this is a vital port city.ile forces are mobilized about six miles to the east and say they plan on launching an offensive to the east. heavy fighting also reported in two eastern cities and a major setback in the recovery of airasia flight 85801. teams lifting the fuselage to the water's surface, when the lift lifting balloons suddenly deflated, sends it 100 feet back to the floor of the java sea. this was the crew's first attempt. they think many victims are still inside. a total of 69 bodies have been recovered. 93 are still missing. >>> just because they're here illegally, does not give you the right to call them illegals. a california newspaper is finding out the hard way. now, even though the news press has been using the term for a better part of a decade now to describe immigrants in the u.s. without permission once they dared mission illegals in a headline, protesters doing a beeline for them. protesting, boycotting ben stein, you say infour rate ingur rating. >> political correctness you can't call th

new york to london and new york to other port cities and new york up the hudson river into new jersey and connecticut, et cetera. such networks would become vitally important as mechanisms for political mobilization. in other words the same roots that news and gossip and information are traveling through the travens these are the same routes that political news and political propaganda are going to travel as the revolutionary movement unfolds. now, if you're in power whether as part of the imperial government, the provincial government, or local government, how could you impose order? new york's imperial provincial and municipal governments passed two types of laws regarding alcohol. one, those designed to encourage and profit from the sale of alcohol and those that sought to prohibit the sale to certain groups. the first types of law made sure duties and fees were clekded. hogs heads and casks were measured fairly and tavern keepers kept an orderly house. though the mayors had the power to limit the number of drinking establishments, this wasn't really their goal. instead they raised revenue by encouraging the culture of drinking in new york cit