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lee hayley confessed , plainly. and what is more, he had absolutely no confidence that ulysses s grant could whip robert e. lee. the new lieutenant general said he had no strategy -- just hammer, hammer, hammer until the enemy is flattened. eerily, at the battle of the wilderness, both armies lost precisely the same percentage of men, 17% of their forces. for the federals, that amounted to 17,666 casualties. for the confederates, well more than 11,200. in retrospect, of course, in hindsight, we can report that of course, the battle of the wilderness, the first fight in this overland campaign, ultimately put the army of the potomac onto victory road. from john west haley's perspective on the ground, and from the perspective of many other union soldiers on the ground, and real-time, the sheer grand's way of t's way of war, more often than not appeared a mess, ill considered and unenlightened. destined only to spill more blood. he expected at one blow with his immensely superior numbers without the aid of strategy to c

hayley also denied that the u.s. played any role in setting the stage for violent protests have been going on for weeks but escalated after the u.s. in a slight to the palestinians moved its embassy to jerusalem. as the un security council convened on tuesday palestinians returned to the border to mark nakba day commemorating the seven hundred thousand who were forced to flee their homes after the one nine hundred forty eight war with israel. again israeli gunmen opened fire killing two the demonstrations were smaller and more subdued than the day before the militant group hamas has reportedly signaled that it may scale back its involvement in the protests but few expect tensions at the border to subside any time soon. correspondent my age waiter is in jerusalem tonight where protesters have been outside prime minister netanyahu is residents are showing their anger at yesterday's violence on the border good evening to you miles so tell us more about what is going on there right now. present what you're seeing behind

#metoo founder movement, clarence thomas, starbucks c.o.o., and nikki hayley. illary clinton, rex tillerson, and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. apple c.e.o. tim >> at the pentagon briefing, lieutenant general kenneth mckenzie said there's no change in u.s. military posture following the cancellation of the

. ♪ >> it kind of draws me even closer to hayley, just watching her be a mom. >> say hi.funny, huh? >> a ton of kisses to go around, as we visited the nashville home of tyler hubbard, wife haley and their daughter, olivia. >> have you been having fun dressing her? >> oh, yes. >> her closet is a little ridiculous. >> did you play her fgl music when she was in the belly? >> oh, yeah, all the time. >> what's her favorite? >> she -- >> she loved "meant to be." >> "meant is to be," is that it? >> brian kelley has his own adventure with his wife, a jean line. >> the clothing line was birthed on the road. she's been on tour with me the past couple years and we found ourselves altering our clothes and customizing things and doing things for the band. >> and they admit baby olivia may have inspired them on another team project. >> seeing olivia just small and how happy she is, it makes you want your own. >> yeah, it does. it does. ♪ >> but don't worry, the country duo isn't too busy for new music. they are close to releasing a new single. >> i think this is going to be our best al

he wanted to be next to his wife hayley for the birth of his daughter but his plane was diverted twicetenance problems. his mother was face timing. he was watching the birth of his daughter on the phone. >> push, push, push, you got it. here she comes and then, boop, she popped out. >> reporter: a passenger recorded the father's emotional reaction in real time. tracy dove was on the same . >> i thought, oh, my gosh, he's watcorn on the phone. it was the most gut-wrenching bb heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> reporter: she snapped this picture of nervous dad. >> i heard the baby cry and that whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> reporter: that video has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, sharing that father's joy over this very special moment. omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. >> man, that smile says it all. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," chip reid introduces us to spike, the latest edition to the smithsonian national zoo's elephant exhibit and hopefully soon-to-be father. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs m

now where nihad poland turkey has lost the daughter who was his pride and joy seventeen year old hayley and was on her way home when she was shot and killed by a young man who claimed to be her former boyfriend reached day on average five people were gunned down in turkey and since the failed coup in the summer of twenty sixteen the number of firearms in private hands has exploded the consequence is a devastating not least because many of the victims are girls and young women. nihad punter can has barely set foot in his daughter's room since she was murdered helen's desk bed and dressing table are all still there. she was preparing to go to college diplomas. and i was looking forward to framing her university diploma and putting it up on the wall but that will never happen now. last october seventeen year old helen was murdered on her way home in istanbul the culprit a male acquaintance who shot and killed her shortly after she had turned down his advances incidents like these are becoming all too common in turkey helen's father has called for stricter gun laws. i want to see at least t

he wanted to be next to his wife, hayley, to witness the birth of his daughter. travel plans hit some turbulence when his flight was delayed twice for maintenance problems. his mother was facetiming the delivery of his first child. he was watching the birth on his phone. >> push, push, push, push! you got it! t u got it! here she comes! and then, boop... she popped out! >> reporter: a passenger recorded the father's emotional reaction in real time. tracy dover was on the same flight. >> and i'm thinking, oh my gosh, he's watching his baby be born on the phone. chd it was the most gut- wrenching, heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> reporter: she snapped this picture of the nervous dad. >> when we heard the baby cry, just that whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> reporter: that video has since been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, sharing a father's joy over this very special moment. omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. ip glor: that is incredible. and amazing. and that is the "cbs evening news" for toni

#metoo founder movement, clarence thomas, starbucks c.o.o., and nikki hayley. illary clinton, rex tillerson, and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. apple c.e.o. tim >> at the pentagon briefing, lieutenant general kenneth mckenzie said there's no change in u.s. military posture following the cancellation of the summit with president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. he said a, quote, normal state of vigilance will be maintained. citing what he called, north korea's past unpredictable behavior. he's joined by chief pentagon pokesman dana white. >> good afternoon. i hope everyone is getting ready for a safe and happy holiday weekend. for many, memorial day weekend signifies the start of summer. it can be easy to overlook the significance of memorial day and what it means to our nation. especially the service members who continue to defend our freedoms every day. we celebrate memorial day in honor of the brave men and women who died while serving in the military. as we head into the holiday weekend, please join me in a moment of silence for those we h

israel hayley from friends of israel and london are nowhere what's going on that cannot stand that that cannot stand if we if you want peace in this region if we want to defeat extremism in this region we cannot allow this extremist israeli government to do what's doing in terms of settlement activities the massacres the confiscation of land the settlement activities the siege the closure they have there and guys then to a big prison in the last eleven years to a big prison then one response from britain is now to send prince william the first ever member of the royal family to go to israel what do you think of the we were contacted and he also want to go to to visit us we're not against anybody is coming to visit this region but we want people to stand tall we want britain to stand tall and you have a you know the british parliament almost three years ago voted unanimously to know how to recognise the state of palestine with these drugs in the sky better. the government didn't is that i should not be rewarded i'm going to interfere in the politics of britain who comes and who goes but

hayley ash, tessa hince and diana hosford. hayley and tessa, you met the queen. how was it?ll, isn't she? she's really small. she's like this big. >> that really surprised you, i take it. >> yeah, on the tv she's really very tall. >> yeah, and tessa, you have had such a crazy week. you said you met the queen. what are you most looking forward to saturday? >> am i allowed to say meeting david beckham maybe. >> you just did. >> you just did it. >> can't take that back. >> i meant to say harry and meghan but i think it would be so cool to see david beckham. >> cool to be invited and, diana, you're one of a few if only maybe the only american who is invited to this wedding with the invitation. you're married to one of our abc employees, matt hosford. >> i am. >> what was his initial reaction when you said, honey, i got an invite to the royal wedding? >> wow, that's great. he knows how much i love the work that i do and he he's really happy that they're being recognized and i told him it would be rather expensive so he said it was okay with that. >> all for a good cause so you ac

fine and find my next gate and find out that the flight's going to be delayed, and at that point, hayley delivery room and brooks had no choice but to sit on the floor of dfw airport and witness the birth. >> i was talking to hayley and my mom and it wassal pretty intense. push, push, push, push, push, you got it, here she comes, and then, boop, she popped out. >> reporter: fellow passenger tracy dover captured the moment. >> i'm thinking, oh, my gosh, he's watching his baby be born on the phone and it was the most gut-wrenching heartbreaking things i had ever seen. >> reporter: once his baby girl was born, brooks wasn't the only one celebrating. >> when we heard the baby cry, the whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> this is little millie. >> reporter: two hours later, brooks made it to the hospital to hold his newborn daughter millie. >> we're so happy he could make it home. >> i'm very thankful. i would never have guessed it was going to turn into all. this all i wanted to do was make it home and see my baby girl be born. >> reporter: baby millie and

and hayley moore joins us now from hungerford. good morning. how are you, any bruises?u, what made you think, i can help you ? towards you, what made you think, i can help you? can help you? racecourse which is quite a long way at chepstow. at chepstow. itjust starting to be slowed up. slowed up. it was funnelled down into quite an appropriate place. into quite an appropriate place. it was starting to slow down. was starting to slow down. to catch, hence falling over when i did it. did it. never, i didn't want it to do another lap of the race course. another lap of the race course. eventually he will get exhausted and he was running under adrenaline. he was running under adrenaline. just go for it, and hopefully he won't get hurt. won't get hurt. thankfully he was ok, but a well—known horse. ok, but a well—known horse. definitely well known. take that stands other was was coming towards you. why do you do that? that? firm stance you take that may be slightly slows the was down? slightly slows the was down? just for me to kind of eye him up and make sure that i would get

get it hayley bit about the hammock in the wood if you know what i'm up. you have the ship will celebrate the four but also had that with him he was very conscious of his appearance he would touch his fear with a robe because no other way anybody could get from a to go on the bridge and you know some of them were going to name him a man of a clump of them well one of them thought yes they may leak b. b. b. at the. other colored luck so to have field just done in a similar stuff to let the use of the national i don't model for me any been the dame and not only so much of the muslim can imagine who can i lack that if you went to hell and then when i looked me in the eyes and he was answering my questions he had the tone and manner of an old uncle and i tell you a story that would be a good example of moving from khartoum to afghanistan somehow trade with his role or changed his strategy he was going through their political arguments which were correct but he was i think. not able to pull word from. over the years al-jazeera is bureau chief in islamabad dunn

hayley moore.well. that is all the sport, back to you. i do not fa ncy all the sport, back to you. i do not fancy that! thank you. now we're going to speak to a man called neil whitfield. he's a former salesman. he's got a brain tumour. and he's suing nokia — the mobile phone company — for compensation. neil believes that heavy use of his mobile in the late ‘90s caused an acoustic neuroma tumour on a nerve between his ear and brain, which has left him partially deaf. caused an acoustic neuroma tumour on a nerve between his ear and brain, which has left him partially deaf. now, the world health organisation says that a large number of studies have looked into mobile phone safety and that no adverse health effects have been established, but neil and his lawyer have spent six weeks building up the case, and he'll be the first brit to sue a mobile phone company on these grounds. hejoins us now in his first television interview. good morning. tell me about when you first realised there might be somethin

under ambassador hayley are these comprehensive economic sanctions that are really hurting none.in they haven't felt before. ultimately he wants to get rid of the sanctions than once to please their masters so to speak in beijing. of course he doesn't want to give up his nuclear program. he's not an. the president made it clear once again today that he was going to insist on being nuclear station. we've always said the devils in the details. it's always about the verification process. even though the means of narrative is withdrawing from the nuclear deal that president trump put himself and i think is the opposite. he shown they're not getting an easy deal and that this isn't for show and they are in fact incredibly serious about making sure that this is the deal that can be verified. we will see if the system happens. i hope it does. neil: i cannot imagine getting blown out here, but you never know. >> the president is right to stay on top. how close then they get to the line? neil: morgan, thank you a very good seeing you. by the way, i don't know if the president was watching