johnston argued the best chance johnston is only second to leave. he may have been better than leave. if you just let him alone, he would've won the war. i had the opportunity for the first time to read a lot of these contemporary records and letters and reports and telegrams. i changed my mind. the problem with johnston's argument about the atlanta campaign is the facts keep getting away. facts itok at the looks different. we don't have time to get into a lot of that. let me give you an example. johnston argued the best chance the confederates had was not to fight a head-on battle against sherman but to fall back slowly, drawing sherman into the interior, picking off his men, and as you did this you would reduce the odds against the confederates. when sherman was deep into georgia, and his army had been reduced by casualties the confederates could turn and pounce on him and drive him back. johnston maintained this conserved federate lives, and by the time they got to atlanta, the armies were closer in strength. he told davis it was art numbered --

they just simply repeated what was in johnston is -- johnston's memoirs. you do that and things change a great deal. out i grow up, i started with the idea over here joe johnston was fabulous. he was great. the greatest thing since grits. i got into all this stuff. he was the antichrist. he's always wrong. i have been wrestling around with this for a large number of years. i hope it's coming back to a balanced view. that johnston was right sometimes and wrong sometimes. to argue that he was right in the atlantic campaign is a stretch of the imagination. hood on the other hand had been criticized in the traditional framework of the atlantic campaign. it appears now from an examination of the facts, a lot of this stuff that is in stephen hood book, that is a fascinating thing. how many of you read that? 1879.ied in he spent the previous 10 years or so collecting documents and information. earlier he had taken a lot of them to richmond and washington to sell them as part of the archives. he left them there with william t sherman who was a friend after the war

hugh johnston tweeted 15 times ever. and 7 of those are retweets. last time he tweeted late last month. lee the ceo of b.e.t. parent company of black entertainment television. she got her law degree at harvard. she's a prolific user 0 of twitter. she's tweeted 18 times just in the past 24 hours. now, so there's a board of directors at twitter that don't tweet. they are very competent business people. for instance, hugh johnston with 15 tweets in his life is vice president of pepsi. but just as you might expect mr. johnston to drink pepsi, not coke, you'd expect him to use twitter, too. >>> shares of san francisco's lending club are trading for less than a grande latte. lending club, seen here in better days, saw the stock fall another 11% this morning, afterward, the company received a subpoena from the justice department. worse, it will have to start funding its own loans. the whole company's business model lending out other people's money. they might lose access to that money for a lender, kris, that is a disaster. >>> to a different kind of disas

one person in johnston county, the other victim an elderly man killed inside his home when a fast moving tornado swept through south central oklahoma. that's the area you're looking at right now. pretty devastating near the town of wynnewood. six people were trapped beneath debris. no word on their conditions at this hour. but forecasters said that storm could inflict catastrophic damage. here is a look at garvin county and there's no word on injuries at this time. we'll go live to oklahoma in a few moments for you. >>> but right now, let's turn to politics. there are signs of a detent between trump and he'll meet with house whip kevin mccarthy who signed up to be a trump delegate. and house speaker ryan said he still has reservations and on monday he sought to cool tensions. >> i want to get to know him and understand him better. i don't know him. we had one conversation a few months ago and basically the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have together. not just the two of us, but all of us. it's how we can actually unify our party. i believe between now and july we will be abl

-- texan that johnston can be, you need a guy like that going into a story like this. >> the play wasly well received. are there models for that? >> it does not always work out. in this case, you open it up. what i love about johnson's character, he would get in your face a few inches and put so much pressure, they called it the johnson treatment, or the texas twist. to make it more cinematic, it might go smaller, get in there with the lens and watch this great performance, and then you forget he is bryan cranston. the great franklin angelo as woodrow wilson. to get great performances and be right in there in a privileged position. al: you capture the dark side. the really extraordinary insecurities. one point, he said he would quit before the 1954 election. was that hard for cranston to capture? he certainly did it vividly. >> those few days to the democratic convention when he is curled up in bed like you said, sure that he is going to lose the election depending on lady bird to give him courage to get out of bed, self pitying. heard all of that in the phone call. there were these i

hugh johnston is the vice president of pepsi.uld you expect him to drink pepsi not coke, you might expect him to use twitter. >> shares of lending club are trading less than a grande latte this morning. down another 11%. they saw their stock fall after word the company receives a subpoena from the justice department. and worse it will have to start funding its own loans. we warned investors this day could come. the whole business model is taking other people's money and lending it out might lose access to other people's money. for a lender, this is a disaster. this stock falling lower. >> big nose dive. >> does it affect the other companies that rely on those loans? >> yes. other companies that are similar who may have not gotten themselves in the same trouble are falling in sympathy. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:47 right now. they are back. talking about gilroy garlic fries. >> mcdonald's, fresh off the farm. garlic fries are my way. we understand you agreed to bring us breakfast after you're done telling us about the garlic fr

he argues that johnston's reluctance earlier in the campaign to engage with william tecumseh sherman place tied in a difficult position to defend atlanta once he assumed command. this is a 50 minute event.

. >> during our shoot at holman, inmate ivan johnston faced a disciplinary hearing for a rule 38 charge>> i looked up to main count this j-3 was standing with his body halfway behind the door. he was fully exposed and he was masturbating. >> i was not exposed nor was i masturbating while watching officer barnes. i stepped outside with an associate whom i was horseplaying with. i never saw miss barnes because my attention wasn't focused on the officer. but i wasn't disrespecting miss bonds by exposing myself or masturbating while watching her. >> johnson, however, is no stranger to rule 38. >> he's got 39 disciplinaries total in his file. many of those disciplinaries are for rule 38, indecent exposure. >> despite his denial, johnson is quickly found guilty of the charge. >> officer bonds has no apparent reason to lie on you about this. she got another officer to identify you. i will find you guilty of rule violation 38, i will give you 45 days disciplinary segregation. i'm through, you can go. >> solitary confinement in a 23-hour per day lockup sell is only the first half of the discipli

in johnston county, another man was killed after a tornado snapped trees and buildings.ounty commissioner roy belvins called on a friend to search for the victim. >> when he got there he thought he was still alive but it was bad. >> reporter: in lincoln, nebraska, hail and heavy rainfall pummeled entire neighborhoods. flash flooding stranded drivers. the same system that caused this destruction is moving east with severe thunderstorms in the forecast for the central and southern plains and parts of the mississippi valley could see heavy rainfall and possible flooding. cbs news, oklahoma. >>> you know you don't even want to whine about the kind of weather we have after you see that devastation. that was huge. >> massive. scary looking. it proved to be very scary, devastating. we are just dealing with light showers. we can deal with that. gray skies. mother's day was the best day we have seen in a while. we had a passing shower and in the morning so the consecutive days of measurable rain continues. today we are tracking spotty showers. we have a chance later on tonight of

it's down here northeast of mill creek near connerville in northern johnston county heading up into coalnty right here. go john welsh. amazing video. >> yeah, mike. it is losing intensity a bit and this is what it did earlier. pretty descent sized funnel earlier and lightened up and broke down. there is a lot of spin in here. the cyclone is spinning. we have a large area. >> doing a great job, john. john is quite a ways away. so his signal is intermittent. he's not close to oklahoma city. look at it roping out before our eyes. >> roping out. there is another area we'll watch. bring the camera to the right as that ropes out there. this lowering scud cloud here is continuing to rotate. it's continuing to get lower so we'll continue to watch this area. we got about 20 more minutes of gas on board before we have to go to paws valley but there is definitely still a lot of spin in the atmosphere and this is going to be south of the other storm. this particular storm is going to look at radar and just from here visually it's growing in intensity, mike. >> john, appreciate that. let's go to max

in nearby johnston county another man was killed, after a tornado snapped trees, and damaged buildings. county commissioner roy belladvance called on search to help the victims. >> when he when he got there he thought he was still alive but it was bad. >> in lincoln, nebraska, hail and heavy rainfall pummeled entire neighborhoods. while flashflooding stranded drivers. the same system that caused this destruction is now moving east with severe thunderstorms in the forecast for the central and southern planes, then part of the mississippi valley could see heavy rainfall, and possible flooding. manuel, cbs news, winniewood, oklahoma. >> we don't have to worry about severe weather today but damp and dreary once again. >> katie fehlinger in the weather center tracking more showers. >> more, i know. >> why we're satisfying the rain, regardless, looks awfully similar to what we had last week where you had the gray, gloomy skies, temperatures count really budget easily out 50's, again, little bit more wet weather to dodge out there. and we start thing off by looking at the wet weather situatio

one person in johnston county, the other victim an elderly man killed inside his home when a fast movingpt through south central oklahoma. that's the area you're looking at right now. pretty devastating near the town of wynnewood. six people were trapped beneath debris. no word on their conditions at this hour. but forecasters said that storm could inflict catastrophic damage. here is a look at garvin county and there's no word on injuries at this time. we'll go live

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defeating trump often by big numbers.nu the will i be tear and partyty hell its rally this weekend.eeke johnstonis pulling inin 10 percent in the most recent fox news poll but will needeed 15 percent nationally to be included in the presidentialresi debate this fall. at a minimum i think we're in the presidential debate. there's a real possibility that we can amajor party status in thistu country. june 7 with six states head together the polls, includingncl california which is rich with delegates.s. in los angeles, will car, fox news. > this is fox5 local news at 11. thanks for staying up late with us tonight, i'm marina maraccoi' and i'm jim lokay and on this memorial sunday we start with a look at your forecast. earlier this afternoon it was definitely who the enough andenu the skis were clear up and ind thought maybe take a dip but then the skies went gray.we this weather could impact your memorial day monday as well. let's get straight to gwen. keeping a close eye on radar tonight guys because i'm tellinm you we've some heavy rainfall, n few isolated storms popping upo here and there. let's

and may be the end of the honeymoon between johnston and cameron. they are trying to support their candidate but really tomorrow things are back to square one. and i think that the brexit risk should not be underestimated. we have long to go until the actual vote so things could still go either way. our central view is still that brexit will be avoided. that is why we are bullish. that set. the pound, we want to be cautious on the bound. weaker data doesn't help the pound at the moment. it just increases the chance --. that is prudent to be cautious on the pound more near term. >> thank you. valentin marinov. thanks for joining us. >>> shifting focus to brazil. rousseff closer to impeachment. standing trial for breaking budget laws. a committee is expected to overwhelmingly approve the motion in a vote tomorrow and send the case to the full chamber who will then make the final decision on whether to try rousseff next week. >>> and tenure as prime minister of turkey is set to come to end. officials speaking to reuters say he'll be replaced in the com

the most high profile of today's votes is who takes over for boris johnston as london mayor.nd results come through later tonight. >> when we come back, this election, donald trump now the presumptive gop nominee for president. and we expect to raise $1 billion with the party. before we head to break here is your national weather forecast with gjen carfagno. >> we still have more showers on this thursday. this upper level low causing all this. hope to have a dry day in new york city but not a guarantee. there may be a few sprinkles. windy and much cooler too. atlanta, only in the 60s. a blustery fall like day in the east. across the west we could see thunderstorms. maybe some hail in here. strong gusty winds. watches that for you in the northern parts of the west. temperaturewise it is cooler than average in the east. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the middle of the country. this is where we're going well above average. might set a few records today and feeling very nice and warm. and sunny right here across the central plains. that is your latest coast to coast forecast. i

he also worked for the johnston , and perhaps even more important, like me, a graduate of the university of virginia, who plays tonight against iowa state. peter is a world-famous water policy expert. i've seen you testify before congress. peter probably doesn't even know that yale is a basketball team, but they beat baylor in the ncaa tournament before being desperate for losing a close game. that brings us to our panel discussion. i think each of our panelists should take one or two minutes and just tell you a little bit more about themselves so you have some context when they start asking you questions. walton: thanks, john. circle of blue, we are a news agency, a nonprofit news agency that reports on water. we view water as a lens to view the world, through all these connecting challenges of energy, agriculture, food production. we find water and the related challenges one of the most compelling stories of our time. we are telling the story of the united states, china, india, mexico. but we see is that systems that are nod decades ago longer suited for today's environmental and socia

. >> well, the principal johnstone, she nominated all of her teachers. we have students what do your teachers mean to you. >> they are always helping me when i struggle, help with my home work, class work. >> he comes through. >> yes. >> we will surprise the teachers, who are in an emergency meeting right now. we have balloons, we have fellow to come early, weird seeing the cake. >> so we goal in who here hain surprise the teachers. they don't even know that we're coming. >> happy teacher appreciation day. >> how is everybody. >> here's the cake right here. how are you doing, sir. >> fine, fine. >> what do you teach. >> life skills, support. >> are you a good teacher here. >> yes, i am how are you doing. >> susan. >> okay. now what do you teach here. >> eighth grade math. >> were you guys surprised. >> yes. >> you guys in trouble or something. >> well, no, students here appreciate you, principal johnstone wanted to many in nate you guys because she thinks you guys do a wonderful job. lets give it up for the teachers, guy. >> yeah, teachers. >> yeah. >> w

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republican senators led by howard baker and bob dole that went to louisiana and campaigned for bennett johnston. against the nominee of our party. and made it clear up front they were doing that. now, have timed changed in terms of that? are people -- do people care too much about power? do they care too much about their place to avoid that? they might have been easier. it was more direct. bennett was a colleague. they, frankly, liked him. what i think adl needs to continue doing and i support adl and i am a member of adl, i run the kind of right wing roman catholic section you guys don't know about. >> yes. >> we're looking for members, by the way. but that's what i expect from adl. i expect adl to step out every time. i think a social conscious is important. i also expect our churches to do the same thing. as a roman catholic, i expect my church to do it every single day, every single time. >> thank you. ruth, you give advice to paul ryan. do you have any for us? >> so i think that peter's exactly right. i think speaking out is the best -- it's an interesting -- question for a columnist reall

what is your view of johnston as a foreign-policy president? >> president president, you can't really predict what the foreign-policy of the president who was swallowed up by the war in vietnam. without any question johnson was a master in knowing the nuances of domestic policy and he did not know the foreign leaders as well as he did the rest. so it didn't come as naturally to him, but on the form policy issues other than the war in vietnam he had a very good relationship with our allies and with our enemies he was very eager to come to certain agreement with the soviet union, but everything was so overlaid by the war in vietnam, i thought president johnson was a formidable individual in some ways, it was a personal tragedy that he spent so much of his life to achieve that office and wanted to be impelled to do certain things that were not made of focus, but i thought he was a strong figure and i felt great respect for him. >> it has long been alleged that richard nixon's campaign in 1968 tampered with eight tampered with the peace process by

johnston. will start on the issue of the film actually never being seen at the time. what happened after you made the film and attempted to get it shown? >> well, what happened was we found out -- you got to go back to when we completed the film. it's the late '80s, early '90s. there are no cable stations like the one we are all watching this morning. there are three networks and a couple of independent stations, and the film was designed to be -- was originally the pilot for a whole series on celebrity businessmen. this was the first. and as we started completing the film we had a trailer and a distributor and we started to hear back from our distributor that nobody wanted the film. when we queried more we found out they were being threatened by donald that if they took the film, donald would sue them. of course, even if a lawsuit has no merit, you have got to answer it. nobody wanted the problems entailed with all of that. basically the film sat on a shelf for 25 years and four years ago when

in nearby johnston county another man was killed after a tornado snapped trees, and damage buildings. the county commissioner roy elvis called on a friend to help him search for a for a victim. >> when he was still a live and he was still here. >> reporter: lincoln, nebraska hail and heavy rainfall pummeled entire neighborhood while flash flooding stranded drivers. the same system that caused this destruction is now moving east with severe thunderstorm in the forecast for central and southern plains, and parts of the mississippi valley could see heavy rainfall and possible flooding. manual, cbs news, winnie wood oklahoma. >>> well we do not to have worry about severe weather in our area today but damp and dreary conditions are back. the meteorologist kate bilo joins us live from phoenixville chester count which her first forecast and kate is coming to you from her old high school because she's about to receive an award, congratulations. >> reporter: thanks, ukee. >> yes, this evening i will be put on the wall of fame here in phoenixville high school. rearedly weird like a throw back b

. >> buck johnston: i mean, it's nutty.ural lile we think it's the best small town in america. >> fager: morley's stories were always an adventure. and sometimes into places that people couldn't imagine going. >> kroft: in 1977, viewers traveled with him on the fabled orient express. paris to istanbul. he found out that somewhere along the way, the train's romantic reputation had gone off the tracks. >> safer: the train that once carried only first class passengers now is made up almost entirely of second class carriages, carrying turkish migrant workers home. >> tom brokaw: he's such a natural. he's so good at it. when you watch him, you're just pulled in. >> kroft: morley's friend, tom brokaw of nbc, thinks there's a key element to his success. >> brokaw: you have to be who you are. he did not take himself so seriously that he seemed like some kind of a phony. when he was on television, he was morley safer. and his interests and his intellect and his humor all came through. and people saw that. >> kroft: especially the hu

the approval for the change of affordable housing for units in the rezoned divisadero and coner johnston when we arrives will provide comments so encouraging in first amendment district or ncd requires any housing project with 10 or more units is subject to the ordinance it recognizes that any properties proposal on divisadero and be nct that have potential due to the rezoning from the project sponsor choose to pay the fee they'll pay equivalent of 25 percent of unit in the project of affordable units from the project sponsor choose the onsite housing 23 of the units constructed on the project as affordable housing and from the project sponsor wishes to provide unit on offsite in the principle project they shall construct 25 percent of all the units subject to the requirement of 3 or 4, 4 and 5 the amendment the higher rates from the charter will become effective there are 5 recommends that the department is proposing and reflected in the updated resolution the department staff thanks the departments for brought to your attention and the second recommendation to make sure that the afford

gary johnston is getting a lot of surge. donald trump looking like he clinched the nomination.ch is for third-party independence. gary johnson. the fallout from now. rachel, what do you make of that? some people are saying, is there another guy? fueling that by saying no way. he could go for donald trump. >> there are a few voices saying that. i do not think that that is going to happen. i do not even think that it is a good idea. just join the party. he was a leader of the republican conference. representing all those gop members. roughing people up. three days. some serious wounds. waiting a week. some sort of idea about principles and conservatives. policy moving forward with donald. i think that that is the way to go. it is smart. he never indicated that he would not get behind in the end. neil: i take no side. i am not speaking for donald trump. i think that behavior, on the part of paul ryan, in the face of a guy clinching a nomination. opting out of the convention. met romney saying he will not go. strikes me as childish. what do you think? >> one in five americans would

. >> reporter: in nearby johnston county, another man was killed after a tornado snapped trees and damaged buildings. county commissioner called on a friend to help him search for the victim. >> when he got there, he thought he was still alive but looked bad. >> reporter: tornadoes weren't the only threat. along this highway in north texas we've seen everything from heavy downpours leading to flash flooding and what you can hear there, that hail. in lincoln, nebraska, hail and heavy rainfall pummeled entire neighborhoods while flash flooding stranded drivers. severe thunderstorms rumbled across little rock, arkansas as the storm moved east and farther north, high winds damaged an airport. the system that caused this destruction moves east with severe thunderstorms in the forecast for the central and southern plains. parts of the mississippi valley could be heavy rains and possible flooding. >> manuel, thank you. signs this morning donald trump and some of his critics are work oo ing on a cease-fire. they will meet thursday. house speaker paul ryan said he may let trump have his way at the

johnston, tim o'brien have written amazing books about his life.hose. >> there was a point in the '80s and '90s being rich made you a celebrity. lifestyles of the rich and famous. that is one of the reasons he gets such good coverage? >> that and he had the tv show so he had the double dose of celebrity. again, i think for the first three months, okay, he will have that celebrity glow. we have been doing this a year and we are still not really getting down to the nitty-gritty. how is he allowed to set the standard for this conversation about how clintons treated women when his past is like that. every article should have three paragraphs explaining how trump -- >> we can do an entire segment also on the birther thing which has been let go. >> oh, my goodness. >> it's a huge test for the media covering one of our own because he's in the media. >> that is insidious. >> nancy, always so great to see you. >>> up next, back in 2004 republicans used same sex marriage to galvanize their base to turn out for the presidential election. will that strategy ma

and we have richard johnston scott, he was a gorilla keeper for 46 years. of a gorilla named yambo and that gorilla was in a similar situation wound up projecting a little boy who fell into his enclosure. he wrote about this in his book. i thank you both for being here. let's start with what's happening right now on the ground. shana, you have layers of questions here. why was the kid not near the parent? how did the kid get into the enclosu enclosure? where are we on those u understanding on those points? >> yesterday the cincinnati zoo held a press conference and gave details about what happened. what we know is there's a stainless steel barrier that has been in place for 38 years, the same type of barrier and the child apparently went over that barrier then crawled or climbed about four feet through some bushes and then dropped into a is a-footdrop down into a moat about a foot and a half of water. he was splashing around and visitors at the zoo, of course shs were alarmed and that alarm drew the attention of harambe the gorilla and he decided to go and

the approval for the change of affordable housing for units in the rezoned divisadero and coner johnston when we arrives will provide comments so encouraging in first amendment district or ncd requires any housing project with 10 or more units is subject to the ordinance it recognizes that any properties proposal on divisadero and be nct that have potential due to the rezoning from the project sponsor choose to pay the fee they'll pay equivalent of 25 percent of unit in the project of affordable units from the project sponsor choose the onsite housing 23 of the units constructed on the project as affordable housing and from the project sponsor wishes to provide unit on offsite in the principle project they shall construct 25 percent of all the units subject to the requirement of 3 or 4, 4 and 5 the amendment the higher rates from the charter will become effective there are 5 recommends that the department is proposing and reflected in the updated resolution the department staff thanks the departments for brought to your attention and the second recommendation to make sure that the afford

the approval for the change of affordable housing for units in the rezoned divisadero and coner johnston when we arrives will provide comments so encouraging in first amendment district or ncd requires any housing project with 10 or more units is subject to the ordinance it recognizes that any properties proposal on divisadero and be nct that have potential due to the rezoning from the project sponsor choose to pay the fee they'll pay equivalent of 25 percent of unit in the project of affordable units from the project sponsor choose the onsite housing 23 of the units constructed on the project as affordable housing and from the project sponsor wishes to provide unit on offsite in the principle project they shall construct 25 percent of all the units subject to the requirement of 3 or 4, 4 and 5 the amendment the higher rates from the charter will become effective there are 5 recommends that the department is proposing and reflected in the updated resolution the department staff thanks the departments for brought to your attention and the second recommendation to make sure that the afford

and he compares the strategies of confederate commanders joseph e johnston and his successor john bell hood. he argues that johnston's reluctance earlier in the campaign to engage with william tecumseh sherman place tied in a difficult position to defend atlanta once he assumed command. this is a 50 minute en