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next, brad stone talks about general lee's hen, jeff davis, the marching pig, goats on boats and doug the camel. the national museum of civil war medicine hosted this program. they provided the video. >>> hi there. i'm brad stone with the national museum of civil war medicine. and i'm here today to talk about the role that animals played during the civil war. they affected nearly every major aspect. war. and i'm really fortunate to be doing it today at this wonderful farm south mountain creamery in middletown, maryland. the farm is historic and it is surrounded by a number of really important historic civil war sites in this area. if you go a few miles to the east in historic frederick, you will see the national museum of civil war medicine which is an excellent place to go. if you would like to have a fun way of learning about how medical advances made in the civil war impact us in a beneficial way, nearby that, is the battlefield, an important battle in the civil war. now, if you go a bit west from this farm, you will see the battlefield of ant tum. not far beyond that is harper's f

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and in this country who right now hen we are dealing with a real crisis have chosen, i think to divide us further. >> reporter: that political division now playing out inside local hospitals. >> i watched a woman send text messages to her sister yesterday, and calling her son to tell her they're-- they're putting the tube in and i hope i can talk to you again. putting the tube in and and these are voices that haunt me as i continue to try to take care of these patients. and i wonder and ask why can you have not gotten the vaccine. >> reporter: as a standoff in the show me state continues the mask mandate will remain in place until a judge ordered otherwise. mireya virreal, cbs news in kansas city, missouri. >> duncan: still ahead on the cbs weekend news, we remember a star on the music stage, and a legendary coach on the gridiron. >> duncan: that celebration, a classic and a huge hit by kool and the gang. we learned this weekend that the band's cofounder dennis dee tee thomas has died. the band came together in 1969. dee tee thomas was 70 years old. and legendary college football coach

it's it's real good to be home in the news the we discussed the story with jeff political as patrick henning sin and margaret brown, a journalist, an activist. he was himself imprisoned in connection with the de tylic, marty himself, over throughout the entire he was imprisonment, has been retaliated against 4 other articles. he's written or lawsuits. he has filed against a system against the visual wardens and so forth. having done for years in the feds myself, the prison, the u. s. for my activism and having written, calling from prison. i've been in prisons where there wasn't a while over. i've been in prisons where, you know, i was, i was pulled off the phone. what was going to interview the interview and been put in the shoe for doing that or view and then release after investigation. you know, 2 weeks later i was re arrested the orders in 2017 for getting interview advice after i got out of prison. no one has been involved in activism should be tried in the us, nor gosh, where there is it just did that. the record of the us saw it on this is a mentally vile. the harm should be proporti

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themselves as women, so that they can escape being housed with other men and been being a rooster in the hen house. and basically whether they want to escape other harm from other men or just come into the female prison and be a predator. we open the door to that, and that's problematic. and, and because we're so, you know, in the effort of being so inclusive, we're not realizing the harm on the back in that is being, cause this is katie, such a complicated issue. so what's the solution here? is that single sex prisons because, you know, when you read a lot, a lot of trans inmate say i don't feel safe anyway. so how do we make sure that everyone does feel safe? yes, we have male person, we have female person. that's how it's been because we know that that works better, but maybe having other facilities or individuals that i identify it's trans, making sure there is better security for some of these people. i don't know, maybe even looking into their medical records, not just taking somebody from california, going to that basically you can get a piece of paper and check a box and then be have

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themselves as women, so that they can escape being housed with other men and been being a rooster in the hen house. and basically whether they want to escape other harm from other men or just come into the female prison and be a predator. we open the door to that, and that's problematic. and, and because we're so, you know, in the effort of being so inclusive, we're not realizing the harm on the back in that is being cause and that's, that's a huge failure on our part. so jennifer, what do you, i mean this is katie thought too complicated issue. so what's the solution here? is that single sex prisons because you know, when you read a lot, a lot of trans inmate say i didn't feel safe anyway. so how do we make sure that everyone does feel safe? you know, this is a very complicated issue. i mean, whether it's from a legal perspective or a human right perspective, it because for every, for, for all the, the amendment me. absolutely, and of course the line about this, why about the identified as a woman so that they can rate and harm women and women prevent. they're also actually going to be peop

hens believed wormholes could in fact go through the fabric of space. so the question is time travel possible, there is a wrinkle in all of this. the equations say perhaps. but to do it, you do not need a delorean. that's simply not possible. you need a black hole. the energy of a black hole. that's what it takes to rip the fabric of space and time, to term time into a pretzel it takes energy beyond comprehension. so, sorry about that. now, there's another problem with einstein's theory. einstein's theory says that the universe must dimensionally die. this is the second law of the dynamics that in a system things must fall apart, rock, dk and die. that's why we die. we die because air is built up in ourselves, our cells begin to get sluggish individually they die. that's why we die. but if we take a look at evolution, evolution seems to go the opposite direction. what's wrong with the second law and ethics. why do we exist at all? i said that in a closed system, entropy always increases, chaos increases individually you die. but what happens in an open

he and i were talking about the hen year and where it is at the time nap was a few weeks ago i thinkight path i think we could see some pull backs but if we don't we have that cycle and we start to move higher based on those three different categories >> this feels a lot like last year at the exact same time if you think about it if we're all going to say the nasdaq and s&p 500 seem to be impervious and i'll just remind you that in september of 2020, the s&p went down about 10% in a straight line. some of your most favorite names, the names that might be vulnerable if rates go higher, they got slammed apple and amazon were down 20% on down s&p in one month in one month the biggest peak to trough decline we had in the s&p all yearlong was 5.5%. that happened 190 days ago >>> we have some more details coming up on the amc call. >> they will start accepting bitcoin at all their u.s. locations by year end. they said they are looking to add apple pay as well as google pay for online purchases this is lit up the twitter sphere right now that's what a lot of people were hoping for the ceo d

so one animal i'll start out with is sally the hen sally belonged to robert e lee. she escaped from a shipment of poultry that was being sent to the confederate army in 1862 and fortunately for her she ran into lee's tent they hit it off. lost every day thereafter. she would lay an egg under lee's bed. this relationship went on until unfortunately the bell of the wilderness when there was a misunderstanding and nelly unfortunately ended up on the menu lee was very upset about that. there were other animals used as mascots as well. one of the most popular we're dogs dogs and man's best friend. although these cows might hear might challenge that dogs were very often used his mascots for regiments one of the most famous dogs was sally the dog sally was the mascot of the pennsylvania 11th infantry and she went everywhere with them. she paraded with them including in front of president lincoln. she went into battle with them. she fought with them at the bell of gettysburg and there she went missing for a number of days. found her she was guarding the bodies of their dead

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. >> with the taliban in charge, hen r henrietta, has there been communication with your people to gethem to safety? >> yes even before the crisis, tanya, we have been working with elements of the taliban in various parts of the country where they have controlled the towns orov villages. we have a working arrangement. it is not of one whole piece so it can be very different in one region or another. >> how worried are you about the impact on women and children's rights and education in afghanistan going forward? >> this is our deepest concern in society, we need the women as teachers and health care workers and in children's hospitals as do doctors. we are yet unclear in some areas if that is going to be allowed. >> henrietta, theu.s. has gotten a lot of criticism from around the world about their withdrawal how do you feel about that do you feel that is fair to blame them >> oh, tanya, i will leave blame to others. we are just working so hard to try to reach the needs of the people i can tell you that people are just terrified they're worried about the future they don't know what lies

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next, brad stone talks about general leads hen, jeff davis, the marching pig, -- and dug at the camel. the national museum of civil war medicine hosted this program, they provided the video. >> hi there, i am brad a stone with the national museum of civil war medicine. and i'm here today to talk about the role that animals play during the civil war.

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hen gets there and the civil warr starts. now, and prosecuting the civil war lincoln's record is very well known. but he had embedded in some of his very basic messages were very foundational ideas. raising through economic progress but what did he favor? first of all the transcontinental railroad. it became a very popular idea in 1840s. john see if fremont ran for president against buchanan, campaigned on that. he was one of the first republicans, the republican party does not come along to the mid- 19th century, 1850s. the new republican party is against slavery and for the transcontinental railroad. lincoln, havingli represented the illinois central as a lawyer knew the importance of it. he favors that, mentions it in one of his annual messages which were then the state of the union speeches, mentions a whole bunch of otherot things. he is the first president to do a telegraph message transcontinental. he gets a message from san francisco and he loves the telegraph as we know from the civil war he learns and spends a lot o

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and as alison henning reports for us tonight. officials want to make sure there isn't a repeat. >> the city of northport is constantly monitoring water levels during this time of year when you're getting 2 or 3 inches every afternoon. it's a persistent effort to keep the water moving. those efforts started ramping up earlier this week when the threat of fred first became a possibility. we're doing our best. move the water as quickly as we can at this point. just last month. also left the north port estates community under water flood waters from rural manatee and sarasota counties float self overloading the myakka hachi creek. >> at one point the water was rising at about an inch an hour. 10 months and tells us he was left with a few inches of intrusion. the breezeway room in the lynn. i got pretty pretty bad change the carpets out. >> the roads were dry when we drove through the estates area friday everyone is hoping they stay that way. munson and a few others stopped by the city. self-serve sandbag site loading up their vehicle

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