richard you will -- ewell is out. grant is unable to finish the killing blow. he is very upset. then exhaustion takes over. those assaults took place, costing the union army so many casualties. those are going to be shifting his idea is simple. the confederate army will have to attack to get down to richmond. the reason he doesn't choose the shenandoah valley is simple. he leaves it open. if grant goes to the shenandoah valley, it is a wide open stretch. went to antietam on the fourth of july. 50 miles. as grante going along, is going along to the left and the right, grant is utilizing the union naval superiority. he can supply his army that way. those forces.re if he goes to the shenandoah valley it is much more difficult to supply the army. lee, if you let him loose, he is going to go right for your throat when he tried to do in 62 and in 63. grant is going to make his way to petersburg. he is going to set into a general siege. lee said, we must support these until he gets to the james river. if he gets there it will be a mere question of time. the battle for petersburg starts

so the instinct of for this is going ewell's the gay people me a part of the coalition so what they thing can say about gay rights. >> host: so talk about your current book to talk about partisan priorities and it distorts american politics. what is issue ownership? >> guest: a term that political scientists use that unlike other terms that a lay audience would understand the two parties have long term good reputations this issue with particular issues so if i say health care which you trust you would say? >> host: i think the majority would save democrat >> guest: i am not asking for your opinion but we see that consistently over the last 30 years. >> host: and why is that? what is it about health care that democrats own? >> that question was a series of issues and i will throw another fact that you within in the very same poll were they asked americans which party does a better job of handling health care? the majority said the democrats than a few minutes later americans were asked how do you feel about the affordable care act? they hate it. [laughter] they continue and they always hav

unwisely, lee listens to richard ewell. lee is going to order out all the artillery, except for eight guns. grant, even though he is doing a strategy of annihilation, he is also maneuvering. we have one chapter with maneuver. what hancock's core is going to do is break through the line. they are going to take an entire confederate division. he has no lot. another man named stuart. with those tactics, grant is unable to dislodge leave. the union army -- that strategy they needed to do on a smaller scale on the battlefield. grant eventually have two disengage. richard ewell is out. grant is unable to finish the killing blow. he is very upset. then exhaustion takes over. those assaults took place, costing the union army so many casualties. those are going to be shifting to the left. his idea is simple. the confederate army will have to attack to get down to richmond. the reason he doesn't choose the shenandoah valley is simple. he leaves it open. if grant goes to the shenandoah valley, it is a wide open stretch. went to antiet

doctor, as ewell know, the cdc is saying that ebola is not spread through the air like the flu.o you agree >> yes, i agree with cdc and i don't really -- i don't think the likelihood of this becoming airborne is extremely low. anything can happen. could always be some mutation in the future. but the likelihood of that being airborne or in the future changes to that is extremely low. so, this could be just a scientific data that they did but i don't necessarily buy it. also depends on where this passenger is in spectrum of the disease. as you know, the symptoms go from two days to 21 days. is it in the first two days where the viral volume is low compared to when you're in day nine or day ten? all of those are factors. for example in this particular nurse she was getting symptomatic. if she's up in the plane and some rare instance she coughs and so those droplets will land on someone's food or door knob or she goes to the bathroom has vomiting and diarrhea. you can come up with so many scenarios. >> the cdc says it's in mucous. if you sneeze and droplets get in your ice -- >> you

if the winds diminish enough at the bus stop tomorrow morning those of ewell north and west of washingtonticing some patchy frost. but aside from that tomorrow a spectacular day. the winds not an issue at all. temperatures are comfortable and once again abundant sunshine. by dismissal make sure the kids have something to do outside. temperatures in the low 70s, spectacular. that's going to be our high temperature for tomorrow. now, as we look to tuesday a high temperature of 78. that's a balmy day. wednesday we're looking at the chance of showers as cold front moves through. still mild. low 60s for thursday and friday. low 50s trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com >> reporter: welcome back to arlington national cemetery. we just saw the flyover. there you have it, folks. 30,000 strong. they are running today. and they are coming down