fort pitt was a large, five bastion fort. all of fort duquesne would have fit into one of the bastions of fort pitch. earlyng in the 1760's, 1760's damaged the bastions severely. oft caused a series blockhouses to be built along the perimeter to reinforce the security of the area. the last of these still survives and is still in point state park. built in 1764. we have a reconstructed barracks of the type that the soldiers here would have lived in. one of the interesting things about the soldiers who served here -- it was a very diverse group of men. originally, there was a group that was intended to be raised here in the colonies. called the royal american regimen but they were unable to raise enough troops so they were also recruiting in europe. a lot of ethnic germans ended up your serving at fort pitch. at the same time, there were scottish troops stationed here and irish troops stationed here. men from all over great britain. right from the start, this was a very diverse, ethnic community just in fort hit itself and that

you will be looking out into a very dense fort. ground preserved by the civil war trust in the last four years, cleared by the civil war trust shows the battlefield of soldiers seeing it, barren of those trees. that is where lewis addison grant will go, commander of the sixth corps. going out there scouting, it was determined that arthur is the avenue of approach for an attack. if you follow arthur, some portions, that will lead you to the confederate earthworks. that will lead you to the openings where they cannot construct the earthworks. one other thing to mention about arthur's swamp, we have the headwaters of arthur's swamp. just closer to the city of petersburg, you have rehobeth creek. a drop of water landed here that goes into rehobeth creek. it will end up in the chesapeake bay. and goes all the way down to help at arthur's swamp. what this means is what the waters of rehobeth creek, the confederates construct a dam in front and in pounds the water, making it in passable along a decent stretch of their lines for any union

knox.t goes back to fort one other point. another part of the story i need to get to before your questions, and that is in 1952. december 13, 1952, a huge day. a huge parade down pennsylvania avenue, an avenue that sees many parades. military bands, military ahicles, military personnel, company, the original declaration and constitution from the library of congress to the national, archives. after many years of wrangling and infighting and turf battles between the library of congress and the national archives, the decision finally gets made. ,resident truman driving it luther evans and wayne grover getting together to make it happen. need to be put on display for all americans to see. and then on bill of rights day in 1952, president harry truman presides over the ceremony, the enshrinement. great word, enshrinement ceremony here at the national archives. one of truman's last official acts as president. truman is in his lame-duck phase, but this was an important moment for him. because he loved these too, he knew the value of

fort collins and 33. a better snow chance than denver temperatures in the lower 30s with most of the metro area in the low 30s hovering around freezing a chilly day douglas county with the temperatures drop in the upper 20s and answer we have a deep in chance of throw throughout the mid day. they may come away with a quick skip on the grassy area. be careful on your afternoon and evening commute just in case there was that slick area. a little weekend monday 45 they, big change on tuesday early mornings in the single digits afternoons in the teens and 20s have might actually look like the holidays. our the are the city lights. and the house that you love will several officers set their lives on the line and paid the ultimate sacrifice while trying to protect their community. the form happening tonight in now to developing story five police officer shot and four different states precious in the past 24 hours officers have been injured or killed in tennessee north carolina washington and in arizona officers

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so macleish have to make do with fort knox. then the question becomes, what do we do with the rest of these incredibly important documents? library staffers go on a road trip because here is what they are looking for. looking for places that are far inland, 50 to 100 miles inland. areas of mountains around the bombers cannot get to. they're looking for places that are waterproof, fireproof to the best possible ability, humidity proof. so they go on these sojourns looking around where to put the documents. they end up with college repositories. university of virginia, washington and lee, virginia military. then they realize they still do not have enough space. so they pick grandville, ohio. later on they realize that vmi has a some humidity and they have to get them out of there. the university of virginia and washington became the repository for these documents. they looked at many places, over 60 places. kentucky had termites, could not put them there. roanoke college had a fireproof basement, but it was near a swimming pool,

a big part is what happened recently with the fort worth police department.re was a woman tased by one of the officers there, a video that was viral, viewed over a million times earlier this month. the attorney for david collie, the man in this case, said that's not an isolated incident and what happened to collie shows there are more problems, systemic problems within the fort worth police department that need to be addressed. fred r fredricka? >> nick valencia, thank you. >>> up next, the british prime minister is slamming secretary of state john kerry for his comments on israeli settlements. we'll tell you what she said. plus parents of an american journalist who went missing in syria are speaking out. what they hope the incoming trump administration will do to help find their son. you're watching cnn. >>> welcome back, i'm fredricka whitfield. breaking news, president-elect donald trump weighing in moments ago on putin's response to russian sanctions, tweeting "great move on delay by v. putin, i always knew he was very smart." that tweet from donald trump

>> i can go to fort lauderdale and spent 23 hours there and wait until my flight-test another flight from fort lauderdale to barbados. >> reporter: cancellations and delays are across all airlines and will continue through midnight. 130 cancellations split down the middle with departures and all rivals. just as there are no major delays in oakland or san jose. reporting from sfo, alecia reid kron4news >> pam: the downtown area flooded the least three and have the whip business owners lying there business runs with sandbags. it was a busy day for plumbing agencies or companies. they were all around the clock when it is a storm on a rainy day. >> steve: flood warning more went off at 5:00 and that afternoon. it was allowed an unmistakable. it is the video. the nose committee was given. it was reaching the bottom of the homes there. it did not make it and to that exact house but that might not been the case for everyone. they had five police patrol looking for any major issues. >> the creek got up it was almost blooded but has since gone down. and slowing down continuously. -- creek alm

a fort worth police officer shot him in the back. now paralyzed after being targeted for a crime he never committed. jeff paul has more on newly released dash cam video that shows the graphic scene that many say are appalling. >> reporter: behind the camera is an off duty police officer and an off duty sheriff's deputy. they are looking for two men who allegedly robbed someone nearby at a gas station. they pull up on the man walking inside and the apartment complex. what you captain hear are the commands investigators say the officer is about to give him, to stop and show his hands. with a weapon drawn, the fort worth police officer to the left of two times, hitting him once in the back. >> gut wrenching for david and his family to have a 33-year- old man whose life changed forever. >> reporter: nate washington is his attorney. >> we don't live in a police state. and an officer does not have the right to stop and detain anyone they want to stop and detain. >> reporter: he says he spent the next two months in a hospital bed where he l

horatio gate, for example, comes down from fort ticonderoga. washington expects gates to help him out. he has helped him by five seasoned soldiers, but gates claims he's too ill and can't help. he needs to go to philadelphia. by this time with the british knocking on pennsylvania's door, the continental congress has fled to baltimore. somehow gates decides, well, he's ill, but he's not that-- that does not preclude riding all the way to baltimore where congress is. it's clear to washington that if this expedition into new jersey does not go well, horatio gates will be perfectly poisoned to be the next one in line. and then before this, in november, his agitant general, joseph reed, who has been at his side, the siege of boston, he's begun to lose confidence in him and washington learns this when he inadvertently opens a letter addressed to reed from charles lee, basically the second highest command, ranking officer in the american army. in english, a brit who is now on the american side. by the correspondents washington can see that row self re

fellhe fort of dumont because of a relief operation gone bad, leaving the fort essentially defenselesse real travesty is deeper. the french and germans fought the same way throughout this battle. sometimes they fought off insulin, sometimes the fence of lee. and sometimes they did both at once. and they did this from the very first day of the battle. it is true that the battle has two broad phases, which i will quickly resume. shows thephase, this beginning german lines. the germans were able to push forward in the first few days, several miles. perhaps 6 or 7 miles. before the french resistance stiffened, reinforcement came in and the front stabilized. the french were unable in their counter to get much done in these early months, and the final german attempts to get much further on the right bank ended with heaps of bavarian corpses. succeeding months, from august onwards, the french slowly came pushing back with counterattacks, taking back by december most of what they had lost in february. that's a broad canvas, and it's not wrong, months, from august onwards, the french slowly but

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overnight tonight we drop to 17 in the city, 15 greeley, 19 for fort collins. eastern plains will see lows in the teens, single digits and teens for the mountains and across the western slope we drop to take low of 20. winds not bad tonight, 17, bundle up if you're headed outside. we'll be mostly cloudy, but winds out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. that's light, not worried about that. 34 is our high tomorrow. we'll have some light afternoon likely less for most of us here across the front range will fall. and that's by tomorrow night. winds will be out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour for tomorrow. if you are headed out to join us for the parade of lights, it may actually be beautiful. in fact, the picture should be perfect with a couple of flurries at 7 p.m. we'll be at 28 degrees, light winds, mostly cloudy at 8:00 25 you should be just fine for parade of lights. adele and i will be your hosts. on saturday the parade steps off again at 6:00. if saturday is a come on downtown then. >> you ready to bundle up and go, kim? >> we are. we are already

. >>> a fort worth, texas police department is investigating one of its own officers after an arrest he made was caught on tape. the white officer is scene wrestling two black women to the ground in what reportedly began as a call for help. >> this man grabbed him and choked him. >> reporter: the unidentified fort worth police officer appears to listen while jacqueline craig explains. from there things escalated. >> it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> reporter: craig's young daughter gets between her mother and the officer, and the officer takes the woman to the ground. craig and her two daughters were arrested. >> i was hurt about the whole matter. i don't feel like justice was served. >> reporter: fort worth police say they launched an immediate internal affairs investigation. we acknowledge that the initial appearance of the video may raise serious questions. wesk are given the time and opportunity to thoroughly examine this incident. craig's attorney says the officer should be held accountable. >> i want to see the arrest of that officer. i want to see him c

as for the officer who shot callie, he was put on paid administrative leave in july, but, elaine, fort worth police tell us he is now back on duty. >> quijano: omar villafranca. omar, thank you. the man convicted in a church massacre in charleston, south carolina, told a judge he doesn't plan to call witnesses or present evidence for when the facility phase of his federal trial begins next week. dylann roof is acting as his own lawyer. he was convicted of hate crimes and faces the death penalty for killing nine black prigzers in in june of last year. can amazon's alexia voice assistant help solve a murder? police in bentonville, arkansas, think so. they served a groundbreaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device's adios miles. erin moriarty of "48 hours" is here to explain. see, erin, what does a virtual assistant like the amazon echo two? >> reporter: well, this is one. i brought it from home. and it is a device that is activated with a single word, a hot word or a wake word. and in this case it's "alexia." it records my command but it also records everything else, all the

fort hancock in sandy hook, new jersey. >> the fascinating thing about this place is it's seen virtdlyry armed conflict going back to the cold war. >> that's correct. the sandy hook light house, which sits behind us, was built in 1764. it's the oldest operating light house in the united states. >> the light house at sandy hook, lit almost continuously for 252 years, its flame extinguished only during world wars i and ii, to camouflage the fort on which it stands. throughout its long and unique history, this beacon stood fast against the ravages of time and enemy combatants. >> the light house itself had an interesting story during revolutionary war. it was actually defended by the british. the patriots were looking to take the light away. they did fire on it quite a few times and had no success. >> on june 19, 1776, colonial forces fired two cannons on the light house. the officer who led that charge had to report back to his commander, a young general named george washington, that the walls were too firm to destroy. the cannon balls simply bounced off. this is barry potter. this is ba

based at fort rag is the 82nd airborne division.se] also known as the all-american division. we stand in awe of their achievements. we really do. not far from here sits 45% of the entire united states marine corps at camp lejeune. [applause] i have been to camp lejeune. we love camp lejeune. 12,000 citizen soldiers built the ranks of the north carolina army and air national guard. the national guard rushed to the scene to help the victims of hurricane matthew and so many others capacities. we continued to send our thoughts and prayers to those recovering. the military families of north carolina are a national treasure and it will be the duty of my administrator to ensure that we protect those who protect us. [applause] and i just want to tell you that we are going to be taking care of our veterans and right now i am working. these are great, great people. i am right now working on making the people that are going to be helping our veterans and they are really outstanding. we have some of the great people. there are a lot of people m

. >> pelley: in fort worth, texas, ednight, a police officer has been put on restricted duty after aontation with a woman who had called him for help. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: jacqueline craig called fort worth police wednesday afternoon to complain about a man grabbing her son after he allegedly littered. r >> reporter: this is a copy of the cell phone video a family hember recorded as the situation escalated. it's unclear whether it's been edited. craig's 15-year-old daughter then stepped in between her and the officer and a struggle broke out. >> don't grab her! do not grab her! >> reporter: the officer pulled his taser. it's unclear whether he used it. he then arrested craig, her daughter, and the woman recording. they were charged with resisting arrest and have been released. >> i was hurt about the whole matter. i don't feel like justice was served. .> reporter: the family's attorney, lee merritt, called for the officer's arrest. >> unfortunately, we have seen over and over again for african americans that they're not afforded the same protection under the law as o

upper 30s in fort collins. we'll take a look at who is affected by the >>> my wife, maybe bring this to work for the gamm. >> i love it. >> i-70 and that drive ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> 5:14. welcome back to denver7. a quick check at the situation at the airport on dia. parking lots open and security times about 15 minutes wait >>> a new way tt enroll in csa pre-check is rolling in denver next week. it has a big rv that has an enrollment center. it's making stops at dia and it will tour other parts of the country. >> we have breaking news just in out of commerce city. police says someone opened fire on telluride court. when police got theee, that's when they found the suspect. here's a map we're talking about. they're piecing together what happened, but they believe the suspect assaulted a woman inside of a home and fired shots inside of that resident. there was a 3-year old child at ho

river -- fort mifflin and fort mercer. >> right, let's get a move on. >> the british are determinedline. colonel greene must prepare his men for the inevitable attack that could come at any time. >> christopher greene had firsthand interaction with african heritage people growing up, recognizing the close proximity and the interdependence of africans. so, he was significantly well respected by his men. >> the post i have in charge, i am determined to defend with the small number i have to the last extremity. some problem, sisson? >> it's -- it's just that the men are saying we won't last the night, that philadelphia has fallen. >> if that is so, then it is our god-given duty to raise her up. and raise her up we will. >> these soldiers and african soldiers in general had something to live up to. they had something to prove. they would fight -- that they were brave and courageous, that they would die for our cause and our independence. >> 1,200 hessian mercenaries are bearing down on fort mercer. >>schnell! >> and outnumbered 3 to 1, it's up to jack sisson and the men of the rhode isl

if you're heading to fort washington and the turnpike watch out for this dv. it's off to the side, not a huge deal you can use the ramble from highland avenue to -- ramp from highland avenue to the 309. willow park mall we have a crash center avenue to easton road, 611. we have construction for you on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound past fort washington, two lanes out of commission, farther west in chester county, the right lane is closed between malvern and downingtown. no issues this morning on the northeast extension of the turnpike, however, if you're getting off and heading into lansdale, watch out there's a new crash there lime street at 5th street is the accident location. we have a fire in pottstown annie was telling us about, avoid high street. industrial highway to the south or beat street to the north would be the alternate. commuter report over in new jersey with the waze app hearing about a vehicle stopped on the road 295 northbound as you head toward 541 watch out for that. no other major problems along 295 or the new jersey turnpike. nydia.

burnside, hooker and mead used his ex pe expertise in maps and building.ance fort hooker wanted him as chief of staff but kept him as chief of engineers. mead mentored warren, raised him to corps command and valued his advice even after mine run and the cancellation of that attack. when they reorganized the army, three got one of the corps left with the army. why? if he was such a troublesome subordinate? the only commanders who were not warren were ulysses and phil sheridan. these are the men who removed him and destroyed his reputation. warren had openly criticized both of them. tacticsr his bludgeon and sheridan for these negligence and misuse of calvary opening stages of the campaign. yet grant kept warren in corps end.nd until the he did try to have him removed in february of 1865 to go into the shenandoah valley after crook had a bad experience with confederates. warren was kept with the army. so being unable to move him, rid of himed to get by other means. warren's board of inquiry, both as general and chief of the army and as chief as president of the united states. winfield sc

and fort mercer.prepare his money for the inevitable attack that could come at any time. >> christopher green had firsthand interaction with african heritage people, growing up, recognizing the close proximity of african-americans. >> the post i am in charge i am determined to defend with the small number i have to the last extremity. >> some problem, sisson? >> it's just that the men are saying if philadelphia falls. >> that is so. then it is our god given duty to raise her up. we will. >> these soldiers and african soldiers in general had something to live up to. they had something to prove. they would fight. they were brave and courageous. and they would die for our cause and our independence. >> 1200 mercenaries are bearing down on ft. mercer. outnumbered three to one, it's up to jack sisson and the men of the rhode island regiment to stop them. [ birds chirping ] >> all right, boys. get this cannon mounted. >> philadelphia has fallen. jack sisson and just 400 men of >>> all right, boys. >> philad

arnold is is desperately trying to get his fleet back to fort ticonderoga with the wind comes out ofth. having sail done lake champlain i've experienced this. the wind is not always reliable a winter line comes down and the british are coming after them. so that great big british ship in two schooners were leading the way. arnold basically says to sleep, keep on going, although he tried to make one more stand at a place called split what rock. his fleet evaporated around him. so he decided to make a stand so the rest of the vessels could escape. so there is arnold, surrounded by three british vessels fighting for hours, eventually their beginning to sink. arnold realizes that this is it. he notices the wind has changed to the east. he can row, they can't do that so well so they go for sure, make it to shore, pulled their vessels, he's surrounded by few gondolas. they pull the vessels up he orders his men up into the high ground and he refuses to lower his flake. but he orders them to blow up the ships because there is gunpowder in there. the british are approaching, they have lit the

fort benning said we don't need another loser. we're not going to have him and finally they picked out this play and we settled down there. it was an old ccc camp and hasn't been used in 30 or 40 years and that's where we did our training. we then went and by that time we were tough. we were very tough. there was not a sustainable unit and red forces and blue forces and they use this all over the place and i don't know if we see the dirty dozen movie picture where they brought these people in and they chopped up the regular army. that's what we did and finally he said get out of here and go back to fort bragg and get ready to go overseas which we did. and september 1943 after further intensive training in england including two dress rehearsals and the actual jump into normandy. we did not know we were play acting until we close the door on the aircraft and we were told we were not going that night. the first week of april and the first week of may and we did that. the army did that. they didn't know when we were coming or where we

obviously this cool start to december continues highs tomorrow fort collins a loveland down to boulder middle 30s better can boulder that out at dia that had started to denver at 33. south end of douglas county okay a pretty decent chance of snowfall over the monument health a 64 percent chance. a little bit of snowfall and your temperatures down around 208th of cool day to say the least we warm up a bit for the weekend. enjoy sunday and void enjoy the sunshine. that storm a blows through on tuesday with heavy snowfall for some and drops the temperature start of the wednesday and thursday mornings at least. at the warmer 023 degrees but i think many spots may stay below zero just depends on your elevation. the metro area it may be very cold next wednesday and thursday it will clear on out talk about snow totals as we go later and the weekend models are all over the place don't look t i went against columbus tonight will let you know. bring on the huskies will break with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the w

the fort worth officer fired twice. colley collapsed on the ground. >> when you see that video of your client, what do you see? >> i see an attempted murder. assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: there's no audio on the footage but police say they repeatedly told colley to stop and show his hands. investigators say the object colley was holding turned out to be a box culter. colley spent weeks in the hospital, and since he was charged with assault, he was cuffed to his bed. his shooting paralyzed the 33-year-old from the waist down. >> the vast majority of police officers are good and decent people and they're doing a tough job. but there is a segment of those officers that they really make it -- >> reporter: last week video showed another fort worth police officer arresting jacqueline craig after she called police to report that her son had been choked by a neighbor. craig's family is now fighting criminal charges filed against them including resisting arrest. >> it's difficult to disassociate the actions of a fort worth police department from a

and the fort was right there. he sent his assistant of river, the american river here to a place called colombia. and that is where the gold had been discovered. we now know from subsequent is geological work that the gold fields is about the area shown they are in yellow. and that the richest area, the area where most of all the gold was found was about here. this is called the mother lode. the red boxes are the places where the mining camps sprang up . they do correspond closely to the load itself. now if you imagine a simplified version of the coast of california, i'm going to do this for reasons of simplicity, here is san francisco bay. is flowing south. and this is the sacramento river. eventually, it flows into the san francisco bay and it is parallel with the coast, about 100 miles inland. there is a coastal range here and a big central valley. and another river flowing north is the san joaquin river and it also flows into san francisco bay. is the central valley. and over here, the much higher mountains, w

we stand here today just miles from fort bragg, the home of heroes. our special forces at fort bragg have been the tip of the spear in fighting terrorism. the motto of our army special forces is to free the oh pressed, and that is -- free the oh pressed and that is what they have been doing and will continue to do. soldiers from fort bragg are deployed in 90 countries around the world. can you believe that? based in fort bragg is the 82nd airborne division. also known as the all-american division. we stand in awe of their achievements. we really do. not far from here sits 45% of the entire united states marine corps at ca camp lejeune. 12,000 citizen soldiers fill the ranks of the north carolina army and air national guard. the national guard rushed to the scene to help the victims of hurricane matthew and so many other catastrophes. and we continue to send our thoughts and prayers to those recovering in its wake. the military families of north carolina are a national treasure and it will be the duty of my administration to insure that we protect thos

fort f series. the official trucks of the >> quarterback trevor siemian in a walking boot at broncos headquarters today with a left foot sprain. broncos say he is day the day. being in the boot is obviously throwing three touchdowns against kc. even if he can play sunday in jacksonville, hard to imagine him being as mobile as he was last sunday. if he can't go, it will be rookie paxton lynch getting his second start. broncos lost to atlanta when he started in early october. pressure would be on paxton to do better this time. they need wins to make the playoffs. >> i feel confident in me and the guys and me. the guys are hungry to get another win. so, these guys are working hard. i'm sure they will continue to work hard and we will try to get a win this weekend. >> reporter: and news about trevor's foot is not the only surprise today. gary kubiak announced andy janavic hurt his ankle. he finished the game, but the injury required surgery and he is headed to injured reserved. pretty big loss. >>> cent

. >> also ahead, the fort worth police department is under fire after the violent arrest of a woman is caught on camera. >> up next president elect donald trump and russian president >>> president elect donald trump and russian president vladimir putin are once again expressing admiration for one another while promises to build up their nuclear weapons. president putin said he wants to modernize their nuclear weapons to president elect donald trump told ms nbc quote let it be an arms race, we will out match them at every past and out last them all. >> other countries need to understand that if they expand their nuclear capabilities this president is not going to sit back. he's going to act. >> putin also sent mr. trump a christmas letter saying he hopes russia and america will be able to bring their relationship to a new level when mr. trump takes office. the president elect responded in a statement saying, quote, it was a very nice letter and putin's thoughts are correct. >>> meanwhile president elect donald trump is criticizing the obama administration's decision to allow the united

the tree is decorated with 'unit insignias' of the different commands at fort bragg. this year, many soldiers say this christmas is special... because they are home with their families. on the 'national' stage. president obama, the first lady, and daughter, sasha... flipped the switch on their eighth and final national tree lighting. it's the 94th year of the event. in his remarks, the president said he hopes the season serves as a time to honor jesus' message to 'forgive each other'.. and 'love one another-- even our enemies.' now to the big board and the must-see video of the night. mexico-- with a pretty spectacular volcano eruption. the popocatepetl volcano-- better known as 'el popo'... is spewing law and ash... the volcano belched up water vapor, gases, ash and lava fragments. several nearby towns experienced ash rain... but no one was hurt. this little guy-- having big 'fun' with a giant 'ball'. this is 'basil'-- a miniature horse-- who lives in the united kingdom. he loves his see-- he's getting plenty of exercise with it... an eager beaver-- wanting to get a

we stand here today just miles from fort bragg, the home of heroes. our special forces at fort bragg have been the tip of the spear in fighting terrorism. the motto of our army special forces is to free the oh pressed, and that is -- free the oh pressed and that is what they have been doing and will continue to do. soldiers from fort bragg are deployed in 90 countries around the world. can you believe that? based in fort bragg is the 82nd airborne division. also known as the all-american division. we stand in awe of their achievements. we really do. not far from here sits 45% of the entire united states marine corps at ca camp lejeune. 12,000 citizen soldiers fill the ranks of the north carolina army and air national guard. the national guard rushed to the scene to help the victims of hurricane matthew and so many other catastrophes. and we continue to send our thoughts and prayers to those recovering in its wake. the military families of north carolina are a national treasure and it will be the duty of my administration to insure that we protect thos

we stand here today just miles from fort bragg, the home of heroes. [cheers] mr.rump: our special forces at fort bragg have been the tip of the spear in fighting terrorism. the motto of our army special forces is to free the oppressed, and that is exactly what they have been doing and will continue to do. at this very moment, soldiers from fort bragg are deployed in 90 countries around the world. can you believe that? 90 countries. based in fort bragg is the 82nd airborne division, also known as the all-american division. we stand in awe of their achievements, we really do. not far from here is 45% of the entire united states marine corps at camp lejeune. i have been to camp lejeune. we love camp lejeune. citizen soldiers fill the ranks 12,000 of the north carolina army and air national guard. the national guard rushed to the scene to help the victims of hurricane matthew and so many other catastrophes. and we continue to send our thoughts and prayers to those recovering in its wake. the military families in north carolina are a national treasure, and it will be t

she is worked in fort smith, arkansas. everyone who has ever been president saw their personal wealth increase. this time seems no different. no new rules. guest: you have to look at how their wealth increased. whether it was from books or a variety of other things. when we are looking at business that could be influenced by the decisions made by that office , that's very concerning. i don't think it's unreasonable to want to take a look and put a structure in place to make sure there is not a temptation to make decisions based on business. say he puts it in

muestra una pelea entre mÁs de un centenar de jÓvenes en el Área de comida de un centro comercial en forts. inicialmente se reportÓ un disparo, y los compradores huyeron despavoridos. >> habÍa personas recogiendo a sus hijos y corriendo. fue una locura. marÍa eugenia: la policía cerrÓ el mall temporalmente. como este, se registraron al menos diez incidentes ayer, el dÍa de mayor volumen de compradores en las tiendas. las autoridades investigan si estÁn relacionados. >> sÍ, absolutamente. esto es lo primero que estamos evaluando, si se tratÓ de algo

look at this" (fort walton video) (mark strassmann, cbs news, rosalie, alabama) (:37-:45) you can see the path of destruction and the severe northeast alabama blew into tennessee and georgia and then headed for the carolinas. (south carolina) 100 miles north in tennessee, the town of athens is recovering from extensive property damage. (sheriff joe guy/mcminn county) "we are extremely fortunate that

fort bragg, north carolina said they didn't want them. they did not want them there because they were losers. word had gotten around. fort benning said we don't need another loser. where not going to have them. finally, they picked out this place in georgia and we settled down there. no one had ever heard of it. it was an old ccc camp. it had been there for about 40 years. -- i guess it had not been used for 30, 40 years. that is where we get our -- did our training. we then by that time, we were went to war maneuvers. by that time, we were tough, we were very tough. they didn't know what to do with us because we were not a sustainable unit, they thought. they left us to be either green forces, red forces, and blue forces. they used us all over the place. we cut the hell out of the regular army, anyway we could. i don't you if you have ever seen the dirty dozen movie picture. where they brought these people in and they chopped up the regular army. that is what we did. finally they said get out of , here and go back to fort bragg and get r

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we have temperatures below freezing so if you have any water that was on the road right here near fortngton state park you may have a bit of ice n lower merion this is a problem here and you can see the road is closed and this is sprague road closed between hollow road and hidden river road and you want to stick to haguey's mill road. they're doing sewer repair and that's what's causing the problem. the action cam was on the scene catching the road closed sign. not the entire portion of hollow road but a section of it. let's take a look right now at these temperature. it's even colder than yesterday morning. 8 degrees in martins creek. that's the temperature not the wind chill. 10 degrees in pottstown, 21 in center city. in new jersey it's just 16 in browns mills, 819 glassboro and the 17 in hockessin delaware. tam. >> a driver in nebraska took a risk and decided to park illegally but the gamble did not pay off. omaha firefighters had to break this car's window to battle a house fire on sunday night. now the owner explained her son parked near the hydrant because it was the closest spo

johan sutter came originally from switzerland and set up a trading fort. there it is in the upper picture. it was very different from a shop. the fact that it was a fort was a sign of how politically volatile the area was. he was expecting to be around, so he took precautions. -- so he took precautions against that. she wanted to sell lumber that can from the sierra nevada mountains. he sent one of his assistants up the american river to design and build a sawmill. this is where the american river is flowing fast enough that it can turn the water will so it can saw it and send it further down the river to sutter's fort itself. one of the things you have to do to make an effective sawmill, one of the things you have to do is divert the river into a designed flume that turns water rapidly. in the mill, he found little flakes of gold. he reported back to his boss, i found gold. his boss said, [whispering] don't tell anybody. they could foresee this was a great thing. you know how bad anyone is keeping secrets. the only way to have a secret is to never tell an

. >> reporter: this fight broke out last night at a mall in fort worth, texas. when police arrived, they found a melee of more than 100 teenagers. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: brianna austin was there and recorded it live on facebook. >> i remember people were looking for their kids. they were looking for-- they were looking for family members. i kept hearing people, "where is somebody? this isch where is this person?" they couldn't find them. >> reporter: so it was chaos. >> it was very chaotic. >> reporter: over the courseave few hours monday, more than a dozen similar incidents occurred in as many states across the country. like this one in beachwood, ohio. that mall had to be temporarily shut down until law enforcement could regain control. mall-goers were stunned. >> running, screaming. i seen a girl get trampled over. like, it was-- it was scary. it was really scary for real. >> reporter: at this suburban chicago mall, more than 1,000 shoppers were inside when this fight erupted. eight juveniles were arrested on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to

we will prevail we stand here today just miles from fort bragg, the home of heros. it is a home of heroes. our special forces at fort bragg have been the tip of the spear in fighting terrorism. the motto of our army special forces is to free the oppressed. and that is exactly what they have been doing and will continue to do. at this very moment soldiers from fort bragg are deployed in 90 countries around the world. can you believe that? 90 countries. based in fort bragg is the 82nd air borne division. also known as the all-american division. we stand in awe of their achievements. we really do. not far from here since 45% of the entire united states marine corps at camp lejeune. i've been to camp lejeune. we love camp lejeune. 12,000 citizen soldiers fill the ranks of the north carolina army and air national guard. the national guard rushed to the scene to help the victims of hurricane matthew and so many other catastrophes. and we continue to send our thoughts and prayers to those recovering in its wake. the military families in north carolina are a national treasu