produced the john brown-style pipes supposely wielded be i the mom. butler deemed winans a very proper traitor to be hung. i also thought that if such a man worth $15 million were hand for treason, he added, it would convince the people of maryland that the expedition we were upon was no pick. we would show those disposed to joining the rebel army that we were engaged in suppressing a treasonous rebellion. butler's troops arrested the man and took him into a holding cell in ft. henry. the prisoner was released following the intervention of the maryland state legislature days later. general scott upgraded butler for his hazardous occupation of baltimore. the intrepid commander as one of the war's first genuine heroes. "butler has performed a real service," one wrote in his diary. we have a hard contest before us but the rebels, the rebels cannot escape. with this characteristic immodesty, butler boasted to his wife that no man had accomplished more in ten days than he had. but apparently president lincoln agreed, pinning a second start on butler's shoulder bo

butler,ank smith, john both staying with us.o get to some commentary from tim cook, the apple ceo. emily chang just got off the phone with him, and she is with us from san francisco with the highlights. emily, what did he say? emily: i just got off the phone with apple ceo tim cook and the cfo. as you all have been saying, a very strong quarter and a very strong forecast. there had been some concerns about the constraints -- supply .onstraints around the iphone x would that impact the holiday quarter? we are seeing wait times of up to six weeks. tim cook told me, never fear that this forecast, -- told me never fear, that this forecast has a lot to do about how optimistic they are about the iphone x. and other orders are going well. he is pleased with how things are going, particularly considering that this is the most advanced iphone ever. when i asked him about supply constraints, do they have to do with new technology or the oled screen, he says it has to do with it's the most advanced iphone we have ever done and we are begin

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john curling. he was a standing member of the nazi party who moved to the u.s. in 1929 for work as a butler. joining him was herman nebbauer and werner teal. the last been was herbert howell. he was a u.s. citizen who grew up in chicago. >> on june 13th, 1942, a german u-boat approached the south shore of long island and landed a team of four german saboteurs. >> ronald meister is a former u.s. naval officer. >> they had been trained in the use of explosives to use in blowing up train stations, water treatment facilities and factories in the united states. >> once they got to the beach, they took off their german uniforms, they buried all their supplies and then of course they would go back, retrieve their supplies and commence operations. >> their targets were bridges, railroads and alum numb plants in new york, pennsylvania and maryland. but on that dark foggy night, things went wrong right from the start. >> as i went down the beach, maybe 200 yards from the station, 300, i saw two men. i had been walking this beach for a couple of months and i had never seen anybody there. >> john cullen

john wall with the steal, dribbling through the legs. much. he would miss the lay-up, but out of reporter with the finish. -- but otto porter with the finish. the terps hosting butler but gets it back. letting a fly from way beyond the arc, no problem. marilyn improves to 3-0. andhe would miss the georgetownt saint mary alison: a little bit warmer tomorrow? bill: a little bit. it will be a little so you will not be out in the shorts and t-shirt. but it is november, so probably not doing that anyway. 58, a little warmer. 51 friday. two fronts, one tomorrow, another saturday. erin: the turkey is ready >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs. and now, stay focused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice.

john tyler, who was president that before the civil war. i believe that the u.s. color troops that defended the fort also built it. it was built when ben butler came up the james river in may of 1864 and it is, it was built at that location because the river is very narrow at that point. you can probably pull the george washington comments, throw a silver dollar across the river at that point. tours witheen on the a local historians and i met mr. tyler. he is a wonderful guide and he knows, he talks a lot about it. that is a great defense there, because he bought that property to save it from development. [applause] and you heard him right, it is john tyler's grandson. i am 48 euros old and i just had and john tylerd is 80 and having babies. so i am doing all right. [laughter] so -- , springfield, massachusetts. panel,a question for the commenting on the medical defense. i was wondering if you could talk about the sanitary commission's role in the defense of health in the union army, because it is something that goes hand in glove with it and it has not been talked about it -- has not been talked about as much. i am curious about your comment