on my hip there are two hundred fifty million guns in the hands of american civilians and rutherford as i mean he spent more than twenty five thousand dollars on here it's never complete i mean how many pairs of shoes do you have. i mean. i see guns i like to get a read each one brings back memory. this was. my grandfather saddam. going to the notion of. rutherford carries his gun everywhere he legally can and even encourages his daughters and nephew as well and that isn't just rutherford of virginia citizens defense two thousand five hundred members they organize events like this one at parts restaurants and other public places where they openly carry loaded weapons in an effort to normalize their critics say. i believe that you should be able to. carry a firearm in any manner you choose on an airplane in school virginia tech and columbine there are some serious things they don't allow guns it's always a criminals that gets guns and you can't have a gun in a gun free zone so guns going to be allowed on campuses the virginia citizens defense league is part of the greater open carry m

greg rutherford spent years carrying a gun in the past. is in rochester defense tactic. in kenya he didn't see a reason to put it down being a former deputy sheriff i felt that it was necessary to. obtain a concealed handgun permit to protect myself but it does it might just conceal this guy he wants to curia out in the open to me it's the constitutional way to cure your firearm. and i think that. if you don't exercise your rights eventually you will lose on. his way to get drunk won't leave the house without her maggie three fifty seven pistol it's already checked into this special handbag for packing heat. in croatia it was nothing can. be done during the war you know. it's not. like. when i. was like i was. like i was watching t.v. . and i am walking with a gun on my hip there are two hundred fifty million guns in the hands of american civilians and rutherford as he spent more than twenty five thousand dollars on his personal records i mean how many pairs of shoes you have. i mean. i see guns and i could do it every day each one brings back memories. this was. my gran

following year, 1876, after a tightly contested election between rutherford b. hayes and samuel tilden and secretly contest which historians almost universally agree tilden's won and the electoral college went to hays when by one vote, 20 disputed electoral delegates and, 19 for a three state in the deep south were put in his column. the full story of this event is wonderful and involved secret negotiations and backroom deals and finally a commission which was a 15 person commission. seven republicans and seven democrats and one independent person to choose the president. the independent person was initially a supreme court justice, david davis who everybody remarkably agreed was amazingly impartial. but the democrats offered davis the senate seat and he took it. to replace davis, another supreme court justice was chosen. amen named joseph bradley. the only man in american history to be empowered to choose a president by himself. and he chose hay is. the reaction to that was so severe that there were widespread fears of a second civil war. uncompromising, the de

abc's tim rutherford was there. >> reporter: ask any personal exchange student and they will say the personal bonds of exchange students run deep. the teenagers from tokyo said good-bye to the entire school before heading home tomorrow. the earthquake struck 10 days before the students' and visit. even in tokyo, far from the epicenter, they knew this one was different. >> everyone screamed. >> reporter: after much discussion, they decided to make the trip. >> the school the people came from canceled all activities except this one exchange, and that was because of the traditions that we had established over the years. >> balloon animals. >> yes, balloon animals. >> i taught her some american dances. we learned the cotton eye joe. >> reporter: in light of events, the students at mcdonough quickly decided to raise money for the japanese red cross. the proceeds will be added to the $10,000 already collected. >> american students can understand the kind of peement japanese are and feel for the people. >> reporter: these young diplomates from a troubled but resilient japan will be remember

the following year, 1876, after a tightly contested election between rutherford b. hayes, and a democrat, a contest which historians almost universally agree. the electoral college went to hays when it by one vote, 20 disputed a electoral delegates, hand three states in the deep south for putting his column. and back room deals and finally a commission which is a 15% commission. and david davis to everybody agreed was amazingly impartial. to replace davis, and a man named joseph filo bradley was the only man in history to be empowered to choose a president by himself, the democrats agreed to do withdraw their objection to the election if a agreed to pull the army out of the south which he agreed to do. the public was not pleased with this chicanery and hayes became referred to by democrats as a fraud or your fraudulent. the justices even though they took it on head on they began to chip away at the foundation of the law which is the fourteenth amendment. i don't have time to discuss all the cases that i will mention a few. that stemmed, and a board of 250 armed whit

we have our entire team here today including charlie dub, scott rutherford and holly gervach. a minute or two from charlie and we'll give it back to you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is charlie dub, i'm the regional manager in the bay area. secretary: could you speak right into that mic? thank you. >> downtown me to repeat myself? we're pleased to present this project to you. as you know, this building has been vacant for a while. it does represent a value to the community, both in terms of healthcare as well as general merchandise. cvs is a well respected company throughout the united states with the recent acquisition of the long stores, we've entered into northern california and as you know, there is certainly a void in terms of drug store competition in san francisco. i would be glad to answer any questions that you have. president olague: we may have questions afterward. i would like to open it up for public comment. we have one speaker card. dolly, i won't even attempt to pronounce your last name. i apologize for that. >> dolly setolamide. good afternoon. i'

randall pinkston, cbs news, east rutherford, new jersey. >>> two extreme skiers barely escape an avalanchethe video has become an internet sensation. check it out, they were in the french alps, using helmet cams to shoot a commercial, when the avalanche struck. the skiers launched themselves over the side of a steep cliff just in the knick of time and managed to parachute so safety. look at that. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." moms love tulips. any second now, they are going to place me at the center of the table. edible arrangements bouquets beautiful like flowers, but unforgettably delicious, any second now... visit, call or go to ediblearrangements.com >>> a homeless mother will be in court in connecticut this morning, accused of sending her son to a better school. tanya mcdowell was arrested april 14. police say she lived in a van and sometimes stayed with a friend in bridgeport, but she sent her 6-year-old son to a school in nearby norwalk. she says her son is devastated of being forced to leave. >> total nightmare for my child, to be asked, you know, like why didn'

(music) >> (music) >>henry: listening to randy rutherford singing at the edge of the world.er and profoundly deaf. yet he does a whole show and in addition, he sings wrote the show. randy what to tell us your story about how you ended up in this situation? >> it's a story but when i was a folk singer in the alaska, at a girlfriend's a there was a love story i play guitar and sings at a fancy salon in downtown anchorage making $150 a week. driving a bright orange convertible in alaska but i looked cool. then all the sudden i started having, i thought i was blessed the fun is figured out what want to do. then i started having ringing in my ears and i went to the doctor, and the doctor said that and probably losing my hearing. this is just the beginning. >>henry: how hard of hearing are you? >> they'd say i've lost about 7 percent each year. which means i can hear a lot of sounds, but i can't discriminate language. it sounds like the world is talking gibberish. >>henry: which it literally is. >> so said i developed this stenographer in my brain, she's typing away the gibberish

a gun on my hip there are two hundred fifty million guns in the hands of american civilians and rutherford estimates he spent more than twenty five thousand dollars on here it's never complete i mean only person shooters that you have. i mean. i sleep on the floor like we did every day each one brings back memories. this was. my grandfather saddam. i wanted to do that when i was you know. arrested for it carries his gun everywhere he legally can and even encourages his daughters and nephew as well and the village just rather very original citizens took on three counts two thousand five hundred members they organize events like this one at parts of restaurants and other public places where they openly carry loaded weapons in an effort to normalize their critics say and. i believe that you should be able to. carry a firearm in any manner you choose on an airplane and in school virginia tech and columbine are some serious things and they don't allow guns it's always the criminals that gets the guns and you can't have a gun and a gun free zone so that's going to be allowed on campuses there vi

the nixon administration and an examination of the disputed presidential election of 1876 between rutherford b. hayes and senate:. -- and samuel ytolin. >> concerning afghanistan, mr. miliband says the the new coalition has set an end date, but have not come up with the sound level strategy to achieve that goal. he speaks with richard's, president of the council of foreign relations. this is just over an hour. >> there are some seats appear. we will get started. was that your phone or mine? >> not mine. i cannot think of a better time to us to everyone to turn off all of their electronics. i will walk the walk and not just talk the talk. welcome to the council on foreign relations. i am richard house. today, we have with us david miliband. i will introduce david in a second. let me get a few housekeeping things out of the way. i want to welcome not just you in this room. we also have formulation members all around the world participating in today's meeting via teleconference. again, turn off all your electronics. this meeting is on the record. anything anyone says can and will be used agains

the nixon administration and examination of the disputed presidential election of 1876 between rutherford b. hayes and samuel j. tilden. the complete weekend schedule e.d c-span.org/scheduling host: in this final segment, we're joined by sharron washington, the executive director for the national writing project. guest: it is a network of the people anchored at colleges and universities in all 50 states, frederico, and the virgin islands. is not just professional development for teachers of english or english language arts, but content areas as well. what does it mean to be righter in social studies? mathematics? host: is your organization private? guest: it is a non-profit. host: what is the importance of teaching writing to the people that you speak to? guest: we actually do not go to the sites, because it is co directed by a university teacher site.l as a k-12 we do not believe in bringing in an expert because we really understand that teachers who are in the classroom every day her a lot of knowledge and we want to leverage the knowledge of our teachers across the nation. host: how ar

during the nixon administration and the examination of the disputed presidential election between rutherford b. hayes and samuel j. tilden. get the complete weekend schedule on c-span.org, where you can have our schedules e- mail to you. >> what i try to do is tell a story with visuals instead of words. i am writing paragraphs that happen to be with images. >> with four pulitzer prizes for photography, she has won the award more than any other journalist. >> the great thing about being a journalist is a variety we get to experience. some of parts of the human condition on so many different levels. she will -- >> she will talk more about her craft on c-span. >> earlier this week, the defense and energy department announced plans to work together on energy issues by developing clean energy technology. to get the secretary's announced this plan of understanding at a white house forum on energy security. this is an hour-and-a-half. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> american families are feeling the impact of higher

jackson was elected and the slurs towards his wife, whether it was the state of the country with the rutherfordlden election, or as mr. ford said with watergate -- it is hard to say that this is the worst of times. i reject that if we look at the country on an historical basis. we are incredibly resilient as a people and nation because of the way our founding documents and the constitution were worded. having thought about this getting ready for today, i think i came away reassured. it is easy to pick examples. we have so many different media sources now. it is to the point where a everybody who has their own iphone is their own media source and can create their own media. instead of having three networks, we now have 300 million networks out there potentially. as a result, we are bombarded with bad news. the good news is somehow filtered out the way spam used to be. i refuse to believe that we have lost stability compared to before. if anything, it is just the swing of the pendulum politically once more. >> i do not think it has changed. when i was in the campaign meetings in 1976, everybody w

nixon administration, and an examination of the disputed presidential election of 1876 between rutherford b. hayes and samuel j. tilden. but the complete we can schedule at c-span.org/history. it also have the schedule email ed to you. >> saturday, >> screaming at c-span not work. >> and the white house today released president obama's birth certificate saying that he was born to an american mother. shortly after that, the president came to the white house press room -- the briefing room to speak to reporters for just under 10 minutes. >> i was back there listening to check saying it is amazing he will not be talking about national security. [laughter] [laughter] >> as many of you have been briefed, we provided additional information today about the sight of my birth. now this issue has been going on for two and a half years now. it started during the campaign. i have to say that over the last two and a half years, i have watched with amusement. i have been puzzled as to the degree to which this thing kept on going. we have every official in hawaii, a democrat and republican, every news o

and an examination of the disputed presidential election of 1876 between rutherford b. and samuel j. tilden. get the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org/history where you can also press the c-span alert button and have our schedules e-mailed to you. >> prime minister's question time returned this week after a three-week easter recess. prime minister david cameron and ed miliband debated the results of a new government report indicating the british economy grew by half a percent in the first few months o of the year. there were also questions about health care reform, patient waiting times, next week's vote on an alternative electoral system and support for the british nuclear industry. this is a half hour. >> the questions to the prime minister, jim shannon.quee >> question one, mr. speaker? >> thank you, mr. speaker.the i know the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to colorer sergeant alan cameron wo died on thursday the 31st of march as a result of injuries he suffered while serving in the afghanistan last april. and captain lisa head from 11 explo