in fact, in the fall of 1864, rhett who will say that jefferson davis was born for his work as judas was born for his. this is not a reasonable man. rhett and a few others will actually hatch a scheme to try to remove davis from office and install robert e. lee as a military dictator. i don't know if they ever approached lee, of course i'm sure he would have nixed it immediately. it never got anywhere because it was so crack line. but it was also a small but extremely vocal opposition. >> i think what we agree on is that part of the vociferousness to lincoln as it seems to exist in history is because of the two-party system. there a natural opposition that's gearing toward elections that just don't take place in november. they take -- >> almost year round. >> year round. yes? >> i'm norm on ornoff. i would ask you to comment on two aspects of general mcclellan. did he make a positive contribution to the north by his organizational skills? and also, how do you explain his slows with respect to conducting campaigns? >> organizational and timidity. >> i think mcclellan did make a major

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with, posturing and nurturing the vision for seawall lot 351, from port staff director moyer, byron rhett, diane, brad benson, and catherine. collectively and tirelessly have shaped this project. from city planning, director ram, bill, kevin, paul, have been outstanding professional colleagues. from the recreation and parks department, lisa beyer, explain the nuances of shadow balances. then there is our development partners, san francisco waterfront partners led by simon and alicia, and their pets standing team. thank you for your consideration of this proposal before you today. i am available to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. can i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> public comment? we do have quite a bit of public comment. jon casey. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is john casey. i am a long-term resident of san francisco, although i am not a native. i am here to support 8 washington, because of the many public benefits it offers. earlier this month, i sat through the supervisors hearing. i arrive promptly at 1:30 expecting to be out of their at mayb

sick rhetts. the tax hike in california right now and the return to the summer job. ashley morrison is here in new york with that. ash, good morning. >> good morning, terrell. they talked about europe's debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei rose more than 1% snapping a four-day losing streak while hong kong's hang seng added about a half a percent. >>> a sense of calm on wall street after last week's wild finish. stocks were mixed after a day that saw little volatility. the dow was down 17 points while the nasdaq finished up 12. >>> voters in california will decide today whether to make lighting up in that state more expensive. proposition 29 would raise the cost of cigarettes up by $1. california has not raised taxes on tobacco products in more than a decade. >>> there is some good news for teenagers looking for summer work. an analysis of friday's jobs record finds 157,000 found work in may. that's double a year ago. forecasters also say this year will be even better than last yearing and last year saw a 13% increase in teen hiring. >>> and samsung is getting ready to take o

across all five of these testimonies is organizations that are dealing with payment in a way that rhetts not to individuals, but to organizations. to organizations that have been willing to accept accountability for both total medical spending and for the quality and outcomes of patient care. and so one of the most important things, i think, that you can do as you look to fix or replace sgr, is to move forward a model that doesn't deal with individual clinicians and doesn't set targets based on a population of other clinicians that they don't know and never will. but rather to have physicians identi identify who are the organizes they work with. and of course not every physician nor ever physician group or physician around the country is not ready for that group. we have only two signed up. those organizations are ready for that. i think by sending a signal that that's where we're going and by taking the initial step of having clinicians identify who is the other set of clinicians that they're going to share accountability with. >>> and by starting with what we have done in our case, out

. >> she's interviewed by major gar rhett sunday night at 9:00 pashgts of book tv this weekend on c-span 2. >>> the government's top drug enforcement administrator said on wednesday that dea agents accused of misconduct in the secret service prostitution scandal in colombian. they testified before the subcommittee on crime, terrorism and house sted security. kurnltly the agency has nearly 5,000 special agents and a budget of just over $2 billion. this hearing is jurnd under two hours. >> bring the house to order. i would like to welcome administrator linhart and thank hr for testifying this morning. we appreciate the efforts and great strides it make to combat the increasingly drug trade. the add amore's testimony comes at a timely moment as the war on drugs approaches a potential crosswords. on july 1th mexico will elect a new president. by all accounts peen in fact industrialal revolution party is leading the field. the prr government has governed mexico for 71 years until 2000. while in power the preminimum nized violence by during the blind eye to the cartels. the current president h

. >>> caught rhett handed and rhett faced. a robber sprased and spanked. you're going to see it. good morning, everybody. who love this is one. >> i love that one, too. >> bang, bang, don't come back. it's nice to have you here. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> and zoraida. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east so let's get started for you. up first bill clinton getting back on script and back in step with the white house at least for now. in an exclusive interview with wolf blitzer, the former president doing a lot of apologizing after praising mitt romney's sterling business record and suggesting he would be open to extending the bush tax cuts with the wealthy, a position directly at odds with president obama. here's clinton yesterday on "the situation room." >> i'm very sorry about what happened ned. i thought something had to be done on the fiscal cliff before the election. apparently nothing has to be done until the first of the year. he should just stick with his position. >> jake sherman, politico a's report joining us. this is the second time he has this little gaffe. do you think this wil

the will set up a trust for the rhett of the estate. he passed away in january from lung cancer. his will was supposed to be sealed, but the family released it, saying they wanted to assure transparence i. >>> huguely's attorneys say he can't get a fair trial. back in february, he was convicted of killing yeardly love in may of 2010. love was his ex-girlfriend and a fellow lacrosse player. >>> onto lighter news perhaps. almost a sure bet, get it, bet? talking about casinos now, there is a possible deal, you heard it here, possibly that mgm may build a casino at the national harbor. >> announcement is scheduled in about two hours where mgm officials are meeting with the governor and state lawmakers today. sherri ly is live with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison, good morning, will. everything now seems to be coming together at the right time for mgm. the company knows this empty lot here overlooking the water front at national harbor is a prime piece of real estate with a casino, with access to millions of potential customers and now it appears mgm and

that's allowed these beautiful temperatures this morning down to 50 in cumberland. 45 in glare rhett county in oakland. -- garrett county in oakland. still in the 60s around town. manassas 54. going to 82. it's 5:29. monika samtani stepping in. not quite perfect by any stretch in the traffic world. >>> it's super tough on the southbound side of 270. the accident happened about 20 minutes ago southbound 270 right at route 118 with three vehicles involved and a fuel spill. therefore, only one lane is squeezing by. in fact, let's take a live look there on the southbound side of i-270 where you can see all the equipment on the scene. it looks like it's beginning to improve just a bit as they move the vehicles off to the side of the roadway. but still only one lane getting by. you can see at the top side of your screen all of that heavy traffic early southbound i-270 coming down from route 121 toward route 118 in germantown. that fuel spill also is going to need to be cleaned up. it may take a little while in that case. let's take you back over to the maps. on the northbound side of i-95

but it's been a lot of the rhett tick. -- relate rick. -- rhetoric. >> on our trend tracker top stories this morning on the web, number two on the list is the wisconsin governor recall. this is happening tuesday. you are watching this as a republican and someone who took on collective bargaining unsuccessfully. walker may prevail here. what is the larger political impact? >> i think the public is recognizing that some of the benefits are out of line. deval has had to deal with it. we didn't get a referendum. you are beginning to see local governments rein in some of the costs. i think it is a matter of balance. i think walker is probably going to win. it's really amazing. he has done a fantastic job. i think he is going to win this. >> in your state elizabeth warren concerned about the issue of her ethnic background being a distraction in the race. you have endorsed her. how has she handled this? >> i have only run for one office two times so i'm an amateur for that kind of thing. i think she is a terrific candidate. she is going to win. she has a fantastic grass roots organization whic

and representative kucinich, rhett me start with you. by common agreement there were ongoing negotiations over the document turnover. were the two sides close in could today's vote have been avoidd? >> i think it could have been avoided if there was no intention to push the issue of contempt. once you start to get into con democrat there's momentum that develops towards that regardless of what's being offered. the fact of the matter is there were thousands of documents produced by the justice department. the attorney general himself has appeared before congress many times on this matter. it's hardly been hiding. and i think that even at this late date there still should be a way to divert from a process where congress itself has to vote on in contempt citation. >> suarez: this was an unprecedented vote. why was it important to the majority to cite attorney general holder? >> we have tried to work with him. as mr. kucinich said holder wasn't hiding himself, what he was doing was hiding the document documents that we're seeking because, ag

we take a p-2, an anti-submarine plane from the '50s, and rhett tro fit it to fight fires. '80s, old european airliners, and retro fit those for the fire service. >> thanks. >>> a third day of protests today. outrage over the stemming from the vie leapt crack down against demonstrators in this very spot. many died. bu mubarak got a life sentence for ordering killings but many say he should have gotten the death penalty. >>> to hong kong where 100,000 people are expected to remember to remember the government crack down against pro government activists in china. tanks rolled through tiananmen square. 241 people died, including soldiers. but some say that number is more likely in the thousands. >>> could be a bumpy day on wall street today. stocks tanked overnight in asia, mix aid cross europe and pretty much flat here in the united states. alison kosik, is at the exchange. >> they fell for the second month in a row then you pile on to the weaker than expected jobs report and you see how the economy is really losing momentum. that is what wall street is worried about. guess w

played under conditions of segregation,ty cob a terrible human being but they're yes this is sake rhettlooked like as a steroid user. look at jeff bag well, how many numbers, terrific first baseman for the houston astros, never so much failed a drug test, never so much had people look at him cross eyed when he was actually playing for the astros, yet they say you know what, he got really big during his career and that was during the steroid era. he doesn't get in. >> the one that jumped out at me was a 1.87 e.r.a. with the texas rangers. >> it's what's going to make it very difficult for him to get in is people look at accomplishments with great suspicion. it's going to be the same thing with barry bonds. in both cases i think we have to take a step back and say the u.s. government should get out of the steroid policing business. two to $4 million for the trial 10 to $40 million for barry bonds. this is our tax dollars supposedly in a recessionary time tightening bets. if you want to deal with steroids in baseball, collectively bargain between the commissioner and union to do blood test

if that are rhett zen again, that could be the trade. >> good morning to "squawk on the street."nts. looking at prap the best june since, june historically an good month. september is the only month that's worse. it is turning out okay this time. we have seen lately the market overcoming a very, very weak monday. meantime, gold and silver rallying avenues of eu plan last night. team health holding, down after the three companies leaders were selling 8 million shares of company stocks. well start with the markets. we are on the back of the eu summit. is there a reason to believe we are turning a corner or is this a fleeting rally in jason is from glenn meade and charlie smith from ft. pit cap capital. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having me. >> is this fleeting or is there something more to this here? >> i vote for a fleeting moment, carl. if you remember in october, we sought same response in the summit around greece. the ecb came in december with the rltro that the markets got going. so i think the central bank is where we want it focus our attention instead of the st

fanchtehold: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to rhett re-their remarks and include extraneous material in the record on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. farenthold: thank you, madam speaker. h r. 377 , introduced by the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson, would designate the facile i have to the united states postal service located at 150 south union street in canton, mississippi, as the first sergeant landres cheeks post office building this bill was introduced on the 13th of january and was reported from the committee on oversight and government reform with a favorable report on february 7. sergeant cheeks served in the united states army medical core for 30 years, serving in world war ii in germany and france and also in the vietnam war. he's a decorated serviceman having received numerous distinctions, including the national defense medal, the vietnam service medal, the army ock national -- occupationaled me oofl germany, the bronze star medal, the world war ii victory medal and the america