letters of union soldiers reflected jubilation, but also concerned. in the front lines of appomattox from james mulligan, he wrote though the army of northern virginia is ours, still grave questions remain to be settled for which god alone can give wisdom and guidance. the confederate artillery private berkeley, recorded a diary entry on april 11 after confirming that lee had surrendered his army. " surely, the last 24 hours has been a day of intense mental anxiety. thousands of thoughts have passed through my mind as to what awaits my country, my family, my neighbors, my friends and myself. and several months earlier, morgan carter was in the 28th colors troop and expressed his concerns and a letter home. you know, we have been trampled under the white man's heels, and we have a choice to elevate ourselves and what i can do toward it i will do willingly. if i should die before i receive the benefit of it i will have the constellation of knowing -- consolation of knowing that the generations to come will receive the blessing of it. that is the duty of

for union soldiers, jubilation.e redemption of their four years of effort, and their sacrifice, joy for the union joy for the promise of home and safety. for slaves jubilation at the laves, prospect of freedom though the road ahead seemed uncertain d indeed.d for confederates, despair at a onfede cause lost. an immense gamble unrewarded, the reality that they would leave appomattox with no more than pride after four years of toil and sacrifice. they would return to communities th and townsey often ravaged by war, to the empty beds and chairs of lost brothers, sons and fathers. few places have ever embodied so many emotions at odds as did appomattox 150 years ago this moment. but when robert e. lee crossed that threshold onto mclean's porch with a copy of the surrender terms written by eli n parker in his pocket he did pock more than confront a place of deep emotion. he entered a new world one in wo which therl southern confederacy hern was no longer a possibility.a the end of slavery was real, and an empowered unite

while letters of union soldiers reflected jubilation, their words also reflected concerns. in the front lines of appomattox chaplain jl mulligan of the 140 pennsylvania wrote a few days later, though the army of northern virginia is ours, still grave questions remain to be settled, for which god alone can give the true wisdom and guidance. a confederate are atillerist had an entry on april 11th that lee had surrendered his whole army. surely the last 24 hours has been a day of the most intense mental anxiety i have ever experienced. thousands of thoughts have passed through my mind as to what fate awaits my country my family my neighbors, my friends, and myself. and several months earlier morgan w. carter, with the 28th united states colored troops expressed his concerns in a letter home. you know yourself that we have been trampled under the white man's heel for years now, and we have a choice to elevate ourselves and our race and what little i can do toward it i will do so most willingly. if i should die before i receive the benefit of it, i will have the consolation of k

some of the slaves once they heard that they were free were jubilant, others were depressed because they had never been on their own, they didn't have a place to go they didn't have any money to purchase anything so a lot of the slaves stayed at first baptist church, which was established in 1840. well, we're at the ashton villa, which was the first brick mansion constructed on galveston island. it was constructed in 1859. this place also served as the residence for the confederate army and then later general garden granger's residence when he arrived on june 18 1865. we've been having a celebration here at ashton villa for 36 years and it coincided with the state of texas holiday for juneteenth. the texas state holiday occurred by an african-american representative by the name of al edwards of houston texas. he remembered as a kid growing up the celebration of juneteenth so he introduced a law that -- making that a paid holiday. there were only eight african-american legislators, black legislators in the legislature and this bill passed. and it was signed into law. and it went into effe

members of the administration to sell that controversial agreement with a skeptical public. >> jubilation in the streets over the proposed nuclear terms as he was greeted with day hero's welcome and took to twitter to challenge the state department's been particularly on the timing of the sanctions release. there will seize the application of all nuclear related and financial sanctions. strettos nuclear talks persuaded by the volume of technical detail that was issued by the state department. >> would not shut down a single nuclear facility were not destroyed one single center fusion will not stop research and development on iran's advanced centrifuges. on the contrary it will legitimize the illegal nuclear program. >> secretary of state carry 19 of last 34 days have arrived at 6:00 a.m. and the nation's capital professing little concern how he portrayed the terms stomach's not contradicting any of the facts. but he is out there to the country's leadership he got a good deal. >> much of the parameters with the estimated break out time would remain one year after. >> it has been negotiated

for union soldiers, jubilation.or the redemption of their four years of effort, and their sacrifice, joy for the union joy for the promise of home and safety. for slaves jubilation at the laves, prospect of freedom though the road ahead seemed uncertain d indeed.d for confederates, despair at a onfede cause lost. an immense gamble unrewarded, the reality that they would leave appomattox with no more than pride after four years of toil and sacrifice. they would return to communities th and townsey often ravaged by war, to the empty beds and chairs of lost brothers, sons and fathers. few places have ever embodied so many emotions at odds as did appomattox 150 years ago this moment. but when robert e. lee crossed that threshold onto mclean's porch with a copy of the surrender terms written by eli n parker in his pocket he did pock more than confront a place of deep emotion. he entered a new world one in wo which therl southern confederacy hern was no longer a possibility.a the end of slavery was real, and an empowered

. >> termina un ciclo verano significa que mario se jubile o se retire.latina don francisco como parte de su labor social continuarÁ colaborando con teletÓn usa y tambiÉn con diversos programas especiales. por ahora don francisco, el hombre del rÉcord guinness por el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento ha preferido el silencio, serÁ hasta maÑana y en su sÁbado gigante donde hable de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre cuando se apaguen las luces del estudio quedan cinco meses. despuÉs el don francisco dirÁ a mario kreutzberger no es un adiÓs sino un hasta luego. >> venimos al sueÑo americano! periodista: en miami marÍa antonieta, univisiÓn. ilia: la facilidad de conectar con la gente lo que genuino, es generoso. enrique: por supuesto don mario, y su equipo tambiÉn el equipo que lo acompaÑÓ durante todos estos aÑos que esta formado por un gran equipo. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. enrique: buen viernes. ♪

president obama this framework agreement on the nuclear program iranians are taking to the streets in jubilation after they have a tentative agreement from thursday. also returning to hero's welcome and then promising to end years of crippling sanctions. iran cannot be trusted says president netanyahu sparking a nuclear arms race throughout the middle east. we take up those concerns tonight. also paul long streak of the jobs report coming to a screeching halt for pro in to take up with this latest sign of weakness and could hillary clinton have a challenger for the nomination? former governor marco rally is on notice that clinton is taking him seriously but the nuclear-free rwanda after obama reached a historic deal because of to the members of the administration to sell that controversial agreement with a skeptical public. >> jubilation in the streets over the proposed nuclear terms as he was greeted with day hero's welcome and took to twitter to challenge the state department's been particularly on the timing of the sanctions release. there will seize the application of all nuclear related and

. >> the nation was jubilant -- fdr had done it again and at hyde park, roosevelt and his family receivedl wishes of their neighbors. again, the president addressed the nation. in the presence of nations, fdr ask for broader powers and had ever before it been given to any american president. president roosevelt: the first and fundamental effect is what started as a european war has developed as the nazis always intended it should develop, a war for world domination. therefore, with a found consciousness of my responsibility to my countrymen and to my country's cause, i have tonight issued a proclamation that an unlimited national emergency exists and requires the strengthening of our defense to the extreme limit of our national power and authority. >> with the world racing the greatest conflict of all-time, with the rights of all free people in danger, roosevelt met winston churchill on the high seas, gave a pledge to the world -- and the right of all people to choose their own form of government. history of records this meeting as the first of the atlantic charter. ♪ >> december 7, 1941,

for slaves, jubilation at the prospect of freedom and the road ahead seemed uncertain indeed.or confederates, despair at a cause lost. the reality that they would leave appomattox with no more than pride after four years of toil and sacrifice. they would return to communities and towns often ravaged by war to the empty beds and chairs of lost brothers, sons and fathers. few places have ever embodied so many emotions at odds as did appomattox 150 years ago this moment, but when robert e. lee crossed that threshold on to mcclain's porch with a copy of the surrender terms written by eli parker in his pocket he did more than confront a place of deep emotion. he entered a new world, one in which the southern confederacy was no longer a possibility. the end of slavery was real and an empowered united states confronted the immense challenges of reconstruction, reconciliation and justice. though few could see it that day, lee's ride from the mcclain front yard through appomattox through the throes of his defeated army was not an end but a beginning the first act in a long, national jo

it is with a heavy heart that i report many deaths amid the jubilation. we send our sincere condolences to the relatives and friends of those who lost their lives and wish speedy recovery to those who suffered injury. i urge or supporters to celebrate victory with reflection instead of wild jubilation. may the souls of those who died rest in peace. let us take a moment of silence to honor all those whose sacrifices have brought us to this fine and historic hour. thank you very much. as a result of the election you have shown that our labor has not been and will never be in vain. democracy and the rule of law will be established in the land. let us put the past especially the recent past behind us. we must forget our old grievances and learn to forge ahead. i assure you that our government is one that willis to and embrace all. i pledge myself and incoming administration to just governance. there shall be no bias against our favoritism for any nigerian based on religion, region, gender or social status. [ cheers and applause ] >> i pledge myself and the go

jubilant celebrations in iran as these people ultimately hope for a final agreement. for u.s. secretary of state john kerry a more subdued welcome. he didn't find people celebrating in streets but instead hundreds of angry members of congress. >> only alist of very dangerous concessions that's going to put u.s. on the path -- are iran on the path to a nuclear weapon. >> proved a big selling point for iran's president hassan rouhani. >> according to the framework all sanctions including financial, banking and economic sanctions will be lifted on the same day the final agreement is is implemented. >> what we did was achieve our objective which is to ensure that iran will not ensure pursue a nuclear weapon. >> can't make this deal on his own and they are promising to pass a bill that will give the house and senate are their own authority. now there will be plenty of behind the scenes lobbying and public speeches. the president is going to argue if they kill this deal it will be much more likely that the u.s. ends up in another war in the middle east. republicans say they will giv

jubilant celebrations in iran as these people openly hope for a successful agreement. u.s. secretary of state john kerry a more subdued welcome. he didn't find people celebrating in the streets but instead hundreds of angry members of congress. >> there's a list of dangerous concessions that's going to put iran on the path to a nuclear weapon. >> they don't like that iran will be able to do research and development and that all of iran's facilities will remain open. and that the u.s. agreed to too much sanction relief. that proved to the a talking point for president hassan rouhani. >> lifted on the same day the final agreement is implemented. >> the white house is on the defensive insisting this is best deal they could get and that it will be effective. >> what we did with this deal is achieve our objective which is to make sure that iran cannot pursue a nuclear weapon and they will not be able to do so under this deal because it imposes very strict limitations on the type of nuclear activity that can be conducted on iranian soil. >> many in congress say that the u.s. pres

entrevistado: termina un ciclo pero esto no significa que mario se jubile o se retira.mbre del recorridas por el programa mÁs longevo a permanecido en silencio, y serÁ hasta maÑana del sÁbado gigante cuando hablÉ de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre ya que se apaguen esas luces, quedan cinco meses despuÉs, que don francisco dirÁ a mario, no es un adiÓs, sÍ, un hasta luego. conductora: la pregunta del millÓn ahora es, quÉ su programa va a reemplazar ese horario especial de los sÁbados? conductor: la clave de don francisco serÁ siempre un incÓgnita cÓmo se mantuvo por dÉcadas al aire. conductora: sin duda con mucho talento. conductor: univisiÓn 14 quiero reconocer a las madres que tienen talento y a las que no tambiÉn. si su mama es una de ellas envÍenos un video de unos 30 minutos demostrando lo que ella sabe hacer mejor. conductora: no ridiculice a su mamÁ por favor pero ya sea bailar, cantar o cocinar envÍenos un vÍdeo. mucha suerte a todas las mamÁs. la vida es escuchar ruidos que dan miedo. y meterme en la cama sin que nadie se de cuenta. la vida es

jubilant reception in iran, as these folks hope for a final agreement. for u.s. secretary of state john kerry a more subdued welcome. he didn't see people dancing in the streets but only an angry congress. many republican politicians say they don't like that iran will be able to do research and development or that all of iran's facilities will remain open. that proved to be a big selling point for hassan rouhani. >> according to the framework all sanctions will be lifted on the same day the final agreement is implemented. >> reporter: the white house is on the defensive insisting this is best deal they could get and that it will be effective. >> what we did with this teal is achieve our objective which is to make sure that iran cannot pursue a nuclear weapon and they will not be able to do so under this deal, because it imposes very strict limitations on the type of nuclear activity that can be conducted on iranian soil. >> many in congress say that the u.s. president can't make this deal on his own and they're promising to pass a bill that will give house and se

coming up, a jubilant return home from a foreign minister as the president promises to stick to the terms of the historic nuclear deal. and den i can't kenya an attack that left 150 people dead. >>> and fishermen free from the net of traffickers. we begin in yemen where the battle for control of the port city of aden is indense flying. street battles where 12 rebels have died in the latest violence. saudi-led coalition has been attacking from the air. >> reporter: the battle for aden is raging. fighters loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi are struggling to cope. >> we are the southern youth resistence in aden, and we're confronting the houthis. we urge saudi to parachute troops from the ground. there must be forces on the ground. the people here are under bombardments. there are deaths, and families remain under siege. we can't get to this them. but despite the ninth day of the saudi led aerial campaign the houthis and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah sa saleh remain strong and are fighting back. meanwhile, the they are engaged in street battles in the city. coalition j

many of them were jubilant but for the u.s. and allies emotions range from guarded on the michl to despair. we have been covering the talks. >> the u.s. and iran are trumpeting the deal but others are deeply skeptical. israel called it a historic mistake. the prime minister tweeting any deal must roll back iran's nuclear capabilities and stop its terrorism and aggression. and israel has surprising country. much of the arab world agrees that the nuclear ambitions of the country cannot be trusted. that includes saudi arabia. >> everybody wants a good deal that prevents iran from developing an atomic bomb. >> but the agreement was becomed by many in iran desperate to get out from under economic sanctions. >> reporter: when the news of the deal reached teheran some people went to the main squares in the city honking horns and flashing signs celebrating the news. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister speaking after days of negotiations sought to reassure the skeptics that iran's nuclear ambitions are strictly peaceful. >> we have dec

security forces are jubilant. >> thank god we took them by surprise.ith the help of the iraqi air force and the coalition air support. they managed to deal heavy blows on the enemy of iraq. ground forces managed to liberate the land with the blood of iraqis. iraqis alone. >> the prime minister says i.s.i.l. fighters have been driven out of the central city. three outer neighbourhoods remain under their control. >> as the iraqi advance continues. shia militias returned to their aid. the iranian backed fighters suspended operations after claims the u.s. planned air strikes on the city. direct cooperation would be a step too far for washington and terrain, all know a victory in tikrit would boost hopes for mosul. u.s. led air strikes in the capital can only do so much before ground troops are needed >>> in syria, i.s.i.l. fighters killed 30 people, including women and children. carrying out a raid on a village controlled by government forces. the syrian observatory for human rights says people were burnt, beheaded and shot. >> al jazeera gained exclusive

flag security is jubilant. >> reporter: thank god we took them by surprise the iraqi forces with the help of the iraqi forces and the coalition air strike we have advanced in iraq. we have managed to liberate land with the blood of iraqis iraqis alone. >> reporter: the prime minister said fighters have been driven out of the city although three neighbourhoods remain under their chrome. -- under their control. the iranian backed fighters suspended operations after claims the u.s. planned air strikes on the city. while direct cooperation would be a step too far for washington and tehran. all know a victory in tikrit would boost hopes for mosul. u.s.-led air strikes can only do so much before ground troops are needed >>> here is what is coming up on al jazeera. saudi-led air strikes hit houthi positions in yemen. the misty upham warns the country is close to collapsing. first the spy scandal that led to the removal of the peruvian prime minister. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth re

can see how this was unfolding for a confused and scared nation, many of whom were coming off of a jubilant victory. some of whom were coming away from a crushing defeat. but how they got this information about the assassination and how it was conveyed to them and understood. in addition, we want people to understand the significance of the speed of news at this moment in time. news moves incredibly fast nowadays, so quickly between twitter and all of the electronic media but this is , really a moment in time where everything has come together. the complete proliferation of the telegraph. there was still this incredible squadron of reporters coming off the war. the capacity of the "new york herald" to move so swiftly with a number of pressman they had and the speed of their presses to be able to push this much news out this rapidly. and for it to come to people in that way. so those are among the things we want people to be able to take away from this exhibit. we give them a chance also to take a little stock of where they are in this city and consider that many of these things happened rig

security forces are jubilant. >> thank god we took them by surprise and the iraqi forces with the help of the iraqi air force and coalition support have managed to deal heavy blows today on the enemies of iraq. our ground forces have managed to liberate land with the blood of iraqis, iraqis alone. >> isil fighters have been driven from the central city, although three neighborhoods remain under their control. as the iraqi advance continues shia militias have returned to their ate. the iranian back fighters that suspended operations claims the u.s. was planning airstrikes on the city. while a direct cooperation would be a step too far for washington and tehran, a victory in tikrit would boost hopes for mosul. u.s. led airstrikes in the de facto capitol can only do so much before ground troops are needed. >> palestine is now officially a member of the international criminal court. it's part of a move by the palestinians to put more international pressure on israel. al jazeera's jonah hill sent this update from the hague. >> with palestinian becoming the 123rd member state of the i.c.c. t

. >>> jubilation halfway across the world. a miracle in nepal. crews from california helping to rescue a teenager there buried beneath debris for five days absolutely an incredible story of survival. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been following this situation. he was dusty but amazingly expected to be okay. >> he was conscious and he was talking when rescuers reached him. right now authorities on the ground are saying that his injuries are minor. according to the southern california ris cescuers who rea him there is still time for miracles like that one. here are the crews carrying the teenager out of the rubble where he was sandwiched between two collapsed floors boxed in by concrete and corrugated steel. thes are cue team was nearby with search dogs and scrambled when people say they heard that teen crying for help. after six hours of digging crews reached him and in that video from a drone you can see how precarious that whole situation was, how dangerous it was for the rescuers as well. it did take six hours and lead rescuer talked

but basically what you were watching there was a really jubilant crowd of supporters that president electaddressing. he had just began to speak about how the incumbent goodluck jonathan had called to congratulate and concede to him. i think we have the signal back. let's go ahead and listen to a little bit more. >> you will receive nothing but understanding, cooperation and. [ inaudible ] from me and my team. the good people of nigeria has set history. with an account of this fine moment is written it will be said that it was the people themselves who led this nation to democracy. for hours in the rain. the son and then to cast your votes. i have been when the vote was extended to sunday, in some places,. [ inaudible ] duties. you did so peacefully. you vote affirms that you believe nigeria's future can be better than what it is today. [applause] >> you wanted change and now change has come. the official results of the election. i gained the most votes with the required and thus won this election. in a more profound way it is you nigerians that have won. the people have shown their love f

warrior fans are jubilant tonight. watched the game on tv. >> you know how you try to stay quiet, that was not the case here in alameda theatre where they are watching the game on the big screen. when it became apparent the warriors were going to win, the noise crept up and at the last minute the crowd was on their feet. >> to warriors fans to the nation what the dub nation has known all along. this is a team of winners. >> we trust each other more. >> the mission from the first half. we didn't get behind. >> fans watched the warriors dominate the pelicans in game 4 after a miraculous behind win in game 3. fans now say they are ready for the next round of playoffs. >> that was the important thing and now they move on after a sweep. >> more than 700 fans watched the game on the big screen, the really big screen. >> it's 50 feet high def big sound and 750 people having an absolute blast. >> watching at home can't compare. >> the theatre has an arena like atmosphere. >> just like you work hard, they prove people wrong eve

the heartbreak and the jubilation. the final 38 ready to cheer on the birds. >> e-a-g-l-e-s.> reporter: for the official television for the eagles i'm keith jones. nbc news. >> unfortunate keith had that story. i'm sure he had a horrible time tonight. >> he looked so serious about it all, too. good job, keith. >> on thursday we'll take you live to chicago for pt the nfl draft. >> airses from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. we're your all access pass to the eagles' predraft party and have expert analysis on what the eagles should look for on draft night and take a look at the evolution of the draft which started here in philadelphia nearly 80 years ago. then hear exclusively from head coach chip kelly and some of the eagles picks on our post draft special, the eagles blueprint. airs sunday may 3rd at 11:35 p.m. only on nbc 10. >> and don't forget nbc 10 is the place to watch all the eagles preseason games. the action starts august 16th against the colts. it's a battle of the birds august 2 it2nd when the eagles play. and wrap up the preseason with the new york jets. >>> now your nbc 10 firs

. >> tenÍa un siglo pero eso no significa que mario se jubile o se retire.e sÁbado gigante, queda cinco meses despuÉs el don francisco chÍcharatero. dono francisco: al venir a este paÍs para que venimos para el sueÑo americano. barbara: maÑana nuestras cÁmaras lo acompaÑarÁn en el estudio de sÁbado gigante. su pÚblico que tanto lo quiere.s acompaqa nuestra colega teresa rodriguez, de "aqui y ahora", quien siguio muy de cerca el proceso de transicion de 4 personas transgeneros!! bienvenida teresa! buenas tardes.. >>asÍ es muchas gracias por invitarme varias personas no se dieron cuenta como ese gÉnero y tenemos el caso de un niÑo cristiano de 10 aÑos. teresa: a los cuatro minutos y medio le dijo la madre, yo no soy jessica, yo soy cristian y esa a pesar de las crÍticas por parte de su familia , a pesar de las crÍticas por parte de sus amistades, los estÁ criticando como cristian. allÍ tendemos a un hombre de 60 aÑos llamado jane, que acaba de completar su transiciÓn. dice que vale la pena porque se debe el hombre que siempre quiso ser. nace mujer. naciÓ mujer

. >> word of the agreement prompted jubilant scenes in the streets of tehran. others drove around honking their horns and waving the flag. it is unheard of to see a live broadcast of a u.s. president speech in iran but that's what happened thursday as mr. obama talked about the nuclear agreement. many iranians took to twitter to mark the historic moment. take a look. like this man who took a selfee with his tv screen during the speech. here a twitter user jokingly pinches president barack obama's cheek. and this young couple also took a selfie with the president of the united states. >> and a deal that president nenanyahu blasts the deals, adding that it increases risks and the chances of a horrific war. let's bring in lieberman. quite a contrast with the people celebrating there in iran having fun with their selfies. criticizing what's in the deal. criticizing the sanctions or removal of sanctions and the sentry futures and advanced research. he always said he wanted to see the lifting of sanctions linked to iran's removal or stoppage of iran's destabilizing i

is "you're crazy, kennedy" run the accountability project the jubilant and accountable tonight and a former obama campaign aide. welcome. we will start with you. rand paul is a bigger threat to republicans or democrats? mcfadyen is the tough question. he wants the best of both the ones to narrow in on each group whether liberals or millenials or conservatives he takes to with three issues out of each group to build a rand paul coalition. he cannot be against drones. kennedy: i think he can make an argument best to be very complex and that can be difficult to explain or reconcile. one of the problems is to strain from the belief that he can stay consistent. >> it is of a bigger threat to the republicans no question. they are going through the identity crisis to figure out the platform and he helps with that because he is for the common-sense reform. but at the same time he is not a libertarian candidate he opposes is abortion and drug legalization if you wanted to be appear candidate. kennedy: he is not broke all drug legalization like his dad is. that differentiates him. he has to us

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president obama this framework agreement on the nuclear program iranians are taking to the streets in jubilationentative agreement from thursday. also returning to hero's welcome and then promising to end years of crippling sanctions. iran cannot be trusted says president netanyahu sparking a nuclear arms

for this to happen so suddenly at the end of the war when this is supposed to be a moment of jubilationearing this horrible news. we should stay here tonight and see what's going to happen. we can only pray for the president pray for our nation right now. it's the only thing we can do. did you hear about the assassin and who was? >> no i didn't. he was the great actor john wilkes-booth. >> you are kidding me? >> the booth family. the great family of all the actors, it was that john wilkes-booth and somehow he got away. i'm sure there's going to be a manhunt to try to find him. >>> i am sure of that. >>> i just don't understand what's happening to the world right now. also i heard vice president johnson was also attacked and secretary steward was stabbed in his bed as he slept. there are murders everywhere. >> it's a conspiracy of some type trade. >> i believe so. i saw the secretary of war walk into the building there so i think he's going to interrogate some people. i hope they can find him. >> some of the actors re-creating the offense from 150 years ago. of course it was a 12 day man

security is jubilant. >> thank god we took them by surprise and the irane forces managed to deal heavy blows. ground forces liberated the land with the blood of iraqis iraqis alone. the prime minister says fighters have been drip out of the city. three remain under control. as the iraqi vens continues, they return to their aid. iranian backed fighters suspended their operations after planned sites were on the city. it would be a step too far. a victory in tikrit would boost hope for mosul. the dackt capital can only do too much before ground troops are needed >>> elsewhere in iraq the latest fighting in fallujah killed one american. five others were injured in the shelling by government forces. the city has been under rocket and artillery fire for a week as the government tries to drive out i.s.i.l. many public houses have been damaged. findings of an official inquiry into the death of 34 minors opening fire three years ago. lawyers for the bereaved families argued the miners posed no threat. >> in the week leading up to the shootings, 10 were killed during the strike including mine sc

jubilation in the streets over the proposed nuclear terms with iran's foreign minister greeted. took to twitter to challenge what he calls the state department's spin in the fact sheets citing separate documents he tweeted iran five plus one statement u.s. will cease application of all secondary economic and financial statements. is this gradual? in jerusalem the nuclear talks most prominent critic appeared unpersuaded. >> the deal would not shut down a single nuclear facility in iran would not destroy a single centrifuge in iran and would not stop on iran's centrifuges. on the contrary the deal would legitimize iran's illegal nuclear program. >> secretary of state kerry having spent 19 of the last 34 days negotiating in switzerland arrived at 6:00 a.m. in the nation's capitol with aides professing little concern about how he was portraying the term. >> the fact is he is not contradicting any of the facts included. and he is obviously out there trying to make the case to his population and his country's leadership that he got a good deal. we are doing the same thing. >> reporter

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the men are jubilant. they're marching with light hearts. johnston has already received the news, an unofficial report that he has received from president jefferson davis, whose government has fled to danville, virginia. likewise, reporting the surrender of lees's army. now both commanders know the game is up. it's on the afternoon of the 12th that the governor of north carolina since a deputy nation down to sherman's headquarters. it is captured. it turns out the troops who captured the train bearing david l. swain and david a. graham are commanded by swain's future father-in-law. sherman tells [indiscernible] that he's not authorized to negotiate with civilian authorities, but he promises fans -- vance that if he chooses to remain in raleigh, he will let him remain as governor. sherman is already going out on a limb, promising more than he probably should. in any event, swain decides to fall back with johnston's army. yes received reports that both swain and graham's train was captured by the federals and they are prisoners. incorrect info

the men are jubilant. they're marching with light hearts. johnston has already received the news, an unofficial report that he has received from president jefferson davis, whose government has fled to danville, virginia. likewise, reporting the surrender of lees's army. now both commanders know the game is up. it's on the afternoon of the 12th that the governor of north carolina since a deputy nation down to sherman's headquarters. it is captured. it turns out the troops who captured the train bearing david l. swain and david a. graham are commanded by swain's future father-in-law. sherman tells [indiscernible] that he's not authorized to negotiate with civilian authorities, but he promises fans -- vance that if he chooses to remain in raleigh, he will let him remain as governor. sherman is already going out on a limb, promising more than he probably should. in any event, swain decides to fall back with johnston's army. yes received reports that both swain and graham's train was captured by the federals and they are prisoners. incorrect info

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. >> reporter: jubilant supporters on the streets supporting a hard fought victory and got what nay wanted, change. >> do you believe he will bring change? >> he will stop corruption and impugny impugnity. >> you voted with your heart. you vote that you believe nigeria's future can be better than what it's been today. >> reporter: after what's been a bitter contest that highlighted the divisions, he called for unity. >> this is not the time for competition, this is a moment we must begin to heal the wounds and work towards a better future. you have voted for a president that will serve in government but never rule over you. >> reporter: he is the first ever president to be voted out of office in nigeria. by concedeing victory, he's aes's played a huge role in deepening democracy. >> nobody's ambition is not worth the blood of any nigerian. the progress of our dear country is more important than anything else. >> reporter: this was the first real contest in nigeria's history which is riddled with coups and rigged elections with a truly independent electoral commission and electronic voter a

president obama this framework agreement on the nuclear program iranians are taking to the streets in jubilationve a tentative agreement from thursday. also returning to hero's welcome and then promising to end years of crippling sanctions. iran cannot be trusted says president netanyahu sparking a nuclear arms