and george marshal came to president roosevelt and said we can't do things we've done in the past. we have to act now. we have to act precisely, and you have to do it today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. and all the auto companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. ford was given the project of the bomber. they wanted to mass-produce this airplane. so ford said i'm not going to build just parts. i'll build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces and they took the engineering drawings and designed it and a press would knock out these pieces and unskilled assembly workers with a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. 35% of the four engine bombers built in the united states were delivered. and that was one of 11 factories building the b-24 bomber. >>> saving a little piece of this plant was so important to that story. it's beyond words. i cannot describe the feeling we will all have and the big smiles once we pull this off. we did somethin

george marshall thought that this was a plot by donovan toovn take over army and navy intelligence which, by the way,e that's exactly what he had in mind at the frequent roosevelt would have let him. h do so marshall eventually comes to accept donovan's zero ss, but his senior intelligence officers never do.elgenc income in fact, they fight his organization throughout the warh at one point is military thtelligence folks form their own secret of espionage unit behind donovan's back.ovan bac it was nicknamed the pond.amed in this job was not only tos jo supply on the access behind tons back, but to spy on donovan, on his offices. his offi even collected information on the lives of zero ss officers. donovan -- i mean, in any war you are going to have generals on the same side fighting among themselves. world war two was no differentee than any other work.frny o the british in american's senior officers, constant battles. and in done in this case the fights were even more intensegh because the conventionalbeca admirals' and generals just really did not know what thisd guy was all about.s i m

and george preston marshall took the name, and that's how he came up with redskins. he also named team in honor of his coach that year lone star deitz who claimed to be a part sioux. >> any of the owners that have led the redskins, nothing offensive or disparaging or pe i don'pejorative by that name. >> something as a mascot evokes something positive why does it matter? >> well, i think it's just a little pecular that they would cling so long and so hard to inanimate objects and to these false personnas, all of native america in the way that we measure our views, all our native organizations say change this name that it's a slur, it is a pejorative. and it doesn't matter who means it or who doesn't. what matters is the effect. the people who are doing the offending don't get to say what hurts or what's the nature of the offense. >> our community is chiming in lisa as you can imagine. institutionalize, it shouldn't be a question of should they change their name but when. >> and then kevin says those against changing the name are mostly nonnative and ignore our history

was totally unprepared and george marshall, chief of staff of the army came to president roosevelt and said, we can't do things as we have done in the past. we have to act now and we have to act decisively and you have to do today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. us build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. manufacturersne were given projects. ford motor company was given the beach before bomber which was a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had come it was still in development stages and they wanted to mass-produce this airplane. , i'm not just going to build parts come i'm going to build complete airplanes. original what had been pieces and took the original drawings and designed it to within 210,007 inch. a massive press would knock out thousands of these pieces that would then go on to the assembly line and basically unskilled assembly workers who had just a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. between january and june of 1944, 35% of the bombers bills in the united states were delivered here at low -- at willow run.

when he passed away in 1969, george preston marshall put in his will know money from his urbanization could go toward an organization a promoted integration. this is in 1969. that is the legacy of this team name. if for no other reason, it really does belong in most any museum, and probably in the dust of history. >> and the bully issue. if you could talk about the nfl and the miami dolphins. >> this is huge. what is happening right now in the locker room of the miami dolphins, the players are coming tother and what i call an act of bully solidarity to support their teammate richie incognito. >> explain what happened. >> it started with two guys in the locker room, jonathan martin and richie incognito. jonathan martin let the team because of what he later revealed to the a series of racist voicemail messages that threatened him, threatened his family from and that richie incognito, the accused bully in the story, said it was all a big joke and really only being done to toughen up jonathan martin. >> that he was told to toughen him up. >> that is an important part of the story. nothing

and george and george preston marshall took preston marshall took the name, and that's how he came the name, and that's how he came up with redskins. up with redskins. he also named team in honor of he also named team in honor of his coach that his coach that year year lone star lone star de de deitz who claimed to be deitz who claimed to be a part a part sioux. sioux. >> any of the owners that have >> any of the owners that have led the redskins, nothing led the redskins, nothing offensive or disparaging or pe i offensive or disparaging or pe i don' don' pejorative by that pejorative by that name. name. >> something as a mascot evokes >> something as a mascot evokes something positive why does it something positive why does it matter? matter? >> well, i think it's just a >> well, i think it's just a little pecular that little pecular that they would they would cling so long and so hard to cling so long and so hard to inanimate objects and to these inanimate objects and to these false personnas, all of native false personnas, all of native america in the way that we america in the way

there was some talk of naming it after george marshall. allen dulles and others around him launched a pressure campaign against president kennedy and the head of the federal aviation kennedyration, and finally gave in and decided he didn't need to pick a fight on this one. i think even eisenhower was indirectly pushing kennedy to name it after dulles. airport -- i used to think it was an awful thing, looking back and considering the legacy of the dulles brothers that this airport carry that name. now i feel differently. if that airport didn't have that name, nobody would even know who the dulles brothers were. i can tell you that while i was writing this book, sometimes people would ask me, what is your new book about? i would say i am writing a book about dulles. they would say, the airport? >> how long did you write for the new york times? >> wendy three years. that -- 23 years. that is an indirect reason why i got interested in these operations. big eventscovering in the middle east and europe and latin america, i was always frustrated

is totally unprepared and george marshall came to president roosevelt and said that we cannot do the things that we have got in the past and we have to act now and precisely. we have to do it today. roosevelt went to congress the next week and said that the united states must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. all of the companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. the ford motor company was given the be-24 bomber will stop is the newest airplane that we had. produce thisto mass- airplane. he said that he is not just going to build parts, he is going to build airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces and they decided to hold the 210 thousandths of an inch and a massive press would knock out these pieces that went to the assembly line and unskilled assembly workers would assemble this airplane. the engine bombers were one of 11 factories. >> saving in the piece of this plant is so important to our beyond words.s i cannot describe the feeling that we have if we pull this off. we did something here that has not been done anywhere else in t

ask george marshall, chief of staff of the army, came to president roosevelt and said we can't do things we've done in the past. we have to act now, we have to act decisively, and you have to do it today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. and and all the auto companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. ford motor company was given the b-24 bomber which was a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had, it was still if development stages, and -- in development stages, and they wanted to mass produce this airplane. so ford said i'm not just going to build parts, i'll build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces, and they took the engineering drawings and designed it to -- a massive press would knock out thousands of pieces that would go onto the assembly line and basically workers with just a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. and in 45% of the four-engine bombers built in the united states were delivered here at willow run, and th

. >> with the war on europe turning high, george marshall, chief of staff, came to the president and said, we cannot do things we have done in the past. we have to do it today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must fill 50,000 airplanes to protect itself, and all of the auto companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts, and the ford motor company was given the bomber, a problematic airplane. it was still in development stages, and they wanted to mass- produce the airplane, so ford said i am not just going to build parts. i am going to build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces, and they took the engineering drawings, and they designed it to hold it to a few thousandths of an inch, and then they would knock out thousands of these pieces that would then go onto the assembly line, and then unskilled assembly workers with a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes and between january and june 1944, a large percentage were delivered here at willow run, and that was one of the factories building

george marshall high school that's essentially falls church, many affected by the government shutdown and what happens in washington are watching closely. it's going to be less than half of what came out for the presidential election last year. the argument has been made really health care.gov or rather the abortive launch of the health care.gov that bap bam care should be the issue about which this referendum vote, this race for governor is actually decided and he's not new to it as the first attorney general in the country to file suit against the affordable care act, he's been saying it all along. here's what he has to say today after he cast a vote for himself a little west of here. watch. >> obamacare has been a big part of why this race is a horse race at this point. i was the first to fight it and terry mcauliffe didn't think it was far enough. if people want to send them a message in washington on obamacare, their vote today is one way to do it. >> he's been steadily trailing in the polls, although his margin has been steadily shrinking. it was close to double digits and the l

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maher john marshall i mean you know john adams put him on the court just just to thomas jefferson but in the modern era you said the first bush administration yes ok so under the reagan administration bork was filibustered i mean there were good reasons there were prominent arguments that could go forward to explain why he was the best i think it was a distortion but under the bush administration we went from a we're no longer going to make a principled argument about policy and we're going to go for gutter ball and that's what was done in the clarence thomas confirmation process both so low so in your world the democrats suddenly became political around here clarence thomas political you don't think it had the ring the bar it loring radar intense as i did are you glad clarence thomas was lowering it in you know his nomination after what he'd. been over at the department of education he got confirmed as chairman of the e.e.o.c. he got confirmed as chief on the d.c. circuit court all of us now he's no longer qualified and it turns out he's impeachable turns out all. there are so many c

george marshall, chief of staff of the army, came to president roosevelt and said we cannot do things we have done in the past. we have to act now. we have to act decisively and you have to do it today. roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. all the automobile companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. was given thepany be 24 bomber which is a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had, it was still in development stages and they wanted to mass- produce this airplane. not just going to build parts. i will build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces and they took the engineering drawings and do and a and designed it massive press would knock out thousands of these pieces that would then go on to the assembly line and unskilled assembly workers with a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. between january and june of 1944, 35% of the ford engine bombers built in the united states were delivered here at willow run and that was one of 11 f

marr john marshall i mean you know john adams put him on the court just just to thomas jefferson but in the modern era the first bush administration yes ok so under the reagan administration bork was filibustered i mean there were good reasons there were prominent arguments that could go forward to explain why he was filibustered i think it was a distortion but under the bush administration we went from a we're no longer going to make a principled argument about policy and we're going to go for gutter ball and that's what was done in the clarence thomas confirmation process both so that are both.

maher john marshall i mean you know john adams put him on the court just just to thomas jefferson but in the modern era you said the first bush administration yes ok so under the reagan administration.

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marshall. the committee is composed of civilian and retired military men and women who are appointed by the secretary of defense to provide advice and recommendations on matters and policies relating to the recruitment and retention, treatment, employment and integration and well-being of highly-qualified professional women in the armed forces. historically this advisory committee's recommendations have been very instrumental in affecting changes to laws and policies pertaining to military women. the bottom line is this -- and again common sense -- this isn't some advocacy group or fly-by-night panel. it's a long-standing advisory committee hand-picked by the secretary of defense and it supports the substance of our amendment to a t. i know it's easier to support incremental reforms. that is even prudent in some cases. however, when we're talking about something as serious and life altering as sexual assault, we cannot afford to wait any longer than we already have. our men and women serving th

and george marshall, chief of staff of the army, came to president roosevelt and said, we can't do things we've done in the past. we have to act now, we have to act decisively and you have to do it today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. and all the auto companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. ford motor company was given the b-24 bomber which was a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had. it was still in development stages and they wanted to mass produce this airplane. so ford said i'm not just going to build parts. i'll build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces, and they took the engine drawn and they 2/10,000th of an inch. it would go on the assembly line and unskilled assembly workers could assemble these airplanes. and between january and june of 1944, 35% of the four engine bombers built in the united states were delivered here at willow run and that was one of four factories building the b-24 bomber. >> saving a little piece of thi

the fire marshal is investigating the cause. >>> talk about a rough ride. a waut r ter main break in prince georges county created a sinkhole that swallowed this suv. look at it. this happened at the intersection of marl boro pike. workers with the washington sanitary commission spent the afternoon trying to fix the problem. >>> a hyattsville woman spent this thanksgiving in tears because she says she has no place to go after her apartment was made unlivable by a leaking roof. scott broom brings us the story from the kent village apartments. >> teresa smith simply broke down today. all her belongings crammed in to the one room in her apartment that was not flooded by this week's rains during a roof replacement job while an emergency repair crew worked to put up a new ceiling today in her water damaged apartment in the kent apartments in hyattsville. this is video teresa took with her cell phone yesterday. she complains she's been left to fend for herself on thanksgiving because she claims neither apartment managers nor roofers will foot the bill to put her

his son, george w. bush granted the first reprieve for a female bird who was also the first to send the pardoned turkey to disneyland to marshall the theme park's parade. >>> the top two birds spend the two nights before the pardon in a luxury hotel suite. this year's birds, caramel and popcorn, have been at the historic willard hotel. anyway, as we told you yesterday but just can't resist reminding you, the white house is asking the public to pick the bird to reprieve. there's all the information you need to make an informed decision, including their gobbles. [ turkey gobbling ] yeah, i told you it's all stuff you'd never want to know. anyway the president will reveal your choice today. live coverage at 1:20 p.m. eastern time here on msnbc. we're just having a little fun, okay? okay. [ male announcer ] they say it was during an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle

former giant leonard marshall also discovered c.t.e. diagnosis as a result of this study. >> to hoops and lighter fare. when talk about in the barbershop turns to the nba, situations seem set to change. paul george and his undefeated indiana pacers hosting a disappointing chicago bulls. when you mess with paul george, you get the horns. he led the pacers with 21 points, adding six rebounds. the bulls never had any control in this gail. it was all george, all pacers all the time. stat geeks, check this out, this is for you. george with an astounding plus 28 on the court. that's a grade of a plus plus plus. pacer are 5-0, bulls 1-3. >> coming up big with the game on the line, scoring 15 of the spurs last 16 to lead spurs to a win. they are now 4-1. >> the clippers rattled off three straight wins before their trip to disney world. there they ran into the magic's version of the to your of terror. 21 boards to go with 20 points. 96-90, that's sports. back to you. >> around one in 88 american children affected by autism, now researchers say a