kneele insisted that they should.and when he landed the eagle on the men he had 61 flights in that trainer. and he told me, it was easier when the eagle on the moon than it was landing his trainer. and so anyway kamal of that practice and research as he put in it really paid off for him because when they were coming down it turned of the original target was a crater the size of a football field. and so he had to actually fly over the surface of about a hundred feet or so off, running out of gas trying to find this with place to sit down. so when they fired this is cut down below 50 feet. and in his own mind he had calculated that as long as he had he go below 50 feet if he ran out of gas that was all right

kneele insisted that they should. and when he landed the eagle on the men he had 61 flights in that trainer. and he told me, it was easier when the eagle on the moon than it was landing his trainer. and so anyway kamal of that practice and research as he put in it really paid off for him because when they were coming down it turned of the original target was a crater the size of a football field. and so he had to actually fly over the surface of about a hundred feet or so off, running out of gas trying to find this with place to sit down. so when they fired this is cut down below 50 feet. and in his own mind he had calculated that as long as he had he go below 50 feet if he ran out of gas that was all right because under 16 depravity it would settle down and not destroy itself powerfully in the right position that he could take off again. he wasn't really that concerned. when they did finally touched down the best calculations because come up with with 16 seconds of fuel left. >> a was a close landing. >> yes. >> clos

he's in a prison orange jump suit, hands bound, kneeling next to a black plaid militant, reads a prepared antiamerican statement, and then he is executed. some say the video should mark a turning point in u.s. policy. >> we have to be taking severe military action. i'm not talking about boots on the ground. the afghan model, the model used to defeat the taliban can be used. in the last couple days, the ban has been taken back, and the kurds are a good ally. we have the ability to walk back isis. we can't wait. >> foley's family asked for privacy while they mourn. his mother issued a statement on facebook saying, in part, we have never been prouder of our son, james, giving his life to expose suffering of the syria people, and employ the kidnappers to spare the lives of the remaining, like jim. nay are innocent. if the u.s. takes against them continue, they will execute the other american hostage they have, a man from miami. ladies, back to you in new york. >> just despicable. thank you. this was not the first time he was captured and held in the middle east. while in 2011 while reporting

when thou dost ask me blessing, i'll kneel down, and ask of thee forgiveness.nd so we'll live, and pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh at gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues talk of court news. and we'll talk with them too, who loses and who wins. who's in, who's out. and take upon's the mystery of things, as if we were god's spies." now every actor loves to speak that speech. and as rehearsals went by, i was doing it in my best feel-goodian, plummy style. and dan sullivan, our fantastic director, he approached me as rehearsal began one morning and said, "you know, i was thinking about this scene last night. lear is still crazy, you know?" and it was a transformative moment. the scene suddenly became very ironic, deeply painful. you saw lear through cordelia's eyes. she's lost him. and this is still -- he's so relieved and happy to have her back again. and to have her forgiveness. but he's still unmoored. so the speech is, "no, no! let's away to prison," you and i, "we two alone will sing like rds" i' the cage, when thou dost ask me blessing, i'l

in the tape foley appears wearing friz son orange, hands bound behind him kneeling next to a militant. he gives to be a prepared anti-american statement saying he is being killed because of u.s. air strikes and then he is executed. some say the video should mark a turning point in u.s. policy. >> taking severe military action. i am not talking about a lot of boots on the ground. the african model. the model we used to defeat the taliban can be used. you have seen the last couple days the dam has been taken back and the kurds have been proven to be a good ally. we have the ability to start walking back isis. we can't wait. >> foley's family asked for privacy. his mother made a statement we have never been prouder of our son jim he gave his life to expose the suffering of people. we implore the kidnaper to spare the lives of remaining hostages. they say they will execute another hostage a man from miami. president obama left washington yesterday to resume his vacation. we expect to hear from him sometime today about foley's murder. >> thank you, leland. this is not the first time james

it finishes with a soldier kneeling before a mosque in mosul. three isis militants standing above him. e grabs his head, the tuft of his hair and gets out his knife and beheads him. this is how the video ends. we have seen this time and time again. certainly, it's just a horrifying image that really shows that this terrorist organization has no code of conduct and certainly shows no mercy what so ever on people who do not agree with them. christine? >> anna in erbil, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the man who could be the second american killed fighting for isis this week. the family of him says he was killed during terrorist clashes in syria. cnn is waiting on officials to confirm his identity. friends of the minnesota father of nine say his change to radicalism and sudden move to the middle east came out of nowhere. we are learning more about douglas mccain fighting for isis. his one-time best friend and minnesota classmate was killed fighting for the al-shabaab terrorist group in somalia in 2009. cnn spoke with his mother, who stil

the figure of saint john is seen kneeling in prayer as he looks towards the infant jesus, who is sittingbeside an angel. the angel gazes out towards one as one looks at the picture, his finger pointing to saint john to guide us to the prophetic figure who can explain the mission of the christ child. ten years later, leonardo returned to this theme because the original painting, an altarpiece, had been taken away from its owners, the brotherhood of the immaculate conception. and this later version is now at the national gallery in london, but there are only slight differences between the two. the conception is the same-- the triangular composition unaltered, the essential beauty of the creation intact. and it is fascinating to compare the two versions. "to bathe a thing in light," leonardo wrote, "is to merge it with the infinite." he realized that light did not exist without its opposite, shade. leonardo's subtle shading of face and form is known as sfumato. it is one of the most distinctive qualities of his drawings and paintings. he captured the very air that stands between the eye and

on the ground and was told to kneel on the ground and he was shot dead by a black police officer. now, i wonder why there is not the moral outrage of the incident in salt lake city, utah, as there was in ferguson, missouri? i mean, it's just a question i have. you have everything happening in ferguson, and nothing in salt lake city. what's the reason? >> host: what do you think the reason is? >> caller: i haven't the slightest idea. people like jesse jackson and al sharpton and at times going into ferguson, missouri, are creating a hotspot situation just to stir up emotions. and they are completely ignoring the similar circumstance in salt lake city, utah,. >> host: what you think about the involvement of the attorney general and what's going on in missouri and him being there? >> caller: i don't think it's necessary for him to be their. >> host: why so? >> caller: why so? because that's putting the influence of the president on the situation when it's not putting the influence of the president on the situation in salt lake city, utah,. >> host: stanley from west virginia, democra

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directions, so we can only tell that, the direction going in, but we, that direction to be up or, kneeling or down, and that depends on other factors which the lawyers know more than we know. >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> you want to point out what the last shot is? >> yes. this is the last shot and this is the only shot that is not, is not treatable. >> [inaudible]. >> well, it, went in the top and went slightly to the front of, from the middle of the brain to sort of the right side of the brain. >> stayed in. >> stayed in and was recovered at -- >> slightly forward. >> slightly forward. >> thank y'all. >> [inaudible] >> only if he is, if he was double jointed and could -- more likely consistent with -- >> kneeling or bending forward. >> [inaudible] >> as attorney parks said -- no. no more questions. let's go. no more questions. we'll answer your questions. >> thank you all. >> we have just heard from representatives of the family of michael brown as well as forensic pathologist dr. michael baden in st. louis, missouri, they were speaking about the results of a private autopsy they say showed

seene video, he is kneeling with a man dressed in black and holding a knife. the journalist reads a script likely written by his captors saying america is his real killer. also in the video, another say it hangs in the balance. to the national security council, the president was briefed about the video and will continue to receive updates on it. the fbi says it is in the process of evaluating the video to determine whether it is authentic. he adds there is no reason to believe it is not fully. -- foley. we will have all the details coming up tonight at 5:00. >> thank you. arizona governor said the state had not seen ways like this in the last 10 or 15 years. torrential storms rolled into phoenix last night as part of the region's normal monsoon season. this storm dumped more rain in some areas than they had in all of last summer. several people needed to be rescued from cars and homes and several rows also needed to be closed for flooding. -- see rain of our own, but hopefully nothing they are -- like they are seeing in arizona. >> we could get heavy downpours

a friend of the teenager claims a white officer shot him several times even though brown kneeled on the ground and raised his hands in surrender. he appeared a forum demanding justice for brown's parents. >> this is not what political issue to them. this is not a prop for them. this is their son. >> now, the ferguson police chief is refusing to release the name of the officer who shot brown saying he fears releasing the name could endanger the lives of the officer and his family. president obama issued a statement yesterday asking that people within the community comfort each other in a way that heels rather than wounds. >> a bay area passenger, this pastor is the pastor of this church and he's facing three counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child. >> we're trying to determine if there is any victims based on his position and standing with the church. >> cinco has ties to other churches in san francisco as well as in concord. >>> canada will donate a experimental ebola vaccine in west africa. it has never been tested on humans, but has shown promise in animals. they'll give 1,000 d

the preface clubs was donna kneele. you were raised in the 40's and 50's's.that is what he turned on the morning for radio city and to seek the she was fooled by him. so she played him his whole life. and she which talked to george as the paradigm of success, his father's brother who was a commander in the navy, an officer. "would put his sword over the fireplace. would put dollar bills on the christmas tree and give everybody -- end of these elaborate presents. at the airport. they thought he was george. the cocaine smuggler. he wasn't. he was the august commander, retired commander. so i asked the fbi returned in george, who call to. was it the mother. he said, no, not directly. so the mother called the article called the fbi. that is the way i interpreted that. >> a lot of confusion in the life of these drug dealers, particularly the big ones. people in the media during the 70's and 80's were very interested in covering drug smugglers. running operations that were of military precision. that narrative camino, runways and militia. they have in tow equipment

>> guest: i have to say that on average than kneele did not move very much ever. that does not mean that there was no movement in the electorate. people are shifting, but those shifts cancel each other out. and so a good 3 percent or so of the electorate is moving around day today. they're not all moving in the same direction, and that keeps the topline result pretty steady. there were no moments that really nice to everyone in one direction or another. >> host: why did barack obama when? >> guest: he won the 2012 election because he was the incumbent president providing over a slowly growing economy with just enough growth that things were going to be -- things were set up for his advantage. not a huge amount of growth, but it was a good amount. slow, but not- >> host: is it always the economy? >> guest: it not always. the state of the nation's economy, not people's personal finances, but the state of the nation's economy does play a fundamental role. if he did not know anything else and he had the bed which party was hard to win a presidential election in the un

days after that, after the shooting in ferguson, in celtic -- salt lake city, utah, a white man was kneeling on the ground and he was shot officer. black police now, i wonder why there is not the moral outrage of the utahent in salt lake city, as there was in ferguson, missouri? i mean, it is just a question i have. you have everything happening in ferguson, nothing in salt lake city. what is the reason? host: what do you think the reason is? caller: i haven't the slightest idea. people like jesse jackson and how sharpton and the out-of-towners going into ferguson, missouri, are creating a hot spot situation just to stir up emotions. and they're completely ignoring similar circumstance in salt lake city, utah. host: what do you think about the involvement of the attorney general and him being there? host: i don't think it is necessary for him to be there. host: why so? caller: it is putting influence of the president on the situation wanted to stop and influence of the situation in celtic city, utah. host: democrat line. stanley,y name is joe a retired union coal miner. you just had a segmen

the man with the bat is kneeling on the hood and pounding the windshield.fter the crash, the furious man lunges at the vehicle again, trying to break the glass with his bat. the driver in the green car trying to flee rams his car forward again. the woman can't move her car. it's been disabled by the collision. the attacker walks away from the green car as it backs up. the woman and her daughter get out to check the damage, revealing to the camera she's pregnant. the toyota driver gets away, but police quickly track him down. according to police and local reports, the confrontation begins when the toyota driver hits an 8-year-old boy on the side of the road. when the boy's father approaches the vehicle, the driver gets out, swinging a stick. then gets back in and tries to escape. the father then gets a baseball bat and chases down the driver. a passerby who witnesses the hit joins in to help the father. the boy has very minor injuries. no one else is hurt. there are no arrests, but the toyota driver gets a fine and his license is revoked. due to the hit-and-

>> i see four at the moment and there are teams -- there are police officers kneeling towards the man who collapsed onto the ground. it appears they are helping him. tha there are maybe eight, nine police officers surrounding the man. meanwhile, the armored vehicles continue to advance down the street. >> i think that what we are looking at right now is what you were describing. it looks like some police are -- are trying to -- >> more canisters on the street. >> i can see that right now. i -- can you tell right now if that is smoke or tear gas? >> i'm unable to tell. the crowds are kicking back the canisters. it appears this might be smoke in that -- it's not deterring the crowd the way the tear gas has in the past. >> what we just saw, and we're seeing canisters being thrown onto the ground in perking son, missouri. we just saw a group of law enforcement personnel assisting somebody. we have no idea how that person is injured or what condition that person is in. they did pick up a person and are carrying them away at this moment. we're looking at this live right now in ferguson, mis

jerry brown and kneel cashkari will meet. brown agreed to one debate out of ten so far. most polls show him leading by 20 points. brown debated three times in 2010. >>> a man widely considered to be the mastermind will be working soon for uber. the ride sharing service says they hired him as senior vice president of policy and strategies. experts say the main focus will be to company against taxi companies. they expect it to be a major imprediment. they say uber has the chance to be a once in a decade if not once in a generation company. of course, that poses a threat to some. i've watched as the taxi industry cartel try id to stand in the way of technology and big change. >> that approach is unwinnable. it's not the first profile strategists to link up with a ride service. uber recently hired political strategist chris le hain, he is from san francisco and a former aid to bill clinton. >>> the spca is warning about the escalator related injuries. so it is starting a campaign to inform people about the risks. this poster urges owners to carry small dogs and put booties o

one of those is the man seen here kneeling. james foley who was beheaded by his captors on video. right now, they have threatened a second one if they didn't stop air strikes on them in iraq. >>> in camden, a man was shot near the intersection at north 35th street. >>> police are on the hunt for a man who shot and killed a 16-year-old in south philadelphia. it happened last night, the teenager was shot twice. he died at the hospital. police don't know the motive for the murder, they're interviewing witnesses now and looking at surveillance video from the area. >>> also, just a few blocks from there, police responded to another shooting at grays ferry. officers found a man and they're still trying to identify that man and look for the shooter. >>> happening today, opening statements will be held on the trial of christina la gusto. nbc10's jesse gary is live. jesse, what can we expect in today's opening arguments beginning? >> reporter: i spoke with christina's attorneys before the judge imposed the gag order. he believes other people involved in this crime who have not been charge.

there is foley in an orange jumpsuit kneeling down. his isis executioner standing next to him.d have the hope of freedom and seeing my family once again, he said, but that ship has sailed. outside their home in new hampshire, foley's parents showed incredible grace and strength. >> we just pray that, that jim's death can bring our country together in a stronger way and with the values that jim hold dear. >> reporter: the voice in the isis video sparked major concerns in the u.s. and uk. >> we'll work with our law enforcement, intelligence and military partners to fry to bring justice to the foley family. >> from what we see it looks increasingly likely that they is a british citizen. this is deeply shocking. >> senior administration officials say that earlier this summer u.s. special operations forces launched a secret mission in syria to rescue james foley and other americans held captive by isis, the mission failed. the hostages were not there. a senior official tells abc news, intelligence is not a perfect science. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> thanks to karen for

. >> we few who kneel in the dust have traveled far for this singular task. may we be great. or may we be not. >> use your strengths and your weaknesses. individual tactics. what do i do? how do i knock somebody to the ground? >> reporter: "nightline" was granted unprecedented access to the team, following them for five months as they prepared to take on the world. >> once you step outside the borders of this country, you are the united states team. >> reporter: leading this army, team captain andre, his military background infects the team with the courtly values of a bygone era. >> you are the national team of the united states of america. that's something to be proud of. >> reporter: there's 70 asperants. this is your olympics? >> yes. >> reporter: you get emotional. >> i cry at every patriotic song. it gets to me. >> reporter: don't mistake her pride for weakness. amy wears real armor and carries steel weapons designed to kill. >> these are two of the most preferred weapons when you're out there to do some damage. >> this will bury itself through your flesh. >> it stops a

we have all seen the sorrowful images of the innocent photojournalist, james foley, forced to kneel and await a savage execution. the merciless killer was apparently british. in this case, we were seeing a radicalized british subject behead an american citizen in iraq. among other questions that come to mind, how many other jihadists out there are carrying western passports? what mission might isis have for them? the danger of isis for the united states and other western nations may still strike some people as a little remote. but for many americans, of course, just about the last thing we want to think about is more conflict in iraq and what that might involve. but we better get on top of this crisis by every means necessary, because event are moving fast and the price is only going to go up from here. we have come to one of those moments when american action will be decisive, and inaction will be consequential. there used to be a bipartisan tradition in american foreign policy, a basic willingness to unite in fundamental matters of security. if anything is left of that old spirit, we

. >> we can only tell that -- the direct it's going in, but that direction could be up or or kneeling or down and that depends on other factors which the lawyers know more than we know. >> you want to point out what the last shot -- >> yes. this is the last shot and this is the only shot that is not treatable. >> what does that mean? >> well, it went in the top and it went slightly to the front, from the middle of the brain to sort of the right side of the brain. yes, it stayed in and was recovered at -- slightly forward. >> okay. thank you. >> could this have come from behind? >> only if he was double jointed and could -- it's more likely to be consistent with -- >> neither kneeling or bending forward. as attorney parks said -- no more questions. let's go. let's go. no more questions. we'll answer your question. >> thank you all. thank you. >> all right. it looks as though the press conference has just wrapped up there. that last comment was from doctor michael baden who was talking about that shot to the head. we know that michael brown was shot at least six times. there could be mo

in video posted on tuesday james foley is seen kneeling in a desert next to a masked man. his real killer is america. he also said he wished he could have had hoped to see his family once again. >> the kind of person that the world means and that sure of lois and paints. his interest at the time seemed to really be working with local people. spent time in the peace for america program. the executive director issued this statement. just a passionate employee dedicated about working with participants in doing what he could to turn lives around. someone with a lot of compassion. had a very strong sense of justice. his family in new hampshire have been waiting to hear his voice to receive any sign from him since he was adopted november 2012. after his images are the first sign of him since. the libyan forces led him contactors family. this was different. his career included time in bed with troops in iraq and afghanistan. issued this statement lawfully whom he called a courageous reporter. trellis faced threats in many forms. the attack will barbaric. it was an attack on freed

. >> when you open up the the door that the medic unit kneels and lowers, which allows an easier access to get inside and out of the medic unit safely. >> proceed. >> reporter: dispatchers in the fire communications center where cbs-3 was granted rare access now screen incoming calls, making sure that advanced life units like medic 23 don't get tied up with less serious runs while people calling with life threatening emergencies are forced to wait. >> what is at dress of they're mergecy. >> we will have the right equipment, at right time for the right person. we are seeing more medics on the street able to service, the citizens of the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: with new equipment and procedures city officials say that 100 days into their e ms reforms, life saving carries more available then ever. >> from soup to nuts, start to finish, everything about the the way e ms is delivered in this city is undergoing a change for the better. >> reporter: city officials say since those improvements began a hundred days ago residents complaints about delayed responses, due to medic shortage

different moment which means that we are going to have to do something about the relation to the kneele liberal capitalist regime that is so tied to lies and crime. the issue how of black and brown is not just an issue of being morally sensitive. it is an anti systemic issue that goes right back to what is being talked about which is precisely the reason why young people are disproportionately targeted because the only time we have had the possibility was in the 1960's. it came at it so viciously. that is why we still have a political prisoner. they came at us viciously and are ready to come back again. the difference will be this time it will be black faces that will help lead the vicious attack. they were not in positions of power. now you have black elites at the top of the empire who can facilitate the vicious attacks. on the top-10 list and being a terrorist with a black president in the white house. a black freedom fighter. we don't want to say a word about it. shame on us and terms of the legacy just 30 or 40 years ago. these kind of settings where they told the truth. look what

it shows a man in a location kneeling next to a masked man who identifies his captive as james wright foley and the captive also speaks. >> i call on my friend, family and loved ones to rise up against my real killers, the u.s. government, for what will happen to me, is only a result of their complacency and criminality. >> the masked men then criticizes the u.s. air strikes against his fellow militants in iraq and he says attempts to defy the islamic state or call fate they established across iraq and syria will result in a bloodshed of americans. after the beheading the masked man shows another captive he called steven soughtlove who disappeared near the syria/turkey border and says the man's fate depends on obama's next decision. u.s. government officials have briefed the president on these developments. obama has resumed his vacation but is expected to deliver some sort of statement. foley's mother diane posted a message on facebook. she said we implore the kidnappers to spare the lives of the remaining hostages. like jim, they are innocent. they have no control over american gove

makes it kneel like it wasn't the worst thing in the world. >> he says he has already received tens of thousands of dollars in donations and probably a lot of people want to mary are him as well. thank you for watching al jazeera america, talk to al jazeera, is next. rosie perez was three years old when her schizophrenic mother put her in a catholic children's home where she was often abused. >> i had to physically fight back or else, you know, my ass was going to get kicked. >> the oscar nominated actress's new book explains how she overcame odds? >> i felt like i was always acting, always escaping into different realities.

we're going to have to do something about the legacy of what's of privacy and its relation to the kneele liberal capitalist regime that is so tied to lives in terms. the issue of black and brown is not just being morally sensitive it's an anti-semitic issue that goes right back. sheath they're disproportionately targeted. heal a time the fed the possibility of that was in the 1960's and so we to account we're ready to come back viciously can. it will be but there's that will also lead the vicious attack. and they were not in positions of power. now they can facilitate the vicious attack. that is why on the top-10 list being a terrorist with a black president and the white house. the black freedom fighter. we don't want to say word about it please shame on us in terms of the legacy these kind of settings were they told the truth. look what they have to go through. we so easily turn our backs. lo and behold, the service, the sacrifice can be marginalized in the same way that are dear brother thomas paine. only one figure that is comparable to thomas paine, david walker appeal to it colored

bound and hooded, they're made to kneel as a crowd looks on. they're shot dead. hamas, which supplied these pictures, say they were collaborators. it was a bloody day in gaza. as well as the men killed here, 11 were earlier put to death by firing squad. accused of the same crime. >> because they are spying. they helped to kill people. the jews don't know that there is resistance here. the collaborators tell them. >> the sign on the wall reads, they gave information and places of resistance, they caused many martyrs. hamas said the men were sentenced by an emergency court. but human rights groups say these were extra judicial killings. two women were among the dead. the death came a day after israel dealt its heaviest blow to the militants. an air strike here in the south of gaza killed three of its top military commanders. the brutality and the swiftness of today's killings are an indication of the severity of the blow struck by israel against hamas, with the killing of its three military commanders. the militants expect that palestinians here in gaza colluded wi

in the video foley is seen kneeling next to one of his captors and forced to read a statement that the real killer is america. the video shows another american journalist believed to be time magazine contributor steve sotlof. the president made a threat to the president saying sotlof would be next if the president does not end airstrikes in iraq. >>> the woman in fairfax gone missing tonight on business, a photo of 40-year-old wendy fuji from philadelphia and her brother said the last time anyone saw her was on the 7th of august. she works for an engineering company who said she never showed up for work. pennsylvania tags jks3697 are her honda's tags. call the police if you have any information. >>> tonight a man from greenbelt charged with murdering his ex-girl friend is in custody. prince george's county police believe he killed 36-year-old shawntell lewis inside her home yesterday. lewis' mom found the body. police say lewis had been stabbed several times. >>> 30 years ago today someone killed a virginia state trooper at the front door of his own home. to this day that violent murde

but a kneel. >> at least a hot meal. those are the days of old. >> i like. >> thanks, wendy. well, coming up after the break, weather and >>> coming up on 4:53. bob, happy friday. >> happy friday tgif. looking liver at one of the traffic cameras focused on one of two fires in camden, new jersey, right now. this is our camera that's on the ben franklin bridge toll plaza. and we kind of moved it around. you can see the smoke coming, this location, at fourth and spruce in camden, new jersey. so obviously still a busy operation, with all of the smoke, the good thing is that it is white smoke. white smoke means at least the firefighters been able to put water and hopefully getting a handle on t but that smoke kind of rolling through the neighborhood, and over toward the river. so probably going to have that smell of fire as you come over that ben franklin bridge. the other fire location over here is sort of right on the border every pennsauken and camden. thirtieth and clinton just watch for some local detours around both of those fire scenes. live look at the schuylkill expresswa

about two-thirds of a mile wide, three-quarters of a mile deep the rebels called it the kneele shield. yankees referred to it. became better known may 8th through the 11th his kortrijk flanking attacks as well as from to attacks. the lost thousands of men. nothing succeeded. on may 12th at 4:35 a.m. the yankees unleashed a massive attack. hancocks second quarter shock troops led the attack could be 20,000 men striking an area no wider than a quarter mile. lee immediately organized a counterattack. at great cost a confederate brigades drove the enemy back. there the fighting became close quarters. grants on one side and rebels on the other. union troops continued to end so 40,000 were crammed into a small area. sometimes drove deeper and more. the close quarters fighting was the most savage of the war. in the pouring rain combatants fire their weapons in each other's faces, stabbed or another with bayonets and hurled their bayoneted muskets like javelins' him. ditches on both sides of the entrenchments filled up with bodies. the union battery blessed the enemy at close range and lost a