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general braxton bragg abandoned the fort at the mouth of the river and withdrew them to four anderson. soldiershen the most were in four anderson during the war, around 2300 confederate soldiers here. a division of troops who had been sent i generally to make sure that wilmington remained in confederate hands. it had to be safeguarded. if only did fell, he cannot maintain his army. you have troops here, troops directly across the cape ripper, but general grant wanted to capture not only fort fisher, he needed to capture wilmington. why? at the time that the federals were being defeated at fort fisher in the first attack of 1864, federals gained a victory 300 miles to the south. savannahal captured after occupying and destroying atlanta. armyal sherman marched his the entire breadth of the state and captured savanna on december 21. he presented the city to president lincoln as a christmas gift. now safe on the seacoast, general grant wanted to transfer a fromn's army by se petersburg -- i'm sorry from savannah to petersburg one last push against robert e lee's army. the great expanded

general braxton bragg was partner and commander abandoned the fort south of the river and withdrew them to fort anderson. and that's when the most soldiers were in fort anderson during the war, for about 2300 confederate soldiers here, 4500 confederate soldiers across the river. a division of troops that had been sent by general lee from petersburg alliae to me sure wellington remained in confederate hands. it had to be safeguarded. remember, if wilmington fell, he could not maintain his army troops over here, you've got a river across the cape fear river but general grant forced the capture not just for fisher, closed the harbor to blockade running, he needed to capture wilmington. why? well, that time that generals were being defeated at fort fisher in the first attack in 1864, the federals gained an important victory 300 miles to the south. general sherman's army captured savanna after capturing, occupying and destroying atlanta in the fall of 1864, where sherman marched is 3000 army and the entire estate and captured savanna on december 21. then the city, president lincoln, general

general braxton bragg to his departmental commander abandoned the forts at the mouth of the river and with drew them to fort anderson. that's when the most soldiers were in fort anderson during the war. there were about 2300 confederate soldiers, about 4500 confederate across the river, a division of troops that have been sent by generally dutchman general lead to make sure wilmington remained in confederate hands but it had to be safeguarded. remember it wilmington fell, he could not maintain his army. so you've got troops over here, you've got troops directly across the river, but general grant wants to capture not just fort fisher and close the harbor to blockade running, he needs to capture wilmington. y.? well, at the time that the federals were being defeated at fort fisher in the first attack at christmas 1864, the federals gained an important victory 300 miles to the south. general shermans army captured savannah after capturing, occupying and destroying atlanta in the fall of 1864, general sherman marched his 60,000 man army the entire breadth of the state and captured savann

general braxton bragg who was the departmental commander abandoned the forts at the mouth of the river and withdrew them to fort anderson. that's when the most soldiers were in fort anderson during the war. about 2300 confederate soldiers here, about 4500 soldiers across the cape fear river. a division of troops that have been sent by generally from the petersburg line to make sure that wilmington remains in confederate hands. it had to be safeguarded. remember, if wilmington felt he could not maintain his army. you got troops here, troops directly across the cape fear river but general grant wants to capture not just fort fisher and close the harbor to blockade running but he needs to capture wilmington. why? at the time the federals were being defeated at fort fisher in the first attack at christmas 1864 the four the federals gained an important victor re- 300 miles miles is off. sherman captured savanna. after capturing, occupying and destroying atlanta and fall of 86 ford fort general sherman marched his 60000 man army the entire breadth of the state and captured savanna on decembe

. >> also live in the lost treacy braxton dishing about the new season of braxton family values. >> andmy interview with actress layton meester the "gossip girl" now stores in fox's new know making histy. >> a 17, outlook on. >> bep aleck said it is for alcohol abuse and i want my kid no know there's no shame in getting help when you needed he thanked family and friends and he checked in immediately after the oscars. okay. >> hopefully he'll get the help he needs. >> matrix drn developing a relane. of the matrix there was interesting in michael b. jordan to start. based on twitter he says no thank you. >> he did? >> not a fan. >> he's a big fan of original matrix. >> plenty of things get reimagineed and redone. >> we're aware of that. >> and thousands come together for the annual kick butts day an event for young people to turn the tables on tobacco companies that spray on kids to start smouking the first kick butt day was back in 1996. and australian woman was sxloted in her face from beijing to melbourne. >> australian transportation officials say it was battery in the hod phones that

braxton bragg has 50,000 men. he is here and what you see in the background. missionary ridge. it is an interesting place topic -- topographically. i got to visit it. as we approached, there is a hurricane. the trays were down and we were not able to visit it. we blame that on you. we are forgiven you now. you can see the mountain which is visible, here he is. who is in the defensive position, who is laying siege to what is happening at the beginning of this? > braxton bragg is probably or the single most competent general. -- most incompetent general of the civil war. he famously is unpopular. he does not look too bad here. everybody said he was ugly. repulsive is it worth it is often used. his demeanor was much the same. you asked how does this man become a commander. what answer is because he got along well with jefferson davis. he was a beleaguered commander. and commander, his subordinates did not like him. he had a plan that was sure to work. he issued those messages through the careers and nothing worked out the way it was supposed to. he was furious, he landed on the ch

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. >> tracy braxton she's here to t dish about the new season of the braxton family values.iss my interview with the very lovely and talented latentt she stars on fox's new showew s called making history.istory >> very cool.>>y cool tucker barnes stars in our showo called fox5 weather.. >> what do you like less, coldsd or wind? >> cold.. >> i can deal witness coldss without the wind.without >> you don't like the wind? ii don't like the cold. >> really? >> i think the wind is the touge part. wind advisory back.nd i twee ateddv the winisd advisod i got very colorful remarks. res >> did you? does yeah.id y >> mh, my.ou >> not a lot of -- not lot of enthusiasm.ussm. [ laughter ] >> not a lot of enthusiasm foram the wind.e w >> it's not personally directed towards you.rson just the wind. the wd. > thehe wind. >> okay.>> which don't seem to care. car hey 22 in washington.hingto these are actual airesare ac temperatures.te 19 gaithersburg. 20 dulles.. 23 fredericksburg very very coll out there and our daytime highsg believe it or not aboutut 25 degrees below normal. bel we'll be lu

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let's begin now with nbc10's monique braxton. >> what's different about it than the president's original order. >> the new revised travel ban takes the place of that original executive order. you'll remember that order was stopped by a federal court. i want you to take a look at this map. instead of the seven countries, this version only includes six. the new order specifies a 90 day ban on people from sue dan, syria, iran, libya, somalia and yemen. iraq is no longer included on the list. the trump administration says the new directive addresses legal issues that plagued that original order and led to confusion at airports and sparked protests across the country and here in philadelphia. it does not apply to those who already had valid visas. it does not include an all out ban against syrian refugees and the ban will not effect people with green cards. >> unregulated, unvetted travel is not a universal privilege especially when national security is at stake. >> the united states has a right to control who enters those countries and to keep out those who would do us harm. >> reporter: and

charges in the january deaths of 19-year-old kimberly phillips and her ten-year-old sister loraya braxtonprosecutors say he was drunk when he tried to run through a traffic light on roosevelt boulevard. he's now facing vehicular homicide charges and is currently out on bail. >>> 12 years old and he gave his life to save his father's in a house fire. tonight the carnegie hero fund commissioner award norristown sanford harling its carnegie met medal n february of 2016 he ran back into his home to save his father. >> upper darby family okay tonight after a fast-moving fire. they say it's thanks in part to the family pet. the flames broke out in the tw two-story twin along anderson avenue this morning. we've done stories before about dogs alerting homeowners to trouble but it wasn't a pup this time that full story is coming up at 10:30. >> only thing i can think about my son laying here cold by hisself. >> shot and killed in port blank range a family, an entire community begging the violence to stop. >> cops say this guy hunted black men and he found one. he's arrested for murder. >>> watch t

let's begin now with nbc10's monique braxton. >> what's different about it than the president's originalhat original executive order. you'll remember that order was stopped by a federal court. i want you to take a look at this map. instead of the seven countries, this version only includes six. the new order specifies a 90 day ban on people from sue dan, syria, iran, libya, somalia and yemen. iraq is no longer included on the list. the trump administration says the new directive addresses legal issues that plagued that original order and led to confusion at airports and sparke

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and in the question is is what we are seeing in the us and europe in braxton perhaps with france, is this new? is this something different? are we entering a new era of politics and the drivers of politics or is this more of the same? >> is more of an empirical question, i pollster, and i want them to comment on that. the length of that obviously, we think it's something new. >> it walks like a duck, a. >> .. >> it is a duck and maybe it's something different. the concept of populism, the term populism has been thrown allowed a lot by journalists. >> especially with what's going on and once again that is a duck, we think it's a duck and it walks like a duck, talks like a duck but we're not sure what it is so iswhat we're seeing if were seeing something different , a new emerging driver in terms of politics today. is that populism and more specifically, what is populism western art because it's a dive used term and i'd like to try at least this afternoon to pull down those two points, conceptual, what is populism on the one hand and more empirical, is what we are seeing new and differ