heads up around clairmont. you might see some of those.k of the area will remain dry tonight. that's going to be the case off and on. here is tropical storm sidney or what's left of cindy, now a tropical depression still spinning down here. that's all tornado watches including one tornado alabama. that's flash flood watch, we do not have either of those in effect, most will stay towards the west. how is it going to effect us here, not just one round, taking us hour by hour. >> you can see on the radar, they're parts of virginia and west virginia. so that moves into our area over night after midnight, well, great day tomorrow morning for the morning commute, some showers, potentially, a few rumbles of thunder. we'll continue to see rain through at least the mid-morning hours, a little bit different they'll be in tomorrow morning updated the -- updating the forecast. but by the late morning and midday hours, look at future weather, we'll dry, you can't rule out shower thunderstorm later in the day but really it's like friday morning we'll ha

grant was surprised by clairmont. certainly he was taken by surprise at shiloh. lee was taken by surprise by grants crossing of the james. when confronted by a setback, their instincts are identical. neither retreated immediately from a surprise or defeat. instead their reaction was to ask themselves, how can i turn this setback to my advantage? which is what grant would do after holly springs and after the second -- day at shiloh. that's the reason least it at antietam and gettysburg, hoping for an opportunity to turn it around. both had the instincts of raiders. these campaigns at into the and gettysburg are not of conquest. he never expected to stay in maryland or pennsylvania. he was always going to go back to virginia. antietam stunned and shocked the north and had some political effect. gettysburg disrupted the plans for the season and wrongfooted the army of the potomac until november. it bought lee andi virginia summer. they both understand the value of what a raid, even a huge one can accomplish. neither is afraid to take a great risk to . think of grant

light laughter ] his title says "senior advisor to the president," but his voice says senior at clairmont. [ light laughter ] the investigation seems to be moving quickly and trump himself has reportedly become so transfixed by the investigation that he often insists out of nowhere that he did nothing wrong. according to politico, during conversations with associates and allies he has sometimes, without prompting, injected "i'm not under investigation." [ light laughter ] you know, like innocent people do. "this is a great day. what you say we go back to my place? i'm not a murderer." [ laughter and applause ] now with his legal issues, trump's staff has been trying to keep him from saying crazy things online. after it was reported last week that trump is now under personally investigating for obstruction of justice, a senior administration official was asked what the white house game plan would be and replied, "keep him away from twitter, dear god, keep him away from twitter." [ laughter and applause ] trump's aides are starting to sound like frontier farmers praying for rain. "oh please

incidents like the one at midd middlebury or when heather mcdonald was prevented from speaking at the clairmont colleges. >> heather mcdonald, a scholar, sort of center-right. >> right. and the protest was not physically violent in the way the one at middlebury was but she was prevented from speaking and that's inconsistent with what we need to stand for as institutions. anytime you have an incident like that, understandably, it is reported. when charles murray came to speak at princeton, and there was a respectful protest but he was able to give the speech, no reporting on that. when ow students had a debate with rick santorum at the end, he complimented the students on their respective maifer and there was very little reporting on that debate. so i think there is exaggeration around the set of incidents that's taking place on college campuses. i find our students and our faculty as well as university leadership are strongly dedicated to the importance of free speech on campus but these are fundamental values and obviously we have to be attentive to making sure that people from all viewpoints