inside pendleton he's in one of the riskiest programs.n the streets we was taught to smash on sight. beat them up and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. most people want things that they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on a higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you're not made to be. >> education is the key. whether it's getting your g.e.d. or going to college. the biggest factor that's going to tell whether you come back to prison or not is education. >> director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different do you want to do with yours? >> teach her to get an education. >> g.d. and the vice lords, they wouldn't talk. in here since they'reç isolate they have to. they realize they're the same. they're more the same than they wer

pendleton says of himself, i just lost it. be and i started yelling. the lobby's jammed, people are ordering drinks in line, and i started yelling. this is the worst fucking night of my life. sorry about the expletive, but it's a literal quote. to which hellman yelled back, every night i see this fucking production is the worst fucking night of my life. [laughter] this incident so upset pendleton that he left the theater unable to watch act iii of the opening night of his own play. he walked around the block several times, threatening to quit the show until the curtain came down, and then he retreated with some close friends to an obscure bar where he thought nobody could find him. just a few minutes into their first drinks, hellman -- who had tracked him down -- called on the telephone. you still angry? he said to him -- she said to him. and he then replied, and he describes himself as finding her question enchanting. we laughed for a few minutes about our blowup, he remembers, and i had a wonderful hour or so of drinking with my friends. the relation

there are vivid contrasts with the pendleton, et al syndrome. alexander his evidence, always intelligent, comes close to being unimpeachable. robert allen, worked on this campus, wrote important things down there. he seemed always to me to be reliable. jediah hodgkiss of upstate new york and stanton, virginia, held strong opinions. they weren't always right. i see evidence he was looking for truth. to attribute the near invincible reliability of the alexander version to all confederates would be irresponsible. no one should do that. but to precisely the same level, tarring all con federal primary sources as self-serving, dishonest, unreliable in the pendleton-douglas-styles mode would also be fantastic. judicious justice is wanted as core larry. [ inaudible ] i suppose 100 of you in this room, or 50 of you have stood with me, in gettysburg, arguing with my long-time hero, gary gallagher, who will be here, my role model for many decades. arguing about whether the confederates recognized what seemed to be a golden opportunity there or not. did the

williams, the notorious slave trader and the jailer i mentioned earlier, and jay pendleton were brought to court to testify. william kennedy believed he was going to be wrongfully sold down south. pendleton hired him out to work at the national, and william gadsby accused him of thievery and had him thrown in william h. william's jail. unfortunately we don't know the. unfortunately we don't know tja. unfortunately we don't know tvj. unfortunately we don't know tej. unfortunately we don't know t j. unfortunately we don't know t, e case's resolution and the ultimate fate of kennedy williams. another piece of the puzzle can be found in the antislavery tract, the fifth annual report of the new york community of vigilance for the year 1842. a young man, emanuel r., recounts his tale of work agent the national hotel as carriage driver. he does not state which gadsby sold him, but it was most likely william. emanuel r. and his family were sold to work in the cottonfields. fortunately he was able to escape and find help in the district where he was very well known. he fled into new york on hors

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she stopped by oor studios today to tell e about tonight's "military challenge" episode at camp pendletonene says: so mucc happened. we wereeknee deep in mud... there was one point where we had to cover all of the food because the helicopters were intense to work in a team so environment because we were still ggtting to know each other you can see helene andd the other top contestants on masterchef onight t 9pm here on fox45.in other entertainment news... trageey strikes this weekend... one person is killed... affer a metal overhang on a stage collapsed in toronto just before a sold-out radiohead concert. the horrifying scene crowds were scheduled to be let in for the show.while most of the crew escaped... the bann's drum tech was killed... after being pinned uder the going to be doing is workingg closely with the ministry of labor, tryinn to determine exactly how that stage came looking into what caused the overhang to fall. sad news fro the osbourne familyy.. jack osbourne has been diagnosed with multiple scleeosis.he learned of his illness two peeks after the birth of his daughter pear

think he was a camp pendleton when nine eleven happened to give you. what you like thousands of other parents about it we thought there will be a war a dose of dexterous trash bins and. the middle of february first he said to my father in four days i'm leaving for iraq . as an embedded journalist in his unit i met his views on the very first day of the war going to go back. he was part of a two man sniper team just hours before the invasion to climb to guard tower in the kuwait iraq border search for a rocky mine layers on the other side. has been of use or. and you get your. guy did. exactly one week after we shot this video zeus was killed when he stepped on an unexploded u.s. artillery. place but today i want to tell you about my son hey source or so i did you might identify with that unless you're he was born here and t o y n a s d went to los alamos grade school i and a father moved out of that he enlisted with the marines before september eleventh of maybe. you'll do it defeated i had to give my written consent because he was just seventeen in th

. >>> a military training exercises being blamed for one of those wildfires near camp pendleton. so far the fire burned 250 acres on the military base. right now it is just about 80% contained. that fire is not threatening any homes. it is so close to the base but head to close their windows because of the heavy smoke. hi, sal. >> hello pam, middle of the week, hump day, you can see from here, you can see traffic is working on that regard. we are off to a decent start, eastbound 80 you can see flashing lights and that's some late night road work which is not causing a traffic jam and it looks good getting out to the mcarthur maze and to the toll plaza. if -- toll plaza, and with no major problems, getting to san francisco right now would be a good time. and 280 northbound, it is a nice drive and we are at the speed limit coming down to the valley. at 4:42 here is steve. >>> some fog on the san mateo coast, that low is responsible for our cool pattern ejected out and temperatures came up and there is ally bit of fog, breezy at times, awe you will think water -- although water temp

marine and gone through boot camp at camp pendleton in my district. during that fire fight, a bullet pierced agent terry's aorta and he died in that canyon. two weapons were found at the scene and they were later traced to an operation conducted by the department of justice called fast and furious. 16 months ago, this committee along with senator chuck grassly launched an investigation into whistle blowers' allegations regarding fast and furious. we became involved only after senator grassly was told he would not receive answers from the justice department because he did not have subpoena power and was not the chairman. in the course of our investigation, the committee has uncovered serious wrong doing by the justice department. that wrong doing led to 2,000 weapons crosses the mexican border that cost lives on both sides of the border including brian terrys. a year and a half later, the terry family is still searching for answers. the operation contributed to the deaths of countless mexican citizens. it has soured our relationship with our neighbor t

in the meantime, they are blamed for a wildfire in pendleton. they are helping ground crews battle flames which broke out yesterday afternoon. so far they have burned and there is 80 percent contained. they are closing doors and windows because of all that heavy smoke. >>> back here at home, local firefighters are bracing for another tough and drawn out fire season. hot dry windy conditions can trigger fires like the ones we have been talking about. tara moriarty is in santa rosa with more details about how cal fire will be getting ready for summer, tara? >> reporter: this is the spot from which call fire deploys. they will be state not federal and they do use a lot of the same equipment. this is an air tanker and it holds up to 12 gallons of fire retardant and they go up to 500 miles per hour. this is what is being used to tackle that stubborn fire in colorado springs. it has forced mandatory evacuations because of the destruction of homes. all of theee situation orders -- evacuation orders affected as many as 32,000 residents. we spoke to cal

but ahead of it we're seeing a few showers over areas of the west, pendleton, allegheny counties. can see the increasing clouds. it's also setting us up for a chance of a thunderstorm or two in through tomorrow. we'll have to keep our eyes to the skies. looks like most of that will be to our west. what is happening is this front will move to the north of us. isolated in nature, not widespread, but be aware we could see a thunderstorm or two, hear a rumble of thunder. here's a look at futurecast. mainly across areas of the west, into tomorrow, see a little bit of that precipitation following that line. a bit of it through the d.c. area, into the north and mason dixon line the 1:00 hour. evening hours, not much to speak about. little bit of action overnight and early morning of tuesday. so overall we are talking tonight a chance of a shower or two, especially to the west. isolated storm is possible. 63degrees. but i am talking primarily to areas of our west. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy. could see a popup isolated thunderstorm or two. 82degrees. here's a look at your day planner. mid

pendleton and henry said in the legislature, what we need to do is collect these taxes again. but we won't force everyone to pay for the church of england. what we will do instead is a, you can specify where your tax money will go. for example, if you are a methodist, you can say not episcopalian, but the methodist congregation will get my tax revenue. by doing this, they hoped that they would restore such situations in which all virginians were contributing to protestant religion. in fact, that is what the act said was about protestant religion. you can imagine madison disapproving of this idea. one secret of early american political history is that you couldn't beat patrick henry and virginia politics. every time they butted heads, patrick henry one. one-time jefferson said, i guess the only thing we can do is pray for him to die. [laughter] [laughter] what happened with this general assessment in 1785 was that they were following the state constitution's requirement that every bill pass on three readings. so they brought it up for the first vote. it passed pretty easily. th

pendleton base theater -- i happened to be there, a gentleman said that this injustice, this nonrecognitions did, many of them who served through world war ii and on into korea and vietnam, a bunch of them are here, he said he was going to fix it. and he did. a man of his word. he made it happen. 35th common marine corps joe jam james. [ cheers and applause ] come on. [ cheers and applause ] like a guy who says something says he's going to do something and he did it. on a personal note, and i think i'm echoing the thoughts of many of us fortunate enough to be here, i don't think we imagine that anything like this would ever happen in our lifetime. it does sadden me that so many of our brothers are not with us today. the upside of it all is that we do remember each and every one of them. they're in our hearts and minds. and they shall never be forgotten. this day that gold medal -- that congressional gold medal -- excuse me. [ applause ] those out there saying suck it up, marine. i know. this gold medal is very much theirs also. i am happy for this event to take place because as an extension

marine and gone through boot camp in camp pendleton in my district. dufrg that fire fight, a bullet pierced agent terry's aorta and he died in that canyon. two weapons were found at the scene. they were later traced to an operation conducted by the department of justice called fast and furious. 16 months ago, this committee along with senator chuck grassley launched an investigation in to whistle-blowers' allegations regarding fast and furious. we became involved only after senator grassley was told he would not receive answers from the justice department because, in fact, he did not have subpoena power and was not the chairman. in the course of our investigation, the committee has uncovered serious wrongdoing by the justice department. that wrongdoing led to 2,000 weapons crossing the mexican border that cost lives on both sides of the border including brian terry's. a year and a half later, the terry family is still searching for answers. the operation contributed to the deaths of countless mexican citizens. it has soured our relationship with our n

. >> dretzin: and at camp pendleton in california, the marines train troops about to deploy using interactivele simulations, with virtual civilians appearing alongside virtual insurgents. >> left side! >> right side, clear! >> clear! >> we policed some rooms over there about an hour ago, and i accidentally shot a civilian. i'm glad it just happened on the screen and it didn't really happen in real life. >> dretzin: but it's on the battlefield that the most profound implications of using new technologies are coming into focus. >> other aircraft. air space. altitude. >> all right, it looks like we're by ourselves out here in 63 bravo high... >> dretzin: from air-conditioned rooms on this air force base in the desert outside of las vegas, pilots fly unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, that execute missions in iraq and afghanistan. >> ...might be taking fire at this time. >> dretzin: airmen here are required to wear flight suits to work, even though they sit 7,500 miles away from the battlefield. >> every so often, you have technologies that come along that rewrite the rules of the game. yet we

all of >>> a military training exercise is blamed for a wildfire in camp pendleton.it has burned 250 acres. some of the people close to the military base say they have to close their doors and windows because of the heavy smoke. >>> it is 7:33. the volunteer fire department is replacing its fire engine at no cost. george lucas is giving one of the two fire engines from the ranch to the department. the volunteers have been trying to work out a deal to buy it, when he decided to donate the truck. that means they can buy other needed firefighting equipment this year. >>> they're looking for signs of possible sex offenders praying on children. officials say this is just a precaution, and there have been no incidents involving sex offenders since the county fair opened last wednesday. so far five people have been arrested at the fair, mostly for alcohol-related offenses. >> i have seen a lot of security around and i feel comfortable. >> more than 150,000 people have visited the fair in the past week. >>> the san francisco district attorney's office deciding to delay filin

to rule today on whether or not to until search warrants and a murder investigation of the camp pendleton marines wife. authorities say that she disappeared in april after agreeing to go to dinner on a cruise with another marine. her body was found near a southern california lake later that month three roommates have pled not guilty to her murder. just before her death she filed for the verse--she filed for divorce from her husband that was serving in afghanistan. >> justine: now forces loyal to the government may have been responsible for many deaths some say in syria. most victims were women and children that were slaughtered in their homes. the head of the expert team said that a final verdict on who was responsible for this massacre would require further investigation. >> justine: now erica is talking about our forecast for today. and did--i got some look for nice g juneloom. am i the only one that heard of that? >> erica: know, we have heard that before. but this month it will not be too hot. it looks like temperature to be in the '70s and '80s. as it turned attention to the number f

there is a murder castigation of a camp pendleton marines white. see distant.ay have pleaded not -- not guilty to murder just before she left she had filed for divorce from her husband karen >>mark: is is that the writer of when harry met sally, as late as unsold seattle. nor at saffron died at from leukemia she was married three times and was 71 years old print . scott lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9% of bacteria. lysol. mission for health. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. this she >>justine: be applied to people have died at as a result have tropical storm debby. it stopped raining and northern florida but some areas have seen 26 26 in inches of ra >> >>mark: we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow jones is at 96 points. >> @ upper-case on. upper-case on. this man was given a prison sentence for them and and >>darya: this is the lowest price the w

marine and had gone through boot camp in camp pendleton. during the fight a bullet pierced agent terry's mayorga and he died in the canyon. two weapons were found at the scene they were later traced an operation conducted by the department of justice called fast and furious. this committee along with senator chuck grassley launched an investigation into whistle-blowers allegations regarding fast and furious. we became involved only after senator grassley was told he wouldn't receive answers from the justice department because in fact he didn't have subpoena power and was in the chairman. in the course of our investigation, the committee has uncovered serious wrongdoing by the justice department. that wrongdoing led to 2,000 weapons crossing the mexican border but crossed lives on both sides of the border including brian terrie. a year-and-a-half later, the family is still searching for answers. the operation contributed to the death of countless mexican citizens. it has soured our relationship with our neighbor to the south. it's created an

marine and gone through boot camp at camp pendleton in my district.ht a bullet peered agent terry's aorta and he died in that canyon. two weapons were found at the scene, they were later traced to an operation conducted -- bill: this story has just gone to a whole new level. back in a moment right after this. >> 16 months ago this committee -- bill: fox news alert two major headlines in the past 30 minutes. the department of justice says the president has exerted srut executive privilege with regard to fast and furious. this while darrell issa heads up a panel where we expect contempt of charges to be filed perhaps this hour or at least this day against eric holder. let's listen back in. >> to the 80,000 documents or more that the inspector general has received. our purpose has never been to hold the attorney general in contempt, our purpose has always been to get the information the committee nodes t needs to complete its work, that it's not only entitled to but obligated to do. we had offered the department an accommodation to address its concerns a

marine and gone through boot camp at camp pendleton in my district. during that firefight, a bullet pierced agent terry's aorta and he died in that canyon. two weapons were found at the scene. they were later traced to an operation conducted by the department of justice called fast and furious. 16 months ago this committee, along with senator chuck grassley, launched an investigation into whistleblower's allegations regarding fast and furious. we became involved only after senator grassley was told he would not receive answers from the justice department because in fact he did not have subpoena power and was not the chairman. in the course of our investigation, the committee has uncovered serious wrongdoing by the justice department. that wrongdoing cost lives on both sides of the border including the life of brian terry. a year and a half later, the terry family is still searching for answers. the operation contributed to the death of countless mexican citizens. it has soured our relationship with our neighbor to the south. it's created an ongoing sa