but who was george sears greene? we already heard general sickles's praise for george sears greene. but who was this man who work so hard to anchor the union army right flank? george sears greene was arguably one of the oldest at the battle of gettysburg. he was born in rhode island in 1801. he was a descendent of one of the colonial settlers. he was also a descendent of general nathanael greene of revolutionary war fame. he would go to let the school in providence before he was set to go to round university to continue his studies. unfortunately, family and financial setbacks would force him to move to new york city to find a job inside a dry goods store. while in new york city and working to provide income for himself, he received an appointment to the united states military academy. he will graduate with high honors, second in his class. he would serve as a lieutenant of artillery and go on to teach mathematics for 4 years. he would fall in love. upon graduation and moving up the chain of command, he would eventually be sent to maine and stationed at fort sullivan. when he took t

yeah guys we've sears a red flag warnings one. >>that goes until tomorrow morning and then another one picks up at 10:00am continuing all the way until friday and you can see extended all in the santa cruz mountains the east bay hills but the valleys beginning to see some of that as well as we're expecting. >>a series of strong wind events to roll into the bay area, not just tomorrow, but i think through the weekend maybe into early next week maybe beyond we'll have to wait and see right now the red flag warnings going up you see even along the coastal along parts of the sem tale and santa coast line is we're going to see those gusty winds, 2535 miles an hour maybe stronger gusts over the mountain tops in the east bay, not just the mountains, but also the valleys we're looking at red flag warnings going up fire danger going to be running high gusty winds probably some 4050 mile an hour gusts across some of the mountain tops as we head through the weekend and slama county kind of split here you've got to the south you've got in the

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eastern, we feature the presidency, our weekly sears expiring presidents, politics policies and legacies. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> the c-span cities tour travels the country exploring the american story. we have vented 200 communities across the nation. like many americans our staff is staying close to home due to coronavirus. next, a look at one of our cities to her visits. >> has name was william c velasquez. but everyone knew him as willie. pres. clinton: willie was and is a name synonymous with democracy in america. through the organization he founded, the southwest voter registration education project, he nearly doubled hispanic voter registration and dramatically increased the number of latino elected officials in this nation. his appeal to the hispanic community was simple, passionate, and direct. su voto es su voz. your vote is your voice. >> we are going to be talking about the records of the southwest voter registration education project. they are the oldest and largest nonpartisan latino voter registration organization in

a brief history of the silk road 6400 kilometers searing 50 degree celsius heat the bitter cold of 40 below across steps deserts and high mountains with the constant threat of armed bandits. the silk road a perilous challenge the bones of pack animals litter the way as if in mourning. but the world's oldest and most important trade route was not a single road it was a vast network of many caravan routes. by the 2nd century b.c.e. the silk road connected china to the roman empire. the term silk road was popularized in 1987 by german geographer fed in unfunded. silk was highly sought after by roman women. but only the chinese knew how to produce the valuable textile. the 2 year long trip with up to $1000.00 bactrian camels was worth it they didn't just carry silk but also spices lacquers 1st and porcelain. in return europe sent gold gem stones in glass. inventions too such as paper and black gunpowder were spread. and even with lynchings were transmitted buddhism arrived in china and japan on the silk road. cities along the silk road flourished and some are conned and tashkent there was

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bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the ninja foodi smart xl grill, the grill that sears, sizzlesnd air fry crisps. todd: a fox news exclusive. joe biden's brother jim refused to answer questions when asked if the former vice president was involved in his son's business dealings. >> reporter: hunter biden's ask business partner says joe biden about his family's business deal with the chinese energy firm, but jim remained tightlipped when confronted by fox news. >> why did you and hunter biden want joe biden to meet with tony be? are you mister jim biden? i wanted to ask you about the china deal? >> stop bothering me. >> you don't want to comment? >> i don't want to comment about anything to you. >> senate homeland security committee revealing they verified some material provided by boblinsky. tucker carlson, documents about the biden family but the package had been opened in transit and those documents removed. no word who is responsible but definitely a fishy situation. jillian: joe biden pledged to hit the campaign trail after thursday's debate but he stayed near home, donald tr

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bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the ninja foodi smart xl grill, the grill that sears, sizzlesd air fry crisps. >> we will not let anyone subvert our democracy with what donald trump has been doing. he openly attempted to suppress the vote. >> when you talk about accepting the outcome of the election your party spent the last 3 and a half years trying to overturn the results of the last election. >> reporter: democrat have been stoking fears the trump administration won't follow through with a peaceful transfer of power. the vice president reminded kamala harris she and her family are still fighting the results of the 2016 election. joining us to discuss is deputy communications director, thanks for being here. at this point i wonder if anyone is going to accept the results of the election and if there will be a peaceful transfer of power? your hearing similar messaging from both sides. >> that is one thing the country does well, inauguration day, we figure it out, sort it out and mike pence's comments were well-placed, kamala harris talking about peaceful transition of power a

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the searing truth is that donald trump can still win this race. on sunday, biden campaigned in the battleground state of north carolina. cnn's arlette saenz was there. >> christine and laura, joe biden traveled here to durham, north carolina. as in-person early voting is underway in the state. he held a socially distanced drive-in style rally as he urged his supporters to make a plan to vote in these final weeks before the election as biden is hoping to turn the state that president trump won back in 2016, hoping to turn it from red to blue in november, and biden, once again, criticized president trump for his response to the coronavirus pandemic. and he argued the country is in a moment they need to overcome the division they are currently enduring. take a listen to what biden had to say. >> as my coach used to say in college, it's go time. i'm running as a proud democrat. but i will govern as an american president. no red states, no blue states, just the united states. i promise you, i'll work as hard for those who don't support me as those who

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ongoing and we are cooperating fully, as we recognize the tragic losses sustained as a result of the sears fire season. there the troubled history with wildfires. the company pleaded guilty, 284 counts of manslaughter for deaths related to the campfire back in 2018. in this past some of the utility emerge from bankruptcy caused by wildfire damages. we posted utility fire report on our website, kpix.com. >>> evacuees returning home from the newest wildfires in wine country are running into another challenge. don ford tells us they still have no power. >> now that the classifier is nearly 75% contained, pjd is assembling crews around the state, to begin the enormous task of restoring power. it is 9 acres i feel that the small military base. they are assembling here just north. >> as electric base camp, what we want to do supply all material, all type of equipment that is going to be used for restoration purposes on rebuilding our line. >>> more than 1000 >>> more than 1400 power are being replaced. but the polls are not regularly replaceable. >>> what we are doing, in the area, the high fire

the memories of what happened are seared into her mind. >> hell, you know. >> i meant her when she wasregnant back in december last year. >> i don't want to be here with myaby. >> hello. so lovely to see you again. >> 10 months on and she now has a healthy baby girl. she was born safe and well in january at a local hospital. >> when you put her on your heart, it was like i forgot everything and you see a new world. i see my baby. you should be careful and take care of it. >> the family is now living in this one bedroom flat in a village outside athens. a year since arriving from afghanistan, theyre waiting for their asylum claim to be heard. in the meantime, they are banned from working. they are given money to buy the basics. >> we want to make a life. we are stuck here. maybe we should go to another country. we will be safe there. >> her family is considered one of the luckier ones. the fires that ripped through left 12,000 people without shelter overnight. the majority of those evacuated have now been relocated in an emergency facility. leaders are trying to get a new pact where asy

. >> that's about it >> sears >> jimmy: sears.e launch, i'm teaming up with five great independent bookstores across the country to do a live reading on facebook and youtube, tomorrow evening at 7:00 p.m. eastern standard time you can go to 5, the number 5, 5moresleepstilchristmas.com, to learn more about this virtual event. i hope to see you there. it's going to be fun [ applause ] guys, i always say that our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night. [ applause ] the roots. >> tariq: when do you say that >> jimmy: i always say it. >> tariq: like, how often? >> jimmy: i wake up in the morning, i say that, and then i kiss my wife [ light laughter ] so, good morning i greet the day with that. but it isn't always fun and games. >> questlove: it is. >> tariq: but it is kind of always - >> jimmy: no, no but, yeah, i know, but it isn't though because, from time to time we put the roots to the test. so we went online, and asked people if anyone wanted the roots to write a song about them on the spot but, we picked three rand

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a brief history of the silk road 6400 kilometers searing 50 degree celsius heat the bitter cold of 40 below across steps deserts and high mountains with the constant threat of armed bandits. the silk road a perilous challenge the bones of pack animals litter the way as if in mourning. but the world's oldest and most important trade route was not a single road it was a vast network of many caravan routes. by the 2nd century b.c.e. the silk road connected china to the roman empire. the term silk road was popularized in 1987 by german geographer fedayeen and funnily toughen. up was highly sought after by roman women. but only the chinese knew how to produce the valuable textile. the 2 year long trip with up to $1000.00 bactrian camels was worth it. they didn't just carry silk but also spices lacquers furs and porcelain. in return europe sent gold gem stones and glass. inventions too such as paper and black gunpowder were spread. and even with legions were transmitted buddhism arrived in china and japan by way of the silk road. cities along the silk road flourished in summer conde and tas

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ongoing and we are cooperating fully, as we recognize the tragic losses sustained as a result of the sears fire season. there the troubled history with wildfires. the company pleaded guilty, 284 counts of manslaughter for deaths related to the campfire back in 2018. in this past some of the utility emerge from bankruptcy caused by wildfire damages. we posted utility fire report on our website, kpix.com. >>> evacuees returning home from the newest wildfires in wine country are running into another challenge. don ford tells us they still have no power. >> now that the classifier is nearly 75% contained, pjd is assembling crews around the state, to begin the enormous task of restoring power. it is 9 acres i feel that the small military base. they are assembling here

tonight, the two versions of one searing story, of the moments before breonna taylor was shot and killedy police. one from her boyfriend, the other from one of the officers involved. sergeant mattingly sitting down in this abc news courier journal exclusive, shedding new light on that fateful night now at the center of so many conversations about race and policing. here now "gma" coanchor michael strahan. >> i wish we'd done it different for the simple fact that you don't want anybody's life to be lost. i mean, you don't want that. nobody wants anybody to have to be buried because of you. >> reporter: it was a volley of shots in a dark hallway that would take breonna taylor's life and reignite calls for racial justice around the country. >> say her name, breonna taylor! >> reporter: for the first time, sergeant jonathan mattingly, one of the officers inside that louisville apartment, sharing his account of what happened that night. >> i feel for her. i hurt for her mother, for her sisters. it's -- it's not a -- it's not just the passing, oh, this is part of the job, we did it, move on. i

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prize winning author i yacht avatar's latest book cold land elegies blends fact and fiction in the searing commentary on the existential crisis of being american today . well encounter it is one of the world's most important visual artists working today he uses multiple media and is well known as a theater and proto rector but drawing is always his starting point his way of thinking aloud and as a white south african a way of reckoning with his country's painful past history which is why it's now the focus all of the retrospective why should i hesitate putting drawings to work. magical films between disintegration and creation. it all begins with a simple charcoal line. drawing is of the essence for the multi-disciplinary artist william cantrip. an exhibition in hamburg station gives an overview of the south african artists graphic works. also one displays some of the famous films created from his strong. point. he brings into a perhaps cold medion films something handmade and warm this is aside from the topics he addresses which have to do with apartheid and with this rather brutal indust

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brent: the situation shortly seared -- situation certainly serious. want to bring in our political correspondent. the german chancellor using some strong language we understand in a conference call today. she is urging people to stay home if they can. what more are you hearing tonight? >> what we know is that according to a german tabloid, angela merkel plans to restore a lockdown light. that would mean that german shops would remain open that under certain restrictions and under this new plan that will be discussed on wednesday, with 16 state premiers, under that plan, germany would follow italy's example by closing bars and restaurants. schools would remain open in areas less open -- less affected by the pandemic. it is telling that angela merkel will meet with the 16 state premieres. this is an emergency meeting. that showed how the situation has worsened much quicker than everybody had been expecting. brent: we heard today she said every day counts. we know these new restrictions would be designed to radically reduce interactions between people. i

a brief history of the silk road 6400 kilometers searing 50 degree celsius heat the bitter cold of 40 below across the steps deserts and high mountains with the constant threat of armed bandits. the silk road a perilous challenge the bones of pack animals litter the way that if one morning. but the world's oldest and most important trade route was not a single road it was a vast network of many caravan routes. by the 2nd century b.c.e. the silk road connected china to the roman empire. the term silk road was popularized in 1987 by german geographer fed in unfunded leashed health and. silk was highly sought after by roman women. but only the chinese knew how to produce the valuable textile. the 2 year long trip with up to $1000.00 bactrian camels was worth it they didn't just carry silk but also spices lacquers 1st and porcelain. in return europe sent gold gem stones and glass. inventions too such as paper and black gunpowder were spread. and even with lynchings were transmitted buddhism arrived in china and japan by way of the silk road. cities along the silk road flourished in summer

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with the rest should be united states interests is good sears is actually were better than many people give it credit for the dialogue inserted between the diplomats has been amazingly so even when relations between some of the parties are because typically russia in the united states has been strained in other areas the cooperation here is the. base of the make it is clear to anybody and that's you're going to do what you have been mechanism for what is what keeping negotiations going sure that flat and ink the conflict how not so convinced because i mean that i think there is an almost and universal recognition that it was a savage on who started this war and there with a lot of. preparatory means i mean they put a lot of effort into the preparation that she had to actually blame them for right initiating this military action after all those years of essentially fruitless negotiations. it is it is a meteor and it will always respond relented so it has. been a great dinner making it even a secret out of that i mean they have not their own right and that territories recognize this ther

a little bit of a westerly wind along the golden gate you can see that in the flag here, but you seared in the certainly see that haze there in the distance that's more that smoke that has been starting to make its way back in across the rest the bay area and of course we get a storm normally when we're going to see more smoke, poor air quality right now across san francisco stretching across the bay all the way into fremont in livermore very unhealthy air as you get the concord right through the delta very unhealthy or in that area but right along the immediate coastline you're getting a little bit of a sea breeze see your green here right now and expect that to stay that way tonight now tomorrow again we're going to see a stronger influx of those northerly winds that is going to bring all that smoke back in the bay area expected to be very unhealthy in the north especially in around the fires along the coast moderate amounts of blues building up the east bay again very unhealthy the south bay, poor air quality tomorrow, something that's been playing out the better part of the last hal

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the shell hit the cathedral it was deafening there was destruction everywhere masonry fell from the searing that's all they can remember 2 strikes have literally eating everything in their path the altar the benches and one of the domes have been completely destroyed no place is sacred no place is safe in this war not only was this church hit twice but the 2nd strike injured 3 russian journalists one of them is still in intensive care after spending several days in a coma he believes the hit on them was intentional the streets of shushi bear a striking resemblance to those in other towns of nagorno karabakh it's a place of desolation and despair those who can fight are already on the front lines those who had somewhere to run already have done but alone or doesn't have any choice but to stay another story. we have to fit in this small shelter with a kitchen and badger in the same place we are too scared to go with doors when we hear the sound of the sirens we are rushing here to hide every even in the reason we can hear the shelling people seem to be unfazed by the story state of the cathed

russia has entered into agreements engagements of both adviser on in our media so lives are by john sears a closer relationship with turkey russia has been able to broker deals between both countries in and of course russia is. definitely the most powerful country most influential country in the region and so that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow's lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think it's good it puts that pressure on it puts a pressure on at least both sides. since the decades old conflict escalated nearly 2 weeks ago the fighting it only been intensifying there are conflicting reports on both sides about casualties and videos have been released on a daily basis so the destruction inside the disputed region and its surrounding areas has got a broader picture and go to our senior correspondent in istanbul morning as we were saying before so much bloodshed in this couple of hours before this kicks in the facially the ceasefire what's

russia has entered into agreements and engages with both advisor on in our media so lives are by john sears a closer relationship with turkey russia has been able to broker deals between both countries in and of course russia is. definitely the most powerful country most influential country in the region and so that's why it's important that russia is involved in this that moscow's lead in these peace talks and especially the involvement of the minsk group of france united states and russia agreed to be involved in these talks in moscow i think is good it puts that pressure on it puts a person at least both sides. the 2nd u.s. presidential debate that was scheduled for this day is now officially counseled after the 2 candidates tames couldn't agree on any format the democratic side and the debate commission suggested the match up should be conducted online but trump to say is he's now cured of covert 19 refuse that option and have tried to reschedule the event or trump health is the latest sticking point for democrats in congress i think it may be grounds to remove the president can have al