the think tanks that have come forth from back east, townshend of all places -- there happens to be a state park called town's end outside of their city limits. i believe they know that very well. but the police research forum and public strategies group both come from the same location. this fine city has been in operation since the -- since 1849. the police have been professional all the way down the line. they are not johnny-come- latelies. to have some little town come in and tell these police officers that are dummies i find amusing. thank you. they are a fine department. by the way, i went out in 1976 and have made an official report. my police start number is still outstanding. i believe it is in the hands of my ex-husband, a civilian station officer. his wife has changed her hair color to mine. i believe you will find it with him. thank you. i know they can do the police investigation, but i am sure he is out of town. i cannot seem to locate him. thank you. president marshall: further public comment? hearing none, would you please call item 4? >> item 4 is approval of the awar

township georgia's military invasion insall the sect two years ago and now the primary source of townshend's said between nato and russia have been plans to deploy elements of missile defense system in eastern europe close to russia's buddhist russia had strongly oppose those plans all giving that one smile and one man's shield as it is another man's suit. and these are just as several of the main disagreements between nato and mosco poles nato's east enlargement eastwood's is also seen by prominent as one of the main threats to its national security but it seems that made so and moscow are now seeking to push the reset button similar to that which washington and moscow pushed a while ago and this is why rasmussen is in moscow and he's also saying that nato is blueprint cscope gratian partnership with russia as a new strategy but most go is pushing for more than just words from nato while all of those issues will certainly be on the table when ralph newton sits down with president medvedev that's going to happen shortly from now because the new groucho following nato secretary general's visi

the statement from clarence townshend announcing the engagement said spring or summer of 2011.as it that the people of various different establishments have been asked to keep the first two weeks of august next year clear. there is going to be one date they want to avoid and that is of course the 30th anniversary of charles and diana's wedding which is next summer as well. but, now, as to where it is going to be, well, we can probably rule out st. paul's cathedral because that is where charles and diana got marry and secondly the chapel at windsor, and possibly, because it is too small for a major event, but if i were a betting man, wolf, i would say at westminster abbey, the home of so many royal occasions, and not the least of which is the coronation. >> what is the thinking of england right now? okay to have a lavish royal wedding in these rough economic times? >> that's a very good question. there will be inevitably the curmudgeons who say that we should not spend a penny on a royal wedding, but then those who say, this is exactly the sort of thing that the nation needs in

in the mid-70s 60's with the stamp act and the townshend duties and the boston tea party and the intolerable acts washington begins to realize that all of his personal grievances simply reflect a larger political problem. the deck has been stacked against the colonists. and then suddenly and brother gloriously all of his feelings about the british are elevated into these universal principles of freedom and liberty and justice. so miraculous to behold. he begins to find his political voice. that political voice is very strong and very militant. if ever there was a man who was a noble by circumstances, if ever there was a man who was fired up by a just and righteous cause that man was george washington who, as he shall see, the transitions in no way that has few, if any parallels in american history. all of us, if we know any events in the revolutionary war know washington crossing the delaware at valley forge. those events are a little bit misleading. washington deserves full credit. i have given the book that washington was at best a middling general. he lost more battles than the one. but i