. >> i am victoria grace, and i would like to have james powell come in before me, and then i will speak. supervisor kim: you do not have to come up in any order. >> i did come up with visual aids. i have one for each and everyone of you, and that also have one to put on the overhead. i am here to speak on the major barrier to access to a shelter beds for seniors. seniors must often stand in line in the morning at resource centers for long periods of time regardless of physical disability. i will show that to you in a few minutes. it has already been illustrated. the time for standing can be as long as seven hours. after which, if they do not get a bed, they will have to do some traveling. bags in hand. to the next resource center. that could be 3 miles away. bandstand in another line or as much as five hours. if they do not get a bed at that place, they must again travel by foot, bags in hand, to a final hole and last resort 3 miles distance from that place, to again stand in line for as long as seven hours. the total time that a shelter seeker could spend it is 17 hours, walk 8 miles f

battle opened up when combat patrol sent out by everett peabody on the command and major james powell, three companies of the 25th missouri and two companies of the 12th michigan infantry participated in the first fighting in the battle of shiloh out in fraley field, and the first known participant of the battle named, recorded as wounded was a frederick klingler of the 25th missouri infantry. this is klingler's sword, and the metal components of the associated scabbard, and this has an inscription on it. the bearer of this sword, f.j. klingler, lieutenant, company b, 25th missouri infantry, was the first officer wounded sunday morning, 4:45, would have been a.m., in the battle of shiloh and remained two and a half days on the battlefield. so this is klingler's sword that he would have carried with him in the combat and then subsequently retained, and it would be inscribed. this is one of the newest pieces of the park collection donated to the park. i hope to get this on permanent display soon because it's so iconic with a very prominent part of the shiloh story, the opening of the ba

the combat control was under the command of major james powell who threw the men into a skirmish form mags towards the lotion where we're now standing. when the elements of the sqwirmish line broke out here, they encountered infantry picket posts, seven man details who fired off shots at the federals and retired. just the gray light of dawn breaking, very quiet morning except for the sudden eruption of the few muskets being fired, a few shouts being heard across the lantd scape, federal officers giving orders and what all, when in the far distance, the union troops would have picked up in the darkness, darker forms here at the junction of the woods. and those darker forms were the main picket front of hardee's corps, they were standing there in formation. the federals slowly advance and hardcastle unleashes a massive volley upon them and the battle of shiloh erupts and the fight is engaged. the con federals were in close proximity. hardy's front consisted of four brigades, 800 yards in front of him, five brigades from braxton brag's corp and stacked behind him were -- nearly 44,000 me

the combat one troel was under the command of major james powell who threw the men into -- towards the location where we're now standing. when the elelements of the swirmish line brouk out here, they encountered infantry picket posts, seven man details who fired off shots at the federals and retired. just the gray light of dawn breaking, very quiet morning except for the sudden eruption of the few muskets being fired, a few shouts being heard across the landscape, when in the far distance, the union troops would have picked up in the darkness, darker forms here at the junction of woods. and those darker forms were the main picket front of hardee's corps, they were standing there in formation. the federals slowly advance and hardkasle unleashes a massive -- the confederates were in encloses proximity. hardee's front consisted of four brigades, 8 hundred yards in front of them were 5 brigades in braxton bragg's corps, and stacked behind him were -- nearly 44 thousand men. johnston had achieved his surprise. although it would be federal reconzans that brings on the battle of shiloh becaus

this seems to have added to the empa tus of major james e. powell's predawn patrol and initiated the battle of shiloh at 4:55 a.m. on april 6th. this patrol, of course, was later later regarded as having saved grant's army from utter destruction, giving early notice of the confederate's heavy presence and warning union troops giving them precious time to prepare. thus, it is apparent when new data such as this, that we have much more to learn about why and how the shiloh events occurred as well as what happened. >> thank you. >> that's great to work with pros because we ended almost exactly five minutes a piece. which is a miracle. a compliment. don't you guys ever run for office. that would be a problem. i hope you will remember some of the things that were said. perhaps you have some questions. we will give you a chance to ask some questions. one of the things that's going on in history scholarship generally, we are looking at things we have never looked at before, that we have kind of taken to are granted, obvious things, the role of african-americ

this seems to have added to the impetus for major james e. powell's predawn reconnaissance patrol that discovered the confederates in freely field and initiate the the battle of shiloh at 4:55 a.m. on april 6th. this patrol, of course, was later regarded as having saved grant's army from utter destruction. giving early notice that the confederates heavy presence, and warning many union troops, giving them precious time to prepapepr prepare. it is a parent from data such as this that we have much more to learn about how and why the shiloh events occurred as well what happened. >> thank you. thank you. >> that's great to work with pros. i think we ended all most exactly five minutes apiece. which is a miracle. i will compliment them. don't you guys ever run for office. that would be a problem. but, a lot of things. i hope you will remember some of the thing that were said. maybe you have some questions. we will give you a chance to ask those questions. one of the things that is going on in history scholarship generally is we are looking at things that w

christopher james hooker recently grabbed worldwide headlines when another former student jordan powelloved in with him. the couple went on "good morning america" declaring they had no physical contact before that. now, their love affair has ended suddenly on friday. >> they wasted no time breaking up with boy friend the former teacher the day police came to arrest him. >> he was just like, i'm sorry. i still want to be with you. i'm not believing a word he says now. don't even bother. >> therapist that interviewed them. >> love will overcoming everything. >> says this divisive action bodies well for the teenager? >> i think he is going to put this period behind her. i don't think she will stay in a vulnerable state. i experienced her as being reflective and having the capacity to move on from this. >> if the allegations are true, it's part of a pattern. >> i would not recommend james hooker come anywhere near a school. he graf states towards young people. he uses the age differential and the power he has over them to gain validation and reassurance. in the process, the relationship bec

james fletcher has more. >>mark: blue skies over san francisco with temperatures in some spots on the cool site. we have hayward coming in at 41, amount yet 41, it looks like powello and that article spots. cost widespread '50s, as we advanced the clock to 3:00 p.m., maximum heating for the day, we could see a few areas to the east and north that could get to 60, but most spots will be in the upper 50s. temperatures will be just a touch cooler than yesterday. here is a quick look at those numbers specifically. tough and >>james: friday is looking good, a nice and to the work week. saturday may be the warmer of the tube sunday it's pretty. although there is a slight chance that there could be a cycle near santa rosa sunday evening. rest of the bay area looks terribly dry and mines. that is the weather. let's go to traffic. >>george: we are still looking for our first hot spot of the morning, it may be occurring in the san ramon valley in a non commute direction. in the meantime let's keep an eye on the upper deck of the bay bridge. it's a golden gate is still an easy trip to marin county and from it. there are not interested edie, east shore freeway, still a good

i think colin powell and condoleezza rice and the tremendous attacks on george w. bush by the naacp in terms of the jamesbird act to make sure that black voters did not go to him -- he has done very well with white voters as governor of texas. but in the current environment, is it wrong to assume that, as you put it, because the incumbent is a black guy, that black voters would not respond to him? i have heard some much from people who say that he has not performed for black voters. do you buy that? that, i don't buy necessarily. you have made president coming to an extraordinary -- this is just an extraordinary period in american history where the economy was going off a cliff. and have you pulled that back meant you have to make choices and you cannot make choices -- you cannot do everybody's priority. it was just impossible. were there areas where people felt like he should have done better? of course. i am chief among those. but are there places where he did make significant efforts? i think the affordable health care/obamacare is a significant as a piece of legislation to help minorities in particul

well from that 15% with black voters and then colin powell to the right and a tremendous attack on george w. bush by the naacp in terms of the james did not go to him. he had done well with black voters as governor of texas. in the current environment is it wrong to assume as you put it because the incumbent is a black guy that black voters wouldn't respond to him. i heard so much from people who say he has not performed for black voters. do you buy that? >> i don't buy that necessarily. you have a president who -- there is no way -- this is an extraordinary period american history. the economy going off a cliff and how you pull that back means you have to make choices and you can't make choices -- can't sue everybody's priorities. so were their areas where they could have done better? of course. i am chief among them. are there places where he did make significance? the affordable health care obamacare is significant as a piece of legislation that helps minorities in particular. you have to look at each piece of legislation. each victory from the white house and look at how that thing even though it does not have a black face on