and if i would please pass that is my additional time to john hood thank you. >> commissioner president wu commissioners. my name is john hood i'm the architect what we have before you is an actual simple we have employed for a small restaurant wine bar that seats only 16 to 20 feet approximately 8 hundred square feet it was a bona fide eating place we have the support of the planning department and recommended denying the dr the dr requesters i've heard from the public comment they want you to focus on the gained we're not applying for the garden we say want a space into the garden that will be locked we have no intent of breaking the rules we want to be good neighbors our intent to be a neighborhood restaurant for people come and want to, racked and have a invites male is brief history mr. kindergarten bought the building in the 70s he converted it to commercial in the 90s, the doctor requester moved 90 into the adjacent building knowing therapy in a mukd and objection i didn't rose slogan expanded into the building. in 2010 they dropped the hair cutting in 2013 they dropped the offic

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 third day, johnson's army was entrenched in a very strong position in the mountains. you can see it on your map there just below the etowah river. sherman was very familiar with the mountains. in fact, the geography of this entire section of georgia. he had spent

hood would attend st. john's with the president, with his pew, and the president would be helping hood down the steps, on the front of st. john's. according to mrs. chestnut, hood flattered davis. mr. president, why don't you come and lead us yourself. i would follow you to the death. said, hood, you used to be a texan. now you're becoming like us, -- nullifying the brass. this cover ofut cwti. look. an engagement ring! he wasways said that engaged to buck preston, who steweddously and steadfastly, always said, oh, no, sam, i'm engaged to you. but this, in a companion photograph, hood very shows his engagement ring. and this would have been in the of '64, before he leaves richmond. telling.t's very president davis worked for and secured hood's promotion to general.t the senate confirmed it february 10. johnston had already been asking to come and take command of an army corps with his army from johnston took over bragg after missionary ridge. hood arrived in dalton, joined in late february. as corps commander, in

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 sacks johnston and replace him with john bell hood. he was a very aggressive man.immediately, sherman's 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

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.

but in those days, bank robbers like john dillinger were seen .lmost like robin hood they were seen as post-depression, when the close -- the bank would foreclose on your house or farm or the banks were not really popular. kind of antiheroes who were evening the score after the .epression totally untrue. they were killers who wanted money. with them, you drank that they would not kill you. because there was a deal between the cost -- the cops and the crooks. bank robber orss kidnapper coming into minnesota coming to chicago. there were rules. the rules were, you would identify. hello, my name is al capone. you would get a bride to police, here is a jewelry we still in chicago. here you go. if you needed a place to stay, police would arrange for housing for you as a bank robber. machine guns gun, in america were available to you here in st. paul. if you needed a getaway car, there were auto dealers in st. paul who specialized in bank robbery getaway cars, heavily armored on both sides to deflect police alerts. if you needed a girl, female companionship, the police would arrange. in fact

john drake, let me start with you. when carrying out the killings, whoever that hooded man was said they were doing it in part because of the american strikes on isis forces. how effective were they? >> ultimately i imagine it's not going to be an effective strategy for this organization to conduct these brutal attacks so openly. i would say part of their strategy in killing people in horrific ways and in demonstrating it online and making it available to the public is a strategy to intimidate western countries. but i think this might result in the opposite. i imagine this will galvanize opinions of this group. >> can the united states, john, can the united states do this strictly from the air? when they made those strikes on isis forces inside iraq, were they sufficiently destructive to prove this out as a strategy? >> i would say we would need more on the ground. the u.s. could play several other roles in iraq and syria. it has a strong role in mediation between key players, and that's going to be very important if there is any hope of getting key members of the sunni community back on site. there is also support such

crime, terrible people, which they are, but in those days the bank robbers like john villager were seen almost like robin hoodsseen as post depression when the banks would foreclose on your farm, the banks would foreclose on your house. the banks were not really popular, and the bank robbers were just robbing the bankers. so for a lot of people in those days bank robbers were seen as a time of heroes who were even the score who after the depression which is totally untrue. there were killers who wanted money to but the public saw them in a more romantic light. and you knew, as you drank with them that they would not kill you because st. paul had the deal between the cops and the crux. it was a very rigid process. if your bank robber or a kidnapper coming in to st. paul minnesota by train, let's say, from chicago, there were rules. the rules were, you would identify yourself when you got off the train you would give a bribe to the police. some jewelry that we stolen chicago. here you go. if you need a place to stay the police would arrange for housing if you need a gun cool the best submachine guns in america w

but in those days, bank robbers like john dillinger were seen almost like robin hood.were seen as post the freshen when banks would foreclose on your farm the bank would foreclose on your house. the banks were not popular. the bank robbers were robbing the bankers so for a lot of people in those days bank robbers were seen as kind of anti heroes who were even in the score after the depression. which is totally untrue. there were killers who wanted money but the public saw the gangsters in a more romantic light and you knew as you drank with them that they wouldn't kill you because st. paul had the deal between the cops and crooks. there was a very rigid process if you were a bank robber or kidnapper coming in to st. paul, minn. by train let's say from chicago. there were rules. the rules you would identify yourself when you got off the train, my name is al capone, you would give up ride to the police, here is some jewelery we sold in chicago, here you go, if you needed a place to stay the police would a range for housing for you as a bank robber if you needed a gun. th

hood of a moving car. a woman on the street captured that picture. now the driver is facing serious charges. ktvu's johnasaki reports on her day in court, and her version of why she drove off with a man on her hood. >> bo mounsombath walked into court facing three charges. it was last thursday, she was seen driving multiple blocks with a city parking control officer on her hood, and she also allegedly hit a motorcyclist, and then drove off. >> i just couldn't believe what i was seeing. i had no idea what to make of it. >> alison yates took two photos of the car and the officer. >> that car went all the way down to octavia, then turned right from the far left lane across about six lanes of traffic there. luckily nobody was moving very fast. >> reporter: mounsombath acknowledged with a surprising reason why. she said the parking officer giving her a ticket had sexually harassed her. she added, she was scared for her safety, and trying to escape. >> i heard her scream, he's scaring me. i remember yelling, he's scaring you? you're going to kill this guy. >> reporter: a spokesman with muni told me the sexual

john drake, let me start with you. when carrying out the killings, whoever that hooded man was said they were doing it in part because of the american strikes on isis forces. how effective were they? >> ultimately i imagine it's not going to be an effective strategy for this organization to conduct these brutal attacks so openly. i would say part of their strategy in killing people in horrific ways and in demonstrating it online and making it available to the public is a strategy to intimidate western countries. but i think this might result in the opposite. i imagine this will galvanize opinions of this group. >> can the united states, john, can the united states do this strictly from the air? when they made those strikes on isis forces inside iraq, were they sufficiently destructive to prove this out as a strategy? >> i would say we would need more on the ground. the u.s. could play several other roles in iraq and syria. it has a strong role in mediation between key players, and that's going to be very important if there is any hope of getting key members of the sunni community back on site. there is also support such

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united states hood we're really i mean in from the bottom of my heart to build more rimz with developers like true mark >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> good morning. i'm john morris i live immediately across the street kitty corner i've recently found outful about this information an environmental report mailed to my house. my years maybe tainted i stand in opposition is monthly because this building is way two large they're asking for exemptions and those exemptions are being asked for because the building is way too large it's about two to thirty percent from any calculation longer than the area is zoned for. so it's just incongruous reimburse with the nature of the neighborhood mostly single-family homes i know my sunlight is going to be blocked i've experienced this on the other side of the street particularly during the winter i lost light its way too large and high. the other concern is the parking issue whether looking for exemptions for off-street parking. according to the calculations in this planning statement here it is about 50 percent shortfall of the off-street parking it mentioned 30 off-street parking and they're providing 55 to 66 parking

hood. so what's her defense? she says he was sexually harassing her. the incident all caught on camera. fox's john the story. >> 33 year old bow walk into court this afternoon to face three felony charges. >> this defendant is charged with assault. battery and she's also charged with hit-and-run. >> reporter: he was last thursday that she was seen driving for multiple blocks with a city parking control officer on her hood and she also allegedly hit a motorcyclist and then drove off. >> i just couldn't believe what i was seeing. i had no idea what to make of it. >> allison yates saw it happen and took two photos of the car and the officer. >> one way street. everybody is going the same direct. that car went all the way down to octavia and turned right from the far left lane crossed sick lanes of traffic there. luckily nobody was moving very fast. >> surprising explanation for why it happened. she told me off camera the control officer giving giving her a ticket. give him the her phone number and maybe the ticket would go away. she was scared for her traffic and trying to escape. >> i heard screamin

john. we're going to have to see. this was a one plot. we have had nearly 60 plots against the united states since 9/11. most of them have been foiled. but we had fort hoodn marathon bombers. any time you can push them back, get them off balance, distract them. it's good. the fact is my bottom line view is that we have to earn our security one tough day at a time. that takes real professionalism on the part of our intelligence law enforcement, military and others to protect us and keep us safe here at home. >> one tough day at a time, that's a good segue. the first day of attacks on targets in syria was big. some 200 pieces of precision weapons mostly dropped first against khorasan and then isis targets. we heard about one or two missile strikes against trucks in syria. that seems not to be an accelerating pace. >> i'm a little concerned about this because we went in really big the first night. normally in one of these operations what you want to do is continue that tempo throughout. you want to start big the first night, continue the next day, go in the second night and keep up the level of pressure on these guys. they want to disperse but make it diffi

john berman. a very busy morning. pressure mounting for president obama to strike back against isis, authorities say it beheaded a second american tuesday. the black-hooded executioner hold, a direct message to the president moments before steven sotloff was brutally murdered. >> with your insistence in continuing in mosul despite our serious warnings, you, obama, for your actions just another american citizen. >> meanwhile, the president has authorized the deployment of 350 more u.s. troops to iraq with the white house insisting they will not be serving in a combat role. anna coren monitoring developments for us live in erbil, northern iraq. good morning, anna. >> hey, john, obviously, the announcement of 350 more troops coming here to iraq is certain welcomed by the iraqis as well as the kurds. yes, they won't have a combat role but certainly they will be advising. and that is what the forces here node. they need that direction moving forward. obviously, those air strikes pressuring isis, we heard the executioner of steven sotloff making direct reference to those air strikes around mosul dam, around amirli. these are places where isis is on the back fo

john kerry. counterterrorism operation. war on terror. overseas contingency operation. war in libya, kinetic military operation. and fort hood word play are disheartening, but i don't think they're terribly substantive. we know what it is. we know what it is we must do. i, as you know, i said on this couch, would prefer to constitutional congressional declaration of war against this quasi defacto state. the president saw to down play their status as a state. he said no, they're not a state, they're not even islamic. they're a terrorist organization. the fact of the matter is, the president, i believe, is incorrect. they control geographic area the size of connecticut. they have a massive, massive presence there. i think that we have to treat them as if it were a state and that this were a war. >> let's talk about the operation. we're sending drones and scouting runs. we have at least nine coalition partners, or do we? turkey says i'm not sure i'm in. saudi arabia says i'll train 450. germany and turkey say don't count on me. what does this mission look like? >> we don't need anybody, is the short answer to that, with the exc

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