-bg -- 4:00 in the afternoon. i think only about half of his division gets there and crashes into the flank of burnside's attack after burnside had crossed the stream. and was actually threatening to cave in the confederates right flank, a very thin flank, when hill crashes into burnside's left flank. and lee expressed a great sigh of relief when the word reached him that hill had arrived. and it saved the day for the confederates. so i think when lee's last words were tell a.p. hill to come up, that's what he's referring to. >> there's a question here in the back. >> all right. >> yeah. i think you successfully addressed mcclelland's weaknesseses, but i think lee deserves some blame because after the seven days and ma manassas, he had taken enormous losses, and his army was in very frayed condition. and i understand his men wouldn't cross the potomac into maryland because they wanted to fly to the south to virginia. he went across with about 40,000 men, is that true? >> blame for lee? >> well, again, i don't thin

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rebt as peer rebel as peer to bg in on gadhafi. there are reports of heavy gun fire and mortar shelling inside the capital of tripoli tonight. earlier, gadhafi's people were shown the damage in this area. the rebels tonight are threatening the government from three directions. one of those key locations you're looking at there, the crucial coastal city. abc's matthew price is in tripoli. >> reporter: david, tonight, tripoli is u uer pressure like never before. so, too, is colonel gadhafi and his supporters. militarily, they have suffered significant defeats on the battlefield. all of these rumors swirling around that gadhafi and his family may be about to leave libya, the government stresses that they are just that, rumors. the prime minister here is telling us they want a cease-fire between both sides. i think that's'sllustrtrion enough of how much gadhafi is up against ropes at the moment. and unless something significant changes the general feeling is, his days must surely be numbered. >> matthew prieshgs oce, our th you. >>> an

>> r*bg rick i swear. all right the we're not even 15 minutes into the hour and we've got a lot more straight ahead. coming up, brand new developments on the other top stories that we're following for you today. authorities, releasing the last known photos of a missing woman in aruba, the clues they can offer as to what happened to robin gardner. >>> an eye opening memoir by former vice president dick cheney, the no holds barred revelations. we'll tell you about that. >>> and continuing coverage of the monster storm irene, janice will be answering your questions. harris, what are people asking? >> reporter: a lot of people concerned about how slowly this storm is moving and whether or not it might spend a lot of time over land. that's one of the top questions. go to foxnews.com home page, you'll see we're doing a ton of coverage on hurricane irene and front and center you'll see happening now's live chat, you want to click on that for america's asking, and i'm 30 miles south of atlantic city so i guess i'l

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. >> bg applause for congressman ron paul, huge applause for his anti-war stand.going on with the republican party, once dominated by the war hawks? robin wright, longtime foreign correspondent, her latest book is "rock the casbah, rage and rebellion across the world." long before the neocittes were involved, they were fight the cold war and fight, fight, fight. last night it wasn't rudy giuliani, it was ron paul you have respect among the republicans. michele bachmann and rick santorum who were pretty hawkish and ron paul who was pretty much a dove. there is rather disarray among the republicans. it was rather striking that both pawlenty and romney were talking about getting out of afghanistan, but at a slower pace than president obama. and so this is where you see the republicans beginning to side with the generals, take the military point of view. we need two years rather than one year. >> why did he seem like he was complaining about war fatigue and at the same time you say, technically, he wants a slower withdraw. that seems dishonest. >> i think it is a litt

>> it's taking on all our weird feel bgs breast-feeding in america and putting it on to the sort of not essential doll. why do we feel weird about it? i think people do e 28 with sexuality. i think they equate it with specifically sex and that's not necessarily true in any way, right? >> right. >> but i don't think that what people know is you can feel very good about breast-feeding without being behind something like this. >> breast-feeding is an intimate behavior and it is not a sexual one and breasts for other purposes other than sex. >> good point. >> let's talk about how parents see this as exposing children to something. howe i'm sure a lot of their fears are i don't want to mess my child up at an early age. >> kids emulate what their parents are doing. my little once imitated me breast-feeding my daughter. so it's really normal and that's not really the issue. it's just, we have to create this culture in our homes where we say bodies are okay and they're beautiful, and some people do it and some don't and we have this culture of shame in our bodies and that's what creates negativ

bg & e has 379,000. dominion, virginia has 116,184. lots of electricity outages. it's likely as the winds start to shift in their direction, in my spernls aexperience, adam, w more of those. a lot of trees will be toppled. they lean in one direction, they start to lean in another and that's when the trees go down. >> you're working on something at home, you nudge it and yank out. >> then you call the expert, right? >> the persistent winds have been out there for four hours, constantly pushing against the trees. then it shifts in a slightly different direction and it can cause the tree to topple. plus more rainfall. our ground is so saturated. whenever you have saturated ground it's easier for the trees to fall. there's a look at our storm scan. some areas of rain letting up in southeastern virginia. locally we have one heavy band moving on through. we go to graphics system live doppler 7. that's a heavy band moving through alexandria, prince george's county and approaching the potomac river at this time as well. that will move into northern virginia and fair fox c

we're not red ph-bg, we're blue america, we're the united states of america, and so it's not only the economy, but i think people feel like washington is more polarized and that the president has contributed to that. mag mag nina easton, always great to see you. >> great to see you. jenna: bringing you back to miami where you started this off, with breaking news, the bomb scare at this miami hotel, the sofitel hotel in miami-dade county, the police are evacuating this hotel, they're going to bring in bomb dogs and sweep the hotel and find out whether or not this threat is real or not. one of the great members of our team was able to reach out to someone inside the hotel a. hotel clerk who keeps on putting us on hold and saying we're going to evacuate eventually. apparently they're still inside at this time. so this is a developing situation, down in miami, a bomb scare at this hotel. you can see firefighters on screen, and also the bomb squad, ready to go. more, of course, as we get it. >>> irene's misery continuing for millions, vermont suffering its worst flooding in a century, rive

you k-bg so accustomed but not here. martha: not here. mag mag -- gregg: there was definitely a freakout factor here. martha: that was unnerving, my blackberry started -- so you know what, we still have another big thing to deal with in terms of mother nature and that is hurricane irene, which has gained a lot of strength in the last several hours. take a look at this. it's 115 miles per hour, category three, and everybody is saying this one could be very bad. we're going to go to the national weather center, hurricane center, we'll get the latest that is about to come in on the track of the hurricane. gregg: rebels in tripoli preparing for a qaddafi-free life after 42 years. march well, we are keeping track of hurricane irene, a dangerous category three storm, clearly poses a threat to several places along the east coast of the united states, from the carolinas, all the way up to maine the next couple of days, so evacuation evacuationse already underway on north carolina's outer banks. what can we expect in the days ahead from this monst

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