perhaps thom might take the lead on that. jeff you might have insight as well. >> the private sector has provided a whole new array of privately owned military focus journals. at the same time, the pentagon's own internal official media really only serves internal dod. stars and stripes is a bit of a hybrid. it has some government money and some advertising. it suppose to be editorial independent which causes a lot of important. they do very important hard hitting stuff. at the same time, stars and stripes in an era of the internet, is sort of a failing business model. they are wrestling -- as the troops come home from iraq and afghanistan, they're back in garrison, the stars and stripes don't really matter anymore. that kind of media is going through the same struggle evolution that the rest of us are going through. >> pick up on that. stars and stripes is very important. this was a year when we were deployed army. we had 300,000 american soldiers in europe. the daily newspaper was stars and stripes. thom points out, not onl

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thom tillis has some issues.ill go to the polls or will they just stay home. >> and the base isn't going to come out in the way that it did it for obama about that so she doesn't have that going to her this time which is what pulled herring a cross the finish line last time. >> someone wrote saying the president going to north carolina and senator hagan being there to greet him shows things might be better in north carolina in that senate race. do you buy that? >> obamacare is doing better as it's doing everywhere once obamacare get there is to effect, it sdpts seem to be the lightning rod. would i would have just let it rest. >> thom tillis just released an ad saying she voted with the president 96% of the time. i still don't think the campaigns know what voters care about. and that will work itself out over the next six to eight weeks. >> all right. i want to thank both of you for joining me this morning. thanks. >>> when we come back, a huge developing story out of texas. mom usually throws a gogurt in there.

i'm thom tillis, and i approve this message. >> the billionaire koch brothers are supporting thom til lifment s. why? he thinks corporations should get tax breaks while seniors pay more for prescription drugs. thomtillis. he may not be a koch brother, but he certainly treats them like family. >> as you watch these ads , how effective are these races. >> i think when there have been millions in spending there will be millions more. i think there is a danger that swing voters get turned off and then there is the base, energizing your base. one thing about hagan that is different from some of her colleagues is she doesn't have that family name to fall back on o. even udall in colorado, they can fall back on this family name. you know my family or brother that serves. hagan doesn't have that. she's trying to define her epublicans to do it for her. >> at the moment mark prior is ahead. >> arkansas is a fascinating race. if you ask both parties how do you feel about arkansas? i think their candidate is in a stronger position and they are cautiously optimistic. in colorado i think both parti

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to the number two or so this a facebook message or you can drop a message off at on our website at thom hartmann dot com. go to our first video comment of the night. hi john so my question is there are a lot of people who came out and voted for obama and got behind his campaign because it is progressive campaign ideas but based on his lack of follow through a lot of those people are really i lean to come out and support the cause that they believe in because they don't think that anything is going to get done how do you think we really energize the youth will be as they came out in support of for grass of policies now that they've been so displayed by the obama administration to really great question. and there's a couple of different ways to look at it one is to turn that that disillusionment into into anger and. you know an energy in there it's you know get out there and i think occupy was actually the beginning of that although it got infiltrated it got crushed it got you know what. there's still of you know fair amount occupy still out there but. so anyhow that's one the other is is

i mean, when you see that, it's hard to fact thom that the damage could be so intense from that earthquake. that is what we call the west napa fault that we are just now learning about. really important information as we continue to look at that huge spot. and what caltrans will do on highway 121, whether they will close it or not. but this is nothing. it's a wake-up call for folks who live in earthquake country to be prepared, have the survival quits we need and make sure your family has a plan. go to abc7news.com where we have north cal, the one-stop shopping resource center for all the information you need to know so about next time there is a major earthquake or any other type of disaster, your family can stay safe and refer to the guide. it's abc7news.com, prepare north cal. >>. >> ama daetz has been monitoring the new twitter feeds. what do you have for us? >> we have sky 7hd live over queen of the valley hospital in napa. they have set up a triage center. you see somebody on the gurney in the middle of your screen. 70 people have come in for various injuries. so far we are hearing t

it was a great camp by henry thom thomas, who they finally allowed them to bury the dead he got turnedaround and walked into the confederate lions by mistake and was captured and immediately put on a blind fold so he couldn't get accused of spying. colonel loring who was burnside's chief of staff writes an adademdum say he is a commanr of usct regiment and treated him horribly and then finally mahone comes through and he hears that the confederate officers are putting mhim down as rescuing black troops and it really shocked me. the other thing going through some of these records that you don't read about too much is in the 9th corp area which is the park where they talk about the confederates kept up sniper fire day and night because they are so ticked off. >> both sides . the colored troops are in the area. at least the union officers feel that that's why it's worse there. in the history that i learned growing up, i didn't hear of that level of nastiness. mahone had something in him that was a little bit more decent than some of the others. >> it is true that after the 4th division is

it was a great camp by henry thom thomas, who they finally allowed them to bury the dead he got turned around and walked into the confederate lions by mistake and was captured and immediately put on a blind fold so he couldn't get accused of spying. colonel loring who was burnside's chief of staff writes an adademdum say he is a commanr of usct regiment and treated him horribly and then finally mahone comes through and he hears that the confederate officers are putting mhim down as rescuing black troops and it really shocked me. the other thing going through some of these records that you don't read about too much is in the 9th corp area which is the park where they talk about the confederates kept up sniper fire day and night because they are so ticked off. >> both sides . the colored troops are in the area. at least the union officers feel that that's why it's worse there. in the history that i learned growing up, i didn't hear of that level of nastiness. mahone had something in him that was a little bit more decent than some of the others. >> it is true that after the 4th division i

while protesters here have been demanding to know who shot michael brown and today police chief thom jackson says they will do it at 8:00 this morningment the events here took a turn yesterday with peaceful protest. many are attributing it to the new police captain thousand in charge. hundreds of protesters took to the streets of ferguson thousand accompanied by law enforcement including missouri highway patrol captain ron johnson. >> people have a chance to say what they want to say. it's peaceful. i think it's going good. >> spending their time shooting each other teargassing, going to war hating each other. what does that solve? what does it prove? >> beautiful tonight. it's great. it's very peaceful. i love it. >> reporter: throughout the week protests at night -- [ chanting ] -- and during the day in ferguson have been confronted by formidable police presence criticized for the aggressive level of force and use of military equipment. yesterday missouri governor jay nixon put the state highway patrol in command of oh ferguson. >> i grew up here. this is my community and my home.

. >>> 54-year-old mall ccolm thom was arrested after finding two women dead after police responded to a call to check on people who lived inside the home. investigators say the women suffered trauma to their upper bodies. police say the murders do not appear to be random. they say it was a domestic case. neighbors are still uneasy. >> you see it on television. you hear about it and then you wake up one morning to the police knocking on your door and you find out that that very thing is going on next door. it is very, very, very unnerving. >> the suspect in the case, thomas, is in custody in southern virginia awaiting extradition to prince george's county. >>> happening today, family and friends will remember a virginia teenager who vanished a year ago. 17-year-old eelectrl alexis dis after a shopping trip. her body was never found. a virginia man will most likely spend the rest of his life in prison for murphy's a disappearance. a jury convicted randy taylor of abducting and murdering murphy even though her body was never found. >>> this morning a family is planning a funeral for a mo

it was a great camp by henry thom thomas, who they finally allowed them to bury the dead he got turned around and walked into the confederate lions by mistake and was captured and immediately put on a blind fold so he couldn't get accused of spying. colonel loring who was burnside's chief of staff writes an adademdum say he is a commanr of usct regiment and treated him horribly and then finally mahone comes through and he hears that the confederate officers are putting mhim down as rescuing black troops and it really shocked me. the other thing going through some of these records that you don't read about too much is in the 9th corp area which is the park where they talk about the confederates kept up sniper fire day and night because they are so ticked off. >> both sides . the colored troops are in the area. at least the union officers feel that that's why it's worse there. in the history that i learned growing up, i didn't hear of that level of nastiness. mahone had something in him that was a little bit more decent than some of the others. >> it is true that after the 4th division i