lee. he dispatches william babcock and lee dunn ride ahead and meet lee. they findley resting under an apple tree at the appomattox river. general lee's artillery are on the hills behind this apple tree and they see general lee talking with him under it. he dispatches his orderly to

doug kass, william lee will join us next from citigroup.berg. ♪ a bloomberg's "surveillance." let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. there was report that valeant pharmaceuticals is the subject of a criminal investigation. it's a question whether they defrauded insurance by hiding its ties to notify message. valeant says it is cooperating. -- its ties to online suppliers. shake shack has relied on its: brandon new stores to post scored but the company and analysts say the sector may be headed the recession. brexit has hit the british health market good they have had the fastest to clients in 2008 and british home prices continued to rise in july at the slowest patient years. a little bit of a touch on brexit. a productivity report was absolutely stunning. is with us from citigroup as we look at the american economy. can brexit make it across the atlantic? >> it's already here because we see it in politics. have visit people have rising incomes. the parsimony issue is the main issue in the world that is keeping real income low f

some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point. another interesting aspect of general grant's staff, there was a young captain named robert lincoln on his staff, and he, of course, was the son of president abraham lincoln, and he was here in the room. another interesting participant in this ceremony was -- at least, maybe not participant, but a witness to this ceremony was this rag doll of lula mclean, youngest daughter of wilmer mclean. it was sitting on the couch when the officers came in, and they moved it to the mantel during the meeting. after the meeting, some of the officers took the doll off the mantel and began tossing it around. captain thomas moore of general phillip sheridan's staff took the doll home with him as a war souvenir. in the 1990s, the family wanted the doll to come back to appomattox court house, and it is now on display in the park visitors center. the meeting lasted about an hour and a half. it was said to be a gentleman's agreement. general grant

let's turn to william lee, head e and bill, thanks for joining us, this stud workers w rekindle economic growth to the tune of nearly 2.5% a year until agree with that in. >> i think that's pretty opt is how software's designed. if software and technology is designed so people complimentary, instead of u does this happen? how do these low skilled workers come back in to the economy and jobs that pay reason bable wages and as you say, take advantage of technology if they are low skilled workers? >> the key to a low skilled worker is m really don't want to o computeki and put the a really smart ter somebo says, i want a trip to fiji. here are the different routes, this is the choices. human interface can enhance productivity because the client is to be very sats fied with the result and at the same t skillat low skilled worke you give the worker and that's a challenge for the future. >> we're specifically though i oth industriesvice as well? or is it really just the service econom how protective the industrial worker is today. yes, the industrl work's going to have to learn skills about ho

some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point. another interesting aspect of general grant's staff, there was a young captain named robert lincoln on his staff, and he, of course, was the son of president abraham lincoln, and he was here in the room. another interesting participant in this ceremony was -- at least, maybe not participant, but a witness to this ceremony was this rag doll of lula mclean, youngest daughter of wilmer mclean. it was sitting on the couch when the officers came in, and they moved it to the mantle during the meeting. after the meeting, some of the officers took the doll off the mantle and began tossing it around. captain thomas moore of general phillip sheridan's staff took the doll home with him as a war souvenir. in the 1990s, the family wanted the doll to come back to appomattox court house, and it is now on display in the park visitors center. the meeting lasted about an hour and a half. it was said to be a gentleman's agreement. general grant

>> guest: william lee was the body servant of george washington and everywhere the george washington went he would find billy lee. i think it's probably safe to say beyond phyllis wheatley at that time, billy lee was probably the most famous african-american in all of america because you did not find george washington during the revolutionary war without billy lee. when washington crossed the delaware, billy lee was right there along with him. when general cornwallis surrendered his sword, washington and lee were there together. leaves job during the revolutionary war was to make sure washington had whatever he needed whether it was a horse, whether was it telescope, whether was a gun, whether was to run messages, billy lee was basically washington's number two copper and there's one story that i found really adjusting in the book. a group of southerners and a group of southerners looking to the civil war in advance got into an argument in the revolutionary war camp and billy lee hears about this argument that's about to break out in a fight in washington grabs his horse that really

i'm here today with maneika dooley and lee williams. the two of you have been together for five years. in that five years, you've been engaged twice, prepared two weddings, cancelled two weddings. and that's why you're here today. you're leaving him for good, and you want him to pay for half of the cost of all of the weddings that you cancelled. so that's why we're here. ms. dooley, i'm gonna start with you. why don't you tell me a little bit about the course of your relationship and why you're calling it quits totally today.

lee. he dispatches william babcock and lee dunn ride ahead and meet lee. they findley resting under an apple tree at the appomattox river. general lee's artillery are on the hills behind this apple tree and they see general lee talking with him under it. he dispatches his orderly to come into the village, find a place to meet, and eventually lee, babcock and dunn ride into the village to the mclean house. the next time the confederate soldiers see general lee, they learn they've been surrendered. they mistakenly assume that the federal officer talking to lee under the apple tree was general grant. so they went over and started to cut the tree down for souvenirs. before long, federal troops came over and asked the confederate soldiers why they were cutting down the tree, and he said this is the tree where general lee surrendered to general grant. the confederate soldiers said, i want part of that tree, too. they went to work getting souvenirs off that tree. that night all the roots had been dug up and there was nothing but a hole in the ground where the app

we will see lee, williams, jackson hopefully. we'll see what they're capable of doing tonight. >> tuesday is the first round of team cuts. guys are trying to make one final good impression for the biggest competitions at running back, jones and thompson are out but a slew of young guys is trying to get the spot. >> is the running back position really that important for red skins? you have to google the guys trying to be the starter at running back because we don't know how long jones is out. this is another showcase for the three guys brown, marshal, and kelly. >> he is the front runner right now. we'll see what happens. red skins, bills tonight at 7:30. we'll have highlights for you at 11:00. >> good job, guys. >>> we're out pictures of your dogs that you sent in. my dog will be watching the game with me. >> mine will be chilling on the couch. >> she doesn't like football? >> s what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable

some of them general lee knows very well, such as seth williams who was lee's adjutant when lee was a commandant at united states military academy at west point.

we're joined now by one of the note's authors william lee, head of north american economics at citi grouplarry staying with us as well. william, we promise to keep you out of the political muck as much as possible. you know you're destined for a shower once that's over, but how did you guys come to a 60% probability that clinton will win? that frames your economic thesis. >> the markets are priced in a clinton victory. and we thought this is such an unusual election that most of the polls have been wrong, including the ones for brexit. so what we did is we adjusted the probability that trump may actually have a higher chance of winning than the current polls are showing. >> and what does that mean for -- let's say you're right. >> yeah. >> clinton wins. what happens to the economy? what happens to the stock market? >> with clinton it's more of the same. and we think that what has been going on in the stock market of sort of the monetary policy-induced rises in the equity markets will likely continue. under a trump presidency, now, both candidates have talked about expansionary fiscal poli

. >> i'm vanessa williams and spike lee. >> was spike nice to you. >> he was not. >> what does that meanbama was here, of course. >> tell the president i'm looking for him. >> i'm looking for him, too. >> president obama here back on the vineyard. what's he need all this rest from. >> you don't think running the free world is not stressful. >> running it into the ground, you mean? >> we are pleased with all his accomplishments and i think the economy shows how pleased we are. >> yeah. destroying the economy is very hard work. >> he needs to get rest from congress not helping him out at all. >> everybody needs a vacation. >> all i need is just a quick 10 minutes. >> don't forget fighting climate change is very hard work, too. >> climate change is real. >> i like global warming, more time at the beach. >> he has done a pretty good job. wouldn't you agree. >> there is less people working now than there were when president obama took office. >> that's a very interesting point of view. >> every other week he seems to be on the golf course. a lot of us have just been frustrated by that. >> get

two weeks after lee's surrender here at appomattox, he surrendered to general william sherman. lee surrendered his troops on may 4, and actually, andrew johnson declared the war over on may 10, 1865 just a month after the surrender here at appomattox. johnson declared the war over on may 10, 1865 just a month after the surrender here at appomattox. however, there was still kirby smith with the army down in texas, and his official surrender is not until june 2nd, 1865. the surrender here at appomattox was actually a multiday process. after lee and grant met, they appointed commissioners to work out the details of how the surrender will take place. that is done by those commissioners on april 10, and the confederate cavalry is set to surrender their sabres on april 10, the artillery on april 11 and the bulk of general lee's army, the infantry, surrenders on april 12. 22,000 men would infiltrate and i'll take you to the road where they surrender now. we are once again standing on the richmond-lynchburg stage road. in front of me is confederate artillery piece that signifies where t

joseph jack loan, trymaine lee, pete williams is our man who covers the justice department. he's with us in washington, d.c. pete, talk about the significance of this report. it's not the first time the do jonchts looked at a city. we remember ferguson and others. >> reporter: justice department had the authority to do this since the rodney king incident in los angeles. they are allowed to conduct pattern or practice investigations, looking for pattern or practice of racial discrimination. there have been a dozen or so of these right no that are enforceable, court ordered decrees, and that's how this will end up. i think what you've got a flavor of, kate, is how cooperative this is. remember, the city asked for this report, the mayor, the police commissioner were in agreement justice should do this. they welcomed this. this is the kick they wanted and they certainly got it. this is a scathing report. everybody agrees this doesn't reflect the entire baltimore police department. but they found a consistent pattern of police harassing the members of the african-american communi

people who died on the same day, i found out that the other two men are probably william pearson who was a new guy and eddie lee jackson. the one fifth marines gave the reasons for their deaths. squad patrol was hit by a booby trap considered two or three artillery rounds. the incident resulted in one kill in action and six wounded in action. two of the men obviously later died and the new guy mr. pearson, he had been in vietnam for just 24 days. so both of these were left in august of 1986. i assume they were from the same women although it was touched on the same topic. one, she was describing how she was a nurse in vietnam. she signed it lieutenant nurse baker. and the other one talking about her husband and she signed it dana. one where he was a nurse that starts off. i went to vietnam to heal and came home wounded. i am still awaken from nightmares that of those who wed not save. i went to vietnam to heal and discovered i am not done. the other one she talks about her husband tom. we would have been married 21 years this year. they got married when he was on leave in san diego. i assume they both went back

if you go to william frazeito's book, "grant and lee," he is a graduate here. it's a fantastic book. those photographs are taken of johnson hanging from the scaffolding. and then that image was made into a picture for "harper's weekly." it was a huge picture so it was in the public discourse. they weren't hiding it. one final point about this, it completely backfired for patrick. because what he discovered is -- one, i've looked at this very, very intensely. there's only one small article about this in the confederate papers. i thought the confederates would play this up everywhere. they didn't do it. some slaves who ran away from the confederate lines came to patrick and they said, when they had johnson on the scaffolding, that the confederates pointed across the lines and they said to the black slaves, to the laborers, this is what the yankees do to slaves. this is what they do to african-americans. and so patrick's attempt to try to send a message that would infiltrate the public discourse of the confederacy. didn't work at all. so there was some discussion

lee goes to the super bowl last year. he lives in charlotte in the off-season. williams wasn't happy with the browns and he was cut, today. the defensive back who, according to some reports, he was upset about being demoted in their defensive rotation. he was cut loose today. austin davis, the quarterback was cut today and i think this was an expected move. i think this will force the browns out to make sure they hold onto josh to be their backup water back because freddie kessler is simply not ready to be the backup. the indians had a back week -- a bad week last week and they take on the twins in the start of a 10 game homestand tonight. lastly, they lost to the vanishing the road trip, 2 and 5 they scored 12 runs. that the tigers kept on losing. so according, the magic number is now 29 in a combination of indian wins and tiger losses at ed rupp -- adding up to 29 but you say the minnesota twins have lost 10 in a row? this should be easy, right? maybe not work they are five we will see what happens. >> one more round of cuts for the browns? >> and who knows how many tr

williams. he served a suspension for not playing against the packers, they also traded off andy lee receiving casey redfern. hunte also and also a seven rounder next yearar so the roster is set at andy lee, one of the best puntersn no longer with the browns, the indians return from a tough road trip in the danny salazar on the return to list. trevor bauer on the hill for th indiansns st last wednesday in oakland is pitched pretty well in august, the twins took three out of fou from o and ends knock in the starters all over the yard scoring 37 runs ohio state (saturday at the horseshoe. as those with the chargers ending his holdout begot a $17 million bonus and that is fully guaranteed and th monsters have a new coach free time stanley cup champion john ladue will run the calder cup champions in the former coach to a head coaching job with the avalanche. what better way to treat your body at a temple tha a church come a they have more than scripture in prayer to giv the congregation motivated they have exercise class the use gospel music during workouts faith and fitness that they enjoy. >> you can

lee martinez has the latest. >> neighbors on b. w. williams drive say the smrd a mistery. there hasn't been any conflict on their street, and no one knows who the victim is. >> reporter: >> sfour or five shot, gunshots. >> reporter: when detectives arrived, a man's body was found lying in the road. he had multiple gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors are in shock. no one in the neighborhood has turned up missing. >> trying to be a good neighbor with everybody. because i think what's happening crime-wise is not from local people. >> reporter: police say the man is from san francisco. >> some crimes in here that's been committed, and we find out they're from other towns. >> reporter: neighbors say the streets are quiet except for a few car burglary, but murder is something new to their community. >> we heard the gunshots, but did neighbors hear anything leading up to the shooting? >> no, he said his alarm was set to wake up at 5:00 am burk he heard the gunshots first. so there could have been something but a lot of neighbors were asleep at the time.

joining me now, pollster lee carter and fox news contributors pete heg date and ebony williams. eboni, let me start with you. hillary clinton once again tries to explain this e-mail thing. has she ever made any expensensm your perspective? >> it's actually remarkable, and i say this as an attorney. what we saw there was about as cherry picking and a horrible representation of lawyering as i've seen. this is easy. this is simple. trey gowdy said to director comey, did you send or receive any classified e-mails? was that truthful? director comey said, no, that was not truthful. that is the end of the analysis, governor. i'm really not sure why hillary is consistently sticking to a different story than what the fbi director is saying. >> pete, journalists are applauding, and they think this is just wonderful. maybe they're applauding because it's the first time she's shown up for a press conference in -- >> of course it wasn't a press conference. it was a conference she was speaking at where she happened to take a few questions, whi. we're looking at the next generation of left win

later in the day then after andy lee didn't go after the punt return then, adam hum humphrey got traded and the browns who will become their punter now and defensive end williams who has been in the dog house with the browns coaching staff and who hasn't been happy, remember he was suspended for 2 weeks and fined for multiple violations, he was cut loose today and so he's been released by the browns. >>> college football, it kicks off this weekend and saturday bowling green gets a shot to buckees. >>> but this buck ye gibson, ohio state wide receiver suspended for the year, a violation of the school's student code of conduct. urban meyer did not agree with the school's decision. >>> he read-shirtd as a true freshman in 2016 after converting from quarterback to wide receiver. >>> there you go. big night. >> good night. the browns had 40 picks next year in the draft, something like that? >>> district confirmed that he said the indians magic number 28 now. >> 28. >> i know. channel 3 news today begins at 4:30 a.m. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> good night. news. take channel 3 news and weather with you wherever you go. >>> tonight, shockwaves as hill

i wrote a letter to jimmy lee, who want to williams college.et with me, i thought that connection might help. alix: this is like a cold letter. >> i went to williams and he met with me. he was just that kind of guy. the film is in memory of him. he was the one who introduced me to liz and liz took the meeting. alix: why did you take the meeting? hi, i'm going to make a film and i want to talk to you. what was the inspiration to you? liz: if jimmy lee recommend someone, it's always a good idea to follow through. i was intrigued by the thought that there was this woman who is interested in portraying wall street with a different lens, the lens of powerful women who were successful and dealing with the same challenges and thrills that men in wall street movies might have dealt with. i was not sure what the movie would really be about, so i offer myself as a research source. when we thought about the accuracy of the movie, it is really the research that sarah did around everything from what happened in the ipo bake-off to have is a pricing meeting

joining me now, pollster lee carter and fox news contributors pete heg date and ebony williams.boni, let me start with you. hillary clinton once again tries to explain this e-mail thing. has she ever made any expensensm your perspective? >> it's actually remarkable, and i say this as an attorney. what we saw there was about as cherry picking and a horrible representation of lawyering as i've seen. this is easy. this is simple. trey gowdy said to director comey, did you send or receive any classified e-mails? was that truthful? director comey said, no, that was not truthful. that is the end of the analysis, governor. i'm really not sure why hillary is consistently sticking to a different story than what the fbi director is saying. >> pete, journalists are applauding, and they think this is just wonderful. maybe they're applauding because it's the first time she's shown up for a press conference in -- >> of course it wasn't a press conference. it was a conference she was speaking at where she happened to take a few questions, whi. we're looking at the next generation of left wing

williams debuted. >> buand that happened in 1991, on this date, 25 years ago the world wide web in public, a british scientist named tim berners-lee allows non-technical computer users to use the web, pay the way for th information age,hn the engineer and the world wide web are not the same, internet as a network of computers that are connected and the a web refers to the webpages found on the network o any rainfall?nf >> not for this evening and not until later tomorrow approachin sunsetnt. get back to a view from burke a lakefront airport looki at some beautiful blue skies in cirrus clouds. looking at the forecast. it a to walk and 9:00 o'clock for the 5-k. starting with temperatures in the mid to upper '60s. have the 70s and 80s across the area. we have some higher dewpoints approachingng tomorrow and thro thursday. with the approach of a funnel boundary, tonight mostly clear with showers/storm approaching due to a cold front moving in late tomorrow. wednesday through thursday, wil have a few showers/storms in th forecast. the high pressure loses its great asth front approaches andhe we destabilized showers are likely on and of

williams broke into her neighbor's home by cutting the screen as well. just down the road a week earlier, williamsis accused of breaking the back door of thomas lee's home where he stole a purse. thomas' wife was watching tv. he was in the back room on the computer. >> you have to worry about everything now. before we didn't worry about a thing. >> i don't feel safe leaving anymore. i keep them closed and locked at all times now. >> reporter: tonight, the lesson, lock everything, even when you're home. in palm harbor, clifton french, abc action news. >>> drivers not securing their loads on the road. aaa shows 200,000 crashes and 500 deaths caused by road debris in the last four years. you see there the first car stopped to avoid the mattress in the road. but plowed straight into it. aaa is calling for drivers to properly secure their loads to prevent these dangerous accidents because of debris. >> that is scary. >>> tonight we are learning of a bizarre twist in the wimbledon tournament last month. a british player may have been poisoned to stop her from competing. gabrielle abecame sick with a bacterial infection. tournament. she may have been deliberat

william lynn was convicted of protecting priests. john rawlins live with more on the hearing. >> reporter: it was a brief hearing held at the cjc here in center city. and monsignor lee was not here but remained in prison in northeast prison and it appears he will walk out of that prison sometime today and into the loving arms of his family and take him in and he will stay in reading for a while and he will face a retrial and that prompted his attorney to have sharp words against d.a. seth williams. >> the d.a. has been that way for a long long time. and to the extent that some of the material in his beliefs have

william lynn was convicted of protecting priests. john rawlins live with more on the hearing. >> reporter: it was a brief hearing held at the cjc here in center city. and monsignor lee was not here but remained in prison in northeast prison and it appears he will walk out of that prison sometime today and into the loving arms of his family and take him in and he will stay in reading for a while and he will face a retrial and that prompted his attorney to have sharp words against d.a. seth williams. >> the d.a. has been that way for a long long time. and to the extent that some of the material in his beliefs have just been over the top i think. inaccurate and dishonest, he is just hell ben to retry this case. >> the conviction was struck down by superior court, this time because of the evidence allowed in by the trial judge was thought to be prejudicial. lynn has served 33 months in jail out of a 36 month minimum sentence. he seems baffled. the maximum time to be served was the original few months of the original sentence. >> for some reason he continues to want to beat up on this guy, and i think we all know where he stood. where lynn stood in this hierarchy, we und

william james, dubois undergrad mentor had a copy of the other two is henry who privately place it back in the lee at the only southern book of any distinction published in many of year. of course he's from massachusetts, but nevermind. in germany max weber whose lecture he attends in his berlin days went on to work fine in a translator. within two years his american publishers had arranged for third printing. as the book became the subject of discussion and periodicals across the country in a conspicuous most white southern newspapers and those controlled by the friends and supporters of the boys great antagonist, booker t. washington. for collection of rework, previously published essays on race relations on a young black sociologists at alanna university it was an extraordinary success, unprecedented in the history of american letters. the controversy was the third essay of mr. booker t. washington and others. the boys had once been an admirer of washington, he here praised him for his famous atlantic compromise speech urging racial accommodation, but he moved in a more radical radical directio

williams. >> thank you. lou: start with first donald trump's reference there. he did not say that mormon appears to be involved, mitt romney, senator mike lie lee, the list goes onit looks like games are being played. >> i agree, i think he was not so thinly veiling a call out to sort of the mormon mafia so to speak, romney and lee. a lot of my republican friends are over rom me whateve romney whatever they think of trump. lou: he has such influence in the state of utah. >> absolutely, if a republican managed to lose utah, in a general election, it is a massive hard on over say the what a problem that would be. and i think ebony if right, i think a lot of people are growing tired of this interferancence from people like mitt romney, they will have real questions to answer if they throw this in a way that undermines donald trump's victory, because the supreme court is at stake here. and i can assure you one thing, while utaha might not be supportive of donald trump right now they care about anyone on the right from supreme court. lou: you would think they would, but there is a globalist view, a perspective on part of mormon church. now an independent candidate. w

williams becomes the first tennis player to compete in five olympic games. >> many of the athletes are busy posting pictures all over social media. that includes simone biles. the 4'8" dynamo found david leet's a two foot difference. he's a volleyball star. the tallest athlete on team usa. >>> there are reports that the water in rio has dangerously high levels of bacteria. >> like swimming in a public restroom. >> pretty much. so i was cracking up watching jimmy kimmel tonight. check out this joke. >> jimmy. >> the air is unsafe to breathe and the water had just a hint of raw sewage. they say there's so much bacteria it's hard to know if they're swimming in rio or the bachelor in paradise episode. >> it's 1.5 million times wo could be right in this country and if you swallow three teaspoons, there's almost a guarantee you'll catch something. >> dr. besser is in the process of testing the water. we'll be able to tell you how bad it is. >>> when we come back, what we're finding out about kris jenner's car crash. >>> and orlando bloom's uncensored photos. "the skinny" is next. uncensored photos. "the skinny" is next. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for the skinny. during the commercial break she was lookin

william and kate back in action. cooking skills. >>> and it's back to school time with sandra lee. she's here with delicious and healthy recipes for your child's lunchbox. i'm going to take one of those. thank you. >>> plus, florida georgia line is cruising into times square. performing live. good morning, guys. want a muffin? >> thank you, of course. >> courtesy of sandra lee. all coming up right here on "gma." to those who don't run from mud...but through it. who know it wasn't a day at the beach... unless someone got buried. to the fullbacks... gearheads... and those with green thumbs. to the sticky... the stinky... even those who get a little icky. to all the beautiful mess makers, keep it up... with delta in2ition plus h2okinetic, you can. now that we've added adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit and it feels like i'm just cradled. change your sleep, change your life... change to tempur-pedic. now thru september 11th, upgrade and save on select tempur-pedic mattresses and adjustable bases. i'm terrible at golf. upgrade and save on s

lee annis, a native of maryland, a long-time professor of hoyt at montgomery college. he is the author of "biography: howard baker, con sillator in the age of crisis" and with senator william frist, co-awe or of the "tess this senators" his new book is" the godfather of miss "published last month by the university press of mississippi. so, i have a couple of questions for our panelists to get things started. but i'm hoping the audience will also have questions. so, if you have a question, please stand at the lectern here in the center of the rom, and form a line behind and that will be our signal you have a question, and we'll break away at the earliest possible opportunity and you can ask your question. so, my first question for the panel -- i thought we could good in chronological order -- not by author's age but with the period covered by the' history of the books -- is would you please briefly describe your book and tell us how you came to write the book and what drew you to the subject of the book. so startling with jim, blows. >> i think my age qualifies me as chronologically the oldest anyway. my book, the history of the naches indians, to 1735, covers the history o