as kearny prepared to attack along his front, a.p. hill sent jackson a message via one of his staff officers to apprise him of the situation on his left of jackson's defense. ammunition was low and hill's troops were wary that the courier reported and hill question his ability to hold against another assault. douglas wrote that when he gave this news to jackson that jackson quote seemed to deepen the shadow on his face and the silence of the group about him was oppressive. jackson told the courier to return to hill with the following message, quote, tell him if they attack again he must beat them. not waiting for the message to deliver, jackson got on his horse and rode in search of hill. when he rode up to hill, he said general your men have done nobly. if you are attacked again, you will beat the enemy back. as jackson and hill discussed the situation, hill replied, here comes the next attack and he rode away. jackson called after hill, i'll expect you to beat them. the next attack that was making the way towards hill's line was tha

kearny would stead yes the men to strike them on the flank in front. i'll support you handsomely. meanwhile, they crossed the railroad and went tloest, they exposed the battle line to the railroad cut and angled perfectly to strike hill's exposed flank. yet again, the federals succeeded in cracking jackson's line but further reinforcements would be sent to seal the breech. by 5:15 p.m., kerney's assault moves forward, he's looking for any and all available reinforcements to send forward, something he didn't do earlier in the day. he would find ledgers, 700 men in all, these men would go forward with the remnants of taylor's men that kearny had been able to rally. general kearny would ride up to stevens, the divisional commander in regards to his brigade and ask will these men fight? stephen's replied, by god, general kearny, these are my round heads referring to the 100th pennsylvania volunteers. feeling secure in his selection of reinforcements, kearny said that this is your line of advance and sweep everything before you, look out to your left, i'll take care of your right. like

kearny would steady the men to strike them on the flank in front. i will support you handsomely. kerney now turned to rallying the federals from taylor's key feeted brigades earlier in the day. kerney was riding up and down along the line saying, fall in here, you sons of bitches and i'll make major generals out of every one of you. mean while, the remainder of robinson's three remaining regiments hads kroed the railroad. they had exposed their battle line perpendicular to the railroad cut and it had angleled perfectly to strike hill's exposed flank. yet again, the federals succeeded in cracking jackson's line but, yet again, further reinforcements would be sent to sale the breach. by 5:15 p.m., as kerney's assault moves forward, he is looking for any and all available reinforcements to send forward. something he had not done earlier in the day. he would find ledgers, 700 men in all, these men would go forward with the remnants of taylor's men that kearny had been able to rally. general kearny would ride up to isaac stevens, ledger's divisional commander, in regards to ledger's b

a staff officer delivering the orders to kearny recalled his reaction. "tell general pope to go to hell. we won't march before morning." >>> pope would order commanding the 9th core on the road to centerville to march to that and turn west taking the turnpike. upon reaching the battlefield, these forces were to join the attack against jackson. >> not far from the church pictured year. occupied at a, quote, small nol 60 yards behind on the left flank and about 1,000 yards southwest of where this photograph was taken. and besides being on the extreme left was considered important. because of the sudly road ford which it commanded. our line made an angle pointing toward the enemy. one side of which ran nearly parallel with the railroad cut, and the other along the fence boarding the cleared field on our left. brigadier general fitz lee's brigade moved left, preventsing the confederates from getting into the rear, as they had done in 1861 as jackson's line mouth south towards the center of his position was the sudly road. two brigades of yule's division now

. >> the vigil was held at the chinese culture center on kearny street. >>> we have a weekend heating up, with high high pressure building in. it is going to be hot in the inland bay valleys. the coast will be staying cool and valleys, sunday, 103 degrees, 104 degrees, with heat advisories coming up for parts of the bay area over the weekend and mainly on sunday, the hottest day. 66 degrees in fairfield, 73 in livermore. this is as shallow as it has been in a while. we have fog out there. you can see the fog being pressing down. this fog cannot get over the east bay hills. cool and moist in the inland valleys. that is a cool shot. interesting to see the bay bridge, and the tower is closer in front. tomorrow, tomorrow, warmer, hotter in the inland valleys. patchy fog at the coast. purple represents 100-degree temperatures that start showing up in our inland valleys tomorrow with eighties, seventies, lower and middle 80s around the bed. more warmth on sunday, and the five day forecast. >> coming up, we will return to our coverage of hurricane hardeep - - we will come back to our coverag

a kearny was pulled over. police thought she had drugs. they are seen striping her and then slamming her to the ground with her legs pinned against her back. a female deputy reaches between her legs. courtney claims she was absolutely violated. if what those officers did to miss correspondly is not mis treatment doesn't amount to rape i don't know what is. basically violated every human right and then they're not held accountable. that's what i'm angry about. the video isn't clear he muff to show the extent of the violations. they say they found a small amount of mr charges were dropped, though, and the harris county also cleared officers of all criminal charges. the denver jury in taylor swift's sexual assault case came to a verdict yesterday. they ruled in favor of the pop star. when mueller lost his job he sued swift for $3 million. the judge through out that case last week and ask ed mueller to pay one dollar. to a troubling trend in las vegas. a growing number of parents are breaking the rules by ordering cars to send their kids off t

of the bank of england sending the pound lower, plunging the bank of news conference governor mark kearny concerns about the brexit's impact on the uk's economy. listen in. >> uncertainty is about the eventual relationship. our wane on the decisions of some businesses. we see it directly in the mac coeconomic numbers investment has been weaker than we otherwise would have expected >> all right so a rate rise at this point, perhaps, a bit premature take a look at that. saw a lot of volatility in the trading session. yielding 1.15% let's talk about earnings. one of the biggest losers despite beating on the bottom line, the edge neerg conglomerate says it saw a quarterly decline in many new orders meantime, adidas up slightly on upbeat results and guidance, helped by strong nmpbs north america and china. lastly up sharply on signs that it's turn around plan is finally paying off the italian bank posting it's biggest profit in about a decade and restoring cash dimpbds this news adding to the dimpbd we've been seeing in the italian banks. look at the italian stock market you'll see that it's c

you heard what tim kearny said. there were parts of this, skill-based.o say, hey, we need to move away from just cutting immigration and instead, a lot of conservative policy makers saying we need to start looking at the ratio between highly skilled immigrants, lower skilled immigrants. change that ratio a bit but don't slash immigration levels. what does this policy that the trump administration is pushing do? >> there are elements of this that i totally agree with what's been said onset. there are elements that are very important. moving away from an arbitrary system right now where we basically allocate green cards according to countries we think might be underrepresented to a system that's more skills based. but then you couple that good change with a slash in the overall number of green cards, significant cuts, for example, to the number of people who can come here seeking asylum. that's really the challenge here. you have good policy that could get a huge amount of bipartisan support, coupled with elements that i think are quite restrictionist and

lee roundtable with us and the phil kearny roundtable as well. have a very nice symbiotic partnership and they are so great to lesson emergent civil war. we are grateful to have all of you guys here. last announcement. last year, i had offered to give ur of the earthworks at stevenson ridge and you might rub the epic thunderstorm it rained us out. it's looking sunny out there today. after the program this afternoon, for anyone who is not , which great -- hangry means you are so hungry that you are angry, i will take down a walk to look at the earthworks in the back. in the meantime, we do have a copy of the earthworks map in the book traces of the bloody struggle that's for sale in the back. you are more than welcome to explore the earthworks during lunch or if you need a break between programs, but i'll take folks out there after the last program this afternoon if folks are understood for about a half hour or so. it looks like the bosses here with some final news about lunch. i hope you have had a good time so far. [applause] >> good afternoon.

supplies after the fights -- he saved them a day by getting supplies by going on his own up to fort kearny. then the unit when on up to four fierce and -- on up to fort mcpherson. if we go back to this map again, after tall bull -- and tall bull is very interesting. when custer fights the cheyenne dog soldiers, he had a few the chiefs he threatens to hang if captors weren't released. the deal was the chiefs would be released when they go to their reservation, so that was the deal. one village did not surrender, and that was tall bull. on his way up here would buy quinces he ran into carr in those two fights. led a series of deadly raids that went on for about 14 days in that same area in north-central kansas. lincoln, concordia. sarah white was captured just a few miles west of concordia. anna morgan was captured on the following river down about here. he first started hitting people up here, down here. he hit railroad workers at russell springs couple which is russell, kansas today. of in a new settlement white rock creek by the nebraska border not far from elephant rock, where a danish c