joseph johnston, another confederate, primary competitors character in this story, joseph johnston, if you know the history, you have that johnson is here in jackson, defense jackson when the union troops come across mississippi, but then he decides not to engage his sleeves. he withdraws and has the city of jackson to grant and sherman and the other confederate -- the other union officers. what do they do? they come in to burn anything of military value. and when you have a town made primarily of wood and he picked this building to burn and there are 15 buildings around it all made of wood, you know, you know more than anyone one knows what happens. jackson is -- becomes a city of chimney's because most of it does burn. ulysses grant, again, love him or hate him, despite sherman, love him or hate him, you have to understand what grant accomplishes in his capture of vicksburg. we credit the germans, world war ii, with the tactic known as the blitzkrieg. lightning warfare. i think the germans invented that. well, it was invented by ulysses grant in 1863 because that is what he does acro

i'm talking about albert sidney johnston. if you don't know anything about albert sidney johnston that is fine, most people don't. johnson was the commander at shiloh, the confederate commander. he does not survive the battle. the reason that is important is in the confederate hierarchy albert sidney johnston out ranks robbery lee and what i've posit to you and i will debate this with any historian is in summer of 1862 when we is given command of the army of northern virginia by jefferson davis on the virginia peninsula is highly likely that if robert sidney johnston was alive, who by the way happens to be close friends with jefferson davis, it is highly likely and proper that that command would instead have gone to albert sidney johnston and we never would have heard of robert e. lee. there is a flip side to is that. at the time of johnson's death at shiloh on april sixth, eighteenth sixty-two at 3:00 in the afternoon, his army is winning the battle. eric carrying the day and what he is trying to do is get his people between

chris moody from yahoo, we have david cay johnston and joe williams.l if he's in prison for this, and he has already been in prison for three years but one of the possible sentences is a life sentence, is this a huge problem for all reporters in the country, you know, if you make available information that one of the things the prosecutors saily ben laden could seen it and did see it. if you leak information out and bin-laden well, he couldn't have seen it. he's in the bottom of the ocean but al-qaeda could have seen it. isn't it a problem for the press press. >> no matter what happens, it is an interesting problem. how they're going to treat leakers calling a fox news reporter a co-competitor coconspirator, it will be interesting to see what happens. >> should david manning be called a hero, should he be releasereleased. >> he is a hero but he should not be released. whistle blowers are patriots, obama said, he is note being treated as as a patriot and i haven't seen any actual harm from the leaks. >> cenk: isn't it amazing what they call the collater

about to give johnston three months probation instead she sentenced him to 30 days in jail for slappingy on the rear end and making a mockery of her court. >>> wednesday will mark, the first time, these clubs have faced each other since 1979, bruins and blackhawks each have won airtight until the last three years. >>> monday night top 5 bruins, shaone thornton. >> anaheim, greatest day of my life second time i won it here was equally as good. >> better than when you got married? >> yeah, she knows that too. >> she hasn't walked out yet? >> every canadian kid grows up dreaming about winning the stanley cup not many little boys grow up dreaming about their wedding day. >>> number four candlestick park like fog today in chicago. number three, major league ultimate frizz bee. san francisco has a franchise, so does boston. jeff graham for the score. >>> number two, brian buckton. deep center field. great catch, at the 407-foot side. number one, mark reynolds, way to his right. thrown out in time, back to reynolds get the runner at 3rd base and the rangers win the game. we will be back why sh

they was also comes under fire for its johnston the gulf monarchies the way activists claim a new controversial internet regulations have led to arrests and a further curbing of freedoms. and in turkey police crackdown on protesters for a tense night in a royal with reddy's in the capital demanding the prime minister resigns gave the momentum. that hungry for mali and.

i got off the phone with logan johnston. he said about 500 lightning strikes. you'll thts nothing happening here in the bay area now. most weather shifted eat to reno. this is a view of the bay area. at midnight some of the moisture started to move towards the bay area. and then air mass did he stabilized and hundreds of strikes north bay was hit hard as you can see there. check out this photo. this is from 1:00 a.m. lightning in brentwood. an unusual event but it is stabilizing. and weather is changing. i'll be back to let you know what you can expect for the week in just a few minutes. >> a number of teams from international guard 129th rescue wing are home and marking a milestone in hereoism. they're coming home this week and greeted by happy family members. heather? >> the weng was serving as support for search and rescue over the course of this week and next. 150 of them will be returning home. august was only a month old when her dad left for a two month deployment to africa. >> we did rescues and just a lot of flying. it's great. >> the family has specia

one of the complaints that john had is joe johnston took the calvary. they didn't have eyes in the countryside how grant did. he didn't know where grant was or what direction they were going in. he had less than a thousand call ray rimen to support the army, and that was not doing. grant just penned them in, nothing to do about it, but that was a serious, another -- talk about joe johnston, he took all the calvary and took them into tennessee. it felt like he needed them there. there was not forest's fault. that was joe johns ton's fault. anyone else? well, you -- yes? >> of all the characters you've written about and about to write about, who is your favorite? >> if you're talking far beyond civil war, you know, i can tell you -- >> civil war. >> okay. well, civil war, there's two. one of them i had to kill. that's -- one -- you know, when i wrote "gods and generals," my first book, i never did it before, i didn't know what it was like to get emotionally involved with the characters, and that's what it takes. i have to feel i love these people in order

nicole johnston, al jazeera. despite the hayes surrounding the malaysian capital -- it was shot on monday after wins - north.t north good -= malaysia's environmental minister will trash old -- will travel to indonesia's -- to indonesia on wednesday. the chinese dissident join gun twang -- a chinese dissident has traveled to taipei to meet with opposition leaders. he has accused new york toversity of giving in chinese pressure. he escaped from house arrest in china and caused a diplomatic crisis and he sought refuge at the u.s. embassy in beijing. has raised its cyber security alert level after attacks via computer hacker. governments and media websites were hacked on the 63rd anniversary of the start of the korean war. the homepages of some websites were replaced with messages praising north korean leader in jammu and -- tim john thune. un.kim jong- >> there appears to be an attempt to lay the blame on ive ofous, the collecto activist hackers. there was a message on the website, quoting the slogan of anonymous, b

a fellow named jason johnston is the guy who caught it.g criticism that he did not throw that shark back because there's not that many of those sharks around. >> yeah. >> endangered species. i'm thinking that some of the surfers are perfectly okay with it. >> yeah. exactly. >> true. >> all right. dennis, thank you. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> thanks so much for joining us. david letterman is up next with stephen king. >> have a great night. by the way, our next news cast tomorrow morning at 4:30. i expect all of you. exercise, have a good breakfast then join us at 4:30. go take a nap right now. >> good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

a fellow named jason johnston is the guy who caught it.m that he did not throw that shark back because there's not that many of those sharks around. >> yeah. >> endangered species. i'm thinking that some of the surfers are perfectly okay with it ♪ [ man ] get the 20 piece mcnuggets. what? that lovely girl, caught your eye? 20 piece mcnuggets are only $4.99. you offer to share them. a conversation begins. that's pretty smart. i been around. [ male announcer ] 20 piece chicken mcnuggets only $4.99, just one of the awesome tastes available only on mcdonald's new extra value menu. the simple joy of being extra smart. . >>> thanks so much for joining us. david letterman is up next with stephen king. >> have a great night. by the way, our next news cast tomorrow morning at 4:30. i expect all of you. exercise, have a good breakfast then join us at 4:30. go take a,,

they planned on catching a mako shark, but johnston said once the belt was on him, he truly wasn't. >rrifying. imagine being locked on to a volkswagen for a million hours. >> when he first was captured it was like a million children screaming. this thing came up and wanted to bite. bite, bite, bite in every direction. >> it was the craziest thing i ever did. don't ever want do it again. i think my shark fishing career is over. >> reporter: the shark itself lo be donated for scientific research. for "cbs this morning," louisa hodge, huntington beach, california. >> can you imagine two hours fighting this shark. >> i know. the teeth on it. >> you know how hard it was. my fishing days are over. i caught the big one. >> really. a 1,300 >>> police say a suburban mom was also running a huge drug selling operation. we'll see the warehouse where people were growing a fortune in pot. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by prudential. there are no obstacles, only challenges. prudential. bring your challenges. we gave people a sticker an

they planned on catching a mako shark, but johnston said once the belt was on him, he truly wasn't. >ng locked on to a volkswagen for a million hours. >> when he first was captured it was like a million children screaming. this thing came up and wanted to bite. bite, bite bite in every direction. >> it was the craziest thing i ever did. don't ever want do it again. i think my shark fishing career is over. is over. >> reporter: the shark itself lo be donated for scientific research. for "cbs this morning," louisa hodge, huntington beach, california. >> can you imagine two hours fighting this shark. >> i know. the teeth on it. >> you know how hard it was. my fishing days are over. i caught the big one. >> really. a looks like a cloudy start in ocean beach. sunshine toward the weekend but for now, we'll keep things a little cool, temperatures in the 50s at this hour. by the afternoon, we'll keep you cool still toward the coast 50s and 60s, breezy there. we'll find sunshine and 60s and site of inside the bay. even as high as 80 degrees in fairfield today. next couple of days, we heat up g

take a look as texas fisherman jason johnston reels in this giant mako shark, more than 1300 pounds ofoat, you're in shock. disbelief. you have a 1300-pound creature as wide as the boat. >> reporter: during several intense moments it looks like johnston and hi crewmates could fall into the water or those ominous jaws but then victory. >> reporter: he has a volkswagen on the end of a fishing reel and makes you feel so small. >> reporter: it's not a coincidence this was caught on tape. they were shooting footage for "jim shockey's the professional." >> waiting four years to see this thing. >> mako shark right here. >> reporter: he and his buddies would later learn he could set a record at 1,320 pounds. it's 102 pounds heavier than the largest mako catch on record but not everybody is happy about it. some conservationists say they're a threatened species worldwide and should be released if caught. they say it's needed for scientific research. >> the whole spirit was to go out and have a lot of camaraderie and do something good to preserve the species. >> for "good morning america," john m

they planned on catching a mako shark, but johnston said once the belt was on him, he truly wasn't. >imagine being locked on to a volkswagen for a million hours. >> when he first was captured it was like a million children screaming. this thing came up and wanted to bite. bite, bite bite in every direction. >> it was the craziest thing i ever did. don't ever want do it again. i think my shark fishing career is over. >> reporter: the shark itself lo be donated for scientific research. for "cbs this morning," louisa hodge, huntington beach, california. >> can you imagine two hours fighting this shark. >> i know. the teeth on it. >> you know how hard it was. my fishing days are over. i caught the big one. >> really. a >>> good morning. it's just a great start to this wednesday. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. it's about 63 right now. if you liked yesterday you will love today. we're going for a high of 80. just some passing shade clouds to be quite honest about it. over night tonight we will start to cloud up a bit, 58. tomorrow is going to be a gray day. look for a high of 78. a

nicole johnston, al jazeera, kyra. -- cairo. >> fears are growing about the number of u.s.oldiers who are taking their own lives. details are coming up. we will meet the italian supercar maker hoping to jumpstart the economy by tapping into an age-old tradition. still ahead and sport, it is party time in munich as football fans celebrate phenomenal success. >> we have warm sunshine to come for much of north asia over the next couple of days. cloud pulling away from japan. a bright skies through. maybe we will see temperatures heading up into the mid-20s over the next couple of days. we could stick -- we could see a little bit of rain a little bit south of hong xu. this new weather system will make its way further eastward. it will run across the korean peninsula. writers skies coming in behind. pyongyang:, pyongyang 27 celsius. pyongyang 27 celsius. fine and john -- fine and dry for japan. a lovely day, warm sunshine coming through. warm sunshine across southern parts of china. not as much rain as we have seen recently. the southeastern corner will see some downpours across

. >> a classic scene from jaws, here tonight with their real life jaws story, jason johnston, matt potterand cory from the outdoor channel. congratulations on the stunning catch. you've given us some video of all this. it really is the stuff that will make sure most americans never swim in the ocean again. we're looking at it now. an absolutely enormous shot. tell me your reaction. matt, you were the captain, when you first knew you got it, what was your thought process? >> when i first saw that shark come up to the boat. a massive size, i knew it had to be something really really huge, and i was thinking world record, i didn't want to say it out loud until we got it back to the docks. >> do you know if it's a world record? >> we did not know it was a world record. we knew it was the biggest fish we had ever seen, we caught them up to 1,000 pounds before. knowing that, and seeing how much larger this one was, and knowing what the world record size was, we knew it was going to be something close. >> do you know yet, now that you have had it examined and weighed and stuff, do you know if yo

we do that in two centers, one here in johnston, iowa, the other in wilmington, delaware.portant part is the applied development that's occurring all around the world at over 150 research centers, using the ideas that are generated in these innovation centers. so it all connects together. what you get is a series of projects which turn into product innovations and even new products that drive our top line growth. it really is the creation of that engine and driving that engine is the focus of our activities. >> one of the things i'm concerned about as a shareholder for my trust, i wonder, is dupont trying to be, excuse this term, but too lofty? you're trying to create energy in a very sustainable way. you're trying to create safety in ways that we're not used to. you've got kevlar that stops bullets. you're trying to create a new diet that maybe would be perfect if we're in a perfect world. but are all these things just too high and mighty to be able to pull off in a profitable way? >> well, you know, jim, it comes down to the science. we call it integrated science. the sc

the teens are suspected of shooting and killing 15-year-old christian kumwang and johnston kular. they do not believe the double shooting was gang related. clifford has been booked. the second suspect is at juvenile hall. >>> the recent violence in the south bay has a state lawmaker, nora compost, who lives in san jose says the police should ask chp for help and prevent another wave of violence. the acting police chief says he is not sold on this idea. he tells nbc bay area, there are no immediate plans to reach out to other law enforcement agencies for assistance >>> we have a warning for visitors at a popular palo alto trail. police on the lookout for a man that attacked and groped a female jogger. that woman was assaulted run ago long the palo alto bayland's nature preserve, close to the palo alto golf course, around 11:00 in the morning it happened. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in palo alto right now with how other people on the trail jumped in to help the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. this jogger tells police she started to feel u

senator johnstone joins us. he said he would be surprised if it starts perfectly.uess we would all agree on that. anything would be a surprise. >> i wasn't inspired by those comments, really. >> neither was i, i was trying to make it sound good. >> you interviewed the last couple interviews you had on the show, talking about the irs, the irs had a big role in the implementation of obama care. which ought to bring great concern to all americans. >> daze like the organization, i'm sure there's many good men and women that work over at the internal revenue, when you see this from top to bottom, whether it's spending $50 million in a two-year period. i'm sure they're spending $50 million in those other years as well. spending, buying wine, downloading porn. it almost looks like a hood lem organization. i'm sure there's good people there, but it's disgusting. >> it's outlandish. and some of the examples you highlighted this evening are so far over the top that it's hard for the average american to relate to. and really it creates a level of cynicism in the american publ

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johnston a fox news alert on two historic decisions regarding gay marriage in this country.rning to you i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. the supreme court handing down rules on two big cases. the federal government's defense of marriage act or doma and proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage. in 5-4 decision the court struck down a key provision of doma saying it's a violation of the fifth amendment. the decision means federal benefits can no longer be denied to same-sex couples who marry in states that allow gay marriage. on prop 8 the justices ruled 5-4 that opponents of same-sex marriage in california do not have the ground to sue which clears the way for gay marriage in that state essentially. today's ruling let's stand an earlier decision by california's

which one is the lie about kristen johnston. >> that's why we have two paddles and are doing it likes that as a lie. >> i say used to work as a law firm. >> i think has an adopted sister is a -- >> that's wayne. is this how i do it? >> and you put mine over in the corner. >> and the winner is -- >> the truth. >> the winner is -- the only lie is that i don't have an adopted sister. >> oh. i did live in sweden. and i did work at a law firm. wrap it up. >> prizes on the commercial break. [ cheers and applause ] >>> kelly rowland is here. her new album is "talk a good game." her song, "street life." ♪ you ready pulling up like like lego, pushing that caddie ♪ ♪ we're never leaving this place ♪ ♪ if it's not ready the mentality of hate ♪ ♪ coming from the street life we know it's letting go ♪ ♪ we like to go to school for education ♪ ♪ but the street life we know don't write no notes ♪ ♪ it's like parole with the time we're facing ♪ ♪ ain't nobody going to help it's a bottom feel ♪ ♪ easy pops me think of the game ♪ ♪ tell him about the street life no exception, it's real life ♪ ♪ trying

johnston a fox news alert on two historic decisions regarding gay marriage in this country. good morning to you i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. the supreme court handing down rules on two big cases. the federal government's defense of marriage act or doma and proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage. in 5-4 decision the court struck down a key provision of doma saying it's a violation of the fifth amendment. the decision means federal benefits can no longer be denied to same-sex couples who marry in states that allow gay marriage. on prop 8 the justices ruled 5-4 that opponents of same-sex marriage in california do not have the ground to sue which clears the way for gay marriage in that state essentially. today's ruling let's stand an earlier decision by california's highest court that prop 8 is unconstitutional. we quickly want to give you a little background on both prop 8 and doma because these are words and terms you've heard for several years now. president clinton signed doma into law in 1996. it defined marriage as the union of a man and a woman for the sake o

. >> the rain is starting to push out of the area you can see johnstone tracker 4 we are dry here at lingering showers out towards the san ramon valley area. steady light showers are in the area for the south bay. it looks like we will have unsettled weather into tomorrow. if we will have heavier rain we get up tomorrow morning. we may seek to enter is for the north bay hills. we do have hot weather on the way and i will tell you what to expect coming up at 8:45 a.m.. >> we have been talking about the delays at s.f. o coming out of san francisco. it looked pretty bad 1101. looked at interstate 280. is jammed through daly city. there was an accident in the eastbound and direction. the right coming south onto 80 and then turning east on 1 01 was a definitely a slow and backed up. the diggers of an extra 50 minutes if your drive takes you to sfo this morning. >> to get ready to shave some time off your weekend and weekday commute now that the caltran and $64,000,000.88 freeway makeover is complete. kron4 jackie sissel is live in milpitas where the lanes are now open. >> i am in milpitas

and wasn't that close to the bold, johnston edit it was really dangerous of they had to tie the talearch organization for study. >> looking at wall street the dow jones industrial average lost again today. it is starting to mount. the dollar off 132 points now. we have a weaker than expected numbers coming from a >>. they came out with their monthly report to show you jobs added to the u.s. economy. adp does perrot estimate about 135,000. >> investors jittery about friday will we have the monthly jobs report coming out. we will see if the end of the rate comes out. >> more news on wall street coming up at 915. coming up in two minutes a developing story out oakland crew on the scene a little alarm fire. it is just insane. it was affecting traffic on 880 which is that the freeway. >> we have new video coming out of philadelphia were emergency crews are on the scene of a building collapse. eight to 10 people are believed to be buried in rubble. and coming up at 915 will be talking with financial expert rob black about today's business headlines, he will also have today's winners and lo