. >> i'm e rick thomas. the 6.0 magnitude earthquake there have been a lot of aftershocks, and we're going to take a look at the weather forecast and get some of that information. >> thank you very much. good morning to everybody. welcome to a morning that has a little bit of drizzle out there. watch out for that. not very wide spread pamainly along the coast. any commute all the way from the east bay was pretty quiet. here is a look at the road cam. you can see the entire picture there and the low clouds hanging around. they will slowly fade away today because of that we're going to be cooler. 78 to 83. 63 to 69 along the coast in san francisco. the rest of us will be around 78 to 77 degrees. >> as we were reporting yesterday, of course, we had did have some of street closures early on after the earthquake hit. those road closures have reopened. this was including i 80 the transition road to 37. the good news they reopened things quite early because the damage wasn't as bad as they thought. any roads that e

. >> i'm e rick thomas.thquake there have been a lot of aftershocks, and we're going to take a look at the weather forecast and get some of that information. >> thank you very much. good morning to everybody. welcome to a morning that has a little bit of drizzle out there. watch out for that. not very wide spread pamainly along the coast. any commute all the way from the east bay was pretty quiet. here is a look at the road cam. you can see the entire picture there and the low clouds hanging around. they will slowly fade away today

tuesday, actually, my trusty google alert for sherman's march pointed me to a column written by thomas ricks on foreign policy entitled "sherman as a counter insurgent." ricks argued that sherman, he's arguing that sherman was embarking on a counter insurgency and not a soft hearts and minds campaigns which ricks sort of pooh-poohs and a tough minded you're either with us or against us approach with clear political and psychological dimensions. i read rick's column over a bunch of times and i'm not convinced by his argument, but where i think ricks' work is useful and what i am convinced of is that sherman's march and its relationship to what americans think about war is still very much alive and very much relevant today. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i'm happy to answer any questions. oh, here we go. oh. >> can you address a little -- you talked a lot about the topic from the standpoint of what sherman ordered. can you address kind of what actually was happening on the ground for the union troops, in particular as they march through the swath of the south, they obviously disrupted th

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trajectory and i think if you elect individuals like joanie earnst in iowa and thomas hill in north carolina, make sure that ricke governor of florida and nikki haley who's running in south carolina, that those individuals are elected to office for another four years. >> but you also went out of your way to help the republican gubernatorial candidate, chris christie as part of the national governor's association, why? >> because it's better to have a republican in office no matter what state it is, whether it's in new york or florida or new mexico. that's what we ought to be focused on is really helping republicans across the board. and i make the argument that it's their policies on taxes and regulation and legal system and accountable public schools that will make the states more competitive and then teach our friends in washington, d.c. that the 10th amendment really means something, that washington needs to do the few things that are enumerated in the constitution to do like secure the border and leave everything else up to the states. >> governor rick perry, a pleasure, sir, thank you very much. >>> hillary

rick? >> you go right ahead. >> let's be generous to thomas paine. he thought that many of the problems he saw accumulating in this society at the time of our colonial link with britain could be overcome by a cataclysmic act, a revolution, cutting us off from this society of which we have been a colony, rejecting the monarchy, rejecting -- unbelievable. he then had to face as many revolutionaries had that what it was he thought was the problem, turned out to be only part of the problem here it was a necessary but not a sufficient step to take to achieve the goals he so brilliantly put forward for us, that he so brilliantly expressed. so we learned in the aftermath of thomas paine, either within or after he dies, after him that there's more to be done, that been an independent country cut off from your colonial master is necessary, but it's not sufficient. how many nations have been discovering that in the last 200 years? particularly in the so-called third world. it's necessary but it's not sufficient. what else has to be done? we have to understand

rick wolff, spoke to your neighbors and make revolution everybody. thank you. [applause] >> are. >> i just want to thank our friend from the thomaspaine friends who brought these beautiful posters to give to each of us. [inaudible conversations] >> c-span's booktv. friday night, with book0s marriage equality, the obama versus the clintons and the autobiography of former mayor of washington, marion berry, jr. bob woodwards interviews john dean, and sunday afternoon, anthony marks, president and ceo of the new york library, sheafing on the lie -- shedding light on the library's past and sprint future. >> now senator jim demint spoke about his book, failing in love with america again, at the leadership summit in washington, dc. this is half an hour. >> all right. our next speaker is senator jim demint and i see some other people are filing in for it. i think you'll allow me -- for us to take the seventh inning stretch by standing up and saying the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and just

rick deal with this more. i would just say that the conception of thomas paine of laissez-faire capitalism came out of adam smith. and adam smith had a very benign view -- i am about to embarrass myself. miami your understanding. there was a kind of naive few that capitalism was creating a kind of equality. i think thomas paine was wrong on this, just as i think thomas paine was now used about human imperfection. an inability to understand san and human corruption. so when thomas paine is in support of the banks and against the paper currency which did cause hyperinflation it comes out of this minute believe that that was a democratizing force. >> well, i mean, a developing view about the economy. very different. common sense. what he says in "the rights of man." and the second volume which is basically a social democratic. the first person to call for a guaranteed minimum income. guaranteed minimum income. and the very front page, every citizen ought to receive a lump of money when they are 15 and another major love when they are 45. no matter what. he breakdown the inheritance transmittance of wealth at the to

rick deal with this more. i would just say that the conception of thomas paine of laissez-faire capitalism came out of adam smith. and adam smith had a very benign view -- i am about to embarrass myself. miami your understanding. there was a kind of naive few that capitalism was creating a kind of equality. i think thomas paine was wrong on this, just as i think thomas paine was now used about human imperfection. an inability to understand san and human corruption. so when thomas paine is in support of the banks and against the paper currency which did cause hyperinflation it comes out of this minute believe that that was a democratizing force. >> well, i mean, a developing view about the economy. very different. common sense. what he says in "the rights of man." and the second volume which is basically a social democratic. the first person to call for a guaranteed minimum income. guaranteed minimum income. and the very front page, every citizen ought to receive a lump of money when they are 15 and another major love when they are 45. no matter what. he breakdown the inheritance transmittance of wealth at the to

thomas gage, you're under arrest. everything that you have on me, it's all going away. (gates) i'm very interested in knowing how he got out of that holding cell on your watch. castle... rick loss for words. sophia turner. hello, rick. (beckett) you're clara strike from the derrick storm books? welcome to the cia. (martin) gage was our most effective asset. he went rogue. pandora is the code name for gage's mission.

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