lee was one of those. lee and the others figured out while he was doing these things figured out where his real aptitude was, was with artillery. we have no more accomplished officer, wrote the chief of and recommending alexander be promoted to command one of the battalions of artillery in james long street's first corp. he gathered the batteries into battalions in the autumn of 1862, a much more efficient way to deploy artillery. it is one of the great innovations in artillery during the war. now he has been given a battalion. lee thought that was where he belonged and he was promoted to a colonel in 1863. he now had a secure place in the branch where he would make his reputation. themost famous historian of army of northern virginia, wrote of alexander, he was far and away the superior of all others in this arm. he was the best confederate artillerist. i've made that .4 times. i won't tell you again, but you can file that away. he immediately excelled in his position at he plays the guns in fredericksbur

sophia lee: sophia lee: lapd, the sky is muscular born-again christian who loves his job. jobold me that he sees his as someone who protects the ,eople nobody else cares about the people addicted to drugs, mentally ill, devastatingly poor. , these areng bangers the people he serves to protect and to guard until they are treated as real human beings. when you walk with him on the streets, everybody knows his name. people call him brother. i have seen people walk up to , bump fists with him, and him. he is very well respected and popular because people know he truly cares. when someone goes up to him with a problem, he takes out his notebook, looks them in the eye and listens. names, and he would say things like how is your brother doing? tell your father i said hi. you can tell this is not just someone punching hours in his job, but he is a community member as well. this go back to the phones where brenda is calling. caller: i would like to put a to all the actors and actresses that live in hollywood who make millions of dollars every year like whoopi goldberg, beyonce, che

lee. because robert e. lee is from the bad blood of lee's family. his father should've been a jailbird. guns andsticks to her they get married. dies, leehe old man builds himself up to be the perfect officer in the perfect gentleman. he loves to flirt. he is a handsome man. he left to flirt. enough to dance -- he loves to flirt. he loves to dance. he goes homed, with mary. then the war comes. robert e. lee, who has built himself, made himself this man he is. and he is idolized because he starts winning. he gives these great victories. tease another modern term, by the time he is marching on the road to gettysburg, he has to rock his own kool-aid that she has drunk his own kool-aid -- he drunk his own kool-aid. by the end of the war, because of his personal pride, he cannot quit. he is a brilliant tactician and a good operator. is to face an officer who is not a good tactician, who is a good operator, as good as lee, but a brilliant strategist -- ulysses s. grant. hands down, the most billion officer who ever served in the united states uniform -- ev

lee. that is a criticism he had of lee at gettysburg. if you want, his 100 pages on gettysburg in "fighting for the confederacy" are one of the best analytical takes on that you will find anywhere you cannot go wrong. this has nothing to do with what i did, i just made it available to be published. the analytical quality of his work is in a category by itself, all by itself, among former confederates that wrote about the war. he is so smart, honest, blunt, careful, that it is simply all by itself. now that i've said that three times, that is enough, too. thank you. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like aton c-sp facebook c-span/history. universitytown ceremony to mark the renaming of 2 buildings. one for anne-marie krafft who in 1820 at the age of 15 established a school for catholic black girls in georgetown. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> all right, everybody.

jackson lee. her amendment would sunset the very modest yet necessary and appropriate authority that we're seeking to grant federal probation officers today. no valid reason has been given for the need to sunset this provision. in fact, ample evidence is available showing why probation officers need this authority to perform their duties safely and effectively. just last year over 1/3 of the safety related incidents reported by the probation officers and pretrial staff involve third parties encountered by officers while performing their official duties. for example, during an unannounced home visit to an apartment by officers as they approached the apartment, two unidentified subjects entered the hall from another unit. officers knocked on the residence' door and there was no answer. one third party stated, hey, 5-0, who are you looking for, and they began approaching the officers in a menacing manner. one of the thirds parties pulled out a cell phone and started videoing, yelling obscenities and

lee: i think we are seeing a true leader. i have been watching voter reactions since he was elected and even before. his base has been strong. independent and those people who weren't so sure about. when they saw his strengths in syria and see his strength coming together. when they see him bheeng says and saying what he means. they are getting behind him and feeling more and more confident. i'm seeing his numbers bump back up again. this looks like a true statesman. >> it's been weeks. and the reason why we have not done so. these polls were not -- with the exception of the "l.a. times" in particular, worked very good, to be honest with you. the tracking polls are not certain of. but i am certain of the straightforward relationship that this president created with what is it, 30 million people on twitter? another 15, 20 million on facebook. he has a direct relationship. he goes to pennsylvania and has a town hall meeting and the rest of the country forgets about a white house press corps dinner where he was suppose to be ind

that is a major supply line for lee. grant says if we can get for one day, that is all i need you to do. if we can break it for that long. thatnion general said would not happen. they will not allow us to take lynchburg. lynchburg and stanton are central to all of this. the valley campaign is not just running up and down route 11 or i-81, but it is a very distended road. soldiers are coming in in the mountains of west virginia. the valley is also east and west. you have to see this convergence of all of the people. as they are marching through the mountains of west virginia -- and it is a brutal, horrifying march. no food, places have been burned. he talks about one image. for the past four or five days, i have seen an old negro had, about 75 years of age, strutting along on foot with wonderful endurance and feel. she is walking for a dirt -- m, i suppose. this is someone walking, keeping .ace with the army for freedom it is one person at a time, taking a risk, associating themselves with an ally or getting a piece of in

lee. when all was said and done, he was successful on both levels. he pushed the outposts back tighter into washington city, and they were reinforced. he tied up a good number of union forces, because you worry about problems within washington city. i don't believe anyone ever felt that mosby would go in and capture washington, but he certainly would get close enough that he began to worry them as far as what things he might do. he was actually successful on both levels. but from start to finish, i truly believe that mosby did things his way. initially, his chain of command, he would report to jon stewart. -- jeb stuart. he had a direct shot to stuart. once stuart was mortally wounded at yellow tavern, he reported directly to robert e. lee. it's the only instance i can think of for a kernel -- colonel reported directly without anybody in between. but mosby did it his way. what do i mean by that? when mosby had enough men to go from being what he called mosby's conglomerates, that would hav

>> senator lee: sure.mething else come along when you're debating legislation and trying to out something, it can take some of the momentum away. in this instance i don't think it's going to make a difference because there's so much momentum on the effort, we will get it done one way or another. >> chris: senator, thank you for your time. it's always good to talk with you, sir. >> senator lee: thank you. >> chris: up next, we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the comey controversy and what happens next. plus, what would you like to ask the panel about president trump's decision to fire comey? just go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. yesterday. ♪ ♪ ♪ they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver.

the commission answers lee harvey oswald.nswers he act add loan. >> we knew most people were not going to read all the warren commission report so cbs news wanted to be able to bring to air an understandable form for the public at large. >> there was nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee or informant of the fbi or the cia or any other governmental agency. >> oswald owned the murder rifle. the mail order purchase slip was in his handwriting. oswald's palm print was found on the surface of the gun. >> the media all concluded this was the most exhaustive investigation. case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this 6th floor window. >> ballistic experts and medical authorities demonstrated that the shots were fired from above and behind president kennedy. >> when the warren commission came out with their report the majority of americans accepted the findings of the warren commission. >> it came out here below the president's adam's

everyone awaited the culminating battle between grant and lee. grant with momentous victories at nashville and vicksburg and in virginiaarrived and marched to take over command of all united states forces and traveled army of the potomac. he would try to do what no union general had been able to do in three years of desperate fighting -- destroy the army of northern virginia. lee, for his part, welcomed the chance to confront threat in a culminating battle while the confederate army still was strong. in fact, the armies needed, each for its own reasons, to fight as soon as possible. lee and his staff had struggled throughout the long winter to feed and arm their soldiers, had watched the desertion. by spring, however, most of the men who had left their units to visit home had returned and lee commanded a veteran army of over 65 thousand men. the army of northern virginia had rarely lost over the preceding three years, and officers and soldiers had persuaded themselves that even the defeat at gettysburg had been a temporary setback. the confederat

the commission answered unequivocally lee harvey oswald.racy? the commission answers he acted alone. >> we knew most people were not going to read all of the warren commission report. so cbs news wanted to bring to air an understandable form for the public at large what the warren commission itself found. >> there was nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee or informant of the fbi or the cia or any other governmental agency. >> oswald owned the murder the mail order purchase slip for rifle. the mail order purchase slip for that rifle was in his handwriting. oswald's palm print was found on a surface of the gun. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the cumulative evidence of eyewitness, firearms, and ballistic experts and medical authorities demonstrated that the shots were fired from above and behind

it is lee -- you could read three volumes. i would not write it. you could do three volumes of what they are saying. so, i think the final word is just unobtainable. president rawls: last question from the audience. >> thank you. i think my question would be for dr. loewen first. i notice many of the u.s. army bases in the south seem to be named for generals of the rebellion. is this something that occurred after the nadir, or was it for that -- before that? professor loewen: yes, after 1890. it is incredibly problematic. it's astounding white supremacy. who knows, 70% of the folks enlisted in for bening are probably african-american. if i were one of those, or for that matter, give me a little credit, if i'm a white person stationed at fort bennett, i have problems with that name. and a couple of them, in addition, were terrible generals and kept losing. i don't know what you would -- i do not understand why you would name them for an enemy and for someone who kept losing. >> thank you. >> the land that is under most statues, what are the basic re

is >> bitten by a shark. >> >>> you may be sharing the water with mary lee. 50-year-old great white shark. >> i definitely try to keep my eye out >> been tracking mary lee over four and a half year >> chris fisher is the founding chairman of o search >> she's the size of a minivan. >> you need to stay away. >> and mary lee has been joined by cisco, a smaller off the coast of delaware >> it's not important enough to me to be in the water >> his team's goal is to track the movements and communicating patterns and great white attacks are extremely rare >> mary lee has been swimming 40, 50 years. >> she's waiting for chance i'm telling you >> maybe if you're lucky you'll get to see mary lee's tail because she's more afraid of you than you are of her >> you see the fin, you're out. >> the organization is tracking more than 2000 sharks throughout the world and the research shows most great whites in the north atlantic ocean off the cape cod coast spend their younger years eating fish off of jersey's delaware shores. >> just relax, swim around, don't worry, probably

it is worth noting that lee began his fbi career as an agent in san diego. he was also a fellow in the california state senate. lee went to college at san francisco state university and law school at john f. kennedy university in orinda. >> oakland police say someone tried to kidnap a boy from his front yard just before 9:00 on 45th street near broadway near oakland tech high school. investigators say a 10-year-old boy was outside his house when a stranger tried to grab him. the boip managed to pull away. he described his attacker as an adult male with a large build wearing blue jeans and gray hooded sweatshirt. police in antioch are hoping this sketch can help them solve a murder from last month. detectives say this man shot and killed a 23-year-old man near the contra costa county fairgrounds. it happened on april second on k and seventh streets. the victim was shot at least once. he died in the hospital after emergency surgery. the suspect is described as a white man between 20 and 30 years old. >> tonight we're getting our first look at video from a poli

is >> bitten by a shark. >> >>> you may be sharing the water with mary lee. 50-year-old great white shark. >> i definitely try to keep my eye out >> been tracking mary lee over four and a half year >> chris fisher is the founding chairman of o search >> she's the size of a minivan. >> you need to stay away. >> and mary lee has been joined by cisco, a smaller off the coast of delaware >> it's not important enough to me to be in the water >> his team's goal is to track the movements and communicating patterns and great white attacks are extremely rare >> mary lee has been swimming 40, 50 years. >> she's waiting for chance i'm telling you >> maybe if you're lucky you'll get to see mary lee's tail because she's more afraid of you than you are of her >> you see the fin, you're out. >> the organization is tracking more than 2000 sharks throughout the world and the research shows most great whites in the north atlantic ocean off the cape cod coast spend their younger years eating fish off of jersey's delaware shores. >> just relax, swim around, don't worry, probably

out for lee's arrest. lee was arrested without incident. he remains in sonoma county jail tonight, and will be extradited to orange county. alecia reid kron4news. (spencer blake)in vallejo, a solano in middle school student's mother says an incident went beyond bullying and became assault. and she shared this video with kron 4, which was uploaded and has been passed around and seen by many students at the school. a teacher tells me the attacker in the video was already suspended for multiple days of school. but now the mother of the victim is filing a complaint with the school district hoping to see if more can be done. in vallejo, spencer blake, transformers the chief coroner for marin county in custody - facing charges he molested a young girl over a long period of time. this case dates back to 2008. that is when prosecutors alleged - darrel alan harris - shown here started sexually assaulting a girl - then later when she was older. harris was arrested recently in eureka.. and brought back to town. he is

lincoln had very little faith in made since his lack luster pursuit of robert e lee's defeated army. in fact, shortly after that battle, the president drafted a letter he never sent. a very valuable lesson when you are upset, write the letter, put it in your drawer, do not send it. that is why email so dangerous. and twitter is even worse. [laughter] anyway, after the battle, lincoln and drafted this letter criticizing meade for allowing lee to escape across the river. he felt meade squandered a chance to win the war. your golden opportunity is gone, lincoln wrote and i am distressed immeasurably because of it. as stan "the war will be prolonged indefinitely." campaign inother 1863 and two months later, meade exhibited little aggressiveness. meade possessed a vast knowledge of the workings and personnel of the army of the potomac, something grants lacked. he was a fine administrator. grant traveled with the army, he could observe and supervise the army and his generals directly and compel meade to act more aggressively. it will lead meade in command with responsibilities for administ

here is the new video of the car that david lee just described. it is open, it is completely sideways and it appears to be on the sidewalk. at some of the individuals you just saw, this neighborhood in times square, 43rd street and broadway, just outside of nasdaq. you may have seen it in the background there. this is the new image of the vehicle that apparently mowed down pedestrians on a populated sidewalk in new york city. on the right side of the screen, you can see onlookers as the situation is developing. we don't have any further details on the driver, number of injuries, victims and any of this, so we will bring this to you as it happens. david lee miller, we are seeing right now, police officers are searching the vehicle, opening doors, anything else that you are learning at this moment? >> police are still trying to figure out what happened. the fire department is on the scene here working on this vehicle, trying to ascertain what happened leading up to it. there are now in the back of the vehicle. right now, i'm watching police bring in

>> louder than life dance mom star abby lee miller speaking out after being sentenced to a year and one day in prison for financial crimes. >> i wasn't ever trying to hurt anyone. >> how she plans to spend her time behind >>> but first the "nightline 5." >> i had frequent heartburn. my doctor recommended prilosec otc seven years ago. >> just one pill each morning, 24 hours, and zero heartburn. >> it's been the number one doctor recommended brand for ten years and it's still recommended today. use as direct the. >>> you think you've found your ideal hotel? before you book, check on trivago to see if you can find it somewhere else for a better price. hotel >>> good evening. tonight the trump administration answering questions of timeline and motive. after the firing of fbi director james comey. comey reas statement to his friends and former co-workers at the agency. all extreme raerks from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle wondering what this could mean for our country going forward. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight the president, who complained so loudly about the rigge

i was really caught up. >> lee's childhood neighborhood was riddled with gangs.nd lee joined up when he was barely in his teens. >> not listening to my family. not listened to ma. thinking i knew everything. running with the wrong crowd. i put my homeys before my family. and that's all i knew was my homeys. homey this. homey that. >> lee told us, despite being shot five times and serving a prior prison sentence, he couldn't give up gang life. then, his story took a turn. it had to do with recruiting his younger brother into the gang. >> when i was growing up, i never thought i would get past 21. i want my brother to get the same exact respect i was getting from the neighborhood so, when i'm gone, my brother gets the same respect. don't worry about bullying. just trying to run over him or the family. nowhere near my thoughts what's going to happen to him. >> while lee was locked up in corcoran, his little brother decided to turn his back on gang life, but on the streets attempting to leave your gang could lead to a death sentence. >> they walked up behind him, sho

lee feels. but it's up to us to demand from oureadership, don't wait fo a president to give dirtion, because madison was very clear. its our responsibility. so mr., ryan, speaker of t house, i have written you additnal letters with my colleagues on the other side asking you to permits toave our constutnal responsibility to et our constitutional responsibility. t this point, we have had no luck and i'mskghe speaker of th hus tdirect the committees of jurisdictiono come rward with one of these bills hat have been introduced by mslee a oher membersf the democratic party and tho of us in the republican party, come fward and t's have a refresher course, to spk, on the constitutional responsibility. i have camp le jue june in my district. i ve been there fiv times to ghanisn ande aid it'sot worth dime to tre and we are spending blis and billions o dollars. i sned over 10,0 letters to families and exend familie who lost loved ones because i knew ihouldnt ve voted to o into there d i'm living with my mi

lee: by foot only.rail with a very steep drop off. >> anthony: in these same mountains, but on the other side of the conflict, there were people like mr. lee, now in his 80s, who fought for the communist pathet lao. he is hmong. and during the secret war, he fought other hmong. >> anthony: oh, fantastic. wow! >> translator: you grab the vegetable and dip it in the sauce. eat like young children do. >> translator: this is, ah, chicken. >> anthony: chicken! >> translator: this is chicken also, but with blood and some inner heart. every hmong family will know this. >> anthony: beautiful. >> translator: good. >> anthony: he was here when the french were here, yes? >> mr. lee: yes, i saw them. >> translator: was it after the french left that you joined the army? >> mr. lee: yes, yes. after signing the agreement, the french withdrew. and in 1963, the americans came. they came here and they made the hmong fight against the hmong and the lao fight against the lao. they made these people fight. it was, like, if

>>> tonight -- abby lee miller headed to prison. >> i know that i didn't make the right decisions all the time. >> we're there as the dance moms star finds out how long she'll be locked up. >>> then, watch out blake. why adam is putting the moves on gwen. >>> plus -- michael weatherly on the move. how he ended up on a plane that took him a long, long way in the wrong direction. >> when you fly a lot, these things are going to happen. look at harrison ford with the runway. >>> and -- >> hey," e.t." it's jessica simpson. >> we hit the road with jessica. her rare exclusive. secrets to a sexy marriage while running a billion-dollar empire. >>> now for may 9th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> dance moms star abby lee miller breaks down in tears as the judge says, lock her up. >> remember, before she was sentenced for bankruptcy fraud, abby lee cried as she contemplated being seventh to prison. today, her worst nightmare became a reality. >> glad that it's over. >> i think it's just begun. >> abby lee miller was confronted by reporters outside of a federal courthouse in pittsburg

jackson lee, for one minute. ms. jackson lee: yes. i'm pleased to join the gentleman from louisiana and the ranking member from michigan in support of this amendment. i think it has an underlying premise that we should all celebrate and attempt to ensure that it is in place. i, too, agree that i look forward to reconciling the house and senate bill, but the amendment specifically addresses the provisions in the bill concerning one-on-one interactions between young athletes and the adults who they work with, and i believe the clear understanding is that we all hope can be implemented is that we don't have one-on-one interactions without overall supervision or other kids or other adult participants so we do not create an atmosphere where a child can be atim dated or abused. national governing -- intimidated or abused. national governing bodies will have reasonable procedures designed to not have one-on-one interactions that cannot be observed or interrupted by another adult. first of all, we know that the expans of sports is expanding.

>> abby lee miller back in court. the latest on the dance mom's star's sentencing for bankruptcy fraud. >>> and maks and peta's first date night after baby. >> amazing. >> the last minute emergency that almost kept them home. >> i'm just happy i'm here right now. >> now, for may 8th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." just days after brad's tell-all, why did angelina take the kids out in public? we have the details in a minute. >> but first, a deal may be in place for "american idol" to come back, but what about ryan seacrest? will he return as hoegs and how would that work with his new job on "live with kelly ripa?" well, kelly and ryan addressed the rumors this morning. >> so, this has been in the press. and i'm hoping this is true. that abc gets close to a deal for "american idol" to return. okay. are you going to host it? please tell me yes. >> whatever you want. >> yes, okay, yes. >> you're my work wife. i say yes and bow to you. no, no, i don't know about that part yet. >> you ccan do this. >> you know the p

. >> mary lee is size of the minivan. >> really, oh, wow we need to stay away. >> reporter: mary lee has been joined biopsies co a smaller male last spotted off the coast of delaware. >> good sign your eco system there is in good shape. these are balance keepers of the ocean. >> it is important that they are there but at the same time it is not important to me. enough to be in the what ther with them. >> reporter: fisher says his team's goal, to great white sharks movement and mating patterns and remind people great white attacks are extremely rare. >> mary lee has been swimming up and down beach for 40 or 50 years and you don't hear about any interactions, of white sharks with people on thee coast. >> waiting for a chance, i'm telling you. >> reporter: maybe if you are lucky you will see mary lee tail swimming away because she's more frayed of you then you are offer. >> you see the fin you are out >> yes, exactly, yes. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i would not consider myself lucky to see a fin. g up on shall see where they cbs this morning saturday, anthon

there's nobody freaking out if something happens to me. >> abby lee is hoping for lee yhency. >> is thisair punishment if you do have to spend time in prison? >> like i teach my kids, life is not fair. >> no, it is not. and meanwhile, we have more legal news. charges have officially been filed against former "dancing with the stars" stars contestant and bachelor chris soules. authorities have charged him with leaving the scene of a fatal accident. that is a class v felony in iowa. nick viall talked to us about the latest developments in the soules saga. >> that's kind of a surreal thing right now, and i think it's best for everyone to just kind of, you know, just pray for the people involved. >> no doubt about that. also at the same event at nick, we talked to peta and maks, because they hit the red carpet for the first time as parents after dealing with a wardrobe malfunction before they left the house. they give us the details, stuff by stitch. >> so looking forward to tonight. and then the worst thing happened. my dress broke. my whole zipper, as maks was doing me up, just went -- and

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lee was arrested outside of a class monday morning.ng classes for nearly a semester. in santa rosa, lydia pantazes, kron4 news." investigators here at the contra costa county sheriff's office in martinez announce the arrest of dr. rajesh singla, of the john muir health group, for allegedly sexually assaulting a female patient at his treat blvd office in walnut creekin contra costa county...haaziq madyun kron4news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... .mostly sunny and warm conditions will persist through the day. cooling trend begins on wednesday as onshore flow and the mari

lee: think about the language.presumes you're keeping people safe, it's such a lovely term but when you're doing is allowing crime thals -- criminals. it becomes almost impossible to disagree with it when you're talking about it in those terms. dagen: president obama he was talking about preserving obamacare and dreamers and he put in place protections of young people who were brought in here illegally in the united states. he talked about their bravery, i think bravery was one of the words that he used and strength and my first reaction was, you know what, when you use those kinds of terms, let's talk about those people who are risking their lives protecting theunitey talk about people in the united states. nobody wants the millions of people rounded up and deporting but we can stop letting people in the country. maria: let's hear the president last night. listen to this. >> i think of dreamers who suppress their fears to keep working and striving in the only country they've ever called home . and every american s

mary lee and sysco, two sharks with tracking devices on them are showing up in our region. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talked to those who track the sharks to find out why they dit. >> reporter: unofficial start to summer mean many taking a dip in the ocean, heading down the shore and like most americans being concerned about one particular sea dwell er. one thing you are most fearful in the ocean. >> shark. >> bitten by a shark, man. >> reporter: sharks. >> yes, definitely, sharks. >> reporter: if you are off the coast of delaware, new jersey this weekend you may be sharing what ther with mary lee, a 50 year-old great white shark. >> i definitely am keeping my eye out for her. >> tracking mary lee for four years. >> reporter: chris fisher is founding chairman of o search which tracks shacks like marry lee. >> she's the size of the minivan. >> we need to stay away from sharks. >> reporter: mary lee has been joined biopsies co a smaller male last spotted off the coast of delaware good sign your eco system is in good shape. these are balance keepers of the ocean. >>

jackson lee: we all work with senator lieberman. have great respect for him. i'll wait to see what happens. thank you. reporter: what were your impressions? mr. sherman: i think the deputy attorney general were serious, dedicated, takes his oath of office seriously. i'm reassured from that standpoint. as to the question that keeps getting asked is, why did he write the memo, he opined that a decision is not final until it's final. i think that's all of our experience. many a time i've gone to my staff and said we're going to do this and i made a decision and then somebody says, have you thought of this or have you thought of that or that's a great idea, boss. as a matter of fact, there's some other reasons to do it as well. so he at least implied that the memo was part of the decisionmaking process or the decision confirming process when it came to the removal of director comey. reporter: senator said he was telling him he knew director comey was going to be fired before? mr. sherman: he knew the decision was going to be made and at the same time he observed a

lee. immediately after his death, a group of people started -- a group of women in particular and ultimately the lead memorial association gathered to talk about not only where should the monument go and in richmond for them was absolutely it had to be richmo richmond, but they started talking about how they wanted to remember him, this honored figure. now, if we back up just a little bit, i think it's important to also understand that as the war is raging, a certain memorialization is happening during the course of the war regarding the dead. first, we have the establishment on the federal side. we have the establishment of national cemeteries in order to bury these tens of thousands of men who were losing their lives on the battlefield. and the confederate states of america did not have a similar system. unfortunately, what that meant is that too often many of its dead had to languish in the field until someone could retrieve their bodies, or they lay in shallow graves. and there was out

. >>> tonight, abby lee miller headed to prison. >> i know, but i didn't do that. >> we're there as she finds out how long she'll be longed up. >> plus -- >> looking for an -- >> adam putting the moves on gwenn. >> that's it. >> plus. >> michael weatherly's travel troubles. flying across the country for "bull kwoilts, how he endedup on a plain that took him a long, long way in the wrong direction. >> and jess jesz -- >> we hit the road with jessica. her rare can exclusive wild interview, skretsz to a sexy marriage. >> i wish. [ laughter ] >> now, for may 9th, 2017, this >> dance mom star abby lee miller breaks down in tears as the judge said "lock her up." she was sentenced for bankruptcy fraud and cried as she contemplated going to prison. >> i'm so glad it's over. i think it's just begun. >> abby lee miller was confro confronted by reporter moments after she was sentenced to one year and one day inspect prison followed by two years of probation. >> how do you feel? >> i feel relief. i feel -- i didn't make it. >> here are the details. cameras were not allowed but our producer watched

we send it over to matt for a forecast, mary lee apparently quite the phenomenon.itter account, 108,000 followers. >> i want to know how she tweets under water with those fins, i don't know how that works. >> right, no visible thumbs. >> i don't know. but if you're down the beach this weekend, you had a relatively nice weekend. we had some sunshine, little cloud cover at times, but, unfortunately, does look like our monday, memorial day, last day of the may, the worse of the four days or three days. but really was not bad memorial day. headlines for our memorial day. showers are likely to hang out through most of the first half of the day. and even though few spotty showers are likely in the afternoon, peaks of sunshine for us in the afternoon, as well, so the overcast skies here this morning, giving way to mostly cloudy conditions later on, and then looking at dry werth, as we move to the overnight hours tonight. so that's good news for us, there is another chance for few showers, though, moving into tuesday. big area of low pressure spirals in the northern great

. >> we're tracking mary lee yes , she's back but be aware, especially if you are wearing a...ow coup it, owe my god. so what was -- what would the song to have do with story about sharks near wildwood. that is the question of the day. >> don't tell me sharks attracted to it. >> wouldn't that be bad skimpy swimsuit on. no there is a connection. sue is in but bob kelly didn't make tonight. we have footage of him driving in this morning. hold on. >> oh, know. >> i can joke because everybody is okay. >> can you believe they walk away unharm. >> unbelievable. >> looking at that. >> amazing. >> the way they build these cars it is phenomenal. >> hi alex holy. >> you look beautiful in blue this morning. >> where is the red. >> well, it is my eyes, they are bloodshot. by the way, here's sue serio doing double duty. >> okay. >> lips are red. it is a holiday, folks and we're commemorating, memorial day, of course, not forgetting real reason why we have the day off. seven out of 10. we are hoping for an improvement. there are cloud, showers around right now, yes we make bus stop buddy wor

dagen: ought to hire lee carter.stuart varney. stuart: i'll take it. the president is back, we are back and the summer begins. good tuesday morning, everyone. now, could it be, america's getting fed up with the media and the left, could it be? they're still going on about russia or jared kushner's contacts, and they're still on europe, and the young presidency, and speculating about indicting the president of the united states. as you get back to work today. what are you concerned about? well, let's start with your money. here is a positive. the dow closed last week at 21,080.

robert e lee was named lee high school and it then became robert e lee high school in the 1960s. >> how can you have a civil discourse without true facts and people just can't make facts and insert them? >> i think it's because there's people outside our community who don't have a vested interest in the community. >> peggy fox, wusa 9. >> a community meeting is set for tomorrow night at 6:30 at jeb stuart high school. the school board plans to talk about this and take some action june 22nd. >>> the city of new orleans has taken down another confederate statute. overnight crews lifted the general off his pedestal. protesters complained it was like thieves working in the dark. the mayor called it another step toward building the city's bright future. they commended the attack at fort sumter, the site of the first shots fired in the civil war. this was the third statue marked for removal and there's one more to go. general robert e lee. >>> three congressional committees formally request a copy of the memo fbi director james call me. in it he claims president donald trump urged them to dro

the lee high valley right now just over an inch per hour for shoe makersville.y shore we're also seeing heavier pockets of downpours. and for the most part conditions right now are going to be light to moderate rain moving across the region. but through the overnight hours we're going to see more rain and pockets. in fact already had some wind and damage reports, downed trees as well. we may see some reports of perhaps some damage tomorrow especially through the overnight hours because we may see one or two thunderstorms. but for the most part we're just seeing some rain moving through the area. current temperatures right now in the upper 50s, low 60s. mount poke no keeping it in the low 50s at 53. trenton at 58. and melville current temperature 60 decrease for you. so of course we're going to time out hour by hour what you can expect tomorrow. we're seeing heavy pockets of downpour. this is where this cold front is dipping down. as it approaches us, it will start to trigger those thunderstorms. and notice we're still seeing that onshore influence. we get this g

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