. >> richard lee i'm the board of patrick heights homeowners association and retired attorney and my speciality was land use planning for several years i'm not gagging going to repeat anything but i've spent four days going through this there are a number of areas that are ambiguous that need explanation and you allow a time for that to happen there are not just a question of unknown substantive questions there are dozens of substantive changes throughout the document you should have a procedure that those of us who are concerned can sit down with the staff and work through those i urge you to not pass it today but pass it back to the staff to have a period of time to go through the very context much of it is very, very clear but significant portions are neither clear nor appropriate i urge you >> next speaker and i'll call for names (calling names). >> commissioners and commissioner president wu i'm greg scott the president of the patrick heights association we have the concerns of the previously voiced to say this is a substantive changes are disingenuous they've not had the public

unwisely, lee listens to richard ewell. lee is going to order out all the artillery, except for eight guns. the reason he does this is because he is duped by grant. grant, even though he is doing a strategy of annihilation, he is also maneuvering. maneuvering, maneuvering, maneuvering. in my spotsylvania book, we have one chapter that says mud and maneuver. what hancock's core is going to do is break through the line. they are going to take an entire confederate division. they will take them off the field, off the order of battle, capture them. edward allegheny johnson, poor night, he has no luck. another man named george mellon stuart -- george maryland stuart. with those tactics, grant is unable to dislodge leave. the union army -- that strategy they needed to do on a smaller scale on the battlefield. but they are unable to do it. grant eventually have two disengage. essentially, a series of wonders nearly cost grant the battle. and a good portion of the army of the potomac. lee is unable to follow up due to his faulty com

but he writes behind the scenes to friends in virginia, for example to his good friend richard henry leehe writes about arnold and says this. he urged lead to speak with fellow delegates to avoid the loss of such a good officer. rgoyne'soing -- per action took place and the need washingtonitia, wrote hancock urging arnold be sent north to do the job. in part of the letter as he expressed it -- action, with its promise of .lory, exhilarated arnold with his commission given back to him, he gives up his threat to resign and the stage is set for him to play in very dramatic moments in the battle at saratoga that leads to burgoy ne's defeat. wereis tremendous victory over 5000 men are forced to surrender, it leads directly to france's recognition of the united states as an independent country. rather ironically, it leads directly to benedict arnold to go down the road to conspiracy, to treason, and to and for me -- infamy. had benedict arnold been among the slain, he would have gone down to posterity not as a nefarious villain but as a remarkable military hero. if he had died at saratoga, the

amber lee from richard monday, -- amber lee from richmond.ght, saturday, sunday that system rolls in and it's not bad. not bad at all as a matter of fact. there's a couple of systems within that one system they're all going to roll through. we have light wind out there now. those light winds are allowing temperatures to dip. it's already 46 in santa rosa, 46 in fairfield. it's going to be chilly out there. chillier than it was last night with less wind . you can always tell valley fog because of how it settles into the concourse of the valley. if you had it this morning you might see it again tomorrow morning. yellows are 70s so warmer tomorrow by a few degrees. the system i'm tracking is going to knock down this high pressure center after thanksgiving here we are, up till thanksgiving we're going to see more weather like we've seen today. tomorrow. then as we head into your friday night. this system shows up. drops temperatures obviously but begins the rain. it's going to rain. i mean i think some models offer four, five inches of rain. here

rebels, finally gaining an advantage that led to a confederate retreat, and days later, lee's surrender. richard

richard nixon in 1972, he was lee elected by 61% and then he resigned. r because of impeachment. reagan was hobbled by the iran contra schedule. little got done. george bush in 1990, the george bush 1st didn't get re-elected but pulled through a balanced budget, worked with the other party, increased taxes, read my lips, no new taxes. he did that. got the economy on the right track. bill clinton inherited that and yet clinton in his second term promised to build a bridge to the 21st century and then he was impeached for lying under oath about monica lewinski and george w. b bush was re-elected tonal see his rating plummet and difficulty with the hill because of divided party government with scenes of violence in new orleans and baghdad and the financial crisis. obama, i think obama knows how to read the tea leaves from 2010, on, when he lost the house. i personally thing that he will begin to moderate and work with the republicans. i hope that he does. i think he also is very worried about the 3338 pieces of legislation that were passed in the first two years. it's not only the a

rebels, finally gaining an advantage that led to a confederate retreat, and days later, lee's surrender. richard somers takes us into the minds of each commanding general. he argues that the siege was unique in military history and discusses how the conflict brought about the end of the war. this talk is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the director of the u.s. army educational center and the entire staff of the u.s. army heritage and educational center, and the u.s. army war college, welcome to the third lecture of our series. the u.s. army war college sponsors the series to provide an historical dimension to the exercise of generalship, strategic leadership, and war fighting institutions of power. we would like to extend a warm thank you to the army heritage center foundation for their support and everything we do. please be aware that the book for tonight is on sale in the gift shop, and we will have a book signing directly after the lecture. all proceeds go to the foundation to support the growth of the army -- the army heritage and education center. our speaker is dr. ri

lee majors should play on you stin. and i think dr. rudy wells will make a good rudy wells. >> i think we have one of my favorite things, a richard andersonlying around somewhere. it is lee majors and the big foot collection. this is from my own collection. it took him four hours to get that out. >> i had that doll and it disappeared. >> it came with the jogging. >> what i love the most is it unites the old baby boomers like you and the gen-xers like me and we can agree it was a great show and that a remake is a great idea. >> do we have any other call fors? sound effects? >> this was on -- i believe it was every monday night -- monday or sunday? my favorite episode -- my favorite episodes were when he fought the $7 million man who was played by -- >> is it chuck norris? monty marcom. >> was he married to lyndsay wagner? >> this is ridiculous. >> >> played in that first one. i am not that much younger than you guys. >> she was a broad. >> is lee majors still alive? >> yes. >> he watches request the red -- he watches "red eye." >> does it drive you crazy? >> how come lee majors hasn't been on. i was on with space man from the a-team. >> le

in the past few months police named lloyd lee well which and his uncle richard alan -- welch and his richard alan welch as persons of interest. >>> vandals targeted a uva fraternity house one day after rolling stone detailed an article of an alleged gang rape in 2012. that fraternity has now suspended all activities and charlotte police are going to investigate. a student named jackie said she was gang raped during a frat party and that friends and a university dean discouraged her from going to police. >>> a former student is the gunman behind the florida state university campus shooting today. 31-year-old myron may graduated in 2005 but came back early this morning to the school where he shot and injured three people in the library. cell phone video shows the students moments after the gunman opened fire. police fatally shot may after he refused to drop that police coe shooter had a history of mental illness. investigators are still working on a motive. two students are still in the hospital tonight. >>> lawmakers cook a closer look at cyber threats -- took a closer look at cyber t

richard nixon in 1972, he was lee elected by 61% and then he resigned. r because of impeachment. reagan was hobbled by the iran contra schedule. little got done. george bush in 1990, the george bush 1st didn't get re-elected but pulled through a balanced budget, worked with the other party, increased taxes, read my lips, no new taxes. he did that. got the economy on the right track. bill clinton inherited that and yet clinton in his second term promised to build a bridge to the 21st century and then he was impeached for lying under oath about monica lewinski and george w. b bush was re-elected tonal see his rating plummet and difficulty with the hill because of divided party government with scenes of violence in new orleans and baghdad and the financial crisis. obama, i think obama knows how to read the tea leaves from 2010, on, when he lost the house. i personally thing that he will begin to moderate and work with the republicans. i hope that he does. i think he also is very worried about the 3338 pieces of legislation that were passed in the first two years. it's not only the a

ang lee a jolie the actress was one of them. steve hawkins the scientist. richardanson himself was going to be one of the first people to be a commercial customer actually on the debut commercial flight it was supposed to take place in march or possibly as early as february next year. we do know that virgin galactic is in the middle of building a second spaceship but due to extensive testing for that craft obviously a lot more thorough testing after what's happened today. there is no indication yet at this time when should be able to get back in the air again. indeed, it just got bode well for the commercial exploration of space considering this is the second incident we have had terribly catastrophic incident we he have had in the space of a week, greta. >> dominic, thank you. and today in virginia jesse matthew the suspect in the kidnapping of uva co-ed hannah graham facing a judge. he appeared by closed circuit tv to face charges in another crime. matthew is charged, attempted murder and sexual assault in a 2005 attack on a young woman in northern virginia. most

lee vye stadium. kaepernick regressing as quarterback. the team is losing ugly. first time they have hosted. game on thanksgiving. niner fans were ready. we are richard sherman post game out burst last year. he shows a through that led to game only touch down. with ill son the tossed with 13 yard for the score. third quarter. in the beach mowed. takes off a tackle. pushed out of bounds flushed out of the pocket. fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. now 7 and 5 on the season and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my ch

lee vye stadium. kaepernick regressing as quarterback. the team is losing ugly. first time they have hosted. game on thanksgiving. niner fans were ready. we are richardst last year. he shows a through that led to game only touch down. with ill son the tossed with 13 yard for the score. third quarter. in the beach mowed. takes off a tackle. pushed out of bounds flushed out of the pocket. fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. now 7 and 5 on the season and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we get three yearsuncer: interest-free financingweekend and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years in

takes center dean heller and mike lee and dick durbin and al franken, richard blumenthal for their help. and i ask unanimous consent for the statement of administration policy the support of this u.s.a. freedom act as well as other items of support be printed in the record. >> without objection. >> i yield the floor. >> i would yield three minutes to the senator from florida, senator rubio. >> thank you, mr. president god forbid -- is in the united states and federal agencies need to determine who this person is courting with to carry out a potential back within the homeland. one of the tools were used as a tool that allows them to see people have been calling and interacting with so we can disrupt that sell before they carry out horrifying attack that can kill millions of people. today were able to do that because of a program that collects those records and keeps them. not in the hands of anyone is looking at them on irregular basis that keeps them readily available to the government so the government can access those records and disrupted a plot. what this bill would do is take a par

lee vye stadium. kaepernick regressing as quarterback. the team is losing ugly. first time they have hosted. game on thanksgiving. niner fans were ready. we are richardst last year. he shows a through that led to game only touch down. with ill son the tossed with 13 yard for the score. third quarter. in the beach mowed. takes off a tackle. pushed out of bounds flushed out of the pocket. fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. now 7 and 5 on the season and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we >> let's go to dallas where the cow boys and eagles battle. sanchez completed 20 of twain for 217 yards one touch did you know t

lee told him, we'll get married someday. the two have been dating for nine years. >>> senator richard cody is banning stores from opening beforem. on thanksgiving. >>> twitter loved beating out mac. not so lucky. gop, take a listen to the president's jab. >> i am here to announce what i'm sure will be the most talked-about executive action this month. i'm taking an action fully within my legal authority. >> forget the butterball hotline, john boehner has some cooking tips. take a listen. >> the real secret, though, 16 ounces of pure maple syrup, on the bird breast down. halfway through, i literally pick it up and turn it over. i only cook my bird to about 160 max. i take it out, put foil over it and let it sit for at least an hour. it's the resting time that really works. >> sounds like a plan there. and that is your holiday helping of scrambled politics. >>> and i am joined now by syndicated columnist bob franken. good morning to you, bob. >> i didn't know that the speaker was working for the cooking channel. >> neither did i, but i'm not sure if resting was for the bird or just taking a nap. >> what i didn't know was he was

lynn street and lee highway in north lynn from now until the 24th officers will ticket drivers who don't yield to pedestrians. pedestrianing will be cited for jaywalking. >>> i'm richard jordan. a popular building in london is blocked off after some of the bolts fell to the ground. this is the cheese graeter building, 47 stories tall. a glass triangular tower there. these bolts are huge, described as the size of a human arm. one of the bolts fell from as high as 15 stories. the area has been secured. those closing off the area around the area say at this point it doesn't appear that the building's structural integrity is compromised. that's the latest from the live desk. >> thank you, richard. >> grab the umbrella as you head out the door. we're tracking how long this rain will stick around in your hour-by-hour forecast. >>> he may look harmless but he is breaking the law. what this 90-year-old man did that has him facing jail time. >>> news allergy sufferers don't want to hear. why things >> welcome back. it's 5:08. wire learning the number of premature births in the u.s. dropped to the lowest number in years. preterm birth term rate is just over 11%. reducing preemi

richard jordan at the live desk following breaking news. just moments ago, maryland attorney general filed a brief with the court of appeals to try to serve a man currently on death row. jody leehaels was convicted of murder in 1987. just last year, maryland voters repealed capital punishment and now it seems ganz ler is joining miles in his fight, trying to save his life. ganz ler saying that maryland doesn't even have the regulations to conduct an execution at this point. we'll be following this story here throughout the day. barbara. >> here's a look at several other developing stories we're watching right now. the woman kidnapped in philadelphia is resting at home now. police say they want to interview carlesha freeland as soon as they can. the man accused of taking her will be in court about an hour from now. watch news 4 later today to learn the latest developments in this story. >>> house speaker john boehner will speak a little over an hour from now. he will unveil the republican agenda for the next two years. now that the gop controls both the house and the senate, boehner has expressed willingness to work with the white house. >>> and the next few minutes at the whit

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rand paul and mike lee joining with ron widen and al franken, for example. they will be opposed by richard burr, the chair of the intelligence committee, john mccain and lindsay graham and others. we will see tensions there on both of those issues. there's a chance for corporate tax reform. but we have to keep in mind that business's idea of corporate tax reform is cut marginal rates and leave preferences alone. any reform that is not revenue neutral is simply not going to happen. whether you can work some deal out will be interesting to watch. i do think there's a real possibility of infrastructure reform. john da laelaney has a bill in house. have profits from companies used with an incentive to buy a portion. so you don't have a lot of government funding directly. that could happen if there's a desire to make something happen. again, you will see substantial tea party opposition to anything that looks like it's expanding government. we are going to get a crisis in the highway trust fund again because of the refusal to race gasoline taxes or consider any other revenue source unless you c

lee. what do you think the prospects are for the redacted information, the most vital information, to be released sometime in the future? >> right. you mean specifically in the richard documents? >> no, no, all the documents. >> oh -- >> all fbi documents have been redacted, there is more material acted --d -- read redacted than released. i just wonder is anything original or put forward -- [inaudible] >> right. there are certain rules on automatic declassification that require records to be released, and that has resulted in the release of much more information, but over classification of records is a huge problem in government, has been for decades, and it's very frustrating to people who are trying to understand their history. what you see in these records is that in the 1950s and 1960s jay edgar hoover's fbi was secretly involved in events in effect trying to alter history by tampering with people's first amendment rights, leaking information, shaping how people viewed events at the university, and all of these decades later, you see the fbi, today's fbi, withholding information, public information from records which is, in effect, once again, interfering with o