ewell: yes.. what am i missing? ewell: i spend my time on the phone, with the internet, and reaching out to my friends through facebook and getting the word out. i've been doing all the social media for them. lemonis: please don't say facebook to me again. please. i can get shuler to do facebook. ewell's having trouble describing what he really wants. and that's because the job that he wants doesn't actually exist. i get the feeling that he wants to collect a six-figure salary without doing the hard work. have you worked the register since i've been here? have you worked in the kitchen since i've been here? -when i'm in, i'm all in. -ewell: okay. i agree. lemonis: and that's very different than what i've seen from you. i don't think you've been all in. [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we kn

from his right to left to meet longstreet, ewell did little more than exchange cannon fire with the federals until the first corps attacked. it appears sorrel advanced his assertion without demonstrating he had knowledge of the confederate attack lan on july 2 two attack of the emmitsburg road, based on single johnston's -- samuel johnston's report. longstreet's supposedly petulance and slowness squandered what could have been golden moments for the confederacy on july 2? to the contrary, negative implications for the confederates attacking up the emmitsburg road during the late morning hours have not been pointed out fairly or frequently enough over the decades. as previously stated, there was activity southal of cemetery hill during the morning hours of july 2, and between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m., the federal cemetery ridge line was securely in place just north of little round top. an attack of the emmitsburg road anytime before daniel sickles third core moved out of the peach orchard would have been confusing and perilous for the confederates, since realistically several federal corp

richard ewell and ap hill. that's just a soldier who is serving as a placeholder notice the reorganization indicated by the chart below. that reorganization ir given my final chapter, was what created the cascade of tragic events that resulted in confederate defeat at gettysburg. it wasn't that jackson was at gettysburg, and i want to make that clear. i do not say that. a lot of fanciful writers would make the argument that jackson had lived he would have taken cemetery or. i make the argument instead that his death inspired a beginning it makes the campaigned so profoundly different. if for nothing else just the reorganization of the confederate army. the entire character of the pennsylvania campaign will be utterly different and then you have two core commanders who have about two weeks to get used to the new position of authority before the movement north. anybody who has served understands that when you are put into a new position of higher authority, he takes time to become seasoned. these two men did not

we are in kind of awa technological with china and we cannot let them steal our ewels, which is thefaeart of the aonomic meowth miracle. we're the only economy growing in the rest of the world. on china, the tariffs have hurt them enormounky. and as i you mentioned, you got a bunch of numbers, stats coming out of china l week, all of them dasown. i think the production number was the worst in 17 years. business investment is fallen, retail sales. china is in some economic trouble.president trump is usins in order to put more pressure on ihink hiraesttegy is s int rking. what wdid, weave some relief to big american consumer anies for chs because they had alreaked inridy their orders in dollar terms and prices. g we're going to them some relief and exclude them, but on december 15th, the 10% tariff is likely -- and the rest of $300 billion -- to take place. one other point on china. look, kudlow aiom,ter totalk th. soat's usually the case. so, so, we had successf leconference call, secretary mnash atucn a her point number one inber two, in conferce call they agreed with the chineseen te

alabama and they would travel the country doing these acrobatic performances that were among the most ewell-known acrobatic pilot acts in the country which was a very big deal at the time and at the miami airshow in 1935 he was approached by a chinese military officer who said how would you like to comefly for us in china ? that was an extraordinary entrce and that he had first declined it, he had a wife and seven kids but over the course of the next seven years he saw his career in the air corps was getting stalled and he was concerned about flying a desk, he had butted heads with the commanding officers so he accepted the invitation and went over to china in 1937, never having left the country before and ended up becoming a very close advisor to chang kai-shek was the commander of the nationalist forces and his wife madame chiang who is an extraordinary figure as you mentioned. was educated in the us, spoke english and she saw china's position as they were fighting against the japanese which started in july 1937 as being tied up with getting roosevelt to come in and support china so not just fr

it looks pretty nice as paperweight ewells were shaking the roof of the snow glow raise that yacht whichet an idea about that can contraption about how it's packed in there where that line is from the fog in the drier air aloft so the dogs a bit more compressed this go around it's mixing up nicely through most of the city, however, it's not every were taken care of we get a nice know about you know why perspective from timber on there you see it on their eyes above but in some of those valleys and one of them of course being the golden gate it still hasn't yet lifted we get the shot up close and personal oh, yeah. so it's a fog tracker right there a bit of caution traveling around. temperatures now for us as we take a look at the currents now we've got 74 antioch 71 conquered in livermore up to the north bay here. 60's pretty much prevail, although 58 for santa rosa, 67 san jose peninsula's looking at 60's and 59 for half moon bay. not much to see in future cast for you have the kind of squint to see this. let's go all the way out on monday lead over the way some cloud cover comes up thi