so you get people like donald trump who get ahold of misinformation. they spread it and some of their friends spread it and do the math. it goes to the millions. erators' betty yu >> tonight facebook vowed to shut down the so-called information operators. betty yu, kpix5. >>> because of a new netflix series some school districts around the country are warning about the risks of teen suicide. 13 reasons why is narrated a fictional teenager hannah baker. the troubled high school student recorded a series of audiotapes describing the reasons why she took her own life. because of the series some of the schools are sending letters to parents saying this show may be perceived as glorifying and romanticizing suicide. >> suicide is a tough issue to talk about. >> they have to see something that will shake them. >> a real slow leading to real family dialogue. >> netflix statement, "we added explicit reasons on the most graphic episodes and hope this can be a catalyst for conversation." >>> tonight a kpix5 investigation into claims of sexual harass at va clinics

get ahold of the police. get ahold of law enforcement first. they're really the coordinating body for all this. i think facebook has a place, and a very positive place in investigations like this, but i think that it behooves all of us to make sure we use law enforcement in the way that it should be. >> i know it's hard to put yourself in the shoes of this killer, but what would make someone air their grievances on facebook before this killing? do you think it was an attempt for someone to stop him? >> i think there were signs that people around him were seeing. a lot of time we kind of brush it off. if we remember, andy warhol talked about 15 minutes of fame so that might be part of it. and the idea that you are live, or at least in this case uploaded video, is actually not new, and we can go back to 1974, the first, if you will, television suicide on a news set. and so there's been several since then, and a i think that all of us need to look for the signs and intervene as we can, either by friends or professionals. >> well, it is fairly new,

as i said they are out of town and police are still trying to get ahold of them. the driver blames the entire accident on a lack of >> took too big of a turn, i was falling asleep and ended up crashin crashing. >> this is what the car looks like inside of the pool. they will be getting a crane as soon as the homeowners know about it to hoist it out. the driver did take a breathalyzer. the police say it came back completely clear so that was all from falling asleep at the wheel. live in santa clara, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >>> developing news in san bernardino where the community is mourning the loss of a teacher and young student shot and killed in a school shooting at an elementary. >> the shooter is identified as 53-year-old cedric anderson. police say he shot and killed his estranged wife, 53-year-old karen smith, then turned the gun on himself. mourners turned out at a church for an impromptu service and to pray for the victims. one of the two students wounded in the attack, eight-year-old jonathan mart des, died yesterday. a second student is in stable con

a hacker claimed to have gotten ahold of the season 5 of the new series orange is the new black. the hacker leaked the ten episode weeks before netflix had planned to debut the season. a lot anxious to see it. on twitter the hacker is demanding a ransom from netflix. netflix says a vendor had the security breach. the fbi is involved and investigatin investigating. >>> still to come, it's certainly was not the weather today. >> so many delays at sfo? an answer you'll want to hear if you're flying out of the airport this weekend. >> clear skies and sunshine. right now you're seeing 71 degrees in san francisco outside at&t park. gorgeous. mid 60s as first pitch comes uppen at 6 clon 05. big changes ahead which means a taste of summer and possibly winter. the seven-day forecast when we come back. hundred flights being delayed at sfo? ==vo== the reason -- this: construction continun . >>> no rain in the bay area today. why were more than 100 flights delayed? just another reminder here. construction continues on the runways. 108 flights were delayed about an hour because of the constru

. >> did you even get ahold -- did you even get ahold of him? >> no.hey won't talk to me. >> when i get out i swear to god. when i get out. >> you're going to behave myself. >> i am going to behave myself. thank god i'm behind bars because i would go put sugar this his tank. and then i would slash all four tires. oh my god. >> i don't even know how to respond to that. >> i have anger issues. >> i think you should do anger management and rehab. >> i don't need anger management. >> yeah okay. and keeping you clean after you get out of the here. >> i know. you're going to keep me clean. >> and i'm going to break my foot off in your butt. >> i know. but that is if i get out of here. >> oh you have to -- >> she needed to either go to rehab or go to jail. and when she gets out, you know, everything will be good. i told her before if -- it's either me or the drugs. and if she chooses drugs i can't be with her. >> i think chris would -- he could stick with me through the six years but i don't -- i don't want six years. i don't deserve six years. at least i don

his wife was soon getting ahold of text messages between them where bentley writes things like i'm yoursve you so much, and took it a step further when she left her chchb next to her husband and made sure it was recording while he called his alleged girlfriend. >> i love that too, putting my hands on you. >> she had one of her aides download the recording to a laptop and burn them onto a cd. and the cds became a bit of an obsession for the governor once he discovered he was recorded. >> reporter: he went too far trying to keep his secret, being accused of using his police detail to track down the recording. >> governor bentley has attempted to put together a little montgomery mafia, intimidating people, harassing people, threatening people. and if you're going to do that, you best be good at it. he's not. it was very juvenile. >> it's become apparent to me that rebekah mason has wielded the influence over the governor and state government that i have never seen in all my years of public service. >> reporter: all of this might have never come out if it weren't for the former top police of

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>>reporter: we were able to get ahold ofth documents and they reveal and identify the victim as 79 year old david norwood. according to a family member that we spoke with norwood is malcolm cunningham's step grand father. they all lived here in this northeast neighborhood inside that blue house. court records say the defendant, cunningham was asked to move out just weeks earlier after threatening to kill everyone inside that house apparently returned on sunday. what was your reaction to what happened, though? >> i didn't like it. that's all i can say. >> the woman who thans ad the door here identified herself as malcolm cunningham's grandmother. he did not live with this grandmother. he was living with his other grandmother and the vic testimony. we spoke with cunningham's brother on the phone and he confirms what court records describe her, a living situation that was quickly spiraling out of control. cunningham was involved with sera members inside the home. in one instance he said he was going to kill a family member who was staring at him. this took place after the grandmother left

and, it is kind of hard to get ahold on this. >> southern california is hoping for a break from the heat and dry conditions this weekend. for us, what is in store? >> what is in store for us is the same thing in store for southern california. the winds will continue at least through early tomorrow morning. and then ramp back up again on monday. good afternoon everybody. take a look at this. it is our live weather camera. we are looking out past pier 9. you can see the flag on the fly. the visibility because of the win is seamless. we can see all the way to the top of mount diablo. 3800 feet tall. and that is a good 45 miles away from san francisco. now, right now, let's check in and get across the winds. 14, san francisco. 16, sfo, 15 along the coast. 11 in berkeley. 12, now, in the novato area. the winds will be pretty consistent throughout the afternoon. 10 to 20, but later on in the early evening hourings we will see some of the gusts up to 35 miles an hour. now, meanwhile, our temperatures according to weather watchers, david in novato. bill in orinda. all 60s and 70s . wow, thanks f

is the center of a security breech investigation early this morning a hacker claimed to have gotten ahold of the upcoming season of oranges is the new black season five the hacker leaked the tepp episodes weeks before netflix fland to debut the season. netflix wasted in lass gat ohs says a mall surrender works with this the tv sfoids the fbi is investigating. >> i hacked in and found out what rob's forecast for next weekend is not this weekend next weekend. >> speaking of -- i think it was -- we don't want to talk about next weekend. this weekend has been gorgeous. >> you're right. >> and as speaking of hacking ever since the beginning of the year seems like that's what's going og going on with the werth without this weekend. let's take a closer look at the month of april. unusual in that we've had double the number of rainy days typically get in april only average 6. we've had 12 this year obviously loolt more than the last oh three years in ferms of percentage of rainfall that's 148% of 314% of average. the most in april since 2012. what good time here. we've got high pressure builds fo

this is a difficult thing to try to get ahold of somebody like a national security advisor highly placedce. how do we get accountability? >> it's clear to me she violated the spirit of the law by her tis. as of yet we haven't seen she has broken the law. but repeated requests for unmasking seem to indicate more than national security tints and more digging up political dirt on somebody. in early january she began to receive and everyone began to receive in the obama administration large amounts of raw intelligence not gone through by the analysts that shows there is something strange going on there. lou: across the intelligence agencies themselves. there are 16 of them. but we are also looking at an administration which now has disappeared from public -- their public voice has been lost. they were very out front. now the president hasn't been heard from. susan rice has decided she made a mistake when she denied everything on msnbc, then two weeks later was caught in her own reality that she made while there. >> when i was a cia officer overseas, one important thing we looked at when we w

apparently doing this could make yourself vulnerable getting ahold of your personal information. dory is manning our personal battleship tonight. why is this an in for hackers with stupid concerts online. >> one of the answers you post on there could be an answer to your security question. it's like a credit card maybe, when you answer random security questions who is the first person you kissed, your mother's maiden name. sometimes what's your first concert is on there. you need to be careful releasing personal information. >> no incidents of anyone getting busted by this? losing money? >> no. that's the food news. >> dory, thank you. >>> we re yes, you could be at risk, especially if any of your passwords are tied to bands you have seen live. we can verify you may be in trouble if you posted the information to facebook. >>> if you see something on tv or your social media feed and you're wondering if this is true, doesn't sound right, let us know. send me a link. we will verify it for you. you can find me on twitter and facebook or send me a big, fat, juicy e-mail. >>> listen, h

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once he finally got ahold of the ball. >> he needs those gloves. >> yes. >> anyway, thanks, leslie. stay with us, still ahead on "eyewitness news," the candy man is hanging up his apron and retiring. >> i like the mystery. because you never know what you're going to get inside of that wrapper. >> closer look at this candy maker's sweet history, inside famous candy factories, and his words of wisdom for those who may not be too happy with >> if you her a dumb dumb lolly food, good chance the guy we're about to introduce to you made t helped to make more than 50 billion of them hang up his apron to retire. since 1969 al braun has watched dumb dumb lollipops slide by 12 million a day to be exact. news of his retirement exploded on social media. more than 25 muscle views on facebook and twitter. >> there is no perfect place to work. you're going to have days where things are good. where days are bad. but there is no perfect place. just this has been a good place for me. >> oh, words of advice there. many would find this work to be tedious and man the just, but braun said he wouldn't cha

and isn't that, in the end, a really important question that at some point they've got to get ahold ofst wing to function? >> clearly people have a lot to say. they don't mind saying it. yeah, they do. but i think a lot of this has to do with not just, you know, getting the west wing under control, it's management, it is the restlessness that is starting to ferment up there among conservatives. there is the concern that the new york crowd has about the bannon influence. you haven't heard a peep from kellyanne conway. there are the dynamics playing out right now from the chief of staff, to bannon, to others, that donald trump is in the center of that. while he likes that kind of crazy vortex going on around him, what he does not like and what jeremy has so acutely reported, when it spills outside of that bubble, when it spills outside into the public, and it becomes the daily fare for the press and for the media, and donald trump's agenda and donald trump's strategy is at the focus of that, that's when it becomes a problem. and these leaks are a prime example of people who are restless,

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but they can't get ahold of the narrative and sort of just establish what's coming out. one thing that's interesting in the stories including some that the post has done is when you go to the white house they don't even have an awareness this is an issue sometimes until a newspaper or a television show brings this up to them, which is a real problem. >> michael, our control room has a full screen graphic of a conversation the ft -- the financial times, had with the president. another subplot here is we don't get access to him. occasional photo opes, twitter and then the occasional press conference. this was the most recent interview he granted. do you regret any of your tweets? >> i don't regret anything because there is nothing you can do about it. you know, if you issue hundreds of tweets and every once in while you have a clinker, that's not so bad. now my last tweet, you know the one you were talking about perhaps was the one about being in quotes wiretapped, meaning surveilled. guess what, it's turning out to be true. there you have it michael, all the explanations,

there is a couple of ways to get ahold of the folks for more information. thank you so much, frank, for what you're doing, and good luck with your venture. frank: thank you, damian. appreciate it. damian: and up next here on "comunidad del valle," diversity in santa clara county and vta, a strong partnership. stay with us. that's our topic here on "comunidad del valle." cindy chavez is with the board of supervisors of santa clara county and alberto lara is on the board of the valley transportation authority. welcome to the show. what are we talking about--well, describe this venture that now the county, the board of supervisors, has established with vta. cindy chavez: so, it's actually very exciting. so, the county of santa clara spends about $2 billion a year in contracts, and the valley transportation authority spends a little over $200 million a year in contracts. and what that means is that when we spend our common wealth, there's an opportunity to spend it locally with small businesses, with minority-owned businesses, with lgbtq businesses, with vetera

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not excited about the missile defense deployments in japan and korea, the answer to china is to get aholdis guy in north korea and that will reduce the necessity of us increasing military presence. chris: chairman, let's talk realistic about the military threat. if we were to launch a preemptive strike and there's been loose talk on the u.s. about that to take out north korea's missile program or nuclear program, they have thousands, i don't have to tell you of short-range missiles that are on the border, i've been in that area, dmz and 30-drive mile to seoul, 20 million people, not to mention the 24,000 u.s. troops. if we were to hit them, they would hit back in seoul and it would be a human catastrophe. >> yeah. number one i think it is important. the president said, you don't take options off the table. many mistakes during the obama years was to talk about what you would never do and that just assists your enemy in their calculations, but i also think that if we can continue to encourage china to put pressure, increase our missile -- our military presence in that region, what you may

since the ban came in, it‘s easier to get ahold of, and it is cheaper as well.lege of paramedics, which represents 11,000 emergency workers across the uk, says the use of synthetic drugs is making treating people even harder. spitting, biting, punching, kicking, those things are what paramedics have to put up with. so it‘s important for people to realise that this substance, whatever it is you are taking, it could kill you. unfortunately that is what we are seeing, kids are dying. it is a familiar problem for people at charities like lighthouse. some of the people at this session have struggled to stop using space. i was have struggled to stop using space. iwasa have struggled to stop using space. i was a heroin user, i have been clea n i was a heroin user, i have been clean of that for 17 years. i have been smoking spice for nine years, and it is stronger. stronger than heroin. three years ago, that is when my life started with spice. it hasjust ruined my life, basically. the government says it will publish a drug strategy shortly aimed at stopping the use of s

. >> nerd must go crazy when they get ahold of you two, right?s out june 2nd, it's called "gone now," but you can pre-order it now. bleachers from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] yes. and the band. >> jimmy: tomorrow, katherine heigl and rob delaney will be here and we'll have music from dreamcar and later this week, julia louis-dreyfus, magic johnson, kevin nealon, gabourey sidibe and music from yo gotti and dua lipa. >> jimmy: our guests tonight make up the heroes, villains, humans and blue and green beings who populate "guardians of the opens in theaters may 5th. and here to tell you all about it, please welcome chris pratt, zoe saldana, dave bautista, michael rooker and kurt russell. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ welcome. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kind of funny. because -- you, you guys were here last, for the first movie. i think, at that time, the only two people who knew about the guardians of the galaxy were the two girls in the front of the audience right here. it was them. now, the most p

but he thinks the company itself can get ahold of that.e right, or does the government kind of need to step in and say, "we think there's a regulatory agency role"? >> they're in the communications business. they're in the fcc business, and as much i do not want to see the internet become so overly policed that it loses its value or it stifles innovation, the fact that they can broadcast stuff that you can't and wouldn't think to makes them subject to oversight that they don't now have. there should be some level of federal intervention, because this is only gonna proliferate. this is gonna be copycatted, this is what crazy people do, and crazy people have a right to be -- and murderers have a right to be on facebook -- but we have to limit that, because this is going to create, i think -- well, it already has created a storm of protest and anger. >> quickly, sam, we got a minute. i want to come back to something that was your inside story last week. you were talking about the gpcc and trying to shut down maybe the levy-sweeney rule. they'

. >> fame understand american exceptionalism and the dream so one to grab ahold of that you can be what everyone did america and now they will die for america it is somebody else's fault so they keep the narrative alive so day have discouragement. john: i have that with our facebook response. the american dream is alive and well if you happen to be born white and straight and mail with all the parents. >> we keep hearing this. it is untrue but with those dynamics. >> the american dream ended when the war on poverty began. >> it did for some. and in particular the disproportionately hits black people because she by the lie that the government will take care of you then you are trapped and they reward you for ill behavior than it is hard to get out i was there. it is very difficult you find all about the services available you are committing social suicide to have economic discomfort because once you leave you have to try harder. john: you are discouraged from being buried 893181 -- 1940 the black marriage rate was higher than and right -- the whites but the idea is of progressivism but i

we keep ahold of the sunshine. today is a great day to take the lunch break out on the fpatio.'m saying this a lot, focusing on it because we won't be saying this for the next few days. it is 65 in westchester. low and mid-60s for the lehigh valley. in new jersey 66 trenton and nearly 70 for vorheese. some areas could see lower 70s by the time we hit those official highs later this afternoon. so radar and satellite right now looks very good. you can see a little gray coloration to the north. that's just clouds rolling on by. what we will see happen here tonight increasing clouds and quickly moisture starts to pop across the region. we go through our forecast. by 7:30 in the morning we have strong thunderstorm potential starting to develop during the morning commute. this is not a beautiful forecast. it starts early. we already had all of this passing through. around 3:00 or 4:00 we have pockets of heavier rain. especially south where we have a bit of warmer air thunderstorm potential is warmer we could see severe storms. that's when we start to get damaging wind concern and the

they believe al-qaida and isis got ahold of airport scanners and are using them to make weapons to getast security. the concern prompted the u.s. and the uk to ban laptops and other electronics on flights from certain designated countries. >>> thousands of former trump university students will get most of their tuition money back. a judge approved a $25 million settlement. students sued claiming promises made in the advertising didn't quite an out, costing some of them tens of thousands of dollars. the judge was attacked by then candidate trump over his hispanic heritage. >>> the president's action reverses obama era plans limiting which state can test among benefit applicants. democrats complained the new rule means too many people will be tested. >>> tomorrow morning, fortunate here on kpix 5, we ask the former mayor brown and also, hilary clinton, on the comeback. >> as democrats, if we're going to try to win back, we'll need our superstars on track with zero ambition for themselves. you need to put the president, mr. obama, needs to be doing what no other president has ever done. >

tom: here to discuss the cia and fbi probe to determine how wikileaks got ahold of thousands of those shaffer, senior fellow with the london center for policy research. >> hey, good evening. tom: colonel, look, we just played a clip of you from an interview where you said it's about 15 people. if so, this isn't a matter of if it's a matter it's when they finally catch the guy or gal? >> only a matter of time for two different reasons, as you said. i think they're beating the bushes looking through stuff and there's going to be some level of betrayal either by the fact that some of the information contained in the leaks actually was what we call compartmented. it relates to highly secure programs which relate to capabilities. what we call techniques and technology. only a handful of people have that level of information. you naturally look that the group, and you start looking at patterns, you start looking at what the information was, who actually had access to it, and most importantly how someone could have walked out with it, because that's, my money right now is on a direct insider

. >> the thinking is that it's very possible that someone might have gotten ahold of your social securityber, and even, you know, your name, address, other personal information data, that they might not have the driver's license. >> reporter: most i mean filing is what programs offer the option stating that you do not have an id. >> it's a big concern for taxpayers because you know, if you were to walk into my office, you'd never seen me before, as a new client and the first thing i ask you for is your social security number, your date of birth and now, let me take a picture of your driver's license for, you know, gather the data from it. that's huge. >> reporter: is at the federal level, the irs is rolling out a program as well >> when you get your w2 every year, there's a 16 character code associated with that. it's unique to you and changes every year. and when you e-file your taxes, you have to put in that code. so the criminals don't have that code, they're not going to get anywhere. >> reporter: he says there's no way to completely stop criminals, but if you file early, don't use pu

so you can get people like donald trump who get ahold of misinformation, and they spread it, and in turn, their friends spread it, and do the math. it goes to the millions. >> reporter: college professor of politics, jack pitney says as more people get their news from social media, the hackers' about to spread misinformation to influence elections will pro exponentially. >> the elections are influenced not by the candidates in the country, but by people like vladimir putin. >> the lesson, just because it's spread on facebook or some other form of social media does not mean it's true. >> reporter: randy page, cbs news. >>> tesla's ceo wants to transform the way we get around by taking your commute underground. he just revealed this video of tunnels for cars. not real, of course, but maybe it will be some day. cars will be lowered down in tunnels up to 150 miles an hour. he got the idea when he was stuck in traffic. according to wired, excavators are digging a test trench outside of los angeles. >>> hundreds gathered today for the people's climate march for one of 250 sister marches suppor

middle schoolers in virginia may have gotten ahold of a potentially dangerous drug. mcgrath is live. tell us what's happening in the investigation now. >> reporter: well, the sheriff's department investigating this incident trying to figure out where the xanax may have come from. they're also talking to parents because frankly many parents may not have thought about this issue. what's in your medicine cabinet? do your children have easy access to your prescriptions? those were among the questions between parents and the loudoun county sheriff's office. the meeting was it took on new focus following that several middle bend students may have shared a xanax laced drink. it was a very frank discussion. afterwards, one mother told us that she will be taking a closer look at prescriptions in her house. >> i was a little weary because i thought to myself, a lot of this stuff i have in my medicine cabinet. i said to myself, wow, i need to be careful. i have a lot of teenagers that come to my house. i don't know what i would do. they're very good kids. this is happening in t

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a hacker got ahold of the new season of "orange is the new black." the hacker is demanding a ransom from netflix. netflix says a small vendor that works with major tv studios suffered that security breach. the fbi is investigating. >>> now checking in with meteorologist rob mayeda. the temperatures coming up for the rest of the weekend. >> trending even warmer. if you like upper 80s, you could be pretty happy with the weather, at least the first half of the week ahead. right now we still have some mild temperatures outside this evening. clear skies. as we take you up to hillford. there is a cloud-free view into san francisco. winds have changed direction somewhat late today, now coming in out of the west at 59 degrees. at the giants game for tomorrow, early afternoon start, we'll see temperatures close to 70 and then cooling into the mid-60s by mid-afternoon. san jose right now 69 degrees. still 70 now after sunset, which is occurring now close to 8:00 in the evening. notice the temperature trend tomorrow, very similar to what we had today, close to

. >> the thinking, it's possible somebody might have gotten ahold of your social security number andur address, other personnel information data, but they might not have the driver's license. >> the filing software programs offer the option stating that you don't have an id however some taxpayers who do don't want to provide that information. >> the big concern for taxpayers because, you know, if you walk into my office, you have never seen me before as a new client and the first thing i ask you for is your social security number, your date of birth, and now let me take a picture of your driver's license, you know, gather the data from it. so that's huge. >> reporter: at the federal level, the irs is rolling out a program, too. >> you get your w-2 so you can file your taxes, there's a 16 character code associated with that, unique to you and changes every year and when you e-file your taxes, you have to put in that code so the criminals don't have that code. they're not going to get anywhere. >> reporter: there's no way to completely stop criminals, they say, but if you file early, d

if an inmate gets ahold of something that will ignite, like an aerosol or something, they can use it as a weapon. they can also basically burn up their whole cell if they wanted to. makes it real easy. >> so easy, in fact, it happened not long ago. >> we received a emergency call over the radio that there was a fire over in "r" pod. >> just frustrated. decided to light a fire. so i put staples in the electrical socket. popped the socket. in a prison what you call a prison match. just lit a bunch of linen and stuff that i had on fire. >> as soon as we got up here, i already had two officers, and i immediately positioned myself at an angle here to attempt to extinguish the flames. >> i sat at the back of the room for a while, and when the room started getting full of smoke, i just grabbed a blanket and put my head in the toilet and started flushing the toilet to keep the air flowing. >> we continued to try to extinguish the fire. it was unsuccessful. i gave the control center the command to open the door 15 inches. and by then i was already trying to get underneath the door, up at the

. >> neil, the best way for the president to get ahold of that issue and get out of the white house and be here today. i found for me the last six years, one of the best things i could do is get out of the capitol and see people, hear from people. you're not in the bubble in washington i call it, 68 square miles surrounded by reality. forget about the checks and balances. talk to the american people. they know what they want. particularly today of all days, tax day. you cut taxes, you put more money in the hands of not just individual players but employers. that's the best stimulus you can provide for more jobs and higher wages. the best way to stimulate the economy. i think in state after state, republican governor after republican governor, republican legislative majorities all across the nation have helped make that point on a state by state basis. we need it nationally. president trump can make that happen. >> neil: you've mentioned the fact that your two terms, 1 1/2 terms. that that has been your guiding focus and apparently recently you met with a number of fund raisers and the l

in their view taken the fighting spirit out of the army in tennessee before john bell hood ever got ahold of it. the error as they saw it was not that johnson was dismissed but that he had been kept too long in command. the mutual bitterness was palpable. the observant, mary chestnut, wrote in her diary, "we thought this was a struggle for independence. now it seems it is only a fight between joe johnston and jeff davis." of course columbia, south carolina was no safe haven. for sherman, advancing north from savannah, had it squarely in his sights. as sherman headed north, a confederate congress in richmond, the members of which were as disgusted with davis as johnston was, passed a law that appointed robert e. lee by name as commander in chief of all confederate armies, never mind the fact that the confederate constitution gave that title to the president. moreover, that same act called upon the president to appoint joseph e. johnston, again by name, to command what was left of the army of tennessee. it was a deliberate slap in the face to jefferson davis. and while davis happily appoint

>> you tried getting ahold of me the other day and you didn't call back. >> you know if i don't callsomething, that means that i'm locked in my cell. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know. you can write me, though. >> i can what? >> you can write me a letter. >> yeah. >> right from across the street. >> yeah. >> i ate all my commissary already so i have to wait until friday. i'm so hungry. >> i think there's a lot of hope for her if she chooses to do something about it. she's only been out there a couple years now. so she remembers a very good life. is there anything quick you need done or -- >> no, i'm good. you said you that were going to put $20 in. i appreciate that. thank you. a certain person i think would try to manipulate him or take advantage of him. and i haven't done so. i think that's why our friendship has continued to be so good. i love you. >> okay. i love you, too. i'll set up an appointment for next monday. personally, i think she's right where she needs to be. and get into a program here instead of getting out of here and i'm sure she'll just go right back to what she was doing.