thomas jefferson, 2500. this one is team of rivals, arguably the best book about lincoln ever. >> wow. >> doris kearns goodwin. it's the book that the new poef vi coming out in a couple of weeks is based on lyndon. that's a steven spielberg. sally fields is mrs. lincoln and daniel day lewis is lincoln. it is going to be quite something. >> all right. that's the best one out of 15,000. get that one. >> now guest of honor. you hear about white house dinners. this is a book about what happened, and it's true, when thomas roosevelt, theodore roosevelt had booker t. washington, the first african-american to have dinner at the white house. and there was a big scandal about it. it was quite something because he had -- he invited booker t. washington to the white house for dinner. >> so this is all the ins and outs? >> and how he did it and why he did it. then our favorite, dolly madison. you know her from the ice cream. >> yep. >> all know that she was the one that saved george washington's portrait from the war of

thomas jefferson wins 42-18. >> battle with the chin tillly centerville. chantilly, show me the suction cup hands of harris. i am liking that. that sets up the chargers. ross simms, can you put it on the board? yes. taking it to the house just in time. chantilly looking good but then wild cats come back, in the wild cat. that is big scott walter banging it. centerville comes back 76 points on the board, centerville the winner 45-41. >> a pig out at west field, watch o pten mike wonden cut on it a dime and leave nine cent change. he gets it into the end zone, oldston

thomas jefferson wins 42-18. >> battle with the chin tillly centerville. chantilly, show me the suction cup hands of harris. i am liking that. that sets up the chargers. ross simms, can you put it on the board? yes. taking it to the house just in time. chantilly looking good but then wild cats come back, in the wild cat. that is big scott walter banging it. centerville comes back 76 points on the board, centerville the winner 45-41. >> a pig out at west field, watch o pten mike wonden cut on it a dime and leave nine cent change. he gets it into the end zone, oldston up early and westville coming back, 2nd degree burns. he is also a doctor because he makes house calls. russville wins it. good stuff. >>> should be an interesting fight for dc's east division. typically burr lou is near the top. apopka has slipped in and so has spin guard. gangrene. interesting. that has me pumped up. that is what ber lou was saying. a little bit later, 80 yards, tackles arm tackle lance jackson, can't do that. ver mouth rolls 45-8. the lake at blair. raining out there tonight

a continental nation so uncertain that president thomas jefferson deemed it optional, quote, "whether we remain in one confederacy or form into atlantic and pacific confederacies, i believe not important to the happy of either part." the coming of the steam boat in 180 # 7 gave hope, but there were soon boats on the rivers, but no true navigation between them. the war of 1812 proved to be a three year course that the united states remained a shaky nation. british burned washington, madison escaped on horse back, the british burnedded buffalo and neighboring black rock. the pioneers of western new york fled east in terror. there was no defending the state's western flank by the effective transportation of arms and supplies. the few roads were so abominable the government spent $60 million on wartime transport like a dollar a pound for cannon balls that cost a fraction of that to produce. the cost of moving artillery from albany to the major war front on like eri more than double purchase price and transportation of material from washington to the lake was up to five times the productio

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historians still argue about to what thomas jefferson was really after but nobody disagrees rear unclear of the purpose. there is not systematized instruction to this day is more systematic. that is important because that is the army to produce the generals. that is where most of the war generals get their experience. >> host: the title is west point and the civil war. who are those that we have heard of bubble sides? >> shura men, grant, the, hood, to give a harder member there are few famous non west pointers but to give a sense of the numbers, 2/3 of major generals of the regular army that is dominated. not own the most officers but the height of the focal point*. so to do review boards their views the cadet as a guinea pig and they will have them march around. west point has the most thorough library available. if we think of the big three, they all know each other from the army. >> host: when it comes to the civil war generals on the self and the north, what does that do to the conflict? >> 4v, the wars are fighting clones of each other because the leadership model are similar i cal

that george washington and thomas jefferson will never win a race again. it took teddy over 500 tries but finally he persevered. >> teddy looks like he's in great shape. look at this frame right here. this is the frame of an athlete. super athlete, right, teddy? want to take a sprint around? one more sprint, you and i. >> he said you're going down. that wasn't sportsmanship, he said you're going down, steve. are you ready, steve? >> i'm ready. >> are you ready, teddy? teddy's like, no sweat. one, two, three. >> let's go, teddy. >> it's neck and neck right now. neck and neck. teddy will not be denied. come on, teddy, down the stretch. just like you did yesterday. come on, teddy. i think that was a photo finish. >> teddy's been working out. think about it, that's a good 120 meters that he sprint. and i'm telling you, that's not exactly no weight on him that he's carrying around. >> teddy, tell abe, thomas jefferson, it's your world now. it's the nationals world. teddy, we're going all the way, and you're going all the way. thank you, teddy. thank you for ins

i think thomas jefferson would have said, the more speech the better. that's what the first amendment is all about. so long as the people know where the speech is coming from -- >> but it's not speech. i'm talking about money to back up the speech. >> you can't separate speech from the money that facilitates the speech. >> can't you? >> it's utterly impossible. could you tell newspaper publishers, you can only spend so much money in the publication of your newspaper? >> but that's different. >> would they not say, this is abridging my speech? >> but newspaper publishers aren't buying elections. the election of a president, as you know better than anybody else -- you've served under many of them -- is an incredibly important thing. >> newspapers -- >> we shouldn't be susceptible to the highest bidder, should it? >> newspapers support candidates all the time. are you going to limit the amount of money they spend on that? surely not. >> do you think perhaps they should be? >> i certainly think not. as i think the framers thought, the more speech the better

jefferson to step aside. it's your world now. it's the nationals world. we are going all the way and you are going all the way. thank you teddy. thank you for inspiring the nation and thank you for inspiring the nationals. >> i hope jim vance is watching. >> teddy is ready to take down the world. he is ready. >> looks like he is. >> that's news 4 midday. thanks for joining us. tune in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 for the days news. >> we'll be back tomorrow at 11:00. until then, have a terrific day.

thomas jefferson statesman meets our coverage 18,000 of you voted this week. outstanding we will have that tonight. >>> all right nhl lock out update number 9,000. still arguing, both sides dispute the others claims games are now cancelled through november 1st which is about the first month of the season. all right and you've got a chance to win these beautiful jerseys here. ray lewis this week, all you have to do to go to our website and tell us why you deserve the ray lewis jersey. we have a couple coming up in the next few weeks. ray lewis is coming up next week so go to our facebook page and tell us why you should be the winner and we'll give it to you. there you go. >> our seven day forecast. >> well, much improving weather in our forecast. all right maybe a stray shower tomorrow but for the most part we're keeping it dry all weekend on. looks good for the terp's homecoming game then it gets downright warm. look at those temperatures guys near 80 degrees as we head toward the middle of the workweek. >> last blast of the summer. i kind of like that. >> sta

[ applause ] >> stephen: thomas jefferson himself said -- [cheers and applause] you know when a plawd for people other than me, it hurts. [ laughter ] crist clinton crist thank you so much for joining me.

[ applause ] >> stephen: thomas jefferson himself said -- [cheers and applause] you know when a plawd for people other than me, it hurts. [ laughter ] crist clinton crist thank you so much for joining me. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's it captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. oh, we got a nice one for you tonight! ben affleck, director, actor, writer ben affleck will be joining us with a great new movie "argo." but first. ladies and gentlemen -- (laughter) with just four weeks to go to election day the insurmountable, unblowable lead the that president barack obama enjoyed post-convention -- (laughter) -- has been mounted and moan by mitt romney. (laughter) (laughter) no? (chrs

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jefferson had a special admiration for raphael. jefferson was in the avant-garde in forming taste for classil architecture and art in america. raphael stood athe summit of that tradition. while serving as minister to france, jefferson purchased art for his collection. included were two copies after raphael. one is now lost, but the other, a copy after a holy family, is still at monticello. a copy adequately represented raphael's style. it also stood as an example of jefferson's taste. but his contemporaries believed that the united states should first develop in a practic direction. benjamin franklin claimed, for example, thatthe invention of a machine is of more importance than a masterpiece by raphael." john adams said, "the age of painting and sculpture has not arrived in this country, and i hope it will not arrive soon. i would not give a sixpence for a picture of raphael." nevertheless, admiration for the artist became so great th copies of his works grew in number, especially of the madonna of the chair. merchants and landown

(cheers and applause) >> if you have a problem take that up with thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin because they believed in separation of church and state and no governmental control and the supreme court would later rule if the government taxes the church it thereby can control and destroy anything that it taxes and freedom of speech and freedom of religion is the first amendment. that's all we're asking for. >> stephen: so separation of church and state i've never been a big fan of. i believe you should preach your religious beliefs when you advise people how to vote. do you agree? >> stephen: yes. >> okay, i'm glad i've always supported mitt romney because it's in conflict with my catholic face because i know he's a member of a cult, okay? (laughter) but now now i'm free to exercise my catholic belief that he's an apostate heretic who should not hold the high fest job in the land in god's chosen country. do you believe i should be able to preach that?çó (cheers and applause) >> i absolutely do. if you're a preacher--. >> stephen: how am i not a preacher? this is my congregatio

mike london is pumped, and thomas jefferson is pumped. uva hosting wake forest. wake up 7-0, phillip sims drops back, finds tim smith. smith finds the end zone. wahoos tie it at 7. uva down 16-10. they're driving here. sims drops back, and lost one. wait for us, we'll get it. kevin johnson with the int and the demon deek ans hold on to win it 16-10 is the final over the wahoos. . high five for homecoming at annapolis. they trail 34-30 late in the fourth quarter. keenan reynolds is going for matt aiken, a four-yard touchdown pass, and navy goes nuts. 31-30, navy records its third straight win. west virginia hosting number four kansas state. gino smith not much of a factor in this one. it was the colin klein show. third quarter, k state up huge, 31-7. chris harper for the touchdown. wildcats roll west virginia. gino smith throws for his first two interceptions of the year in the loss. it was also homecoming at howard. bison beat morgan state 21-20. howard improves to 5-2 this season. now for another kind of football under the rfk lights. dc united they needed a win

jefferson in fairfax county, big rivalry there, anacostia, georgetown prep, dciaa and private school match-ups. go to usatodayhighschoolsportsexpense >> ray lewis gone for the season? >> that's a luge loss. >> that's it for us -- huge loss. >> that's it for us. >> derek is back at 7:00 with our area's only local newscast. we'll see you back at 11:00. >> have a good night.

jefferson, francis scott key, and mark twain. and for 20th century buffs... >> one third of a nation... >> simon: ...f.d.r.'s copy of his 1937 inaugural address. all of these were found in landau's apartment? >> all of these documents were seized from mr. landau's apartment in new york city. >> i love you, guy. i love you. >> who has a bigger moustache? hey, there's a good looking woman! >> pitts: shad khan is the newest owner in the national football league. >> i'm jaguars owner shad khan, and i'm all in. >> pitts: his rakish moustache and unflagging optimism have made him a favorite in northern florida, but it's his unique american success story that made him a story for "60 minutes." >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm byron pitts. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." [ male announcer ] we're all on a journey to financial independence. ♪ whether you're just beginning the journey... ♪ ...starting a family... ♪ ...or entering a new chapter of your life

this is teddy roosevelt, george washington, thomas jefferson and abe lincoln. sprinting around the park during the national game on wednesday. a mascot knocked everybody down. after losing 500 times since 2006, teddy roosevelt wins for the first time. just like that. when we come back the search is over. a woman caught on camera breaking the law by riding a manatee has surrendered. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c. thunderstorms 82 degrees. sunny in atlanta 84. 82 degrees in st. louis. 54 in denver. partly sunny skies in seattle, 65. >>> with millions of americans tuning in to watch last night's debate you might expect the candidates to be edgy but check out what mitt romney was up to before he took the stage. romney watched as three his grandsons and his sons by the way played jinga. that can be pretty intense. last year sales of dietary supplements totals $20 million. now some may have misleading labels. >> reporter: the report found that 20% of supplements had labels that claim to treat a disease and that's illegal.

this is teddy roosevelt, george washington, thomas jefferson and abe lincoln. giant 10-foot tall foam presidents. sprinting around the park during the nationals game on wednesday. a philly's mascot knocked everybody down. after losing 500 times since 2006, teddy roosevelt wins for the first time. just like that. when we come back the search is over. a woman caught on camera breaking the law by riding a manatee has surrendered. san jose police are investigating two deadly shootings. what we're just learning about the victims. plus: few fireworks and fewr surprises. the presidential candidates meet in denver. w big bird quickly became the biggest star of the debate. "..." and the a's have it! but not until after an amazing come. so who are they playing nexd what are the chances of anor ,,,,battle of the bay. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c. thunderstorms 82 degrees. sunny in atlanta 84. 82 degrees in st. louis. 54 in denver. partly sunny skies in seattle, 65. >>> with millions of americans tuning in to watch last night's

. >> and it always -- i think historians still argue about what thomas jefferson was really after when the school was founded but no one disagrees that the schools were weak. it's unclear what the purpose of the institution is. there is not, there is widely divergent action and to this day it's still the father of west point because he puts it on much sounder and systematic institutional footing and that is very important because that's the army that will produce the generals, that institution at west point is going to be where most of these generals that their initial professional experience. >> well, professor the title is "west pointers and the civil war." who are some of the west pointers we've heard of the board generals and the civil war on both sides? >> sherman, grant, lee, could to give you a charter member there are some famous non-west pointers, but there are still. to give you a sense of the numbers, two-thirds of the major generals are the veterans in the regular army dominated by west point, so it's not only that most officers in the regular army are graduates at west poi

. >> why did thomas jefferson the bible by omitting a lot of it in his own text of the bible as you began your book with? >> well, presumably it's no because he didn't have anything else to do, i mean, he was a pretty busy guy in the white house but he ordered a couple books from england, a couple bibles and he sat there in the white house and he cut and pasted and took out the miracles and took out the resurrection. he believed jesus was a good guy, he believed he was one of the most important philosophers ever but he didn't like christianity and he was able to separate out christianity from jesus, say no to christianity and say yes to yeast. >> how many of the colonists, what percentage were religiously affiliated or had religious beliefs in some specific denomination? >> i'm not sure the percentageí but much smaller percentage of churchgoers than we have now. something more on the order of, i don't know, one out of five rather than the vast majority. and those who were christians and who did go to crunch typically didn't think a lot about jesus either. >> how much did jefferson take o

marshall at thomas jefferson winning 18,000 votes this week. almost 20,000, that's pretty good. finally yankees, tigers. c.c. sabathia, this is a neck- turning pitch. because when you throw that pitch, your neck turns to see it to watch it go. orioles fans are wondering why couldn't this yankee fan show up? tigers sweep them heading on to the world series 8-1. there you go. we'll be right back. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> what was that? some kind of thumping. >> pockets of junk, right? [ laughter ] >> that's our broadcast. we've got to go. >> don't forget we're always on wusa9.com. letterman is next.

marshall at thomas jefferson winning 18,000 votes this week. almost 20,000, that's pretty good. finally yankees, tigers. c.c. sabathia, this is a neck- turning pitch. because when you throw that pitch, your neck turns to see it to watch it go. orioles fans are wondering why couldn't this yankee fan show up? tigers sweep them heading on to the world series 8-1. there you go.

. >> and it looks like he was racing with abraham lincoln and thomas jefferson. >> like you said the relish catching the mustard at o's park? >> go o's! [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

the patriot act will be renamed fuck you thomas jefferson. [laughter] also named how to hate people that are better than you. the metric system 10 times better. to peel back the layers of america with american exceptional was somehow to make other countries come out of the box. we have practical solutions how to review the sexual tension, a crime and punishment and crime again. recreated simple multiple choice questionnaire to help american children determine their value to reinvigorate the is folk to we have embedded ed drinking game with rock the boat. most of you a thinking fuck you you communist hockey lover. [laughter] i should tell you because we run this open transparency that is not as as you think. [laughter] really want to raise american up. not teardown. you need an honest president c.d.s you look fat in those fans. america you need jobs. that is a big issue. we will turn could turn turn -- turn job creation is to give them seven days. we will close guantanamo bay move the prisoners to the arctic where they can be legalese no board

presidential debates and not once has global climate change been brought up should be to paraphrase thomas jefferson an alarm bell in the night for all of us especially because this last september was the hottest september ever recorded in the civilized history of the human race not only that this last september produced the smallest amount of arctic ice ever recorded in the civilized history of the human race our planet is rapidly changing scientists across the world are freaking out flyers are getting hysterical and in many countries committing suicide in mass numbers and yet our two presidential candidates are fighting about who's going to pump more carbon pollution into the atmosphere. yes we still continue to open up new areas for drilling the president cut in half the number of licenses and permits for drilling on federal lands and in federal waters what we don't need is to have the president keeping us from taking advantage of oil coal and gas i'll get america and north america energy independent i'll do it by more drilling more permits and licenses i will fight for all coal and nat

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jefferson say? i have a minute to vamp here. have a new biography, is this anything different than jefferson saw. >> he ran the first contested race in mean seven, 1776 and they had super pac ads this then. >> what did you learn new about jefferson. >> i learned he was a politician who understood the art of pragmatism. >> rose: that sound like barack obama. >> tall, cool, cerebral, very good politician, who doesn't really want to admit that he likes politics, but it is policy -- until we come up with a better system for working these things out, we have got to have skilled practitioners of the craft, and whatever we think about who won and who lost, we had two skilled practitioners,. >> rose: i thank all of you very much, it has been an exciting time and exciting debate. and we will be back on tuesday night for the next debate. have a nice evening. see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

jefferson wrote in the declaration of independence life liberty and pursuit of happiness and that's why we were creating this country you can't have a right to life without health care you can't be alive if you're sick and you can't get well so leticia i'm totally with you and i appreciate your call and making that point i think you made a very very well and and and what we need to do is point out i think to more people more often that every other developed country in the world believes of the thirty four we see the countries the organization of economic cooperation developing the most developed countries every other country in the world believes at that health care is a right not a privilege we're the only one that doesn't say it's a right and that was ted kennedy's big thing it should be a right norman grass valley california a norm you're on the air don't come our today i'm great but i'll get better. i'm doing fine so what does one. statement than a question has to do about the debate from last night i knew there would be lies in the village men and more lies deception and number

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