it was a gift from libby custer and john is the docent. >> didn't sheridan give it to custer to give it to libby? >> back in the parlor -- >> mcclain didn't want to sell his furniture and threw 20 dollars on the ground. >> i've heard that. >> one of the many stories i've heard. we will keep going. shout outs -- one of them, thanks for this program, i enjoy the book. what's up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. but he says, go wahoos and that is newsom. >> -- >> we will check in here before we sign off.those confederates were having a good time. it is a good time out there on the road. and -- oh, this is something that is really interesting in the way -- your perspective of the book. you start with the math but you look out. and suddenly it's a story of appomattox in the post war days, talking about other places and the people there. no longer those kinds of soldiers. what and winchester, virginia. the farm in lynchburg. this is a place where women come into the story and become the protagonist in the story and what is their story at the end of the war. one of those

it took custer to give to libby? isn't that weird? >> custard was not in the room. right. or back in the parler. we've heard stories that sheraton did not want to sell his furniture and he threw it $20 on the ground that either keep the money or don't and taking your furniture. that is just one of the many stories i heard. let's keep going though with the shout outs. one is thanks for this program i enjoyed the book. what is up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. after that that is from hampton's and lots of great stuff. [laughter] wrote that so we have here now i'll check it again before we sign off. i want to get back on the road because those confederates were having a good time in interesting times up there on the road. this is something that's really interesting in your perspective of the book. okay start from appomattox but the new look out and suddenly the story appomattox in the posted days starts to involve other places in the people there so no longer confederate soldiers. so what is happen

george custer or robert ely. i looked inside i don't want to do custer. [laughter] i said i will give me a try. retrospect, again i'm not going to speak for the book, the book is what it is. you either buy it or not. you may agree with me on some things. when i rear realized my years in public radio helped me, radio writing teaches you concision. in radio i've only got your here for the length of a sentence. i can't go on for 12 more sentences to say it. i got to say it right away with you or you won't get it. the fact that this was limited to 200 pages, freeman's introductions probably longer than that. [laughter] but it forced me to boil water alive and get down to the critical things. i came across some things i'm guessing freeman but maybe he didn't emphasize them enough ways in which we took risks in odd places, a few days after the battle, lee called his officers together and indicated he was ready to go again. he wanted to cross back to the river and fight him again. his officers were gentlemen, proper but probably gave him back gentle sovereign ap

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as part of our food for bay area draft, read callan went to costa custer county food bank and talked to a worker who personally answers . can you imagine what it would be like to look at the bare cupboards and no you don't have enough food to feature children. they have someone so that when you come through the door or call, there is love on the other end of the line. i want you to meet barbara. i listened to take one of the phone calls. i'm so touched by who you are. only about what you are hearing when people call in or come through the store. >> most of the time, they are just looking for a place to get food. they are a little desperate. they don't want to know everything about the workings of the food bank. they have a couple of kids. they need something to cook for dinner. we usually go through the food pantries, and we talk about it. i'm just writing that since covid hit us , there's so many people that don't really understand what the food bank is about. after i get off the phone with them, they are so glad that they called because there are so many resources out there if they

the custer county sheriff's office says the backlog now sits at 1000 applications, posting this picture right there, of a stack of applications, just waiting to be processed. >> it will take us a bit of time, we were working as quickly as we can. there are 1000 applications, they are coming in every day. >> they say that before the ruling in june they got about 20 applications per month. >>> right now, investigators are awaiting autopsy results in the stabbing death of four university of idaho students. cbs news reporter christina ruffini is in moscow, idaho, with a new warning from police. >> of the university of idaho men's basketball team observed a moment of style silence for the bodies of students who were found in an off campus house last weekend. fatally stabbed with some kind of blade that is not yet recovered. with no arrest or suspect identified, police walked back a previous statement that there was no threat to the public. >> please stay vigilant, report any suspicious activity, and to be aware of your surroundings at all times. >> and to get it to say that on saturday night

national emergency as it steps up, efforts to crack down on violent criminal gangs. president shimara custer has ordered the police and the military to boost border control. the country is struggling to tackle rise in cases of extortion, drug smuggling, and money laundering. napoli see nothing, none. the national police must recover in the shortest possible time. the public spaces violated and controlled by the organized criminals and their gangs to strengthen this strategy of immediate recovery of lawless territories neighborhoods . villages, municipalities and departments declare a national security emergency and command. the national police. hong kong court has find a catholic cardinal for failing to register fund connected to pro democracy protests . 90 year old joseph's ends now defunct fund, helped though, is arrested during demonstrations 3 years ago. 5 others were also find that himself was arrested and nay, and accused of colluding with foreign forces under the national security low imposed by beijing in 2020. meanwhile, rights groups and nepal. say that authority is a cracking down

more and more harrowing stories have come to life. archie is roman custer reports. some of the domestic republic soldiers has spent at least 7 months in ukrainian captivity. there they were tortured physically and mentally. finally, they have made their way back home to john esque. i've spoken to some of them and they told me horrific stories of their activity in ukraine. here they are lou, but in the article shown up of linea. we were near harker in the village of alpha, and suddenly ukraine's forces fired a massive artillery barrage than we saw the we were surrounded, but 1st they put us in a hanger. they stripped one of us naked when it was freezing outside, below a chance, thrush them, but it was very carried. we didn't know what would happen to us when we were in the hangar. near harkell were constantly beaten until their commander came. the relentless dom, bullet, and insulated us. they bid man, the soles of my feet was combat boots, baton rouge la says she jane. but he then we were tied up and taken to kiev to ukraine's main intelligence directorate, where we

most of their fathers fought against custer and in the indian wars of the mid-century. with her standing bear was one of those and he later wrote a book about all of his experiences and he said he thought he was going east to die , to show his bravery and die. the motto of the boarding school was killed the indian, save the man. that was the notion of the founder, who thought he was doing good, sort of saving the indians from the genocide of the past and that the only way they could survive was by being forcibly, thoroughly assimilated into white society. it was a cruel and traumatic process for many indians sent their. -- sent there. especially in the early years of the boarding school, many of them died, literally died at the school had the most hunting experience of my research was going up to carlisle, where much of the school is still there although it is now the army were -- war college and the indian cemetery is there. looking at the gravesites of young indians who were taken there against their will mostly and died in the process was really a hunting experience.

at a bus station. demonstrate is called for justice for 17 year old hilary custer. she posted a video on social media say, a man robbing and harassing her on monday, president cust of petra has called on police to catch perpetrator some supporters of outgoing president, her job present in president jaya. both scenarios is still on the streets, protesting his loss. 4 days after the election they won the military to keep him in power route because the blockades, but highways also possibly blocked in 24 locations across 5 states. both and ours says he will follow the constitution and told demonstrators to go home. president, electrolyte, the silver will be inaugurated on january. the 1st has the most important job in the country. a person that was convicted on 3 instances cannot be. so we will fight until the last minute to turn this situation around. that's why we are here. if we need to be here for 2 months, we will, if we need to be here for 3 months, we will. former us president donald trump is considering announce he had come by bid for the white house this month.

sister custer and beetlejuice they look so golden in it it's cool.ry worried, especially because on the last stretch of koko i'm afraid that she simply won't be faster than selena. for example, if there is literally a second of separation to grab crystal honestly. i'm only worried about this, but the rest are guys. i have great ones. this is staff. this good result depends absolutely on everyone. let's get the best guys. come on guys, well found. let's come in. come on , they're on their way. come on, mars will be faster. don't slow down. everything is also water. now the important thing is to get in. ah, is that all? at the beginning, why didn't he find the end, poor dance? take pictures , you know. you look, they all dance with you, where did you find it, guys guardians need to correct the situation, something in the dungeon here. let's at least ourselves on the tower showed. i didn't jinx it. if suddenly that to me there were no questions. i'm not a shaman here, but i like it. i like this alignment, you'll see somehow i'll celebrate. my partners .

most of the first students were lakota sioux whose fathers had fought against custer in many of the indian wars of the mid 19th century and luther standing there was one of the young sioux and later wrote a book about all the experiences. and he said that he thought he was going east to die, to show his bravery and die. the motto of that boarding school was kill the indian save the man. that was the notion of the founder, richard henry pratt, who actually thought he was doing good. he thought he was sort of saving the indians from the genocide of the past and that the only way they could survive was by being forcibly, thoroughly assimilated and aculturerated into society. and it was for many of the indians the first group and succeeding groups that came and especially in the earlier years of that boarding school, many of them died. they did literally die at the school. and the most haunting experience of my research was going up to carlisle where much of the school is still there, although it's now the army war college, and the indian cemetery is there. and to look at those crosses and gra

it reminds me of what general custer tweeted right before little big horn: "this is gonna be awesome.ot in the head." ( laughter ) so, while the g.o.p. did make modest gains, the massive victory they predicted never materialized. this morning's headlines said it best: "the vaunted red wave never hit the shore in midterm elections." "that's not a red wave." and "the red wave was more like a pink splash." yes! a pinj splash. it was a salmon drizzle, a rosy wash. it's like what happens when you accidentally wash your klan robes with your maga hat. just a little pink, a pink wash. ( cheers and applause ). once again, once again, people are pointing the finger at the former president, including alyssa farrah griffin, who used to work for him in the white house. >> this is the time that the republican party needs to ask themselves, are they going to continue to nominate poor- quality candidates to appease donald trump? if you want the republican party to thrive, we have got to just finally speak out and say, this man is a loser. >> stephen: okay, that's not fair. he's also a fascist pervert

democrat custer has been reelected to the new hampshire house.epublicans have seen some losses in new hampshire. lindsey graham cited them as saying the midterm results were definitely not a republican wave. in the words of lindsey graham, not a republican wave. what does this mean going forward if we don't see a huge sweep the house and senate from the republicans? >> it doesn't mean there's not going to be disruption. essentially we are still looking at gridlock if you have as we expect a republican house. even if the senate stays with the democrats, they have had some bipartisan successes over the past couple of years and some programs. that looks increasingly unlikely over the next couple of years. it means if the senate does state democratic, we don't know that yet. at least from the white house's point of view, it reduces the risk of certain appointments being blocked. from an economic standpoint, there are still going to be problems over the debt ceiling. there may be some areas where the white house and congress can work together may be o

jails in the country with growing concerns over the treatment of being -- the people being held in custeroncerns over the treatment of people being held in custody. >> most of the people being held there do not need to be. they are not a danger to themselves or to anyone around them and even if they are a danger to themselves, that is not a place to greet for mental health. >> we also want to make sure the community is safe and we are not going to be releasing people who committed murder, rape, and robbery just for the sake of having fewer people in santa rita jail. julian: they also differ on messages surrounding police accountability and public trust, an issue in focus after the news that 47 alameda county deputies work unfit to serve because of failing psychological exams. >> we will have a public accountability unit that will be responsible for independently investigating allegations of misconduct by police and we will hold them accountable. >> we are going to be working together. i'm not going to be sending a message that i'm out to get police officers. i need police officers working

traditionally more a democrat part of the state will be amazingly close between burns and custer. of the woke socialist aoc-type bent. you can't keep signed -- sending the same people back. caroline is very positive, energetic and engages with folks and drives on the issues. candidates should not be running on what they want to run on. they need to run on what people are feeling, the empathetic connection you make with the actual voters and where republicans have differentiated themselves than democrats. we talk about the issues that matter to individual. democrats are talking about issues that matter to big government. >> bill: if she wins by 2 1/2 points it is a blow-out. democrats meddled in these primaries. does it work for them? >> oh, clearly not. trust me, the fact that democrats were trying to prop up don bolduc in the primary, can you imagine giving money to the democrat party, finding out they spent millions on propping up don bolduc in the primary and now he will be the u.s. senator? it is baffling. the strategy didn't work. anyone who gave money to the democrat party s

, in the two congressional races, it's a little bit safer in that one will probably go with annie custer close, the senate race means that caroline leven has in cd1 if maggie hassan is able to win by three or four copercent, that means that they split the race and is going to be really close, 11th individual that has been very firm under support of donald trump. and your typical kind of moderates republican -- moderate democrat broken with the president on a number of occasions and is trying to hang on for dear life here in the granite state and as it's renewed across the country. >> bret: we really appreciate the time, great to check in on all these places. >> thank you, bret. >> bret: the all-star panel with the lightning round, keep it here. ♪ ♪ every time you order a hot sub from jersey mike's it's grilled fresh right in front of you. the sizzling, the chopping, the spatula... that's why i bring this. i call it dinner and a show! (clothes ripping off) look at that sizzle. (whistles) mmm. #17 for danny. oh, that's mine! gotta go, aaron. (clothes ripping off) (claps) grilled right in f

up three congressional seats, one in the senate against maggie hassan in the house, and pappas and custer. these extremists were pushing election lies and democrats were able to hold onto all three of those seats even during a midterm year when so many voters are discontent. >> you're so right. the election results proved that voters for the most part don't like extremism, and so he's been proven right. jake, thank you very much for sharing that. there's so much more of jake's exclusive interview with governor baker that you can see on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> donald trump is moviing ahed with his special announcement tomorrow. an adviser to the president said he will launch a run for the white house. american republicans have criticized trump for being a drag on the party in midterms and now some of his closest former allies are coming forward with new criticism of trump. >> let's bring in cnn's political correspondent sara murray and paula reid. mike pence just gave one of his most candid rebukes of donald trump. what did he say? >> that's right. this is pe

department kron four's your local election headquarters and with election day now, just 4 days away cuts, custer county election officials are urging people to return their mail-in ballots. >> as soon as possible, once ballots reach the elections office, the envelopes are processed twice through machine. the ballots go through an extensive security check. the votes are not reported until polls close at 08:00pm tuesday. >> we don't have late. we don't know who's winning, who's losing until 08:00pm on election night and all getting your ballot in early does is help us get your vote into that first report that we pull on election night. >> a reminder all mail-in ballots must be returned by 08:00pm on election day. they can be sent in through the mail as long as they're postmarked by tuesday. it also return your ballot in person at a drop box or polling location. >> chevron has agreed to pay a settlement for last year's spill that sent hundreds of gallons of diesel water mixture into the bay. under today's settlement, chevron is paying more than $200,000 to various state and federal agencies. that's

ann custer, the democratic congresswoman, is fighting to hold on there. she's in a district that slightly favors her party and she should be able to hold on to. if she loses to robert burns, indicator that republicans are having a big night. >> sahil kapur, thank you very much. jonathan lemire. >> james, joe mentioned 2024 and lessons the democrats could learn from it. we have speculation about who the candidates might be as well. donald trump teased last night saying next week he has a big announcement, interpreting that he'll jump in. biden family discussions will start around thanksgiving about whether he will seek another term. give us your sense as to how the results we get in the next couple days will shape that potential race and those candidates' decisions. >> in new orleans, we talk about the next meal as we're eating the current meal. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'll just say something kind of predictable and conventional -- it depends on the results. if we do poorly, then there will be people that will seriously question our messaging. so i'm just going

sale agreement with coal trust for the sale by the city of unimproved property, a portion of former custer avenue. a public trust exchange and title settlement agreement for 1620-50 and 1680 davidson avenue the city and the california lands's commission and the coal trust agreements of a settle am agreement with the port commission and the coal trust and adopt the ceqa determination and make the property findings. >> thank you, would you call the roll for item 10 >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> and supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's. >> thank you without objection this is adopted unanimously. call items 11 and 12 together >> called together 2 resolutions provide the rpd retroactive authorization for item 11 this is to approve the sixth amendment to the contract with the state requires the rpd to operate and main

as we wait now we're watching other -- this is the newly re-elected ann custer of the state of new hampshire. as we wait for speaker pelosi to take the floor, do we have any indications of what she plans to say? >> she has not tipped her hand one way or other. in fact, in talking to democrats all morning long they really are in the dark just as much as anybody else. there is an expectation that this will be a farewell speech. but of course no one knows completely for sure. her sources say that she did bring home two versions of her speech last night to sort of keep people in the dark about what her future plans are. of course she had indicated that the brutal and vicious attack against her husband will affect her decision. she didn't say which way that would ultimately force her to go. but remember, john, self-years ago in order to secure the votes to become speaker she indicated that 2022, the end of this congress, would be her last time leading the democratic caucus. now, she has never firmly shut the door, which is why this question is still open. and there have been some democrats includ

look at annie custer.ter with a large lead over robert burns. double digits again. down to maryland's governor race. maryland is a blue state but obviously larry hogan, the incumbent republican governor, more towards the middle. republicans go a different direction with dan cox. and look wes moore, with a double digit margin. and we see a very wide margin in the illinois race. jb pritzker over bailey. across the board it seems the democratic strategy worked despite critics, especially some in the media. >> a lot of consternation about that. thank you very much. >>> poppy harlow, speaking of strategies, both democrats and republicans are going to be trying to figure out how do we do better next time? what's next time going to be like. >> to harry's point, let's bring in the panel. to you, tom, it worked. okay. harry showed us it worked. if it worked, does it make it right and should democrats keep doing it? >> i think it was a dangerous gamble. i'm not sure that we have all of the results. arizona is still

i mean she so does libby custer? right james taylor made some money because he was a veterans i don't. so it's kind of hit or miss because again laws were looser about using images. anyway, you know, and i think it's maybe insurance companies in lotteries is as much the big money and sort of the way we think of endorsing something. but i believe by turning it down doesn't he? add to his image. becoming, you know a saint. but he dies in 1870 before. much of this takes off. could have been you know the insurance company. and he turned it down. i was wondering how african americans were being portrayed in the marketing the products or were they being minimized at this time, and it was just focused on the the white population. so great question. so the question is how we're african americans depicted in advertisements for products. so during this period most of the businesses making these advertisements are white owned businesses. and so um either it's there's really a huge range of images and there are different kind of

he is the first , he still got the first custer.ans, uh, the training manual reached the ambassador of poland, literally there. a couple of hours ago, he made such a statement . listen. all member states emphasized that russia bears direct responsibility for yesterday's tragedy for the death of two polish citizens, which is the result of russian aggression in in relation to ukraine, yesterday's events are directly a consequence of the massive ukrainian rocket attack on the ukrainian infrastructure of ukrainian cities, which took place. yesterday. regardless of the results of the investigation, the direct responsibility of russia for yesterday's tragedy is emphasized . what is the name of this genius. andrzej must be remembered as a great philosopher. you know, as our editor said to me today with a thoughtful air. she is says, now, if this e frog had fur, fleas would start in it. here, dear angeli sados, are performing in the same mode. so now, as now the president of poland, anzhi duda, is called the incident with missiles, it’s int

also in new hampshire, ann custer in district 2 holds that seat against republican robert byrnes theren, let's talk about te balance of power. republicans are getting closer but they are still short about 218. that is the magic number. let's go to the magic wall now and john berman to see where everything is landing now. >> the number you're looking at here, don't be alarmed. this would give republicans control of the u.s. house but not in the numbers they were hoping for. this would be at the low end of the gain they were hoping for. take a look at the competitive seats. the competitive seats there, you can see democrats leading in 47 of the competitive seats. republicans leading in 35. i would remind you, however, that republicans only need to win 30 of the competitive seats to take control. right now they need 35. so they're doing what they need to do to take control of the u.s. house. i think one of the most interesting stories, democrats will be kicking themselves for some time to come. in new york. ten competitive seats in new york. republicans lead in eight. lead or we've called

you see right now the democratic leading custer leading in this seat right here 51 to 48. you don't see any color in the first district, democratic incumbent chris pappas. you move down, you made the point about virginia. there are three competitive districts here. three competitive seats, all democratic incumbents at the moment. republicans leading in all three of them. >> we are closing in on one of the most critical hours of this election night with the biggest round of poll closings at 8:00 p.m. eastern, voting ends in alabama, connecticut, delaware, the district of columbia, florida, illinois, maine, maryland, massachusetts, mississippi, missouri, new hampshire, new jersey, oklahoma, pennsylvania, rhode island and tennessee. there's a lot on the line in the hour ahead as both parties aim for the 218 seats needed to win control of the u.s. house of representatives. a whopping 161 house seats are at stake in this next round of poll closings. 25 of those races, 25 are competitive. that includes contests in michigan and texas where voting is about to end in most of those