>> i take umbrage with the fact that a permit issued in 1988 is older than the hills. i am 47, but i would like to hear from the neighbors if you would like to respond to the issues. is there anyone here from ingleside station? >> no. >> i am one of the neighbors directly next to the bar. i have a copy i would like to give you that is signed, and just to give you a quick overview commo, my husband and n both of these buildings. this has been a long time coming. the out of control and intoxicated behavior at the bar results in fear for our safety and others in the neighborhood. i do not live there, but i am here representing my tenants and their children. the music is so loud it is disturbing for the immediate neighbors and for many in surrounding blocks. there are constant broken bottles, vomit, trash, urination. i once swept broken glass from the front of two garages. the above concerns also happened in the back of our building. there is also constant blocking of driveways, even though we have to put up no parking signs, and what happens is our tenants cannot get out

a reviewer in the virginia magazine of history took umbrage at a similar suggestion. this reviewer willing to concede black people helped the cause of freedom. at what cost, he wrote, not to them, mind you but to slave holders. in leaving the plantation, this reviewer wrote, black people created hardships for white people. they hurt food production and in some cases forced white people to flee. it was not a good, positive find, the reviewer wrote. mcpherson stepped up in the midst of this ahistorical work to tell a story of black people's contributions to the war for freedom. and union. it is worth remembering, therefore, he was there from the begins of the still much-debated topic of who freed the slaves. in the 1960s it is worth remembering, too, some of his colleagues placed him like they had dubois, at the most radical edge of the conversation. perhaps it was his decision to publish documents that spoke to the views of black people during the war. perhaps it was his discussion in 1964 of how the u.s. congress during the war -- or after the war had backed down from

. >> taking great umbrage. no, no. there's a real need. if we turn one of these burners on here, see if we can turn something on. that's enough for cooking at home, for some people. that 15,000 b.t.u.'s. >> what do you have at your house? >> it's a little over 20,000 now about what it takes to do a little wok cooking. >> is that 20,000 b.t.u.'s or $20,000? >> both. so the people who eat for survival don't need 22,000 b.t.u. burners. they need a microwave. >> i have to say, my grandmother was the greatest cook in the world, she wrote a cookbook, taught cooking classes, she had the simplest little stove and kitchen in the sunset district, she taught me, to be a good cook, you need a good heart and a sharp knife. so you don't need b.t.u.'s in my opinion. >> i'm going to add double oven. >> rachel added a double oven. to meet your kitchen remodel expectations, it is not necessary in all cases to completely redo your kitchen. i have seen many kitchens that have been successfully done by doing things like replacing the facings on the cabinets an

a bishop, his name was valentine, flouted the ban, took umbrage and performed marriages in secret.ecuted for his defiance on -- which was treason, they said, on february 14th, 270 a.d. >> we celebrate the day he was killed? >> so we are really celebrating the day a good guy was executed. >> happy valentine's day! that is awful. >> i like stuff like that. >> there's always great moments. this is what happened a couple days before valentine's day. there was this olympic swimmer swimming in some trials and he was getting a medal. he stands up on the medal -- the place where you receive the medals and his girlfriend is going to put the medal around his neck. take a look at this photo-op. >> okay? >> how sweet. ♪ how sweet it is to be loved by you ♪ >> here's the thing. he's wearing little teeny trunks. where was he keeping that ring? >> in his little pocket. >> oh, he's wearing sweat pants. i think things through. >> yes, you do. by the way, you want a sweet story, we have the sweetest ever. this little girl -- this is a little girl -- >> that one. >> a 6-year-old girl suffering from a

to undercut what the american people think about the supreme court triggered that is what i took umbrage with, how he was able to disregard the civility of of discussion. to say that these people are just bad, it really allows the destruction of that veil but people have, but people honor what our government tries to do, and sure, it happens on both sides of the aisle. goi do not care if he does a super pac. he has to outspend his opponents. he has to be able to have a negative component. he does not want to get out stand. he outspent john mccain 2-1. that is his only path to reelection. >> sasha says, where is the movie? we can all read michael morris movies. where is this movie? >> that is a good question. you can go to citizensunited.org. we have 20 films in our library. all of the leaders of the conservative movement common to make films.ted sooto we are really honored they do that. we are excited to have our new coming in. >> the title? >> it is called "occupied, and unmasked." caller: i have several questions triggered the first is i am not sure i necessarily disagree with citizens

pulpit, from his position telling people what he thinks of the supreme court, that is what i take umbrageith, how he can so disregard the stability of the separations of powerball. you may disagree -- separation of power. you may disagree, but to save these people are bad, you really allow the destruction of the veil that we have. people on our service. people honor what our government tries to do, and the people within it. and sure, it happens, but to attack this accord in this way, that is my problem. -- to attack the supreme court in this way, that is my problem. i will be honest as a political analyst, he has to outspend his opponents. he cannot run on the record he has and get reelected. he has to run on the component, which is the super pac and he has to do the negative campaigning. he would have to -- he had to outspend john mccain 2 to 1. he will talk to outspan whoever the republican nominee is. -- outspending whoever the coracle denominated. host: here is a question for you on twitter. guest: absolutely, it is a great question. you can see our host of phones -- the film's online

houston took great umbrage because they thought their connection to nacke so was -- but new york got one, democratic state, california got one, democratic state, florida, swing ststst >> more about the future of space exploration in a few moments. what the head of asset, the space agency's budget for next year. a little later tonight on c-span2, book tv and primetime. take a look at books haven't -- highlighting african-american lives. starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern harvard professor on his book on the history of african-americans from 1513 through president obama's election. then at 840 m, connie rice with power concedes nothing, one woman's quest for social justice in america. and at 9:45 a.m., john carlos, a track and field bronze medalist who gave a black power salute at the 1968 olympics in mexico city. his book, the john carlos story, is co-written with david aaron. the obama administration is seeking a slight cut in matt -- nasa's spending next year. the illustrations budget request would eliminate a partnership that the european space agency to send to robotic probes to mars a

rick santorum took umbrage with that on the campaign trail.ica should go to school. what a snob. [applause]. >> when i mean school, i mean college, every member should go to college. not every child in america should go to college. not every child in america needs to go to college. [applause]. >> why, because they have different gifts. why? because, why does obama want everybody to go to college, so his liberal college professors can be indoctrinating people like he was when he was in college. >> alisyn: look, a fascinating conversation to have, whether or not college this is right route for every, single kid and, particularly if you are going to take out college loans and have a crew -- accrue a massive debt and i remember in college there were a lot of kids who were focused on beer-drinking and i don't think they applied their degree, afterwards. >> clayton: we have had a story about -- didn't we talk about this a year-and-a-half ago on the show, about the value of a college education? look, i don't think we discount the value, but the ratio

against another disposes each more readily to offer insult and injury, to lay hold of slight causes of umbragee haughty and intractable when accidental or trifling occasions of dispute occur. hence frequent collisions, obstinate, envenomed, and bloody contests. the nation prompted by ill will and resentment sometimes impels to war the government, contrary to the best calculations of policy. the government sometimes participates in the national propensity and adopts through passion what reason would reject. at other times it makes the animosity of the nation subservient to projects of hostility, instigated by pride, ambition, and other sinister and pernicious motives. the peace often, sometimes perhaps the liberty, of nations has been the victim. so, likewise, a passionate attachment of one nation for another produces a variety of evils. sympathy for the favorite nation, facilitating the illusion of an imaginary common interest in cases where no real common interest exists, and infusing into one the enmities of the other, betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the l