the phone answered back electronically, i'm in harrisburg, pennsylvania.man is dead in the hedges by his house and his phone is in harrisburg, p.a.? >> yes. >> hours away? >> hours away. >> reporter: a school superintendent dead at his home. his phone more than 200 miles away. what was going on? >> things get way more complicated when a second woman makes a phone call to the sheriff. coming up. >> i don't know. >> okay, just relax. >> she was very, very upset. >> when "dateline" continues. nus i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed

lee, ever declare a specific objective like harrisburg? daniel: it depends on who you listen to and which account you read. some accounts suggest he declared harrisburg and objective but i don't think he actually did. i think his objective is a victory in the field over union forces. folks, thank you for coming out today, thank you for joining us. i will be happy to sign copies of my book afterward. it is so nice to see all of you. again, thank you for being here today. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] we have books for sale up in the house and dan will be signing copies and we have a basket for donations. thank you again, everybody. andk you for coming out thank you c-span. >> learn more about the people and events that shaped the civil war and reconstruction every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, only on american history tv here on c-span3. monday night on the communicat

[cheering and applause] and from harrisburg, pennsylvania, it's the weaver family.ng and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash. somebody might have a shot driving out of here in a brand-new car. give me nate,

but, no, i'm an internal medicine physician in harrisb g harrisburg, pennsylvania. and this is -- this is my hobby. this is my -- i love it. i love the guys out here. i love speaking to the public. i love the educational factor that we're trying to keep all this alive. and the kids really, they enjoy it, too. i try to make it enjoyable and let them know how important this is to understand what the history was. what this is, this basically is a mobile emergency room. you've heard of m.a.s.h., mobile army surgical hospital. well, this is a mobile emergency room. like any emergency rooms, what we do, we assess, we treat, we stabilize, and then we get them out. get out of my e.r. we're basically located as close to the front lines as possible. we've got to be because we've got troopers coming in here that are in pretty bad shape. >> battalion aid station operates just behind the lines. he demonstrates his value taking over many jobs the physician would otherwise have to perform. this frees the doctor's time for more detailed attention to the serious cases. >> now, the m

or when he was actually the candidate rung againsting will harrisburg. i'm sorry to thai say an awful lot, i shouldn't name them here, it will have a hurtful things about the prest. i were the president. now the difference here, however, that hasn't had any major impact on his feelings towards those countries. not that i have seen. but i also heard the president say and he said it in public, so i'm not revealing any kind of executive privilege here, ukraine tried to take me down. well, i have seen it as some ill advised ukrainian officials, ambassador charlie has been removed as being the ambassador from here make some pretty you know unpleasant statements about or ill advised op-eds. but i could lend, list a whole host of ambassadors from allied countries who tweeted out, who had public comments about the a well and it did not affect security assistance having meetings with them. would, there would have been a lot of people he wouldn't have met with. >> mr. chairman i seek unanimous consent to add to the record a political politico article of december 1

harrisburg, ne, north carolina. david, go ahead. caller: that's for take -- call. for taking my i listened to a couple of callers ago. fellow north carolinian. less his patriotic heart for president trump wanting to keep other countries, corruption, give them any kind of money. that gentleman must have missed viceideo of -- at the time president joe biden asking for a withholding $1.5 billion unless something when done.ther country was when people miss some stuff like that it really amazes me, do totally block that out, or maybe the five networks that they're watching, they don't those videos. but today's thing was a big farce. listening to ng all of your callers. many of them democrats, independents, and, of course, saying this is such a big farce. host: david, i know vice biden did talk about that. he was talking about removing a prosecutor in ukraine that had support of other countries. here questioning president trump possibly getting something for his political campaign. does that bother -- does that idea bother you? investigating corruption. joe biden and his

the tree came from a farm about 40 miles north of harrisburg, pennsylvania.take its place in the white house blue room. >> meanwhile one of these birds becomes the official national thanksgiving turkey today, complete with a presidential pardon. the white house yesterday named the pair bread and butter. >> bread and butter, were you expecting those names? we were talking about the names yesterday, bread and butter. there you go. >> peas and carrots from last year, 2018's turkeys, bread and butter, because everything's better with blue bonnet on it. >> salted butter, get that salted blue bonnet. i do like some blue bonnet. >> i just like butter. i like anything. >> i'm going to embarrass my mother for a second, so my mom makes these incredible sweet potato pies, she uses blue bonnet, like the sticks. i remember helping her make them one thanksgiving. she put in like one stick. i put in one stick and she goes, what are you doing? she threw in like two more sticks of butter. >> come on. >> oh my god, how many sticks of butter do we need? she's like, look, is it

often quoted the inscription on a building i worked in -- in the state capitol of pennsylvania, harrisburg. it was called -- it's called the finance building. and i worked in that building for ten years. and the inscription on that building is very simple about public service. it says all public service is a trust given in faith and accepted in honor. that's what it says in that inscription, a great summation of what public service must be about, what an election must be about, that public service is a trust that is given to one person, given to a group of people and that that trust must be honored by the service that you render. here's another way of saying it. a predecessor of kay hagan in a sense because she was a member of the senate and at the time a real pioneer for women in the senate, margaret chase smith who said, quote, public service must be more than doing a job efficiently and honestly. it must be a complete dedication to the people and to the nation. unquote. that's what senator margaret chase smith once said and i think kay hagan's service was totally consistent with -- with

mike in harrisburg, hello. caller: hello. first thing that trump mentioned specifically was how this was going to -- signing this would help the farmers. but isn't it true that the single biggest detriment to farmers in this country right now, and the reason for the increased bankruptcies of farms and their lack of goods are the stupid tariffs that trump has on , and the retaliation by china? i would like phil to address that, please. that is a 10 times worse problem than this nafta, no nafta, whatever it is deal with -- i will get off the phone. guest: it is a very good point. usmcaeve we need to get done because it will also -- one of the ancillary things is that it would give the president of the united states more negotiating power with the chinese. the chinese avenue been taking advantage from a trade relationship standpoint for decades. the president has been right to lean in and try to reset that negotiation to make sure that we have reciprocal trade. there is no question our farmers have been hurting. andhave seen the