commander, the smaller vessels under commander samuel phillips lead as high as vicksburg. these force the surrender of baton rouge. when lee reaches vicksburg and demanded its cupitchulation the governor sent a cheeky reply. mississippians don't know and refuse to learn how to surrender to any enemy. if they can teach them, let them come and try. farragut would soon come and try. he decided to take most of the fleet up to vicksburg, including a large sea going sloots of war at a fairly high stage of the river. and that's late spring. but he was not happy about this prospect. in letters to his wife he complained of the navy department's pressure on him in ignorance of the difficulties he faced. they will keep us in the river until the vessels break down and the reputation we made is evaporated. the government appears to think we can do anything. fighting is nothing to the river. to secretary wells farragut reported the elements of destruction to the navy in this river are beyond anything i have encountered. more anchors lost and vesseled ruined than any i have seen in a lif

the first is by samuel a. foote, judge of our new york court of appeals, who, while he was on the court, wrote a letter at the end of 1862, so the war is well under way. he lost two sons, john and samuel. his third son, alfred, was seriously wounded but survived. although i notice that boy died in 1869, nine years before his father, judge foote, one would strongly suspect his wounds had something to do with it. in any event, in 1862, judge foote writes this letter to the president. mr. president, dear sirs, my three eldest sons responded to your call last year for volunteers to suppress the insurrection. the lives of the two eldest have been yielded in the contest. they were dear and dutiful son, as is always the third one, who is still in service. this priceless contribution, which i have been called to make to sustain our institutions and the integrity of our country, entitle me, i respectfully submit, to the president that is it perfectly clear to my mind that rebellion cannot be afek chully suppressed and

i think what samuel jackson was doing, he is going to be the angry black man.said if he was giving the state of the union and some congressman shattered out liar, he would gone and attacked him. this is madness. it shows how base his thinking is. he is an actor with a movie coming out he wants to advance he is edgy young black guy. it's ridiculous. it goats into our bloodstream in terms of thought and thinking. suddenly we discussing on a serious show. i don't think he deserves it. >> i think you are right. if you look at what happened with jeremy lynn, as well. don't we get to a point in society we can say we trailblazers in the world of sports but at some point, can't you say somebody is great basketball player, whether they are saying asian-american player he is amazing period? >> guest: i agree. when we talk about floyd mayweatherer. this is a guy who has mocked an asian opponent by saying we're going to feed him cats and dogs. he admitted to beating his girlfriend. this is not a thought leader in the black community, american community, athletic community.

samuel adams family did own a brewery in boston. but samuel adams, john hack congre hancock, these are well known names. these people are such a thorn in the british. and general gauge, he said let's go out and crab thgrab this pow. we know where they are. let's rest them enough to know. this is one of the single chapters in this book. in fact, the cover of this book, not giving too much away sh the cover of this book is the death of joseph warren. joseph warren is still in boston. he is one of the rebels who is still brave enough to stay there. he is in charge of things in the city of boston. he sends a couple of men out to work that the british are coming. after dr. warren gives -- they both slipped silently. they practiced cutting the surface with no sound. behind him, revere could see the steep will of the church framed against the starry sky. there would be no mistaking the light of the lantern against the darkness. the signal would come from the base of the steep will. he'll be there. he's a good man. i know he understands the

en san salvador, el salvador, samuel arias, telemundo. ? momento de la primera pausa, al regresar.porte especial, ya regreso. >>> al precandidato republicano mitt romney, le ha causado que este en para la cuerda floja ante cientos de estudiantes hispanos, que dejaron ver pÚblicamente su descontento contra el gobernador de massachusetts jeanette, adelante. >>> me encuentro en mesa arizona mitt romney se presentÓ frente a cientos de simpatizantes. me encuentro en una ciudad mayormente mormona. escuchamos las palabras de mitt romney. aquellos que apoyan el dream act y de ahora en adelante le van a reclamar a mitt romney por su postura anti inmigrante. y le van a reclamar en un evento de campaÑa como este. y de llegar a la casa blanca, vetarÍa el acta del sueÑo. >>> el mensaje es que no vamos a quedarnos quietos, hasta que Él tenga una responsabilidad con los estudiantes indocumentados y que no puede estar jugando con el voto latino. y tenemos campaÑas de responsabilidad para aquella persona que ataque a la juventud irnos migrante. >>> romney llega al valle a una semana del debate pres

en la cÁrcel de salvador, samuel arias, telemundo. . >>> y con esto nuestra Última pausa desde lynwooddando sus hijos pero ahora piden que se les respete sus derechos, sepa quÉ hacen para conseguir horas de descanso y dÍas libres, maÑana a las 6: 30. . >>> aquÍ no los Ángeles se presentÓ en corte el maestro de la escuela miramonte acusado de abuso sexual contra estudiantes, francisco cuevas con los detalles. >>> fue maestro por mÁs de 30 aÑos en la miramonte pero hoy en corte se presentÓ ante un juez con un overol anaranjado para declaro raro se no culpable de las acusaciones en su contra. >>> ten hospital que dejar el proceso, tome sus pasos. >>> el ex maestro acusado de 23 casos de conducta inapropiada, autoridades encontraron fotografÍas de niÑos comiendo galletas con semen pero a 33 sar de esto, esta madre de familia vino apoyarlo porque cree en su inocencia. >>> Él es bueno, es un amigo tambiÉn de la familia y ayuda ha ido a nuestra casa y es respetuoso. >>> su abogado informÓ hoy a la jueza a cargo que su cliente te pre me por su vida ya que en donde estÁ detenido con fianza de 2

eert that name, samuel jackson. adds iffing a having that name isn't tough enough, a background report found three other less desirable samuel decades, all decades older, a different race and two currently in prison. all of their profiles attached to his background check. >> the background check company was aware that mr. jackson is only 30 years old. so it clearly couldn't have been him. and obviously he couldn't be all three sex offenders at the same time. >> reporter: jackson sued and the background company settled for $35,000, but not all cases are so clear cut. the way it is supposed to work, if a job seeker is not hired because of a negative background check, the prospective employer must tell them that. the fair credit reporting act requires it. but how is a job seeker to know? and along with the explosion of companies ordering background checks are the ones performing them. >> they're not all created the same. some are more careful than others and i think that job seekers do have to be careful. >> reporter:

samuel adams radical pure tan and a biography of john hancock. the last time bill fowler was at the social law library was in 205. at the time he was the director of the massachusetts historical society and he joined gordon wood, pauline may area, ankiel redemar and me in a fascinating and fun discussion celebrating the 225th anniversary of the massachusetts constitution of 1780. the story line of his newest book starts just a year later in 1781. there's an interesting bridge between the adoption of our massachusetts constitution ol' 1780 and bill's book that describes the uncertain war years that followed. i dug out a very interesting letter dated november 12, 1780. it was from soldiers encamped with george washington in new jersey. the letter is about the soldier's view of the new massachusetts's constitution and the war. in part the letter to the massachusetts legislature reads the undersigned officers of the troops of massachusetts in the names of our own names and the names of the brethren in the field declare that we highly respect and appr

the first is by samuel, judge of new york court of appeals. who while he was on the court wrote a letter at the end of 1862. so the war is well underway. he lost two sons. john and samuel. his third son alfred was seriously wounded but survived. although i noticed that boy died in 1869, nine years before his father, one would strongly suspect his wounds had something to do with it. in any event, in 1862, the judge writes this letter to the president. mr. president, dear sir, my three eldest sons responded to your call last year for volunteers to suppress the insurrection. the lives of the two eldest have been yielded. they were dear and beautiful sons as is also the third one who is still in service. this priceless contribution which i have been called to make to sustain our institutions and the integrity of our country and title to me i respectfully submit to stay to the president of my choice that it is perfectly clear to my mind that rebellion cannot be effectually suppressed and we become a united people unless slavery is destroyed. and th

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a un familiar herido en brazos, ganó el concurso mundial de fotografías periodísticas, el español samuel vistas desde el espacio, ya regresamos ♪. >>> a solo dos días de realizarse las históricas primarias de la oposición en venezuela, los precandidatos que se quieren oponer al presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez, están en la recta final, ahora tenemos el perfil de enrique capriles, que según encuestas es el favorito para ganar los comicios. >>> con 39 años, es el precandidato opositor más joven, su juventud no le ha impedido ser favorito en las encuestas para ganar las primarias, con un discurso social, inclusive. >>> que nadie se ponga una playera de un color, para tener una oportunidad, porque así tiene que ser venezuela. >>> proveniente de una familia de clase alta, capriles, fue el presidente más joven de la cámara de diputados, gobernador de miranda, después de derrotar a cabello, uno de los favoritos del presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez. >>> sigue habiendo una ventaja, del candidato capriles, que no se expone tanto. >>> estuvo preso 4 meses, acusado de violencia contra la emb

[información en pantalla] >>> para el 2013, la propuseta es de 234 millones de dólares >>> samuel gonzalez de dólares contra el narcotráfico >>> también de ahí la importancia del aporte económico, aunque sea una fraccion, y méxico cargue con los demás costos >>> díganos algo nuevo, dijo este hombre al secretario de gobierno. >>> y tampoco podemos negar que desde el inicio de la administración del presidente felipe calderón se reconoció la magnitud del problema y se confrontó el problema >>> con el dinero se entregan helicópteros, se da entrenamiento a policías y millitares >>> se apropiaron de las instituciones del estado. >>> la propuesta tendrá que ser analizada por los subcomités en estados unidos >>> aquí en méxico, la ayuda contra el narcotráfico ha dividido al congreso. muchos dicen que no es necesaria su ayuda, porque con balas no se gana la paz. y otros dicen que es necesaria la ayuda para enfrentar este delito. >>> la propuesta de legalizar la venta y consumo de droga generó una controversia en nivel mundial. el presidente colombiano juan manuel santos dijo que está dispuesto a da

but justice o'connor has been exceeded by samuel. he wrote: right now students in the top 10% of texas high schools are automatically admitted into that state's public university system. miss fisher missed the cut off and was put in to other things that were considered like work experience and community service. the last time the supreme court ruled on affirmative action and why are they taking this up now? >> probably a simple head count. the court is much more conservative. and keegan was a very strong vote likely in favor of texas. and the swing justice, justice kennedy voted previously against the position of sandra day o'connor in the case you just mentioned. but the odd thing is really timing. one of the most controversial parts of the o'connor decision is she sort of arbitrarily said we're going to allow this to happen for 25 more years, and a lot of people viewed that as why 25 years even justice brensberg and breyer would not sign on to that opinion. but even under that analysis we would have only -- you know the difference

--samuel arias, ingres a la prisin ms grande de ese pas y prepar este reportaje.ariel rodriguez con el pronostico del tiempo. cu ---nueva pausa en la noticias pero ya volvemos... con ramon diaz y los deportes... take sot segment ends cu ---nueva pausa y atencion ---nueva pausa y atencion padres de familia... take vo ---ahora resulta que la famosa pastilla azul que ayuda a muchos hombres... podria ayudar a niÑos... ya le contamos como. take vo -- tambien ...la relacion entre los ataques al corazon y las mujeres... esto al volver. segment ends anchor -- hoy fue un da de victoria para los jornaleros. --en una decisin histrica, la corte suprema decidi que es su derecho constituciona l, pedir empleo en lugares pblicos. --nos amplia jose diaz balart, desde los angeles. take pkg anchor --casi todo el mundo sabe de las propiedades del viagra.. take vo --pero saba que tambin puede salvar vidas? --un doctor del hospital "lucile packard" us por primera vez el viagra en una beb que tena una severa malformacin linftica...con resultados extraordinarios. --la malformacin desapar

another one and enormous billboard over this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction of $3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part

. >>> 60-year-old samuel garris is in jail for improperly touch mag woman at a lowe's. police found the suspect right across the street. the victim i.d. he had him and now he's in jail. >> kelly swoope has more on an unconventional valentine's day. >> everyone wants flower to so the sheriff's department is using that. in honor of valentine's day, the sheriff's office chose four people with warrants for their arrest who also happen to have birthdays today. the sheriff wrote each one of them a note mapped posted the whole thing on facebook. >> i'm actually writing a handwritten card and enclosing a copy of your war rent in your valentine's day greeting. >> sheriff hoffman is offering a dozen roses for the first two to come into the sheriff's department. this isn't the first time the sheriff's department has used social media to deliver a mefnlgt they've also used it in the past. points for creativity. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >> he has about 36 roses on his desk. >>> be honest right now. are you more upset about a 20-year-old breakup or not getting that job promotion last

samuel gonzÁlez, quien fue jefe contra la delincuencia organizada de mÉxico pide mil millones de dÓlaresÍ la importancia de la cooperaciÓn económica, aunque sea una fracciÓn, que cargue con la mayorÍa de los recursos que se estÁn destinando. >> el responsable de la rehabilitaciÓn de drogas, en un foro donde defendÍa la estrategia contra el crimen. >> desde el inicio de la concentraciÓn del presidente calderÓn se reconoció la magnitud del problema. se confrontÓ. >> con el dinero de la iniciativa mÉrida se entrenan helicÓpteros, se da entranmiento militar. >> la delincuencia organizada se apropiÓ del estado. >> la propuesta del estado para mÉxico deberÁ ser analizada por los comitÉs del congreso en estados unidos. aquÍ, en mÉxico, la ayuda mientras los partidos de oposiciÓn seÑalan que no es necesaria para cobrar la paz. el partido el gobierno insiste que es necesaria la colaboraciÓn de estados unidos para enfrentar esrte delito. en la ciudad de mÉxico, edgar muÑoz. >> juan manuel santos fue el primero en mencionarlo y despuÉs en estar dispuesto en un acuurdo a nivel mundial y ahora se han

there is new developments this morning as samuel and kelvin, two of the 17 officers charged head to court. a according to published reports , there is new evidence in documents that show plition traced over 8000 telephone contacts between a cell phone for the majestic towing company to 12 police officers over a 13 month span and 2000 contacts with 47 police officers. 17 officers were charged but more than 50 officers were involved in the towing scheme. financial records show, checks written to 13 officers, two not criminally charged, document showed the number of people who knew and complained was significant. officers were accused in the towing scheme of being bribed to push business to the domestic auto repair shop after responding to crashes. >>> governor o'malley delivering remarks at the maryland network against domestic violence memorial service. the event begins at 7:00 , the group is remembering the women, men and children who died as a result of domestic violence during the past year and focusing on changing laws to reduce domestic violence. >>> police are searching for a murder

we'll bring in alice samuels senior writer for the daily beat from the beverly hilton which is where police responded earlier, paramedics and found whitney houston unconscious and unresponsive. >> are you with us? >> i know that clive davis is going to be having his gathering 15 minutes from now and we have showed people show up in the red carpet. >> people are coming in and looking gorgeous and beautiful as they go to the annual party clive had. you can see the somber mood and people are feeling the pain of a major loss. it is not a cell braatory view . >> are they talking as they go in? casey stegal is there. and try to see if anybody will speak it is a red carpet. >> they are rushing celebrities in. i saw jimmie gan and producers didn't want to talk. they were not in the mood and didn't have words to put it together. to describe the scene they are feeling. security is rushing people in. >> i know that you are gathered there and on the eve of the grammis and this is a huge event and as you get ready to write. what will your first words be? >> interview with whitney so many times an

that's a shared ramp. iy0 >>> developments as samuel and kelvin, two of 17 officers charged head to court. documents show police traced 8000 telephone contacts between a cell phone for the majestic towing company to 12 police officers over a 13-month span and 2000 contacts with another 47 police officers. 17 officers were charged but more than 50 officers were involved. financial records show checks written to 13 officers, including two who were not criminally charged. documents show a large number of people knew about the scheme and complained. adjustors and rival towing companies expressed concerns. officers were accused in the towing scheme 2%çof pushingxwst to business to the majestic auto shop repair after responding to crashes. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> today the governor will deliver remarks at the maryland network against domestic violence memorial service. it's tonight in annapolis. the group is remembering men, women and children who died res during the past year. celebrating the survivors and focusing attention on changing laws to reduce domestic violence will take

samuel arias, telemundo. >>> con eso otra breve pausa al regresar.hoy se presentÓ ante un juez el joven de 1 aÑos acusado de perpetrar el tiroteo en una preparatoria la tercera vÍctima y una comunidad conmovida como pudo ocurrir una tragedia. vanessa hauc tiene el informe. >>> esta maÑana, la policÍa confirmÓ la noticia, que nadie querÍa escuchar. un segundo estudiante, muriÓ en el hospital, y una hora mÁs tarde rc otro joven falleciÓ. esta comunidad de ohio, unida en una vigilia, continÚa tratando de entender, quÉ llevÓ a tg lane un joven de 17 aÑos de edad, al que todos describen como in o o trofr tied. el jovencito no conocÍa a las vÍctimas y disparÓ con una pistola calibre 22. >>> un juez le pidiÓ a los medios de comunicaciÓn que que no mostraran el rostro ni de Él ni los miembros de es familia la policÍa dio a conocer las llamadas al servicio de emergencia 911. la esperaba un bus todos los dÍas junto a una docena de estudiantes para ser llevados a una escuela vocacional donde asistÍa luego de clases nadie imaginÓ lo que ocurrirÍa ayer. uno mÁs e

cu -- gracias samuel... ---por supuesto nuestra cadena telemundo esta siguiendo de cerca esta tragedia; maÑana en "levantate'' tendremos lo mas reciente. ---regresamos a la bahia... -- hoy los concejales de san jos decidieron aplazar una votacin sobre el aumento de impuestos. take vo -- la medida que implicara una subida de impuestos a las ventas ser estudiada un par de semanas ms. --la decisin se tom luego de que sta semana, una encuesta mostrra que los residentes de san jos estan dispuestos a pagar ms impuestos y aliviar de ese modo el dficit presupuestal de la ciudad. cu --tambien en san jos y tras 13 aÑos escapando de la justicia, un hombre acusado de violar a su propia hija comparecer esta semana ante las autoridades. --la historia nos la trae jaime peluffo. take pkg con ayuda del fbi y otras agencias, las autoridades del condado de santa clara encontraron a rodrigo solano calvario en nayarit, mxico donde tena un puesto de carne asada.. a solano se le acusa de violar a su propia hija de 12 aÑos en 1999

---samuel arias con los detalles.da, las autoridades salvadoreÑas detuvieron a ms de un centenar de presuntos pandilleros. take vo --los sospechosos estn vinculados a homicidios y extorsiones. --durante el registro de sus casas, se hallaron armas, droga, celulares, y hasta cuadernos con los registros de personas que eran extorsionadas. --las vctimas son en su mayora comerciantes. take vo --en mxico, se hablo de lo que toleran y no toleran los mexicanos, y la encuesta nacional sobre discriminacin revel que los inmigrantes centroamericanos estn entre los grupos ms rechazados. --mientras, que los indgenas y la comunidad gay, siguen encabezando los grupos ms discriminadas. --4 de cada 10 mexicanos consideran que no se respetan los derechos de esos grupos. anchor --se acab el suspenso sobre la salud del presidente hugo chvez. --hoy se ley el parte mdico, que di cuenta de la operacin contra el cncer a la que se someti en cuba. --daniel garrido, nos lo cuenta. roll weather open cu ---nueva pausa en las noticias, pero ya regr

joining me now from los angeles is allison samuels, she's a contributor for the daily beast.as your sister/girlfriend. what did she mean to you? >> she was just this incredible iconic force that even though she was a huge major star, i met her at height of her career, she still sort of welcomed me into her world and sort of asking me, how are you doing? where are you from? why aren't you mothered? i'm going to help you find a man. she was comfortable with who she was and meeting new people. i was shocked by that. being as i said i met her at the height of her career. she didn't have any walls up, she was very comfortable with her fame. and i think for me that meant so much being that i sort of grew up watching her and seeing her in "17" magazine, i she was a model first. i remember seeing a short-haired girl, chocolate girl, in the pages of "17" in junior high school. to meet her when she was an iconic singer was amazing to me. i never thought that she would welcome me in so freely as she did. >> were you at the beverly hilton when he you heard that she was dead? >> yes. i wa

and boudinot soon became closely acquainted with a newcomer to cherokee nation, samuel worcester, an excerpt linguist from vermont. they began a strong friendship grounded in a strong christian faith and a desire to improve the cherokees. the two men conceived of a new cherokee newspaper that would be printed in both english and cherokee. it would publish laws of the cherokee nation as well as spread news about it people's progress in education, religion and the literary arts. it was called the cherokee phoenix. they set up a shop for the newspaper in the new cosmopolitan cherokee capital december 1827. the cherokee phoenix was the first newspaper ever published by or for indians and printed, at least in part, in an indian language. the first issue, february 1828, contained excerpts in english and cherokee from the just-completed cherokee constitution, the lord's prayer, and an editorial by boudinot. recognizing that most whites still viewed all indians as little more than savages, boudinot focused on indians' capacity for progress as justification for a hopeful future. indians with

. >> samuel obtuvo un tÍtulo en gerencia de negocios.>> otro estudio realizado revela que los estados en donde los empleados tardan mÁs de seis meses en conseguir trabajo son florida, nevada, illinois y nueva jersey negras que la cota del norte - mientras que dakota del norte y dakota del sur es donde es mÁs fácil conseguir empleo. >> desde miami, dardo arellano, univisiÓn. >> en instantes veremos lo caro que le saliÓ a un hombre la amenaza que hizo de atentar contra la vivienda del gobernador. veremos por quÉ. algunos piensan que las declaraciones de dinero de las campaÑas estÁn contaminando la polÍtica nacional y los testimonios de los deportados al salvador. volvemos rÁpido. >> esta noche duerme tras las rejas un hombre acusado de un complot para matar al gobernador de utah. la policÍa dice que brian dijo a algunos de sus amigos que estaba enojado con el gobernador por algunos temas locales. el problema mayor es que el sospechoso amenazÓ con usar explosivos contra la mansiÓn del mandatario estatal. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> si fuÉramos a medir

. >>> en san salvador el salvador, samuel Áreas, telemundo. >>> el distrito escolar de los Ángeles enelemental mira monte parece haber destapado una verdadera uno caj de pandora. >>> con el regrearresto de sala cinco empleados del distrito escolar de los Ángeles detenidos recientemente acusados de cometer acto la skwifs contra menores. >>> esta tarde la presidenta de la junta escolar dice que estÁn tomando medidas con urgencia. >>> estamos teniendo un entrenamiento de nuevo el dÍa 21 de febrero para todos del distrito. >>> en la primarÍa mira monte dÓnde fueron arrestados dos profesores casi todos los padres con elevado nivel de desconfianza deciden regresar a sus hij sus hijoses a clases. >>> si no los traemos la escuela estÁn perdiendo la educaciÓn. >>> pero no es tan fÁcil volver aÚna normalidad, para padres cuyos hijos fueron presuntoas vÍctimas y quienes ahora estÁn siendo sacados de clase por eso policÍas para ser interrogados. >>> mi niÑa ha estado indigo ando ella misma se mete a internet, pero no encuentra respuestas porque son cosas no entiende aÚn a la edad. >>> de repente

. >> el magistrado samuel a quien no opina distinto a su pred ze sor. >> fue una clave donde se permitieraersidad violÓ sus derechos constitucionales, pero muchos argumentarÁn que las oportunidades que aprovechan en las universidades se debe a la acciÓn afirmativa. >> ninguna de las dos cosas, que se mantenga o que se le anule me sorprenderÍa por cambios que ha habido en las condiciones en que ahora se ve los estudiantes tratando de ser aceptados en para las universidades. >> los magistrados escucharÍan los argumentos en este tema sumamente controversial a finales de octubre y justo antes de elecciones presidenciales. >> en la corte suprema, lory montenegro. telemundo. >> para mÁs informaciÓn puede ir a telemundo punt k.com/noticias eso nuestra primera pausa desde la plaza mÉxico en los Ángeles. >> al regresar reaparecel presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez, lo que dijo sobre su salud. >> un padre de california tiene que tomar la peor decisiÓn de su vida. >> ya regreso con eso y mÁs. >> (♪). >> el presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez confirmÓ que serÁ sometido a una nueva operaciÓn, pero ¿po

. >> samuel obtuvo un tÍtulo en gerencia de negocios.. >> otro estudio realizado revela que los estados en donde los empleados tardan mÁs de seis meses en conseguir trabajo son florida, nevada, illinois y nueva jersey negras que la cota del norte - mientras que dakota del norte y dakota del sur es donde es mÁs fácil conseguir empleo. >> desde miami, dardo arellano, univisiÓn. >> en instantes veremos lo caro que le saliÓ a un hombre la amenaza que hizo de atentar contra la vivienda del gobernador. veremos por quÉ. algunos piensan que las declaraciones de dinero de las campaÑas estÁn contaminando la polÍtica nacional y los testimonios de los deportados al salvador. volvemos rÁpido. abunda en las primarias republicanas es el billete. basta mirar por encima del reporte de lo que han donado los amigos de los candidatos para darse cuenta que cuando se trata de alcanzar el poder no hay recesiÓn que valga. pero, ¿por quÉ se acepta que rÍos de dÓlares y nos den una campaÑa para elegir un perÍodo presidente que a su vez tendrÁ el estilo del paÍs a

i have sent smaller vessels under commander samuel phillips lee as high as vicksburg. these gun boats forced surrender of baton rouge on the way up. but when lee reached vicksburg on may 18th, the confederate military governor there sent a cheeky reply. mississippians don't know and refuse to learn how to surrender to any enemy. if they can teach them, let them come and try. faragate would soon some and try. he decided to take most of the fleet up to vicksburg at a fairly high stage of the river in that late spring, but he was not happy about this prospect. in letters to his wife, he complained of the navy department's pressure on him and ignorance of the difficulties he faced. they will keep us in this river until the vessels break down and all of the little reputation we have made has evaporated, he wrote. the government appeared to think we can do anything but fighting is nothing to the evils of the river getting onshore, running afoul of one another, losing anchors, et cetera. to secretary wells faragate reported elements of destruction to the nevada in this river

just as the fleet under flag officer samuel francis dupont had done in south carolina five months earlier. iowa senator, james grimes, a member of the naval committee on affairs told the assistant of the navy fox that the for the a. take new orleans and hold it until the arm comes up. and that's exactly how it happened. the mortar scooners were towed into position on april 18th to begin bombarding the forts. over the next six days and nights they lobbed thousands of 216-pound shells into the forts doing a lot of damage but knocking out only a few of the guns. he grew impatient and decided to run his ships past the forts in the predawn darkness of april 24th. this was not a popular decision among his captains who had in the words of one of them little or no feeling of success. for his part though, he wrote to his wife success is the only thing listened to in this war, and i know i must sink or swim by that rule. as to being prepared for defeat, i certainly am not. any man who is prepared for defeat would be half defeated before he commenced. on april 22nd, he called for a meeting of his ca

customer service assistance and will also be available at samuel morris >> center tomorrow from 8 about 30 until 4:30 p.m.. >> motorists are beginning to feel the pinch at the pump. the average price for a gallon of gas stems at $3.61 a gallon. that is of 5 cents since last week. experts blame who refinery problems on the east coast and growing demand. conflict in the middle east also contributes to surging prices. >> she go politics in the middle east causing of psychology of dear about future some -- of about supply has never been greater. >> gas prices could exceed $4 a gallon by memorial day. tuck.t get sucke download our application to find out about where you are. many in the maryland delegation are heading back home tonight, basking in the glow of the cardinal over the weekend, but not before getting a rare opportunity, an audience with the pope. >> almost 5000 of the faithful gathered inside the auditorium. while they awaited for the arrival of pope benedict, they sound familiar faces from home. there were also a number of spontaneous expressions of song and word from within var

one play before that asante samuel has a pass thrown to him from eli planng. it goes into his hands hands and out of his hands. giants maintain position giants keep the ball, giants throw the pass to tyre, giants throw the touchdown pass to plaxico burres giants win the game, giants are great, patriots are not. same thing yesterday. wes welker catches that pass. it's a first down, they deep ball, the clock is moving, they'll score again and put away the giants instead the most sure-handed receiver on the patriots, one of the most sure-handed receivers in the game drops the pass, opens the door eli throws the pass, that's what sports is about. taking advantage of these opportunits. >> rose: that's what we love sports. y did he not make the catch. >> hey, listen, he's a human being. he dropped it for whatever reason. it was not a simple catch. he had to get to one side, he had to turn around his body. he said that's a catch that you should make and tom brady put that ball in the spot where he did. i don't know if you heard ts but tom brady's girlfriend, gisele b