the plan was pushed very hard by thomas jefferson's grandson. thomas jefferson randolph. and it is a plan that he had tried to advance and part of the previous decade and it goes back to thomas jefferson's own plan in the state of virginia. in this plan had been out there for a while and it is a plan that is completely unfeasible and it is the only thing that virginians could possibly consider as a mode of emancipation and it turns out that it is more than just a single vote, i can't remember what it is, they decide to cut off further debate and will just not consider the question. this last time but the virginia legislature considered any proposal for any form of emancipation and this includes several generations of its slaves, which it could not have followed her because no one was going to love level the taxes necessary and enslaved people overwhelmingly did not want to go to liberia. because it was a pretty grim situation, particularly for disease, and this became pretty well-known and so in this includes colonization and it's a nonstarter for many reasons. and that i

card holders for new clothes and two more slices off the jewelry in the trial of thomas barnett has been sent home for a hard night after deliberating for more than eleven hours over three days the jury is considering its verdict on fifty theft fraud forgery and deception charges against a former solicitor earlier today john mccarthy said he would accept a majority verdict on any or all of the charges mr byrne denies charges. the forty five year old who was critically injured and soul to use swords and dove in a month ago has died in hospitalg on the head with a baseball plastering the attack on the main street is that on the tenth of october he died in beaumont hospital this morning. thirty seven year old's job to become the sweet apple wooden swords has been charged in connection with the soul after more than three decades in the industry paul mcguinness is to step aside as manager of you too in a statement he said he would take a less hands on role with the news comes as music from opens tonight nation are in talks to take over both madonna and you too much and companies. they with the baby pens keep the

the suspect 16-year-old richard thomas told police he did it because sasha was wearing a skirt. >>> check this out. hard to believe anyone could survive this. a 200 mile an hour crash. not only did the racer survive. rachel kim says he's already back at work. >> on sunday 55-year-old brian was eeg ef to secure his lead by breaking his own record at an event at el mir raj try lake. as he accelerated up to 185 miles an hour, he suddenly loses control and flips at least a tozen times before nose diving to the ground. debris from his honda flying everyone. the car comes to a stop on its roof. >> the biggest concern you have is not knowing the condition of the driver. >> he watched as emergency crews arrived at knowing how badly he was injures. they even xully flipped over the car and see. >> it was really heartening to see that the driver, brian, my friend, was indicating as soon as the car come to a stop, he was waefg with his hand upside down saying, "hey, i'm okay." >> he suffered a collapsed lung, a fwash on his leg and a lot of bruising. >> brian is back at home in phoenix right now. we spoke to him ov

hard to be shocking these days. >> and for our religious viewers he is talking about thomas hayden church's house and not an actuallace of worship. >> i was on crack at the time. >> he has a wife and two kids which blows my mind. >> i do? >> and he is pregnant again? >> that's the sad part. where is the wife? are they separated? >> i don't know, but he needs family. he needs support in a big wai. somebody needs to bail him out. >> he is living like a bachelor. >> or the flip side that the family got him to where he is now. i think he tried the crack after the second kid. >> there were quotes from his family saying well he has a drinking problem, but he is not an addict. >> i remember that. >> i'm sold. >> his sister said i know because i am a former addict. fine, but maybe there is something genetic going on here. >> i hope he gets better. even though it is entertaining it is not going to end well for this man. >>> times are tough for sinful stuff. that's the conclusion of one california economist who predicts a not so great holiday season for things like casinos, liquor stores and, yes, prostitution. i sense a th

senator dick durbin, senate budget committee chair, hard work right now on a budget, and house minority leader nancy pelosi. house minority whip thomaslawyer. and four years later, democrats seemed to distance themselves far enough from obamacare. well, we will call it a bomb scare. halloween. why not. senate democrats are calling for an extension of obamacare is open to the enrollment for a delay in the individual mandate. you can keep their current health care plan. according to forbes magazine as far back as 2010 federal officials estimated 93 million americans would lose their health plans under obamacare. to the credit of each of those senators who once went along with the allied, mr. pritchett -- misrepresentation, misstatement, are adjusting to new facts that were denied them by the very white house they were supporting incredibly you can add obamacare to those of scandals in the seats for which this president, it seems to me, is irresponsible and, yes, he had a lot of accomplices. we will take all of that up with the "a-team" now. we are joined by democratic strategist hank shank off. great to have you here. pulitzer prize-wi

thomas scully is a republican, and he is next. ♪ ♪every day is so wonderful ♪then suddenly ♪it's hard to breathe ♪now and then i get insecure ♪fromn ♪i'm so ashamed would it be ok if i sat here? ♪i am beautiful no matter what they say♪ is she serious? ♪i am beautiful no matter what they say♪ what ver! ♪words can't bring me down♪ new irl! ♪words can't bring me down♪ ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪yes, words can't bring me down.♪ ♪so don't you bring me down today♪ ♪ lou: our first guest tonight says obamacare is in many ways beck said george h. w. bush, but the problem, as usual, democrats who went overboard on the size and scope of obamacare. joining us is tom sculley, former administrator for the centers of medicare and medicaid services during the last wish of restoration. president and ceo of american hospitals representing the nation's 1700 privately owned and managed hospitals and health systems and the general partner. a private equity health care firm. good to have you with us. but let's start with these problems. you are in it hellos to years to figure out what is going on. you have a plan. at this administration se

thomas said enough is enough. he has lowered his era and many of evolution anyone who witnesses pass them on my nano with his cattle would find it hard to believe him capable of actually slaughtering. he picks a film i have to try really hard to switch off. i had to go up to shoot an animal and i can have negative thoughts and the identical out thinking i want to kill this animal now the animal would notice if they have incredible antennae and everything and when the buyer and can be met and as for the moment. there's a calm atmosphere in the stall see animals like a keeper or relaxed. my as cattle dog of your tactics. attaching them would destroy the farmers system. sunday i made it would make it impossible for me to walk among them without risking life limb and i would always have to be aware the bulls might attack because they feel threatened and because they think now he's going to come and do something bad to us. and that's not the case of the moment so we have to avoid it at all costs and within a maiden. he still into by the tag she just doesn't use them. they're lying about in plastic bags in his office. is it any wonder then

hard to find because the house was built on a slow. to get to the fire, firefighters had to deploy it down interior stairs that more like a chimney. thomasred minor burns. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news spread will tell you about a bay area boy dying wish that is about to come true. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> welcome back fred the time i 6:40 a.m.. the time is 6. this is just a another reminder to be careful about what you post on line. in a rock land, four people have been arrested for posting this picture of themselves with $120 worth of fast food they said they bought with a stolen credit card. rock and police said that three adults and one juv andenile were arrested for breaking into several parked cars and stealing gps units, wallace and other items. >> sa

thomas says oregon should put up at least 40 on the cardinal defense. coach david shaw addresses that high octane oregon offense. >> it's hard because the guys just have to go through it. that first quarter is going to be a -- that 1st quarter is going to be a wakeup call because these guys are still the fastest. the guys get the call, getting lined up in position and executing their assignments. you do it once, twice, three times, might have to do it 10 times in a row and that tent time if you're not in position, they're -- 10th time if you're not in >> now that twerking has jumped the shark, the biggest craze in hollywood now is slavery. >> it's a representsation of what needs to be talking about. >> what needs to be talked about. >> i feel like there's a studio executive with his feet up on his desk going, "i need slaves. get me some slaves!" >>ryan lochte tore his acl and sprained his mcl. >> an overzealous fan rushed him. >> he's really good looking. i'm sure there is a girl going. "oh my god." >> you find him attractive?

thomas says oregon should put up at least 40 on the cardinal defense. coach david shaw addresses that high octane oregon offense. >> it's hard because the guys just have tothrough it. that first quarter is going to be a -- that 1st quarter is going to be a wakeup call because these guys are still the fastest. the guys get the call, getting lined up in position and executing their assignments. you do it once, twice, three times, might have to do it 10 times in a row and that tent time if you're not in position, they're -- 10th time if you're not in position, they're going to score a position. >> like i said, must see tv. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> good night. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. let me see, let me see! - you guys a

thomas hoch is no longer associated with b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. will name a new chief negotiator. b.a.r.t. complained they were often absent from the talks until the very hard line when he was there. go to ktvu.com for more details on the guidelines and costs released by b.a.r.t. tonight. look for the top stories section. >>> happening now the final preparations are under way and in just hours the new fourth bore of the caldecut tunnel is expected to open to traffic. when that happens boy is it going to make life easier for thousands and thousands of drivers who use the tunnel every day. amber lee is on the orinda side of the caldecut that still has to happen tonight before it can open tomorrow. amber. >> reporter: that's right, drivers tell us they're so excited. highly anticipating this. we want to show you what's going on right now behind me. we can see crews working to prepare the fourth bore to open in several hours. and so far traffic in both directions is flowing smoothly. around 8:30 tonight cal transmade what it calls a -- caltrans made what it calls a historic move. officials tell us this was the tunnel's final switch. chp warns drivers to expect

thomas hoch is no longer associated with b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. will name a new chief negotiator. b.a.r.t. complained they were often absent from the talks until the very hard line when he was there. go to ktvu.com for more details on the guidelines and costs released by b.a.r.t. tonight. look for the top stories section. >>> happening now the final preparations are under way and in just hours the new fourth bore of the caldecut tunnel is expected to open to traffic. when that happens boy is it going to make life easier for thousands and thousands of drivers who use the tunnel every day. amber lee is on the orinda side of the caldecut that still has to happen tonight before it can open tomorrow. amber. >> reporter: that's right, drivers tell us they're so excited. highly anticipating this. we want to show you what's going on right now behind me. we can see crews working to prepare the fourth bore to open in several hours. and so far traffic in both directions is flowing smoothly. around 8:30 tonight cal transmade what it calls a -- caltrans made what it calls a historic move. officials tell us this was the tunnel's final switch. chp warns drivers to expect

hard, and win games. >> >> that's sports. stephanie and thomasyou. >> before you know it, we'll be talking about spring training. >> before you know it. >> a new lifeline for those who have the virus that causes aids. the hope act signed into law by president obama opens the door to organ transplants with that the aids community. >> rob had been battling kidney disease for 10 years when he was finally put on a transplant list. in 2006, a doctor told him he was h.i.v. positive. >> he told me that meant that i could no longer get a transplant, which is very devastating, because i was waiting. >> he was lucky. in 2010, a nurse included him in a clinical trial of 100 h.i.v. organ recipients, giving him a second chance. that march 21, 2013, doctors transplanted a new kidney. >> it's like a new life. i have so much energy. >> other patients like rob have new hope now that president obama has signed the h.i.v. organ policy equity, or hope act. it's legal for h.i.v.-positive organs to be donated to h.i.v. positive people who need them. it could save thou

thomas, we love you and patrick. good luck. we will certainly be watching. enjoy this trip. >> reporter: thanks, peter. thanks, peter. >> this is how you learn to swim the hardsumatran tiger cubs at the national zoo took a swim test yesterday to prove they're fit to go on exhibit. they passed the test but not sure if you would really call it passing with flying colors. neither of the cubs actually looked like they enjoyed this dip. the zoo curator insists the tigers are one of the few species of cats that actually do enjoy a swim. now the 3-month-old tigers will soon be free to explore their exhibit with their mother. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you

thomas roberts. topping our agenda today, iran's nuclear freeze. the fallout, the fact and then the fiction. just days after signing this historic freeze pact with iran, the white house has already pivoted to the hardh at home and abroad. before we get to the hits, runs and errors of this global reaction, let's look at the anatomy of this deal, how it was hammered out by this group of six world powers. now, it freezes iran's nuclear program in place for six months. and it allows for daily inspections of iran's nuclear facilities. here's what iran gets in return. $6 to $7 billion in eased sanctions. both president obama and secretary of state john kerry cautiously celebrating the deal as step one in a very long walk. >> while today's announcement is just a first step, it achieves a great deal. >> now the really hard part begins, and that is the effort to get the comprehensive agreement. >> among the world leaders panning the deal is benjamin netanyahu. he announced he's sending envoys to the u.s. one day after he blasted the freeze with

hard pass. >> thank you. can ask a trashy question? what happens in the press corps in terms of accessibility when someone writes something about jenny thomas? and that gets written about to -- i'mat your dress interested in the personal stuff there it >> she's fair game pitches a public figure in every way. >> one final question for janet. tell us about the future of journalism. >> oh, the small question. i think it is a very helpful message. we are it is clear that getting the domesticating that help people in the collective process of redefining what journalism is. that the posts of the scotus blog summarize -- there isng a contribution here in redefining what the storytelling is. it is redefining it in the moment and in multiple time frames. it is what you can do immediately that is adding to the pressure that we want more information immediately. it is who you conclude in the conversation. how heard other people say wonderful it was to hear the theanations during the weights and how welcoming the blog was to the new be people who are mystified by these arcane rituals. storyen there is a longer which is taking what is a petition, what i

hard for. we give thanks for the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform who serve around the world. us safe. are out.us on behalf of the oh thomas family, i want to wish everybody a very happy thanksgiving. tomorrow we will count ourselves to bethere is more thankful for that we can imagine. i want to grant popcorn a full .eprieve come on. we wish you well. we are going to give you a pardon. congratulations. happy thanksgiving, everybody. [applause] get out of the rain. >> the annual national menorah lighting ceremony took place at the white house. this marks the start of the jewish holiday, hanukkah, which overlaps with thanksgiving. >> happy hanukkah, everybody. good evening. celebrations is a of many in the hands of few. we are going to have to carry for allit of hanukkah of our friends who had ,ifficulty getting here .ncluding one of our cantors from one we make two. now we will have the united plus threeforce band cantors. bank the men and women of the air force and. -- i want to thank the men and women of the air force band. the greatest concern we have is for a peaceful future. with an every event prayer for peace. ask th

hard pass. >> ok. thank you. >> can i ask a really trashy question? what happens like in the press corps in terms of accessibility when someone writes something like something about jenny thomas, when that stuff gets written about do you find that your press -- how they talk to you? because that stuff really ints me. >> she's fair game. she's a public figure in every way. >> one final question for janet. what is the success of the blog? tell us about the future of journalism. >> oh. -- think it's very helpful it's a very hopeful message. i think that it's clear that we're getting the domesticating technologies that are helping us to -- helping people in the collective process of redefining what journalism is. and that i think the way that blog sum rises cases, that -- and you know what i'm saying? the blog is not the most salient. i'm not saying -- what you think about as blogging isn't excellent. it is. but there's -- i think there's contribution here that is in reredefining what the story telling is. and it's redefining it in the moment both -- and in multim time frames. so it's what you can do immediately that's adding to the pressure that we want more information immediat

thomas. a commercial van crashed into a utility pole this morning. it happened around 1:00 a.m. near hathaway and a streets. the van slammed into the pole so hardt snapped in half and brought down a transformer and several power lines down the block. the van driver who left the scene was later caught and is being charged with dui and hit-and-run. >>> a sigalert still in effect on interstate 80. here's leyla gulen. >>> that power outage made for a dark commute. this one was lit up by brake lights. saying letter still in effect on the westbound side of 80 due to an overturned big rig. we are looking at a reopening of lanes at about 8:30 this morning, 6 miles per hour your top speed. your normal travel time is 7 minutes from the car heavy rain i can't say bridge. this is kwirn up the led. in a pwow!ct world every man would look like johwow!amos. and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. sounds too good to be true... it's thick, creamy but 0% fat and twice the protein. huh..! where did stamos go? he's here, the oikos are on him. this really is too good to be true! dannon oikos gre

thomas drayton. >> i'm stephanie sy approximate we're going to have the story of our own reporter actually in tacloban, the hardo do a live shot when the storm came bearing down. you'll have her reaction. >> we'll have her account coming up. >> roman catholic bishops are gathering in baltimore as they elect new leadership. the pope called for a refocusing of the church's top priorities. he sent out a survey last year, wanting to know the top priorities of the church. we're going to talk with the chairman of the theology democratic at fordham university. >> a lot of people talking about a sea change in the catholic church. >> the center of the miami dolphins scandal spoke over the weekend. john henry smith will have what incognito who is accused of bullying a fellow player had to say. for now, emergency aid is being rushed to towns and village ravaged by typhoon haiyan. people still have no food, water and shelter. the death toll could rise well above 10,000. >> when the storm hit, aljazeera's reporter found herself in the thick of it, one minute preparing to do a live report, the next, she was fighting for her

statements from iranian officials seem to echo a hard line stance iran bill not back down on its nuclear rights. are these comments affecting talks? well, you know, thomas, obviously, those statements that are being made not only here in geneva by the iranian delegation, but back in iran by the supreme leader which are quite aggressive and very controversial and critical of the west, those statements are obviously on the radar here, but the delegates who have arrived and particularly the u.s. delegation told us that they see that as an awful lot aimed at the domestic audience back in iran. they have to be seen taking a very hard line, very strong stance so that they don't simply come out with what looks to be an easy agreement that they sign off on. so, it is not affecting, we are told, being told it is not affecting the talks negatively, because it is being seen as morals aimed at folks back home and those hardliners back in iran. >> we'll examine those comments caming up later in the newscast. phil, thank you. >> the republican congressman who pleaded guilty to a drug charge is taking a leave are absence. speaking out, representative trey radel expres

the son works hard to make ends meet and was lucky to find a bar tending position that would allow him to work full time. service industry professionals, normally as in the case of thomas' son, receive benefits, so thomas bought his son a catastrophic insurance plan that they could afford. now it looks certain that this plan is not going to be acceptable under obamacare. so his son will not qualify for medicaid but will not be able to afford the premiums that he will now have to pay for this catastrophic policy. our economy is still recovering, and americans are still struggling. thomas and jeanie are exactly the type of hardworking americans that health care reform should be making life easier for and not harder. it's time for the president and democrats to join us in scrapping this law and starting anew. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. johanns: mr. president, a few weeks ago we opened up our web site to nebraskans so they could tell us what they were dealing with with obamacare. i heard from a family in grand island, nebraska. this is what they say: obamacare has made the prospect of ge

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when hope published and authorized in addition in 1886, he assured thomas harding that we will do the best we can withh that in these distressing times when it seems next to impossible to do anything with anything. so, aggressive was the reprint industry at the time. o-oscar whoscar wilde learned ts a victim of american pirates while on his famous tour of the united states in 1882. in addition of the poems printed together with one of his lectures had appeared in a pamphlet and george munro's library and it quickly appeared and he complained to american reporters that in all of your railroad cars i find newsmen selling my poems store when i never can resist the impulse to rebuild a lesson on the defense. get piracy also helps spread the same and helps with the lecture. he earned thousands o of thousaf dollars as his share of two or received. piracy was a national compex activity intimately bound up with legitimate publishing and the copyright law. they put it in 1882 piracy was the product of the law. respectable houses and pirate firms that always distinguishable from each other. jus