over to chattanooga, here is another wonderful picture of chattanooga. picture of you his the confederates in a minute. he has 60,000 men. and what you see in the background. he is a missionary ridge area it is an interesting place topic graphically. i got to visit it. as we approached, there is a hurricane. the trays were down and we were not able to visit it. we blame that on you. we are forgiven you now. you can see the mountain which is visible, here he is. in the defensive position, who is laying siege to what is happening at the beginning of this? probably or argue with the single most competent general. famously is unpopular. he does not look too bad here. everybody said he was ugly. repulsive is it worth it is often used. his demeanor was much the same. you asked how does this man become a commander. what answer is because he got along well with jefferson davis. he was a leader and commander, his subordinates did not like him. he had a plan that was sure to work. he issued those messages through the careers and nothing worked out the way it was s

in chattanooga tennesee, several people died. >> reporter: the storm stretched hundreds of mails. hail slammed alabama. heavy rain flooded part of ohio. strong winds blew the roof off this car dealership in north carolina and toppled trees in tennessee, crushing this mobile home and injuring a young boy inside. parts of the midwest are still cleaning up after the storm system roared through the area tuesday night. more than 100 homes in perryville, missouri were damaged with many destroyed. from above, you can see the scope of the damage in ottawa, illinois, 80 miles outside of chicago. in the small village of naplate nearby, dozens of homes were also damaged, some leveled. >> the windows are busted out. there's debris everywhere in the house. the only room that didn't get touched by the grace of god is my room and my daughter's. the rest is gone. [ crying ] >> reporter: tornadoes that swept through these communities packed winds up to 155 miles an hour. one person was killed by a fallen tree limb more than a dozen others injured. >> so sorry. >> reporter: illinois governor bruce

. >> and the civil war, a panel of historians talk about the chattanooga campaign which the ice in the fall of 1863. this resulted in the union forces under ulysses s. grant raking through a confederate siege. we talk about how they outmaneuvered the confederate leadership to route the confederate troops and put them into georgia. the union victory opened the door for william tecumseh sherman the following year. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long discussion. discussion is part of our distinguished speakers to her. as always i would like to thank mr. swartz for all of

mark strawsman, cbs news, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> we are dealing with some blustery weather and it appears we could see some flakes flying and before the week is over. howard bernstein has the first alert seven day forecast. >> yeah but we're just talking flurries or maybe some snow showers and not talking about accumulating snow but don't be surprised tomorrow if we have some of those flakes flying around. now we've got some clouds especially in the mountains some of them have been spilling east and yo here, when the wind hits the mountains it goes up and down and it goes up and down and whenever it rises, that's where you get these lines of clouds. and they're pretty consistent there. locally though we are dealing with a lot of wind still. no more wind advisory but it's still gusting almost 40 miles an hour in gaithersburg and martins bush in the upper 30 -- burg in the upper 30s and easton to 38 and yes, that's a 45-mile an hour gust on the coast there in atlantic city. the winds certainly have dropped temperatures, it's 31 degrees colder now than yesterday at this time in luray

an update on the bus driver blamed for a deadly school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. he will be arraigned march 24th. an indictment unsealed yesterday reveals.. johnton with six counts of vehicular homicide. six children died in the crash back in november. police say walker was speeding when he slammed the bus into a utility pole, sending it flipping into a tree. investigators found no traces of alcohol or drugs in walker's system. members of the u.s. olympic committee want the u-s-a gymnastics president and c-e-o to resign, amid a sex abuse scandal. more than 80 gymnasts have accused doctor larry nassar of sexual abuse. he was the team physician from 1996 to 20-15. olympic commitee members also want c-e-o steve penny to resign because of concerns about how he handled the allegations. he's accused of failing to immediately report nasser after the allegations surfaced. comedian faizon love has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a man at an airport in ohio. it all happened at the john glenn columbus international airport. love's attorney says it began when his client trie

war, a on the civil panel of historians talk about the chattanooga campaign which the ice in the fall of 1863. -- which takes place in the fall of 1863. this resulted in the union forces under ulysses s. grant raking through a confederate siege. we talk about how they outmaneuvered the confederate leadership to route the confederate troops and put them into georgia. the union victory opened the door for william tecumseh sherman the following year. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long discussion. >> tonight's discussion is part of our distinguished speakers to series. as always i would like to thank mr. swartz for all of his support and being able to invite so many people. i would also like to thank our trustees. who if they are not here that i do they plan on coming. all of the chairs and council members who have put forth great work. the program lasts one hour we will have a question and answer session, following that a book signing. we are thrilled to welcome the

spreading into the food chain the birds on the farm were euthanized. 30 other farms in an area west of chattanooga are also under quarantine. >> we are conducting surveillance and testing hundreds of samples. >> health officials say that no people have been affected but they say they are monitoring people who worked there at the farm. >>> fixing the pothole problem on california roads. >> it is more expensive in the long run to keep putting band-aids on it. >>> the rain is ending, the temperatures are increasing. we will see some spring-like numbers as we head into the week. i will show you the five day forecast after the break. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. bay area roads are take an real beating because of all the severe weather over the past several months. many drivers have been dodging all of those potholes. some cases huge potholes that h

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a grand jury indicted him for the crash that killed 6 children in chat chattanooga back in numn november was driving a bus when he hit a tree. 6 students were killed in the crash. investigators did not face any chases of alcohol or drugs in his blood. he was driving above the speed limit and using a dead. >>> 24 girls are dead after a fire swept through a children's shelter in guatemala. officials say youth started rioting in an effort to escape. some lighted their mattresses on fire in the girl's section of the rural campus. there have been complaints about abuse and living conditions at the shelter. >>> comedian and actor phase n love pleaded not guilty of assaulting a man. surveillance video shows love grabbing a valet and throwing him to the ground and into the desk and back on the ground. he was trying to get to his car parked at the airport while he traveled to different gigs, some words were exchanged, you but it's unclear what he said. >>> around the world mark international women's day. the empire state building was lit up in honor of women. a campaign sponsored by the united na

press, ttanooga free chattanooga times free press, trump pay homage to old hickory, president trump traveling to tennessee today to lay wreath at jackson's tomb. he'll be having a rally tonight there and we'll have coverage of that, go to our website for more details. the atlanta journal to health n, changes care bill senate republicans want more help for the poor and in the plan when they get a chance to look at the bill to ebate it when it comes the senate. the house this week is marking up in this house budget the plans they marked up last week in two committees expected that, it is to go to the house floor for vote and on to the senate. news out of xpress bipartisan adventure. san sentative will herd of antonio and representative roark paso took to the road, they are trading off driving make their way here. arkansas, onesboro, republican. you are on the air, good morning, go ahead. caller: hello. i'm angry with the political system we have completely. feel like we don't have representation. and they just don't care. i'd like to see somebody run for and say, i'll do what the people say, ge

in tennessee on sunday chattanooga police arrested bobby taylor after man called police say taylor assaultedosecutors charged with aggravated assault he's awaiting extradition to delaware for the 2015 murder authorities say she shot and killed taylor at a car wash. >>> phillies top cop admit police response to monday evening center city mob flash violence was not what it should have been. 1,000 teenagers dee ended on the city hall area. some of the teens were up to absolutely no good. one of self incidents dozens of teens chased another young person into the fed ex store at 20th and market right around 5:30 monday. so that was yesterday during rush. attorney joe ferris watched it all go down. says a kid trashed the store attacked workers and the kid they chased in there. ferris says he called 911 but -- >> it was 25 minutes at the very least i didn't see a police officer to be found. >> i think we drop the ball a little bit in our deployment on this in that even though we had people here for that very purpose, i don't know that we had enough given the early dismissal. >> last night police ci

tens of thousands of customers were without power in the chattanooga area alone at the height of the storm so take a look at the radar. those storms are now moving into parts of the south and north carolina. where more damaging wind and flooding possible. >>> well, hollywood is mourning the loss of one of its most creative talent. >> chuck barris the goofball host of "the gong show." you might remember him from some of these antics. >> he was the brained behin behind '60s smash tv shows "the dating game" and "the newlywed game" and was supplying the networks with 27 hours of entertainment a week at one point. >> he was the shonda rhimes of his day, short of. many fans took to twitter calling him one of a kind and which he definitely was. chuck barris was 87 years old. >>> still ahead, details on apple's new red iphone. >>> wyclef jean demanding an investigation after being put into handcuffs. what deputies are saying about mistaking him for a robbery suspect. >>> the rare cancer now linked to breast implants. >>> that massive fire this weekend at a kansas city suburb has been ruled a

pop up isolated severe storms. 8 million people are at risk from near memphis, near nashville, chattanooga and huntsville. wind and hail damage is possible with the tornado threat looking pretty low. the warmth continues in the southern half of the country. unfortunately another arctic blast coming down from the north. here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, the warmth continues and then we have our typical battleground going on there in tennessee between the cooler air coming down and the warm air to the south. that's why we'll spark storms. not a bad day in the northeast. cooler day in northern new england with lower 40s. >>> let's take you to the french alps. when you thought you couldn't go any faster. extreme biker broke his own 2015 extreme record for downhill biking on snow. he hit over 141 miles per hour. what's next for the french daredevil? the 56-year-old said it's time to retire, pass the torch to the younger generation. he should have passed that torch 20 years ago. he's 56. >> you can throw the bike on snowboards, too. >>> just ahead, 800 families of 911 victims are goi

is uninsured in chattanooga, tennessee. good morning. caller: i have a two-part question. you mentioned that your keeps information and congress can come to you for various information. and you give information out and if other outside organizations can get orbit -- information. is that a form of lobbying? guest: no. toare very careful not lobby. we don't take positions for or against any specific piece of legislation. comments tor technical issues. if you would like to see what we said, all of our policy documents are available on our website. actuary.org. host: you can follow them on twitter as well. william in texas, on the line for others. caller: good morning. my first question is, what will this affect veterans administration hospital care? the ones thatt had their premiums going, is that all the republicans think that decided not to have aca? host: did you get those? guest: i'm not sure i got the second one. what we are talking about this morning, selling insurance across state lines, has no direct impact on the v.a. health care system. the second question was about

it's orlando, boston, chattanooga, here in america.has to be vilified and destroyed as a brand. >> if i can conceptualize and that little bit. we in the muslim community and american policy long-term cannot be deceived into thinking that isis comes out of thin air. the saudi flag, the iranian islamic republic, the islamic republic of pakistan, these are islamic states that might be our allies against this monster got created from their ideas which is isis but their ideology of islamic state is the oxygen for jihad. until muslims start to defeat this identity state of islamism, islamic state ideology, and that's what a long-term strategy has to be the resurrection something like the u.s. information agency where we start doing radio free liberty into saudi arabia come into iran, into pakistan in order to defeat those ideas and create society groups the begin to share ideas. like we did in the cold war, without firing a bullet against the soviets directly, but winning that by defeating, and by the way, in america we see the implication o

the m wompanies like and volkswagen in chattanooga, tennessee, are trying to work on developing this program. we continue to watch the east wing of the white house, a live shot over they will have the news. focusare businesslike to on the numbers. but there is a personal side of this. you know angela merkel. how effective can she be in performing -- in forming a personal relationship? of angelaperception merkel is that she is pretty , and very much a scientist by the books kind of person. what struck me is how incredibly personal and engaging and charming she is. and it makes sense. she grew up in a political system that you get to go out to the public and get lots of votes running for chancellor. my first meeting like the one that is happening today is the one that happened between president obama and chancellor merkel a couple of months after the allegations broke about the cell phone being tapped. it was not a day at the beach meeting. i was able to watch that relationship go from a little bit of chill in that first meeting to the closest personal relationship. and so i have no do

police arrested bobby tailer in chattanooga, tennessee over the weekend he is accused of killingal wishoushe american car wash in delaware. the two men were not related. officers found the suspect after a man called the man saying that bobby taylor assaulted him and taylor will be extradited to delaware. >>> and two men are wanted for a robbery in the cedar brook section of philadelphia. one placed an order at the dunkin' donuts saturday morning and when the cash drawer opened he lunged forward and grabbed the drawer and ran off with about $450. >>> the veteran members of the philadelphia police force were given important promotions today. and two deputy commissioners a ascending the level of three star and others making remarkable place in their careers. >> commissioner ross led the five officers in an oath for their new jobs. including joe sullivan now a deputy commissioner of patrol operations. >>> rowan university is taking steps to keep its drinking water safe. they found nine residential buildings on the glassboro campus tested positive for led over the safe level deemed by the feder

it may produce 22 storms in chattanooga, but where it was all snow, it hit 42 inches. that was a great storm. that is not that was different and much more powerful storm. it usually snows in march, it's not that uncommon. the average 1.3 inches, even at dulles, the biggest snow was 12 inches in 1891. 1942, 11.5 inches. 1941, probably not. i don't think it will happen. it's hard to get more than four inches in dc. now, here's the snowfall forecast. north and west of town, it is more like 1-2 in la plata and south of that, nothing. heavy rain will roll through and if you are in la plata and waldorf, your best chance for snow is late morning and afternoon as cold air moves in behind the storm. a live lo dewpoint coming up and it will meet shortly and humidity will come in as the atmosphere become saturated. light snow at 8:00 and not a problem driving. heavy snow at 10:00 north and west, 8-12 west of the beltway. temperatures will cut the accumulation. it's not an ice storm, you will have rain or sleet. it may refreeze the rest of the week and melt during the day and refr

police arrested bobby taylor in chattanooga, tennessee over the weekend.used of killingal wishous taylor. and officers found the suspect after a man called police saying he assaulted him. >>> rowan university will take new steps to keep its drinking water safe. an independent firm found nine residential buildings on the glassboro campus for led came out above level. and they are using new faucet filters and water bottling stations and students will continue to receive bottled water in the interim. >>> still ahead on a tuesday afternoon. philadelphia police give us an update on the search for a massive mob of teenagers that caused chaos in center city last. >> i'm nydia han before you fly away find out your rights before things go wrong. >>> it is 4:30 now and "action news" continues with breaking news in north philadelphia. right now a peco substation is still burning along the 2600 block of west westmoreland street. causing a huge headache across the city. >> it knocked out power to 32,000 customers now including traffic lights and making driving in parts

we have enough terror going on in boston at the marathon and chattanooga, at the nightclub in orlando at fort hood and a san bernardino, we have our own problems or would he do we really want to invite other problems without the system? >> i think that's part of it, the other part of it is when people come here, we need to go back to teaching people how to be american. assimilating them into an american civilization. we absorb lots of people from lots of places. part of it requires defeating this left-wing mythology that you can be multicultural and it still be single country. i think we can have many peoples come to america, but they need to learn to be american if they're going to live here. >> sean: asked the question i asked dr. @tuckercarlson. doctor, i know for a fact from people interviewed and people who have been there, no-go zones exist throughout europe. if there is no assimilation there, those are two separate distinct countries within a country. >> that's the european problem and we cannot tolerate any development of on alternative culture inside the united state united s

the crash happened last november in chattanooga. among the charges, the driver, johnthony walker, could get six counts of vehicular homicide and reckless assault. he was driving over the speed limit when the bus swerved off the streets, toppled sideways and hit a tree. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now your morning money report. gamestop reportedly closing at least 150 stores because of weaker demand for gaming scon sconsconce -- consoles and games. the move after gamers shift from physical media like disks to digital downloads. it will expand its collectibles business which has been doing well. the chain said nintendo's switch has given it a boost and could end up with the broad appeal of nintendo's wii season. >>> amazon is adding jobs in palo alto. it's planning to lease a new building on university avenue to house software programmers. our partner "the mercury news," reports that amazon eventually plans to have up to 1,300 employees in east palo alto. >>> next month you'll be able to send starbucks gift cards through imessage.

it's the first confirmed case of the h7 avian flu. 30 other farms in an area west of chattanooga are also under quarantine. >> we are conducting surveillance and testing hundreds of samples from poultry in a 10-kilometer radius. >> health officials say that no people have been infected but they say they are monitoring the people who worked at the farm. >>> well, from snow on the peaks to rain and bursts of hail elsewhere, it has been another day of wild weather here in the bay area. tonight we are tracking those conditions as this latest storm winds down. good evening. i'm heather holmes in for julie. >> i'm frank somerville. we have seen a little bit of everything today. for most of the bay area today's storm moved through bringing scattered showers. these were the kins oakland about 1:00 this afternoon. >> and in the north bay today's storm brought more hail. check out this video sent to us by a viewer from sonoma just this morning. >> then take a look at this. a rare dusting of snow on bay area mountain tops. our crews found people on mount diablo this morning enjoying the winter

that but here in the atlanta area, huntsville, chattanooga, memphis, we have a chance to see an isolatedreat is very low today, but we could get wind damage out of that and also some large hail. the forecast is really split as ayman mentioned before the commercial break. the northern half of the country had another blast coming. at the same time, the southern half of the nation is feeling like summer. people are turning on the air conditioners from dallas, san antonio in the 80s. now we spread the warmth through south carolina and north carolina. you will feel it today. a little cooler to the north, but unfortunately the coldest air we'll find, really, tomorrow, great lakes and through the northeast. many of the areas still have snow on the ground, so a slow snow melt. >> a little bit of a transition from winter to spring. thank you for that. >>> if you thought a flight couldn't get more annoying, we'll have a live report to make you think otherwise. the u.s. is getting ready to roll out new restrictions on what some flyers can carry with them on board when they are coming in from overse

sunday chattanooga police arrested bobby taylor after a man there called police to say taylor assaultedim. he was charged with aggravated assault season now awaiting extradition to delaware. he is wanted here in connection for the shooting death of aloysius taylor killed in a bear area car wash. >> first 100 days the trump administration and americans are finally getting to the version of what republican health care bill might look like but replacement plan not uniting the gop with some lawmakers within the party saying it's just obama care light. fox's peter doocy has the latest on the health care fight. we're going to have something that's going to be much more understood and much more popular than people can even imagine. >> reporter: house republicans releasing their long awaited plan for over hauling affordable care act replacing it with the american health care act a package that would scale back the government's role in health care and in return could leave more americans uninjured something the health and human services secretary tom price weighed in on during today's white hous

tennessee, and by later on this afternoon, we could see big size hail over parts of nashville, maybe chattanoogaen into charlotte, north carolina. 200 million people today, way above normal, even in atlanta, 81 degrees. and for you in new york city, you're going to walk outside and say, hey, what happened to winter? it is warm and it is going to be nice today, a high of 57. enjoy, guys. >> we will. we will enjoy it today. thank you, chad. >> what she said. mystery solved! not one, but two of tom brady's super bowl jerseys headed back to new england after being found in mexico by the fbi. coy wire has more in the bleacher report. it is so funny, but it's true. >> it is funny and it's true. and it's a big deal. one jersey, the nfl confirmed, first of all, that this year's jersey went missing from his locker in houston had been valued at $500,000 and the one he wore in super bowl rxlix yeas ago found in the possession of a credentialed media. the nfl say this video was instrumental in the investigation. identifying mauriceio ortega who happened to resign for personal reasons just two days after the

--t: chattanooga, dem tennessee, democrats line. just telling my and when he was saying him,obama was wiretapping there are three things. diverting, he is people from the russian connection. number two, his daughter just dropped into the white house to get an office who just gave away all her business. why does she need an office? number three, to go back to the birther issue, saying that obama is not from america. america needs to look at what he is not saying. host: what do you think of what was actually said at the hearing on russia yesterday? comey needsink that to investigate the right person when he should have been investigating him through the campaign. they need to go back and figure out whether or not the american people -- or not. int: let's move onto craig cedar rapids, iowa, on the republican line. caller: i notice one thing in all of these hearings that is so evident. when the democrats start talking because of the egregious things they support for power, money, and votes, it just makes everybody unhappy that the peopl

just defeated, thanks in large fleeingthis mistake, is back toward chattanooga. >> you can watch the entire program today at 6:00 eastern. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. announcer: next, on political bookshelf, author paul cam kengor discusses his book, this presentation was recorded in 2010 and was hosted by the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. it's an hour and 20 minutes. >> thank you, john. i am delighted to introduce paul , the director of the center for vision and values, which focuses on advancing freedom with christian scholarship. paul is also a visiting fellow with the hoover institution on war, revolution and peace at stanford university. he's a frequent contributor to msnbc, c-span and fox news. in addition he's written for "the new york times," wall street journal, political science quarterly and many other publications. among the numerous books he has offered are " the crusader, ronald reagan and the fall of " god and of ronald reagan," " god and george w. " william p. clark, ronald reagan's top hand. ." today i am excited paul will be focusing on h

mark strassmann's in chattanooga, tennessee, where the storms left a trail of damage. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. on streets like this, the storm that barreled through here was quick but crushing. this tree felt on top of the house behind me right into the living room. the good news is the woman inside was not hurt at all, but parts of tennessee valley face quite the cleanup. the storm stretched hundreds of miles, whipping through the south and parts of the east coast. hail slammed alabama. heavy rains flooded ohio. strong winds blew the roof off this car dealership in north carolina and toppled trees in tennessee, crushing this mobile home and injuring a young boy inside. parts of the midwest are still cleaning up after the storm system roared through the area tuesday night. more than 100 homes in perryville, missouri, were damaged with many destroyed. the twister that hit this community was on the ground for up to 15 miles. from above, you can see the scope of the damage in ottawa, illinois, about 80 miles outside of chicago. in the small nearby vi

my local broadcasting station is wtci in chattanooga. i want to thank you for being here today. i'd like to recognize you now for your opening statement. ms. harrison: thank you, chairman fleischmann, ranking member delauro, and distinguished members of this subcommittee. i greatly appreciate the time allotted to me today to talk about the corporation for public broadcasting stewardship of the federal appropriation and really what it means to the american people. we're keenly aware of the budget constraints facing our nation and in that regard we have not asked for an increase in our base funding for eight years. today c.p.b. is requesting level funding in the amount of $445 million for f.y. 2020, $55 million for an interconnection system for public broadcasting, television and radio. and $30 million for the department of education's ready to learn program. although c.p.b. was created 50 years ago, our mission truly is morel vant than ever to serve every american with high quality trusted content that really does educate, inform, inspire , and entertain free of charge and commer

near chattanooga. in the 1870's. that makes this book really interesting. because it's just full of what life was like at this school for, quote, colored people, in tennessee in the 1870's. so, this -- and i can't find that anyone has this book. well, that's always interesting for a book dealer. if nobody is selling it, or alternativetively you can't find it being held by any institution, then that's a book that you can feel fairly confident, given its subject matter, that somebody's going to want. i'm suddenly very interested in mrs. stearns and want to catalog this book carefully and thoughtfully and in a way that i can market it to someone who's really interested in african-american history. so this is, to me, a wonderful little find. that just doesn't look like anything at all. i mean, it looks like a very nondescript religious pamphlet. for me it's a treasure hunt. i crawl around someone's basement and open boxes that have been sitting there for ageless. i have no idea what's in there. often it's just a lot of junk. but once in a while the omething rea

includes chattanooga, tennessee.n this area where we could see heavy downpours and gusty wi winds. it's the cold front that's combining with the cold temperatures in the southeast. most of the storms will peak in intensity and last in the overnight hours as they continue to push in the south and east. we're looking at cooler temperatures, dropping by 20 degrees in some areas. but record high temps are possible in parts of texas and the >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up, the social skill you need to master, that can make you smarter and happier. >> i suppose you've mastered it. >> you know i don't like this. >>> and first daughter, ivanka trump moving into a west wing office and obtaining new security clearance. what role is she gearing up for at the white house? at the white house? first, these messa at the white house? first, these messa hi! hey! i've made plans for later in case this date doesn't go well. likewise! but, funny story. on top of that? my mom is my best friend. uh oh. yeah. oop! there's

it's just a question of time before we get hit again as we were hit in chattanooga, out here in california others a you could. as far as i'm concerned, this is a serious matter even though it took place across the pond, it's still a serious matter because there's just question of time before we get hit here. i think it will. maybe only slightly but i think it will and enough so that politically he will have more energy of pursuing the travel ban and if gorsuch gets confirmed and he will and this ban gets up to the supreme court, i believe it'll be upheld by four. stuart: thanks very much for joining us this morning. short notice. >> my pleasure. liz: you wonder an an incident like this what it does to the national psyche to the people in the uk. the uk is, you know, famously an open society. stuart: so what we have at the moment is a lone assailant drives across westminster bridge which is right next to the house of parliament. he mows people down. don't know how many. we are hearing eight to ten, maybe. he continues across the bridge. he swerves to the left, stabs a police officer and the

includes chattanooga, tennessee.is area where we could see heavy downpours and gusty wi winds. it's the cold front that's combining with the cold temperatures in the southeast. most of the storms will peak in intensity and last in the overnight hours as they continue to push in the south and east. we're looking at cooler temperatures, dropping by 20 degrees in some areas. but record high temps are possible in parts of texas and the southern plains. southwest will see >>> results a mild afternoon. 58 degrees for delaware. upper 50s for new jersey as well and at the shore, 57 degrees. showers gone by this afternoon. the lehigh valley already seeing breaks in the clouds. those will be increasing later this morning and this afternoon and for philadelphia, 58 degrees with the showers drying out quickly. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up, the socia social you need to master, that can make you smarter and happier. >> i suppose you've mastered it. >> you know i don't like this. >>> and first

just north of memphis, south of nashville, that includes chattanooga, tennessee, and north of atlantat's in the whole area where we could see heavy downpours and brief gusty winds. this cold front that's moving southward and combining with those exceptionally warm temperatures that we're seeing across the southeast. most of these storms willeak in intensity later on this evening and last through the overnight hours as i they continue to push to the south and east. we are looking at much cooler temperatures behind this cold front, dropping by about 20 degrees in some areas, but record highs temratures across parts of texas and southern plains. southwest too we'll see temperatures well above average for this time of year. that's a look at the weather across the country. >>> and it is mild this morning, you don't need the warm temperature is 45 degrees. quantico coming in at 48 degrees. the day will shape up nicely by lunchtime today, 58 and mild. gradual clearing. low 60s, 63 by later in the afternoon. tomorrow, we're colder, 38 for a morning temperature. cold and windy through the afte

facebook at cspanhis panel of historians discuss the chattanooga hemp -- campaign, which took place in 1863 and resulted in union forces breaking through a confederate siege. here is a preview. back is arguably -- the single most incompetent general of the civil war. [laughter] >> what you really think of them? >> unpopular. this is the famous picture of him. he does not look bad here. everyone who met him said he was ugly. repulsive is the word often used. .is demeanor was the same how did this man come -- become commander of an army? he got along well with jefferson davis. he was a beleaguered commander, his own subordinates did not like him. he laid out a plan that he wasn't sure was going to work, and he issued these messages through those careers. nothing worked out the way it was supposed to. he was furious, he blended not on the couriers, one got lost and never found the guy who he was supposed to give the orders to, he blamed him! " i sent an order you were supposed to do this, you did not move, you are under arrest." he cashiered and placed many of his subordinates under arres