so to keep johnson's attention focused in the immediate vicinity of dalton. macpherson's army then would and west of rockface ridge and you can see on the map up here, again in the upper left-hand corner, the movements of the three armies or you can look on your map there. macpherson was to march 12 miles south of dalton and west of rockface ridge and cross through a narrow passage called snake creep gap and come out on the eastern side of the ridge line and on the western atlantic railroad in the vicinity of dalton. the western atlantic is the supply for both armition during the atlanta campaign. it was a railroad to stretched from chattanooga in the far upper left-hand corner of you're map which is in the bottom center of your map. it was a good plan. it was a very good plan. it unfolded just as sherman 40e7ed it would on may 8th, the thomas' troops and they demonstrated against and he gets through snake creep gap which the confederates left unguarded. one of johnson's one of the criticisms you can level with johnson and for many months he really hadn't stu

look at that large item rent in our budget who said do something and piper our department and greg dalton for ongoing leadership for the club and bill adams who was on our board until he passed two weeks ago and shirley i didn't temple black and the commonwealth family who once was said has deep broad support for the club in the community that made this project possible. so groundbreaking usually has some kind of symptomic gesture to save the start of the project several people asked are we going to break or shovel or do something symptomic you know how the events at the commonwealth club they start with the gavel so we're starting a program of a different kind and do it in the unique commonwealth club way. (laughter) >> i'm going to ask several people to join me to help me representing the contingent of the generations that have brought this project to where it is charles black junior who's mother shirley will i black temple passed and rob adams who great, great grandfather founded the commonwealth club that he chuck who's tad was a long time member of the club meeting and at every board

hood claimed johnston lost 25,000 men between dalton and atlanta.johnston claimed he only lost 9000. johnston's chief of staff when he was fired to call the records with him and destroy them. here is an affidavit from a fellow who knew, a member of johnston's staff, saying he did in fact lose 25,000 troops between dalton and atlanta. here -- that one was from a man named john smith. here is another one. they lost 25,000, from e.d. wade. this is one of the greatest names. hippolyte oladowski, johnston's chief of ordnance. he wrote, saying johnston lost 25,000 men during the campaign. this is a funny letter, from general g.w. smith, commander of the georgia militia during the battle of atlanta. and he wrote a letter to hood. he was an older fellow. it goes on and says, i wonder if old joe, johnston, did intend to leave my little band in charge of atlanta as his corps and cavalry were hunting for sherman. wouldn't that have been a kettle of fish. he writes, i was never planning to abandon atlanta. these are on the battle of -- the spring hill affair. s

we will ask liam dalton how he is investing his $3 billion.will be back. ♪ >> the fed to many is starting today. when is it going to raise interest rates? still with me as russell abrams. he started his own hedge fund. joining in on the conversation as liam dalton. bandages -- he manages $3 billion in assets. its talk about where we are heading. people putting their money? >> there is a pull towards equities because there is no alternative. for liquid assets, the federal reserve policy has sealed off all of the exits. what you mean? >> you cannot get a competitive rate of return. is a large amount of excess capital that has been sloshing around because of their activities. you can argue based on the data we have now that they are behind the curve on letting wrote -- rates float back up. there is a captive amount of equities. >> you could be investing in taxing medallions. russell, what about you? yields a investment lower return because you have liquidity, which is highly valuable. you should not undervalued liquidity. will notafe bet they be

>> the tankersleys live in dalton, georgia. they fall in the category of the underinsured. truck driver. he has major medical insurance through his employer, but the deductible is $500, really unaffordable, and the dental insurance costs too much. no one really knows just how many americans are underinsured like the tankersleys. >> he's the lucky one that could drive the 200 miles. he's the lucky one that got to see people today and get hooked in. there are tens of hundreds of thousands of people like him. >> marty, his wife, and daughter were seen for checkups, glasses, mammograms, and the yanking of that agonizing tooth. >> this has truly been a godsend to us, to me and my family and to all the hundreds of people that's here. i see the faces-- the relief in the faces. this has been a wonderful thing. [ticking] >> coming up, the stressful state of health care. >> for 50 million or so people in this country, the one thing that is on their mind is, "what if i have a catastrophic event, a car crash, a heart attack?" >> because they don't have health insurance. >> because i ei

we will be talking to liam dalton about the state of the markets and which hedge fund strategies arear. ♪ it is 56 past the hour, bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm olivia sterns. we're 30 minutes into the trading day. let's get you caught up on where stocks are trading. equities, little changed on this and mende monday. &a monday. the nasdaq is off by about 15 points. a busy week we are going to have your on the markets. we will get u.s. gdp numbers, it is also fed decision week. writing is job stay. right now, we are also keeping an i on the biotech sector. on the biotech sector. it has outperformed the broader market this year. warning that it may be time to getting out -- to be getting out. thanks for coming. obviously, biotech, huge performance the past 2.5 years. even last wednesday. houma biotech tripled last week. why do you think it is time to shore up the sector? mean to't necessarily get out completely. i do think the risk return profile is changing. as you suggested, it has been a huge outperform her massively over the last 2.5 years. you are looking at a very sl

that's interesting part about the best dalton at 300 ft.he- wire belli wrote up barely the size have been a board but by people that planted the straight public land. >>: looks a little better out there weather wise. bell we are say sunshine is there for cisco will see the parents of blue skies and the flag we do say a onshore flow that will move temperatures along the coast. services for right now here 64 degrees even the low 60s is here francisco. no longer dealing with the jurors so we saw earlier this morning. we do have a system overhead. but that was definitely a possibility during the overnight hours. thanks a lot of sunshine as a boy around today pretty much a carbon copy of what we experience yesterday's. we're really not talking about this again if the change in the forecast. ft walnut creek is getting high of 82. low sixties to low '70's along the east bay shoreline. your seven their run before cat shows that there's a warm up on the way. wilson then gradually into the weekend as the high pressure rebuilds. monday will be the war

there is a task force to investigate this, the first homicide of the year in dalton township.ories, but no leads, and what caused this wife and mother to be killed while out for a run. the death of 36-year-old rebecca bletch was thought or a hit and run, now a homicide. >> evidence pointed us in the other direction. >> reporter: she was found sunday evening along this quiet country road, less than a pile from her michigan home. they found multiple shell casings near her body, and upon further investigation, a small bullet wound. the wife and mother had been shot in the head. >> no scenario can make sense, can bring any kind of understanding to what transpired. >> reporter: police say her last contact with a family member was around 5:00 p.m. a little over an hour later, the couple who discovered her body called 911. the physical therapist found along the same path she was regular lly jogged. >> the way she was dressed, she was getting some exercise. >> reporter: she was found with several valuables, making robbery an unlike limotive. her husband and 11-year-old daughter were o

lex, dalton, ted, jesse, and jake are giving flowers through art project now as a way to spread randome love people. >> reporter: this summer they got a $10,000 grant and hit the road in an rv to share their mission around the country. along the way they've given out free ice cream, left care packages for the homeless, and visited the children's medical center in omaha to cook families for families staying in long-term housing. >> i thought, well, that's weird there would be an rv in the parking lot of the rainbow house. >> reporter: the mcgee family has been back and forth between the hospital in nebraska and their home in iowa since last fall when their son caden was born with severe heart and lung conditions. the guys took the mcgees on a shopping spree to help take their minds off a major heart surgery caden had scheduled. >> random acts of kindness are rarer than they should be. so i feel like with our rare situation, it was pretty neat to have these guys come and do this. because you don't hear about acts of kindness very much. and so it was nice to be part of that. they just ask