jordan jonas!> all right! [laughter] >> michael: so, thanks for coming to new york city. >> yeah, what an honor. thanks for the invite. now i am in your world. >> michael: yeah, you are in my world now. [laughter] we were trying to get a hold of you. you live in montana. the booking department was freaking out. you got to make a flight, you weren't responding to anything and then they told me you sent this text yesterday. "i literally just galloped on a horse for the last 10 miles in the wilderness so i would be able to catch my flight in the morning. hahaha." this isn't an act. you are a wilderness guy. >> i was in the woods. it was a fast horse, fortunately. made it out. [laughter] >> michael: you won season 6 of history channel's "alone." you spent 77 days alone in the arctic. you killed a moose with a bow and arrow. then a wolverine was trying to steal your moose meat so you killed that with a hatchet. >> dog-eat-dog world. [laughter] >> michael: you figured out a way to fish in the frozen tund

boxing champion natasha jonas embarks on the next chapter of her career — in management and talks ton. even young amateurs always ask me with questions about what it entails. it wasn't something... it wasn't something i don't give advice on anyway. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. england have the chance seal their place at next year's european championship in germany this evening. gareth southgate's side face italy at wembley. the last time the teams met at the home of english football back in 2021, italy won the final of the euros on penalties. so plenty at stake tonight. joe wilson is there for us. good to see you. let's talk before we get into football about the way announcement today. a moment's silence will take place, in memory of the victims of the shooting ahead of the belgium—sweden game last night. for england — how much is payback in their minds it's interesting to note that this moment of silence or come from uefa and will apply to all the games this evening under theirjurisdiction. in evening under their jurisdiction. in terms evening under theirjurisdic

aiden jona, welcome to the program there, now aiden, two uh nations that are it's funny very ironic,rganizations, there's a lot at stake here, your thoughts about this uh allegation without putting the backing in front of the canadian people to support uh the... is making against new delhi, i think it's uh pretty clear that people should be skeptical of this, and seesis uh, as i've mentioned before, has very questionable history of india, i mentioned the air india 182 bombing, because frankly knew full well about that plot, and of course you had uh parmer, the the terrorist to canada refused to extradate in 1982 member, founder actually, and they refuse to act him on the grounds that india. wasn't sufficiently loyal to the queen because they recognized her as the head of the commonwealth instead of course, and then the air bombing happens, sheas new full well about it, and it's it's understandable that there's a skepticism, you know, seesus conduct in terms of targeting land defenders in terms of targeting luffling activists, and even with the uh the chinagate uh hysteria that they'v

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i see jonas took a crack at that today. >> yeah, jonas is out there.id, when jonas speaks, i know you listen, because he's kind of clever and funny, but i actually asked phil lebeau about the oil substitution, trying to anticipate exactly what jonas would be focused next time, but look, i think there's -- you can do tesla every day, david. you can do netflix too. we didn't even talk about how netflix is going to charge more, i don't know. these are the two stocks that fascinate what we call retail, david, so anything you can possibly do about either one of them is called what we get -- it's called numbers. >> it is called numbers. you're right. netflix performed fairly well yesterday in the selloff as a result of the belief they are going to, at least according to "the journal," raise price after the actor strike is potentially settled. haven't heard updates on that. >> what have you been watching on netflix, david? >> you've got companies that are levered like warner bros. discovery. >> you mentioned nba, david. >> nba, too. but if you've got any, you

arsenal women's manager jonas eidevall has signed a new long—term contract with the club.league cup with the club last season, as well as reaching the semi—finals of the champions league, but despite exiting that competition at the qualification stage last month, arsenal have extended his stay as manager. eidevall said he was "full of pride" to sign a new deal. jersey reds are set to enter liquidation after the island's politicians voted against financially supporting the championship club for the rest of the season. the championship title—holders announced last week that they were to cease trading after being unable to fulfil september's payroll. they are are fourth professional club in england to collapse in a year, after premiership sides worcester, wasps and london irish. you frankly, it's not our role to p"°p up you frankly, it's not our role to prop up financially failing businesses. so that was that topic, but it has enabled us to get into things like the financial monitoring panel, set up advanced warning systems and checks and balances around the future direction

. >> gio: also right now, the custody battle between estranged couple joe jonas and sophie turner isourt. a district judge set a pre-trial court date for this tuesday. turner is suing jonas in an attempt to relocate their two children to her native england. >> janai: and happy birthday, mr. president. former u.s. president jimmy carter turns 99 today. fans celebrated at the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in georgia yesterday. they wrote congratulatory notes and enjoyed cake in his honor. the celebration was moved up a day because of the threat of the government shutdown. but you know, he was put into hospice care earlier this year, but it was just a week or two ago that we saw new images of him and rosalynn, so great that they're still going. >> gio: 99. god bless him. >> will: have some peanut butter ice cream in his honor. as you were telling me it's nfl sunday. >> janai: as we were telling you. >> will: travis kelce and the kansas city chiefs are on the road facing the new york jets tonight, but it's not so much about the game itself, but rather about who might be po

i know jonas pete assuming cabinets and a name was before this thing going to do certainly to do need to know sending id for all to of a the, the school to do the more goods you know. so essentially availability blanket going, let's say it is a to see if it has issues a suite, a question when he had a simple, if i let is it, i mean, to think i wished to say i must get out a real quick. okay, go ahead and dissolve. okay, so as long as you get the week of actual looks going to throw kindly put a note to it. i mean, so could be the city you and the squads with the legal shooting and then show meals to a certain democrat, to kick it failed. i know that she, nat 8 instead of being to the story to natalie, tried to ignore stuff to george. so simple solution, i'm going to destroy the hedge funding to put them to just to the hedge funds listed on blackboard scene and see if a bridge the gap stick went to a she, nicole. yeah. but to join google, they haven't even seen it. that's what kind of you are that allowed to ameson show demographic focusing on sale. the state. the nice thing on while is

prime minister narendra modi rejected any involvement in his killing. now news review programs, aiden jonavertheless there's about 4 billion dollars that in exports and about 4.1 billion that it imports a very balanced trade between the two, it's not astronomical, but nevertheless, it's not by any means a small amount, there's a lot of stake here, is basically what i'm trying to say, your initial thoughts on the story, thank you very much for having me, of course the trade between india and canada is about 11 billion dollars, not very big amount if you compare with other countries, excuse me, but unfortunately the the relations between the two countries have. a very negative turn in past couple of weeks and it happened basically because the canadian prime minister justin trudo he went with very serious allegation accusing the indian government of massminding and executing a murder on the canadian soil of hardeep singjar was a canadian citizen but of indian origin. now he has alleged that he has some credible allegations against the indian government which is based on intelligence. now we h

yeah, the photos to the price with this, the young people are gathering to pray and the judge has an jonas constance on the outskirts of done. that's a few years ago, a real good 5 by the ukranian army, destroyed the judge, but it continues to authorize the she need to be why the the me most we still hear me when you use the option, there's no process. i'll move to the store for so you can see who the people have done is good today is that it's just just one question. what's happened to the country where those who probably have a piece of bean outdoor and most importantly to divided ukraine along religious lines. used to me stop the saying, you know, it's the same use in your phone. i used to miss dawn. you said you need the in 2008, tens of thousands gathered in came to welcome the russian orthodox church. why rugs would come from most go for the $1020.00 the anniversary of christianity in russia . the, the people challenging here, the cost of the day, the futility is those who welcome to the most go country all can keep will be officially regarded as enemies of the ukrainian state. it's

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jonas, aggie are says in 82% of those cases, patients were placed on psychiatric holds in county hospitalse're hoping to do by this is also keep some of those patients, those lower-level patients out of the hospital system. what's allow other patients? cardiac arrest patients or or stroke patients, etcetera. >> can get in and get services quicker. potentially dispatch fields calls for both police and fire. >> they are trained to recognize a mental health call and quickly transfer those cases to the contra costa crisis center, which can provide counseling over the phone police chief denton carlson says this new approach will not only save lives but improve them from both and put the fire and police. we want to be able to provide the greatest level of care to anyone in the community who is in favor. here are all crisis so we can switch this from an enforcement to a medical perspective. >> it's going to hot, much higher level of care for all members of the community. the fire protection district says firefighters and paramedics have the ability to respond to mental health emergencies within 7

it is on the bottom and then the top part, part of the administrative jonas is already said. as you don't want to say, i probably won't really come in and get an estimate. and then in that part, and we always have the a or part of the come see the look to anything of interest, excuse me. i can't book the tories though, and imports get them a month. it may not recognize equity, g c level. could you mean the i really did a good on the most critical using that event is also unclear deal of visiting the. ready since it was good costs of its antenna, but you say more escape, it is on seeing a new one love to move on. so as a product is a new cost, i'm trying to conquer. most of the bodies for my ruler, most of us may have been the richest man who ever lived, according to some estimates in mountain currency equivalent, his phone to them what of amount into them 400000000 dollars. the source of his wealth was the 1000000 in plasma gold reserves, which he ruled in the 14th century. the period to monday. i'm busy mondays are so low that i've done the, the, the last hit on the gun. now

as of today, 29 drawing on this, but the actual majority tony for our austin young jonas, my daughter to be killed. him is ready as try. we have never seen like anything like this isn't because the, the outcome. there's a couple of lives harassment strengths on the law. just again, jonathan garza in the west bank and as of late, i'm president. the structural looking jo, notice on the, on the south west and some of the cases even interrupting them while they're doing the just a short time ago. i spoke with our white house correspondent, kimberly how kits. the issue of jen, unless being killed or injured in this recent conflict has been raised at the white house. they say they see no evidence of israel targeting journalist. oh, what, what evidence do you have? what stories have you being told about this particular scenario that began on october the 7th, and the way that journalists are either being targeted or not in some way, you know, the, a lot of the is in various stages. the both of us, the median facilities, what about that is raise as part of the, including the zeros office on a

jonas eidevall says he wants to compete for the highest honours after signing a new three—year contractl women's manager. the club have had a tough start this season, eliminated by paris fc in the women's champions league and losing at home to liverpool in their wsl opener. the mcc has expelled a member who aimed abuse towards australia's players at lords during the second test of the ashes earlier this year. this was the moment that started it all. jonny bairstow being run out by australia wicketkeeper alex carey in controversial fashion. another member was suspended for 4.5 years and another suspended for 30 months. world number one aryna sabalenka is through to the quarterfinals of the china open. she battled to a straights set victory over italy's jasmine paolini. australian open winner sabalenka will face the 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina in the last eight. we're into the final pool matches at the rugby world cup. the all blacks face uruguay tonight. there are big matches ahead for the home nations. wales are through to the quarterfinals. they face georgia in theirfinal po

jurisdiction in the occupied palestinian territories and numerous cases including the killing of al jazeera jonas to read. i actually have been filed in his own comments so far the i see prosecute as sad that possible war crimes committed by how most can be investigated the road statute. so yeah, we have jurisdiction on the territory of a state potty and we have jurisdiction in relation to conduct committed by nationals of state parties. meanwhile, the civilian death. so increases by today and victims of possible war crimes don't have the luxury of waiting for justice step size and l g 0. they these have prime ministers as of the 6 ports or citizens have been killed in israel . and the statements in parliament for she snack also announced his government will increase. it's 8 the palestinian people last side. and i'm proud that we are a long standing and significant provide a few amount of terry and a to the palestinian people. and i can announce today that we are increasing our rate biased with an additional $10000000.00 pounds. a simple and acute humanitarian crisis is unfolding to which we must

but let's get more on this now to speak to jonas. i'm the honest robot internet control. but thanks for joining me. here, devastating fire this thing here. what's going on in gaza? this like is it is and they become the single bloody is individual attack and the whole confidence, i mean, what are your thoughts on it this evening? well, this is a horrifying and despicable act. of course it's a war crime. i don't think anyone can contest that. the question at this point is will the western countries who are sending their leadership there to support israel and it's ongoing massacre civilians in the gaza strip? will they continue to support without any pre conditions? this happened because the west unanimously allowed it to happen. not only that, but the west remedial worked to try and justify white israel would possibly target densely populated civilian areas. specifically, the bbc put out reports the day prior, which attempted to justify the potential why is real made potentially hit hospitals and schools. so this is something that we have to take in mind. the united states

is there any threat to was out of there english jonas? you know, a site and i have family in the gaza strip. and finally received a spread claiming to be from israeli forces, forcing them to leave the homes as the area where the janice resides is currently on the heavy is really bombardment. this vile threat comes early a few days off to the indiscriminate kidding of the family of allergies. there is our big gym. this where you, i'll do it. we're off to move. saw before being boned as rails actions continue with impunity. is a attempt to silence the messenger out, is there a strongly condemned these acts of violence and calls on international institutions to intervene and protect you unless an o innocent civilians stuff on jerrick? the spokesman for the united nation section general offered his support to join us in gauze, covering the will to badge of honor that in the midst of conflict, your colleagues of, of, not just out to 0, but others that remain there remain to tell the story. but it's, it's, it's a, it's a mark of immense courage

jurisdiction in the occupied palestinian territories and numerous cases including the killing of al jazeera jonas to read. i actually have been filed in his own you comments so far, the icy c prosecute as sad that possible war crimes committed by how most can be investigated the road statute. so yeah, we have jurisdiction on the territory of the state policy, and we have jurisdiction in relation to conduct committed by national state parties . meanwhile, the civilian del sol increases by today and victim to a possible war crimes don't have the luxury of waiting for justice. step 5, since l g 0, they are the war and cause a has been particularly hot on palestinian children more than once, thousands have been killed in just 10 days. well bring you the story now of 13 year old and i see who tells us what it is like to be a child trumps and gone. so. ringback yeah, my name's and i'm pretty sure possible. i used to be living in preston. well, i've been in gauze for a year now. and while it has been a very, very interesting. yeah. i'm having a pop in sitting. how much and dogs are the kids playing in t

born in because as there's no electricity, no, even us at the assume that even before the city, the jonas v butler, the lies the employment page. it's very high among the pages, but it has been yes, they are due by is a lovely thing. as i said, no, he just calls has industries. and that's what is happening. i called van with the easy that us own. we have the host just to live for the we saw the liver part. it says on the premise where we go, you realized that way to get back to us to be ready at the wrong, a little metal, save secure if the life thank you so much for the communities to claim based on the community. these sign us and congress and are less and less community about those it is what is happening is not going to give me is, is, and the same your security is only my providing to buy those videos and to have about the same this house. because silas in time, so in just this is a just is it's time for the world just as i just speak loud about this and so on and, and just going to make it in just way many thanks for speaking to us today. i really appreciate your time 5 time. no, th

they've used anti terrorism laws to target these jonas as well? yes. and no, it's any more level, it does not the don't as being rated. so being weighted, i mean, across the board. even if you, even if you were to put admitted, believe these allegations. uh, as at, at, at worst you could have targeted the management of the website. but what you're seeing right now is even do name close to getting needed even contribute to the ending read it, which is actually fine. does it, it can just uh, the assumption of the fact that india has been extremely decoding instead of already g, where people can be at a state lottery for years without trial. and we've been seeing that with civil rights activists. you know, across india or then it'd be multiple cases, but uh, other things you allegations have been made and people looked up and they didn't just set it low, which is called the u e p, which is what is being used here. so legally, unfortunately, there is, isn't a lot to push back against this sort of action. the way it is law is in quotes of adopted in this th

i, the 4th is also reports of the sites, the area who's seen some of the explosions here for us in jonas in gauze, outlined to also the emotional toll conflict is taking a good young back, you know, a slip every day. i tell myself what is happening now is the worst. what would be a worse outcome than bombing a hospital, churches, moss, all the children and women, ambulances, journalists, and their homeless, the what else could be a target? that's too much for me to handle. so we're now on the 21st day of the war and all services has been disrupted. even if you're dying, you cannot call the ambulance. so i'm supposed to know what's happening since i'm here in gaza at the foot. how can i do that with no internet or fuel to drive my car so the can no electricity with everything has been cut off. i cannot understand of the stage that i have reached, or that there is a country crumbling with this dire situation. while the whole world and that era leaders are just watching and international law that is there anything else as disregarded? for 21 days, we've been literally dying, but an interest

jurisdiction in the occupied palestinian territories and numerous cases, including the killing of al jazeera jonas to read. i actually have been filed in his own, you comment, sofa, the ice se prosecute as sad that possible war crimes committed by how much can be investigated. the road statute. so yeah, we have jurisdiction on the territory of the state policy. and we have jurisdiction in relation to conduct committed by national state parties. meanwhile, the civilian del sol increases by today and victim to a possible war. crimes don't have the luxury of waiting for justice. step $0.05, which is 0. the palestinian journalists have been struggling to document the violence in gaza. one photo during list mohammed can deal says it's the most brutal war he's ever covered. whoa. base the balcony. the hudson. i left over that will be the 30th. regardless. remember that the when the side of the mission, who are the the, the place done was service at atlanta. and nobody that has a demo done part of the pickup, the upside 0. and the the one with the sort of play by.

so that jonas has made an enemy of the state. so right now the opposed to get an agency can prosecute arthur just be able to get to join this. she just wanted to make us page. but before that, you've described in the journalist i'm there, which is good to go out. the government does that as somebody does, government has done effectively. and that brings me to my next question. so i have how can journalists find back? i think journalist can find back using the only 2 journalist soul, which is difficult. and i think yesterday was a tough being falling into a list. and it's i think less community shaking the fact that it's so easy to imprison a senior member of senior colleagues such as people abuse take. but i think all we can do is just for the heads down and report and do a job and hope that the country would turn on for the better. and we can get a smaller part of the lane. what do you think the future holds for journalism? in india, specifically to the, um, you know, the best way for us to, um, the future to, to, to continue re

. >> jonas para redondear el tema de chivas, este sábado juegan el clásico tapatío contra el atlas ytan, es un glitch-fest total. miguel, ¿hoy también hay partido? sí, tía. y mañana también. obtén internet rápido y confiable en el xfinity 10g network, por solo $19.99 al mes por 12 meses. ¡cámbiate hoy! la próxima generación del 10g network. solo con xfinity. puedes tener 2 de mis croissants con un huevo hecho al momento por solo $6. y los sirvo todo el día para que puedas disfrutarlos de desayuno, de desalmuerzo y de decena. eso queda decidido. alerta de emergencia en su celular, en la radio y en la televisión, pero no se preocupe, porque se trata de una prueba que es realizará fema a nivel nacional con la finalidad de asegurarse que el mensaje de emergencia esté llegando a todos los residentes del país. este mensaje se emitirá con un tono único y una vibración durante un minuto. las televisoras y radios emitirán también un sonido y si es cliente habitual de starbucks y reside en san francisco, tenga en cuenta que cerrará siete de sus locales a partir del 22 de octubre. la dirección

jonas goodwin joins us live. we haven't got a sense of it yet, have we?rter: hi, max, a police official tells cnn that other nationalities, not just spaniards, were victims in this tragedy. the mayor of murcia which is spain's seventh largest city promised the full weight of the law against the people responsible for this. there are searching bodies to be recovered. here's what the mayor had to say about that. >> translator: 13 bodies have been found, all of them are with the institute of legal medicine for autopsies. of these 13, three have been identified through fingerprints. and the rest cannot be identified through the test and will have to be identified through dna tests. >> reporter: two other people are still reported missing, according to the city. but that's down from late sunday when there were five people missing, three were found overnight. now, this nightclub area is an industrial area and commercial area on the outskirts of downtown. police say it attracts a wide range of people, max from 18 year olds to 50-year-olds, depending on what type

on our walk over here, we were talking about joe jonas and sophie turner who are getting divorced. i don't know if you guys know, but the all the headlines immediately were about sophie turner having cocktail in london and what a terrible mother she was. yeah. tell. tell me your reaction to that. so i talked somebody from the washington post two days ago about this, and she me the same question. and i was like, it's --. it's the quotes. the quotes. first of all, there's like only a few specific quotes. one of them is something like, he's a homebody. she likes to party. they very different lifestyles. what does that mean? what does that mean? like it's, completely ludicrous. that the idea of somebody socializing with friends would prevent them from making their children feel loved and respected and supported and for like they have nothing to do with each other. but because she's a mother she's supposed to be home doting on her children, you know, completely self-sacrificial. yeah. i mean, like all the reactions are immediately all the headlines. i mean, obviously, his pr team is inv

>> i'm tom jonas, live in tel aviv, where tonight, israel is warning its ground offensive could start at any moment. >> and i'm kate snow in new york, where we're washing efforts by the biden administration to get americans out of the war zone. >> americans trapped in gaza, trying to get out the egypt. the border there now scheduled to open in just hours. inside gaza, desperation as israel ramps up its attacks. >> and residents warn they're running out of food and medicine. >> we are facing a real starvation. -- >> the u.s. is sending a ship to evacuate americans from israel. secretary of state antony blinken in the region, trying to head off a broader war. >> no one should do anything to widen this conflict in any way. >> a u.s. senate delegation on the ground hearing in israel forced to take shelter when sirens went off. what majority leader chuck schumer said he said directly to israel's prime minister. >> i wanted to tell is u.s. leaders that we have them back. >> an american's heading toward, their emotional goodbyes to family as they travel to israel to fight. >> this is an nbc

jonas is very thoughtful. i think that sounds good.way, honeywell is down which i think people expected more -- i think -- give me a break. blowing up the company on day one? carl, i revert to taking stocks with teams -- sandler. >> here we go. >> my colleague ben stoto. >> like christmas in october. >> it is. tjx, they like the price because inflation is racing. vf corp very bad. i think what's most important -- let's cut to the chase. are people worried about graham? let's look at carbon footprint. do you pay attention to your carbon footprint? 16% say yes. 51% no. 33% what is a carbon footprint. >> there's a lot in there this year. i notice number one brand is nike again. number one restaurant brand chick-fil-a. number one cosmetic brand elf. number one e-commerce -- >> number one favorite celebrity is not even in the game. hint, travis kelce. number two is a shocker, adam sandler. i've been hitting up a.s. all day. this is so much fun. i'm depressed that ryan reynolds is fourth since he's my fave. >> ever since he came in -- >> i'm

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two—weight world champion natasha jonas has made history and become the first black woman to obtain ale 0lympic boxer at london 2012. sliding events at the 2026 winter olympics could be staged in innsbruck in austria after plans to build a new track in cortina were dropped. the city is hosting the games along with milan. it's after gusts had doubled to nearly £70 million. staying with the olympic team, the international olympic committee have confirmed five new sprites for the games in los angeles in five years' time. as expected, cricket has been given the go—ahead as well as others including squash that will take centre stage in 2028. birmingham last ear centre stage in 2028. birmingham last year and _ centre stage in 2028. birmingham last year and the _ centre stage in 2028. birmingham last year and the commonwealth i last year and the commonwealth games, since 1998, that has been disparate's pinnacle.— disparate's pinnacle. likes an outrageous — disparate's pinnacle. likes an outrageous achievement! - disparate's pinnacle. likes an i outrageous achievement! right disparate's pinna

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. >> except for adam jonas because he continues to entertain.nd dan ives because he's plain out funny. where does he get that stuff? men's warehouse? >> he gets it all over the place. >> that stuff is hard to find. i was at marshall's. it's hard to find. he understand the real game which is upgrade, downgrade, things like that. jonas correctly talks about how much you lose per red caribbean -- >> follows automobiles and comments constantly on evs. >> he's enjoyable and makes a lot of sense. this morning he talks about the legacy companies are going to have a hard time making these evs. that's in part because the choice that they have to make if they give the workers what they want is basically let's cut back -- >> the uaw has gm come back with a counteroffer. >> yes. whether we talk about writers strikes, kaiser permanente. >> potential very large strike in california. >> we have a lot of people who are just making ends meet. i think that's left out of the dialogue. now, why do i say this? i'm not supposed to talk too much about my jury duty, an

this labor increase should be four years from now it's probably around 7 billion i don't know if adam jonas or some other analyst will come and say it's 6 billion or 8 billion. let's call it 7 billion. they have around 150 billion of revenue, and do we think the pricing on the cars will go up a little bit to cover some of that you bet. with the stock trading at 4 1/2 times its earnings, that's implying one of two things, either they think the labor cost will be more than $7 billion, or scott and everybody watching, what i think the issue is here the slowing ev demand in america, just at a time when gm and ford are putting a lot of money into buying ev plants, and 24 cyclical slowdown could be part of something bigger, to which i say, if you look at the profitability of the combustion engines, it's enormous >> are you -- are you running out of patience with -- forget the company and the balance sheet, but the stock >> yes, i am how could i not? how could i answer that question that i am not running out of patience we went through this last week this company has a lot of cash on the balance s

to grant asking if the troops operating in loudoun county in particular namely he's concerned about jonas mosby and his partisans he stanton writes to grant and he asks whether these men are to be included in the surrender terms or only those under lee's immediate personal command. grant writes back the surrender was only of the men left with the pursued army at the time of the surrender those that had escaped or were detached to the time are not included. but in this very same telegram the same response to stanton grant shows his flexibility. even though these men had not been included. he says they should be they should all be included that the terms should be offered to quote all the fragments of the army of northern virginia so that they might voluntarily surrender. generosity flowed naturally from a winning commander who was extending the magnanimous terms that lincoln had told him he should do at appomattox. but we are mistaken to think that it is just a magnanimous gesture on grant's part. there is more to this than that. on the morning of april 10th grant was not so sure that the