interested in working on grease down the drain and they thought that was an issue that they would like to pring home to parents. and we will work with them and teaching them about the sewer system and why we are making these repairs and that is one of the ways that we can collaborative and talk to people in the way that we not. >> and now i am going to turn it over to him and he will make the closing remarks. i want to thank you for your time and if you have questions, we can answer them. >> let me stop you, just for a minute. questions based on that? >> first of all just to kind of piggy back on supervisor weiner's comments, one of the things that i personally enjoy most about working with you people is the commitment and just the professionalism and i see the incredible work that is done by the staff and kelley's management team, and it goes a long, long way and i think that it is really good for the folks that are watching to see the unique way that you try to reach out and communicate with the rate payers and the public and everything else. if you are aible to go to the slide dealing with p

pring. sign is negros the same as the arabs and the we are fighting for our civil rights, our human rights. we would like one of the end results, there ought to be a law. police officers should not be allowed to hide behind a badge if they commit a crime. they should have penalties. it is not fair. they should not be treated like extra special humans. >> it is around 10:00 at night. a gathering of several hundred people holding all sorts of to handsm negro spring up, don't shoot. they seem to beheading on down -- they seem to be heading down in front of the police station. there is a line of riot police in front of the station. we will go ask them their plans for tonight. i was wondering what the plans are for the police tonight? >> you would have to talk to the commander. >> is there a curfew? >> know, ma'am. >> of their been any charges? >> not that we are aware of. >> we leave the police station where the protesters have gathered across the street and we headed to the canceled apartments,

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to spend part of three summers in college park maryland at the annex of the national archive just pring through those records. navy records, alas, were not as complete. and the reason is this. i don't know the man's name, i'm glad i don't. i hope he's retired. i hope he's crossed the jordan into glory because i hope i never discover him. but a naval officer around 1980 or thereabouts decided to destroy all of the naval chaplain records up to vietnam. he said they were old things in the way and they lacked space. which meant as an historian you had to become much more like a detective and a busy bee out there trying to gather information because all these records were gone. imagine the records of the war of 1812. the war -- the mexican war, the spanish american war, world war i, world war -- the civil war, all of those records destroyed. mercifully, the marine corps, which always has been a little bit stubborn in cooperating with everything in the nvy department, kept some records and at quantico there is a good archive and i was able to find some things there and there's an excellent no

response to the arab ,pring was lackluster as well not recognizing the consequences of what could happen if we remove the arab governments that don't share democratic values but they do share our strategic goal of preventing this from forming. host: what do you do in the here and now them? can this be contained? caller: preferably we would go back to the system or the arab governments themselves who possess the military hardware would step up and have a strong incentive to defeat isis themselves. i don't think they're going to sit back and do nothing and just say sure, we will go by the wayside and let them take over. andcan ask the saudi king assad himself. i don't like any of these guys on a psychological level. wipet reaction is let's isis off the face of the map. you have to look at the broader picture of what the future goals . i think is incredibly difficult to decide can we do a targeted strike to take out these bad actors such as isis without further destabilizing the situation and not letting the people who have a natural incentive to defeat isis to do so. if you have airstrikes

i'd like to think back to the pring of 1864. going on for some three years, massive casualties and losses. tremendous disaffection in the north with the war. it looked like it would go on forever. lincoln, of course is up for reelection. it's important to have battlefield victories for the north and it's important to win ballotses in virginia, because virginia is still the preserve of robert e. lee and the storied army of northern virginia. so lincoln brings east his best general. that's going to be ulysses s. grand, the general who's won all those battles in the west, the battles at ft. henry, donaldson, shilo, vicksburg, chattanooga, and he gives grant basically a two-part requirement t first to bring organization, to bring continuity to the union war effort. sectly to dwoo defeat the army. grant goes about making it possible to carry out that charge with a ventionens. first he puts together a program unline any that the war has yet seen. he realized up to this point battles would last a couple days, the armies would pull apar

kid would be decimated and isis itself wouldn't be pringing up. like the previous caller said, we also need to make sure we're looking at development in these countries. air strikes alone won't solve it. i want to hear what other things he would do. host: what other things do you want to hear? >> development, political structures, make sure we have a structure that includes minorities so they won't feel disinfranchised and be supportive of isis and other jihadists. host: story writing that it would begin testing the experimental vaccine on humans next week as the ep depp i think caused by the deadly vie risk continues to wrap west africa. host: robert, from texas, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. the reason the president is having so much trouble with the middle east is because he doesn't have people that's going to work with him. and i know for a true fact that america, especially on the people are not reading this book called the bible, they're not reading it correctly because if they would, he andthout realize that jesus in the