>> greensburg. >> that's another one. although not really maneuver that gets him there. although he tries to get there. yes. also what makes grant innovative about the inner service? yes? >> he only forced unconditional surrender? >> but what service helped him out. >> the navy. >> okay and what other campaign is the navy very useful for him? in the west. vicksburg. you guys hopefully remember that. so you have here the goal to annihilate, at least in widely's interpretation, confederate military power by destroying armies. what does grant not always seek for? and this is why widely sees him as praiseworthy. >> he doesn't always look for a battle. he criticizes scott for going through unnecessary battles and losing men when he could have gone around objectives. >> in what war? >> the mexican war. >> yes. >> who is the exponent of napoleonic strategy? the chapter you read before that? it's lee. so grant wants to destroy -- and i want you to understand this. when he says a strategy of annihilation, he's not meaning a battle. he's meaning in this case he's basically saying

back in 2007, an f5 tornado, that is the tropickest category, hit greensburg, kansas. it brought it 200-mile-an-hour winds. 11 people died. it lasted 65 minutes. by the time it was over, pretty much all that was left of greensburg was the name. 90% of the buildings were damaged or destroyed. it is right in the middle of the watch area right now. >> incredible. well, we have another fox news alert for you. there are diplomats that are now reporting encouraging progress in talks over iran's nuclear program. iranian negotiators are meeting in istanbul with envoys from the u.s. and other world powers, aimed at addressing concerns over iran's atomic program. the west does suspect that iran is working to develop a nuclear weapon, but iran is continuing to claim that its atomic program is intended for peaceful energy-producing purposes. so what can we expect from the latest nuclear talks? some are optimistic, some not so much. former u.n. ambassador to the u.n. has plenty to say about it. he'll join us live to weigh in. that's coming up for you. >> looking forward to that. >>

greensburg decided to go green. çin tuscaloosa, it wasç a tor.s with earthquakes and floods. what would you want your community to look like? çwe have community planners out there. are they working with economic development and everyone else in the community? it is key. bringing together the stakeholders, the private sector, the nonprofits, the voluntary agencies, government at all levels. there are a number of cities in two different counties or parishes. how does everybody worked together and come together? looking at the state level, tribal level, federal level. how do we support each other and provide technical assistance what are you doing before the disaster happens to think about recovery? i would encourage you to take notesç and start that. think about what you can do and where you want your community to go. the next key concept is that recovery support function. what is really important to communities afterward? looking at the community planning and capacity building. this is all-encompassing for a community. of the 6 recovery support

an f-5 hit greensburg kansas. it brought 200 mile-an-hour winds and it lasted 65 minutes. by the time it was over, all that was left was greensburg was the name. 90% of the buildings were damaged it's right in the middle of the watch area right now. >>. >> gregg: let's talk politics. president urging congress to pass the oh soe called buffet rule in his weekly address today. he once again pitched the idea. it requires americans who earn more than a million dollars to pay a minimum of 30% in federal taxes. >> most americans support this idea. one survey found that two-thirds of millionaires do, too. nearly half of all republicans. we just need republican politicians to get on board with where the country is. >> gregg: so what sort of impacted did this have for the president and democrats come november. jamie weinstein, good to see you. forget the economics of this for the moment. isn't this an incredibly populist idea and unwise politically in an election year for republicans to oppose this and be seen as defenders of the rich. aren't they handing to the president and democ

i'm dick brennen in greensburg north carolina with the latest from the courtroom. >>> and we will have the latest on your morning commute in just a few. right now, let's send it over to marty. >> actress lucy liu is making a difference and tells us more about it on "coffee with," all for less than two dollars to help with childhood nutrition. it is wednesday. the next stop is the weekend. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is the bottom of the hour. and that low line of clouds to the east is adding some drama to our day break. we will look for the sun coming up. sharon is still watching the street for you. marty at first warning weather. >> didn't we used to call those the delmarva bluffs? >> sometimes. >> it looks like a mountain range. take a look at the temperatures. 41 degrees on tv hill. that is going to be three degrees warmer at 6:30, than at this time yesterday. and by lunch, it is going to be 66, with a high of real darn close to 70. take it away. >> in the rush right now from sharon, wjz traffic control. >> hi, don. things are starting to get a little busier. we picked u

>> yes, i'm employed as a school nurse and we're actually from greensburg, pennsylvania and i'm a school nurse at one of the local districts in that area. >> public school district. >> public school district. >> and how is the school district doing? >> the school district is doing well, but like every school district, this year, you're looking at the budget, so this is when things will have to cut here, cut there, cut that. you never know when you're on the chopping block. i hate to see any kind of cuts towards education. >> and you're seeing that in pennsylvania. this is a tough time, i presume, for state budgets and local budgets, in many cases. >> yes. >> people really hurting and home values down. >> when you're reading in the paper, it's like, this school district is looking at, you know, raising their mills and this school district is looking at raising -- you guys in latrobe, you know they're looking at it. every district is looking at having to raise taxes. >> most of the fat's been trimmed from this budget, so a lot of those costs are fixed that the districts have to pay to pay

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this is in greensburg, pa. [applause] >> thank you very much. into the den and alain -- brian, ben, and elaine. and ladies and gentlemen, you know what they say. will you win this year? [applause] absolutely. i have to be honest with you, the state of ohio. thank you. we will get some pros and cons to that. now, i am a browns fan. to be a steal their nation makes me uncomfortable. i am just really glad you are not waiving those terrible towels right now. that is all i can say. [applause] that is something that we can all agree on. it is great to meet a budget the tonight. i want to talk specifically about diana, and thank her for her service. i would like to also thank her family service. her husband is stationed in afghanistan tonight. while we sit here in joining our dinner, he is protecting assets and our country. we want to thank him for his service. i have to be at andrews air force base first thing in the morning. i'm going down to fort bragg. this is a great responsibility as we have as members of the house and senate and it is a great pl

now, one of the tornados hit the town like greensburg, kansas, five years ago, wiped off the map andings were no high. fortunately, it appears that the towns were not hit in that direct fashion. the only caveat i would say to that, guys, a lot of the storms happened after sunset last night and so, the sun is just beginning to rise here, across the eastern side of iowa and not across parts of kansas and such, so we're going to get more information coming. the one town in oklahoma, appears to have sustained the most damage, woodward, oklahoma and there's five fatalities in that area, including two children, three people killed in the trailer park there. that's why they always say you cannot be in a mobile home with the tornado. unfortunately, the warning system in that town was taken out by lightning before the tornado got there. the warnings did not go off in the town and therefore, people didn't likely have the anticipation that they needed to get out of harm's way. guys. >> so sad. rick, thanks for telling us about it. and the pictures from the storm chaser and i don't remember seei