this is not to say that lee wasn't sensible to the possibility of grand going across the james. but, the confederate commander's primary responsibility was wet? richmond. to protect richmond. unless he could be sure that grant would not threaten the confederate capital, lee would maintain his position on the north side, counting on beauregard's army to provide timely intelligence regarding any operations on the south side. now, because all of mead's pontoons required to cross the chickamauga river, he put general butler in charge of the pontoon bridge. he would turn to his engineer to select the crossing point and attempt the construction. he would recommend a position on the lion oak peninsula, where the river measured a little less than 2000 feet across. the banks on both sides required significant modifications. so 150 men immediately went into the forest, cut down giant cypress trees, created avenues of approach, corduroy approaches especially on the north bank of the river where it was very swampy, and then build better approaches on the south side of the river as well. and,

he sent that message to lee's headquarters north of the james. but by then, lee had moved his headquarters south of the river, and that message never caught up with general lee. not until 7:00 p.m. would beauregard again mention the presence of the second corps, news now to lee, after two days, that a portion of the army of the potomac was at petersburg. here is something i just don't understand. first of all, beauregard never recognized the presence of the ninth corps or the fifth corps, despite the fact that he had skirmished with them. and how in the world did those scouts along the james river miss a 2,000-foot-long pontoon bridge and ferrying thousands of troops up the james river? i do not have an answer for that. but they didn't. so lee contended himself with shifting the last of the first corps divisions, joseph kershaw's, closer to the pontoon bridge but keeping a.p. hill's corps north of the james in position to defend richmond against what was now a phantom force. now, after the fighting had died out on june 16 grant, however, admitted

this is not to say lee was insensitive to the possibility of grant across to james, but the confederateommander's primary responsibility was what? richmond, to protect richmond. and unless he could be sure that grant would not threaten the confederate capital, lee would maintain his position on the north side counting on beauregard army to provide timely intelligence regarding any operations on the south side. now, because all of meade's pontoons and his train were required to cross the river, he put general butler in charge of the pontoon bridge across the james river. and butler would turn to his chief engineer brigadier gotfried wietsal. the river measured a little les across. but the banks on both sides required significant modification so 150 men immediately went into the forest, cut down giant cyprus trees, created avenues of approach, corduroy approaches, especially on the north bank of the river where it was very swampy, and built better approaches on the south side of the river as well. and by working around the clock by the night of june 14th and june 15th, they had built a po

i need to give a shot out to james lee. james lee is a fantastic employee and official of the m.t.a., parking enforcement division. he can perform miracles. he is your best employee ever. he was able to get the petty cabs to start occupying in droves our staging area at chase center. he confirmed we're allowed to use it transit lane in union square in the evenings. the police have blocked off the streets. unfortunately, it's going to be about a battle. james lee has confirmed it. i'm hoping with the support of your staff, we can get this rectified. it's an a.d.a. issue. i'm concerned about the harassment and abuse i'm getting from the cops over there. i meant to talk about the article in the paper about shared spaces. i'm hoping that you can go over those regulations and understand why. double parking is gotten ridiculous in certain areas where there are almost whole street is covered with shared spaces. it makes it difficult to pick up and drop off, especially when it involves disabled people. thank you very much. happy ho

today it's my privilege to have professor james to lee was a vice chancellor university of buckingham in the united kingdom. welcome. >> thank you. good to be here. >> it's good to have you here as independent institute of california even though you work in england. so you are the vice chancellor of buckingham which for americans who don't know the international nomenclature that means you are the ceo of the university. also a professor of entrepreneurship at the university, formerly senior professor at newcastle university. also that oxford and the western cape in south africa you have been around the world in your teaching positions but interestingly to do research on education you are the author at least 15 books if i'm not mistaken especially fight t if this is global lessons for high-caliber and then we advise all of our friends around the world to get a copy of this book which we will talk about now. >> you have been called by sir anthony frazier by the philanthropy digest. >> i do have a hat. i should have learned today. >> he was going somewhere that some people denied the exi

lee's reaction to this conflicting intelligence. at 4:30 that afternoon so they told beauregard that no information about grant crossing the james riverrdered hill and kershaw to approach the pontoon bridges. then at last beauregard provided lee with unambiguous and preparation of the night core was on the ground in front of the men were the fifth and sixth for you did bearer andrew to petersburg. lee finally had information he needed to ship the rest of his armies out. he ordered kershaw to cross the river immediately and told hill to march to the pontoon bridges and deep prepared to cross at the southside. it was now a race. would need an grant succeeded overwhelming beauregard's exhausted men before the army of northern virginia would arrive? kershaw's division began its march to petersburg at 3:00 in the morning in a few hours later hill's men started tramping across the pontoon bridges at schaefer's bluff oilfields brigade left their trenches and followed and kershaw's footsteps. union forces were also on a move that morning reacting to these nighttime orders to convince support needed to advance. for course the 18th of seven ben

roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my

james jim brazier, rather says his brother lee was the tesla workers shot and killed at the fremont plant on monday afternoon. fremont police say a coworker used an ar 15 rifle to kill brazier. authorities have arrested 29 year old anthony salima. they say he made a surprise attack on brazier coming up from behind him and shooting him. at least we have closure that you know the person that did this got caught. he was a fierce father. very loyal. he would give you the shirt off his back. if we call them no matter what time of day or night he would come and be there. the family says they don't know if brazier and the suspect we're arguing that day the victim leaves behind a seven year old daughter. salima will be back in court in january to enter a plea. he is being held without bail. oakland's city council next week, is said to consider covid-19 vaccination mandate for certain indoor sites. this comes amid concern nationwide of a winter omicron surge. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live from the newsroom with those details, jenna. casino oakland city council member dan called says that he'

lee has a fresh, unsullied division, three big brigades of virginians, who can be supported by another division of troops that had already been in action. yes, jamesngstreet, after the war -- i emphasize after the war -- insisted he told lee this was the wrong thing to do. i rather strongly suspect that much of longstreet's protests that way got elaborated and embroidered as time went by after the war, especially after lee's death. i have the very strong suspicion that longstreet, whatever reservations he expressed at that time, didn't express severe enough reservations to cause lee to have any doubt. but ultimately, the rationale that justifies what lee did can be seen by looking at what you can call the cognate wars of the american civil war. if you look to the crimean war, the great battle of the alma, lord ragland launches the same kind of headlong, straight forward attack against russian positions and scores a tremendous victory. name with napoleon iii in the north italian war in 1859. everything that people could have learned from military example in the 1850s would have suggested that lee is doing exactly the right thing. the proof is in th

james and dave chapelle. >> dana: needs a nap. >> jesse: geraldo so did spike lee.s and engineers are no different than those of any other profession. who did this study? i feel like it wasn't scientists doctors or engineers. >> brian: the whole theory is the average person is just as smart as a rocket scientist and brain surgeon. so this is true. >> geraldo: anybody could do it. >> jesse: us weekly spreads. >> judge jeanine: it's not supposed to be that way. >> brian: we want them to be smarter. i want somebody operating on my brain that's smarter than me. [laughter] [laughter] >> judge jeanine: i'm a doctor of law. >> geraldo: jewish doctor? >> dana: oh my god. >> geraldo: lawyer, that's right. >> jesse: dana? >> dana: i was relieved when i read this because i thought okay, what they're basically saying we all have the same type of brain but they have better use of the skills in that part of the brain than we do. >> brian: they work harder and better -- >> judge jeanine: have you figured it out? >> dana: i just read the article. >> jesse: so did we, dana. [laughte

roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my neighborhood. i stand here today. when i stand on fullerto

whereas lee house an entire fresh unsightly division, who can be supported by another division of troops that have already been in action. yes, james after the war, i emphasize after the war, insisted that he had disagreed vehemently and told lee it was the wrong thing to do. lee -- as time went by after the war. especially after louise's death. i have the very strong suspicion that longstreet, whatever reservations he expressed at that time, didn't express severe enough reservations to cause lee to have any doubt. but ultimately, the rationale that justifies what we did can be seen by looking at what you could call the cognate wars of the american civil war. if you look to the crimean war, at the great battle of the alma, lord -- launches the exact same kind of headlong, straightforward attack against russian positions that are entrenched against artillery. and ends up with a victory. the same thing with the battle of -- in the north italian war in 1859. everything you could learn from military example in the 1850s would suggest that lee is doing the right thing. the proof is in the pudding. it almost worked. the confederate force

wynne lee has an entire fresh unsullied division that george pickett division iii tigta great -- three big for gates that can be supported by another division of troops yes jamesngstreet after the war and i emphasize after the war, insist that he disagreed vehemently and told lee that this was the wrong thing to do. i rather strongly suspect that much of longstreet ideas were and elaborated as time went by after the war especially after lee's death. i have the very strong suspicion that longstreet whatever reservations he expressed at that time he expressed severe enough reservations to cause lead to have any doubt. the rationale that justifies what we did can be seen by looking at what you could call the wars of the american civil war. if you look to the crimea war at the great battle he launches the same kind of headlong straightforward attack against russian positions that are entrenched with artillery and come to victory in the same thing happens with napoleon the third. and the battalion war in 1859. everything we could have learned from military examples in 18 50's was suggested that lee was doing exactly the right thing. the proof is in the pudding. it

lees town, arkansas. a lot are veterans of wilson creek. mccullough promptly gets killed. his second in command james mcintosh gets killed shortly thereafter and everything goes to pieces after that. is that concise enough? the remaining confederates try to stand them off which included the indians under albert pike but they eventually are checked, seesaw battles is what i'm trying to say. c. davis turns the tide for the union. and so mccullough's half is defeated. as a side note i can't resist putting this picture up here as we go through it. these are veterans and american indians that are up there. they did participate in this fight and the wars did not fight well, though, conventional napoleonic tactics. they came up, fired a volley and they ran off. they did return later and retrieved some scouts. you didn't laugh for that one, did you? all right, meanwhile, van dorn rode with price's left wing. there's mccullough and price with the left wing. on the morning of march 7, the head of van dorn's column struck the 24th missouri near elk horn tavern. they rush in reinforcements. the federals are allo

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the confederate army near the town of lee's town arkansas he has 18000 in the wilson's creek they marched out mccaul promptly gets killed his second-in-command james mcintosh gets killed shortly thereafter and everything goes to pieces after that is not concise enough right there? >> the remaining confederate tried to stand them off which included the indians under albert pike they eventually are checked by fresh union reinforcement even though the seesaw battle and jefferson davis, c davis arrives with his division and turns the tide for the union. his half is defeated as a side note i cannot resist putting this picture appear as we go through it these are veterans, and american indians that are up there pikes indian brigade did participate in the fight in the war years did not fight well and conventional tactics basically they came up and ran off however, they did return later after the fight was over and retrieved. >> you didn't laugh for that one did you. meanwhile he spoke with the left-wing there is mccullough with the left and price with the right on the morning of march 7, 1862 van dorn's column struck the 24th missouri near alcorn tavern

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whereas lee has an entire fresh unsullied division, george pickett's division, three big brigades of generals who can be supported by another division of troops that it r&d been in action. jamestreet after the war and i emphasize after the war insisted that he had disagreed vehemently and told subten that this was the wrong thing to do. i rather strongly suspect that much of longstreet's protests got elaborated as time went i after the war especially after lee's death. i have a very strong suspicion that longstreet whatever reservations he expressed at that time didn't expressed severe enough reservations to cause lee to have any. ultimately the rationale that justifies what lee did can be seen by looking at what we call the cognate wars of the civil war. if you look to the crimea war and the great battle of raglan. lord ragland launches a long straightforward attack against russian positions that are entrenched in artillery and scores a tremendous victory for the same thing happens with napoleon the third in the battle in the north italian war in 1859.os everything that people have learned t from military examples in the 18 50's would have suggested that lee is doing exactly

lee, a life. join the conversation with your phone calls and tweets. sunday, january 2 on book tv. >> in 1787 from may to september , jamesison gave 167 speeches. made 72 motions and served on four committees at the constitutional convention in philadelphia. in the preface of his new biography of our president, madison authored the virginia plan, a bold call for a total redesign of the national government that set the agenda for the convention and established the foundation on which the constitution would be built. james madison was 36 years old. he was america's first politician. >> book notes plus is available on the c-span now at or wherever you get your podcasts. >> a new mobile video app from c-span. download today. august washington journal continues. host: our guest is hannah northey from e&e news here to talk about an announcement from the administration when it comes to lead pipes. can you characterize the leadpipe problem in the u.s. and what it's causing? >> lead is a neurotoxin that can flake off -- it's a legacy infrastructure issue. reports have shown that there are leadpipe's in the united states across the

lee harvey oswald? there was a group of top officials, as i said, the chief of operations in the western hemisphere, the chief of operations in mexico city, the assistant to counterintelligence jamesn, the assistant to richard holmes, all these people were informed about oswald's movements six weeks before the assassination. what did they know? this is part of why people still want the rest of the story, because we do not have a good explanation. the cia has never explained. i hope that people will go to the cia and ask, now that we have most of the records, 95% of them, does the cia have an explanation for why so many top officials knew about the man who supposedly killed the president and did not do anything. what is the explanation. we do not have a good explanation. that is why people are still interested. host: congress took this on during the warren commission. what do you think about those conclusions? guest: it was operating at the mercy of the cia, so i think the commission did not have access to all of the information and i think they were misled by the cia. i do not think, i know. on the day lee harvey oswald was arrested, people said, do you have anything on this guy,