davis ignored this. he simply appointed the people that he thought were the best in the order in which he basically judged their military ability. johnston sends a crazy number of letters. he didn't have email or text. he was physically writing letters saying, hey, i don't think this is fair. davis received each letter, wrote insubordinate in on it, flipped it over and moved it to the side of his desk. davis wasn't about to hear it from joseph johnson, and they come to loggerheads, right? but this is how davis manages his military resources, right? he has five generals. he needs to keep them all happy. and he's not even able to do that. and the first shots of the war haven't even been fired at fort sumter. and davis has already got issues with managing his generals. i just need to give you a sense of how obstinate jefferson davis could be when it came to these issues and these two figures, davis and johnston, are going to be all over the western theater because when davis doesn't know what else to do wit

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here are several options facing davis at the time. obviously, the most obvious one is that davis could retain hood a command of the army of tennessee. just stay the course and hope things turn around. of course, davis and hood had to think about their critics, particularly critics in the press . so they also needed to think about the best way forward that would indicate that they were concerned and aware of the problems that came along with a guy like john bell hood in command. one of the proposals that davis apparently broached to hood was putting a more senior general in place. a man like joe johnston, which of course, to hood was at this point out of the question. also beauregard, a very senior commander with a great deal of experience, who could be giving a role as a theater commander, a kind of babysitter or supervisor, if you will, who could oversee operations in georgia, alabama and tennessee, and can be drawn on for advice and counsel, perhaps. under this arrangement, hood will retain feel command and execute his campaigns as

davis retains good in command. all right. on paper at least, john bel hood looked like the right man for the job. hood's rise to command was nothing short of meteoric, having begun at the regimental level and eventually division command in a major general c in the army of northern virginia who had carved out a reputation for physical courage and aggressiveness in battle. leading his texas brigade in a costly but overwhelming charge at james's mill in 1862 and guiding his division in pivotal attacks at second, manassas and antietam the very same year he was wounded in the left arm at gettysburg in july 1863, and he returned to the field that september temporarily commanding an entire corps under james longstreet during the confederate victory at chickamauga, it was at chickamauga that he had received his most devastating injury shot in the right leg. he had the leg amputated just below the hip. he recuperate from the wound in richmond and he was back in the field by the next spring and summer. it's a pretty remarkable turnarou

your options facing davis at the time. the first and obvious one davis could retain the army of tennessee. stay the course. had to think about their critics, particularly in the press. they needed to think about the best way that would indicate they were concerned and aware of the problems that they came along with a line like john bell . one of the proposes that davis wrote was put in a more senior general in place. a man my joe johnson which of course they were probably out of the question but pgt beauregard who is a senior commander who can be given a role as a feeder commander a babysitter if you will who could oversee operations in georgia alabama and tennessee and drama for advice. under this arrangement he will retain field command and execute his campaign as he saw fit. it you know who that's going to be here. the commander advises and assists and helps. the problem is twofold. a few candidates for the supervisory position available. would just replace them. the senior commander was william hardy. they set and cann

the gun in september 1996 mister davis said the hearing happening in a blink of an as davis told the judge, his lawyer wasn't here. you need to >> he said you can do is to be here. okay. davis saying la based attorney e fall is representing him in a statement to the 8 news investigators false as he's helping davis retain a lawyer. it's been lingering for 27 years. clark county district attorney steve wolfson says well, high-profile davis is like any other criminal defendant. i felt there was sufficient legally admissible evidence. >> to move forward. that's why we presented to a jury. the grand jury agreed that there was probable cause turn what this case is like no other >> we will all be back here in 2 weeks for that. continue to rain meant to that is when davis is expected to plead not guilty with his lawyer by his side in downtown las vegas and david charts. chp settling a lawsuit for 7 million dollars after officers shot and killed erik salgado back in 2020. >> the 23 year-old was shot 16 times after he allegedly stole a car and crashed it into 2 patrol cars in san leandro. salg

wyre davies, bbc news, jerusalem. live now to our correspondent wyre davies injerusalem.nd on the humanitarian aid situation, there were suggestions like last night that there might be an expansion of aid that is allowed into my do we know what is happening with that? ho. into my do we know what is happening with that? ., ., , , ., with that? no, there has been no secifics with that? no, there has been no specifics from _ with that? no, there has been no specifics from the _ with that? no, there has been no specifics from the israeli - with that? no, there has been no specifics from the israeli side, i specifics from the israeli side, there was a mention yesterday that israel might try to work towards allowing more aid in. on sunday there were about 30 trucks allowed in through the rafah crossing, that is a little bit more than we have seen on previous days, the average has been about 18 or 20 trucks but it is far short of what the aid agencies and the united nations say are needed, they say they are 100 trucks or more needed each day, not just with the basics of medicine

hood was a smoker, and he was going after this appointment, and davis made it. bruce can once said this was the biggest mistake of the war. davis probably realized that 90 days later. good picture of hood. we know a lot about him. born in 1831. to friends, he was known as sam. at the united states military academy graduate of 1853, graduated 44th out of 52. he was a good guy, party guy, when is 96 out of 200 possible merits his senior year. almost didn't graduate. after fighting seven days, gettysburg, all the engagements up there, the catastrophic chickamauga really took a toll on him, and at age 33, he was promoted the youngest person in either army to be promoted to a full command. gallant, tough, probably a great commander on the division level, but we found out quickly that he was not a great commander in the army. so, what happens? johnson gives up atlanta, hood comes in. who's going to try to drop sherman out of atlanta, cut his supply line. sherman said, you live off of land, and he did it. and he takes off to savannah, georgia. hood then meanders over t

wyre davies, thank you.. wyre davies, thank you. let's also get the — move. wyre davies, thank you. let's also get the picture _ move. wyre davies, thank you. let's also get the picture from _ move. wyre davies, thank you. let's also get the picture from inside - also get the picture from inside gaza, where our correspondent rushdi abualouf is in the southern gaza city of khan yunis. israeli tanks control salah al—din road and cut the gaza into two pieces, so now the people in gaza city so now the people in gaza city and the north, they don't have access in and out of that area, so, gaza is divided from what it used to be called...road. it's the road which links gaza, the eastern border with israel, with the sea, so the tanks have moved, we are still not sure from where, from east or west, but we have tanks reach the middle, the salah al—din road is in the middle, it's the main road that links gaza from the very far north to the far south. so now in the middle tanks are controlling this road and it's closed.

it's registered in davis's wife's name.olice seized documents and personal items which they say helped them corroborate davis's own comments about the case. thomas moskal is a former prosecutor. they're going to prove that he was but they have his own statement saying that he was there. they're so if this point he's going to have to make the argument that either i wasn't there and i lied the whole time. why didn't know what was going on? i live the whole time. >> history was made on the pitch last night in sacramento will introduce you to the youngest athlete in american youngest athlete in american sports history. travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so,

davies. while operating under title 42 authorities from march 2020 two may 11 of 2023, very few micros were processed. whereas the south was border processed over 2000 micros a day, most were processed on a app while others waited in line to be processed for a walk in appointment. has this helps speed up processing time? what is the average amount of time it takes to process a migrant who schedules an appointment through the app compared to someone who gets a walk-in appointment? davies: the app is used as a scheduling tool. we do intake from the international boundary line with a variety of different individuals for legitimate travel in addition to migrants. the use of the afro an appointment house identify -- of the act for an appointment helps us identify them. the process varies at different ports. some appointments are sent where the use of cdp one helps to plea populate some data that has been exhibited as of the app in the primary inspection and from there are referred to primary and s

and davis made it. bruce catton once said this was the biggest mistake of the war, and davis probably realized that 90 days later, good picture of hood. we know a lot. him born in 1831, bryan's was him in friends. he was known as sam at the united states military academy graduate 1853, graduated 44th out of 52. he was a good guy, a party guy and had 196 out of 200 possible demerits senior year almost didn't. after fighting it. seven days. gettysburg heard all the engagements there the catastrophic wounds at gettysburg and chickamauga really took a toll on him. and at age 33, he was promoted. the youngest person in either army to be promoted to a full command. and gallup. tough problem billy. a great commander on the division level. but we found out quickly that he was not a great commander of a big army. so what happens? john johnson gives up atlanta. hood comes in. who is going to try to draw sherman out of atlanta? curtis supply line. sherman's said, we can live off the land. and he did it. and he tak

it's registered in davis's wife's name.seized documents and personal items which they say helped them corroborate davis's own comments about the case. thomas moskal is a former prosecutor. they're going to prove that he was but they have his own statement saying that he was there. they're so if this point he's going to have to make the argument that either i wasn't there and i live the whole time. why didn't know what was going on? i live the whole time. >> it was david charns reporting for us tonight. >> still ahead, former niners player russ francis tragically among those killed in a plane crash over the weekend with the latest when the investigation there. plus a friendly reminder that emergency alert test will be heard. >> on all phones. >> tv's and radios across the country this week. we'll tell you >> when to expect it. so you will be caught off guard there and then gas prices continue to be a pain in the neck. going up up up with some of the bay area locations. more than 6, $7, a gallon for regular. why one expert is

davis has made over the last few years.e participated in the documentary, he coauthored a book, he gave a number of youtube interviews. so, his admissions really peaked the investigation to look more closely into what was going on. it was brought to my attention. we then executed a search warrant at mr. davis's home where we seized certain items of physical evidence. after all of those considerations, we wanted to make sure we got it right, anderson. this is an important case that is getting a lot of attention, so after we reviewed all of the evidence, we felt comfortable that we should bring this case to a grand jury, which obviously agreed when they returned, and indictment. >> so, even after all this time, 27 years, when you did a search warrant on his house, or is saying that there was evidence that you will use at trial, which implicates him? >> yes, a number of physical items of evidence were seized at his house that will be used. we wanted to gather as much supporting evidence as we could. we didn't want to proceed j

davis denying any wrong doing. >> not a detective quite yet, but sure took them a while, huh? >> i ain't worried about it. i ain't did [ bleep ]. >> well, i mean, that's what court's for, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: davis indeed appeared in court this week and was ordered to remain in custody. but many, including member of shakur's family are questioning why it took so long to make an arrest. >> this guy has been telling the whole, the same story the whole time, for 27 years. >> reporter: during numerous interviews, davis admitted to being a passenger in the car where shots rang out that killed shakur. a detective said police were well aware of davis' media interviews about the murder, testifying, there's hour's worth. testifying also why he believes davis would risk publicly talking about a murder not yet solved. he decided to write his own book and start talking on youtube videos in an effort to gain money for the killing of tupac. detective, that's what i believe. another key component of their case, new witnesses. >> we didn't want to proceed just with his admissions. cer

jefferson davis. he didn't like johnston. hood was a john bell hood was a gallant commander on the division rival and davis decided to replace him outside of atlanta. against the objection of beauregard and braxton bragg was hood's biggest proponent and braxton bragg may have been the worst confederate general ever and of worse lincoln went through those disasters with his appointments as well. he was still around and befuddled the mind and he was still around and davis made the ointment. robert e lee is near and dear to me. i don't know how much he had to do with the appointment but he was aware of what was going on. we don't know whether he made any attempts to stop it. he has served valiantly under him, hood did on a number of battles over the years and other confederate commanders. hood had been in the tough battles up. all the big engagements. and as we know at gettysburg he had a shattered left arm which became useless. for whatever reason davis made the appointment of hood. hood had been schmoozing davis avenue for his

dwayne keefe davis.ot of uncertainty about what happened and why it took so long for this man to be arrested. he not only said he was at the scene of the crime but in the car the shots were fired from. i'm joined by the district attorney. mr. wolfson, appreciate it you being with us. the arraignment was delayed because the suspect didn't have a las vegas-based attorney. how strong is the case, do you think? >> first anderson, thanks for having me on your show. i want to start off by saying that mr. davis enjoys a presumption of innocence, like any other person charged in this country with a crime. the arraignment was delayed because mr. davis said he retained a lawyer out of california, and we can't arraign a person until they have a lawyer. >> in terms of the case itself, is there much you can share about why you believe tupac shakur was gunned down? >> well, there's been a lot of talk in the media for the last number of years and of course recently in the last few weeks. it started with a number of adm

caroline davies - they arrive. we will have to leave it there. caroline davies in - it there.is time for a look at the weather. hello. our very unsettled, changeable spell of autumn weather continues through today and really for the remainder of october as well. we have got a bit of sunshine developing through the day, this is the picture a little earlier in newcastle, county down. but some big shower clouds around too, so through today and the next couple of days, unsettled showers or longer spells of rain, some of them are going to be quite heavy and particularly wet weather for eastern scotland. so this is where we're expecting the rainfall to accumulate for the next three days. and you can see the green colours developing here across parts of aberdeenshire and eastern scotland where we could see up to 100 millimetres of rain falling on that very saturated ground. so more flooding is possible through the weekend. now we've got low pressure, this swirl of clouds sitting out to the west of the uk and weather fronts are going to be driving their way gradually northeastward. so

davis, of the conspiracy to kill tupac.now yet as it relates to notorious b.i.g. >> not knowing all of this even though it's taken this long to arrest an individual, there are questions about whether or not he is accused of actually pulling the trigger. trey, i want to turn to you. davis isn't accused of pulling the trigger, right? he's what they're calling the, the shot caller. you say he's used it as kind of a dark bragging point. what do you think about whether he should be held responsible for this murder? >> yeah, it's great to be on with both of you tonight and thanks for having me on to talk about this. obviously huge in hip top and american history. i think for me one of the things i think about is just my good friend sharonda sent me an "l.a. times" piece giving me greater kong tex. when you think about davis, his roots in compton particularly his gang affiliation. in the aftermath of the shooting involving tupac where he died, you know, there were what was called ten days of hell in the compton area where over the

it's davies. now by former raf fighter pilot instructor. it's davies. tim instructor.es. tim thank you very much. great to have you on the show. right. okay. so look, is carol vorderman an embarrassment to our armed forces ? our armed forces? >> well, we all have carol. >> well, we all have carol. >> you know, arguably, carol is a national treasure, isn't she really? but i think just recently what we're seeing and i'll a little bit kind of i'll be a little bit kind of straight with this, we're seeing people partisan their people very partisan in their views. people very partisan in their vieiand think that's what's >> and i think that's what's happening now on twitter happening right now on twitter with fernelius with the spat with fernelius sorry, cornelius—mercer sorry, felicity cornelius—mercer , mercer's , of course, johnny mercer's wife, she's ranting at carol, carol's ranting back . and before carol's ranting back. and before you we've two you know it, we've got two schoolgirls aplayground schoolgirls in a playground having argument, and all having a big argument

it's registered in davis's wife's name.ed documents and personal items which they say helped them corroborate davis's own comments about the case. thomas moskal is a former prosecutor. they're going to prove that he was but they have his own statement saying that he was there. they're so if this point he's going to have to make the argument that either i wasn't there and i live the whole time. why didn't know what was going on? i live the whole time. >> well, it was david charns reporting for us tonight. also tonight, fans are remembering the life of russ francis, the former san francisco forty-niners tight end died over the weekend in plane crash in new york state. according to police, the small plane that francis was in crashed shortly after take off. one other person was in that they also died in the crash. the incident is under investigation. francis was drafted by the new england patriots in the first round of the 1975, draft. he was selected to 3 pro bowls. francis was part of the forty-niners championship team when t

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davis asked for a two week delay in davis's arraignment.mes 27 years after shakur was killed september 7th, 1996. the attorney says davis plans to plead not guilty and that he will be asking for davis to be released on bail. i think mr. davis should be released on or he's not a flight risk. he's not a danger to the community. he's lived in henderson for 11 years and he's not going anywhere. investigators say davis was in the white cadillac where the bullet that killed shakur was fired from. under nevada law, a person can be charged with murder if they help someone else commit the crime. and during our last hour at 4:00, we spoke with the retired la police detective who headed up the task force that investigated tupac shakur's murder. i think that it's got to be fulfilled, adding to the sense that, you know, history is going to be corrected now. you're not going to have tupac shakur's murder going down as an unsolved mystery from this point on. it's now a solved case. and i think that's important for tupac's legacy, is that his murder did no

so that's you know, davis is still alive. that's the problem.certainly people have said he was the poster child for it. he shouldn't have been out if a law like three strikes had been in place, he would not have been out to commit another crime. certainly we should mention there are some people who say that obviously it has in umbrella taken other people under three strikes that maybe the intention wasn't there. if we talk about investigation, though, also many things have changed over the years. amber alerts, we also have dna technology that has really, you know, come forward and helped in solving old cases. what do you think has been the most significant or has it been all of them that has helped in this space. but i mean, certainly, you know, the fbi's investigated kidnaping for a long time. i think there was a 100 years. but i mean, i think there was a real cooperate between the fbi and petaluma pd and the town of petaluma and that that made that made the difference. and people saw what the result was, which was the was the arrest of richard

but like coolidge, davis grew increasingly conservative. by 1924, davis was as conservative as coolidge, which prompted the third party candidate of robert la follette. la follette was a republican, and his running mate was a democrat. that was in the splintered party of the progressive party. an important aspect of coolidge's legacy was the realignment of american political parties, which has continued now for 100 years. coolidge's landslide victory in 1924 established the republican party as the conservative party, while the democrats became the progressive party. shortly after election day, 1924, franklin roosevelt declared that it was, quote, for the democrats wear the livery of the conserve ative end quote. that's the lesson. the democrats have not yet forgotten. the ongoing struggle between conservatism and progressivism still bears. today, the imprint of calvin coolidge. thank you. thank. thank you, garvin. we turn now to chris cox. chris. thank you, chris. by the time coolidge took the national stage, the progressive era had run its

davis was a longtime suspect in the case, davis denied an interview with the associated press while in jail. davis is now being held in jail without bail. send it back to both the desk. >> thanks. a lot of rain. it's 10 51 right now. and this year's fleet week is going to pay tribute to fleet week's founder, which is senator dianne feinstein. it is fitting that her casket is in city hall today. it will be buried tomorrow in fleet week is going on a shia first got fleet week started in 1981. and san francisco leaders. we're kicking off the festivities, just announced they're going to have a the air show saturday and sunday and the patriots will fly over. a demonstration team is going to form the missing woman formation in honor of senator feinstein who started the whole saying back in 1981, also the san francisco bay ferry is offering extra service if you're going to fleet week this weekend, the extra service will include extra departures from oakland and alameda. lay. whoa, as well as special scenic trips that they're going to be running between richmond and downtown san francisco and

. >> davis of kansas. jeffries. davidson. jordan. davis of illinois. jeffries. davis of north carolina. >> so the next one we're really listening in for is congressman anthony des po seeto, a republican of new york, last time we checked with him was undecided, he is in a district that president biden won by 15 points, the republican in the most biden-friendly district and then right after him, comes congressman mario diaz-balart, who is in a strong trump district, but he's a no. let's listen in. they're both coming right up. >> desjarlais. jordan. dees pa zito. >> >>. diaz-balart. >> scalise. >> so, with that vote for steve scalise from congressman mario diaz-balart from florida and the unusual vote from congressman anthony des po seeto from new york for former congressman lee zeldin of new york who ran and lost the race for governor, that is four house republican votes against jim jordan which means jim jordan will not win the speakership on this vote. whether that means -- unless they change their votes, which will mean, again, unless they change their votes,

it's registered in davis's wife's name. police seized documents and personal items which they say helped them corroborate davis's own comments about the case. thomas moskal is a former prosecutor. they're going to prove that he was but they have his own statement saying that he was there. they're so if this point he's going to have to make the argument that either i wasn't there and i lied the whole time. why didn't know what was going on? i live the whole time. >> it's another tech smart test drive. this time we're getting behind the wheel of the all electric mustang. mach will it make my list of favorite evs? i'm rich demuro. find out. coming up in tech smart. >> but first, the red and gold are 4 and oh, after going head to head against the cardinals will have the highlights. >> all right. brandon crawford saying goodbye to fans as he places last game with the giants as they take on the dodgers and the forty-niners are undefeated. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> this forty-niners offense had been nearly

we feel very confident that the criminal justice system will work. >> because of the continuance, davis was unable to enter a plea today.'s arraignment has been pushed back to at least october 9. >>> republican lawmakers are scrambling to find a new leader after house members made the move to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker. republican representative jim jordan of ohio says he will join the race to become the next speaker. mccarthy has said he will not run again. currently, representative patrick henry is the active speaker. this upcoming u.s. government is only funded through mid-november. >>> in san francisco, a beautiful day. it is fleet week but let's check in with our forecast with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> a heat dome is beginning to build over the bay area. high pressure just from offshore, warming our temperatures up into the 80s along the coast. it is bringing in an offshore flow. it is getting rid of all of that marine layer. sunny skies close to san francisco and our inland areas too. throughout the next couple of days, we will continue to feel this n

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angela davis angela davis became the face of black power in east germany. the american scholars, civil rights activist and communist was wrongfully in prison in the us until her acquittal in 1972. all right. angela angela davis had a huge impact on my life volume. but when i looked at the photos now, the for a look was all the rage back time. and of course i had an afro and i wore glasses on most men to wherever i went in the east. somehow i was always angela davis. there was a political struggle taken up by the ged or that was good for me. what to do me in the late 19 seventy's eastern germany recruited a growing number of workers from vietnam, angola, mozambique, and other fellow commune to nations. more than $200000.00 people total by the time of german reunification. but they were obliged to go back home after a few years. and the authorities did not envision their broader social integration . gabrielle, available to world remains largely white, one as well and some machinist focusing on the, the one supposed to assimilate or into not going to the cloth

well, our top story tonight, bbc boss tim davie has faced an unprecedented grilling from mps over the broadcaster's failure to label hamas as a terrorist organisation. conservative mps are understood to have become increasingly concerned over the bbc's coverage of the israel hamas conflict. today's meeting was requested by the 1922 committee, which represents conservative backbenchers tory mp jonathan gullis spoke to gb news after the meeting, saying he was shocked that tim davie would not agree to calling hamas terrorists because it may hurt some people's feelings . some people's feelings. >> to me this is mind boggling. everyone knows that hamas is a terrorist organisation. it's a proscribed terrorist organisation here in this country. every other news agency like the great gb news also considers this to be a terrorist organisation . what on earth? the organisation. what on earth? the director general thinks is going on? i don't know. but he so on? i don't know. but he is so far out touch with the people far out of touch with the people of this great country, and particularly jewish

but within two years ago i was fortunate enough to read jack davis the bald eagle. and then whole new world open to me. i missed the little upon which our country was founded, and without which there would be no united states of america, our natural resources, land, water, flora and fauna. and how we struggle to gain and profit from it. the stories in the lies that jack davis, patrick dean, rien fertel and deanus king bring us are indispensable to an understanding of our society, our culture and our future. the story of our natural resources as recounted by these four authors bring a heartbeat and the context to our american history. in-depth, dramatic and deeply immersed in the delicate splendor of the natural world, these books we will discuss over the next hour exploring humanities connection to nature, the history of conservation and the heroes who have paved the way. please enjoy a panel discussion. i will introduce our four authors first and i will hold up their books. jack davis is the pulitzer prize-winning author of the goals, the making of an american see,

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