unfortunately for johnson, john bell hood, who has been ordered to launch this attack, doesn't do so, and then in a conference that's held between johnson and the corps commanders, hood and lee unitas polk that the army needs to retreat again. exactly what happened at this conference and who said what was a point of bitter contention between joe johnson and john bell hood for many, many years. each had a very different version of what happened said is absolutely impossible to reconcile, and we don't need to go into the details of it now, but the upside is that johnson saw that his corps commanders didn't have any confidence they could hold the position and the army retreated yet again. sherm\n at this point is pretty optimistic about the course of the campaign and in a wonderfully evocative phrase, or passage rather, he writes -- this is in mid-may. "we are now in motion like a vast tide of bees and expect to swarm over the chattahoochee in a few days." the chattahoochee was the river flowing from east to west that would be the last natural barrier between sherman and atlanta. by the

trujillo and lynn abraham, the other candidates are terry guillen, a former aid to mayor nutter, john bella neighborhood activist with 20 years in politics and milton street sr., the brother of former mayor john street. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is your election station. you can find more information about the mayoral candidates, including their background, by going to nbc10.com. >>> according to police, a school employee stole a dozen ipads from a new jersey elementary school. fadari mitchell has been charged with the theft of 12 ipads. he worked as a crisis intervention counselor with the school district. he had access to the ipads during a summer program at the school. his bail was set at $5,000. >>> and a respiratory virus affecting kids continues to spread. new jersey's first case of enterovirus 68 has been discovered. four children were being treated at children's hospital in philadelphia. it's called enterovirus d68. infants and children and teens are more likely to become infected. symptoms include wheezing and breathing troub

beside abraham and true ill low, guillen, john bell and milton street sr. the brother of former mayor john street. nbc10 is your election station. you can find more about the mayoral candidates including the background on nbc10.com. >>> the house labor and industry committee will hold a public hearing dealing with equal pay on the workforce. it would underscore the conditions under which employers can pay equal pay. >>> taxpayers in new jersey who have overdue bills can get a new break. they agree to pay the full tax bill is what we're talk about, and if they do that, penalties will be reduced or eliminated. taxpayers have the next two months to take advantage of that program. >>> almost 20 minutes after 5:00 now. let's get a check of traffic. we had, as christine was telling us about an accident earlier out there. >> let's see if we have an update. christine. >> yeah, it's the only accident i'm watching at this hour, in atlantic county, buena vista, route 54 at way mouth road. that intersection aclosed. emergency crews transported one woman to the hospital

lee and john bell was around 6,000 respectively during the charge of gettysburg. it was a mistake and that federals were exhausted and the confederates were well entrenched. grand as i mentioned has come to be viewed through the lens of cold harbor and why are we view him through that lens we forget about the triumphs of henry and fort donaldson they kicked open the confederacy western door in northwestern tennessee. also gone is the execution of the brilliant strategy during the vicksburg campaign and the defense of chattanooga in the fall of 1863. viewing grant through the entire spectrum not just during a few hours on june 301864 door at the same time should we put grant him a pedestal but see him as a man the human flesh and blood with walls to the cove. he possessed an uncommon tenacity to see a task to the end. for him, cold harbor may have been a disappointment for a few hours and perhaps a few days. he saw it as a stepping stone to the end of the war in virginia. very soon he would turn his sights toward the southwest. in the open field hewitt to these cou

confederates john bell hood and joseph johnston.eaders william tecumseh sherman and george thomas. onanta fell to union forces september 2, 1864, bringing general sherman's for month-long campaign to a close. that is on the civil war, american history tv's weekly program that delves into the events that shaped the outcome of the war. next, author and history professor thomas divide discusses henry wallace's 1948 campaign for president as the nominee of the progressive party. he served as vice president under fdr before being replaced by harry truman for the 1944 election. professor devine argues that his campaign strategy of focusing on courting minorities in the jim crow south alienated much of the white electorate. despite his efforts, mr. devine says the majority of african-americans decided to vote for president truman. wallace came in fourth in the general election, finishing with fewer votes than the other third-party candidate or i strom thurmond. this is about one hour. >> i don't think i will need these pet thank you. i app

he he sacks johnston and replace him with john bell hood. he was a very aggressive man.sherman'sy, subordinate advised him that hood will attack. he did attack after three days in command, that army of the cumberland north of atlanta without success. sherman had a turning maneuver going on at that time. he was putting a move on hood. swinging the army of the tennessee to the east side of atlanta. near the atlanta zoo. that neighborhood may be more dangerous now than it was then. like some not so well preserved civil war battlefields. the army of the tennessee was down there. retreat, and any further retreat means giving up atlanta, or attack. hood learned his generally under robert e lee. he knew we would have attacked, so he attacked. and he planned a pretty good attack. in fact, i do not think hood gets enough credit for his attacks. he planned an attack that was a lot like, for you civil war buffs and students, maybe you have heard of a battle called chancellorsville. where robert e. lee and stonewall jackson embarrassed hooker. you look at hood's attack at what becom

the other candidates in the running for mayor are tellry guillen, john bell and milton street sr., theher of former mayor john street. >>> happening now, new jersey governor chris christie is in nashua, new hampshire, showing his support for republican walt havenstein. earlier today, christie was in maryland to rally support for republican larry hogan in his campaign for governor. >>> new claims are made about a high profile center city beating investigation. >> that is our top story on nbc 10 news at 4:00 today. nbc 10 has learned that some of the people police want to talk to in this video say the beating victim started it. the accusers have told nbc 10 they were attacked because they're gay. police have not filed any charges. >>> also, concerns over cuts. thousands of people in our area feeling the financial impact of a decision made in washington. and worries about how they'll be able to put food on the table. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> cool, dry conditions continue. i'll let you know when we'll start to see a late summer warmup in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day fore

atlanta.of he highlights the role of the four commanders who had the impact on the atlanta campaign, john bell hood and joseph johnston, and join leaders william t. sherman and thomas. atlanta fell to union forces, bringing general sherman's four-month long campaign to a close. this hour and 15 minute event place at the lovett school in atlanta. >> it's now my privilege to dr. davis, a native atlantan.

>> the steelers ben roethlisberger through couple of touchdown passes and antonio brown and leaf john bellmbine for 147 yards on the grounds, and pittsburgh dominated the carolina panthers last night 37 to 19, in the late game. brown also had 90 yards receiving. the steel remembers now two and one on the season. they snap carolina home winning streak at eight straight games. >>> talking baseball. phils enjoying their last day off of the season before opening a road series in miami tomorrow night. yesterday, wrapping up their west coast swing, the a's handed the fighting's their second straight lost. josh donaldson's thirds walk off homerun of the season, was a two run shot in the tenth inning, keeps the a's at the top of the al wild-card standing, the final yesterday was eight to six. >>> well, hometown hero and little league hero mo'ne davis, getting more accolade. given the dave isay wards of excellence yesterday. became nay nationwide sensation, she and the dragons made it all the way to the williamsport little league world series tournament. where ever she goes, always stresses team. >

john bell marches on harpers ferry, the first battle of bull run, in mexico. it fell into my lap. was not looking for this material. but after a while there was just so much material i said i have to share this story, so i did. >> host: and we have been talking with ucla professor david hayes-bautista about "el cinco de mayo". you are watching book tv on c-span2. thank you, professor. >> guest: my pleasure. >> is there a nonfiction author were booked you would like to see featured on book tv? send us an e-mail. tweet us, or post on our wall. >> next on book tv in a collection of essays david horowitz recounts his transition from a proponent of the political left to one of its critics. this is about an hour. >> thank you, everybody. a democratic strategist once wisely said, everybody has a game plan and tell you punch them in the mouth. the left has obviously taken that strategy to heart and perfected it while the right has taken so many shots to the mouth we have been left punch drunk and on the ropes maybe not for much longer. the new book by david horowitz, "take no prisoners: t

so john bell of tennessee to former house speaker runs the only presidential candidate basically the former whigs and people said that would be the easiest thing if we just pretended that wasn't an issue. the republicans would have a surprise of their own in the convention. abraham lincoln not thought to be a major factor but of course his debates with douglas and the publication of the debate in the national best-selling book would make him a huge celebrity. and he would travel thousands of miles leading up to 18th at -- 1860 and 1862 and pressing many people in the process. so she becomes the leading possibility advocate in the hopes of people that would oppose william seward of the former governor of new york, senator from new york who thought he was extremely anti-slavery to winning. so lincoln some lincoln is the surprise nominee of the convention in the city of chicago. all four former presidents that arrived including president buchanan would oppose his elections even know where the fillmore for whom he had campaigned in 1848 so the former presidents were concerned that his el

atlanta.of he highlights the role of the four commanders who had the impact on the atlanta campaign, john bell hood and joseph johnston, and join leaders william t. sherman and thomas. atlanta fell to union forces, bringing general sherman's four-month long campaign to a close. this hour and 15 minute event place at the lovett school in atlanta. >> it's now my privilege to dr. davis, a native atlantan. i'm not sure anyone knows more about the atlanta campaign than he does. he's been a proud civil war the fourth he was in grade. he earned his undergraduate emory, hisistory at master's degree at the andersity of north carolina emory. at davis drew on his experience this morning when he spoke to 450 high schoolers ever effectively. he's taken it upon himself to attend virtually all of the eight lectures we've had thus far in this series. and he's been so very conscientious in communicating what he wanted to say to you tonight and to our students earlier today. i'm not sure i can do justice to for the civil war in campaign.a his pieces have appeared in a popularf scholarly and publications, includ

. >> i love john dickinson. >> ring the bell. >> thank you. >> we have a nicer bell. >> john dickinson>> all you need is a powdered wig. >> i have one at home. >> here's the thing, the constitution was signed on this date in 1787. >> yes. >> a lot of things we are learning. >> here's the thing you should have never taken me to dell frisco's last night after the event. >> i told you it was a bad idea. >> i'm losing energy. >> we're all losing energy. >> rihanna, i love her, had some harsh word for the network we call the columbia broadcasting system, cbs. >> that is because they pulled her song from thursday night's football and she didn't like it. they plan to use the the song but it was dropped amid network coverage of the ray rice scandal. cbs says her history as a domestic violence victim was part of the reason they dropped it. >> rihanna slam network on twitter saying cbs is sat for penalizing her. jay-z live nation which manages rihanna said it will not give permission saying cbs mislead by giving impression rihanna recorded specific music for this project. >> she wasn't even mad

john: i am glad that you are not borrowing money from taxpayers. is belle knox your real name? it's not. my real name is mary's. john: okay. we will be right back. who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. john: people in government love central planning. why don't they learn that it usually fails? it failed drastically in the soviet union and it took 70 years before people have the will and the courage to make a change. it also failed in cuba and north korea. and america's post offices in the government schools. government monopolies just don't serve the customers well and they don't have the and then to to serve them well. but somehow politicians and others who love government control don't get that. we will hear from a couple of them tonight. why don't they get a? it drives me crazy because it's so obvious to me. i didn't get it until i had than 15 years of consumer reporting. now, it's obvious that the only thing that does serve consumer as well as competition. if you must please you a

john: sure, free money, debts forgiven. it's not the politicians own money. the only good news that i see is that soe stuents havegotten wind of this. belle knox in debt. forgive all college wounds? >> if we forgive student deck him in the same thing that happened with the mortgage crisis is going to happen and create -- john: it invites people to behave badly. and the audience knows that they should be more knowledgeable about college costs because she became a controversial new story after it was reveal that she worked as a explicit movie st. >> $,000 per yer. so she's here to tell us why she chose this make the money. >> why did you? >> i was 18 years old and i didn't want to be saddled with $240,000 in loans by the time i graduated college. i didn't view that as a sustainable way to with my life and i didn't think it would help me in the future. so i wanted to pay my tuition out-of-pocket with employment being the way that it is and how hard it is to find a job, especlly as someone wh no skills set. i turn to ult films and it has given me a wonderful life economically. >> a lot of people are repulsed by the idea. one hostess said from the view, my h

gerri: one of my guests told me recently he described it as the plague on today's "opening bell," mayo clinic ceo johnworthy had pretty tough words. listen to this. >> there is the possibility it could come to the united states, so preparedness for the public and for hospitals is terribly important and we're very active. >> do you feel that our hospitals are ready? >> i think they're getting ready around the country. they know they need to. that is what the health care organizations need to do, inform the couple. don't frighten the public but inform the public. gerri: so are we ready here in the united states? >> i think that we're ready in the united states for the form of ebola that spreads from person-to-person. we have active health agencies that know how to deal with this. we are, as a population willing to accept the concepts of quarantine. this is very different from the african nations that have been afflicted with this but i would like to comment on issue of preparedness. although i think it can be asserted we're prepared for this kind of a threat here in the united states i don't think in a

the voice of former shell oil usa president john hofmeister and says it could change everything coming to our energy needs. he joins us now on the "closing bellk the u.s. will be energy independent. what's the premise of this movie and how did you decide that something needed to be made about this? >> this movie is about relief at the pump, not pain at the pump. we have known pain at the pump for most of this decade. this reverses it. if we do what the movie promises, we put $1,000 in the pocket of every man, woman and child in this country every year. because it reduces the price of transportation fuel and that reduces the price, could reduce the price of almost everything we consume in the country. this is about taking american domestic resources and turning it into gasoline, ethanol, methanol at the pump, giving competition a chance to overcome a single product at the pump. >> so we're talking about natural gas, some of the so-called alternative fuels we would be able to power our cars with away from oil. but isn't it ironic, john, we're also talking about a time with the fracking going on in the upper region of the united states that we m

for people who know john harbaugh and who is generally considered a very high caliber guy it is a little curious to watch him tow the company line. so hearing that, it is ringing bells for people saying well, that is the john harbaugh i know but it is different than the john harbaugh who speaks in public. and he is responsible for what he says in the public, too. >> and stay with us, namely, on the accountability of john harbaugh, he did not step down or bench a player despite a recent domestic violence arrest. nor did he lay out any new specific policy on the issue, only for a plan in the program to lead to a policy. commissioner goodell, today. >> unfortunately, over the past several weeks, we saw too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. i said this before, back in august 28th. and i say it again now. i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. >> there have been a lot of high profile calls for your resignation following up on that revelation. what do you say to those people? why do you believe you can continue in this role? >> because i owned up to my mistake, august 28th, i said we didn't get this right. we're goin

bell. do me a favor open the door and let them in. yeah. sister susie brother john martin luther, [inaudible] uncle ernie auntie jen, open the door and let them in. the new saint anthony's. open now soon. do you believe in life after government, i can swear something inside me says i really don't think the cities strong enough. i've been reading in the city news i heard about all those city blues. what i don't like that and i hope the giants do better at that. i hope you played your pagers city juice and maybe this city is even too good for you. do you believe in life after city government? government government. i can swear something inside me says i really don't think this city is strong enough. well i note that you make the city through this because i know that you are city strong. i'm going to sing my city song. why don't you sing along? do you believe in city life after government after government government? i hope this city does some more and you're going to have some good things in store. do you believe in city life? after government? >> next speaker. >> my

john kerry just landed in iraq this morning. the bell, restoration hardware and men's wearhouse.rs are meeting right now to discuss additional sanctions against russia potentially. a little bit of a pullback over the last couple of days. higher yields in the two-year. brent crude is under 100 earlier this morning. game on for microsoft. the software giant is in talks to buy the popular videogame mine craft. this deal could happen as early as this week. mine craft has sold 54 million copies. dollar general begins on hostile takeover attempt. it is pursuing a $9.1 billion offer for family dollar. and jamie dimon is shockingly present, despite treatment for throat tranter. -- throat cancer. he will undergo radiation and chemotherapy for his condition. --we wish mr. diamond well mr. jamie dimon well in his treatment. the president will deliver a speech tonight. he plans to lay out a strategy to battle the islamic state. here is our white house correspondent, phil mattingly, to give us an update. who is the president speaking to his evening? >> really, to the american people. it sound

, walked over to the locked front door of the white house, pulled hard on the bell rope and banged on the name of chief johnhief of the household staff but wrote booth all was as silent as a church and only then did he realize in his words, quote, the metropolis of the country was abandoned to his horrid fate. he represented america at that moment. and then a note arrived at the sate department scribbled by secretary of state james monroe who was then on horseback spying on the british advance east of washington. he ordered his staff to secure as best they could the precious national documents in the departmental records. one of the clerks, stephen pleasanton, remember that name, stephen with a "ph" and pleasanton. this is one of the bravest men i'll talk about tonight. he and others but pleasanton described himself as chiefly instrumental in this. very gently put the originals believe it or not of the declaration of independence, the constitution, international treaties and george washington's correspondence into bags that he had made up into book bags that were linen. whilst this is being done, none other

bell great. belgrade. and the hail to the chief. the final day of derek johnjets career. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the stories we're following right now. it's monday morning in hong kong and pro-democracy protesters continue their sit in. financial districts some banks have shut down and effects are felt on the asian stock market. president obama said he underestimated the powers of i.s.i.l. and overestimated the power of his allies. insisted we are not under war but under assistance for iraq. >>> thousands of flights from chicago were grounded on friday, more problems expected on friday. an act of employee sabotage brought thousands of flights to a halt. >>> it is sunday night and time for our weekly at the week ahead. >>> addressed a crowd of 20,000 indian americans in madison square garden in new york. over the years the relations have been bumpy between the u.s. and india but gotten stronger. we begin with ali velshi. >> narendra modi's u.s. agenda, modi's hand picked six american ceos. prominent among them goldman sachs, ceo, jeff in

, walked over to the locked front door of the white house, pulled hard on the bell rope and banged on the name of chief john the chief of the household staff but wrote booth all was as silent as a church and only then did he realize in his words, quote, the metropolis of the country was abandoned to his horrid fate. he represented america at that moment. and then a note arrived at the sate department scribbled by secretary of state james monroe who was then on horseback spying on the british advance east of washington. he ordered his staff to secure as best they could the precious national documents in the departmental records. one of the clerks, stephen pleasanton, remember that name, stephen with a "ph" and pleasanton. this is one of the bravest men i'll talk about tonight. he and others but pleasanton described himself as chiefly instrumental in this. very gently put the originals believe it or not of the declaration of independence, the constitution, international treaties and george washington's correspondence into bags that he had made up into book bags that were linen. whilst this is being done, none

son's funeral, along with their attorney, john buris, police say 31-year-old wally jensen, six year veteran of the force, saw perez at the liquor store, acting bell illini gent. when the officer asked perez to set on a sidewalk while a records check could be done, perez attacked the officer and tried to grab his gun. the officer, fearing for his life, shot perez three times, killing him. police have surveilens video that proves the shooting was justified. >> he was unarmed. >> john buris wants the officer prosecuted. he said witness accounts contradict the officer's story. >> the most damnable aspect of this to me is this claim that he reached for the officer's gun. as a basis to justify the shooting. that is a bold-faced lie. reporter: police chief was invited to attend the news conference but did not, but said in a statement, as chief of police, i'm committed to the greatest degree of transparency possible involving this critical incident. officer jensen remains or paid leave during the d.a.'s investigation, while a grieving family is demanding justice. >> always thought stuff like this only happened to other people. like the lottery, only happ

bell" starting right now. david: let's get right to it. we have a full crowd today. we have john merrill who says continued low interest rate environment will make stocks more valuable than they already have seen. another john, trainer, of people's united bank, thinks the markets remain strong through the end of the year. steve englander from citigroup says expeet to see u.s. collar buying pick up. he knows currency like nobody in the world does. we'll question him about that. todd horowitz in the pits of cme. todd, usual to have on a strong wednesday. today is weak wednesday. i'm looking at troubles in europe. looking at troubles in china. i'm also looking at a strong dollar. what is the meaning? we'll get into currency in just a minute. the strong dollar is having effect on currencies. obviously having effect on gold, oil, et cetera, right? >> absolutely. hi david, hi liz. when you look at a stronger dollar, the dollar is like a safe haven. you talk about treasury bond as safety play. people pour into the u.s. dollar. we're still the reserve currency. we're still currency of ch

bell" starting right now. david: let's get right to it. we have a full crowd today. we have johnrest rate environment will make stocks more valuable than they already have seen. another john, trainer, of people's united bank, thinks the markets remain strong through the end

belle. >> todd m. beamer. >> paul frederick biatina. >> jane s. beaty. >> alan anthony began. >> carl johnhority police officer, warwin wellington stewart. let's all come together as a country to pray for our leaders that god will grant them wisdom, knowledge and understanding in directing them on moving this country forward. thank you. >> my wife, sarif. no day shall erase her from the memory of time. >> maria a. bayer. >> jack belke. >> knee napa therese bell. >> debbie s. bell lows. >> steven elliott bellson. >> paul m. beneditti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric l. bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret l. benson. >> dominic j.berardi. >> james patrick berga. >> steven howard berger. >> john t. bergen. >> alvin bergshaun. >> daniel david bergstein. >> graham andrew berkeley. >> michael j. berkeley. >> donna m. burnours. >> david w. bernard. >> william h. burnstein. >> david m beret. >> david shelby barry. >> joseph john barry. >> william reed bethke. >> timothy d. betterly. >> carolyn myer buge. >> edward frank bia. >> paul michael bia. >> anil baharani. >> peter alexander beihlbuild.

. >> the bells rang across the city as 135,000 students went back to school, the first day of classes comes as the district is trying to overcome a budget deficit. johnawlins joins us outside the new link high school. the new school is in an unused portion of the middle school. as the district continues to battle an 81 million-dollar deficit, still the superintendent said it's important to innovate and open the new schools. >>> school open on time for the 130 public school kids, but future operations remain in doubt. more than 1,000 employees could face pink slips unless harrisburg approves a cigarette tax hike. >> we'll get to a time during the year where we'll have to make reductions. i'm concerned about that. >> reporter: mayor nutter at the first day of school at one of the district's new high school dubbed link for learning in new context. it's small, built with the help of private foundation money the goal to take kids who might not flourish in a regular high school. they will work on real world issues and use science, math and english to studdie them. we'll do outreach to educate people what healthy eating looks like. >> reporter: in addition

bell. >> reporter: in the case, four individual assistance, these leaders argue it was granted after the 2000 napa quake which wasn't nearly as bad as this up with. in napa, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00, protesters have been picting against israel-owned ships at or the of oakland. here is video shot earlier today. protesters banned together in an attempt to block a ship from unloading its cargo. at the scene for about five hours, going home just after 9:00. activists say they are protesting the palestinians killed by israel in gazyawn the strug of much of the regionase infrastructure. >> we want a universal respect for humans rights both on the israeli side and palestinian side. we want the fighting to end, and at this point, you know, the groups who have the power to end it are the united states and israel. >> the events remained peaceful and no injuries were reported. >>> the east bay regional park district is investigating the death of a woman whose body washed ashore this morning on the shore of san pablo bay. the discovery was made about 9:45 this morning at lone tree point, part of the rodeio regional shoreline. investigators have n

bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. >>> the retrial of john thompson lastednly a day and a half. the jury took 35 minutes to return their verdict. >> when the jury come back, the judge asked them, has the jury reached a decision? the jury said, yes, your honor. and then said, will the defendant rise? >> there's incredible tension and nervous energy. and you just don't know, because juries can do anything. >> each word slows down in time. it's, we the jury, find the defendant, john thompson, not guilty. i can't describe it. >> i literally felt like i was lifted off my chair. >> i looked around at my mom and my son. the relief i felt of knowing that i'm going home. this is finally behind me. this is finally over with. >> we each gave him a big hug. it was a moment. >> after 18 years in prison, john thompson was finally going home. but aside from his freedom, he was walking away with little else. >> kick in the behind and $10. they didn't have no compensation available for nobody like myself. no matter how many years you do in prison you have to fend for yoursel

bell ] >> edward p. felt. edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson iii. j. joseph ferguson. henry fernandez. judy hazel fernandez. julio fernandez. elisa gist sell ferraina. anne marie sallerin ferreira. robert johnerris. david francis ferrugio. louis v.fersini jr. michael david ferugio. bradley james fetchet. jennifer louise fialko. kristen nicole fiedel. samuel fields. alexander milan filipov. michael bradley finnegan. timothy j. finnerty. michael c.fiore. stephen fiorelli jr. paul m.fiori. john b.fiorito. andrew fisher. bennett lawson fisher. john roger fisher. thomas j. fisher. lucy a. fishman. ryan d. fitzgerald. thomas james fitzpatrick. richard p. fitzsimmons. darlene e. flagg. elaine fletcher. and my uncle, leon bernard hayward, also known as emcee snan sundance. even though i didn't really know you, you will always be family in my heart and i will always love you. and in your honor, i have decided to seven our country with the united states marine corps. >> and my grandfather, walter arthur mcneil. the love that you and mama share was like no other. i raised my uncle to be a great man. now he is the head of the house. you will always forever be in ow hearts. thank you and god bless. >> a

later, she was divorced from john warner, and going out with george hamilton, and i went to a dinner at joan's and her husband, edgar's, in bel-air, and who should ring the bellorge hamilton, who was bringing elizabeth taylor to dinner. and joan was the picture of charm. but she was really staggered by having elizabeth taylor there. and elizabeth thought it was funny. >> i know the two of you were friendly and talked over the years. liz, in recent years, she has taken shots at some of the biggest celebrities of the youngest generation. attack on so many people, and it's horribly funny. she was just irrepressible. even after edgar died, and she went on a cruise with some friends, and they said she referred to herself on the cruise as the merry widow. she -- you know, would make fun of herself. she made fun of herself about having facelifts and getting fat, and getting old. >> they've always said, if you dish it out, you have to be able to take it. it seems to me dish can't think of a better example of someone wonder if at some point there came a time when the relentless poundings that happened against her from all corners of the comedic universe -- if that eve

to the locked front door of the white house, pulled hard on the bell rope and banged on the front door shouting out the name of french john the household staff. but booth always was as silent as a church and only then did spawn navy cloak realize, in his words, quote, the metropolis of our country has abandoned to its horrid fate. you can almost hear his howl. he represented america at that moment. then a note arrived at the state department scribbled by secretary of state james monroe who was then on horseback spying on the british advance east of washington. he ordered his stuff to secure as best they could the precious national documents and the departmental records. one of the cloaks remembered that name, stephen with a p-h and pleasonton. this is one of the bravest men i'll talk about tonight. he and others, pleasonton described himself as chiefly instrumental in this put the originals, believe it or not, of the declaration of independence, the constitution, international treaties, and george washington's correspondence into bags that he had made up into book bags that were linen. while this was being done, none othe

bell" ex-chicago. here we go marg guy patel from wells fargo funds management, john pal is lan zahn any from gfi, peter costa on the floor, uri landsman and rick santelli. peter costa -- >> yes. >> why is the market rallying today, something the fed did or did not say yesterday or what's going on? >> i think it's a continuation of what everyone knew was happening, you know, with the -- they are putting this interest rate rise off, they are not gonna admit that they want to raise interest rates until some time in, you know, mid-2015. i think that's taken a little pressure off the market, people have been looking for a little bit of an interest rate rise early, myself included and i think it's just, you know, could be more people just focusing on the market itself with the alibaba ipo tomorrow. >> dipping into the punch bowl? >> we did have great news on jobless claims this morning. >> bad news on housing starts. >> although the revisions were higher. >> that he is a true. >> rick, let me put this to you, what david had to say about the fed effect here against these markets, perhaps no one really care wh

bell ] >> edward p. felt. edward thomas fergus jr. george j. ferguson iii. j. joseph ferguson. henry fernandez. judy hazel fernandez. julio fernandez. elisa gist sell ferraina. anne marie sallerin ferreira. robert johnuis v.fersini jr. michael david ferugio. bradley james fetchet. jennifer louise fialko. kristen nicole fiedel. samuel fields. alexander milan filipov. michael bradley finnegan. timothy j. finnerty. michael c.fiore. stephen fiorelli jr. paul m.fiori. john b.fiorito. andrew fisher. bennett lawson fisher. john roger fisher. thomas j. fisher. lucy a. fishman. ryan d. fitzgerald. thomas james fitzpatrick. richard p. fitzsimmons. darlene e. flagg. elaine fletcher. and my uncle, leon bernard hayward, also known as emcee snan sundance. even though i didn't really know you, you will always be family in my heart and i will always love you. and in your honor, i have decided to seven our country with the united states marine corps. >> and my grandfather, walter arthur mcneil. the love that you and mama share was like no other. i raised my uncle to be a great man. now he is thed

bell cat. the u.s. coalition against the islamic state group is growing, 40 countries signing on to help the fight. >> secretary of state john kerry is in paris where foreign ministers are meeting to discuss next steps. in britain there is outrage over murder of david haines. >> a video showing his killing, david cameron vowing to hunt down and destroy the group. >> we have group coverage from washington and london. let's begin with lisa in washington. the u.s. is steadily picking up support to take on the islamic state group. what's next? >> today in paris is a one day meeting including 30 countries, including the countries of the u.n. security council, iraq, of course, the main european nations, iraq's neighbors and gulf states. in opening this meeting this morning, the french president said it is critical to form an international coalition to take on the threat posed by the islamic state group. >> arriving this morning in petitioner royce or an international conference aimed at combating the islamic state group in iraq, secretary of state john kerry hopes to build on what he says is a growing coalition. as the u.s. looks

john donahoe. plus what he has to say about carl icahn today. "squawk box" back in a moment. [ belld! trying to keep up with you! i told my producer karen that i take metamucil because it helps me feel fuller between meals. it's just one small change that can help lead to good things. now she's breaking up with the vending machine. nope. i call that the meta effect. [ female announcer ] 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. and promotes heart health. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line and see how one small change can lead to good things. >>> welcome back, everybody. our story of the morning, ebay. deciding to spin off paypal. >> you can forgive some of the shareholders of ebay for their heads spinning right now after having listened to john donahoe earlier this year and through the yaert part of the year articulate why these companies belong together as they engaged in a nasty proxy fight with carl icahn. it's a fight they eventually won. they did add dave dortmund to the board. but had to stan

bell" right after this. we'll be right back. >>> "fast money" starts right now. i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight, pete, ron, john a sea of red on a week of five lows. and we're covering all the angles of the selloff tonight. ahead, why one prominent tech investor feels the most confident he's ever felt about apple. plus, could the s&p 500 soon follow suit? a look at what the charts are saying later on. today marking the worst week for stocks since july. the dow ending the day down 1% along with the s&p, but it was the nasdaq, of course, that felt the most pain. nearly a 2% decline on the session. pete, what happened today? >> the pain was in often and early. john could take about how much and how fast they hit some of them. but really technology and financials two of the areas that have been so strong, finally really took it on the chin today. because of that, we started to see the entire market follow suit. all of the major indices following along as well. i looked at a few of the names that were getting sold off. it was very few that really stood out, because when i looked at the big cap tech names, i looked f

john's. -- jobs. we will have more with mom el-erian -- mohamed el-erian. and the ceo of a company whose restaurant hires dozens of people a year. >> we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell friday. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. futures indicate stocks will open slightly lower now. the s&p lower three days in a row. in august, thebs fewest -- 132,000 jobs in august, the fewest so far this year. the unemployment rate fell to 6.1% because more teenagers found jobs. the young, more than found jobs than dropped out of the unemployment picture. president obama is scheduled to hold a news conference at 10:30 a.m. and we will review any headlines from that. -- bring you any headlines from that. the august jobs report shows that the u.s. added the fewest number of jobs so far this year. joining us is michael mckee and peter cook. talkedwe have not yet about the political implications of an ugly number like this for the white house. are there going to be ramifications, peter? >> timing is everything in politics. the labor day holiday, americans start to focus more on the midterm election and thereafter to be democrats were not thrilled with the number. president has been