and i'll point out as a caveat that while joe johnston's army was absolutely important. we're going to focus on lee's army because lee's army is what both confederates and the union high command saw as the most important confederate army. and we'll start where we should start in mclean's parlor at appomattox. we'll begin with the surrender terms that grant offered lee that day. the first was standard in most surrenders confederates would turn in their weapons and their flags. as of vicksburg grant allowed the rebels to go home on parole. it's a really important point that i think we sometimes gloss over they went home as prisoners of war on parole. so rather the than being sent to prisoner of war camps. they go home as paroled prisoners of war. but grant added a provision that had not appeared in other surrenders and one that would prove controversial from the moment that he offered it. that is that paroled confederates would not be disturbed by us authorities. so long as they maintained good behavior in other words so long as they didn't break any laws. by including thi

he is the most successful con man in world history. >> david cay johnston, tony schwartz, elie honig, kaitlan collins, special guest michael cohen, very good booking. >>> the state of chaos with the government shutdown coming and house speaker mccarthy still trying to bring his own members in line. >>> and what cassidy hutchinson told jake tapper about the threat her old boss would pose to the country if he's re-elected president. the new book ahead on "360." >>> the senate slowly begins moving legislation to head off a government shutdown with house speaker mccarthy trying to get hard-liners to get him mo move at all. the deadline, sunday morning, 12:01. melanie zanona is at the capitol right now. what do we know about where things stand in the house tonight including the threats to speaker mccarthy's job? >> reporter: house republicans just moved to advance a package of long-term spending bills. this was a routine procedural vote and normally possibly wouldn't talk about it but it is important because last week a similar vote failed twice on the house floor, so speaker kevin mccarth

put the name of there, captain isaac johnston. rose and hamilton realized the winter of 1863 to 1864 was bitterly cold. there was a starvation o atmosphere across the south. they knew that they were going to die. it was not s if, it was when. they don't get this tunnel c built quickly, they are all going to die. what they do to make it quicker, they bring a couple ofo other men in to help them dig. one was johnston. if you have ksfresh hand sticki around the clock, they can get out earlier. johnston, one day, all of a sudden, he's down in the tunnel. there is four other men in the dungeon and a man comes running in and says they're starting the roll call. the other four men go running up to their barracks, i guess you could say. johnston can't get out of the tunnel in time and as he's getting out of the tunnel, confederate guards come walking in. he is trapped in the dungeon. now there is a huge pile of straw in the dungeon that they used for the betting of the guards. the prisoners got no bedding. and as rose and hamilton used to

johnston can't get out of the tunnel in time. and as he's getting out of the tunnel, confederate guards come walking in. so he's trapped in the dungeon. now there is a huge pile of straw in the dungeon that they for the bedding, for the guards. the prisoners got no bedding. and as rosen and hamilton to say, it seemed that the only purpose of this giant pile of straw now was for all the rats to bed under. so, john dives into the pile of straw and there's hundreds and hundreds of rats all over him. the straw tickles his nose. he's going to sneeze. and you know, you can't hold back a and confederate guards are walking around with a lantern and they put bayonets on the end of their muskets. he's holding back to sneeze and makes a muffled sneeze so. they start stabbing into the pile of straw. the bayonets are going all him, but don't hit him. but then the door opens up and they come in with a guard dog, a bloodhound. the dog races to the pile of straw. johnston's to come out with his hands up when rats run out, the dog barks and chase

the johnston, the bowman, was forced to bank on the street for money. fisheries suffered abuse, and even violence. but that changed last year, rented and you give her an extra click. sure. the people stream got her license and also the district, the electric shock in her name. so by they pulled out a the, the com before we used to beg and collect the money with them or dance in different places. so that's about me being automatic about the port. i did the same in bangalore, me until people at the shoes. you my dear n g o, a saw me begging you out and said to you for monday to come direct on or be the director, then gave me this opportunity, sol guy's name, and now i'm an e. v. auto driver. i'm a joy youth got to get to the indian constitution give includes rights to transcend this, but that's not often deflected in their treatment. most of in the fight william john sanders live on the margins of society. b t is one of the very few. we're been lucky enough to throw in their lives around building this bond to make the transcend this last job because they couldn't big that know people on th

the johnston to bowman was forced to bank on the street for money, especially foot abuse and even violence. but that changed last year running and you give her an extra click sure. p, people street got her license and also the district, the electric shop in her name. so by they pulled out a the, the. com before we used to peg and collect the money or dance in different places. so that, that's about me being romantic about the port. i didn't the same in bangalore, me until people at this you my dear n g o, a saw me begging the outing that are you for monday to come direct on or be the director then gave me this opportunity to solve this. and now i'm an easy auto driver. i mean a joy. you've got to get to the engine constitution give equal rights to transcendence, but that's not often deflected in their treatment. most of the, in the 5000000 johnson does live on the margins of society. b, p is one of the city. if you were being lucky enough to turn the lights around during this bond to make the transcend this last job because they couldn't big that know people on the road. so these started p

seeing the same drug and disagreement with johnston and johnston. and so that for gas has the applause of which could allow for prizes to be negotiated, but that has not yet happened. crisis about it for now an outbreak of the nape of virus and me and didn't state of carol has been contained according to local officials. they are, they have be no fresh cases registered for the 2nd day in a row. but they have identified the mon notice patients 0. i'll tease ones and sharma has the details to this in a handful of me by wires. this is a been voltage, some of the southern see to get a line, india and contact ceasing as the piece of ice in june. twan is on the wires spread. it's essentially that these particular wireless section in the indian council of medical research, which is the i, c, m, r c. that should be. why do they believe that contaminated? all the calls of transmission of the wires from an moved to, you know, need not wires the 1st week ever was in 1998. this is in malaysia, which is a 100 feet tall. and since then it has stretched to single

so, general johnston and long general johnston, the confederate army of gilead general, before he got injured and replaced by lee, he agreed with longstreet. general longstreet said range should ban, not use landmines. johnston agreed with long this gets to your question of the moral debate within a confederate. i don't know if i'm drifting from your question or not, but i eat. i eat this stuff for breakfast. okay. johnson agreed with longstreet. that reign should cease using mines. in response, defended his deployment as part of a rearguard action during the withdrawal to richmond and offered his own recent experience as evidence of their effect. this boom, boom, boom. in mid-may, confederate secretary war general randolph review and examine the landmine correspondence between raines and his superiors, including johnson and longstreet. johnson longstreet was saying this is unethical, it's uncivilized. and gabriel raines is making an argument why it is civilized and he said this is the decision of jefferson davis and randolph, the confederate secretary of war. it would be a this is ar

this is the donald trump existed a ten years old, and it's adele trump of today. >> david cay johnston, this as someone who has followed an investigated trump's finances for years, how significant is this in your mind, especially as trump's our team has argued that the property valuations are subjective? >> well, as of this moment, donald trump is out of business in new york. because all of his business certificates, business licenses, in effect, have been canceled. but the decision by the judge's devastating. he finds five trump lawyer 70 $500 each. he shows that they told the various court decisions they cite or statutes say one thing, and the judges, no, you either clip the quote or misstated the law to say the opposite. he does not give them a single bit of ground anywhere. and he shows examples we have where trump said, this was sort of a range of numbers, or around a number. he says, no. when you value something a quarter of a billion dollars more than the -- a small fraction of that, that is not reasonable. and so, this was absolutely devastating for donald trump. and unless a c

johnston was probably out of the question who had had just replaced him. the most senior corps commander in hood's army at the time was william hardy. unfortunately, hardy and hood despised each other, who had adamantly said it cannot be hardy, i won't have that. and so hardy was transferred out of the army that left potentially robert e lee lees said, thank you know, i'm happy you're in virginia, although i don't know how happy he was at the time either. but certainly he did not want to go to georgia. lee did not, and that left really beauregard as the most senior available potential commander. problem was, beauregard was on davis, his naughty list already. these two men did not like each other at all. and beauregard, by 64, was apparently pretty desperate. redeem himself. he wanted anything, anything the president might be willing to give him any scrap. and beauregard was willing, i think, to jump on that opportunity. and so it would be beauregard beauregard to be given command of a new department called the department of the west, which encompassed terr

well, lucy johnston , thank you very much. johnston, thank you very much.atching and listening to gb news coming up, it's time for fox and the news hounds. and guess who's here? narinder she's going to tell us how much she loves the queen. loved the queen. see you you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back . right here are >> welcome back. right here are some reactions to my question. should the state get out of the way? the people are the state. it's a shrinking in government thatis it's a shrinking in government that is needed and says, gee, i completely agree with you. the state should be restricted to 40% of the. i mean, that's even way too much anyway. wendy says it's heartbreaking. the human instinct is to strive forward in life. how dare someone who has no involvement no emotional involvement decide otherwise? put, phil says otherwise? well put, phil says the nhs rationale appears to be the nhs rationale appears to be the state is going to die anyway . so let's accelerate our fate and get over it. get it over with. that logic could eq

entering the country, it does become even more difficult to even comprehend the move johnson or johnston, especially when you think about how. so that's because it has one of the highest cp disease rates in the world. and despite to being curable, to be is the country's top class. we do know at the moment that the health department started to give the decadent into everyone needed it in the public health, sick time, 2018, even though the drug was approved and signed in 2012. now this is a very we desperately need you to press that africa and by so that's a can citizens because it is one of the only 2 drugs approved to see to be like yes, that's with the advantage of a for oh, that's johnson and johnson to came from and the disease is also the leading cause of the, the kidding, more than 50000 people in 2021. even the world health organization says that nearly one 3rd of the data among people who have each adrian is a duty to that you lose the. so that's a gas has more than 7000000 people living with h i v and aids of more than any other countries in the world. but then the announcements

>> lee felt like, he took over from johnston in 1862 after johnson was winded. he did not disagree with the use of landmines. but gabriel rains had a trouble with longstreet. this debate, he moved raines -- this is what lee did. he moved raines to defend the james river and other areas and empowered him to use these weapons. so there is no opposition to lee at all. but how lee felt about mines, i cannot and anywhere that he addressed it. >> and in a different direction, but i don't know if you're dressed to before i came in. this photograph of your vehicle, hitting that mine. how did you get that photograph of it happening? somebody was actually there? >> i think out of 10 years, you're the second person to say, how did they shoot the photograph when your vehicle got blown up? the after israel. that day, they wanted to figure out what happened. because the military group wanted me around. i think they wanted me around, maybe they got rid of me though. it was a movie. the movie about kansas diana and about 15 minutes of the re- enactment of my accident. i had the

johnstone, because first and foremost deadly north korean issue. we have another separate panel i don't want to speak about too much detail about the north korea related, but absolutely rages on much more diverse and not only missiles and drones come with cyber definitely because if you think about the trip to currency, last year only, last year only almost like more than 40% of stolen crypto currency is done by north, which means definitely cyber and space. space. these things are interconnected closely and deathly more and more trilateral approach to deter those cyber attacks or even their ambition to the space era. this should be check and balance multinational. in that sense i do of course my own personal background, education and professional backgrounds, i personally do welcome this progress. >> i think everybody in this room has a consensus, and ensure the consensus is strongest from the korea foundation and csis. in fact, when i was talking to the ambassador on the way from seoul to new york and then to d.c., he felt that this was one of th

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i still have spaces 2021 johnston. dunn, you met with dave from russia in the sense also in tennis numbers to see the reading. a saw blank of flex 12 muscles to reach for poet consecutive us opens. that'd be fine. with the commanding wind or china sion, when chang saw blank that was dominant from start to finish, and the 6164, when a big savings, she will be the new was number one off to the tournament, taking all from portland, e gosh, lots to on tech who has the position for 75 weeks. so blank office has a medicine madison keys for the place in the fine and finally, a british so has presented as newborn around the town for the 1st time. the animal was born on the 31st of august and hadn't been seen in public before. it doesn't have a name yet, and those who hasn't been able to establish whether it's a boiler good. the board and even orangutan is listed as a particularly in dangerous species, as population has declined by 90 percent since the 1970s. but there is that in your life to celebrate. and with that, that's a lot from us that up next to the phone and to stick around for that? no s

the countries across the region us struggling to cut the cherry johnston. this is all just a lot from the house that coming up. the bill is past some of that objection. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. us house of representatives of proves a stop. yeah.

the 2020 presidential election in the state of georgia. juliani and trump, or among 19 defendants johnston. the case neither he nor trump will appear at the tail, advised arraignment hearings next week. he says, and roster susie it has destroyed an unmanned ukrainian body to get claims was being used in an attempt to attack the catch bridge. the bridge linking occupied crimea to the russian mainland has become a k target since the start of the war and ukraine. it was recently damaged in an attack in july. well, ukrainian children have begun this 2nd school year since raso launched its full scale of infection. but because the war is still raging, only about a 3rd. if you training and students will be attending their lessons in person. for the rest, going back to classrooms remains a distant dream. the corridors of this house on high school was supposed to be filled with the last of hundreds of his students. but this school year, the less than i'm supposed to help him actually again, i see to be at the cause you look at the him, him as you know, i'm not sure if you, this is the library. our

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the longest sentence yet for his role in the challenge of the 6 riots on capitol hill, the carry johnston. this is out. is there a lot of content also in the news? a stern warning from the us to north korea as a sense to supply weapons to russia to use in a warn you could.

the colleges with the so i'm carry johnston in the top stores on houses here in libya, the desktop from flooding on sunday has the past 6000 officials for it could you reach the 10s of thousands health workers in dana have raised the alarm about the potential of disease spreading, due to the large number of bodies. i try that has more from tripoli. the people are just coming in. so across the country and trying to help with whatever they can, you know, cash water, food medicine, a body bag. so people are sending out, you know, clothes, whatever, whatever they can to help the people in eastern libya when it comes to these rival governments. i mean, we saw the prime minister of the hundreds of eva as 2 days ago, said he, i located more than half a $1000000000.00 to the rebuilding to rebuilding eastern libya and earlier today. uh uh, the parliament and the east said they say i located approved the budget of more than for more than $2000000000.00 and were all co that'd be more off the song soft and last week's devastating. it's craig, a agencies are struggling to reach people stranded in th

so general johnston of the lead general before he got by lee. general long said, they should not use land mines. this getting to your question from the moral debate. i don't know if i'm drifting from your question or not. but [ inaudible ] okay. johnson agreed that raines should cease using landmines. in response, raines defended his action. and offered reason for effectiveness. mid-may, secretary randolph. johnson longstreet were saying this is unethical. uncivilized. and making argument why it is uncivilized. and he said, this is the decision. it would be -- this is his words not mine. it would be admissible. land mines would be admissible, however, to plant shells, not to plant shells to destroy life, and without the design than depraving energy of a few men. what he's saying, landmines can be used with the military purpose. they take hraoeufzs of no other object; hence, inadmissible to shoot centennials and pickets because nothing is obtained for the destruction of life. randolph. the purpose is military. so back to you, your question. but w

of the 2023 asians together we will lose good patient matters at the center of the carry johnston and the top stores. now on the i'll just there is there a week since devastating floods in libya killed thousands of people. international aid has begun arriving, but it's been slow to reach the west, hit the areas. the cover operation is around the way. i've assess football, these washed out to see that the 900 buildings have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have been displaced. gucci dials is deputy director general of the international organization for migration, which is currently dealing with the multiple natural disasters. are people on the ground, everybody that they spoke to talked about, the need for support for their mental health, for the trauma that they've gone through. so we as i o m, have brought in our mental health psycho social support team. they're working with the ministry of health to get people the support that they need. but having such thoughts so much more, it needs to be done. the impact of the devastation changes by the hour. and as you rightly men

that's a brook. government says more than 5000 people are dead for thousands more, missing the carry johnston. this is out there a lot from time. also coming up. north korea is lee that will hold tulips. is that in that puts in, in russia, ministry corporation on sales a report to the on the agenda. massive search and rescue operations in milwaukee as more international aid arrives. last week's massive creek and the us house of weapons.

. ♪ on my front porch swing smell of shrimp ♪ ♪ and the mayor of key west, florida, terry johnston, joins it's so sad that he's passed away but i know how much he meant to so many people there in key west. what are your thoughts there this evening? >> well, it was a shock, jim. i heard about it this morning at the 5:00 news and my phone hasn't stopped ringing since then. jimmy buffett had a profound effect on key west and the florida keys. he projected our lifestyle to people from around the world. live and let live. a laid back atmosphere. sand and sun and flip-flops. we were very sad to hear about his passing. >> yeah. and you know, it's 5:00 somewhere and of course it's in the 5:00 hour right now on this program and i'm just wondering how are folks going to be remembering jimmy buffett? looks like you're going to have something taking place tomorrow. it's 5:00 in key west. in honor of jimmy buffett, sunday, september 53rd, at 5:00 p.m. just the way it should happen. >> exactly. that was organized by our local rum distributor, paul, who is putting together this procession in order to be

but john johnston, he grows up. he in pond eddy on the delaware river his entire life. and then he writes his reminiscence when he's in his eighties, his wife passes. he's got nothing to do. it's a wonderful read. you can buy it at the mini valley society. he doesn't pull any punches. you know how he feels. but it's really a potent source. and i love this particular quote. the mass were composed of the vulgar and debased of ages from 10 to 60 of the various kinds of nationalities irish, dutch, africans, americans and others, all of the most lewd, vulgar and depraved and honesty compels the that the most objectionable features were filed amongst the americans. some things never change, by the way, when he says dutch he much, most, most assuredly deutsch means german. although we do have an oral history of one dutchman who who was a lot tender in his descendants, emailed us the story. we're collecting oral histories at times. we're still filling out the story that apparently he hated catholics. and i scratch my head, given the preponderance of irishmen, the canal. and the

connor johnston, born and raised in san francisco, father of two , and the owner of the cannabis store, says he will keep supporting mayor london breed. >> this candidate has no political or demonstrable leadership experience, and this is a major city that faces major issues and we need an actual leader with proven capacity to get things done. >> reporter: but lori tells me that he knows exactly what those things are and he is ready to tackle them. >> it is about public safety and about cleaning our streets and about having that pride in our city. we saw conference come here last week and we were able to clean up the streets for a few days. why can't we do it year-round? the answer is we just haven't had the political will. >> reporter: these are issues on which people agree. >> is someone who grew up in the city and is raising a kid in the city, it is important for me that when we walk out the door we feel comfortable and safe. >> as san franciscans we often get wrapped up in this bubble thinking that everything we do is either the best or the worst. the reality is that these are issu

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i'm carry johnston. this is a news our life coming up in the next 60 minutes. somebody jones says it's lost a military operation and they're not going to turn it back regions after teasing, i think on millions of killing 4 bits offices, the angry protests in the median capital ear event, but demonstrates is on demanding. the government's intervenes. pressure alone has the power to end. this war means is russia alone. this stands in the way a peace us present. joe biden clothes on. weld leads us to remain united in defending ukraine. back on us soil. 5 american prisoners freed from iran. prisoner are united with their families and support hold as much as the city people fed champions lead campaign in an hour . new costs are already well underway and making that foster parents and the competition for 20 is we'll show you how they go. so i'm against a seamless the but again, in as a buys on with guns, fund tillery has wrung out in cities in the car about regions. the defense ministry says it's not admitted to operation they're against on meaning and forces of to a

johnston sees economic headwinds and quote, meaningful downside risk to the markets.s bring in icapital's anastasia amoroso to help settle this debate. which side are you on? >> i'm on the bullish side. i think a 10% pullback if we get that gets bought just like that. if you think about the market in august, you know, we corrected 4 or 5%, and you fast forward if you were on vacation, you blinked and missed it. the stocks are almost back to their highs from earlier this summer. i'm not in the bearish camp, look, this economy i don't think is headed into a recession. you've got the third quarter gdp that's on track for 5.6%. you've got consumer spending that's very resilient, and the biggest thing that makes me think i don't think we're headed for a recession is the fed is just getting maybe too restrictive. yes, rates are 5.5%. if you account for what the neutral rate is, what inflation is we might just be slightly restrictive. that may not be a 2024 event. >> and you think that that can last, the economy can keep coming along, the consumer can say stay strong enough

many fee attention to people here or rise even further the on the other on carry johnston. this is the news a lot from. so coming up the next 60 minutes about zones president says, full sovereignty over there, going to come right back has been restored off to on media separate just for 6 weeks. at this back in a c spot, ukraine's present confronts rush at the un security council saying it should be stripped of its veto.

injanuary, dog walker natasha johnston was killed by an american bully xl.his video from the weekend for them to come out and say something, but they've not said anything afterjack was killed, after other kids have been killed. why has it taken this video and not a child's life to do something? not everyone agrees they should be banned. dog owners group the kennel club argue no dog is inherently dangerous based on their breed, but this debate is unlikely to be calmed soon, as the shock over this incident continues to be felt. navteonhal, bbc news, birmingham. a reminder of our top story this hour. rishi sunak has said he "will not accept" chinese interference in the uk's democracy, after it emerged a parliamentary researcher was arrested amid accusations he spied for china. you have been watching newsday. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. our unprecedented run of september days over 30 degrees did not continue into monday. that said, parts of the south and the east were still quite warm and humid — 27 celsius in suffolk. for tuesday, the proces

in scotland, rangers secured a valuable three points against st johnstone. 2—0 victory. turnbull with they are 1—0 up, david turnbull with the celtic goal. motherwell, level on points with celtic coming into this round of fixtures, are playing st mirren, currently 1—0 to said martin. barcelona play real betis later, hoping to catch up on leaders real madrid who they trail by two points. also in action, currently losing against valencia, atletico madrid. juventus beat lazio 3—1. nothing to choose between inter milan and ac milan, both with three wins out of three, ahead of today's milan derby. to the rugby world cup wales take on portugal making their first appearance in this year's tournament injust under 30 minutes. in just under 30 minutes. samoa injust under 30 minutes. samoa had beaten chile 43—10. later, ireland have the chance to maintain their momentum from the wreckage win over romania. they face tonga later on. —— from their record win. world champion max verstappen struggled in practice and qualifying i could only manage 11th on the grades. his red bull team—ma

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a decade until the next to put blue moon for many that seems like you as a way the the one terry johnston. this is the news i liked and so coming up in the next 60 minutes. so by sounds pressed and says full sovereignty open, they're going that kind of back has been restored off to on media stuff, which is false, disagree to defend cease fire, the ukraine's presence confronts restaurant, the un security council. and it should be strips of its veto push for face with saudi arabia. other issues being discussed by and these is a, is found us on the sidelines un general assembly i'm confident that we can adopt a more pragmatic, proportionate, and realistic approach to meeting that 0. the easiest, the buttons on working on britain's prime minister announce is a controversial role back in columbus commitments. ongoing business isn't some of his own m p t in support. 14 tom, a european count. when is around the trip begin the champions. they can't find that psyche on the german side, on the, on the valid episode about the marvin's will. the action coming up later in the program, the author just

in scotland, rangers secured a valuable three points against st johnstone are thick to stay in touchaying dundee, motherwell level on points with celtic, playing st mirren, a 0—0 in both those matches. in spain, barcelona host real betis later, hoping to catch up with leaders real madrid. political madrid in action against valencia, they havejust madrid in action against valencia, they have just kicked off. —— atletico madrid. juventus are currently 2—0 up against lazio. nothing to choose between inter and hazy milan in the milan derby later today. —— hazy milan. rugby world cup continues, samoa and are in action making theirfirst appearance, against chilly. 24—10 the score at half—time, to samoa. wales and ireland both in action, wales and ireland both in action, wales taking on portugal. head coach warren gatland has made 13 changes. ireland is looking to build on that record win against romania in their opener, when they take on tonga a bit later. qualifying for the singapore grand prix still under way. lance stroll crashed heavily, delaying proceedings. that is all for now. the n

1900 people can spend that in eastern libya after storm closest catastrophic flooding the cherry johnston. this is all just there a lot from the also coming a desperate search for us to 5 is in more okay. off the fridays. devastating. that's great. the desktop is visiting to more than $2800.00.