burnside is angry. he goes back after this conference, which leads nowhere, and plans the campaign that leads to the mud march, but after the fiasco of the mud march, he is so angry about the discord within the ranking generals and the army of the potomac that he writes out orders firing several of them. franklin in particular, joe hooker, who has been making noises behind the scenes -- openly to newspaper reporters that burnside is a disaster, the governor, how like, and stanton -- how he and stanton ought to be fired. what this country needs is a dictator. burnside does not like this. he sends orders dismissing half a dozen generals. lincoln says you can't do that, i'm commander in chief and i appoint and fire generals. >> my man henry raymond, editor of "the new york times," was with the army of the potomac when order number 8 was issued firing the staff here at -- staff. he takes a copy to lincoln to incite him against burnside. >> when lincoln revokes burnside's order, burnside offers his resignati

totakes a copy to lincoln incite him against burnside. >> when lincoln revokes burnside's order, burnside offers his resignation and lincoln says, i will have to accept this resignation. low and behold, he appoints joe hooker. >> remind everybody -- the reason i'm spending so much time with context here is because all of this is crucially important, to know what's happening behind the scenes and know about the turmoil in the general staff. black troops on the horizon, the staff -- it's all part of what leads up to what will be hooker's great triumph at chancellorsville. political about the crisis at that time. >> in the days after , when theburg newspaper editorials were saying that things are going to hell, there ought to be a change in the government, change in the army, things are just terrible -- the republican senators get and say,in the caucus we've got to do something. the government is falling apart, the country is falling apart. the problem really is that the heart of some of the members of the cabinet, particularly secretary of state william h. seward, are not in this cause. the

but heelan just a tonight...burnside hits the three and alex sb-l looking for their fifth win in six games hosting north on senior night. those fellas want our jobs chris. opening minutes....jacob shultz sets up in the corner and cans the three ball.....warriors on the scoreboard first.... jailen billings matching blows.....he connects from the top of the key....north out to the early 8-5 lead...... and billings was sharing the rock as well....kenan naj- dawi......collects his own miss and scores the deuce......stars still on top.... but sb-l was hungry on its home court...shultz again from deep....warriors hold on 55-52. alex over the past ten seasons, the siouxland conference has been home to seven boys state basketball champions. chris: tonight two of the top squads in the conference squared off, hoping to build momentum for a title run. chris moc floyd valley ranked 8th this week in 3a, sioux center receiving votes in 2a. early on...blake kamerman...nothin triple...warriors strike first. but the dutchmen respond...justin te grotenhuis...steps out and connects on a three of his ow

3) next play, deandre burnside hits the 2. heelen is up 22 to 18 at that point.4) now king chucks it down to tre wickey and he makes the layup 22 to 20 heelen.5) next possesion, king grabbed the rebound and takes it all the way to tie the game up at 22.6) next play, burnside hits the open 3. that makes it 25 to 22 at that point. heelen goes on to win 65- to 64. 3 don't go anywhere we're just getting started on game night. we'll have a live look from super bowl 50.and moc-floyd valley, fresh off handing okoboji their first loss. could they get their seventh straight win in a visit to number 6 sioux 3 welcome back to game night. we're going to take a brief pause from the basketball to super bowl.the first super bowl happened january 15 1967. back then, it was know as the afl-nfl championship game.as the decades passed a group of 16 people have been to every game.toinght we're meeting some of those men and women.sergio avila is live from san francisco, sergio, these aren't just fans of the game? 3 they're all fans but some they'r

good start for heelan, deandre burnside protects the ball and lays it in. crusaders had a 5-point lead. heelan led after a quarter, 12 to 11 -- burnside with the 15-footer -- but a-l woke up in the second quarter. the lynx go on a 28-4 run to close inside. heelan falls to al, 62-39. class 1a districts -- lawton-bronson hosting westwood -- the eagles swept both games in the regular season. mid-2nd quarter, the eagles work the ball inside and nathan kneifl makes the short jumper, lawton-bronson goes up seven. later, the rebels with a big play as a nice save leads to jacob miller getting the bucket and the foul, but the rebels still trail by five. lawton-bronson continues to pull away, here the ball is kicked out to a-j lefler who drains the the eagles back up seven. l-b gets it done on the boards as well, kneifl gets the offensive rebound and the putback as the eagles take care of the rebels, 68 to 35. sioux city native kirk hinrich has been traded by the bulls to atlanta for the second time in his career. he also played for the hawks in 2011 and 2012. chicag

this happened around 2:30 this morning at burnside and andrews avenues. fire crews had to cut holes in the roof here try and get the now, they were able to stop the spread of it. but still, every apartment on the fifth floor where the fire damage. damage. we spoke to the chief about what made this so difficult to get under control. >> it was pretty dramatic, you know, you had fire showing out of the windows, you had fire, a few units on the roof conduct holes in the roof to allow the fire to escape so it didn't spread laterally. i can't say enough how hard the guys worked. >> reporter: i'm going to show you some photos now sent in by viewers. again, at least six people suffered minor injuries as a result of the four-alarm fire. the gas and electricity has been shut off by con edison. and now fire marshals are on the scene, trying to figure out exactly where this started. back to you. >> tracy stray han >>> also breaking news, westfield, chi simonsen is in chopper 4. >> reporter: fire broke out around 5:00 this morning, live on chopper 4 over the scene. th

one officials want your input as they build the budget for the next fiscal year. tonight at six at burnside elementary school...to hear from the public. that's on patterson road. the richland two office of diversity and multicultural inclusion will hold a forum tonight in northeast richland county. it starts at six at brookland through spring. coming up on the news at noon... judge today. the latest on the case. and the f-b-i director speaking out for the first time on the battle between apple and the justice department over getting into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. both sides sounding off this morning. break one the man who police say shot eight people in kalamazoo, michigan over the court this afternoon. six of those victims have died and two more are in critical condition. nbc's blake mccoy has more. :41-:50 good day to you. it is later this afternoon that we are expecting the suspect in this shooting, jason dalton, to make his first court appearance here at the courthouse the county prosecutor says he believes they have the right man and he is ready to file charges.

the suspect got into a fight with another man in front of a building on east burnside avenue. he then pulled a gun and opened fire shooting the victim once in the less. the victim was not seriously injured. anybody with any information often this is asked to call crime stoppers. >>> the iowa caucuses are now less than 24 hours away. tonight all the leading candidates are making final pitches. >> we're going to bring back jobs to this country. we're going to take them back from mexico, we're going to bring them back from china. >> we have candidates who talk a good game. don't do what they said. we've been burned over and over and over again. >> on the republican side, ted cruz tonight saying he's the only candidate who can truly be trusted, while donald trump already sounded like he was looking ahead to november. the polls show trump in the call. same on the democrat side, with hillary clinton holding a slight lead over bernie sanders, clchb saying she's one who can get things done. sanders telling his supporters, the nation will be watching. >> what they will really be lookin

. >> reporter: within hours of opening, some 200 voters at the burnside elelentary precinct sinkt -- precinct had already voted. a check of others,eem to reflect what polls show. critical to win here. and it is >> i know her husband. she was -- pretty famous. >> did you really learn about it? >> not really. i haven't really gotten into the -- political stuff. >> so you felt it easier just to do what your folks do? >> right. >> living wage. >> reporter: sanders still ability 20 points behind worked to get known here and get skugly close the numbers -- significantly close the numbers gap. >> the issue is the e-mails and veterans services and that kind of services. >> i think a lot of people are tired of the way the political climate has gone. >> i made my decision strategically. i really at this point -- want them to win. >> reporter: electability is such a big issue. we heard it republican primary was here. so many voters that we talked to who said they didn't vote for their first choice of candidate in order to vote for a candidate they thought could win in the general election for w

several flights of scares to escape the fire that shot from the top of this complex at andrews and burnside avenues. forcing many to escape in their pajamas. >> actually went down the stairs, i was looking for my little sister. we found her. she ended up being downstairs. honestly, it was a hectic time >> reporter: hundreds of fft firefighters manned seven hoses. >> we had fire shooting out the windows, we had a few units on the roof cutting holes in the roof to allow the fire to escape. >> reporter: as crews clean the glass and burnt items that now fill the building, officials say the fire was likely accidental. residents tell us they didn't hear a fire alarm and question why. >> i don't know what happened. i smelled the smoke. >> reporter: all six of those injuries are said to be minor. a resident thinks this fire started in a garbage chute on the top floor. >> a 2-year-old girl tied in a fire early this morning in brooklyn. the police and fire departments both investigating and we are gathering more information on we'll have much more tonight at 5:00. >>> a connecticut judge will conside

burnside knocks down the three to give -- but it did not take long for christchurch to crank up the tebow. thompson with the steel and the score. click -- banks comes with the give and go. christchurch advances, 76-33. st. joe's hosting dixie. rexx there is the three-pointer -- berries the three powell -- the trhree-pointer. check our app for the rest of the scores from around. carol: another look at the weather after the break. michael: first, here's seth meyers. >> michael and carol, and greenville, anthony anderson is michael: remember this time last night? carol: sure do. michael: we tried to forget. john: this system moving through tonight is a different animal. no ice. rain in the upstate, rain or snow in the mountains. most of the precipitation is a must over with. it is moving quickly east. tomorrow, seasonably cool, high 56 in the upstate. 44 and partly sunny in the mountains. but look at the weekend. saturday and sunday. a touch of spring in the air. how is that? michael: bring it on. carol: we won't know how to act. thanks for watching. the news continues tomorrow morning. mich

moc up 38 to 33 in the third - deandre burnside - scoops up the ose board - finish in traffic - 16 points for him. the dutch would start to pull away - in large part due to karsten marker's presence down low - moc ahead by nine. closing seconds of the third - miss in he had 15. bucket in second half - wicked assist to marker. marker finished with 18 points and moc-floyd valley wins it 77 to 59 over bishop heelan. "we felt like we probbaly just wore them down at the end of the day," said loren de jong, moc-floyd valley head coach. "just really proud of our guys team defense tonight cause they have two outstanding offensive players and collectively our group got the job done." in c css 1a, fourth-ranked boyden-hull trying to advance against central lyon. first quarter - comets were working it inside to kyle bakker - but momentum would swing to central lyon. the senior - cade knobloch with the pull-up jumper from the free throw line. that momentum went back to the comets - wild sequence here marcus rens saves it from going out - and en he nails the three. boyden hull led 29 to 20 at the half

the suspect fought with a man in front of a building on burnside avenue saturday night. he then pulls out a gun and opens fire and shot the victim once in the leg. the shooter wearing a distinctive black jacket, black pants with white stripes. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers. >>> right now, the nypd is hoping you can help identify a suspect in the mugging of an elderly man in a manhattan subway entrance. the man police are looking for, vepgt tors say the attack happened last friday at the bower i. the 70-year-old man was hit from behind and knocked to the ground. the suspect took his cash and metro card. >> you have to be careful. that's why -- look front and back too. >> the victim had cuts and bruises on his face and treated at a nearby hospital. >>> new this morning, police are searching for a suspect who attacked a man last night on the southbound c train in washington heights. station in west 155th street and st. nicholas avenue. investigators say the victim was slashed on the hand as the train was moving. he was transported to columbia's hosp

the suspect in the video here fought with a man in front of a building on east burnside avenue on saturday night. he then pulled out a gun and opened fire, shooting the victim in the leg. he was wearing a distinctive black jacket and black pants anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers. >>> police are hunting for a suspect wanted in the mugging of an elderly man. this is the man they're trying to identify. this happened after the the bowery subway station. the man was hit from behind and knocked to the ground. that's when the suspect took his cash and metro card. >> you have to be careful. [ inaudible ] >> the victim had cuts and bruises on his face, was treated at a nearby hospital. anyone who can identify the suspect is asked to call police. >>> happening told, uber drivers will protest a fare cut that's robbing them of their hard earned money and what to do to get their point across could leave you stranded. lori bordonaro has more. >> reporter: darlene, we saw a lot of uber drivers out here on friday when they announced the fare cuts and a lot more expected today. service

. >>> mechanical problems downtown with burnside avenue. with us with the tractor- trailer on the parkway. not supposed to be there. as you head onto the fdr drive north from the 70s to the 90s, we have emergency guardrail repairs from the earlier accident. check out the delay upon the fdr drive. it looks like it's frozen because it's 16 degrees out. that's bumper to bumper volume. lincoln and holland averaging about 15-minute delays. we have alternate side of the street parking rules suspended today. ken, lori? >>> up next, a new health alert for pregnant women taking tylenol and the possible risk to the unborn baby. . >>> it's 6:53. welcome back. they have found a connection with pregnant women who take tylenol and an increased risk of asthma at age 3 by 13%. researchers say there's no reason to be alarmed, but they urge pregnant mothers to limit the amount of tylenol they take if possible. >>> caught on camera, a firefighter risked his life to go after one of man's best friends inside of a burning home. the sacramento california fire dep

on east burnside avenue in mount hope. the victim survived. he was hit once in the leg. investigating a sunday morning burglary inside a church. the thief broke into the baptist church on elizabeth avenue, by cutting a hole in the roof. the burglar took off with some food and personal items. despite the damage, the church staff is staying optimistic. >> it could have been worse. at the end of the day. this could have been worse. this could have been a tragedy that we could have been mourning somebody right now or mourning the fact that something else could have happened with the church but this incident is only a set back for us. >> the detectives want to talk to anyone who might have seen someone near the church with large amounts of canned goods. >>> a pair of virginia tech college students are due in court to face charges in the kidnapping and murder of a 13- year-old girl. but right now, the motive behind the murder remains a mystery. abc's megan hughes is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: 18-year-old virginia tech engineering student david eisenhauer

antietam battlefield where he and his wife sylvia have restored the home that was used by general burnside as his post antietam headquarters. it gives me tremendous pleasure to welcome this evening, dennis frye. and you all join me. [applause] mr. frye: it is a great pleasure to return here to shepherd. when he is talking about decades, plural, i was not even finished my second decade when i started here as a 17-year-old. was 40 years ago, 1975. 40 years ago that i began here. i was reminiscing earlier this afternoon as i was sitting here at the school -- we had a great football team then come up we did not go undefeated but we had a great vaulting. we had an excellent basketball team. one year i was here we went 33-3, when of the best college records in the united states. academic professors here at the time, one reason why i selected shepherd. i am a homegrown boy. i live just across the river in washington county. i grew up only a few miles from the antietam battlefield in harpers ferry and when i was a young man and would play war, dotation marks, as most kids at some point, i would pl

moc up 38 to 33 in the third - deandre burnside - scoops up the loose board - finish in traffic - 16 points for him. the dutch would start to pull away - in large part due to karsten markees presence down low - moc ahead by nine. osing seconns of the third - elijah hazekamp tips his own miss in he had 15. moc had everything to cheer about - levi jansen only had one bucket in second half - wicked assist to marker. marker finished w wh 18 pois and moc-floyd vall wins it 77 to 59 over bishop heelan. in class 1a, fourth-ranked boydyd-hull trying to advance against central lyon. first quarter - comets were working it inside to kyle bakker - but momentum would swing to central the senior - cade knobloch with the pull-up jumper from the free throw line. that momentum went back to the comets - wild sequence here marcus rens saves it from going out - and then he nails the three. boyden hull led 29 to 20 at the half. but they're cheeeeng in rock rapids tonight - riley van wyhe floats that one up and in. central lyon winners 58 to 53 over boyden-hull. for highlights of six more high school game