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, a western man, the general of the army, a western man, the lieutenant general, a western man, the admiral of the navy, a western man. and then he goes on to finish, the whole power of the government both in its civil and military departments had in this great struggle passed into the hands of men of the west. he wasn't just talking about the post war there. and with rousing tears surprisingly, the officers soon adjourned. the venue for this celebration might have been fitting but the , timing words and tone spoken at the meeting offered profound ironies. western veteran officers saw their contributions to the civil war victory as both seminole and overlooked. in their minds, they hadn't just won the war, they had transformed it. expanding its scope and trajectory to a transgressive type of warfare that could and did achieve victory. upir collective voice welled from a war record supporting these claims and an unflinching awareness of what had transpired in their home region pushed them on. many of the war's leading commanders like grant and sherman were from the western border region, but

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he saw the man.the man happened to be the son of francis scott key and he was a district of columbia lawyer. he saw the men outside of his house. ofwent, he got a number pistols. he shot the man a number of times. hisas tried and part of famous he was found not guilty on the defense of temporary insanity. in my mind, and i think many historians would agree with me, it was not necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood the semblance of a psychological defense or psychological condition. there were 12 men who understood the marriage and they understood the marriage was invoked, it was anduded upon by this man they probably made the plea that wouldn't you as well lose track of you were, what you are doing, and your sense of right and wrong and have shot the man? that is the sense i have for why those 12 men on that jury found him not guilty. he not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. for example, another individual, a soldier is well -- carl johnson. he was in

man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epitaph for the cuyahoga, the crooked river?> you are now going to see a documentary "montage" film of the cuyahoga. rivers in this country belong to the people. what we do with them, the people should decide. there are many decisions that must be made with regard to your rivers. i hope you participate in these decisions and see to it the rivers are cleaned up and are made most meaningful for all of the people who live in this region, thank you. >> the cuyahoga very nearly encircles cleveland. it's 100-mile water course etches an arc from the east, flowing south, curving west, whirring its way through the glacial valleys and then flowing due north to lake erie. the river finds its beginning in two branches, the northern most being the east branch located in geauga county, north of highway 6. the source is hidden here in a wooded marshy area. ♪ the shallow, quiet pools are barely visible. even in the spring of the year, there is no observable flow of water. yet, nudged on by the slope and contour of the land, the water does begin

special edition of arts and culture special because we are concentrating on one subject indeed one man none other than leonardo da vinci who painted the most famous picture in the world the mona lisa this year is the 500th anniversary of his death he's still considered the greatest painter of all time and yet perhaps only around 15 or so paintings of his have survived to this day this is extraordinary when you think of the influence he has had on the artistic world since then this important anniversary is being marked in many different ways throughout the world. leonardo di said pietro da vinci borne an illegitimate child on april 15th 1452 in and ciano italy a tuscan polymath was a man a head of his time and his discoveries in art and science change the course of history and 500 years on the world is celebrating. digital onto a with the giants of the renaissance. was always a visionary. he anticipated things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques. and maybe he would h

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include a former interior minister this man yuri is that. there was speculation at the time that the president had ordered the assassinations now in an exclusive interview i spoke with a man who says he was a member of a death squad that killed. your recruit of ski is living in a central european country and is seeking asylum there. in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known what happened to them on the evening of may the 7th 1909 yuri's a her ankle parked his car here near the old fire house in minsk and was never seen again. at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. her ranko and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president alexander look at . look who had organized and won 2 controversial referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since t

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the man whom he had followed for many months, a man whom he probably thought was the redeemer of israeld just been ignominiously crucified by the romans, and to make matters worse, he had denied that redeemer in his final hour. >> according to the gospel of john, after christ's crucifixion, peter leaves jerusalem and travels back to galilee. >> peter has not found himself again, and so he returns to his former life as a fisherman. >> it would have been devastating for peter to feel that the cause that they had worked for, for 3 years, was defeated, and the man that he thought would be the messiah, to see him tortured and crushed like an average man. >> peter's probably very confused and feeling very guilty. he probably still has the sense that he needs to be forgiven for his betrayal of jesus. >> the scene where the resurrected christ appears to peter is one of the most beautiful scenes in the whole gospel. remember, peter has denied jesus. you would think that the person that you had betrayed you would want to shrink from, but peter does just the opposite. rather than being embarrassed

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a man emerges and climbs the stairs. without hiding his face, he reaches up, yanks and easily steals this home surveillance camera. >> during the holiday season, we typically do see a rise in property crimes, particularly theft of packages from porches and doorsteps. >> reporter: but here on lincoln avenue, the thief walked right around two packages. the victim admits he was out of town with family and always leaves the porch light on to keep criminals away. but not this one. because minutes later, he returns in his car. >> it has low crime rate. everybody watches everything around here. we don't have any problems. >> reporter: except for the creeper on the stairs, this time with a black crate in his hands, giving himself a boost, he goes for a second camera, snatches and steals it, too. but he leaves the third camera behind. out of reach and unable to capture the crime. >> the point of having a camera is to prevent word deter some of this crime so making them less accessible and always calling the police because we want

this year, some 450 people followed this man on the trip.s the outdoor editor whose complaints about the cuyahoga and his canoe trip helped draw attention to the problem. but the trip is fun too and whole families take to the water. they come from miles around, enthusiasts like this woman from lakewood who made the 25 mile trip alone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> among the group is the district engineer of the buffalo district of the corps of army engineers. colonel ray hansen. the buffalo district is responsible for keeping navigable streams open in this part of the country and has been in the forefront of pollution control. >> showed everybody what problems are still there. there's a lot of trash on the edge of the river. just about every tenth cabin owner is throwing his trash down the back door. there are septic tanks that overflow. we found one spot of oil, by the way, up there. we have it under investigation already. ♪ ♪ >>> below these rapids, the canoeists were stopped by a small waterfall. the group carried canoes around it and went on. except for dr

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a man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the gunman has not been found. our top story this morning. a young boy is dead after a playground accident at a private school in san rafael.( james ) the school says classes will be in session this morning. the accident happened yesterday on the playground at mark day school on trellis drive. the school says other students and staff witnessed the accident and tried to provide aid for the young boy. he died at a hospital. the school is working with police to investigate what happened ... and the section of campus where the accident happened has been closed off. mark day school released this statement saying ... "the death of someone so young is devastating for all of us, and even more so under these circumstances and at this time of year, when we are surrounded by celebrations while we mourn. all of us at mark day school express our deepest sympathies to his family, classmates and friends." there will be counselors on campu

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a man emerges and climbs the stairs. without hiding his face, he reaches up, yanks and easily steals this home surveillance camera. >> during the holiday season, we typically do see a rise in property crimes, particularly theft of packages from porches and doorsteps. >> reporter: here on lincoln avenue, the thief walks around two packages. the victim was out of town family and always leaves the porch light on to keep criminals away. but not this one. minutes later, he returns in his car. >> everybody watches everybody's back here. we don't have too many problems. >> reporter: except for the creeper on the stairs. this time with a black crate in hihands. he goes for a second camera, snatches and steals it too. he leaves the third behind out of reach and able to capture the crime. >> the point of having the camera is to prevent or detour some of this kind of crime. and always call the police. we want to investigate. it >> reporter: the camera zoner immediately got alerts on his phone and called 9-1-1. when officers arrived