lee with 71 votes was promoted from the king of spades to the ace of spades. robert e. lee is the man of year for 1862, and i'd like to thank all of you for coming and please get home safely. >> so the winner at the library in virginia in richmond for person of the year is the selection of robert e. lee as person of the year 1862. again, the nominees today were from robert krick, who is the chief historian of fredericksburg for 30 years, david blight of yale nominated frederick douglas who came in third, nominated by james macpherson came in first and he was dead last in the voting in virginia and we congratulate professor thomas and we'll open up the phone line again for our viewers. professor thomas, you earn a big trophy or a big prize? no, i got a handshake for the director of the museum of the confederacy. >> we have callers waiting to talk to you. you talked a little bit about this in your nomination for robert e. lee. when general lee turned down the command of the union army in the spring of 1861, did he have inkling that he would take over command of the southe

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anthony's does in spades. i am just looking forward to this. father alfred wanted to end world hunger in 2000. it was an ambitious bill and did not happen. unfortunately, we're serving more people every day. but i think what people here in this room and so many people that will see the news coverage, not only in san francisco that literally a around the world, we will be here to help stop poverty and homelessness and hunger. it is so important that we have to do our part, not only to continue to serve meals with dignity and respect, but to wipe out hunger. it is so important to the i am so excited about shari's leadership. i cannot have left the foundation in better hands. she has hit the ground running, and i look forward to seeing this new building come up. unfortunately, i might be complaining, because i live right next door. larry, if you could keep the noise down when you're building, i would really appreciate it. or ed least cut it off so i can sleep at night. god bless you all and thank you for coming. [applause] >> again, i want to make

and so this man who had been called granny lee, the overcautious, is now known as the king of spades because all he wants to do is have these trained killers, these warriors, dig ditches with shovels with picks and things and that's not much fun. but that's what soldiers do! and lee points that out. what he wants to do and what he did was to hold richmond with 25,000 troops, fall upon mcclellan's flank which he discovered was exposed by way of stewart's dramatic ride around mcclellan, the raid in june 12-15, 12th through the 15th of 1862. and he's going to fall upon mcclellan's flank with 45,000 troops. and then he's going to bring jackson in from the valley with 20,000 more to attack mcclellan's rear. here is this guy, 200 soldiers at harper's ferry and now he's commanding, add all that up. 25,000, 47,000, 20,000, 92,000 people. and, guy goby god, it worked, f limited perspective anyway. mcclellan was halted, embarrassed and overrun, at least on his flank at gaines mill and lost his nerve and called for a change of base, which sounded like a skedaddle. a withdrawal to the james rive

america's cup that i really did not think about the day we would actually part -- start turning the spade. it is refreshing to do that. there are great people working on the event authority. the organizing committee are there. i see ms. mcclellan out here as well. their efforts to redraw the vision for what we are going to do -- that will bring in over a billion dollars of economic impact. but starch right now, this product itself. 600 workers. it is a $92 million project to demolish and rebuild on the james herman international cruise ship terminal. it is something we look forward to. it does not look like a terminal yet. i think the excitement about that vision is going to become more a reality. they have 20% local higher goals on here. there is a high percentage of local businesses evolving, along with a great company and work ethic. they are going to get this project done on time. we look forward to opening a cruise ship terminal, as well as the northeast plaza, two legacies that were promised to everybody in the city, including telegraph hill dwellers. they are here, along with many

you'll find the far right near the ones that spade -- find the star right near the ones that paid tribute to the others. >>> a rescue that did not go exactly how it was planned. a massive cargo vessel collided with the people in the disabled sailboat. people that the vessel had been coming to help. a 9-year-old boy and their dad were knocked into the water. the horizon alliance traveled nearly 150 miles to get to the boat after answering the call from the coast guard. >> that will be the 20-foot swell. and the darkness and the maneuvering, they have shifted their side to the football field. and getting it close to the small sailboat. you know, it will take a special skill. >> they were maneuvering to pick up the passengers. as it became closer to the sailing vessel that collided somehow. >> well, all three passengers, they were wearing life jackets with the strobe lights. crews were able to reach the 29- year-old first, but it took another 50 minutes for the ship to turn around and pick up his brother, bradley and his nephew. all three had mild hypothermia. otherwise they are doing okay.

everyone in my gang has that same ace of spades. >>what does it mean?t means you always have a ace up your sleeve. oh, good lord! >>see how it's fading? than my neck. it feels like i got bit by a mosquito, kind of. >>why are you so happy to get them off? >>because, i don't want anything at all to do with my gang. i have kids, and if i walk down the street with short sleeves, they'd see it and know this is my enemies. i don't wanna get shot at with my kids. and this one-- he's gay, so i really want that off. >>he is really gay, or-- >>yeah, he has a boyfriend now-- a boyfriend-boyfriend. yeah, he's definitely. but, i have two kids by him, so. >>when did you think it was a good idea [chuckling] to have something tattooed across your forehead? >>when i was bein' a hoodlum out in the streets. you know, i wasn't thinkin'. (vanessa) are you sad they're gonna be away? or glad to get them off? >>glad to get 'em off my face 'cause just too much tension-- just too much tension. it's around 2001, i was in california state prison when i met joey ray. we were both a

all animals are spade, neutered and microchipped. the details are on www.myfoxdc.com. no. 1 tonight, expect to pay more for your beef. experts say the smallest cattle herd since the 1950s will likely cause beef prices to jump as much as 10% over the next two years. the reason? well, rampers are selling off cattle to meet the rising cost of feed, fuel and other expenses. that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> gearing up for our the weather event over the weekend. >> this one is a tricky forecast, no doubt about it. a lot depends on where this coastal storm will pull out of town. maybe the delmarva gets some snow out of. this we still have some unanswered questions. i really hope people tune in tomorrow to see what we are up to with this forecast and check our weather out for advisories just in case. it may end up this is just kind of a close call and that's what we are headlining tonight in our weather headlines. so let's look at the map and show you what we're talking about. the first time we've had really cold air on the map and an area of low pressure off the coast in t

straight sets win over under us hide him out it was academic austria one that i three tell you if a spade in the next round. now russian mixed martial arts fighter muso must have took on seven time jujitsu champion cornell's a packer in moscow this weekend the fi was one of ten and kicked off the inner verdict m.m.a. fighting championship michael cruickshank i was ringside. splitting the evening's ten flights into two the main event certainly sapped up everything he could in the build up the lives entry into the ring was baffling as it was astounding with girls dressed in traditional toughest on gowns flanking him from left and right as the big music popped the looked on indeed the almost over the top presentation was in line with the lives of the claim to fame he's one of the official ambassadors to the two thousand and thirteen universe yob games to be held in because the crowd was in the mood for a good fight having seen blood hit the canvas in the early abouts but despite such a fantastic match up the fight flattered to deceive the two opponents in the first minute of the fight tousli

and thousands of students and teachers again march in anger and education cuts in spades as the euro crisis tight was its grip around the med greece is bringing a sigh of relief and now off to remove leaders finally approved an eleventh hour bailout to stave off default. this is r.t. now sport. hello the sportin are to good to have a company again very solid coming up in the bullets a. playoff victory american engineer stanford wins the p.g.a. singapore event in style to clinch the title of her career. paolo's apart again after the loss of powell and wins for a title after a straight sets win over their gold is in dubai. and welcomed by a goose we speak to the new appointed coach about his job in the biggest article and charlie. but first boxing w.b. a heavyweight. by their can admits he may have underestimated opponent mark a heart after retaining his title with a narrow point victory in germany the judge's decision went into that can stave off to twelve grueling rounds in stuttgart russian has to a very hard and was even on the ropes in round four and seven part the w.b. cruiserwei

policy of asking and calling for the demise of the government asking him to self dismantle his own spade and of course that has not been acceptable not only to assad but probably a large majority of syrians it is mostly the exile groups that are calling for military intervention but not inside the national council and the opposition groups many of the opposition groups within syria are asking for negotiations. by the u.s. intelligence community has dealt a fresh blow to washington's claims that iran is pursuing nuclear weapons and assessments by america's sixteen spy agencies suggests there is new evidence that iran has decided to build a nuclear bomb meanwhile the u.n. you to agency says tehran has expanded its uranium enrichment work once the i.a.e.a. also criticized iran for not allowing its inspectors into key military site countries facing tough u.s. sanctions and threats of an attack from israel over its nuclear program which it insists is peaceful conn hallinan columnist for foreign policy in focus magazine says the intelligence reports on likely to sway the u.s. and israel from t

also headlining for us thousands of students and teachers again march in anger and education cuts in spades as the euro crisis tightens its grip around the mediterranean but greece is breathing a sigh of relief after e.u. leaders finally approved the never found a bailout to stave off default and. more news for me kevin i mean in full in fifteen minutes time here on this channel you are watching. follow the sports analogy good company again this hour coming up in the program. playoff victory american angela. p.j. singapore about to clinch the title of her career. at heart a measure the last of poland wins a title cost a straight sets win over. in dubai. super serious nine hundred seventy two one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the sport forty years old. but let's start with boxing w.b. a heavyweight world champion aleksandr privette admits he may have underestimated opponent marco after returning his title with a narrow point victory in germany the judge's decision in favor after twelve grueling round the russian had to work very hard and was even on the road on the ropes in rou

came on the seventeenth to finish with a fourteen and total for two hundred seventy four compel a spade and muscles of germany were two shots of back in a tie for second place another spin it and marcus fraser finished joint fourth at eleven under. in a women's golf yacht it's saying of taiwan japanese mates are to one stroke to retain her talent title in part tire their world number one who opened the tournament with a seventy three wrong shooting two consecutive sixty five's prior to the final day of the competition and her sunday school for once was a triumph as saying clinch the title with a shot will be a shot of the tunnel after wards. who was the only want to put pressure on the taiwanese at the end of the day occupied second place by south korea's shane completed the podium in the overall. well that's all from me for the moment more sports news from around the globe in tai's time hale and hearty goodbye . culture is that so much as i can recall right on it so here it is the trials and tribulations of the middle class long considered the pillar of the west political and economic

like these could be set to become much more common on the streets this day surf are to balance the spade. once the austerity protests are familiar sight on the streets of greece germany is set to vote in the next rescue package which would save the country painful default is agreed by e.u. leaders last week at the cost of massive new cuts but young from investment advisory firm devi advisors these greece should have left the currency union long ago. greece is truly a tragedy in every sense of the word and i mean what we're not doing is they're not only cutting i mean they're cutting flesh in fact they're possibly cutting into their own arteries and let's face it what does this deal actually do for greece what it says is that essentially if you want to go to another five or six years old total potential destitution in austerity you might just end up with one and a half times the debt that they basically house at the moment and countries like germany are counted are totally unreasonable unbelievable the tragedy of greece is that two three years ago when it first came to light that their fi

policy of asking and calling for the demise of the government asking him to solve dismantle his own spade and of course that has not been acceptable not only to assad but probably a large majority of syrians it is mostly the exile groups that are calling for military intervention but not inside the national councils and the opposition groups many of the opposition groups within syria are asking for negotiations. a new bailout yet the same old problems the greek parliament has convened to force through the last of the e.u.'s demands attached to the new one hundred thirty billion euro check approved by the eurozone finance ministers the lifeline will however come with a heavy price tag one that many doubt athens will be able to take our correspondent has more from brussels. after months of political wrangling and compromise the euro zone are fine as ministers had agreed to give the second tranche of the one hundred thirty billion euro bailout to greece and this in effect will stave off a default in march potentially however before greece can actually get the money there is still a lot of hu

and students of march again in protest against education cuts and spade of the euro crisis tightens its grip around the med while greece and breathes a sigh of relief as a much needed bailout gets approved. this is a weekly review hello and welcome to the program in c. where the count has begun after the referendum on a new constitution it's the most significant pull in the country for decades but the opposition boycotted the vote and made a bunch of violence that's plagued the country since last march the results are expected on monday now she's more if you notion has been following the day in damascus polling stations here syria have closed their doors for voters the national referendum on the country's new constitution is now officially over the interior minister has said that it will take hours before the poor little early results come out with the latest results so far is the fact that right. device actually happened to have been fears that those against the ballot could try to wreck the referendum they've been attempts to intimidate people reports have been circulated in local med

continue to rise as we just saw and with those german business confidence also beating expectations a spade is shedding light on you have a large part of the nikkei is around the quarter of the cent and the sign is just a fraction down. right now it's less than one hour ahead of the i mean bell here in moscow the russian markets work closed because of a public holiday on thursday so you are looking at wednesday's closing figures as you can see the r.t.s. was down just a notch the my six further inspected one point three percent down to me take your call from a van or investment research tells us what to look out for for today's trade. i think we'll see a flat opening i think we'll see. relatively illiquid trading we'll see. the investors looking for interesting ideas for we had a couple of headlines. by bygone days where the couple had to own the advertising market that people would be focusing of the interest or look young dicks and my little son interesting but overall i think we'll see a lot of preposition for lectures and i don't expect this position to be very aggressive and people wil

came on the seventeenth to finish with a fourteen and total for two hundred seventy four compel a spade and muscled seam of germany were two shots back in a tie for second place another spin it and marcus fraser finished joint fourth at eleven under. women's golf yacht it sang off taiwan japanese. by one stroke to retain her p.j. top in title in part their world number one who opened the tournament with a seventy three. shooting two consecutive sixty five's prior to the final day of the competition and sunday school for once was a triumph as saying clinched that title with assault with a shot at the top of the towards. her was the only want to put pressure on the taiwanese at the end of the day occupied second place south korea is completed the overall status. well that's all from me for the moment small sports news from around the globe. have not say goodbye. resistance is not a politics but a culture. this could. on its own. cultures of resistance on marching. any match once live. down. to for ever. eternal fire is gone thinkable possible. do we old wants to see this on forever. well

came on the seventeenth to finish with a fourteen and total two hundred seventy four competitor of spade and muscle seam of germany were two shots back in a tie for second place another spin it and marcus fraser finished joint fourth at eleven under. in women's golf yacht it's saying of taiwan japanese. by one stroke to retain her tartan title in part tire their world number one who opened with a seventy three. shooting two consecutive sixty five prior to the final day of the competition sunday school for once was a triumph as saying clinch the title with a short shot of the tournament was. the was the only want to put pressure on the taiwanese at the end of the day occupied second place by south korea has completed the overall. well that's all from me for the moment small sports news from around the globe time have not say goodbye. to the. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. right. from france to. start on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style it's not on. the. market why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the g

the seventeenth to finish with a fourteen and total for two hundred seventy four will get compel a spade and muscles of germany work two shots of back in a tie for second place another spin it and marcus fraser finished joint fourth at eleven under. in women's golf yalit saying of taiwan japanese. by one stroke to retain her tartan title in part time they world number one who opened the tournament with a seventy three wrong shooting two consecutive sixty five's prior to the final day of the competition and sunday's quick four months was a triumph as saying clinch the title with a shot with a shot of the tunnel afterwards. was the only want to put pressure on the taiwanese at the end of the day occupied second place south korea's shane completed the role . well that's all from me for the moment small sports news from around the globe. not a goodbye. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got a few jerks covered. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on

in the week seems like these could be set to become much more common on the streets of spain surf a spade and stay with us here on our t.v. still to come this hour from politics to prison is your started has been bruised by fist fights and drunken brawls now ukraine's former interior minister faces more serious charges stay with us for that. but first south korea and the u.s. have started a large scale joint naval drills despite north korea's threats to attack if provoked for pyongyang the exercises involving hundreds of thousands of troops are a silent declaration of war in two thousand and ten the north responded to drills from its neighbor with an artillery strike that killed four people and raised fears of a wider conflict rigor frock an expert on north korea and east asia at vienna university things it won't take much to light the touch paper. north korea has issued to state such statements in the postes and look at these for just statements but you never know till you can play with fire safely for a while and the until you create some kind of a big blast sunday school you don't want

violent see it in spades. well today the parliament in germany passed a bailout for greece about one hundred thirty billion euros or more than one hundred seventy billion dollars we've of course been talking a lot about bailouts and addition to the rhetoric associated with bailouts there's also reality associated with them as well and whether you agree or disagree with that bailouts have become a go to strategy from countries to companies there's no way around it the bailout is also a political tool and on the heels of a presidential election it seems we'll be talking about them for many more months i spoke a little while ago with max froude of wolf a senior analyst at green press crap capital from our studios in new york and here's his take. i mean i think the before we even get to how it plays down the road we should take a step back from what is kind of panicked need poorly informed rhetoric on a lot of parties side greece is not getting bailed out creditors to greece are getting bailed out the reason that

interesting thesis we just heard but you know but you know that it's not all the end of the world's fair spade in germany or even friends use all you know end of the word everywhere because we will pause in greece and portugal and ireland and that is not what a euro zone or european union is supposed to be united states or in the united states of america new york sends a lot more tax dollars to the federal treasury they're going to receives in terms of government expenditures on life. delaware but hit by these in the in the opposite direction he does it receives a lot more than it says to the federal treasury so you cannot have a euro zone with with only one power to dictate the terms of the game so clearly one's one's governments begin to understand its interests a there is an intellectual any ideological shift if you look at the last polls in greece you will see that the left has been gaining as well as the altar right now this is not a healthy situation and i am sure that you will see the same thing in portugal and you will see alternately the same thing in as you're seeing in france for th

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the entire embodiment of african-american coolness, you know, which i think don cornelius had in spades i'm don cornelius and it's always been -- and with some love. and. >> soul train was like american band stand but more hip. he had two children with his eight wife, a second marriage with another wife ended two years ago after pleading no contest to household battery. >> thank you. >>> and an important health alert for women. pfizer is recalling a million packets of birth control pills because they may not work. the lo-ovral28nogestrol and generic estradiol packets are affected by this. some may not have enough of the affective medication. the packets have expiration dates between july 31st of 2013, and march 31st of 2014 and if you happen to have one within a date, take it back to the pharmacy. >>> the nation's leading breast cancer charity is cutting its ties with some planned parenthood and its affiliates. because planned parenthood is under investigation in congress, the planned parenthood claims the charity is planning to pressure from antiabortion activists. dr. laura meyers, th

it validated the entire embodiment of african-american cool's which i think don cornelius had in spades. >> >> >> wisdom, remembering those days. >> i remember all of them. cornelius had two children with his first wife and the eight- year marriage to his second wife ended in divorce two years ago. >>> don cornelius is leaving a huge legacy behind. last night, his personal friend, donnie simpson, came to our studio to talk about his life. simpson said he was shocked to hear the news. >> i just couldn't believe it, especially at that age. it just seems unusual to me. >> at the age of 57. >> yeah. >> he to all of us who watched him on tv just was really smooth and he had this larger than life personality. what was he life? >> smooth and larger than life. i mean really smooth. someone asked me did he ever give you any life lessons. yeah, but they were never through conversation. it was just through watching. you could learn through watching. and that was to always carry yourself with class. and that was him. on air and off air, just classy. >> talk a little bit about the impact that he mad

book includes gem ace of spade for widow. king picture which means money.sident you have heard that phrase. few others babe in the wood or criminal in the sox. poised which means very pregnant. and best for mistress of a brothel. all of the words and phrases were slang from the early 19th century. everything oldest new again. >> coming up here. what is cooking at the oscars? wolf gang puck provides tips on ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. sawsz. >> oscars are 2 day away and one thing you won't hear subpoenaed night is live from the kodak theater. kodak is bankrupt and can't pay for the naming wreaths any more. they covered up the name at t

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and of course we see this in politics, you know, in spades where politics is a movie. and we're now, you know, in a campaign season where what we're really watching is not so much political debate, though it's called that, as we are watching a movie in which candidates are contending to be our protagonist-in-chief, as i would put it. >> protagonist-in-chief -- >> yes. >> meaning? >> meaning that they, themselves, see the country as a kind of movie and they want to be the hero of the movie because they understand that's what the american people really are looking for. they want a clint eastwood, they want a john wayne. they want an arnold schwarzenegger to be the head of state. >> but we wanted heroes in the white house before there were movies. george washington, hero -- andrew jackson, hero -- ulysses s. grant, hero. that was some-- that seems to be something inherent in human nature, not in the movies, per se. >> i mean, there's a distinction between real heroes and celebrities who are people on whom we impute a kind of heroism who haven't really earned it. john wayn