but maybe because sheridan wasn't familiar with calvary operations, maybe. he didn't do a good job of getting his cavalry out in front where they were supposed to be and getting them to spotsylvania first when they needed to be there. is controversial because some people defend sheridan and some people agree with mead that not sheridan did a bad job. in fact, there was a huge row between sheridan the calvary commander of the army of the potomac and george meade the overall command of the army of the potomac undergrad. both men were known to have terrible tempers. and their tempers were in true form on this day. and they had a just a shouting match. probably we didn't get recorded word for word, which is probably just as well. but it was was pretty pointed. and mead was furious and he went over to grant. he says grant, you know, sheridan says if i just turn him loose he could go and whip the confederate cavalry under jeb stuart. and grant says insurance say that it says yes, he did. grants as well. sheridan usually knows what he's talking about. go ahead and

one involves calvary chapel. salon blue insist he won't be cutting any deals. >> i'll doing this for the rest of my industry and small business owners everywhere in this county. because somebody has to stand up to the county. >> reporter: in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> here's a three-month snapshot of our cases. in january, we added more than 76,000 cases in a day. last month, 5500 cases. today that number is 5100. as you see, statewide cases continue to go down. coming up, we'll talk to dr. peter chin hong about this potential surge in covid cases. is there something we should be worried about at this point. also the new steps moderna is making to get its shot into the arms of children. >>> san francisco leaders unanimously voted to extend the city's pandemic shared spaces program. they want to adapt to permanent parklet rules. parklets have been a lifeline for businesses and the extension will give them a bit more time to recover from the pandemic. >>> a fire raced through a hookah lounge. you can see the c

. >> santa clara county says calvary chapel church violated covid health orders repeatedly and countyave been locked in a legal battle with the church since october 2020 when they sued the church for hosting large, mask free indoor services for months. the services were banned at the time for public health reasons due to covid. the county counsel thought the church would get caught up on paying the 2.8 million dollars in fines. a few weeks ago it and this is after a judge rejected a request by the church to dismiss the lawsuit and an attorney for calvary strongly disagreed with the judge's ruling same accounting arguments have no legal standing in the case. the county argues the church and its leaders created a public nuisance and endanger the community i not only defying social distancing and masking regulations, but also by broadcasting its noncompliance with live streams and blatant disregard again the hearing is today and we will see how it all goes. back to you. >>> also happening today is a new deadline for major league baseball. and that was with the players association to reac

the calvary and coming.terday the governor passed a law that allows concealed carry even without a license or any training. is that a solution? >> i guess. if the calvary and coming, that is the solution. and you can't disarm a public if you have no consistent law enforcement. the other part of this that we have talked about before that drives me crazy, this suspect was homeless, probably mentally ill. all these people stabbing people. hopeless, mentally ill. the serial killer claimed by his dad to be mentally ill. at a certain point despite all the billions that we spent on the mentally ill, and all goes into the pockets of the administrators. some may be -- what are we supposed to do? we are supposed to help the mentally all but we leave them on the streets -- maybe we treat them like criminals, rest them and put them away. but that seems even worse. but we have no choice. keep pointing out these liberal laws and nothing changes. this is like talking up the war. we talk about how horrible things are but we

spent yeah, santa clara county said calvary chapel church violated covid health orders repeatedly andve been locked in a legal battle with the church since october 2020 when they sued the church for hosting large, mask free indoor services for months. these services were banned at the time for public health reasons all due to covid. the county council thought the church would get caught up on paying $2.8 million in fines a few weeks ago and this was after a judge rejected a request by the church to dismiss the lawsuit an attorney for calvary strongly disagreed with the judge's ruling saying that the county's argument have no legal standing in the case. the county argues the church and its leaders created a public nuisance and endanger the community by not only defining social distancing and mask regulations but by broadcasting noncompliance with live streams and blatant disregard but again that hearing is today and we will let you know how it goes live in the newsroom i am justin andrews with kpix 5 . >>> taking a live look at san francisco now were city leaders are weighing a crackdo

also calvary church has amassed over $3 million in fines. this coffeehouse is almost $14,000 and kelly ranges los gatos massage studio is $15,000. >> i'm willing to follow laws, but not orders. >> reporter: she says she is also fighting the fines would have to represent herself because three lawyers she contacted would not take the case. >> i don't necessarily expect to prevail, but i am not going to go without making some kind of a record of the violations that they are committing. >> reporter: county officials were not available for comment, but a spokesman issued a statement which reads the county has worked with many businesses to find a reasonable solution and these efforts have been successful with all but a handful of businesses. most fines are uncontested and involve repeat offenders. the county also says the rules were about life and death and shared this a graphic showing santa clara county's death rate from covid-19, just over 2000 deaths, about half of the state of california's and 2.5 times lower than the u.s. as a whole. still,

it goes back to the days of calvary churches. they carried the colors with them if you were standing on the right side of the formation and it's still reversed on the uniform today even though they are long gone to remind our enemies and friends alike that our army never retreats. it always advances, and at a time when america is under assault and conservatives are under attack, it is a pretty good lesson for all of us we will never surrender and we will never back down to protect this great country. ladies and gentlemen, god bless you, god bless pennsylvania and the united states of america. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i want you to meet his cousin. you are related. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudi

calvary is literally on foot now. the atomic plant is that an artillery shell created this fire and artillery shells are not precision weapons, they are not things that you do to target anything anywhere, they are just a bit of ordinance that you fling in the general direction of something you want to destroy. now, if anyone was doing that anywhere near a nuclear reactor, they are either an idiot or you are trying to cause problems. and that is the issue that the whole west has to deal with now is to what is vladimir putin thinking? what is he capable of doing with his troops? they are young, conscripts, they are corrupt, underfed, underpaid, and half of them don't want to be there and don't know why they are supposed to be there. can he control them? is he able to supply them? and what is his eventual end here? because it's looking like what he wants to do is utterly destroy ukraine and then roll into a few other countries afterwards. that'sjust roll into a few other countries afterwards. that's just not going to be

ukrainians are fighting bravely, they can't holdout forester with no -- calvary, we can make sure thatwas disappointed they were not able to get the mig fighters, it would have made a big impact. the cia should have been involved instead of having a public spectical. we need to strengthen nato. one way is to immediately bring finland and sweden into nato. with their capable military and intellgence. trey: i'm sure a lot of people are wondering what happened with poland and the fighter jets, why not? poland was willing to provide it, and u.s. said no. i've never sat in these conversations, you have. why would the u.s. nix that. >> i don't understand the thought process, it should have been handled quietly. i don't know if it was a failure of diplomacy or u.s. did not want to provoke putin, i don't know if you could provoke him any more. this should have been quietly handled. and delivery should have been exchanged from poland to ukraine. it should have happened through the cia or another government agency. so they could defend themselves, like javelin missiles and stinger missiles. we s

draymond is coming back the calvary is on the way for the warriors as they march into the playoffs. plus to get to thanksgiving thanks for joining us. >> hello and welcome to another edition of sports night live. i'm your host jason dumas asked it's selection sunday. so i woke up figuring we had our lead story of the night in the bag to bay area tournament teams in the men's bracket. them one in the women's. let's get it. let's talk. college hoops. but then tom brady decided to send a tweet and flip the sports world upside down. he's not going anywhere. folks. we will chat college ball in a bit, but we have to start off with the san mateo kid, aka the goat. and this guy announced that he's returning for his 23rd season just 40 days ago he announced his retirement. but he's had a change of heart. clearly he will pay another season for the tampa bay bucs. here is tom brady's exact tweet. he said the past 2 months, i realize my place is still on the field and not in the stands. that time will come. but it's not now. i love my teammates and i love my supportive family. they make it all

," like the calvary! angeles a man led police on a lengthy car chase through the city before fleeing on foot, and that's where it got very "keystone cops:" >> you can see it right there. the suspect trying to get into someone's property, obviously doing a very poor job of it right there. l.a.p.d. coming to a stop-- oh, come on, guys he's right there officers running right by him. oh, my goodness, i just feel so bad for those officers making their way back now. it's the blue car! some of those officers just getting that information, there you go, there you go. and now that suspect is going into custody. wow. (reporter loudly sighs) and they haven't seen him yet this is unbelievable. there we go. oh, my gosh. >> stephen: the l.a.p.d. reports that, after unsuccessfully searching for the suspect underneath that guy lying on the ground, he is still at large. ( laughter ) meanwhile, a new artificial intelligence tool can spot heart disease nearly 40 times faster than doctors. i'm told we have foomght of the a.i

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quite a few clouds, and northern calvary appeared we are watching a storm that will move in from canadao increase our winds. we have a wind advisory that will begin at midnight. these pay hills with wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. howard hour, we'll show you winds coming up. but first, the morning. >> our biggest issue in terms the commute is large because the redline is suspended indefinitely because of power problems that started on monday. service between richmond and macarthur stations is going to be limited to the orange line. and then shuttle buses will be provided bet sfondil avyou could be going to and from the airport. give yourself some aftertime. the bridge right now, live look. traveling westbound towards the peninsula. everything is moving there. same thing goes for walnut creek, but it is getting busy for southbound traffic on 680, and as we wrap there, drive times near dublin. get your personal points plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is getting even more personal. keep on shopping, ignore us. i've lost like 28 pounds. you look great! i love t

they are pursuing legal action against and others including calvary church which has amassed a $3 million in fines and this coffeehouse $14,000. and this massage studio owes over 13,000. >> i am willing to follow laws but not orders. >> reporter: she said she is fighting the fines but has to represent herself because the three lawyers she contacted wouldn't take the case. >> i don't necessarily expect to prevail but i won't go without making some kind of a record of the violations that they are committing. >> reporter: officials were not available for comment but a spokesman issued a statement that reads the county has worked with many businesses to find a reasonable solution and these efforts have been successful with all but a handful of businesses and most of these are uncontested and involves repeat offenders. they also say the rules were about life and death and share this graphic showing santa clara county's death rate from covid with over 2000 deaths which is about half of the state of california's and 2 1/2 times lower than the united states as a whole. still, those who refuse to

some arms, we are leading them on and making them believe that someday, the american and western calvary to save them, so they are going to continue to blow off any kind of negotiation, they are not going to take that process seriously, they're going to continue to be slaughtered, and this will drag on for years, at least, until they are fought to some form of a stalemate. i'm calling for lawmakers to be pragmatic, recognize the world as it is, let's try to cut a deal that stops the bloodshed and brings russia back into our orbit as much as we possibly can -- i know that is not 100% realistic, but we need to pull them away from the chinese communist party. we have to think what is best on the ground for people to alleviate the suffering, but also what is best for our country in terms of the broader strategic picture. we need to stop playing on these hit pieces from the media and on silly emotions and think like an actual, rational adults that are putting our country first. >> tucker: oh, rational adults. i remember when toria nuland told us we were going to improve the lives of the iraqi

while calvary flames defenseman posted to instagram the messages, no war, and stop it.ussia have mostly been advised against talking about the invasion of you ukraine and fears of potential fallout back home. >>> the league's lone russian player who voiced opposition, is a rangers who has since erased all elements of criticism from the instagram account and made it private. >>> meanwhile, one of baseball's biggest stars is weighing in on the major league baseball lockout, after commissioner this week canceled the first two series of the regular season. angels superstar mike trout posted this statement on twitter yesterday. and i'll read it. i want to play, i love our game, but i know we need to get this cba right. instead of bargaining in good faith, mlb locked us out. instead of negotiating a fair deal, rob canceled games. players stand together for our game, for our fans, and for every player who comes after us. we owe it to the next generation. and i'll note, two days after those games were canceled, there still had the not been new talks scheduled between the league

. >> this is the calvary. >> reporter: neighbors like alex will spend another day trying to keep thatis my territory and i tell them, both the users and dealers and i say i don't want the drugs in front of my doors. >> reporter: there are the thousands, at least 8000 without homes in the city many of them living along the alleys and sidewalks of this neighborhood. >> that is a long story. 27-year-old story. >> reporter: where you from? >> san francisco. >> reporter: it is encampments and people in obvious crisis with seemingly no intervention at all the tenderloin looks like a city wrestling with an emergency decades in the making. >> as part of the cities program, the homeless were to be temporarily housed in hotels. >> 1000 units being rehabilitated in the tenderloin. >> these are very entrenched problems both at a community level and an individual level. >> reporter: she is the director of emergency management and the department currently in charge of carrying out the operation launched in december by the mayor. >> a public safety command that will be specifically targeted at the t

the calvary department of fish and wildlife say you should keep your distance from the big cat.not leave small children or pets outside either. well, the good times are rolling again in new orleans as mardi gras returns after a one-year interruption. crowds are back for today's fat tuesday celebration. it's a big comeback this year as the parades were canceled back in 2021. due to covid and the 2020 celebration actually created a super spreader event at the very start of the pandemic. so it was about time to let the good times roll down their fat tuesday marks the end of carnival season. so today is the day to indulge all you want before lent starts up tomorrow. hope to have and sun out there. i'm sure are. still ahead here coming up at 3.45, nearly 100 officers left the oakland police department last year. >> what may be behind the exodus and why some say the department may never recover. and after the break, oil prices have surged again because of the crisis in ukraine, how the united states and its allies are trying to alleviate the pain at jp morgan, the only definition of w

the stakes could not be higher and the calvary is coming.countability. >> julie: critics quick to point out the timing of the times admission as the liberal media, democrats and white house all mock the story when it came out in the run-up to the 2020 election calling it russian disinformation, remember that? "newsweek" is calling it journalistic malpractice in a new op-ed. power panel is next. issa says we know big tech is polluted with top democrats in the intel committee and now we need truth and accountability. first of all do you think the media will take accountability for down playing the story for so long and now learning it's true? >> no, i don't think the media will take any responsibility for that. the media has been derelict in their duties for some time before the 2020 election came about. when we look at pure numbers. 217 million people use twitter, pew research found over half of those individuals go to that website for their news. 71% of americans also use social media as their main channel forum to get their news and we see

earlier this month calvary democrats voted down a republican bill aimed at suspending the states gas. republicans say they plan to keep pushing for this. >> democrats have never found a tax they can't did not like in the tax they did not want to keep. if we don't do this now, californians are going to continue to hurt. >> also, president biden has referred to the soaring gas prices as putin's price hike. gas prices have been sorting for months now. wait before russia's invasion of ukraine. americans are still dealing with inflation which is currently at 840 year high. jon. paul: christina coleman live us in los angeles thank you. for more on this listing california republican congressman darrell issa. member the house judiciary committee and how's of foreign affairs. i just not stop at six bucks. i saw one gas station in california at least one that's up around $8 a gallon right now. for premium unleaded congressman. what about the governor's plan to hand out for hundred dollar rebate cards or debit cards to a motor vehicle owners in california? what you think about that? workspace i

gmail an email i sent jared this morning, sidney powell and improved coordination now will help the calvarysaved. back with jackie, mike, and john. the ginny thomas texts, mike, have been in the possession of the january 6th committee for a while, but we understand that they only recently and then today after this contempt we'll talk about bringing her in. what are the stakes of that for the committee? >> i am not sure that high for the committee. the stakes are higher for the supreme court because you are drawing the court into a political fight in way that is just usually never has anything to do with sort of day-to-day politics of certainly of the partisan sort that play out in congress. so i think the stakes are higher for the court and it will continue to raise questions about whether thomas should recuse or, you know, from these different cases that may be coming up. so it's a bigger deal for the supreme court. i think it's a bigger deal for clarence thomas, who will -- this will allow for democrats and anti-trump republicans to continue to raise the issue. and it just -- it also make

host: before we leave you, talking about tanks, a weapon system becoming the calvary charge of world war i or the battleship of world war ii, is proving to become outdated in the battlefield? guest: i would be careful assuming that yet. what we have noticed is the russians have not bought their armor the way we would in most other countries. armor combines -- this nelson infantry hunting down those weapons so that armor can be wet -- used as an assault or exultation force. ukrainians have fought brilliantly in a way that even if russians were trying to do that, it would have made it difficult to perform. i give you a may on that one. it depends on how we fight it and how we integrate with other elements. host: this is kelly. good morning, for republicans. caller: the ukrainians, zelenskyy have become an inspiration to the world. i am having a hard time understanding the weapons and everything we are giving them. i am so glad that biden, we all agree that is the right thing to do. i agree there should be no fly zone at this time. nobody wants world war iii. it takes money to conduct w