to the criminal element out there. curfew, dusk until dawn. when it gets dark, do not be on the streets of st. john parrish. there s nothing out here for you to do. for the criminal element, if you decide to come to st. john parish, my jail is empty and you will be in there by yourself. we re not having it. the 911 connections are very scarce and hard to come by. most residents can t call us which means they ll take matters into their own hands and you may be the one needing 911. that is the most polite terms i can say and for the people suffering out here do not become another victim. if someone saying they will fix this and fix that, do not give money up front. i want you to do law enforcement a favor take a picture of them and take a picture of their vehicle and license plate
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army forced to resign he s selling firewood on the streets of st. louis, he s seen as an abject failure and when abraham lincoln can t find a general to use their troops to win the war, this man who again also wouldn t even go hunting because he hated the thought of killing living beings went and did what it took to win that war. and there has been something remarkable in the american experience that we have managed to find the people we needed at the moments we most needed them and whether it s washington who was able to overcome the doubts of the framers about the presidency, one of the reasons they were willing to leave that ambiguity in the office is they knew they were looking at the first president in the room there in philadelphia with them and they were willing to trust him to do that ch.
but what you look at both of these men who had lives of failures and isn t it roarkable i will say this that that s who god chose to lead our country through its most difficult time. it s one of these things that if you believe if providence or fate, it s the most remarkable thing. lincoln was no one s choice to be a savior as you say and as ron chernow writes and one of the great american stories is that euleulysses grant who coul stand the smell of blood in his father s tannery was selling firewood on the streets of st. louis with two years or so before he became the most important general arguably in the modern i a. kicked out of the army. kicked out of the united states
stockly with first degree murder. after a bench trial, a judge found stockly not guilty, and that is where we are now. fox s mike tobin, live on the streets of st. louis, where this has been percolating over the last several days, and now we are on night four. hi, mike. reporter: hi, martha. the work going on behind me now is the preemptive boarding up of windows because another demonstration is coming and del mar loop neighborhood. you can look at the salt and smoke restaurant, you can see they ve got most of the windows boarded up in advance of the demonstrations. some of them were boarded up because on saturday night, they were broken out by these demonstrators. they re supposed to be here in the next half hour, and the trend thus far has been that you have a largely lawful demonstration, given the fact that they block traffic. it is largely lawful. then the people who organize the demonstration will declare that the march is over. some young people hang around and these are the y