i won't say that bragg was one of his best generals but i think bragg like davis himself is more -- i came to the conclusion. but certainly if i was as top jump the along with jackson as long as jackson was alive. davis came to have a lot of confidence in john gilad, -- jon daly would've but, of course, good destroyed -- post with his over aggressivaggressiv aggressiveness, and it cost them an arm and a leg is that cost him an arm and a leg. so i guess you could say that food was one of david's best generals but he is one that davis had growing confidence in the that's what he appointed hood as johnson's successor. and hood after all did keep sherman out of atlanta for six weeks. it looked, ma looked to davis what is right along but looked like johnson was going to abandon. >> host: in the end johnson was no better than linkous mcclellan? >> guest: that's right, absolutely. johnston was a davis is mcclellan. that's exactly right. i guess the vintage there goes to lincoln because he got rid of mcclellan souter and davis got rid of johnson. >> host: during davis' presidency, was he ever

i won't say that bragg was one of his best generals but i think bragg like davis himself was more sinned against than sinning payday came to that conclusion but lee and jackson as long as jackson was alive. davis came to have a lot of confidence in john dale hood but of course would basically destroyed. >> host: is over aggressiveness. it cost him an arm and a leg. >> guest: it. >> guest: it cost them an arm. >> guest: costa mannar midlake and a leg, yeah. so i guess you could say that hood was one of davis' best generals but he was one that davis had growing confidence in and that's why he appointed hood is johnson's successor. after all who did keep sherman out of atlanta for six weeks and looks to davis whether he was right or wrong look to davis like johnson was going to end. >> host: in and johnson was no better than lincoln or mcclellan. >> guest: that's right, absolutely. i guess the advantage there goes to lincoln because he got rid of mcclellan's sooner than davis or johnson. >> host: during davis's presidency was he ever nationally beloved? was he a great hero of the south or d

so he decided to go south and to threaten bragg's supply route to the south. but in doing that, he had to cross mountains, most notably lookout mountain. lookout mountain had a few passes. the criticism of rosecrans is that he divided his army before the battle of chickamauga. well, he had to divide his army. he had to go through those mountain passes. another criticism of him is that he should have stated chattanooga. there is a misconception, the union army did not occupy chattanooga fully until after the battle. just one part of his army went into chattanooga. he is dividing his army. one part comes through chattanooga area daily but brigade there, and then it continues on to try to capture and destroy bragg's army. so that is another criticism. the battle itself, chickamauga, the second bloodiest battle of the war. a two-day battle, september 20, a sunday, the day of the famous fatal order. thomas wood, the misinterpretation. a lot of standard histories will say that thomas would willingly made the decision to follow an order he knew couldn't work in order

thatig difference is beauregard is constantly feuding with richmond and feuding with braxton bragg, and thereby, he is nullifying his ability to bring his great talents to the theice of the confederacy same way that mcclellan and rosencrantz and other union generals by feuding with washington reduced or nullified their ability to serve the united states in the war. as to the exhaustion, certainly cold harbor is the culmination, but i would suggest it's really the almost incessant fighting that begins on may 5 in the wilderness and continues through battle of the first the weldon railroad that just wears out the armies physically and psychologically. grant recognizes this, and that is one reason that petersburg becomes the siege and that he doesn't continue always moving by his left flank in the mobile warfare that had carried the armies all the way from culpepper county down to prince george and dinwiddie county's at dinwiddie county at petersburg. andterms fatigue psychological exhaustion were not known to military medicine in the mid-19th century, but that is not to say the conditions

see most returns here near fort bragg, and in possession to bay area. still, one to two hours away from seeing when wet weather reach santa rosa, possibly 12:30 into 1. 30. in the morning. get a look at futurecast. mostly consistent rainfall will begin to develop at 3:00. then as we hit 6:00 in the morning. see areas of rainfall. stretch to san francisco. san carlos. east bay. wet weather for the morning. also tracking increasing winds. 2:00 clock in the morning. begin to pick up. 10, 15 miles in the south bay. watch, napa. 24 miles per hour. 2:00:00 a.m. 7:00, 8:00. the storm pushes across. wind that could get as high as 34 miles per hour. tracking the storm system. let you know how long it is going to linger into your saturday forecast. more in 15 minutes. >> jeff, see you sthort hortly. renewed concerns about rock slides in the tiny parking lot. it is closed. they're stablizing the cliff. below the tower. price tag of $4 million. here's why. you might recall, two years ago. large boulders came rolling down. crushing cars. crews will remove the boulde

. >> the skipper kelly from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in they days which is plenty of overtime for juan who scraps rubber bands around the they get $3 a pound and when they are shipped and cracked and boiled the price $10.99. >> a lot of good crashes crabs and they are bigger. >> right now, lovers of crab are encouraged to "come and get it." >> it is 4:35. the san jose city council is taking a step to help low-and-middle class workers afford rent in silicon valley voting last night to put a new fee on developers for new rental buildings and the $17 per square foot fee applies to projects built after june of 2016 less than other bay area cities. the money will build cheap are housing and is expected to generate $24 million. a year. >> officials in santa clara want to know why their county was the slow of the to report election results. the board has requested a report by january explaining why santa clara was the last of the nine counties to finish counting all the votes from the november 4 election. among the problems was a glitch that preventing people from see updated results

fort bragg is starting to see some moisture. as we head even further to the the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back with a look at what part of your weekend you will need to take the umbrellas with you and i'll let you know what thanksgiving is looking like. >> bart's long awaited people mover opens for business tomorrow morning. the three three-mile ride will whisk passengers on an elevated track in about eight minutes. it will cost riders $6 each way. a community celebration is taking place on a project that took 30 years to complete. >>> 39 california staff senate members are looking for new jobs tonight. he cut dozens of staff positions today. the move was needed to avoid a multimillion-dollar deficit. the cuts will affect the secretary -- secretary -- secretarial pool. they are planing a walkout to protest a planned tuition hike. they were planing a sit in since wednesday. that's when the regents approved a 5% a year tuition increase for the next five years. they are vowing to s

fort bragg is starting to see some moisture.e the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back with a look at what part of your weekend you will need to take the umbrellas with you and i'll let you know what thanksgiving is looking like. >> bart's long awaited people mover opens for business tomorrow morning. the three three-mile ride will whisk passengers on an elevated track in about eight minutes. it will cost riders $6 each way. a community celebration is taking place on a project that took 30 years to complete. >>> 39 california staff senate members are looking for new jobs tonight. he cut dozens of staff positions today. the move was needed to avoid a multimillion-dollar deficit. the cuts will affect the secretary -- secretary -- secretarial pool. they are planing a walkout to protest a planned tuition hike. they were planing a sit in since wednesday. that's when the regents approved a 5% a year tuition increase for the next five years. they are vowing to stay until the regents change t

>> reporter: and tray's dad who served in afghanistan and is now assigned to fort bragg in north carolina. this soon led to deeper discussions about jonathan's service in afghanistan, his traumatic brain injury and ptsd and tray living his life with cerebral palsy. >> i would say without jonathan, i wouldn't feel quite as fulfilled as i do now. i like the fact that when i talk to him, he seemed to get what i was talking about. >> reporter: jonathan who prefers to let tray do all the talking challenges the teenager, never lets him give up and has expressed tray to a whole different world. >> i can't go to the friends that are my age and, you know, ask them to teach me how to make a knife. they're not interested in knowing how to spark a fire with a piece of steel but with jonathan, i'm doing it and i love it. >> reporter: debra alfarone, wusa9. >> such a great service and with jonathan and many other veterans around the area, here at wusa9, we want to try to help thank our veterans for all the hard work they've done and to try to give them a step forward as we head into the holiday season.

bragg, north carolina. they will stay on the base for 21 days.g their stay, they will be closely mon forked for any signs of the virus. it's not clear how many people will stay at the base at one time, ft. bragg is one of five military bases picked by the pentagon to house people returning from west africa. >> >> a cancer survivor and long time garth brooks fan, the country star noticed her unique sign at one of his concerts. >>> theresa shaw spent the last five months battling stage three breast cancer. this weekend, she crossed a big item off her bucket list, attending a garth brooks concert. she drove to catch the show and during his last song "the dance" she asked an usher if she could get to the front of the stage and hold up her sign -- >> >>> after the song, brooks, whose mother and sister died from cancer, gave shaw the guitar he just finished play. >> >> people all around the world will be dancing together to promote kindness. the worldwide -- celebrating world kindness day. today, the dance for kindness kicks off at 10:00 this morning.

fort bragg is starting to see some moisture.we head even further to the the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back with a look at what part of your weekend you will need to take the umbrellas with you and i'll let you know what thanksgiving is looking like. >> bart's long awaited people mover opens for business tomorrow morning. the three three-mile ride will whisk passengers on an elevated track in about eight minutes. it will cost riders $6 each way. a community celebration is taking place on a project that took 30 years to complete. >>> 39 california staff senate members are looking for new jobs tonight. he cut dozens of staff positions today. the move was needed to avoid a multimillion-dollar deficit. the cuts will affect the secretary -- secretary -- secretarial pool. they are planing a walkout to protest a planned tuition hike. they were planing a sit in since wednesday. that's when the regents approved a 5% a year tuition increase for the next five years. they are vowing to stay

. >> skipper brian kelly and his crew from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in the first three days. this all amounts to plenty of overtime for juan who strappedded the rubberbands around the claws of these dung nuss crab. the crabbers are getting $3 a pound and by the time it is shipped, oiled, cracked and put on your plate at the restaurant, the price is about $10.95 a pound. >>> a lot of good crab this year. it is all two and a half or bigger. >> eventually the crab harvest will thin out and the price will claw its way up. until then crab lovers are being encouraged to come and get it. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> developing news out of the east bay where a chp pursuit tore across two interstates. you can see the war weave through 80 reaching speeds 100 miles per hour. officers say they necially -- they initially tried to stop the driver. the chase continued to 580 before ending in east oakland. police took one person into custody. >> and a terrible accident involving three cars left one person dead and brought the evening commute to a halt. it happened on southboun

. >> skipper brian kelly and his crew from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in the first three days. this all amounts to plenty of overtime for juan who strappedded the rubberbands around the claws of these dung nuss crab. the crabbers are getting $3 a pound and by the time it is shipped, oiled, cracked and put on your plate at the restaurant, the price is about $10.95 a pound. >>> a lot of good crab this year. it is all two and a half or bigger. >> eventually the crab harvest will thin out and the price will claw its way up. until then crab lovers are being encouraged to come and get it. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> developing news out of the east bay where a chp pursuit tore across two interstates. you can see the war weave through 80 reaching speeds 100 miles per hour. officers say they necially -- they initially tried to stop the driver. the chase continued to 580 before ending in east oakland. police took one person into custody. >> and a terrible accident involving three cars left one person dead and brought the evening commute to a halt. it happened on southboun

the vehicle as you see here was found off highway 1 north of fort bragg. >>> a chp officer who has already surrendered his career today surrendered himself to authorities in contra costa county. sean harrington is charged with stealing explicit photos from at least one woman's cell phone during a traffic stop and sending those photos to other officers. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in martinez, where harrington appeared in court today with this developing news. laura? >> reporter: well, harrington was actually out of the jail here in a couple of hours to make that court appearance. at this point, prosecutors think they will only be able to charge harrington in this case even though the photos were sent to other officers, but prosecutors also expect they will have to take another look at many other cases that the officer was involved in. >> it's difficult for a law enforcement officer to turn himself in but it's difficult for a law enforcement officer to surrender a career. >> reporter: with his attorney at his side, former dublin chp officer sean harrington surrendered at the c

. >> skipper brian kelly and his crew from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in the first three days. this all amounts to plenty of overtime for juan who strappedded the rubberbands around the claws of these dung nuss crab. the crabbers are getting $3 a pound and by the time it is shipped, oiled, cracked and put on your plate at the restaurant, the price is about $10.95 a pound. >>> a lot of good crab this year. it is all two and a half or bigger. >> eventually the crab harvest will thin out and the price will claw its way up. until then crab lovers are being encouraged to come and get it. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> developing news out of the east bay where a chp pursuit tore across two interstates. you can see the war weave through 80 reaching speeds 100 miles per hour. officers say they necially -- they initially tried to stop the driver. the chase continued to 580 before ending in east oakland. police took one person into custody. >> and a terrible accident involving three cars left one person dead and brought the evening commute to a halt. it happened on southboun

army special forces command from fort bragg in north carolina in support of units to spread in desert storm, and he is said numerous experiences in addition to that as well within the army before coming to vanderbilt i want to stop into one of the single contributions are remembered with was teaching a course, him bring into the class or having my class exposed to a number of iraqi figures. it was a group of kurds involved with a profound the impact was on my students to meet people face those issues and were trying to sort out the subsequent post-conflict issues on iraq. >> with the introduction i should stop while i'm ahead. the truth is that is really a great panel. these are great books, all of them. i haven't read completely the "hanoi's war" book. i've gaveled in it. you say what a weird little word, a weird decor. what's that got to do with politics? was i got to do with drone strikes? what's that have to do with counterinsurgency cuba shields and isis? the answer is everything, everything. in the very beginning i tell this story, and our colleague, professor worth is here and

. >> a crew from fort bragg called in 30,000 pounds in they days. they are getting $3 a pound.s shipped, boiled, and cracked and put on the plate it is $10.95 a pound. some have crashes for a -- for thanksgiving. >> happy for you, not so happy for the crab. >> in napa you can see 29 and 121 coming together with light-to-moderate rain and redwood city road to jefferson secret in the next few minutes, right along 12 over to 80 we have light-to-moderate rain to american canyon road and you should dry out at american canyon in the next minute. same if you are in bay point headed to the delta in the next few minutes. we have light rain behind it along 80 from crockett and help lease and richmond and down to emeryville but as you head to san jose you can see 87 is still looking dry. sprinkles are on the way. upper fete to -- 40's to mid-50's and showers continuing with waves of light showers noon to 4:00 and it will taper during the evening commute with clouds. you will not need the rain gear after 6:00 this evening. >> we start off with app westbound highway 4 through antioch and fo

from other counties. 20 soldiers left fort bragg to help fight ebola in west africa. they'll set up a secure communications network for human tarrian workers in senegal. they'll have little to no contact with ebola patients. the soldiers have not been informed when they'll return home. >> u.s. senator chuck schumer said the quarantine of an ebola patient in new york city cost $20 million. dr craig spencer was isolated after being diagnosed with ebola on september 23rdrd. the federal government should reimburse, he says, and the city of new york for spencer's treatment. >> local governments should be compensated for fighting containing un, just after helping localities. cities need to know there'll be reimbursement there. so they don't skimp on what is needed to be done. they do this for tuberculosis, that's no reason they shouldn't do it for ebola. >> he added that new york city spent millions monitoring traffic, and the efforts are protecting the country. displaced people in libya are in need of shelter, understood, water. the fighting between rival militia groups ha

if there is any presip -- prezip it would be knot at fort bragg. >> and 40s also for lafayette and orindaka. some patchy valley fog. but there wasn't wasn't a lot of rain. this is probably going to be the only day where there is much in the way of any partly cloudies. it will be near 80 for some. but the days are short, angle of the sun is low. it's tough to stay there. coast bay inland this time of year as well there is not that big spread. sarah toga at 70. upper 60s and mid 60s on the coast. >>> 5:50 is the time right now. car makers are reporting sales for next month. most analysts expect good news. they are forecasting october sales to hit their highest levels in two years. new vehicle sales will top 1 million cars. that is up 6% from this time last year. >>> .com knows pizza of australia is turning its customers into its newest marketing agent. it's called pizza mogul. people are asked to come up with their own combinations. the money toppings on a pizza, the more money a pizza designer can earn. the best sellers will earn more than $3 per pizza >>> unclaimed lottery tickets worth m

you can see fort bragg, ukiah, and into clearlake. go up to the next system. 40s for a few but 50s for most. 46 menlo park. san mateo and los altos hills. late friday or early saturday by noon most of it should be gone. about a tenth of an inch to a half inch here. lake tahoe they got the snow. today is a little bit of break. some sun and clouds roll in. rain late tonight. higher snow level and then out of here by sunday. fog, sun, clouds on the increase. we do have that patchy dense fog. 40s and 50s on the lows. 50s and 60s on the highs. one more system here in this pattern and what looks like high pressure kicks in on sunday. that will take us into early next week for warmer weather. i think there will be a lot of that valley fog. >> but 70s okay. wow. >>> our time is 5:52. it happened again. another arrest outside the white house the charges facing a woman found with a gun at a demonstration when president obama was making his immigration speech. >>> and coming up next protests continue in ferguson, missouri ahead of a possible gra

bragg north carolina but not clear what if any connection he may have to the u.s. army.harged with destroying more than $1,000 worth of property. right now he's in stable condition as this investigation ves forward. we have learned the off duty officer works for the u.s. secret service uniform division which protects the vice president's health and foreign diplomats. the secret service tells us they cannot comment on the officers status. back to you. >> mr. barns, are there other victims? anything you want to say? what can you tell us about why you did this? >> the man suspected of violently taking that woman off the street in philadelphia abducting her is now on a suicide watch in a virginia jail. delvin barns arrived in virginia last night. barns was taken there because of attempted murder charges he's facing in connection to a violent attack on a teenage girl. tonight that girl's mother has some strong words and a simple message for barns. chris thomas from our station in richmond sat down with that mother. >> and i just want to kill him. just want to kill him. >> thi

i won't say that bragg was one of his best generals but he came to that conclusion and he was the top general. the davis came to him with a lot of confidence who basically destroyed his over aggressiveness and cost an arm and a leg. so i guess you could say that he had the growing competence as johnston's successor and he did keep sherman out for the last six but it looks like a johnston was going to abandon. >> host: but he was no better than mcclellan. >> guest: that is exactly right. the advantage goes to lincoln because he got rid of mcclellan. >> host: was he a hero in the south or did that ever belonged to the general's? he became a beloved hero after the war and after that he survived lincoln by 24 years. did the first love of the south really belonged to stonewall and others and jefferson davis? >> guest: yes that's true i don't think that he was as unpopular among the ordinary people in the confederacy as the image we might have from the newspapers. he was the subject to savage criticism but i think that he maintained a certain amount of popularity with the ordinary confedera

we've posted a link to braggs on line. >>> d.c. police are racing to find a man who attacked an officer with an ax. what they're offering to get to >>> here is a look at today's top stories. traffic slowly getting by after a deadly crash on the beltway at clara parkway in rockville. six peop and two cars were involved. one person was killed in this accident. >> police are looking for the person who shot three people in e chinatown neighborhood of d.c., at 7th and s streets right in front of the verizon center. three people were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. >>> time right now we're looking at 9:30 on this saturday morning, the first day of november. and, gosh, it's greeting us with a chill. >> little bit. we could have rain later on, too. let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell. >> that mild october is officially in the record books. chilly start to november. cloudy skies already in place and rain drops going to impact a lot of folks today east of i-95. storm team 4 radar, showers are moving in. here is

do a god could not do in that was to make a general officer out of racks can brag -- out of braxton bragg. joe jones and, if you remember the peninsula in agency to two, he will retreat time and time again. he will try to string out mcclellan's army. he is taking on william tecumseh sherman who will not use the strategy of an allegation weird he will use ace energy of exhaustion. he will maneuver. part of that is brought on by joseph johnston. he will use fabian tactics, going back all the way to greece . the idea is to string your enemy out. he might be able to attack their supply lines. they're going to have these -- to string the army out and leave men behind to protect vital points. the problem johnston has as he moves towards atlanta is he's losing realist eight. as he's losing real estate, he is going to give up the initiative, any initiative that could be taken. he is also going to allow atlanta to be threatened. so thatnta paper atlanta could fall. if atlanta falls, we're still ok. this is before the fall. with the newspaper editors did not realize is that if atlanta falls, it is

there is light rain up around fort bragg. the weekend looks pretty good. not bad.urday morning sunday we get a northeast breeze. it will be sunny and mild into tuesday. and then rain next week. forecast mold ills are absolutely not in sync on it. for some it's clear, for others it's so foggy we have a dense fog advisory. we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00. the area rainfall is close on the totals but the percentages have competely flip-flopped. usually it's higher to the north. san jose 1.14 total. san francisco 1.4. there have been other areas in the city that have had more than that. and santa rosa which usually in the old days they used to get rain. 33%. so san jose with a lot more. sunset now at 4:59 p.m.. 56-55 the forecasted low and high. and the high is right about where it should be. the record low 43. and not that long ago the record high on 80. you can see a lot of fog there. some rain to the north but it is so low level stuff social security coming out of the radar beam. and we have started off with some clearing skies but to the north there is a li

it has a ways to do before it gets toward fort bragg or lake county.t will give us one more rainer if you will. 20s unin the mountains. 50 for ukiah. but there are some 40s. north bay kind of the most i've seen for awhile. there are a few around. a lot of low 50s to mid 50s. 50 for gilroy and morgan hill. it gives us three systems and pretty good rain. marin county has had a pretty good week. ground is wet. the next rainfall prediction has been cut in half that seems to be the trend. heavier amounts to the north as you head about north of santa rosa. that will take us into late tonight and tomorrow. wind will pick up a little bit. it will be tonight into tomorrow and saturday night it looks like it will be all gone. fog, sun, clouds. 60s on these temps or 50s. the clouds come in a little sooner. upper 50s for a few. late tonight rain. it will take us into saturday and weaken big time by saturday afternoon. sunday it's gone. monday and tuesday dry. probably fog. it will be back. >> no umbrella this morning? >> not this morning. tonight. tomorrow. >> ton

it looks like fort bragg. it's very light. it's a sign of things to come. of us. it's also a warmer system for the sierra nevada which got some snow and there was even snow down to big bear and rain all the way down to delmar. statewide that was a good system. 49 in ukiah. a lot of 40s here. napa airport dipped to 41. 40s even in san jose, half moon bay but 50s for most. a couple of 40s. kind of a cold, damp pattern for some. we'll get some rain here. but unfortunately, the forecast projection for the totals has gone way down. but we'll still get some rain out of this late tonight, tomorrow. after that, high pressure builds in for what looks like a quiet pattern starting on sunday. there will be fog around. there's some of that today. i think there will be more unless we get a goods breeze next week. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. highs, 50s, 60s. clouds thicken up tonight. we'll get rain north bay late tonight overnight into saturday. i think by noon most of this is gone on saturday and then clearing out sunday, monday, tuesday. warmer. there will be val

. >> it's all related -- >> reporter: and his dad who is now assigned to fort bragg, north carolina. led to deeper disuftions about jonathan's service in afghanistan, his traumatic brain injury and ptsd and tray living his life with cerebral palsy. >> i say without jonathan, i wouldn't feel quite as fulfilled as i do now. i like the fact that when i talk to him, he seemed to get what i was talking about. >> reporter: jonathan who prefers to let tray do all the talking challenges the teenager never lets him give up and has expressed tray to a whole different world. >> i can't go to the friends that are my age and, you know, ask them to teach me how to make a knife. they're not interested in snowing how to spark a fire with a piece -- a piece of steal but with jorn than i'm doing -- jonathan, i'm doing it and i love it. >> reporter: debra alfarone, wusa9. >> as a way to say thank you to jonathan and all the other veterans out there, we at wusa9 are teaming up with the uso of metropolitan washington to provide holiday food baskets to military families this thanksgiving and christmas. we

coast when we started at 4:30 this morning but rain is spreading in over eureka and ukiah and fort bragg and down to the small little hamlet of mendocino which is worth the little four-hour drive from the bay area. beautiful place to visit. it will be wet though beginning this morning. that rain will spread down to the bay area tonight in the north bay and for everybody by tomorrow. we have a chilly start this morning. san jose down to 39 degrees. we get dense fog afternoon clouds, that's going to be a problem as low pressure on approach begins to spread rain south. first in the north bay tonight and for the next five days at least. you need to carry the umbrella because we have periods of showers coming into the bay area. futurecast shows some good cells by 7:00 tonight moving into the north bay. it begins to get ragged by saturday morning. but still, that rain will overspread the rest of the bay area by tonight and you can see wave after wave of scattered showers coming into the bay area by sunday night at 6:00 and there's more behind that so that by sunday night alone, we get more tha

they are fort bliss, joint base langley hue city, fort hood, fort bragg, joint base lewis mcchord.s. army garrison in germany and in italy. the election criteria included proximity to medical facilities capable of treating ebola and the ability to conduct temperature checks, medical screenings and control access. and the commander of u.s. northern command has requested 30 additional personnel be identified and trained to provide backup capability to our existing 30-person ebola team. this request is being sourced and we expect they will come from each of the services. this is not being driven by an anticipation of a an additional need and not a second team but an additional cadre of personnel to given the same training as the first group we trained last month, training that focuses on helping them train civilians on the use of personal protective equipment and assisting with patient care. this group will begin their training in san antonio around november 17th. with that we'll take questions. >> thanks. for the purpose of television it would be helpful if you had a brief statement

bragg, north carolina, mccord out in washington, and then overseas the u.s.garrison and bomb holder germany and u.s. army garrison in italy. selection creigh teiteria is th capable of treating ebola and to conduct twice daily temperature checks, medical screening and controlled movement and access. the commander of u.s. northern command has requested 30 additional personnel be identified and trained to provide backup capability to our existing 30 person ebola medical support team this is currently being sourced and we expect they will come from each of the services. i want to stress this is not being driven by an anticipation of additional need and it is not a second team per se. it's rather an effort to establish additional cadre of personnel that will be given the same training of those we trained last month. training that focuses on helping them train civilian medical professionals on equipment while assisting with patient care. this additional group will begin their training in san antonio around november 17. with that, i'll take questions. >> thanks, adm

but if you come back to fort bragg and to the community that it is to serve they know what it's like to have your husband and wife away. you come back in the national guard where you live in a not have met someone that served let alone have a support system so they may come back to an imperfect system or no system and that is a heartbreaking part of this and the reason the numbers may not go down as much as we would hope they would anytime soon. >> i'm the director of the defense suicide prevention office and i know that mark is working very hard tonight because you've been texting me. he's the director for the warrior program which is a program that we stood up under the defense suicide prevention office. so i am going to take a moment and maybe speak a little bit from mark a-alpha that's hard over that part because he's usually right out in front of me. but he's not here and i have the microphone. one of the things that we have spent a lot of time and energy and effort on it building a support network within the military community for the active-duty guard and reserve service membe

used to drive me absolutely nuts when we were at fort bragg, my husband had a command of a battalion that we were sending batteries over every six months. in one battery for two years i was able to seat impact not just on the soldiers but the families before they went, while they were there, and when they came back all at once. it was nuts. this was from 2006 to 2008. it was during the surge. i had as a volunteer spouse, six volunteers and no money. and the way the regulations are not at we are if not -- if prohibited, highly discouraged from reaching out into community, right? so i tell the story how every time we had a deployment we would have these kids and it helped them to have teddy bears to hang on to. it's not a life changing thing, but in terms of well-being and mental health, you're waiving goodbye to your dad, it's nice to have a teddy bear. like most command teams we would spend hundreds of dollars every six months on these teddy bears. if i had just been able to call out to amvets or american legion or red cross, i probably would have had 1,000 teddy bears the next day,

bragg. my husband had a command of a battalion that we were sending batteries over every six months. in one battery, for two years, i was able to see the impact, not just on the soldiers but the families, before they went, while they were there and when they came back, all at once. it was nuts. really nuts. pr '06 to '08. i had six volunteers and no money. the way the regulations are, it is not prohibited, highly discouraged from reaching out into the community, right? so i tell the story of how every time we add deployment we would have these kids and it really helped them to have teddy bears it hang on to. you know, not a life-changing thing. but in terms of well-being and mental health, if you are waving good-bye to your dad for six months, it is nice to have a teddy bear. so we would go out even spend hundreds of dollars every six months on these teddy bears. if i had just been able to call out to the amvets or american legion or red cross, i probably would have had like a thousand teddy

who was stationed in india during world war ii and i have two brothers in the 82nd airborne at fort bragg. with a shout out to them and the lame duck congress what is that about? like the president gets to terms then his to last year's he gets to retire is the id retirement? >> host: that is the great question and we have a lame-duck president are we in gridlock? >> guest: there is a bit of a precedent significant things happening in the final two years of the presidency because at that point the partisan bickering has died down people are tired of it or that people are looking to there the legacy bet looking at the last two years the reagan presidency was a major task -- task reform even though there was the impeachment with the largest capital gains cut in history with an unbalanced budget, there is the history of precedents of congress is working together in their final years it would not surprise me if they would say it is us a bit of a change in washington. >> host: how were those presidents able to do it? >> one thing is it part time the of party's traditional position and so to emb

fort bragg in north carolina. overseas, the u.s. army garrison in germany and the u.s. army garrison in italy. capablen and criteria of treating ebola and conduct twice daily temperature checks and medical screenings. berd and last, general to go -- jacoby has identified personnel be identified and trained to provide backup capability to the existing medical support team. i want to stress that this is not being driven by anticipation but andditional need effort to establish an additional cadre of personnel that will begin in specialized treatment as the first group we trained last month. helping them trained medical professionals. begindditional group will around november 17. >> or the purpose of television, it would be helpful if you had a brief statement on what you announced today and what the pentagon has decided to do with regard to these troops and why. >> the commander-in-chief has authorized chuck hagel to employ to iraq up to 1500 additional u.s. personnel in a noncombat and initiate a comprehensive training effort for iraqi forces. secretary hegel made this re

some rain to the north looks like it's winding down at fort bragg, ukiah. higher clouds on the way.in truckey. 53 in -- it's going to be quiet here. 40s for many, including england at 42. looks like storm track is going north. what's going to happen is that the system will deepen allowing the high pressure to deepen over the weekend. sunday, we'll have more sunshine. sunday and monday. some thick fog, not wythe spread but pockets. 60s are the temps. everyone is going to be really close here. richmond, 64 degrees. vallejo, mid-60s, within a couple of degrees. does not matter. sunny vale, 67. mountain view, 67. fog will be with us. don't you hate it when the little gremlins pop? >> i have about 200 graphics. >> it happens. >> happens >>> crude oil prices, believe it or not, are at the lowest level in four years. a barrel of oil less than $74, first time since september of 2010. but the slump does not seem to be slowing down u.s. oil production. in fact, last week, the u.s. pumped more than 9 million- barrels a day. that's the most since the 1980s. this raises questions about whether b

it comes from the army operating out of fort bragg, north carolina. >> in turkey, a woman and two young boys waiting for a school bus barely escape being hit by that out of control car. the car flies around the corner, slams into that light -- man, she barely even moves. >> she doesn't even flinch. it's amazing to me. yesterday we had the guy that almost got hit by the truck. she almost gets hit, she doesn't flinch. her name is lucky, too, by the way. >> new images of the comet in space. >> it may not provide all scientists are looking for, it's a race against time now. >> pope francis raising eyebrows this time for providing public showers to the homeless. how one man sparked that idea. >> high speed train connecting london and paris, this one goes 200 miles an hour. >> a look over new york harbor where laidy liberty is cold like most of the country. >> the pope plans to put public showers and laundry facilities in st. peter's square. >> a look at the stories this morning. a federal probe is blaming widespread failures for a security breach at the white house saying it doesn't communic

fort bragg in north carolina. and overseas, the u.s. army garrison in germany and the u.s. army garrison in italy. selection and criteria capable of treating ebola and conduct -- the ability to conduct twice daily temperature checks and medical screenings. general hasst, a identified personnel be identified and trained to provide backup capability to the existing medical support team. this request is currently being source. i want to stress that this is not being driven by anticipation of additional need but an effort to establish an additional cadre of personnel that will begin in -- will be given the same specialized treatment as the first group we trained last month. training that focuses on helping them train medical professionals. this additional group will begin their training in san antonio around november 17. with that, we will take questions. >> it would be helpful if you had a brief statement on what you announced today and what the pentagon has decided to do with regard to these troops and why. >> sure. >> the commander-in-chief has authorized chuck hagel to empl

it's about reno, chico, fort bragg north. 40s on the temperatures or a few 30s. but a lot of 30s. some 50s. san francisco/sfo. 50 at angwin. 41 petaluma. sebastapol is 42. 44 calistoga and healdsburg. mostly sunny. it will be warmer tomorrow into thursday. i will have more on that, talk about our next rain coming up in ten minutes. but today a lot of 70s. sal, we've had a few reports of fog. any updates? >> the fog is not causing a big traffic jam, steve. but we've had a lot of slow traffic out there caused by -- just by slowing. a lot of people on the road at the same time. look at northbound 280 coming up through downtown san jose. now, we've had a couple of things in san jose on 87 and 680. i don't see anything on 280 except slow traffic. southbound 280 at 101, there was a crash -- sorry, some sort of a hazard, but again, this northbound traffic is just being caused as far as we know by normal morning traffic into the valley. 101 and 785 are slow. i want to mention that westbound 80 has been pretty slow in hercules, richmond, heading out to the entire area all the way down to b

bragg. my husband had a command of a battalion that we were sending batteries over every six months. in one battery, for two years, i was able to see the impact, not just on the soldiers but the families, before they went, while they were there and when they came back, all at once. it was nuts. really nuts. pr '06 to '08. i had six volunteers and no money. the way the regulations are, it is not prohibited, highly discouraged from reaching out into the community, right? so i tell the story of how every time we add deployment we would have these kids and it really helped them to have teddy bears it hang on to. you know, not a life-changing thing. but in terms of well-being and mental health, if you are waving good-bye to your dad for six months, it is nice to have a teddy bear. so we would go out even spend hundreds of dollars every six months on these teddy bears. if i had just been able to call out to the amvets or american legion or red cross, i probably would have had like a thousand teddy

lakeport, willits, fort bragg. this is light stuff.n river, guerneville, cazadero, bodega bay, to santa rosa, pushing over to st. helena, looks like calistoga. not a lot but heading towards novato, san rafael and tiburon. this is light stuff along the san mateo coast. our system doesn't have a lot to work with here. it's falling apart. we're getting some light rain. a lot of cloud cover. this will not do much for the sierra nevada but a system tomorrow could help. 40s and 50s on the temps. you can see the system right there. after that, there's not much left. again, we'll 'start to wind things down in the next couple of hours. we'll wait for a system to zip down from the northwest tomorrow afternoon and evening. rain totals again, i think is overdone. they will back off. they always do as we get closer to it. i think tomorrow will be more of what we're used to. that's a colder system. not one of these mild systems. the track on this takes us through noon. after that, i believe things calm down before 4:00, 5:00. i think we'll see the r

this is master sargent spotting a halo at fort bragg. >> and don, united states air force, 1977 to 1981k you for your service, and to america. >>> he's won three elections in the last four years. i'm talking about wisconsin governor scott walker, proving no matter what the mainstream media might say, what the polls reveal, voters will get the final say. his opposition sent more than $18 million campaigning against him and he still lost and got 53% of the vote in winning. wisconsin governor scott walker joins us right now. governor, why were the polls so wrong going into the final day? >> i think in the end they didn't realize that voters knew the state was headed in the right direction. once they went to the poll, they voted that way. they didn't tell people in the polling in advance, but they knew it was better because it is better. they knew we'd plan to make it better and thank god they showed up in a good response. >> how true was the fact that there might have been friction between you and governor christie because maybe he wasn't giving you enough attention, focusing too much on f

beach comer motel in fort bragg. beautiful area. beautiful views, two night stay. $199.s age c. the golden state goes on sale this time of the year and cyber monday gives these properties incentive to get aggressive prices. if you are going to san jose. you are going on business to san jose the fairmont hotel there, four star property, close to the heart of town. 145 a night. that come was valet parking and a 30-dollar credit to use on the spa or restaurant on site. drivable destinations these days, very attractive. >> what's the best approach? someone is at work . maybe at home. that happens but they are looking around. is it best to look once and then click and buy or come back maybe in the afternoon? is that price -- the prices change or come back at night? >> yeah i think once you are -- once you start your cyber monday shopping in the morning that's what the deals will be. at their best and the most available as well. if you go in the morning and then sayly come back in the afternoon or evening that sale may be gone a lot is very tightly available. you see it, i say

bragg, north carolina. sherry's proud mama. julie is wearing one too for fun. okay. let's keep the blindfolds on for a minute. take one last look of sherry before. all right. sherry, let's see the new you. wow! >> wow. >> all right. julie, take off your blindfold. >> wow. >> thank you. >> are you ready? >> i'm nervous. >> you're going to love it. >> all right. >> turn right around. take a look. >> oh , my gosh! >> look at that. >> you look amazing. >> thank you, jerry. >> tell us about the hair. >> when a privilege to work with both of these women. what did we do with the hair? this is igor's haircut. what i did to the hair color, i made it lighter and warmer which works so well with her complexion. >> natural looking. >> it looks like it comes from her. >> how do you feel? >> amazing. and so lucky to have this opportunity and i really thank you guys and thank you, jewelry. >> we want to thank you for starters, let's begin there. she looks beautiful. >> is this the best? she picked it out, the first thing w

commission after completing infantry office school and was assigned to the kennedy center in fort bragg, north carolina, where he served in warfare and psychological surveillance. he served for three years as a captain and company commander in the maryland national guard. following jordan's service in uniform, he began a career in washington with the united states department of labor, creating employment and opportunities for veterans. because of his efforts, he was assigned to the president's veterans commission to coordinate job programs between federal agencies and the private sector and was chosen by the secretary of labor to participate in the department's career management program. jordan later was hired of chief of staff to former united states congressman joseph mcdade. at the time he was pennsylvania's 10th congressional district representative who was also a senior member of the house committee on appropriations. in the house, he also served as a staff member on the house government operations and small business committees where he played an integral role in establishing the f