one of the things that always amazes me about sherman and grant is like sherman underperforms and grant always has his back. i mean, you know, he messes things up at shiloh and deploys poorly and gets surprised. that's the school you should be attending. yeah, right. exactly. yeah, yeah, right. and you know, when after the fall of when as tim mentioned earlier, sherman is sent to stop joe johnson's army of relief, he sort of chases them away. but destroy them, you know, chattanooga and yet grant continues to back him up. and so we sort of have created this narrative, them really working together. but there's a lot of grant's sustaining sherman through some of that too. so other questions mean go up here to the front. i nobody nobody gets my microphone all right i'm so used to grabbing at myself i'm charlie seaford out of fredericksburg out of the rappahannock valley civil war round table and so yes big on chancellorsville but have you ever looked at is there other relationship like the relations between reynolds and after the battle of chancellorsville where reynolds who's been meade su

one of the things that always amazes me about sherman and grant is like sherman underperforms and grantlways has his back. i mean, you know, he messes things up at shiloh and deploys poorly and gets surprised. that's the school you should be attending. yeah, right. exactly. yeah, yeah, right. and you know, when after the fall of when as tim mentioned earlier, sherman is sent to stop joe johnson's army of relief, he sort of chases them away. but destroy them, you know, chattanooga and yet grant continues to back him up. and so we sort of have created this narrative, them really working together. but there's a lot of grant's sustaining sherman through some of that too. so other questions mean go up here to the front. i nobody nobody gets my microphone all right i'm so used to grabbing at myself i'm charlie seaford out of fredericksburg out of the rappahannock valley civil war round table and so yes big on chancellorsville but have you ever looked at is there other relationship like the relations between reynolds and after the battle of chancellorsville where reynolds who's been meade supe

sherman admitted when grant and sherman finally ride to the point overlooking chick's mobile where hadn defeated back in december, sherman turns to grant and says, all right, grant, i really wasn't interested in this. i didn't think it would succeed and read between the lines basically sherman is saying, i thought you were an idiot for ordering this, but you don't tell your commanding general, you know he was idiot, but the the idea here is that sherman tells grant that, i can see it now with the supplies open, we have vicksburg him. then there's no doubt what's going to be the result of this thing. and so this is the end, this campaign. in fact, sherman, you need to make a report to washington. this campaign. we haven't even taken vicksburg. you don't know what's to happen in the future. but this campaign is ended and it's brilliant. and you did a good job, grant. you're not an idiot. like i thought you were. and grant says, well, okay, thanks so end of the first phase of this is getting into a position to actually take vicksburg and. that's the first five major decisions. now that le

sherman admitted when grant and sherman finally ride to the point overlooking chick's mobile where had been defeated back in december, sherman turns to grant and says, all right, grant, i really wasn't interested in this. i didn't think it would succeed and read between the lines basically sherman is saying, i thought you were an idiot for ordering this, but you don't tell your commanding general, you know he was idiot, but the the idea here is that sherman tells grant that, i can see it now with the supplies open, we have vicksburg him. then there's no doubt what's going to be the result of this thing. and so this is the end, this campaign. in fact, sherman, you need to make a report to washington. this campaign. we haven't even taken vicksburg. you don't know what's to happen in the future. but this campaign is ended and it's brilliant. and you did a good job, grant. you're not an idiot. like i thought you were. and grant says, well, okay, thanks so end of the first phase of this is getting into a position to actually take vicksburg and. that's the first five major decisions. now tha

this may be about sherman and grant, sherman continually underperforms and grant always has his back.e messes things up and -- >> that is the school you should be attending. >> after the fall of vicksburg sherman is sent to the army of relief but he doesn't destroy them. chattanooga, o and green contins to back him up so we created this narrative of them working together. other questions. let's go here to the front. have you ever looked at any other relationship like between reynolds and mead and for the battle where reynolds who has been made superior says you take command. e have you written much about i? >> whoever the commander at west point would grant when grant was a cadet and when he starts to move upward inth the army he fis himself in command of the army it takes a certain amount of the lack of ego to do that on smith's part. early in the war in fort donaldson sherman was commanding at paducah and the troops forward when grant is a brigadier general before he was appointed so the date of ranking. >> and same thing giving of himself for the greater good. >> a question over he

sherman is willing to put that aside.hen we get to this point grant has figured out sherman and knows he's just the bombastic type and we all probably know people like this, the type he would come in that door mouth first and he's going to talk and to be the social butterfly. grant comes in the door and he's going to hunt the first corner but grant knows sherman at this point. this is not going to work this isis a dom all that kind of stuf it's like okay i've heard that before. sherman does write a letter and verbally tells grant as well and basically makes the argument any confederate general would gladly maneuver a year to put grant in a position he was willingly assuming with 1 foot astride of the mississippi river but grant says there is no other choice so we are going to do it. your worry is duly noted. the key to that is sherman by this point even though he doesn't like it he still says i'm going to do all i can. we've got to support grant and do our best. and to his credit later he says i didn't like it but you are

the sherman exists in the network where everything is connected to every think. it's the human, there's this guy in your, the forest, the desert and water. them in the human being and the animals and plants invest them and what else is there of to go to spirit ancestors and the very dynamic network in the shop and is right in the middle of it to monitor state the light and then launch in mongolia semantics ceremony is thought of as correction. the showman brings together what is no longer hold us mission. now guns is it for us, is something is cracked broken. and the showman brings it back and i gather link. this researcher's um connecting with one's internal palace and with the powers of nature. ready the missing one sofa and other states of being and consciousness, maureen abramoff, which is like split, revolves around these accent themes. the ground on the performance oscar has lived in new york for years, has always been drawn to extremes in head performances. she's exposed to self to danger, pain and humiliation. during her marathon of silence at the museum

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it's a long way from sherman's own upbringing on the pine ridge reservation in south dakota.a member of the oglala lakota sioux tribe, where he grew up eating foods provided through a government commodity program. so we had a lot of just basic staples government, cereals, government powdered milk, you know, government just everything. but then his mother moved him and his sister to nearby spearfish, south dakota, and he started cooking out of necessity. my mom was off either at school or at work, so i was always making dinners for my sister and myself and just learning how to cook some basics at home. at the age of 13, he got his first restaurant job over the years, he moved up the ranks, but then tired and burnt out. he took a break in mexico. i. just kind of saw this epiphany of what to do. i knew so much about european style cooking, but i really realiz that i knew nothing about my own heritage. and so the concept of the sous chef was born. i was just kind of placing myself in the time set, like, if i was here a couple of hundred years ago, what kind of foods were around m

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and my name is jerry sherman would never say i'm a shot and the comes. when you come for treatment, you would say so i can give it a try. you have a lot of us especially otherwise it's a false promise is our today we might say, well, the biochemistry between patients and taylor is not working. it is done kind of in this case, the real showman would send you away the so the norwegian, danish gym, and band high low. everything is nestle sent it as possible. dia bones, drums, which have been painted with their own blood, nordic style sean, and closing the world wide to us are about much more than just concepts. let's take that to this other matter. of course, it has all the features of a ceremony in which a real sacred space is create an artist as it might be hidden game you got in bed. wherever we go, no matter what country we always invite, the oldest, told her to open up her on field, and we close that circle again at the end of that class when the spirits that were called upon are really many guys of you that and less than $194.00, but then that's also

west and father was especially sold the sherman within in drugs office at the time. we're also drawing to sherman ism, joseph boyce, from germany, chicago the out will, with ritual to stick performances and corporation elements like honey gold leaf, felt, and fat animals to play the frequent important role boys, the unit, find nature, animals, and humans. he spent 3 days in a new york gallery with the coyote, the sacred animal, in many indigenous cultures in north america. for boys, his work also symbolized us governmental discrimination against indigenous peoples boys stylized himself as a political showman representing the of rights the to greek directed to meet this challenge. it's more about using shamanism as a not to stick to his aim is to achieve greater dramatic effect in his, the actual work that many people that the, they want to, to, to have seen a connection we for, let's say this be, reach you out of warranty someone is mute, so you have this connection without the phone we can get don't come and disease freedom is very important for, for many people als

february 17th, sherman captures columbia. february 21st, ord and longstreet meet up specifically to talk about exchange of prisoners, but they get to talking about wouldn't it be nice if the generals ended this war, which was an interesting conversation. this led to longstreet recommending to lee he contact grant and say, let's let's meet and talk about this. but grant sent back the note direct orders from lincoln only lincoln would have the the the right to do this and so this this act that this peace conference thing never actually does happen. rebel forces capture wilmington. i mentioned sheridan defeats early force. and then march 13th, the confederate congress approves the use of -- soldiers. very interesting that they required that they be volunteers. which is an interesting concept. battle of bentonville is on march 21st. and here's the deal about bentonville. that's only 155 miles. two computers burg from bentonville. sherman if he if he marched at a leisurely eight miles a day he could arrive in petersburg by april 9

i can't stop sherman. you know, i've got 15,000 men. maybe. he says, the only thing i can really do is annoy him. and so, you know, this brings us to what is lee actually thinking in these last two weeks of the war. go ahead. here's lee's staff. um imagine running a whole war with just four guys. for one thing, lee was lee's staff is terribly overworked. lieutenant colonel charles venable. he was called faithful old venable by lee. venable is 19 years younger than lee, but professor of math at the university of virginia. he was born in farmville at a house called longwood house, which is actually the same house that joe johnson was born in. kind of an interesting little tidbit of fact there, giles b cook was born in 1838 in portsmouth graduated vm i, although at one time he was expelled and then was allowed to come back. on the staff of brag at shiloh. he became inspector general on lee's staff wounded at sailor's creek, kept a diary of the war and he died in 1937. he was the oldest surviving member of lee's staff. he was interviewed by dougla

hundred 25 miles to sherman. down to joe johnston. defeat sherman, turn around and defeat grant. i think we're talking about maybe a 3% chance. maybe. and the third option, attack. fight here without delay. what does lee like? very aggressive always. lee likes the third option. go ahead. okay, so the evacuation plan, what's the plan going forward? to me, these last two weeks are kind of chaotic. it does not look like lee has a good plan. the last two weeks it seems like he is just react and all of the time to what is happening instead of this is what we have to do step-by-step step. we do know that lee sent out about 30 engineers to look at the roots that he might be traveling, see what the bridges look like and so on. so what's going on? you can see from this map that the key spot is the spot there that is circled. that is burke phil. that is where the danville line meets the southside railroad. it is a junction. lee thinks if he can get there where he has asked singin to put some supplies, he would get down to danville and over to joe johnston. that was basically the plan. that

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. >> this is all unfolding in the sherman acres neighborhood.e map near monument boulevard and 680. a police standoff with the man they say shot a woman inside of a home let's bring in nbc's pete suratos, usually this is a quiet neighborhood, what are you seeing? are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, officer are here tonight in pleasant hill, very active shooting here among monument boulevard, which also borders the concord area, and i want to take our viewers to that home that you mentioned, where this domestic violence incidents took place, that is causing the standoff in the sherman acres neighborhood. no, i do want to point out that just moments ago, before our live report we did hear what appeared to sound like some commands from police into the home, maybe negotiating with that suspect, of course, if something happens we want to bring you guys out here, live and show you some video of the police presence here we know a number of agencies are on hand for this active standoff. now, as you mentioned, police say this was a domestic violence call

. >> this is all unfolding in the sherman acres neighborhood. here's the map near monument boulevard and 680. a police standoff with the man they say shot a woman inside of a home let's bring in nbc's pete suratos, usually this is a quiet neighborhood, what are you seeing? are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, officer are here tonight in pleasant hill, very active shooting here among monument boulevard, which also borders the concord area, and i want to take our viewers to that home that you mentioned, where this domestic violence incidents took place, that is causing the standoff in the sherman acres neighborhood. no, i do want to point out that just moments ago, before our live report we did hear what appeared to sound like some commands from police into the home, maybe negotiating with that suspect, of course, if something happens we want to bring you guys out here, live and show you some video of the police presence here we know a number of agencies are on hand for this active standoff. now, as you mentioned, police say this was a domestic vio

the sherman acres neighborhood.is where we are standing across the street from here next to a plaza. it's got a kohl's, wells fargo, starbucks as well. and you can see the road closures that are in place behind me here. monument boulevard, right off the 680 is what leads into this area. part of that is closed this morning. if that's part of your commute a little later today, keep that in mind. we're not really sure how much longer this is going to last here, but i will tell you, just in the last couple of seconds here, we heard these loud flash bangs here. that gives us the indication that some of these police officers, some of these swat members that are out here, this morning may be starting to make a move this morning. of course, we're still working with police to actually find out exactly what is going on here. but the latest details that we can tell you at this point, we know as of this morning, the man inside chun liam saechao, a former police officer, a former pittsburgh pd detective and a former marine, not

and in short order, his first hour alabama calgary cavalry became the point of sherman's march.re at the burning of atlanta, and then they lead the march to savannah and did so with just such distinction that general francis blair, the head of one of four, sherman's four corps, pick them as the place of honor in the parade, the victory parade through savannah in december 27, 1864. it has taken me decades of research to put together a true picture of the first alabama cavalry. i should say that my great great grandfather, james howell abbott, my name howell is based on his biblical name howell, helped walker county farm boys slipped across the -- river in his canoe. so he was a recruiter for the first alabama cavalry. i found this out after years of research, so it has taken me because they are missing from most history books it has taken me literally decades of research to piece together the military history of the first alabama cavalry. then i find themselves on the cusp of a historical story. why had no one heard of these people? they are missing from all the mainstream histor

eric sherman is just one of the many hunter business partners that interacted with tony bobulinski's big guy. this is a picture of joe biden who just said he never met with. i never spoke with hunter, my brother or anybody for that matter about their foreign business dealings. see that picture? that is hunter's because extend business partners after a dinner at the prestigious cafÉ milano. people from harvard know that location. here's another picture of joe with hunter's mexican partners. here's a picture of joe biden golfing with hunter's fellow burisma ward member. president biden wrote archer a letter, quote, "i hope i get to see you again soon with hunter. i hope you enjoyed the lunch. thanks for coming. ps, happy you guys are together. archer testified that joe biden took dozens of calls with hunter's business associates, quote, "biden was put on the phone to bolster the brand, the biden brand. it wasn't hunter. archer than testified that burisma executives, the big oil and gas giant out of ukraine, that they demanded that hunter called d.c. to lobby against anticorruption effo

so that william t sherman could make its people howl. we can know briefly in defense of davis and bragg, there have been no better option quoted general in the full acceptation of the word as a rare product. scarcely more than one can be expected in a generation. but in this mighty war in which we are engaged, there is need for half a dozen. that's what bragg wrote. he certainly never found his half dozen, and he certainly didn't find them in the western theater. one of my favorite sketches here of the fight at chickamauga and a great ambrose bierce aphorism after albertson johnston's death, he could hardly find one general in the full acceptation of the word. who couldommand the army in the western theater, joe johnston or beauregard, who he clearly strusted, were no better than bragg. there was polk who porter alexander referred to has basically incompent or willm hardy who we know shied away from assignments larger than corps command. i respeed the fact that none of bragg's successors, whether they were e johnston or john bell hood, h

so that william t sherman could make its people howl. we can know briefly in defense of davis and bragg, there have been no better option quoted general in the full acceptation of the word as a rare product. scarcely more than one can be expected in a generation. but in this mighty war in which we are engaged, there is need for half a dozen. that's what bragg wrote. he certainly never found his half dozen, and he certainly didn't find them in the western theater. one of my favorite sketches here of the fight at chickauga and a great ambrose bierce aphorism after albertson johnston's death, he could hard find one general in the full acceptation of the word. who could command the army in the western theater, joe johnston or beauregard, who he clearly distrusted, were no better than bragg. there was polk who porter alexander referred to has basically incompetent or william hardy who we kw sed away from assignments larger than corps command. i respected the fact that none of bragg's successors, whether they were joe johnston or john bell hoo

so that william t sherman could make its people howl. we can know briefly in defense of davis and bragg, there have been no better option quoted general in the full acceptation of the word as a rare product. scarcely more than one can be expected in a generation. but in this mighty war in which we are engaged, there is need for half a dozen. that's what bragg wrote. he certainly never found his half dozen, and he certainly didn't find them in the western theater. one of my favorite sketches here of the fight at chickamauga and a great ambrose bierce aphorism afterlbertson johnston's death, he could hardly find on general in the full acceptation of the word. who could command the army in the westn theater, joe joston or beauregard, who he clearly distrusted, were no better than bragg. there was polk who porter alexander referred to has basically incompetent or william hardy who we know shied away from assignments larger than corps command. i respected the fact that none of bgg's successors, whether they were joe johnston or john bell hood

so that william t sherman could make its people howl. we can know briefly in defense of davis and bragg, there have been no better option quoted general in the full acceptation of the word as a rare product. scarcely more than one can be expected in a generation. but in this mighty war in which we are engaged, there is need for half a dozen. that's what bragg wrote. he certainly never found his half dozen, and he certainly didn't find them in the western theater. one of my favorite sketches here of the fight at chickamauga and a great ambrose bierce aphorism after alberon johnston's death, he could hardly find one general in the full acceptation of the word. who could command the army in the western theater, joe johnstonr beauregard, who he clearly distrusted, were no better than bragg. therwas polk who porter alexdereferred to has basically incompetent or william hardy who we know shied away from assignments larger than corps command. i respected the fact that none of bragg's successors, whether they were joe johnston or john bell hood,

sherman akers, en pleasant hill. el viernes por la noche.mos llegar a dormir a casa. >> tuvimos que buscar refugio con familiares ya que no nos dejaban pasar. kenny farfán compartió su frustración y preocupación al no tener acceso a su hogar nuevamente por 6 horas el jueves en la noche. >> la policía de pleasant hill acordonó el área mientras negociaban con un hombre armado y atrincherado en su residencia de cleopatra drive. >> es algo delicado y peligroso para todos. >> no si es si es una persona armada sobre todo. creo que deberían de actuar. >> las autoridades lo identificaron como un oficial jubilado de la policía de pittsburgh y quien sirvió en las fuerzas armadas. levin sather gate elementos de pleasant hill. inicialmente respondió a la escena alrededor de las 7 p.m. del jueves tras reportes de que le disparó a su esposa, quien sufrió heridas leves. las autoridades indicaron que se fueron de la escena a la 01:30 de este viernes sin hacer un arresto porque determinaron que no significaba una amenaza para la comunidad. >> being communica

this is all happening in the sherman oaks, neighborhood of pleasant hill. the shooting happened last night. >> and in the hours after police were going to stand up for the man inside the house, police told kron for the suspect was allowed to stay in his home overnight because they say they don't believe he's a threat to the public. he wasn't arrested, wasn't taken into custody after that shooting. yeah, this really not adding up by something clearly has changed. our man to harry joins us now live tonight again like you said, they don't believe he's any threat to the public. but police just tweeted out around 5.30, that they are heading back to that area and that they are going to be having a shelter in place. so everyone in that area stay in your homes and avoid the area. if you need possibly drive by there. this is what the scene looked like last night. dozens of law enforcement officials from multiple departments try to get this man out of his home. pleasant hill. police say it started around 7 thursday night. cleopatra drive near monument boulevard. when

standup this started late thursday after police say he shot and injured his wife at their home in the sherman akers neighborhood. that led to not one but two sheltered place orders. today the police chief let gave more details about the ordeal and answered questions about how the situation was handled. here's a report from pleasant hill. >> the custody is in custody but there was still some activity at the home today. and now some neighbors have questions about how this all unfolded and some of the decisions police made. yellow tape surrounded the pleasant hill home hours after police arrested the man saturday morning following an armed standoff. people living in the sherman akers and bird were told to shelter in place twice during the tense situation that began thursday. >> my brother is in the house and in two days i've been sleeping in the car. drug thursday night the former pittsburgh police officer emery barricaded himself in the home and shot and entered his wife when she tried to enter a side harbor and that's when the first hours long standup with police began. >> the decisions made a

within the past 30 minutes police have ordered a shelter in place for anyone living in the city's sherman akers neighborhood. they've closed traffic along nearby monument boulevard which is a huge area and marsha drive. police are not saying why they've ordered the shelter in place but we should note the area was the scene of a bizarre six hour standoff earlier with a former police officer. that standoff began after police say a retired pittsburgh police officer shot and wounded his wife last night. what makes the case so strange is that police ultimately decided to end the standoff at 1:30 this morning and walk away. no arrests were made. they said the man was no longer deemed to be a threat to the public. since then, that retired police officer has been inside the home tweeting troubling messages including threats to shoot anyone who would come into his home. pleasant hill police have refused to comment on the case all day, but now pleasant hill police are back in that same neighborhood. that's the sherman akers neighborhood issuing a shelter in place without giving any other informatio

this is all happening in the sherman oaks neighborhood along cleopatra avenue just off monument boulevard. police issued a shelter-in-place for several hours last night and were in a standoff with the suspected shooter. >> but then police called it off, lifted the shelter-in-place order overnight and police left the area. >> for some reason they're now back. and this latest shelter-in-place order has been in effect since about 5.30, this evening. kron four's amanda hari has been following this story since last night. she again joins us live in pleasant hill with the eventually go in and try and confront this it's deja vu for many people in this pleasant hill neighborhood. police closed down monument boulevard buskirk avenue for the second night in a row. >> this all started around 7 thursday night. police responded to cleopatra drive in the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband locked out of the house and when she tried to enter through a side door, she said he shot her through the door with a shotgun. police spent hours trying

it happened around seven tonight in the sherman acres neighborhood. officers say the woman was taken to the hospital where she is expected to recover . several police officers, as well as swat, are on scene. all residents in the neighborhood are bng asked to stay inside their homes. pleasant hill police say that all traffic in and out of the sherman acr neighborhood is closed until further notice. that neighborhoodits along east of interstate 680, along monument boulevard and police say they do not think that anyone else is inside the home. >> new at 11, a sonoma county middle school went on lockdown in three students were taken into custody. police were called out to herbert slater middle school in santa rosa. this was 830 this morning. once on scene, they learned 213 year old boys attacked, another 13 year old student during the assault. the teen who was attacked brought out a knife and tried to stab one of the teens. no one was hurt. and officers say the teen who pulled the knife ran into a surrounding neighborhood and that's when the school was pu

we have doubleline chief investment officer jeffrey sherman.the fed starts cutting rates equities will take off, we're coming off six weeks of gains for stocks. are people not anticipating correctly what might happen to their portfolios? >> i think what it comes down to is that all of a sudden that the stock market has become correlated with interest rates once again and some of the pain we saw over the summer where we saw repricing of yields higher led to stock losses although not as much in the nasdaq. we saw it across the board. this repricing of yields lower has kind of catalyzed a rally of pretty much everything. it is interest rates, it is credit spreads. it is risk assets in general which include equities. i think right now the narrative shift is a big one but now you have a problem with this meeting coming up this week jay powell himself six weeks ago said that, bond market done some of its job, right? the fed's job i'm referring to and that is by repriceing yields higher it made financial conditions tighter. we'll have to see how jay p

and in short order, his first hour alabama calgary cavalry became the point of sherman's march. at the burning of atlanta, and then they lead the march to savannah and did so with just such distinction that general francis blair, the head of one of four, germans for corps, pick them as the place of honor in the parade, the victory parade through savannah in december 27, 1864. it has taken me decades of research to put together a true picture of the first alabama cavalry. i should say that my great great grandfather, james howell abbott, my name howell is based on his biblical name howell, helped walker county farm boys slipped across the river in his canoe. so he was a recruiter for the first alabama cavalry. i found this out after years of research, so it has taken me because they are missing from most history books it has taken me literally decades of research to piece together the military history of the first alabama cavalry. then i find themselves on the cusp of a historical story. why had no one heard of these people? they are missing from all the mainstream history books.

jake sherman is co-founder of punchbowl news.ke on the strategy of donald trump, going on offense, defending democracy matters actually to voters. do you see this working for him? >> whether it's working or not, it's the strategy he's going to employ. i think it's a distinct advantage for joe biden considering that donald trump has said flat out, if he becomes president, he will put his political opponents in jail, he will do all of these things. he's trying to flip it on its head and say that joe biden is doing the same. i will say this, i think from up here, from capitol hill, there are a lot of republicans -- they don't have a ton of courage here, so they're saying it behind the scenes, who say they do worry that donald trump will be more unchained in a second -- potential second administration than he was in the first. he will be less tethered to the extent he was tethered to any norms the first time he was in office. he will be tethered to fewer norms if he wins again. >> it's worth noting, i think, elise, in the past -- in

this is going it get pushed into next year, dealing with this the first week january. >> jake sherman, ryan nobles, tom winter, a lot of knotty stories to untangle. >>> coming up, after overturning roe v. wade, the supreme court has cleaning up to do. >>> plus, michael cohen's attorney did what, why a federal judge is accusing him of making up precedent, not michael cohen but his attorney. first, though, rudy giuliani is admonished again. what the federal judge in his deaf nation suit said to -- defamation suit, and what giuliani might say when he takes the stand. we are back in 60 seconds. in 60. >>> rudy giuliani could tech as early as today in his $33 million defamation suit. court began today the same way it did yesterday with the judge again admonishing giuliani this time for what he said last night. >> i'm not going to discuss the case right now. because it seems to get the judge annoyed. >> let me stay away from that except to tell you, and you can just sort of work on this that they're seeking $40 million. oh, yeah. they're seeking $40 million for the damage that i allegedly d

robert sherman report reports tonight from tel aviv. >> the israelis keeping up their advance in northerne south. look in the last day idea forces have deep in the fighting in the khan yunis area. >> underground shafts weapons were located in many terrorists were eliminated in battles in the xi jayana in jabaliya. terrorists who surrendered gave of weapons and equipment inside gaza. the idf finding weapons inside schools, as well as a teddy bear. the israelis also announcing one hostage has been killed. >> sahar boat work. that's a good can look. so her was murdered at the hands of the hamas terrorist organization. we're still confirming investigating the details of the location of his death. the israelis say an attempt was made friday to free hostages. >> leading to 2 it of soldiers being severely injured as intense fighting has taken place across the gaza strip in gaza. a health ministry says the death toll now exceeds 17,000 as citizens there say they're struggling to find anything to eat. but that there is no food, there is no drink, we are dying and no one cares about us or the peopl

we first brought you this story as breaking news last night at 10, it's all happening in sherman oaks, neighborhood along cleopatra avenue just off monument boulevard in pleasant hill, a police. they're issuing a shelter-in-place for several hours last night. and we're in a standoff with a suspected shooter. but then. they called it off and lifted that shelter in place. order for some reason. and police are saying very little. they are now back at the scene. today's shelter-in-place orders been in effect since 05:30am, tonight kron. 4 amanda harry was there last night. pleasant hill. jy closed off and we're still waiting for a lot more information. it's deja vu for many people in this pleasant hill neighborhood. police closed down monument boulevard at buskirk avenue for the second night in a row. >> this all started around 7 thursday night. police responded to cleopatra drive in the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband locked out of the house and when she tried to enter through a side door, she said he shot her through the

. >> watch out passengers shermane kamikaze is about to be out on baicause t l. fornia jo emerson, the california pilot who trip so hard on shroomsotwho trip he tried te down a commercial jet, is set to be released by the end of the week while he awaits his trial. >> but the whil judge down rules some really harsh ground rules for his release. he's got f rel to stay off the shrooms and out of the cockpit. >> faiout of tr. this is the second lucky break for sherman, cos yesterdayradedr his charges were downgraded from attempted murdeerr to 83 misdemeanor counts of reckless endangermentr counts and one cof of endangering an aircraft trying to crasan aircrh a plane3 people in it. misdemeanor, definitel y. maybe the prosecutors read the "new york times", puffprosecut e about sherman. shd. rs definitely worke >> let's do some cooler. le >> fox news contributor and author nuff said a new book and i what you said books are. >> tyrus first all tyrus. the biden administration has has delayed banning menthols a lot of black americans smoke menthols and they don't want to a

sherman said he was the single best commander produced in the civil war. he had a fearsome reputation, he fought a type of warfare that increasingly as the war went on was not standard warfare, it was more raid based, which she was very good. there was a very famous massacre -- largely or partly guilty of, i write about this in my book. but he was known to be -- i think a hard face of the south. he was brilliant, incredibly tough, uncompromising. you knew where he was coming from. one of the biggest slave traders in the confederacy. host: the final 60 seconds here, is that something you might write about next, or what is next for you? guest: i have thought about forrest. i do not think i am going to do forrest, he is a fascinating character. i do not know what is next. i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you

on sharp load dies at the age of $81.00 retail, while diploma finance minister has such an impact on sherman and sort of in politics. the number such as why welcome for the program, is the army chief head c. hi larry has won that the board with him us will last for many more months in adenovirus address. tell a reset. israel is fighting in a complex environment with no short cuts. his remarks, comments these fairly military intensifies operations in the gaza strip, but the most on how to ministry fast. so that store and his boss, 21000 unidentified human corpses wrapped up, lined up and laid to rest in the mass grave. it's become a common sight in gaza. must run health ministry claims that is really forces return to the bodies after 1st taking them for more eggs and graves to check. there were no hostages among them. israel says there is no fighting on multiple fronts. not just inside garza, this footage reportedly shows the downing of the cold hostile drone bind, is rarely fighter jet over the red sea eroni and back to the rebels. and yemen claimed responsibility for the drones which attack

all righty is wondering if you guys were able to write that spring and do the corresponding to emily sherman, who's with us in the studio or natalie emily with the speaking to you in moscow. but russia. append dw last here. that's why you're here, emily, the press conference is still ongoing, but so far what has stood out. so we just heard that sound bite from flooding air pollution on ukraine, and i think that and just foreign policy in general. but particularly ukraine has been really inviting mirrors, put, put into focus, and in this event, he's always kind of more interested in forward policy in general. but today, it really seems like, you know, that's what he's, he's most interested in. essentially, he said that the goals of the war on change, he talked about the demilitarization of ukraine. and also this kind of propaganda buzzword that we always hear from the russian side, the d not suffocation of ukraine. he said those book goals have not been fulfilled . so the war will continue. that's one thing that i think is the main takeaway. and the other thing is he talked about the mobiliza

the, the correspondent emily sherman, to ukraine's president valid domains. the landscape has blonde, you will see those at the summit in brussels up now is not the time for health measures and hesitation as they meet to discuss your plans future with the prospect different. unanimous decision on continued support for keith is hanging in the balance with congress pro russian prime minister standing firm and his opposition to any quick decisions. it's easy to have to make 2 big decisions at this meeting and they're both about ukraine. the 1st is financial support for the country. the commission has proposed a 50000000000 euro, a package to fund ukraine for the next 4 years, then base ukraine joining the blog can hear you need is have to decide on whether it's open souls on ukraine's membership. or but one of the blocks $26.00 leaders already to say yes to both hungry is 5 minutes to say he will be to the lodge. memphis not to see what the cause issue. lodge went piece of metal based legally b through a process which has become be sure that we have set up 7 the