the only sherman williams stores sell sherman williams products. president olague: it looks like the motion -- please, mr. cornell. definitely. >> i cannot think of any compromise like that. commissioner borden: i just thought i would ask. president olague: ok, we have a motion on the floor to deny the project. recall the question. >> the motion on the floor is for disapproval of the proposal that is before you. on that motion, commissioner miguel >> no. >> commissioner borden president olagu, -- the passes 4-3. thank you, commissioners. you're now on item number 13, kasich 2011.0861dd comment discretionary review request. president olague: no point taking a break, right? we should go through with the two items. >> good afternoon, planning commission couldn't i am the southwest team leader. we have a request for discretionary review of the building permit a -- proposing for a two-story horizontal addition in a one-story horizontal edition for 2478 43rd avenue, located in the rh-1. the property is in the outer park side never met. the property is ap

yes are not against sherman williams. i grew up with sherman williams. i think it is a great store. i think the idea of supporting the contractors -- and there are a bunch of different businesses of that type in the area but i am not suggesting that i know anything is vacant or that the neighborhood is supportive, but another is an echo system of contractors that service the home industry, and that seems like it might be a place to look if you have not already as a potential spot. but i do have to agree that on polk street, if that is one of your main audiences you're seeking to reach out to, it does not seem like as ideal of the location, and it is right near the bus stop. it would be problematic if there are a lot of trucks pulling up their right by the bus stop. on this one, even though i typically would be supportive because i think the vacancy needs to be filled, i think in this case it seems that there's a lot of evidence that this is not necessary and, for many, not desirable. commissioner fong: i am going to take a different position and maybe in an unpopular one. i think th

sherman williams is trying to eat their young. they will go out to the independent dealers and compete against them. they are coming to independent hardware stores and going down with them. they now have three stores. all these stores will be within 2.9 miles of each other. that is not very far, and they have plans for seven more stores the way we heard, all within san francisco. that is a small marketing area. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, commissioners. how're you doing? i will make it short. what i want to say is -- president olague: can you state your name for the record? >> nick. sorry about that. this has been a store that has been empty for quite some time now, and if you look around the city, we have a lot of storefronts batter and deep. i live in the richmond district, and we have major halls on geary street and clemmons street. anytime somebody wants to come in, you need to look at it on a case-by-case basis. i think this will bring more traffic to the area. that is one thing i here on geary when i talk to

but sherman.and they met a number of times, and sherman wrote one of his daughters, he said, grant says that my visits to the more good than all the visits of the doctors combined. and when we have the final moment, which was at this temporary template not far from where the great marble thing was later erected, sherman had been the marshall of this parade, and the last moments before grants -- sorry, before his coffin was put behind this mausoleum, as a bugler was playing taps looking straight at sherman and sherman was looking straight at the bugler, and sherman, he was always a good figure of a soldier, had that west point carriage and so forth, he was standing absolute and his whole body was shaking from sobbing. so that's how that ended. and with -- yes, sir. >> how much of the amicable nature of the surrender came from grant and how much came from lincoln, or somebody higher up? >> this was entirely, entirely grant show. there's no evidence that lincoln, other than this, lincoln may have bee

louis to see him but sherman. they met a number of times and sherman wrote one of his daughters.he said grant says that my visit to do more good than all the visits and is combined. and when we had the final moment, which is that this temporary tomb, but not that far from where the great marble stadium was later date, it chairmen have been the marshall at this parade. and the last moments before it grants -- sorry, before his coffin was put behind this meant ok'd out this quick mausoleum, it he was playing cops looking straight at sherman and sherman is looking straight at the bugler. and sherman who is always a good figure at west point carriage and so forth withstanding absolute and his whole body was convulsively shaking and sobbing. so that is how the amended. >> yes, sir, that bear. >> how much of the amicable nature of the surrender at appomattox came from grant and how much came from lincoln or somebody higher up? >> this was entirely, entirely krantz show. i mean, there is no evidence that lincoln, other than ms., lincoln may have been thinking parallel when he went in to

, and sherman was looking desperate at the bugler. and sherman who was always a good figure of a soldier and had that west point carriage and so forth, he was standing at salute, and his whole body was convulsively shaking from sobbing, so that's how that ended. and without -- yes, sir. back there, mike. >> how much of the amicable nature of the surrender came from grant and how much came from lincoln or somebody higher up in terms of the decisions of that? >> entirely, entirely i grant's show. i mean, lincoln had -- there's no evidence that lincoln, other than this, lincoln may have been thinking parallel when he went into richmond very shortly before he was killed, and he said to the american, i'm sorry, the union general then in richmond, he said let 'em up easy, let 'em up easy. and grant may have been thinking in parallel terms. but also what grant understood was if he didn't let them all go there, if he decided to make them prisoners or this or that, it could still be going on today. i mean, you know, they were ready -- a lot of

sherman. and they met a number of times and he said grant said my visit is doing good than all of the visits combined and when we have the final moment from the tomb tomb, sherman was the marshall of the parade. last moments before the coffin was put in the mausoleum, a bugle was playing taps and sherman, who was always a good figure was standing absolute and his whole body was convulsively shaking from sobbing. that is all that ended. >> how much of the amicable nature of the surrender came from grants and how much came from abraham lincoln or higher up? the decisions? >> entirely grant. there is no evidence abraham lincoln other than this may have been taking parallel very shortly before he was killed and he said to the union general, let them up easy. let them of pc and grant may have been thinking in parallel but grant understood if he did not let them all go, if he decided to make them prisoners, it could still be going on today. although they were starting their brave to the end lettuce

for more on this i'm dr joined by dr jeanette sherman internist and toxicologist and co-author of a new report on the link between an increase in deaths here in america and the ongoing focus human nuclear crisis dr sherman welcome thank you very much thanks so much for joining us tonight tell us about the study you coauthored that suggest as many as fourteen thousand americans have died as the result of focus. my colleague joe mann gallo and i used only governmental data that is by the u.s. government's e.p.a. and c.d.c. and by comparing. the deaths before fukushima for fourteen weeks and after fukushima and then expanding on the data we found that there has been an increase in deaths in the united states this is been corroborated by findings of deaths of particularly of children younger than one year in british columbia which is one of the first places where the radiation would hit so you so younger than one year is that. in fact i thought that the birth the death rate for children that age actually been declining in the united states until the fukushima it reactor it had read it had b

nd secretary sherman, if you want to start, please go ahead. want to be mindful of the setting in how i respond. let me just say this. we are focused very carefully on who is supplying material to iran and in particular to iran's nuclear program. we have obviously a range of sanctions in place against entities in iran as well as entities outside iran that have been supportive of their nuclear proliferation activities and we continue to track very closely the individuals and entities involved in supplying iran's nuclear program, the material for its program. i don't want to get into any greater specificity on that in this setting. we are happy to brief you in a different setting with additional information. we spend an enormous amount of time trying to understand who it is that is supplying iran and taking action to try to isolate them from the international economic and commercial and systems so they are not able to do so. >> i would only add, senator -- and be glad to go into further detail in a classified setting -- a.q. khan's tentacles thro

as i recall that but reagan functionally instructed his justice department to stop enforcing the sherman act which led to this explosion of mergers and acquisition activity in fact it created a term m. and a artist which didn't even exist before you know the michael milken all these guys they came with a whole brain title to work and you know the last big break up was eighty's which started in seventy four i think it was was of nixon or gerry ford's justice department that carter really crusaded it resolved itself during the early years of the reagan administration. is it possible that we could see a return to that pre reagan the suspension of the sherman act and actually start seeing things break up. we can if we have the public will we can absolutely be getting in touch with our congress people we can absolutely be lobbying for this from a citizens' point of view from a community up point of view we if we as communities across the country demands that our government republicans and democrats alike hold that media companies accountable to the public interest and break up antitrust viola

is it possible that we could see a return to that pre reagan suspension of the sherman act and actually start seeing things break up. we can if we have the public will we can absolutely be getting in touch with our congress people we can absolutely be lobbying for this from a citizens' point of view from a community up point of view we if we as communities across the country demands that our government republicans and democrats alike hold that media companies accountable to the public interest and break up antitrust violations violating media corporations and really we really push for this we can but it won't happen is if it's you know just the weather it won't it won't just fly through we really need to make it happen in groups like the center for media justice like my our own organization women in media and news like the media action grassroots network a national network of organizations all across the country have many different options and resources and tool kits available for people who want to help get this media consolidation wave to subside and also last you know in the last sec

sherman. mr.durbin, i felt myself mostly in agreement with your opening statement, and i think to be intellectually honest you are right. the goal is to lessen reliance on foreign oil and especially from areas in the world that are problematic for lots of different reasons, frankly everything has to be on the table. to be honest everything has to be examined forthrightly on its merits, and so i applaud you for that principle i've got to guide what we do and with respect to the keystone pipeline it's not and is the logical issue but in the spirit of being intellectually honest, a couple of points. does trans canada have a determinant in vancouver? is there not a line that ends in vancouver? i don't know whether transcanada has aligned. >> if that ran to the port of vancouver. i don't know. >> i have a map that says there is a pipeline that runs to the canadian west coast from the alberta oil sands i believe it is about 300 barrels a day. >> brenau california gets some capacity. >> there are proposa

sherman dice que su propuesta busca restructurar el sistema para mejorar la educacion que reciben dichosestudiantes... "queremos que los estudiantes tengan mas alternativas, como programas que comiencen a las ocho de la manana hasta las ocho de la noche y brindar mejores opciones a los estudiantes que estan aprendiendo ingles..." la propuesta sera presentada a la junta escolar la proxima semana... "estos estudiantes estaran realizando una protesta el proximo lunes en la sede la junta escola de alexandria con el objetivo de persuadir la propuesta del superintendente. en alexandria, virginia, maria rosa lucchini univision..." surgen quejas contra los consulados salvadorenos en esta region, presuntamente por la tardanza en el tramite de pasaportes y otros documentos necesarios para retornar a su pais... las personas que se quejan dicen que hay informacion contradictoria que retrasan los tramites, en algunos casos por varios meses..vine en marzo de este an venido en octubre, tercera vez que vengo ahora. me dejan otra cita para venir cuando yo pueda, quería viajar a el salvador en enero, no v

sot - sherman says: "... will give iran a windfall." at every turn, the obama administratton stood by its mulilateral approach. sot - cohen says: "...iran is now cut off entirely from 3 of the world's largest financial sectors. iran is now facing unprecedented levels of financial and ccmmercial president obama said quote he "tried hard not to pat himself on the back" claiming this administration has done more for the security offisrael phan any previous on both sides of theeaisle hammered the white house for not doing enoughhto reiin in iran - israel's greatest threat in he region. innwashington, catherine herridge, fox news. 3 3 america's.../ most... recent... medal of honor .../ recipient...// ááhadáá his... good name... /// smeared...//// p áá andáá he says ...it's because.../ he... spoke the truth. truth. dakota .../ presented... the honoo .../ in september ...at the white house...///. áátodayáá... , he... sued... his former employer.../// ttld.../ hii... ánewá employer..../ he... was an alcoholic .../ an

sherman, we have to do that. we apologize.ould you please lower your pants, weld like to see this. >> the tsa shows a preliminary review shows officers followed the procedures. >>> in california, the so-called geeser bandit may have slipped up by leaving a clue after his latest heist. he has hit more than a dozen banks. reporter allison reader has the latest. >> reporter: it's a clue that could help detectives crack the case. they found a day planner in the bank of america parking lot. they think it belongs to the geezer bandit and he dropped it while making his getaway. >> this is the most evidence that has ever been left behind at a scene. >> the bank robber was caught in action on friday evening. investigators say he gave the teller a note with his demands, pointed a gun her way and threatened to shoot if she didn't cooperate. the teller placed the cash in the bag along with a dye pack. the geeser placed it in the in his bag with his day planner and took off. >> i think the shock of the dye pack actually exploding in the ba

general sherman's christmas spent what is it about christm christmas? >> it's a remarkable time for families, and it was a remarkable time in our history over the years. i hope this will be my last christmas book. >> "pearl harbor christmas" is the name of the book. historian stanley weintraub is the author. spent you are watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. >> this is book tv on c-span2, currently we are at the university of maryland in college park, maryland, in the katherine porter room, and we're talking with university of maryland professors who are also authors. we are pleased now to be joined by history professor jon sumida, who has written this book, "decoding clausewitz," a new approach to on more. professor sumida, who was carl levin clausewitz? >> he was a prussian officer who fought against napoleon in the words of the french revolution and by becky first win in action as a teenager in the 1790s. later rose to be a made great officer, was present at the great battle in 1806. was a subordinate of the chief of

sherman. mr. sherman -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for four minutes. mr. sherman: i thank the gentleman for his generous grant of time, especially because he will probably disagree with almost everything i have to say. i'd like to thank chairman ileana ros-lehtinen for bringing together the best ideas of so many members and of course of her own to move toward another important step toward dissuading iran from developing nuclear weapons. and for her ability to build a coalition that has over 300 members co-sponsoring this bill. we have to create circumstances with a -- where the regime in tehran has to choose between its nuclear weapons program and regime survival. we have a -- we owe a special debt of mullahs running iran because it is their incompetence and corruption that creates a risk to regime survival even at a time of very high oil prices. we owe a debt of deprattude to the iranian people who rose up gep the reyeem in the summer of 2009 and whose de

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secretary sherman, if you would lead off. we look forward to having a good dialogue with you. >> thank you, very much. thank you for inviting me and my colleague, u.s. treasury undersecretary david cohen, to discuss the administration's all of government approach to the multiple threats posed by iran, its nuclear ambitions, its support for international terrorism, its destabilizing activities in the region, and its human rights abuses at home. before we start, i must note we have yet another example this week of iran recklessly -- reckless destabilizing this regard. the storming of the british embassy was a dangerous front to the international community and the government of iran's disregard to protect the above platte -- diplomats -- in this practice, we stand with our close colleagues in the united kingdom and are encouraged by many others who were showing their support. our overall policy regarding iran is clear. first and foremost we are determined to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. iran's illicit nuclear act

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sherman now. >> mr.peline if american law prohibited the export of the petroleum that was brought to us through that pipeline? >> mr. sherman i obviously cannot speak for transcanada. i know they testify to some of this last week as well. they only move the product. >> would the american petroleum institute supported statute that provided the pipeline could be built, perhaps with additional environmental safeguards, but prohibited the export of the oil carried by that pipeline? >> no sir, don't think api with support that. >> okay so basically you are not here to try to give us energy security. you are here to try to let some oil companies makes a money by building a pipeline. >> no sir, don't think that's right. >> you don't create energy security by having canadian oil to europe as opposed to exported to japan. >> i disagree with you. >> through the united states. well, the fact is, if the proponents of the pipeline and the industry itself insists on the right to export, if the plan is to build a pipel

. >> jake sherman is here and was at this session with the speaker today.ged he overheard the plotters. this sounds very much like sort of julius caesar and -- >> it's an interesting bit of history. >> going after the king. what was your take away? >> that speaker boehner doesn't like answering these questions. we asked about his role in the alleged coup that almost happened and he said that it's an incorrect rumor that he was a part of any of that. that elicited sneers around the woman. today he addressed it head on. he said he heard conversations but was not part of conversations and never tried to overthrow the speaker of the house. he talked about newt more than ever since newt launched his presidential campaign. >> i don't think any of the people who worked and served with newt gingrich have endorsed him so far. but he was more forward leaning today his strength and the fact he could be the nominee could have some something to do with this. >> they have both been around here for a long time. boehner's chief of staff was chose on the run the contract wi

and this happened at sherman avenue inef isth street. witnesses say who were in the traffic, said the officer might be at fault. fox 5s john henrehan has the latest. john? >> reporter: there is a lot we don't know about the accident, which apparently hospitalized the bicyclist at 8:30 this morning. we don't know a lot because the report on the accident is not completed. latanya bridges was running an errand in her car when she entered sherman circle in petworth n. front of her, she witnessed a marked mpd vehicle enter the circle from seventh street northwest and strike a bicyclist hard. the police vehicle was marked s.o.d. for special operations division. >> the s.o.d. come around the corner flying and hit the citizens and knocked him to the ground. >> describe the hit. >> it was a boom. >> what happened to the bicycle? >> the bicycle flew, the person flew, and people just started, you know, are youing to give them service, to get them help. >> reporter: she estimates that both the bike and cyclist flew in the air about 20 feet from the

a pregnant woman remains in critical condition in shock trauma. 24-year-old sherman richardson was ejectedrom the vehicle -- charmaine richardson. it is unclear how many vehicles were involved. two others also hurt in the crash. now that herman cain's presidential campaign has collapsed, who will win his support? in 30 days, the caucus will kick off in iowa, but as brian moore explains, there is a fight going on right now to win his support and that of his supporters. >> german king will not be the next president, but he may have an opportunity to play kingmaker. >> i will not be silenced, and i am not going away. >> the now former presidential hopeful says he will be supporting one of his rivals in the coming days with the iowa caucus less than one month away. the battle for his support is heating up. >> they saw him as an outsider. my voice would be the one that is most reflective of his. >> they say he is leaning toward newt gingrich. the latest poll shows supporters agree. he already had a strong lead in iowa, 26%, ahead of mitt romney and ron paul. gingrich will gain up to 28% with hi

first we have to take sherman of politico to help us look back.applause] [applause] and before we pummel jake with questions i would like to think americans for their continued partnership with us. important for issues that matter policy, politics from a personality. all of 2011. supporting through 2012. thank you. [applause] and reminding you about the breakfast. the hatchet man. you were the editor. what is a light? chatty, distant. >> fascinating. pauses, dashes, now in the middle of, once again. but a very interesting character to cover. a very interactive and interact well with the press. .. >> congress has a 9% approval rating. much higher than that. they are meeting in rooms with members, there is blowups, people are always upset with what leadership is doing. no one can ever get it right until the last moment. even at the last moment people are upset with the outcome. it's constantly fascinating. this year has been a dream to cover. >> what they are you going to go home? >> i don't know. boehner might able answer that's better. >> it ain't

it is easy if you try, let's keep sherman out of san francisco. commissioner miguel: thank you. >> afternoon, commissioners. san francisco is one of the most beautiful historic cities here on the west coast. in 40-years of preservation work, we hasn't -- we have designated historic districts. this is not an impediment to smart development. i feel that the proposed amendments, while well- intentioned, to treat these recommendations is that we will allow the commission to grasp of the city. that is simply not the case. i would like to preserve their legacy. furthermore, i am happy using this as an informational meeting and listening this item. commissioner miguel: [reading names] >> as you know, for six and a half years, and we have worked hard to complete the historic survey and context statement and carry companies in their adopted statement on march 17. we unanimously adopted the survey context statements and a large historic district within the neighborhood, and it was asked to be increased in reference to significance. since scott wiener has be

years later chief of staff sherman adams said would surely applies to president obama today. the real reason the president wants to run again is because he doesn't think anybody else can do as good a job as he is doing. after waiting so long that no one else can put together--so long that no one put together a viable candidacy, ike announced his candidacy on feb. 20 ninth, 1956. number 3. the aswan dam. that project on the nile river was the mention the centerpiece, president nasser plan for egyptian progress. historians ignore the fact that eisenhower attempted to resolve the arab-israeli conflict that indoors to this day. on august 26, 1955, john foster dulles publicly announce the administration's plan code-named alpha for resolving the arab-israeli conflict. that plan reads like it was written in 2011 discussing borders, palestinian refugees, wooley places in jerusalem etc.. in the alpha plan, aid to the aswan dam would be to entice answer to make peace with israel. like most middle east peace plans the alpha plan was dead on arrival. once he began to recover eisenhower r

harry morgan, best known as colonel sherman t. potter on "m *a +s *h," died today. years before "m *a +s *h," mothr an made a name for himself as a talented character actor. here it was trace ne"inherit the wind." >> how do you show cause tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> reporter: on television, morgue an played officer bill gannon on "dragnet" and then came a memorable guest shot as a crazy general on "m *a +s *h." >> not now, marjorie. i'm inspecting the troops! >> pelley: that performance led to a permanent role on "m *a +s *h" as the horse-loving colonel potter. >> sorry about that, sir. >> that's disgusting. >> son, to me, that's a tip-toe through the tulips. ♪ ♪. >> pelley: harry morgan was 96. remembering a day of infamy. one of the last pearl harbor veterans tells his story next. >> pelley: i 70 years ago today that japan attacked pearl harbor. the anniversary was observed near the memorial to the uss"arizona" one of 12 ships sunk on that day of infamy. about 120 survivors attended. there aren't many more survivors these days but david mart i think found one, a

. >> in m.a.s.h., the colonel sherman potter in one of the top tv comedies of all time.rolific character played joe friday's side kick in "dragnet". >> i don't know anything offhand that mystifies americans more than the cotton they put in pill bottl bottles. appearing at the end of most every 60 minutes episode for 30 years. on his last broadcast said, i've phone a lot of complaining her, but of all the things i have complained about, i can't complain about my life. >> jack la lane didn't complain about his either, the first to use tv to elevate the power of exercise, encouraging others to live healthy. the fitness guru made his life last 93 years. boxer joe frazier, singer amy winehouse and the first female vice presidential candidate, geraldine ferraro. i work at the cable company, and i get to wear a hard hat... a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell phones. you mean wireless voice service? nobody does that. mom says at&t does, so... uh...uh... [ female announcer ] get u-verse tv and high-speed internet for just $49 a month for 6 months. with more bu

john sherman and rita platt, thank you for joining me tonight.t, i want to remember what happened 25 years ago today. a 23-year-old african-american man named michael griffith was killed in a racist attack in howard beach queens. he was attacked by a group of white teenagers outside a pizzeria and chased him to a highway where he was hit by a car and killed. after this horrific and unprovoked attack, we marched for justice for michael. we marched to show the world the ugliness of the attack, and the world took notice. >> hate on earth, that's how "the new york daily news" described a racial attack last weekend. >> the reverend al sharpton saw this as part of a pattern. >> all over the northeast, it's gone to a nationwide white backlash. >> before we marched some people believed that racism was just a problem in the south. we learned that it existed in all parts of america. in remembering michael today i looked at how much has changed in 25 years. we have an african-american president, and an african-american attorney general. that change gives me

a second elderly woman has come forward claiming tsa agents were forward with her. 88 yeerl ruth sherman says she was strip searched at kennedy airport when she flew home. her story similar to zimmerman who flew through the same terminal the next day. >> after they patted me down, they took me into a private room. she pulled my underwear down. >> remove your pants. lower your pants, that's what i did. >> tsa says it is researching both cases. the agency issued an apology to ximmerman, but says it disputes her version of things. her son says the family plans to file a lawsuit. >>> it may look like our planet, but do the differences stop there? still ahead, a look at why scientists are excited about this new discovery. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -

traffic on seventh street northwest approaching sherman circle has a yield seen. according to a witness, a marked d.c. police vehicle came, quote, plying into the circle -- flying into the circle, knocking over the bicyclist and sending a man in his cycle about 20 feet from the point of impact. the cycle of the was waring the helmet. the police vehicle immediately stopped and the uniformed officer driving called for him. the witness wonders why several other police vehicles show up before a fire truck or ambulance. >> he was on the radio and said the person hit and never said officer hit the person. he just said it's a person hit. i don't know who he was calling to say the person was hit. was he calling for passengers? >> reporter: two teenaged children were in the vehicle at the time of the accident and appeared to be uninjured. a spokeswoman for the department said take home vehicles can be used for personal errands. the bicyclist, who was transported to a local hospital, was described as conscious and breathing. >> a report on the accident is not competed and w

mike sherman explains that retailers may have themselves to blame. >> the black friday bargains call out to you. local saturday, cyber monday, you just can't pass them up. but maybe you should have. >> i had appear of michael jordan finishes. >> belton johnson is now walking around in $40 of bonds. >> is smart and he's not alone this time of year. >> there's certainly a lot of reports that returns are out. stores are giving back almost at time of every dollar spent in returns and that's 30% more than in better economic times. >> you have to remember your basic fundamentals which is, you don't want to deviate from the list and have your list with you when you go shopping. >> at the consumer credit counseling service at the very busy time of year, especially with shoppers whose eyes are bigger than their wallets. >> people think immediately about gifts. think about company, the food expense. there's a lot of expenses that go just beyond gift. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet litt

of the bulge, 11 days in december that was a wartime christmas and still a fourth called general sherman's christmas and the capture of savannah in the civil war. >> what is it about christmas? what is it about christmas? >> it's a remarkable time for families. and it was a remarkable time in our history over the years. i hope this'll be my last christmas book. >> pearl harbor christmas: a world at war, december 1941, is the name of the book. historian stanley wine straub is the author. >> up next, eliot cohen talks about the battles fought along the 200-mile corridor between albany and montreal since the 1600s and discusses how those battles shape the way we wage war today. this program is just over an hour. >> well, welcome to johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. i am charles duran, i'm the andrew w. millen professor of international relations here. we are absolutely delighted to have you participate in this lively discussion of a very important book, "conquered into liberty: two centuries of battles along the great warpath that made the american way of war." we're goi

he fought wendy sherman into the state department at the number three position.'s a very good... very good on north korea having worked under bill terry. and the vice foreign minister of china is an extraordinary woman named fu ying who i met. she understands north korea very well and i would hope at some point wendy sherman and fu ying can talk about ways we in china can cooperate in dealing with north korea. now, our policy goals in north korea are not identical. but we share the same desire for stability so at least we can sit down with the chinese and talk about making the peninsula far more stable than it has been. and i think kim jong-un's ability to move in new directions in part is going to depend on how the outside world responds to him. if there is a positive response from south korea, if there's a positive response from the united states that empowers him greatly. that's why i think it's a two-way game in terms of how we move to help him establish himself and move in new directions in pyongyang. >> ifill: professor hwang, a two-way game? >> most certai

in 1890, they passed a bill called the sherman silver purchase act, which require the u.s.reasury to buy 4.5 million ounces of silver every man and print an equivalent amount of currency for that. wow, this cost inflation, rapid inflation in the united states is all the current seaport in the markets. now, but they must the people in the west or gold mining states religious zionists because they could sell all their silver to the treasury and the farmers in the south than in the midwest to a lot of them were in debt, especially in the south, still recovering from the civil war. well, inflation if you're in debt is a bad thing because the money you pay your debts is cheaper than the money you borrowed. so it's not that bad of a game. they needed lots of money in their pockets. back east, the bankers and industrialists who were by and large the people lending the money didn't think so much of this inflation because it devalues their money that they had and it really set up a sectional battle and was a contentious issue between the civil war and the first world war, this debat

abc2 fwhus investigator jodi sherman has more in a story you will only see here on abc2. >> reporter: there's a lot of open space between the hustle and bustle of baltimore and the quiet country roads of settlersville in queen anne county. nearly 70 miles from the city this rural town doesn't entertain a lot of celebrity guests. >> just a small community. it was a big deal to have a ravens player here. >> reporter: a ravens player, lardarius webb, to talk to kids as part of an anti-bullying program. it was offered by this man, joseph gill, and his company, the odyssey group. the pta president jumped at the chance to make it happen. >> a week before, we took her a t-shirt and we had it signed by all the children and the teachers. >> reporter: but the thrill quicklily turned to heart break when gil called the day before the assembly saying the star cornerback was out of town and couldn't make it. suspicious, she made a round of calls to other schools. >> they were telling the same story, that all of a sudden he wasn't going to be there. that following monday i sent a letter home from th

i also have two children who attend sherman elementary school. we got serious time and effort into choosing these locations. as restaurant owners, we understand that we would not want a food truck parked right in front of our location either. that is why we did not choose any spots right in front of any restaurant. this lot is a good example. there is zero retail. yes, chipotle is going in, but they were not when we applied, and that is not like food anyway itkasa supports two san francisco families. i ask that you of all the dpw decision to uphold the permit. i want to clarify some decisions that were brought up. on the bathroom forms, it is the condition to starting operations. we have bathroom locations for our permit that is in use now. it was not difficult for us to find those. we do not have the locations can down for this particular permit and we are sure we will not use it until we do it we are not in possession of the truck for this permit yet. it is being constructed in a way that allows us to open up on the driver's side so we will not