sherman assisted with the u.s. sanctions in the persian gulf and supported good will in south africa and madagascar and received a medal for the interdiction of a panamanian vessel carrying 20 tons of corn where a street value of $600 million. in may of 2011. sherman was transferred to her current home in san diego, california. the coast guard executing national and international missions maintain the positive reputation worldwide, performing a multitude of positions. she is an excellent example of a cutter with proven capabilities in all coast guard facilities. she continues to patrol in the south pacific. she performs a combined fleet exertions and executes fisheries law enforcement and drug and smuggling enforcement as far as the equator and the arctic circle. we proudly salute all of you at fleet week 2012. >> personnel wise, cutter sherman has 23 officers, 150 enlisted. 378 feet three inches. draft, just about 16 feet. displacement is 3000 tons. she's got two anchors at 6000 pounds each. two engages 12 cylinde

this is the coast guard cutter sherman. at this time, please stand and salute the coast guard cutter sherman. >> thank you. please be seated. cutter sherman is the sixth of the 12, 378 foot high endurance cutters built in the 1960's. high endurance cutters are the third in class behind the ice breakers and the 418 foot legend class national security cutters. this particular cutter is named for john sherman. the 19th country states men that served as secretary the treasure from and served as secretary of the state spending 30 years in congress as a senator and representative from ohio. sherman was interested from avon dale, louisiana. launched the very same year and was commissioned on september 3rd, 1968. sherman was stationed in boston, massachusetts at the beginning of her career, she was stationed in boston. she observed and reported the weather, search and rescue calls and oceanographic studies. the 378 cutters were well built for these that patrols and excellent scientific and communication facilities. in 1971, sherman

he was 10 years younger than grant and sherman. he was a dynamo, inspired his men with his intensity and by his personal leadership. he led from the front but he was also a careful planner. yet he was one who promptly acted on a plan and once it was made, and was willing to change it if the conditions changed on the battlefield. but during the war shared and became a household name because of his great victories in the shenandoah valley. especially at cedar creek. and for waging what was called a total war there. he was one of grants most dependable generals, so much so that during the closing days of the war, sheridan became the de facto commander of the army of the potomac. few would dispute that sheridan was the most aggressive commanding general the union had. like grant and sherman, sheridan first fought in the wars western theater at stones river, tennessee. his alertness and tenacity saved general william's army from annihilation on the last day of 1862. his division stormed missionary ridge in november 1863, and in march 18

this is the coast guard cutter sherman.this time, please stand and salute the coast guard cutter sherman. >> thank you. please be seated. cutter sherman is the sixth of the 12, 378 foot high endurance cutters built in the 1960's. high endurance cutters are the third in class behind the ice breakers and the 418 foot legend class national security cutters. >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dog

the other being grant and william sherman. in 1937, the three generals appeared together on a commemorative postage stamp, as part of a series honoring great u.s. military commanders. in the center grant to the right is sherman, and sheraton on grant's left. this is a appropriate because by the time civil war ended, sheraton was sometimes referred to as the left-hand of grant the left-handed. he was ten years younger than grant and sherman, he was a dynamo inspired his men with the intensity and by his personal leadership. he lead from the front. but he was also a careful planner, yet he was one who prompletly acted on a plan and once it was made and willing to change it, if the conditions changed on the battle field. but during the war, sheraton became a household name because of his great victory in the sheen know d.a. wally. especially at seeder creek. for waging what was called a total war there. he was one of grant's most dependentble generals. so much so during the closing day of the war, sheraton became the de facto com

sherman, grant, lee, hood, all -- about -- to give you a harder number, there are some -- there are few famous nonwest pointers, wade hampton, stonewall jackson is a west pointer, two-thirds of major generals involved, are veterans at least of the regular army, and the regular army really is dominated by west point. west point is about -- it's not only that most officers in the regular army are graduated of west point. it's kind of the focal point of much of the armies professionalism. so when they do for example, review boards for things like new tactics they'll use the cadet as guinea pigs and have them march around and use thest point library. they have a -- the only historical library available where this stuff is at. but if we think of the big three, lee, grant, sherman, stonewall jackson, longstreet, all west pointers and all have gone through that experience. >> host: when it comes down to the civil war you have generals on the south, generals on the north who have been train in the same ways. what does that do to some of the conflicts? >> guest: for me the most important thing t

sherman has been in congress for nearly 16 years.ainful to be in this kind of battle against a fellow democrat? >> some of the people i'm closest to are on the other side. some of the people that were closest to him are on my side. it has the elements of a family fight. >> reporter: what a nasty fight it's become. with tempers flaring this october debate nearly exploding into combat. >> he came over to my table, called me a liar, nose to nose. i put my arm on his shoulder. >> he grabbed me and he challengel challenged me to a fight. >> reporter: it went viral. they seized a moment and created a commercial. >> mean and too angry. brad sherman is not fit to represent us. >> reporter: voters have been inundated with attack ads about sherman. >> this one is violent, and this one he is an ostrich who can't fly. >> reporter: this one paints berman as a free loading june we tier. their combined spending has topped $10 million, making it the most expensive congressional race in california this year. sherman has been leading in the polls, but

sherman. >> he's violent.one that he's an ostrich. >> reporter: this one says berman is a free loading politician. their combined spending has topped $10 million making at any time most expensive congressional race in california this year. sherman has been leading in the polls but berman says the now famous debate incident has changed everything. >> he really became unhinged, lost control. >> knew that it certainly wasn't the finest hour for either one of us. >> reporter: sherman has been making a concerted effort ever since to play down the debate. no matter how it goes the voters of california's 30th congressional district know two things for sure. their next congressman will be a democrat with lots of experience and very little hair. >>> berman versus sherman. two democrats spending $10 million to run against each other. >> as they said two jews one district. only they could say something. we'll be watching. we'll have the results on that one tomorrow. new jersey couple was planning a dream wedding tomorrow

>> in sherman oaks. >> jimmy: where? in sherman oaks. >> it a school. >> jimmy: what?> it was a school. >> jimmy: in sherman oaks. >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. what country do they drink beer, big beers and pretty zells in, do you know? >> oh, germany. >> jimmy: okay. germany. it's nowhere near sherman oaks. >> jimmy: no. anyway -- >> wait -- >> jimmy: guillermo -- guillermo was -- there's just no rhyme or reason to it, you understand? >> yeah, i understand. >> jimmy: you understand, right. guillermo was live tweeting from the line. he was waiting in line and he tweeted, "long line to vote." and then, "i am wondering if i can pizza while i'm on line, i'm very hungry." i told you not to leave the house without an emergency pizza supply, you didn't listen. >> i was hungry, big lines. >> jimmy: there was a big line, yeah. and then another tweet, "i voted, now time to eat, my belly is happy." and a link to this picture, which -- looks like you saw a ghost. it's not supposed to go there. who took this picture? >> my wife. >> jimmy: your wife took it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what did

the cutter sherman will serve 10 years before we retire her. she will be in the parade of ships today. some of the boats are the same volunteers. great patriots serving our nation in a voluntarily capacity. as the senior officer of the coast guard, i am humbled by the people we serve in this great community. i cannot thank the st. francis yacht club for hosting this. mahalo to all of you. >> i will turn this over to lieutenant galvin. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. commodore stoneberg, this is your house. we're grateful. at this time, the parade of ships will begin momentarily. ♪ ♪ >> the united states coast guard has provided security zones to ensure a safe fleet week. there will be four stations to provide security and they have coordinated with roughly 20 cities to provide state and fire. there are 4000 coast guard stationed in and around the area. cutter training personnel. the chef school in petaluma. the u.s. coast guard is a service of less than 50,000, the size of a new york city police department. the public safety and security ar

sherman, telegraph hill. thank you all for what you are doing. i also want to thank those who have been advocating for our seniors and disabled, our parks advocates, our library advocates and of course our city staff. we have a lot of acronyms, dpw, ruark, our mayor, planning, thank all for what you have done. [ applause ] . let me just close by saying that our work is not done. and if you remember we had opponents who fought this library. who delayed our being here by years, by millions of dollars and by lawsuits. is some of them may be running to be supervisor of district 3. and some of them are opposing proposition b. boo. >> boo. >> they are fighting our kids. they are fighting our families and they are fighting the next generations, but shame on them. that is right. so let me just say we have done a lot of chants in san francisco like let's go giants. i have another one for you, let's go prop b, let's go joe d. are you ready, kids? let's go probb, let's go joe d. let's go prop b, let's go joe d. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right, is there high-energy today? fantastic. a

and richard sherman steps in front of the pass for the interception.ets squander a chance to put points on the board. jump ahead to the fourth quarter. sanchez back to pass. richard sherman comes on the blitz. sanchez can't hang on to the ball. the fumble is recovered. by the seahawks. >> dude. just -- >> 124 yards passing. no touchdowns and two turnovers. >> what's the show where they give the guy a rose. "the bachelor." just go on "the bachelor." >> jets have scored one touchdown in the past seven quarters. they're off to their worst start since 2007 at 3-6. >> rex ryan, what a joke. what an absolute joke. >> be nice. >> this organization is collapsing and he's too stubborn to try tebow out. if he doesn't work, go to your third-string quarterback. a guy from a little team in tuscaloosa. all my teams lost this weekend. >> you know so much about teams. you get behind the winning teams. >> every one, i lose. i need to move to nova scotia. >> joe's team -- >> i thought we were going to do the giants. >> we're going to alabama because they had a stunning

a thank you tom you know the sherman is a good place to start our conversation because if you go way back into the urgency of prehistory you find this primordial figure wearing masks and coming out of the supposed cruel darkness of the paleolithic caves and here is seen the film cave of dreams just released a few years ago you see the handiwork of the shermans interacting with the animals and the spirits of the animals and so you'll probably see out there in your average helloween parade a whole bunch of animals of some kind. birds and bears and wolves and stuff like that along with the spirits and the ghosts of the dead which by the way is also the province of the showmance so is this i say there are shamanic routes for holloway north and hollowing come out i think of following i think very often of you know they actually i think of catholic countries they they seem to be very end of this or you know brazil or in the i'll say it's a you know die in new orleans things like that catholic countries are kind of scared of how we mean it's a cross quarter festival it's not the birth of ch

sherman tried to challenge him to a fist fight.t him down at the polls. and then in the palm springs area the 33rd district lost to raul luis. if you think the latino vote-- vote----the macks they boast both lost races. >> cenk: let's look at the composition of the house real quick. right now the race that has been called. seven are still being decided it looks like the republicans held onto the house but they lost seats in the house which a lot of people are not talking about. >> no, that's true. today the silver lining for the republicans is that they did in fact, hole on to the house. john boehner just today was saying that people voted for status quo in the house of representatives. one of them is that we spent so much time about the citizens united, the amount of money put into the presidential race and the senate races and it made the biggest difference in the house. so much money spent on a local level where it's hard to combat that level for a lot of these challenges and it made it difficult. theythe democrats did pick up s

what -- what is jake sherman's prediction of how this works? >> barack obama needs a fig leaf.needs a way to say he is going to get more revenue, and john boehner needs a fig leaf too. he can't raise taxes, he needs to say i'm raising revenue, and i'm not raising taxes, they get a deal and do some sort of tax reform in 2013. >> jennifer: very interesting. thank you so much for joining us. and coming up, if you want to be president, you have got a looming financial disaster on one plate and now a national security crisis on the other. cia director is sending shock waves through washington but suddenly resigning over an extramarital affair. plus united states now has only one female democratic governor the quantity is embarrassing, the quality on the other hand is not. new hampshire's mag give hanson is going to end ter "the war room." and the destruction provided by hurricane sandy provided a climate change overhaul. so now what do we do? we'll pose that great to the great bill mckib bonn. it's friday night. we are just getting started. (bleep)ing hat. >> i knew he needed to get

sherman time began revealing burial sites. after the sentence was overturned of is accomplice.when he learned that the sherman time was working with authorities they said that sharon says investigators have told or the bone is from a child and there is a good chance of all belongs to a >> investigators will have the delays for the results of but they are still taking it day by day. >> the san jose bishop has apologized after allowing a registered sex offender to volunteer at san jose grade school last month mark gurries was recognized by somebody else a sex offender at the festival. he was not arrested but was escorted off campus. he is on probation, and not allowed to beat near children the school and bishops thing that they take full responsibility and promise that it will not >> the final preparations are underway this morning at the sacred heart community service in the san jose for a thanksgiving food giveaway. will tran. >> this is a well they have been able to master this they've been doing this for several years. people are able to even sacred heartcs.org... to even reg

>> sherman oaks. >> sherman oaks? and was there a big line there for it? >> yeah. >> yeah?re. of course. >> where did you get them? >> somewhere around here. yeah. >> did you get your ticket? >> yes, i did. >> where did you get it? >> a store close by. >> oh, yeah? a big line? >> no. >> it was easy? >> yeah. >> did you buy a ticket today? >> i did, yeah, i did. about 300 million other people in l.a. >> you bought it right in l.a.? >> yeah, just down the street. it was ridiculous, the line was huge, all the way around the corner. >> we're talking to people about the $550 million powerball jackpot. did you get your ticket? >> no. they don't have powerball in california. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wait a minute. maybe they bought something else. maybe -- maybe they bought powerade and got confused. next time we really should start swearing people in for this. this is interesting. president obama is going to have lunch tomorrow with mitt romney. the mitt romney that e he was against during the election. and you thought you had an awkward meal with your family on thanksgiving. they

brad sherman meet howard burrman. he got 42% of the vote. >>> voters approved the ballot measure to raise taxes. 54% of voters said yes to prop 30. compared to 46% who voted no. governor jerry brown says it puts california on a more solid fiscal footing. >> this takes time and effort but we are on a correct glide path. and the rating agencies gun to put our -- begun to put out their commentary on how california is on a stable path. >> it will raise the sales tax and increase income taxes for people who make $250,000 a year for the next 7 years. >>> the superintendent said today parents and students across the state can breathe a sigh of relief knowing our schools will have the resources for the remainder of the year. >>> californians approved 5-11 ballot measures. the tax measure made the cut, so did prop 35, increases prison sentences and fines for human trafficking convictions. and prop 36, which revises law to impose life sentence only when new felony conviction is serious or violent and the increase on out of stat

for better parks and recreation for north beach, the community youth center, telegraph hill center. sherman elementary. the francisco middle school pto. states peter and paul school. john parker elementary and garfield elementary and thank you victoria pastry cake donated the cake and make sure you eat some cake and join us for our campaign in north beach. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, scott. we're almost there. oh, former commissioner lonnie chen. thank you lonnie for being here [ applause ] we're almost there. one more individual. she has already been mentioned. it's a perfect tribute, a capstone, julie christiansen. >> thank you >> can i get my team up here? i have been fielding all the thanks, but it doesn't really belong to me. it belongs to all of these people. who else is here from our group? come on up. who am i missing? >> the whole village, come on up. >> so we have a couple of city folks. where is greg scott? gret get up here. greg, get up here. i want to point out jill, karen. jill is the deputy chief librarian and karen, these two women are the fairy godmothers of this

and in new york's central park, the famous statue of civil war general william sherman.udens suffered from periods of depression, and while working on the sherman sculpture in paris, had a recurrence that one day became unbearable. >> mccullough: it was very early in the morning, still not quite light. and what he was going to do was kill himself by jumping off this bridge. >> safer: the pont des arts. >> mccullough: the pont des arts, the "bridge of the arts." and as he got out here, probably about where we're standing, the sun began to rise, and the whole faÇade of the louvre was lit up, all the bridges. and he said to himself, "i don't want to die. i want to live." and he started whistling, and walked back up to the studio happy as can be. it was paris. paris saved his life, literally saved his life. >> safer: we moved on to the sorbonne, paris's ancient university. it changed the lives of many other americans. >> mccullough: charles sumner was here in 1838. and he had come to broaden himself, to become a more civilized human being. >> safer: sumner was a young boston

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but one of the reasons i wrote about grant is that he was one, william sherman was another. and robert ely on the confederate side.ator theynew good in the technical sense. they knew how to arrange i will battles. moral sense.ing oua this is something he didn't know about in the until the thick of things. li or less so now, that we have satellites and aircraft that oversee everything. the hardest part is figuring out apoach ee battlefield was, and how they were going to approach each other. grant had a gift for that. i'm not sure where it came from. some people have a spatial imagination is better thanhan others. the other aspect, and i will call it the moral part, grant thd the ability to do something that the five commanders of union forces that preceded him did not have. he had the ability to give the t order to go into battle. now, that might sound like an that oversimplification, but georgesb mcclellan, the best-known of grant's predecessors, was asgoot good as grant was preparing fori battle. he was even more beloved of his troop then grant. but mcclellan didn't have t

. >> reporter: sherman says he told police to look in wells in the hayward valley area, quote you can00% wells in that area hold victims. >> you're not actively searching any well sites in the haywood area? >> no. >> reporter: he might depending on what they learn, whether the bone being tested is micaela's. >> in whenever way we can, we want to bring her home. >> reporter: a mother's wait and heart break continues. >>> a relatively new treatment for depression using magnets appears to be working. it's tms and uses a machine that focuses magnetic pulses into one area of the brain's frontal cortex. the treatment has few side effects and provides significant improvement for about 80% of patients. >>> from oakland to the white house, first lady michelle obama was giving out honors and hugs to students today. you probably heard them but you've never seen them. >>> another storm is heading our way, meteorologist will tell us when the rain will arrive. and if you're on the go or just away from the tv, you can watch the newscast live on your computer, smart phone or tablet. get the app or go

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he was ten years longer than grant and sherman.he was a dynamo inspired the men with the intensity and by the personal leadership. he lead from the front. but he was also a careful planner. yet he was one who promptly acted on a plan and once it was made and willing to change it, if the conditions changed on the battle field. but during the war, here is chair ton because a household name because of the great victory especially a cedar creek. for waging what was called a total war there. he was one of grant's most dpenlble generals. so much so during the closing day of the war, he became the de facto commander of the army of the plateau mick. few would dispute that he was the most aggressive commanding general the union had. he first fought in the war's western theater. at stone river, tennessee. his alertness and tenacity saved general william's army from ienllation from the last day on 1862. the division stormed missionary rimpleg in november 1863. he brought sheraton east with him. sheraton spent the last year of the war in virgi

at our last time we were at select committee i believe sherman walton spoke to that and we would like to do something similar targeting specific groups of students and provide them the extra support that. is what we're planning on doing for the spring semester. finally in terms of immediate actions we want to make sure that we're keeping everybody updated and that we're being transparent and we have regular public report-outs. our next presentation is is at our school board curriculum committee on november 5th and we're happy to come back to select committee or any other venues that you feel is appropriate and helpful to continue a regular dialogue and status update on that. so i will go for questions right now. >> commissioner fewer. >> thank you, janet. i have a question. are these online options, other classes or uc-approved? >> yes. it's a combination. so the only online provider that is crucially uc-approved is cyberhigh. and it's the one that is -- >> the most boring. >> the driest or most boring. there are other ones that are in the process of being uc-approved and can count fo