so you cannot blame barlow. so who do you plan? you blame the germans. not all german units are perfect, by no means but the 26 wisconsin for phenomenally heroic. staple was left of the 11th core by hanging on, one officer shot after another. history does not credit but they say the germans ran away. but they didn't. i will jump to july 2. the night after the hard-fought day of july 2 for the union left almost collapses, they finally called the line. there was an attack against the cemetery hill and the louisiana tiger storm on the union guns. the nearest troops are schivnoski's battered regiment. he takes two of them on his own and get them lined up the six bayonets ready to charge. the generals are nowhere to be found. finally he gets an order from howard that somebody has to do something and move forward. these guys charge forward and you are fighting by fire light, by the light of muskets, by a few cannons going off, by fire springing up. schivnoski can barely walk and again he is coughing blood and refusing order after order to lead the field. his r

he called his neighbor, detective justin barlow. >> the first thing i remembered was the smell of sprayarlow, with the columbia, illinois police department was horrified by what he found in the house. >> just like staring the evillist thing, satan, right in the face. >> reporter: manceon-style-- manson-styled messages, scrawled in paint all over the place. >> this wasn't bloody, but it doesn't mean it was less gruesome. >> reporter: upstairs, they found 31-year-old sherry, and the colemans' two young sons, dead in their beds. chris claimed the murder were connected to his work, as head of security for world renowned televangelist, joyce meyer. >> jesus died to set us free. >> reporter: reporter nick 50er. >> we -- pister. >> we knew early on that the family had been receiving threats. >> reporter: the threats started as e-mails and were hand delivered to the colemans' home mailbox. then the unimaginal came through. unimaginable came true. >> a monster. >> reporter: mischief joe edwards. >> we thought it was a prior threat. that was going to be a lead for us. who had such hatred for chri

the colorado avalanche simone barlow of seems to be the first choice between the pipes while the n.h.l.'s best forward you game out of that is worth being wins will surely add more goals to the team stalley and the detroit red wings center bottled up soup will join the side in sweden but neither model can not at soup has yet to leave to the world championship trophy. we're good friends with it's good that detroit were knocked out of the stanley cup and you can join the team he's one of the best players in the world it's a pleasure to play alongside him and hopefully we'll get a positive result this time millie dean of still hasn't named his final roster and has a reserved three places for players from north america whose teams will be eliminated in the second round of the playoffs however nothing can stop russia's youngest forward he gave up from going to his first ever world championship. in one thousand year old is often compared with model kim and the pair were playing in the same line at the training camp. at malcolm is a great player and of course i'd love to play with him and tha

barlow will write and say, i want this vote passed. and sam will write back and say, okay,it going to cost you. i'm proposing four dinners at $500 each. and here wiare the people i'm suggesting, but who do you want. those dinners were more purposeful. but he often had dinners where he would just invite people he thought would be congenial. lots of foreign-born ministers and their american wives, people he knew from different aspects of his life. they were really more cultivating dinners. women would be present. i don't have any evidence that they withdrew while the men smokedcy gars, whether or not it was to talk business. and sam was very respectful of women's opinions at these dinners. everybody who at dinner at sam's wrote home about them. and that's one of the reasons we know so much about these dinners. and they would talk about, sam listened to me. mr. ward asked me about my opinion of this. and it didn't go unnoticed. all of the women who wrote home mentioned this. are you signalling me? >> i'm signalling you, yes. thank you ver

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. >> carolyn barlow was our first winner. >> those pictures are adorable.inners will be here this morning. we will follow up with them. that will be very exciting. come now to harford mall this saturday. most of the events begin at 10:00 a.m. you can register for the events. it sounds like a lot of fun. thank you for being here. we will go back to tony in the weather center. i give these kids credit, getting up so early in the morning. >> it has been called us to get you out of their re. i'm not going to do it. >> giving me some ideas. >> back away from the baby ies. ies. i will get ava off the hook. mostly cloudy skies. there is some rain west of hagerstown. there is rain upstream that extends back into ohio. once the storm moves towards baltimore, it will stick around awhile. you might get a peek of the sun. temperature-wise, 64 in annapolis. 62 in rock hall. we should make it up to about 74, becoming mostly cloudy. a chance for a few showers this evidence. the best chance for rain will be late this afternoon or this evening. the wind is light and variabl

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i mean the music business will always continue to exist the lyricist of grateful dead john perry barlow testified at my trial to say that the music business will never cease to exist in some form because it does what we as humans fundamentally need to do which is express ourselves and share art that that will always happen and that it's to millionaire to got scarcity that creates value and definitely calls into question on the fight between artists and the industry as well thanks for joining us physicist charlton bomb. the occupy wall street movement started as a protest against corporate power but as it evolved across the nation clashes between the protesters and the police started to highlight a different issue altogether the schism between cops and the communities they serve to protect however amidst the struggle one man has stood out to bridge the gap between us and them. retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis decided to make a bold statement to wear his police uniform all protesting at the occupy wall street movement at zuccotti park along with two hundred fifty other protes

. >> the first thing i remember is the smell of spray paint. >> reporter: barlow with columbia police in the house. >> just like staring at the evilist thing, staring satan in the face. >> reporter: manson style messages scrawled all over the walls in blood red paint. >> this crime scene wasn't bloody but it doesn't mean it was less gruesome. >> reporter: upstairs they found 31-year-old cherry and the coleman's two young sons, 11-year-old garrett and 9-year-old gavin, all dead in their bed. chris claimed the murders were connected to his work as head of security for world renowned teleadvantagist joyce meyer. >> we knew early on the family had been receiving threats. >> reporter: the threats started as e-mails, then were hand-delivered to the coleman's home mailbox. and then the unimaginable came true. >> a monster. i mean, monster comes to mind. >> those were three precious lives that were senselessly taken. >> reporter: police chief joe edwards. >> we felt with the prior threats that was going to be a very good lead for us, who had such hatred for chris coleman. >> and maureen is jo

. >> when chris cole man couldn't reach his wife, he called his neighbor, detective justin barlow. >>ay paint. >> reporter: bar low, with the columbia, illinois, police department was horrified by what he found in the house. >> just like staring at the evillest thing, satin right in the face. >> reporter: manson style messages crawled all over the walls in blood red paint. >> this crime scene, it wasn't bloody. it was less gruesome. >> reporter: upstairs they found 31-year-old sherry and the coleman's two young sons, 11-year-old garrett and -year-old gevan, all dead in their bed. chris claims the murders were connected to his work as head of security for world renowned tell evangelist joyce meyer. >> here's a guy who can set her free. >> reporter: reporter, nick p>> we knew early on the family had been receiving threats. >> reporter: the threats started as e-mails, then were hand delivered to the coleman's home mailbox, and then the unimaginable came true. >> a monster. i mean, monster comes to mind. >> those were three precious lives that were senselessly taken. >> reporter: police c