on a valuation of slaves that was decoupled from the price of cotton, which many historians, walter johnson, spin backward, they go into. so connected the goldrush with slave and some of the sentiments that precipitated this overconfidence on the part of the south triggering a humanizing novel from harriet beecher stowe. those are the types of connections i try to weave weag throughout the book works not just a celebration of capitalism or great biographies, but synthesizes the democratic forces that clashed with markets many times throughout american history. and so that you will find later as on as well as a strong theme as rights-of-way and jennings bryant candidacy in 1896, and it's against the backdrop again of business interest in this country being very pro-tariff pic at the the time did have income tax and because you do have income tax the federal government was financed by either that tariff or liquor and tobacco taxes, both fermented and distilled spirits. so because of that reliant on the tariff, business interests often had to print in the federal government when they could pro

sentiment evaluation of slaves that was decoupled from the price of cotton which many historians, walter johnson's go into, so connect the gold rush with slavery and some of the sentiments that precipitated the overconfidence on the part of the south triggering a humanizing novel from harry beecher and those are the type of connections i try to weave in throughout the book where it's not just celebration capital, gray biographies, but synthesizes the democratic forces that clash with markets many times throughout american history. that you will find later on as well as a strong theme as the rise of william jennings bryan's candidacy in 1896 and against the backdrop again of business persons in the country being very pro- terror so at that time you did not have income tax and because of that the federal government was financed by either tariffs or liquor and tobacco taxes both fermented and distilled spirits, so because of that reliance on the tariffs business interests often had a friend in the federal government where they could protect industry and when they protect industry you institute a terr

bay great man, my father, came here, moved to bethesda, maryland, area, and went to school at walter johnson high school. when i was 13, my uncle, an imam and lived in algeria -- if anybody knows where that is -- >> woo. >> guest: there we go. the gia came in the laying '80s, early '9 sod, radical islam to that part of the world. that country that was a muslim country, and my uncle thought that this was obviously wrong, he was preaching, and so like many of -- other algerians he put on the uniform and fought these individuals, and then february of 1996, during the cease fire, -- that was a testament to what was happening the world. to be honest, nobody was paying attention to it. i kind of compare what happened to what is happening around the world right now. if we see boko haram kill people, we say, this is horrible, go on to the kardashians, right? it's this culture in a sense. if it happens at home, it's -- for the next 17 days. that bothered me as a young child, the fact that so much evil could be happening over there and nobody is talking about it, but i remembered it. when i became a u

the second a male junior at walter johnson high school also in bethesda.he students and the staff left saddened and stunned. >> it's a pathway. not just a cliff people arrive at. so there is many factors along the way. it can start as early as late elementary school the middle school. >> the pressures include endless social media exposure. cyber bullying. expectation to out-perform fellow classmates. >> i will hear from the about college. how much they need to succeed now to be prepared. >> parents routinely show their children affection. avoid dismissing moodiness as the teenage hormones. >> tearfulness, agitation, excessive worries. it may seem overconcerned with death. there is discussion about death or research or looking into death. >> the montgomery county suicide hotline is active 24/7. so if you or anyone you know needs help call 301-738-2255. michelle: two arlington teachers accused of smoking marijuana in school hours have to wait until next year to see the judge. the two p.e. teachers would smoke in their office before classes and they used an a

one of them, reverend walter johnson of the greater institutional church in chicago, shared his frustration that abuses and atrocities being inflicted upon migrants and froodgein libyahave not receivee from the government and the press. that's why i have come to the senate floor to speak of this alarming human rights crisis. every american should be appalled by chilling images of modern day slave auctions. earlier this month cnn released video of an auction taking place. not an auction for a piece of art or another item one might bid on but an auction of human beings, human beings sold for the equivalent of $400. the reports were a wakeup call for the world about the gravity of this situation in north africa as migrants fleeing danger and economic hardship face new horrors on their journey to seek a better future. the wars in the middle east and instability in north africa upended huge swathes of the region displacing thousands of vulnerable men, women and children. thousands of people fleeing africa and the middle east make their way through libya hoping to cross the mediterranean. and unf

to see how johnson we got not the whole of the walter mitty dream. house across the. board arsenal or of the money. i myself was only one year and for a month old at the time that the bomb was dropped in he does seem so my own direct memory of what happened then is not strong however every year on the anniversary on august sixth my mother would gather me and all about the children together and tell us of what happened the story of that day for jean-marie son to knock some thank you so much for sharing your experience with us thank you the round of applause you are to provide. for our viewers who are going to. be interested in really humbling listening to them much do you worry is these events as they inevitably will do pass beyond living memory to the world will not be able to connect with this horror in the same way yeah i think it's a real concern i think that we all were to survivors to heed to the call of art now we have many people have ignored their stories for a very long time we have one final chance to to prohibit and eliminate nuclear weapons before they are

johnson has a 16-year-old daughter simon from a previous marriage. >> seth rogan getting serious for his next role, actor set to play journalist walter cronkite in news flash, centering to 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy and media outlet quick respond to the news. >> u214 album -- u2's 14 album is number one on the charts. with 200,000 in sales could during first week of release. in hollywood, michelle, fox news. >> in a move most likely to score a lot of points for customer service, two major ride sharing services uber and lyft are giving customer back hone whmoney. who were charged sur, after fleeing the terror attacks. to op of they will let driver keep money. all i want to say i'm glad government was not involved, i am tired of hearing about price gouging, you know market works, when demand is high, people charge more money, and when that does, that is all equalls out in the end, if you are an uber driver, you are there, they should fetch a higher price that is how market works that is how you get more of what you need, same thing works with fuel, and everything else during a crisis. don't get all caught up in the whole word price

and we shot lane johnson, we're going to do malcomb jenkins, and my gosh. >>ly waltercipient. aladdin man, do you get to rest? no wonder you're sleeping. does this prove to you, my little diamond is adopted a lot of people don't realize that, they think she's a boutique dog. saving a dog's life can change the world >> absolutely. i think people don't realize what amazing dogs you can find in the shelter. so i mean, like today, we actually another one of the reasons rue is here, we're hosting a big breakfast at the chop house in voorhees. >> with lucy? >> yes. lucy refers to aladdin as her nephew. and lucy and rue are hosting the brunch this morning, and they go to the medical fun to help save other dogs like aladdin. >> those arms you got. rue? it's impressive to me. how do you do it? they keep making it more difficult every year, we got to keep training and training be i love just jumping around on stuff's been an athlete all my life. to be able to have that platform, to spread a message and encourage people, a lot of people they see the dogs in the shelter they think