she says yes and the first-place she visits is jefferson davis and she offers her services to jefferson davis. her secret network is going to behold. but jefferson davis asks her, will you be my envoy to england and see if you can get those two nations to support our cause? she will be the toast of the town throughout england. she will meet with the prime minister lord palmerston. she will actually have an audience. by 1863, especially after the first of january when the emancipation proclamation is is issued, neither can afford to have the moral stigma. rose has nothing else to do. she boards a blockade runner by the name of condor. and they come to the coast off of wilmington north carolina. the seas are very choppy. he absolutely insists to the captain to take me ashore. it is way too dangerous. the seas are too choppy. we will put you ashore the next morning. rose is not one to be denied and she insisted. the captain said ok, we will put you in the bow. they get away from the main ship. the crew either swims to shore. the next day when they find her body, they discover she had large

at any rate davis got jefferson davis out of jail too, didn't work so well for her but finally died and she decided to move to new york to the reporter but mainly wanted the money she had to make a living but also wanted freedom and there was a big problem with the first lady of the confederacy moving to new york, had always been a little too conflicted for a perfect southern belle, so she wrote to her daughter and said i am free, brown and 62 and i will move wherever i want to. while she was in new york she befriended julia grant and it was page 1 in every newspaper in the country which is another great thing, you can get newspaper's online, the library of congress has one, and there they were and what they knew they were doing was bringing about reconciliation. that is what a lot of these women were involved in, in their own voices after the war was over and use see the tremendous impact that it had on their lives and on the role of women in america going forward and in fact clara barton said at a memorial day again established by women to talk about reconciliation at memorial day cel

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the 20 year old was shot and killed just before 11:00 in a parking lot off jefferson davis highway. police are searching for the killer. family members say they do not know why anyone would want to hurt him. >> it's like q1ua nightmare th doesn't seem real. he was such a good person. >> the family does believe this was a robbery. it is prince william county's eighth homicide this year. >>> washington reported the 142 142nd homicide when a man was shot and killed outside a home in clay terrace in northeast. witnesses said they heard more than ten shots fired at close range at two men. one man died on the sidewalk. the other was taken to an area hospital in serious condition. >> everything came from one gun. it is like he didn't hear any repeated fire back and forth or anything like that. it was like you heard 10 to 15 shots. >> family members understandably are overwhelmed with emotion at the scene. officers had to hold back and push away one woman who ducked under the crime scene tape. police have not released suspect information yet. >>> overseas kurdish fighters on the ground and

wood bridge. 20-year-oldzackary meter was shot and killed before 11:00 in a parking lot offer jefferson davis highway. the family says they don't know why anyone would want to hurt him. >>> to a developing story now in a shocking decision from secretary of defense ash carter. >> late tonight carter fired his top adviser, over allegations of misconduct. the pentagon isn't getting more specific than that our ellisson barber is live with more. have you been able to get to the bottom of this misconduct? >> reporter: not yet. when secretary carter came to office earlier this year, one of the first people he hired was lieutenant general ron lewis. this decision to let him go came out of left field. >> ron lewis holds one of the army's most prestigious rankings. there are 35,000 in the u.s. army, 48 hold the rank he holds. he grew up in chicago in a military family, served three tours in iraq and afghanistan and worked along side carter for years. serving as an adviser three times. last month carter gave a speech and spoke about lewis calling him his friend time after time he was able to count on. t

signed into law by jefferson davis. theney got time between and april 2 when jeff davis is on the run to recruit, i want to know his technology. >> the individuals coming from canada, where they emancipated slaves? people who were freed? how did they end up in canada? >> the people in canada, what was their status? were they enslaved persons, that they escape. the answer is yes to all of them. when i talk about the real uncle tom, captain just sigh at later becomes a kernel. he escape from slavery in the maryland area around washington, d.c. and made his way to canada so he was a fugitive. anyway his company -- i'm from oklahoma. sometimes a speech problems. most of his soldiers were actually fugitives. and a lot of them were fugitives. back,en they're coming garland white was a fugitive. hezekiah at fort douglas was initially a fugitive and his half-brother purchased his freedom so he is a free man. the of abraham shad is a free man and isaac was a free man. everybody ask about is there and then they come back. before,

. >> there's plans to change jefferson davis.'s been a request to change the name of the highway. there's plans to change other landmarks. if the plan moves out of the general assembly next year, the change would have to be approved by governor mcauliffe. >>> new concerns about safety and bus. a bus driver tells us what he saws first hand as the i.t. digs through hundreds of complaints and find out what's being done about it. >>> "news4," a warning about something you may see on your social media accounts asking you to help the victims in paris. >>> coming up, the tiny house in our area, we're talking really small. >>> 9:38 right now. a lot of folks talking about the newest real estate to hit the market. this is the spot for you. 252 square feet. that's a house. really it's like a hotel room size. it's available for rent starting on wednesday. the price, 1, $400 a month. the tiny space is located on 12th street at c street northeast. it is the smallest freestanding house in the district according to its craigslist ad. an open hou

in mississippi -- still many reminders of confederate president jefferson davis. this morning we're hearing from his great, great grandson about the controversy linked to his ancestor... "not remembered by the unwrap him from the flag to say he wasn't incarnate in 1861. there's 52 years that you want to hear about." he believes if people find confederate statues offensive, they should be moved. but he says they need to then be taken to places where they can the emissions cheating scandal according to the e-p-a, the german automaker cheated on u-s emissions tests for a second time. volkswagen previously admitted that it cheated pollution tests of nearly half a million u-s cars with 4-cylinder diesel engines.. and 11 million worldwide. google x is testing drone delivery. the company calling the program "project wing" an exec discussing the program with air traffic controllers yesterday...sating the goal is to have drones deliver packages by 2017. another retailer is testing one-day delivery. best buy is testing one-day delivery in the san francisco area. the test co

talking earlier about dang done the only person bees everyone who has done more damage has actually jefferson davisates of philadelphia. used the word delusional. it is beyond durable. this guy is so arrogant and as i want so 60ive. he cannot diminish he and is he wrong. he reacted p political annoyance. the french are in this now. they are doing their best. but they can't do it -- nato can't do it. nobody can do it without us and we are awol. >> all right. nato, my suggestion that they declare war on isis that the 28 nations band together command and control in europe develop tactical strategy to what these people -- wipe these people off the face of the earth are you with that. >> you have got to be realistic. nato at this point is lady liberty with european costume jewelry. i'm grateful forlt the critics of allies. if the united states does not leave and apply our military resources and wherewithal, can't get there without four help. they don't have the intelligence resources. ifield nato effort. it's not going to happen because obama doesn't want it. >> i think he might have to now particularly

this is in the area of jefferson davis highway, 23rd street. of course you can see it. i wanted to give you an idea. all lanes are open on the northbound stretch. the southbound side is actually where we had the activity. same thing. that is now opened up. move to the maps and talk about 95. this is 395, actually. and 9 it 5 -- 95 moving very well. the issue on 7895 in maryland, two separate accidents near route 100. big delays heading to baltimore from d.c. alison: i hope it gets better soon. thank you. here you wouldn't know it's the middle of fall. at least today. but head over to flagstaff, arizona, and boy, you have snow already. schools there started class on a two-hour delay. parts of the city could end up with up to eight inches of snow by the time it stops falling. the national weather service says it's just the fourth time it has snowed in flagstaff on november 4. jonathan: that is the high country of arizona but you don't normally see the snow this early. usually they wait later than everybody else. doug: a lot different in flagstaff than in phoenix. alison:

allegory of lincoln and the union on one side and the rebels on the other with justice glaring at jefferson davis. suggesting this artwork was produced in america by foreign immigrants filtering this war through the 19th century view of good and evil and expressing this as something between twowar territories in the united states, two different systems of society and different visions of the future. "punch" magazine. they were very clever. everyoned where not could read, these have much greater impact. guard is one of my favorites. the 39th. they have a group of reenactors. i invited them. they are very colorful and they were organized early during the time these rumors were spread about garibaldi coming to america. hungarian whoed raised the garibaldi guard and it included some italians, a lot -- allans, swiss, french kinds of different people. the had young women and daughters of the regiment would come along and provide food. really splendid uniforms. appeal the multilingual hungarians, swiss, patriots of all nations, fight for your adopted country. freedom fighters, german freedom fighters, a

they protested a statue of jefferson davis. the -- theome of confederate flag as well.ost: the statue of jefferson davis was on the campus? i believe it was on the campus. to aand i got that moved museum. host: you grew that decision? know, they can display is somewhere. individual -- the confederacy lost. lost, anderate states we don't have statues of hitler anywhere. .he confederate states lost they can display somewhere, maybe in somebody's home or somewhere else on campus. i do not know why it would need to be pretrade in public. host: from austin texas. republican line. thank you for your time. on york times lead editorial wednesday, the case against woodrow wilson, student protesters at princeton performed a valuable public service last week when they demanded that the administration acknowledged the toxic legacy of woodrow wilson. he was university president in new jersey governor before been elected to the white house. he was an unapologetic racist whose administration rolled out the gains that african-americans had received after the civil war. they hurt worker

colored regiment was being organized in louisiana, kansas, the president of the confederacy, jefferson davis, sent out a plug formation saying all negroes captured as prisoners of war will be returned to savory. -- returns to slavery. and says that the officers will be tried by a military tribunal for inciting an insurrection. when stevens is making this 1864, a april of massacre had occurred. colored troops were really angry about the proclamation. 1863, the confederate legislature passed legislation that supported that particular proclamation. it was identical to it, in fact. stevens says we need to do something about this. we need retribution. what they are referencing is what happens when he is talking about the messenger -- the messenger --massacre. a confederate division, over 2000 men with 550 union soldiers. 250 of those union soldiers are african-americans. prisoners are not taken. meaning they are killed. they are massacre. the massacre at fort pillow becomes a rallying cry for united states colored troops. that is what stevens is referring to. they are not being treated as prisone

allegory of lincoln and the union on one side and the rebels on the other with justice glaring at jefferson davis. i'm just suggesting, this artwork was produced in america by foreign immigrants filtering this war through this 19th century view of good and evil and expressing this is something more than just a war between two territories within the united states, two different systems of society, two different visions of the future. another one from punch magazine. these cartoons were very clever. in a world where not everyone could read, often, these illustrations had much greater impact than written word. the garibaldi guard is one of my favorites. this is one of my favorites. they have reenactors. are there any among us? they have very colorful uniforms. they were organized during the time these rumors were spread about garibaldi coming to america. it was a hungarian exile who raised the garibaldi guard. it included italians, germans, french, all kinds of different people. they had young women, also the daughters of the regiment who would come along and provide food and splendid uniforms with-

. >>> there's a new effort to change the name of jefferson davis highway. they may ask county legislators to rename the highway. there's been efforts to change other landmarks after the confederacy. if the plan moves out from the general assembly next year. it would have to be approved by governor mcauliffe. >>> history thousands of years old smuggled right into virginia. what a local man facing charges admits he did with it. >>> and beware of fake charities asking for money to help for the victims of paris. asking questions what more does the intelligence community know about our current threat level and what can be done to protect us? >> that's one of the many issues that will be discussed on "meet the press." chuck todd with "meet the press." i know focusing on the terror in paris. you've got president obama s saying we've got his full support to the french people. where does that put us when it comes to fighting isis? >> you'd assume it's going change the president's calculus. just a few days before the attack he told nbc isis was contained and that's s

stephen douglas is on the same block with president breckenridge and at the same house that jefferson and davis had lived in me for the left washington a few weeks before after he resigned from the senate and was soon to become president of the confederacy. and so the delegates and other partiers are logged into the douglas house and john tyler and his wife julia are there at the center of attention and she is writing letters back in new york describing these events and how all the country and all of washington to save the nation and she had been very stylish and prominent although very young even during her own white house reception had raised a platform in the east room sort of like royalty even the first lady that her photograph taken as first lady which was well-publicized and was known for her clothing and in fact just writing a letter back to her mother in the peace conference saying mail me some dresses from new york so she can participate in washington and she's telling her mother but people are telling her about this party and she hasn't aged at all since she was the first lady which t

stephen douglas lived on the same block with vice president breckenridge in the same house that jefferson and davis had lived in before they left washington a few weeks before he resigned the senate to listen to become president of the confederacy. so the delegates and other partiers are in the douglas and john tyler and his wife julia are there, the center of attention, and she is writing hopefully for us letters to her mother back in the north describe how these events and how all the country and all of washington are listening to has been to save the nation. she had been a very stylish and prominent first lady although very young and had even during her own white house reception that constructed a raised platform on which she set in eastern, sort of like royalty. she was the first lady who would have her photograph taken as a first lady which was well-publicized and was known for her clothing. in fact, was writing a letter back to her mother during the peace conferencing please mail me some more dresses from new york so she could fully participate in washington life. she told him other people ar

jefferson davis no more wanted to take over washington, d.c.han george washington wanted to take over london. it was really a war over states, once it settled, it settled the issue of succession. once the issue of succession was settled by group force, then the federal government can do anything that it wants. it's very much like if -- if you told -- if you told my wife that she would not divorce me, i could treat her anyway i want to. the very fact of exit is a very powerful inducement for people to live up to their contractual agreement. then, again, there's issue that i -- that people say, well, what can we do to restore economic freedom orpl to get us back on e track, and i say, well, i don't want to be to pessimistic but are we as americans, as human beings any different from the people from the romans, from the french, from the spanish, from the british. these are great empires of the past, they went down the tubes for doing some -- many things that we are doing. are americans to expect any different from ourselves? are we any different a

jeffersons." we used to laugh at sammy davis jr. kissing an outraged archie bunker.ll bring us back there. >> you just ended your career. >> this is fun watching southparkers make fun of certain people. >> i think it's a lot of fun. bill maher was going off on some democratic congresswoman about the president refusing to talk about muslim extremisextremism. and i'm thinking, wait a minute, there are a lot of people here saying, let's be straight with each other. let's have a conversation. >> and you're that way? i'm just wondering if you figured out the washington redskins had a bye week this week. >> that's not politically correct. >> is it not? you could say bye. we don't have a problem with that. >> i mean, seriously, if i said something insult toing to you intentionally, you wouldn't say, juan, that's incorrect. >> politically incorrect. >> but that's a short for the whole offensive -- >> i love how you try to get him to say that. >> now you're making me depressed. you brought up sports. >> that was a terrific football game. >> if your name was drew brees. >> you

davis who throws it down with two hands... the flyers led by as much as 14 ... the hawkeyes slowly cut into the lead... cedar rapids jefferson grad jarrod uthoff with the three-ball corner pocket... hawkeyes trail by six ... then, mike gesell finds a wide open anthony clemmons down low for two... they trail by four ... later, iowa with the offensive board... brady ellinson sticks the landing on that three to put the hawkeyes up 70-69 ... this kept going back and forth... gesell with the catch and shoot three... bingo... hawkeyes lead by four ... 20 seconds to go... dayton up by one... scoochie smith drives and finishes with the left hand, iowa tried to hit a three to tie it, but missed... dayton beats iowa 82-77 ... iowa women taking on wright state in the lone star showcase in austin, texas... chase coley drives and gets the reverse layup ... later, ally disterhoft grabs the offensive board, kicks it out to alexa kastanek who buries the three... she hit 6 3-pointers, a career-high for her... she finished with 18 points ... then coley kicks out to tania davis in the corner for a three of her own... she finished with 13 point

jefferson. lopez died there. police have not said what led to the deadly shooting with another round of violence...some des moines activists made another plea for peace. a small group gathered at "evelyn davis park" this afternoon. similar rallies have taken place here in the past...all hoping to get the community to help in stopping violence. these people say enough is enough when it comes to violence.. they want to make the case...that young black lives matter. "it hit home...everyone says this doesn't happen to me...it may be you tomorrow." a des moines man's offered a five thousand dollar reward if you can help get back his stolen truck. the man says he left his 2013 gmc sierra in the parking lot thursday night at the kum and go on southeast 14th. he admits he left the truck running...with the keys inside...when he ran into the convenience store. the man says someone apparently stole the truck around 8 p-m. the truck's license plate is d-h-n 5-5-9. if you have any information contact des moines police we're right in the middle of what could be a long fall-like streak with the weather. meteorologist jennifer mcdermed joins us... the weather. meteorologist jennifer mcdermed we are learnin

davis who throws it down with two hands... the flyers led by as much as 14 ... the hawkeyes slowly cut into the lead... cedar rapids jefferson grad jarrod uthoff with the three-ball corner pocket... hawkeyes trail by six ... then, mike gesell finds a wie open anthony clelemons down low for two... they trail by four ... later, iowa with the offensive board... brady ellinson sticks the landing on that three to put the hawkeyes up 70-0-9 ... this kept going back and forth... gesell with the catch and shoot three... bingo... hawkeyes lead by four ... 20 seconds to go... dayton up by one... scoochie smith drives and finishes with the left hand, iowa tried to hit a three to tie it, but missed... dayton beats iowa 82-77 ... iowa women taking on wright state in the lone star showcwcse in austin, texas... chase coley drives and gets the reverse ... later, ally disterhoft grabs the offensive board, kicks it out to alexa kastanek who buries the three... she hit 6 3-pointers, a career-high for her... she finished with 18 points ... then coley kicks out to tania davis in the corner for a three of her own... she finishshd with 13 poponts