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. >> reporter: thomas lee just moved to d.c. from atlanta. value in preserving the historical character of the space. >> it would depend on the historic value. in underground atlanta basically used to be the top part of atlanta till i forgot which general came through and burned it down. >> reporter: sherman. >> sherman. so that's what's historic about it. >> it all sounds better to me than nothing. i'd definitely take a look, doesn't bother me it's underground. i like the idea that it's space that's not being used would get used. >> reporter: the arts coalition is in the process of finalizing a five year lease with the city in order to use the underground and hope to begin transformation of the space by 2015. live in dupont circle i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >>> this man has endured 78 surgeries since returning from battle. >> why doesn't he qualify for the help he needs? andrea mccarren has his story and explains why he need your help. >> and a real life reminder for anybody considering leaving their pet out in the cold this winter, how one

lee from georgia's bus through the same as michael thomas lee of virginia. >> they get around fast fromto another, voting. >> some of the names that people matched nine times. >> how do you challenge this? a lot of people have been doing early voting. tomorrow, if someone goes to the polls? very andunately, is a her henna method for removing people. i found the purge of black voters as so-called felons in florida by katherine harris. next to thean x name if they were so-called felons. out of the thousands of names, none were. that change the election in 2000. in this case, they don't mark anyone is a duplicate voter but sent you a postcard that says, please verify your address and name. most people think it is junk mail and throw it away. studentspoor people, who are moving a lot, the letter doesn't even find them. so they know who they're knocking off. ae letter can come back in state like north carolina, they will read that voter. in some states, does a two-step process. if they don't mark tuesday, their marked inactive. if they don't vote tuesday, then they will lose their vote in th

he was a dealmaker at the private equity firm thomas h lee. jenna, good to have you both here.hat do you -- gentlemen, good to have you both here. what do you think will be the biggest media story in 2015? >> it is not just one. there are many to track this -- these days. not only is content of the linear cable model over the top, which is a huge story these days, but we also have spectrum options. we've seen an astonishing figure of 30 billion. just a way of comparison, the top four wireless companies in this country invest $30 billion a year in their spectrum. in one option you are seeing $30 billion in investments. is then the music industry going through a lot of changes. clear channel and iheart is in the middle of that. arethe low-interest rates still there. m&a volumes are still at highs since 2007 record levels. we think we will see border activity as well. is a --rya is a diplomat -- will not name names >> he's a banker. >> what is the influence from your perspective? >> it starts with technology. if you look at a lot of these deals that are out there today, you know,

short time later a mana rivd at cooper university hospital in a private vehicle. 24-year-old amir lee thomas a short time later. two hours later, police responded to louis and chase streets. there police found 20-year-old wessley homes in on porch of a house. he was shot once. he was also rushed to cooper and did got survive. so far investigators don't have a suspect or motive in i'mer case and they do not believe the crimes are let related. >> delaware state police released name of pedestrian killed last night in dover. and investigators determined ripard daniels did not use a crosswalk when he tried to cross u.s. route 1. the 4-year-old stepped into the path of uncoming vehicle and victim was thrown on impact and struck by a second vehicle. daniels was pronounced dead at the scene. troopers continue investigating but no charges filed at this time. >>> the protests are intensifying in mexico over massacre of 43 student teachers. marchers from the state of geraro came to mexico city and demanded justice. over fight pro testers burp the front door of ceremonial precedential palace in mexico c

henry knox, nathanael greene, alexander hamilton, charlie lee, thomas jefferson, and james madison, toame some. it might surprise many of you, but in many ways, benedict arnold's name belongs on that list as well. there are so many dramatic and implausible events connected with arnold's conspiracy and treason that the story reads more like a dramatic novel than a true history. all the elements are there. you have a brilliant but deeply disillusioned and disaffected american major general. a beautiful tory wife half his age. an extremelyeral, appealing character. a daring plot to hand over west point, america's most important for to the british. an almost unbelievable set of circumstances leading to the notveling of the plot, but before the evil plotter escapes and the young british gentleman finds himself facing death. we can't tell this story in all the detail it merits, because it is a fascinating one. i want to focus on primarily howington's connection and it reveals aspects of his character, personality, and leadership skills as he deals with benedict arnold and the treason. :he ho

ask bill ruckelshaus, christine todd whitman, william reilly and lee thomas. ask jim brainard, the republican mayor of carmel, indiana. ask bob dickson, the republican mayor of greensburg, kansas. ask betty price, the republican mayor of fort worth, texas. ask republican mayor sylvia murphy and county commissioner george nugent of monroe county, florida. if you're not a scientist, just ask. do your homework. exercise this new great responsibility that will come with the great power you have won, but don't pretend that climate change isn't real. even your own young voters know better than that. a majority of republican voters under age 35 think a politician who denies climate change is ignorant, out of touch, or crazy. those were the words checked off in the poll. to paraphrase michael correspondenmike coraleonefrom t tell me it isn't real because it insults my intelligence and it makes me really angry. to our republicans, i say, i want to be your best friend from all of this. the kind of best friend who tells you when you're in no shape to drive and should han

political rubbingalshouse, christie todd whitman, lee thomas and lee riley wrote in this article -- "a market-based approach like a carbon tax would be the best path to reducing greenhouse emissions. i know the big carbon polluters want this issue ignored. i know that. they want to squeeze one more quarter, one more year of public subsidy for their product from the rest of us. from their view, lunch is good when someone else is picking up the tab. but notwithstanding the power of the big carbon polluters, i still believe this is a problem we can solve. madam president, not long ago, this would have been a bipartisan bill. not long ago, leading voices on the republican side agreed with democrats that the dangers of climate change were real. not long ago, leading republican voices agreed that carbon emissions were the culprit. and it was not long ago that leading republican voices agreed that congress had a responsibility to act. one republican senator won his party's nomination for president on a solid climate change platform. other republican colleagues in the senate introduced, cospo

thomas. it's a cruel joke. >> it's a cruel joke? >> yeah. >> leee like his brothers, he's never dated anyone. if he follows through and kplits to a vow of sell about a sishgs he never will. >> there are guys in seminary now who have experienced intimacy with a woman. you haven't. but you're kind of okay right now with the fact that it could never happen? >> right now i'm okay with it. >> while lee may never experience physical intimacy, father mathias has and yet now feels blessed by its absence. >> celibacy is a gift much it's not something that someone can voluntarily do on their own. it's god to be given from god. >> and while he could have chosen a wife, he's happier celebrating marriage as a priest. >> i've actually found as a priest more fulfillment and more joy than i ever thought possible. i do realize the sacrifice is something i have to make. and it's something that's worth making. because god is that much greater. >> you are still human being. do you still now deal with temptation? >> oh, absolutely. everyone experiences temptations, eve

thomas is here with "bay area proud." >> after graduating san jose's presentation high school christina lee headed to college in new yorkn would, in a plane. five years later she's coming home a very different route for a very good reason. after more than four months on the road, after crossing a dozen states, after covering more than 2,700 miles, christina lee has just a few hundred left to go. you might be tempted to tell christina it's all downhill from here. just don't do it on her first day. in the sierra mountains. >> oh, no, no it's not. it's straight uphill. >> reporter: blame on it the bucket list. christina says the one she wrote a couple of years ago while in college in new york. the 23-year-old from san jose wanted some big challenges in there. so running across the country, new york to san francisco, all by herself, made the list. there was in her mind, no turning back after that. >> because once i wrote it down, i was going to do it. like there's no halfies on the bucket list. you put it there, you're going to do it. >> reporter: after graduation christina decided to run home. without too much of a plan. b

lee. not just rosecrans, but people like george henry thomas and others who fought in the western theater just were not discussed much. that has changed in recent years. people have looked at the campaigns in middle tennessee, west virginia, and people have looked at these campaigns and have generally been favorable to rosecrans. but no one seems to string them together, and very few people into the political dimension. i'm going to close with two things. i would say, should we do anything about this? this man, until recently, didn't have a statue anywhere. he does have one in ohio. last september, citizens in his home county dedicated a statue to him, north of columbus. if you're ever in that area, you should go visit it. it's a great story how local people decided to do something. it's a very handsome statue, also. does he have a statue in washington? no. why doesn't he have a statue? well, i think in part because he lived too long. if he died in 1870, he may have gotten a statue. general thomas, who died in 1870, has a statue. but he doesn't have one. i want to just quote this. it says

thomas jackson said he is not been a part of those talks. joining us is tremaine leee rumors is that the result will come down in a few days you from now. >> it has clouded over the city for weeks now. it's a mix of anxiety and fear and anger, all of the unknown. and with this decision expected in the next couple days, tensions are ramping up. the ferguson police department, we're seeing a return of protests there. there have been multiple arrests. we are in this holding pattern. all this energy and anxiety and fear and anger just simmering just below the surface. >> i'm surprised at how missouri officials have been in their expectation for violence. we know of shops boarding up their windows. i wonder if furthering the message that chaos is upon us aren't they creating a self fulfilling prophesy here? >> by speaking the way they're speaking in tone and words they are setting it up so that you know, all of this will be fulfilled. i think what is happening is deeper. i have been impressed by and the nation has not paid attention to ferguson since labor day has come. bu

thomas devoured the rest of the confederacy. hadarch of 1865, sherman shoved the western theater all the way from tennis the -- tennessee deep into north carolina, while in the eastern theater, lee remained pinned at petersburg. that is the essence of a strategic siege. there the nine and a half months of the siege have been summarized in just nine and a half minutes, but i'm not done. battlesous mobile field that marched each offensive are fascinating. many in our audience and viewing on c-span have heard me speak on one or another of those battles. here tonight, however, in the army war college community, the focus should not be technical but operational and strategic. it let me then suggest some enduring lessons in strategic leadership derived from the , ane of petersburg operation lasting nine and a half month proclaims perseverance, both its prizes and its pitfalls. grant's bulldog tenacity in grabbing hold of the army of northern virginia in the wilderness of spotsylvania and never letting go all the way through petersburg to appomattox is one of the greatest hallmarks of his generalship. just what did this tenacity, this perseverance and tail at petersburg? part of it, it

thomas in brisbane, australia, where world leaders are gathering for the g20 meeting. the economy is supposed to be the focus, but other issues are muscling on to the agenda. >>> i'm leeellings in whales. inside of the car of a rowdy driver who is effectively having to race one-handed. ♪ >>> now the oil market has entered a new era according to the international energy agency. the energy watch dog says there has been a 30% decline in oil prices over the last five months and adds that a return to high prices is unlikely to happen soon. now in june the price of a barrel of crude peaked at just over $115. but by the middle of july that dropped by more than 10%, to $104. by september it had dropped still further below the 100 benchmark to $96 a barrel, and continued falling through october and into november where it has hit its lowest point for four years at $77.67 a barrel. we're joined by an independent energy expert. why is the price of a barrel of oil slipping so sharply? >> well, it is slipping so sharply because of -- it's a demand/supply scenario, and the world economy has been markedly slowing again, and we are sort of basically in a sea of crude because we have t

thomas jackson, at the same time a rally will be held in support of michael brown. this comes as protesters are gearing up and strategizing for whatever decision the grand jury hands down. msnbc tremaine leethe fatal shooting of unarmed michael brown. the protests sparked by his killing continues. >> reporter: more than 100 protesters staged what they described as a die in on sunday. blocking traffic on city streets dampened by a late falling snowsto snowstorm. >> it's been 100 days. give us another reason we'll get more organized. >> reporter: protesters are preparing daily in anticipation of a grand jury decision to indict or not indict officer wilson. the decision could come any day. they trained hundreds of volunteers and nonviolent disobedience tactics and police are training and spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in riot gear hoping for the best. there's anxiety that a possibility nonindictment could spark violence. >> the level of intensity is high on both sides. >> reporter: local religion leaders plan to stand side by side. >> there are clergy serving as peace keepers as well as a number of us willing to risk arrests. >> reporter: in churches all over town plan to open their