at least take one around the bend there of the cumberland and just keep up steam. so the confederate see that you still got boats there if you leave completely, it will be a great moral victory for them and that would damage us greatly. well, i got a message you're then and when i the boat he agreed he leave one when i got off his boat. i've got a messenger who's white faced and he said the rebels have attacked us and i fear all is lost so rode to the scene where they had a pillow had hit maclaurin in my riding and and they were trying to put they did push him back as i recall about a mile to open up a road south to nashville to get the nashville road. and they did it. mcclarnon was smashed and rolled back. they did well up, but they were rolled back and and when i got in, he had been sending. notes, he said, and out to lee wallace, next to him. i need some help. and he sent note to my headquarters. from my headquarters was dismissing anything mckiernan had to say and didn't do any take any action. when lee wallace asked for some and several messages were sent from

he's with cumberland university in lebanon, tennessee, where he is a history professor. he's also the author of this book, andrew jackson southerner. professor cheatham, was the reaction in official washington to that party. washingtonians were, i think, shocked. and and have to understand that the people who were reporting from washington about the events of the inauguration day in march and 29, they were anticipating that jackson was going to bring change. he is someone does not fit the mold of the first six presidents. he's not from virginia. he's not from massachusetts. he is not someone who has an elite background, or at least someone who comes from or born into an elite background. so they were already anticipating changes and maybe even a little bit of chaos. so they're reporting on what's happening at the the inauguration day festivities at the white house. i think you have to keep that in mind. for example, margaret baird smith, who's married to one of the newspaper publishers there in washington, she's the person who's oftentimes quoted about there being a mob,

he's with cumberland university in lebanon, tennessee, where he is a history professor. he's also the author of this book, andrew jackson southerner. professor cheatham, was the reaction in official washington to that party. washingtonians were, i think, shocked. and and have to understand that the people who were reporting from washington about the events of the inauguration day in march and 29, they were anticipating that jackson was going to bring change. he is someone does not fit the mold of the first six presidents. he's not from virginia. he's not from massachusetts. he is not someone who has an elite background, or at least someone who comes from or born into an elite background. so they were already anticipating changes and maybe even a little bit of chaos. so they're reporting on what's happening at the the inauguration day festivities at the white house. i think you have to keep that in mind. for example, margaret baird smith, who's married to one of the newspaper publishers there in washington, she's the person who's oftentimes quoted about there being a mob,

mark cheatham is a professor of history at cumberland university.got his bachelor's history at cumberland and that is masters of history at minnesota state university, and he got his phd in history at mississippi state history. jeff sellars, by the way, mark, he is a professor of history at cumberland. jeff sellers' role is he is out the state museum. i assume everybody in this room has been to state museum. nod your head. [laughter] he has a bachelor of history from auburn university, and he has a master of education from montebello. and then he has his masters of history from middle tennessee state university. all right, so i'm going to ask them both to very briefly describe what the book is about, really quickly, and then come back and we will kind of start the session. all right, so, mark, tell us, what is your book? mark: ok, sure. welcome. thank you all for being here. thank you all for being here and thanks to randy and the sunday festival books for having me. my book is, "who is james k. polk?" the presidential election of 1844. it's pretty

mark cheathem, a professor of history at cumberland university, he got his bachelor's in history at cumberland and. then he got his masters of history at middle tennessee state university. and then he got his ph.d. in history at mississippi state university. jeff sellers, by the way. mark yeah. he's a professor of history currently professor of history. jeff sellers role is he is the director of education and public what is it? paul programs. public programs, yeah. so he's got his hands full at the state museum to see museum. i assume everybody in this room has been to the state museum. right. nod your head. yes, you have. because if you hadn't you're going to after this. okay. so anyway, he has a bachelor history from auburn university or eagle or eagle and he has a as a master of education, montebello college university about him. and then he has his master's of history from middle tennessee state university. all right. so i'm going to ask him both to very briefly what their book is about it really quickly, and then come back and then we'll kind of start the session. it makes sense. all righ

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and near cumberland, maine, cars on that critical artery, i-95, at a standstill after multiple accidents. overnight, at least 20 crashes on i-94 south of milwaukee. this officer diving out of the way. >> you are safe in your car. open your window. >> reporter: authorities shutting the interstate for hours. two officers hurt. and across the chicago area, multiple multivehicle crashes. cars into trees and fences. even a fire truck had trouble on the icy roads. pedestrians struggling to keep their footing. the storm system, a clash of cold arctic air from the north and record warmth from the south that's spawning powerful thunderstorms. south of louisville, kentucky, a confirmed ef-1 tornado with 95-mile-an-hour winds tearing up a farm in hart county. and david, just as temperatures are starting to warm, now another storm system is moving in right behind this one. it's going to impact many of the same areas this weekend. david? >> david: trevor, thank you. this new storm on the way, let's get to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of wabc. well, lee, take us through it. >> reporter: david, you

3 years, especially under, for our president bided, who cut off basically any contact with his cumberland count. the parts is really something that we have to recognize of this period of time has been, uh, something that we haven't seen since the cold war. so the fact that we're restarting diplomatic relations and at least having a dialogue is very symbolic. and something that can lead to some progress on not only the bilateral relationship, but on possibly ending the war a new frame. however, i think we have to send for our expectations. there are a lot of complexities involved here versus national security concerns. it's questions over it's kind of sort of integrity over the expansion of nato. are so many concerns, not to mention the numerous sanctions put on russia by the west. all of these have to be part of the negotiations. and ultimately the production has concern over deed expectation, demilitarization, and then ukranian neutrality has to be agreed upon by all the partners involved. and so i think the fed as the complexity here, what could possibly happen. he's a rep 1st month bet

part of renewed diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. cumberland was a v as an analyst with the center for research on congo control. so the good news is pushing the best way to the task, but whether the nother, what c 9 is coming from the eighty's, that they are not holding run back comfortable for them. surprises us see why we have the ocean, but we have a member of african union, which is violating this charter. the african union shot that they would tell you what i think were german. i'm ask initial, according to the one group of experts, at least 4001 of the soldiers across the board and says, uh, 2024 and could be more by now. but no, they shouldn't. across the i would say actually the african unit isn't bodies or sticking aggressive diplomacy to hold one day accountable for that, that wouldn't allow for his thoughts. and the other engagement to take but seem to come with deductible pressure comes, will be, you know, moment distinguish them and pushing for the primacy. we might aggressive diplomacy to run, they kind of go where we have to think about to come with these. the price

interest, and it's also not politics because or to remember according to recent opinion, polls, cumberland, harris, the main reason she lost, that's right. was my demonstrations were on go so. so trump isn't doing it himself . i think any good if you were to follow through on this plan. yeah, been around so it was really was interesting again, the optics of watching the 2 leaders in the white house sitting together, trumpets taking on all of the risk and that's in yahoo takes no risk at all. i find it very strange, a strat. i mean, he's a business man, that's a very strange business strategy. go ahead, ramsey as well. i mean it, think about it based on how is he but we get particular reporting on this. nothing . he a whole goes as a field leader who's even battled in his own country. the military is in tatters, is a big, big problem as well, politically and militarily. and he called us back at 5 pm sent to me that we'd be via an all the, you know, of thinking about to be joining the government again. this is the gift up front, but the so temporary gift of bethany, who built the sense of tr

davis agent concept has now lead to, to allow me to use the tools in the eastern cumberland city. and even the over capacity cannot accommodate more bodies that's causing many off those body to leave. i meant to live in the streets on the ground. obviously, as you can imagine, the situation remains quite tense. the him, 23 forces that we are told inside of the city. and you in peacekeeping personnel and suits have last week before the basis medical facilities in for my reportedly overwhelmed ad. his social services have obviously also been disrupted, and his son paused currency as far as we know the into the city forces controlled the airport and the august of break down the flu in order in the city, given the increase of width is at this point and a spokesperson for the dfcs immunization has attribute to the high default to a one to have a left of the normally yesterday we had figures that were close to 3500 and the 2800 injured. and the 773 dead officially listed in health facilities, but dead bodies remained on the streets of goma and people were forced to clean them up. now. a

it was detained, visor is very forces during a raid on cumberland, one hospital in december findings resumed an eastern democratic republic of congo between the m. 23 revel group. i'm the army. it's renewed for years among people who say they're being forced to leave a despised cap and of know where to go. if i could start as boosting security operations in the north, off to the pakistani, tyler bond warned it will be expanding its attacks on the military last year. so an uptake and violence with the biggest loss of life among security personnel in a decade. sorry. gail has this exclusive report from the swat funding. it's early morning and pockets. dawn swat valley and police cause lined up the main street with offices gearing up for another day of walk. or this is the model of job the road, a winding route through the he knew, crush mounts and that connects me to town. but in september, on the same road, a convoy carrying foreign diplomats, unimed blasted as was ambushed in response. this dedicated team has been pers on highlights carrying out counter terrorism operations on a dail

i couldn't do this job without the best cumberland, best produces the best spaces and those other people to ireland in order to be able to get that message out to the world. the the the you're watching you'll just hear a reminder about top storage, ssl, it us secretary of site micro rubio has helped folks with as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu review. and you know, who discussed the president, donald trump's plans to both palestinians out of the strip, just being widely content. and as ready as trunk has killed 3 palestinian police offices in southern guns that best to spot the ongoing c spine, which includes a pause and hostilities where you can to no position for the keys of this. j has been transferred from prison to a hospital and you can just capital a can paula to he began hunger strike last week. his wife says she is very worried about his health off the he stopped eating to protest his detention. this jay is a leading opponent to presidents. you're wearing this of any who's been in palace in nearly 40 years. it was abducted in kenya in november and transferred back to

this our to cumberland has confirmed president. the letter of intent is willing to meet president for let him or as a lensky, if necessary. ukraine was not invited to the talks underway and rewards between the us and russia on ending the war. the lebanese government says it has the right to use all possible means to insure the full withdrawal. if is really troops from the south as agreed in the ceasefire earlier, israel said some of its forces which remain in populated areas near the border. at seam, if is really negotiators in cairo to discuss the continued implementation of the gaza as far agreements, including the entry of mobile homes. and that's in the whole government was under mounts and us pressure to start tasks on phase 2 of the deals. as far as for a ministry spokesman, magically ansari has been addressing the media about the latest developments and the agreement that positives of phase one would apply until we have an agreement. as long as the negotiations are taking place at that, we have had quite a positive momentum

if cumberland harris had won the most recent presidential election with the outcome of the war, had been any different would fighting have ended sooner or later with ukraine, maybe sitting land to rush it as a matter that happens, no matter who's in the white house or i think ukraine can ukraine itself can not win this war by itself, and i never saw the deep cleaned could win this for so actually for the with right from the beginning when you create needs to be in strong position, negotiate on on, on the battlefield. i thought it was completely insane statements that just set up a lot of the land of hollywood where the good guys went and the bad guys lose. so i think there was in never a starter unless they made the troops on the ground unless they are the ones fighting at the same time made the said we're not involved. and so if you're not involved, ukraine is losing people. it can north, when a go against 145000000 people of rush, it did incredibly well. i mean that's we give it to you create. i mean, it's an incredibly brave country with it, with a lot of stamina and self recognition.

is the one i couldn't do this job without the best cumberland best produces the best spaces and those other people to ireland in order to be able to get that message out to the well the, the dealers will take over the guys and we will do a job flying in the face of international know donald trump says he will seize, control have gone into an empty it of palestinians. the of them are kyle, this is out. is there a line from dave? ha, also coming up from us, we are saying president, trump comments are of such as ideas like that could ignites the region. saudi stands fun. america's regional allies, as it's cool for an independent palestinian state, is unwavering. also have the united states trade well with china, from san marcus postal service, suspends packages from china and hong kong. the both us allies and detractors have condemned preston total trunk. comments about com. so with some accusing him of calling for ethnic cleansing, he was president says he wants to take over the strip and went roll out, deploying american troops to do so. and out says, plans while standing next. so is t

happens.o br >> laura: here is what is going to happen and i hate to break it to the people of mainen cumberlandve to explain that to the voters have maine.much it rages they can vote for itgh t.you get. representative, thank you for joinin kamg us. kamala harris is ready forus w close-up and hollywood a new production where jesus will be played by a woman. "seen and unseen" will be next with raymond arroyo. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. what does treating dry eye differently feel like? ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ for relief that feels ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs t

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we have the cumberland river here in nashville, that one is steadily rising near action stage which isme of these low-lying areas like the area you're looking at right now. the u.s. armies corps in nashville says they're making adjustments for this. they've already begun reducing water -- or reducing water releases from certain reservoirs to to create buffer space in the main stem of the cumberland river for rainfall. and, bryan, this isn't the only piece to this storm. this afternoon there's a severe threat for strong tornadoes and damaging winds. back to you. bryan. brandy campbell, thank you so much for that. we'll be right back. nts. they're go-getters and legacy-leavers, and what matters most to them matters most to us. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of five client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw

the world too often cumberlands in the face of tragedy, empire assignment in 19 minutes on dw the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect. and one different thing from life and your parents. i just want to pursue what that's nice on fire or you think you kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, unreasonable, all stuff. i want to indicate it's time to to and then when generation nash dw documentary, the a business, dw news live from borough land. the top diplomats of the us and russia agreed to talk on ending the ukraine war. us secretary of state, marco rubia will head our us delegation so me, russian envoys and saudi arabia. european countries will not have a place at the table. also coming up, a mass rally keeps up the pressure on the serbian government. the student led anti corruption protest takes over the countries 3rd biggest city as serbia marks its national holiday.