i've been doing for the last 18 years, is that it's like playing 500 chess matches at one time. pieces advance very slightly when you find another clue, and in the case of mulligan, we know he was sending messages. we know how he got the messages. it appears that he was operating for most of the war. he, being a clothier, the british officers would go to him to get their new uniforms or r there fancy attire and naturally while there waiting and being fitted, he would entice them into talking, and extract information that way. okay. >> [ inaudible ]. >> -- speak to the involvement possibly of the newspaper, norman hutton and -- >> okay. one of the things that remington -- he appears to switch sides about 1781.

with that, i would like to introduce pat mulligan. [applause] >> thanks, naomi. tonight under service administration and the citizens of san francisco regarding this important measure, i thank mayor lee for allowing me this opportunity and i look forward to working with the existing staff and all the candidates and graduates of city build. thank you, thank you, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, pat. now i have the honor of introducing our board of supervisor john avalos. it was his leadership, his vision, gosh in 2010, that shepherded this policy through the board of supervisors and we enjoy working with him on this local hire policy and the implementation phase. he has not only saw the legislation, but he has actively engaged in making sure that it is implemented in san francisco and we enjoy working with you. supervisor avalos. [applause] >> thank you, naomi. thank you, mr. mayor, mayor lee, for your leadership on local hire. we are putting san franciscans to work. we are rebuilding san francisco and we're putting san franciscans to work. back in the depressi

with that, i would like to introduce pat mulligan. [applause] >> thanks, naomi. tonight under service administration and the citizens of san francisco regarding this important measure, i thank mayor lee for allowing me this opportunity and i look forward to working with the existing staff and all the candidates and graduates of city build. thank you, thank you, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, pat. now i have the honor of introducing our board of supervisor john avalos. it was his leadership, his vision, gosh in 2010, that shepherded this policy through the board of supervisors and we enjoy working with him on this local hire policy and the implementation phase. he has not only saw the legislation, but he has actively engaged in making sure that it is implemented in san francisco and we enjoy working with you. supervisor avalos. [applause] >> thank you, naomi. thank you, mr. mayor, mayor lee, for your leadership on local hire. we are putting san franciscans to work. we are rebuilding san francisco and we're putting san franciscans to work. back in the depressi

on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equipment had to be moved because the heat was so intense it was buckling the street and the water pipes. the fire spread quickly and started the fire department personnel were overwhelmed. build

adequate and during the planning before we made the decision a team led by alyssa here and george mulligan in the white house military office went through this in great detail, and there are adequate facilities there for each delegation, each head of state to have his or her cabin, as i said, and for each to be accompanied by a key staff person and in some cases two or three staff people. additionally, of course, there are a set up there for communications and some of my team and others up there. but it's adequate. it's a pretty extensive facility. maybe we can get ben a deeper briefing on that, seriously, on this stuff. i'm as interested in it as you are. >> is it rustic for heads of state? >> is it rustic? >> is it kind of rustic? >> i grew up in providence, rhode island, and never had a lawn bigger than three feet in front of my house. i'm not really the one to comment on rustic. >> thank you, tom, very much. >> thank you all. good to see you. >> the national security adviser and was asked where the g-8 leaders will be housed. some background. camp david was originally built as an encam

. >> time travel back to the 1920's with leo and carey mulligan.lothes. >> i'm certainly glad to see you again. glad to see you as well. >> you will have to wait until christmas day to see the film starring leo as a successful businessman who throws lavish parties in hopes of winning back his long-lost love, played by carey. >> you two brothers? >> ok, then. all right. you two play attack. you three defense. guess that makes you a bully. i'm your new coach. that was a look at the new movie "crooked arrows." joining us now, the film's star brandon routh. was up, brandon? yes, let's give a round of applause. >> this is my first time in the e! news studio. from that clip you don't seem very interested in coaching. what's the story? >> joe logan, the character i play, he's kind of made to coach the team. he's forced to coach the team. >> ok. >> he's got a bingo casino, a bingo hall, sorry, that he's expanding a casino on the reservation. his dad doesn't want it to happen. everyone agrees he can do it if he reexamines his spirit in the manner of his fat

know well on fire the van and for kentucky the really fascinating part is it didn't even take a mulligan you know to almost be obama which i mean i always vote for a good mullet and i acknowledge yes let's do that but i think it's really it's really about us in the end because here obama is literally almost losing to him self it's anyone but obama and you know a lot of people have said that racism volves and i have to say i don't think that's the case i think that what we're talking about here especially in kentucky are people that are concerned about the issues they're concerned about things like energy where they're very dense obama when we're talking about coal and that's democrats and republicans alike but actually makes her say it's probably a lot more than just going to stuff goes into it but i'm saying it's been thrown i think unfairly on race in that state and i don't think it's fair to say it all comes down to what i've been telling you here i mean i read state though so you know what would you even put this is specifically democrats and not stay true true so. i mean i do think

. >> she gets an extra mulligan ... >> everyone is fine.,,,,,,,,,,,,

with me is dave mulligan, host of "great getaways." a popular travel show here in the bay area.t in saratoga to talk about dave's latest show. you go on these amazing adventures with your family all over the world, but this show is just a little bit different. why is that? >> but similar also, because we go to an incredible place, a destination that's amazing as usual. different in that we're staying instead of a five-star hotel this time, we're staying in an actual home, a townhome or mountain lodge at a new resort development up in the sierras. just beautiful. >> where exactly in tahoe is this? >> about 15 minutes from the lake in truckee, just on the outskirts of truckee. truckee you have all driven through, all seen it. it's an old town built around the railroad. lumber used to come out of there. this is called schaeffer's mill. the original location of the source of the lumber that built san francisco. >> so tell me more about sheaffer's mill, what exactly is it? >> it's exactly a beautiful gated community built an a golf course designed by johnny miller and john harbaugh.

. >> sure, and by the way, we've all had a few mulligans in our life so don't worry about that. what i'll say is and i think john talked about this a lot today is the vast majority of profits for "the hunger games" are still ahead of us, and obviously we have "breaking dawn" from the "twilight" franz coming out in november, but we knew that the fourth quarter last year was going to be a noisy quarter. it was the biggest acquisition in the company's history, and obviously the risk on that deal was that "breaking dawn" didn't work, and it worked beautifully, and we have high hopes for the last one coming out in november so we feel really good about that, so we had a lot of moving parts in q4, and it's all about looking forward, and we talked about -- we gave directional help to the analysts and our shareholders for the next three years and for the first time ever we've got visibility because of these monster franchises that we have as well as other franchises like, for example, tyler perry has "medea" coming out shortly and "expe "expendables" are coming out late they are summer a

at the time, tony mulligan was working on his new robotic lifeguard. daughter and emily were close friends. they joined the campaign and named their project emily. >> we knew emily as a person that just always wanted to help people. she always put other people in front of herself and that's really what this robot is about. >> reporter: with summer right around the corner, beaches are about to get busy. to prepare, the l.a. county lifeguards practice their rescue drills using all of their equipment. for the first time, that includes emily. so i volunteered to be the first victim. >> i'm going to have emily contact you. you're going to hang on to emily. and the bay watch boat will fpik you up. >> reporter: i was dropped off beyond the break. emily soared to my rescue. i'm saved. emily gave me, the victim, a chance to relax as i waited for the lifeguards to arrive. in rescues, time is of the essence. and emily is able to stretch that time which could save lives. brie winkler, abc news. >> that is great. i wonder how it knows where to go. >> i'm sure they

and the sexual energy between leo dicaprio and carrie mulligan is palpable.lays buchanan. and tobey maguire, nick shareaway. he narrates the tale. >> a great role. >> it's going to be good. >> really, honestly. this trailer, you will want to be there christmas day. >>> and if you haven't read it yet, there's this little book out. not sure if you heard about it. "fifty shades of grey," between the literal cheeks, i dare say. 10 million copies of the trilogy have been sold. that includes copies to every one of my mommy friends. "fifty shades" among the fastest-selling series of all-time, beating the "twilight" series and "the hunger games." >> watch out harry potter. >> it's coming. >>> watch out sam champion. >> oh, boy. >> hey, check this out. check this out. i know. hey, josh, look at this. this is why -- i know. it's like how many pounds is this thing? like 800 pounds of fiery engine here. this is boris' bike. let me show you a clip from the film, as we tell you about this thing. this thing does go about 100 miles per hour. and the bad guy in the movie is o

it was a parade of shiny metallic dresses, worn by cameron diaz and carey mulligan.ow. beyonce brought a touch of wow to the party. her floor-length givenchy, showing off her post-baby body. she told "entertainment tonight," she hopes blue ivy is the first of many kids to come. >> i don't know how many. but i want to have more, yeah. >> soon? >> i don't know about soon. >> reporter: always a really fun night. everybody's favorites? i'm going with emma stone. >> beyonce. >> beyonce. >> scarlett johansson. >> tim tebow. >> elegant. >> and? >> i got to go with j.p. she does everything right. >> call me. >>> it is "dancing with the stars" time. let's turn to the excitement last night. and double-eliminations will make for heartbreak tonight. ricki lake, the author of "never say never," and dancing pro, tony dovolani, here to weigh in with their expert analysis. first, last night's highlights. ♪ for the first time ever, the stars and their partners not only danced together, they joined forces with another pro, creating a latin trio. and with each star doing two dances, th

pull them against mulligan. the objection that to be couned the chad should be fully punched out or at least there should be a a changing chair. many voters could be disenfranchised with without their fault. if for example demrass' only perforations could be regarded as the voters intent on the vote. i have never thought that florida's supreme court was flawed. however because it seems obvious to me as i did to the unanimous supreme -- illinois supreme court in pull a.m. the florida supreme court rely. was sufficiently clear. my principle purpose in calling your attention to the equal protection clause in bush against gore is to emphasizes how that provision of our constitution. properly construed but would invalidate a form of inappropriate political behave behavior. if it can violate the state's duty to govern impartially, surely it must follow that the intentional practice of drawing bizarre boundaries of elector ral districts in order to enhance the party. in recent cases, however, members of the majority of

there is adequate, and during the planning, we made the decision, a team led by george mulligan in thewhite house military office, they went through this in great detail. they have adequate facilities out there. for each delegation and each head of state to have his or her cabinet, and for each to be accompanied by a key staff person. additionally, of course, there are a set of communications -- they set up for conditions. it is adequate and an extensive facility. maybe we can get a deeper briefing on that. i am just as concerned as you are. >> is it rough for heads of state? >> is it rough for heads of state? well, i grew up in providence, rhode island. i'm not really the one to comment on rustic. >> thank you and thank you all. [talking over each [inaudible conversations] >> in a few moments, an oversight hearing on the federal communications commission. and in an hour and a half, a bill sanctioning iran for its nuclear program. after that committee hearing on ethical problems in the department of homeland security. and later we will re-air the white house briefing on this weekend's

his name is pat mulligan, he is from the carpenters union. [applause] >> pat, congratulations. i know you're going to use your years of experience in helping us get this done. we're excited that you're aboard because you have not only the experience, you have performance under your belt as well. i know you're serious about helping us creating more hope with more people. that is going to be a continuing story of his leadership and his involvement along with everybody else to complement. nobody is leaving the table. everybody is bringing more people in because i think the best thing is people smell victory. it's like being in the final four, you know. it's not about bringing less people to the table, it's about