but before he can confront lee in the field in maryland, he has to build an army he can use in the field. if these two armies are opposing vehicles, robert e lee has a pickup truck that has some miles on the tires and is a little worse for wear but he knows it , will run. and george mcclellan is a beaten up car, the foot is up, steam coming out of the engine, and it is up on cinderblocks. the first thing you have to do is get a car that is capable of moving. build something out of this disassembled mess and washington, d.c. mcclellan referred to this week as "the crisis of our fate." confederate forces moving north, mcclellan is rebuilding his army, picking up the shattered pieces of several different forces and what we have here is mcclellan in the center, some of his army remnants from the peninsula campaign. some of his army will be constituted of the remnants of john pope's army and the second is built out of divisions commanded by this general here, ambriz burnside. this general, jacob cox, and this general down here, isaac stevens. this is a brand-new amalgamation of the army of th

he did not get along well with the men. but they had a grudging respect for him. lee, you know, and he was a very aggressive general, which is probably why lee chose him for this. on the other hand, there were not many other lieutenant generals available for him at this point in the war. and because of that arthritis thing that he had, lee, lee called him "my bad old man." even though he was older than early. and by the way, he did not judge terrain very well. he was not very good on tactics. certainly not on strategy. but he was really good as an aggressive general and that's to robert e. lee chose. -- who robert e lee chose to do this. there is a nice plaque down there. after the war, he was the gung ho southerner. he never took the oath. he went out to texas where he thought the war would be kept going. that did not happen. he went down to mexico. that didn't happen. he wound up in canada. in 1868, he wrote one of the first memoirs of any civil war general and then somehow he got back here and he spent the rest of his life living in a hotel room in lynchburg and he

but he was really good as an aggressive general and that's to robert e. lee chose. there is a nice plaque down there. , he was the gung ho southerner. he never took the oath. he went out to texas where he thought the war would be kept going. that did not happen. he went down to mexico. that didn't happen. he wound up in canada. the868, he wrote one of first memoirs of any civil war general and then somehow he got back here and he spent the rest of his life living in a hotel and he was onerg of the originators and certainly one of the strongest proselytizers of the lost cause theory, which i think you know. i think he also had probably the best beard of any retired general. june 13, 1864. , 3:00arts his bold plan in the morning. wake the troops up. they sneak out through the defenses in richmond and i think you probably know union intelligence was not great during the civil war. in this case, the union did not left early and they got it all wrong. they overestimated the number of troops. they thought it was another general in charge. they wake him up. they march on fo

been witnessing here in countless hearings on capitol hill in recent days and weeks now interesting lee he doesn't deny that he was seeking help from ukraine and it is also proven that he withheld military aid to ukraine urgently needed all over in conclusion what will happen next will the president take the stand and present his side well that's likely the case ironically he is meeting the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov later in the wide tells and as you know president trump has been very vocal defending himself fiercely in this impeachment increase so we can expect him to take a stance later today for salat reporting from washington thank you let's get you caught up now on some of the other stories making news around the world. ethiopia's prime minister abi ahmed has received the nobel peace prize at a ceremony in norway the nobel committee praised for his efforts to end 2 decades of conflict with ethiopia's longtime enemy eritrea they warned that militant groups continue to pose a threat to peace in the region. and the other nobel prizes were given out at a gala ceremony in stoc

line of defense that we've been getting from the republicans here in recent weeks is interesting lee he didn't deny that he was seeking help for his 2020 election campaign the republicans have been standing very much united until now their strategy has been to discredit the inquiry sort of like arguing the democrats are afraid to lose their reelection at the to lose the election excuse me in 2020 now later there was a press conference of the house minority leader kevin mccarthy all of the republicans let's listen in what he had to say the speaker is more concerned about tearing the president down instead of building the country up this is the day that alexander hamilton feared and warned it would come this is the day the nation is weaker because they surely cannot put their animosity or their fear of losing an election in the future in front of all the other things that the american people want to know over despite. those complaints by the republicans we are in a situation now where we could easily see the u.s. president impeached before christmas right. that's right on thursday the jud

separate in flour soap and then i'd use whole water so for those of you who don't know the story of lee's. he grew up in china 77 children and he started dancing and then you were passing by mouse our lady made. him mad the house page and gossip they did as academy and then you you went on a scholarship to houston as a student right yes so i was trained for 7 years at the beijing das kind of the end of the trainee was amazing it was just very disciplined but it is the famous russian bike on the train which is the best which produced stars like noria oration you call and all that. and then when i graduated i was considered one of the top graduates at the present gossip of how many then i was 18 then i was selected to go to one of the 1st cultural exchange student scholarships to be awarded to go to america and you went to cuba then i would issues than dance with issues than ballet and then in the process of a film. and then i'm married to a girl she was my 1st love and her name was lives on the spot and then up out of the chinese consulate in houston. didn't. permit my marriage so much he subs

he worked with mayor lee on many issues. a warm welcome for california state assembly member, david chu. >> good morning, san francisco. this is a san francisco day. i was thinking of how to start my thoughts, and maybe i would start with the following which is i am going to be short because he was and i am. thank you all for being a part of the community of san francisco and so many of the community leaders who led to this day, to this wonderful naming dedication. of course we want to salute anita and your family for your family, your sacrifice, and your love. all of us have countless memories of the mayor, and i'm going to relay just a few quick ones. it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we were heading on a good-will trip to southern china. we were joined by members of the chinese chamber, some of who are here. what was historic about that event for me ten years later is that

the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he's from utah and he's taken in thousands and thousands of dollars this election cycle from some of thes top sponsors of hirks 1b visas. she planning we are told to bring the bill up for unanimous consent which means there would be no vote in the senate next week meaning know debate. that's pretty nifty. more darkness. more legislation in darkness. lee will apparently be blocked by south dakota senator mike brown it doesn't allow for dairy farmers to reward their work were green cards, and that's a problem. there you are. the pathway to victory. the group president trump hopes will lead him to reelection in 2020. stay with us. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay f

lee is going to calculate that if he can win a na major battle, lee doesn't have to win, he has to destroy the union will to fight. you have lee wanting to take the war away for a while, relieve troops coming from vicksburg and other places, pressure on other places as well. as lee moves north, a battle at brandy station. then some cavalry actions, you know them. before, another battle at winchester and come to grips outside of town here, right here, where we are, we're right around here somewhere if i had to guess. on the first day, where the union retreats back through town to this hill you see here, cemetery hill, hill next to it as well. there is going to be another day where the union is going to hope to defend devil's den, the wheat field, the round tops you see here. the union is going to bloody itself and the confederates on the rose farm not far from there. on the other side of the line on the second day at gettysburg, fighting on east cemetery hill, and the next day, still goes on and on and had the battle end of after the second day, still the bloodiest battle. they're advancing

been witnessing here in countless hearings on capitol hill in recent days and weeks now interesting lee he doesn't deny that he will seeking help from ukraine and it is also proven that he withheld military aid to ukraine urgently needed all over in conclusion what will happen next will the president take the stand and present his side well that's likely the case ironically he is meeting the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov later in the wide halls and as you know president trump has been very vocal defending himself fiercely 3 in this impeachment increase so we can expect him to take a stance later today over salat reporting from washington thank you. want to say you know what about some of the other stories making news around the world. i mean mars leader on sun suchi has arrived at the international court of justice in the hague to defend me and maher against accusations of genocide well the case over the military campaign against the regional minority was brought by the african state of the cumbia sochi is due to speak on wednesday. leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to imp

and he took one of them to lee on the flag bridge and he said lee scholer just slumped. you might have seen a tear come down on his cheek. this was the battle that lee had been ready for and he was a prisoner in this group going north. nd then came the message where is task force 34, the world wonders. probably one of the two most famous and best remembered messages of world war ii in the pacific. right up there with air raid pearl harbor. his is an old drill. kinkaid by this time was getting frantic and he sent this message. didn't bother to encode it. just sent it right out. where is lee? send lee. don rotate on the 25th. edward matthews was one of the intelligence managers on lee's staff. and he gave me a visual picture of what it was like to be up top side in the flagship washington. as dawn broke, he could see the battleships pull out and they so they couldf -- attack the japanese ships. well, that would have been a chance for lee's ships to sink some battle ships. but no. halsey decided to take them south. high overhead that day was command david mccampbell, comman

one of those parents is lee. hening to cook at the school alongside others going through tough times. we waited eight weeks for the universal credit payment. in the meantime, the school has been a great help, giving us food parcels. but the school's ability to help disadvantaged families now faces a new threat. the school budget has been cut. staff will have to go. debbie's job is on the line. will i end up as one of these who would rely on the food bank that we have here? who knows? i don't know. i'm a single—parent, i've got children. one of those things. it can't be helped. there are efforts to regenerate and create jobs for the community. for example, in the renewable energy sector. three of the biggest wind farms in the world are either currently under construction or planned off the norfolk coast. earlier in the year, we followed gwyn evans, unemployed but after months of training, got himself a job in this emerging job market. six months ago i found myself unemployed. being out of work is no fun. there have b

the way he started remember when he questioned whether we should even can continue nato born in lee he's moved beyond that in a video those caught on tape yeah trampas trudeau's pretty critical of trump well you know yeah he was. he was sort of making fun of the fact i think that trump shows up late for meetings sometimes and he showed up particularly late for this one meeting because he held one of his impromptu news conferences before he went to this meeting with whomever he was me i think my craw. i don't think that was really an anti trump i mean look we all do that kind of stuff larry i remember being at a bill clinton event when bill clinton showed up an hour and a half late for his nose as he was always late you know that he was playing golf that day and he came in like he just walked off or go off course you know. frankly put bill is trump still the leader of the free world and the american presidency is what is trump i do not think so i think the leader of the free world today is still on the america with her fading and soon out of office that. is stepping into that role and i t

the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he'som utah and he's taken in thousands and thousands of dollars this election cycle from some of thes top sponsors of hirks 1b visas. she planning we are told to bring the bill up for unanimous consent which means there would be no vote in the senate next week meaning know debate. that's pretty nifty. more darkness. more legislation in darkness. lee will apparently be blocked by south dakota senator mike brown it doesn't allow for dairy farmers to reward their work were green cards, and that's a problem. there you are. the pathway to victory. the group president trump hopes will lead him to reelection in 2020. stay with us. lou: president trump's campaign is planning to launch a religious voter outveatch coalition in 2020. that outveatch plans to grow and maintain the supporters from 2016. joining us is pastor robert jeffress. pastor, great to have you with us. the president is organizing the religious to grow voters and his base. >> that's right, lou. one reason for that is there are 25

near the federal security service building in central moscow we spoke to the father of the attacker lee he became very secretive and also got some kind of strange eastern accent used to tell me that he liked shooting even want to get the right become a more still. more than 3 years of deadlock and numerous rejections the u.k. parliament finally backs prime minister boris johnson's brigs it could all agree. facebook is tarnished by yet another huge data breach is if it's private information about millions of users was exposed on mind anyone to act. good evening thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. russia's investigative committee has released the identity of the gunman who opened fire outside the headquarters of the federal security service building in central moscow on thursday evening 39 year old city of guinea when you're off lived in the moscow region he killed an f.s.b. officer before being shot dead himself another officer died later in hospital 5 other people including one civilian were injured at the moment the investigation into possible motives is still ongoing here's

dwight represents the values and sworn to the small business commission january 27, 2012, by may or lee he worked for local businesses and serve our city with honor and distinction. whereas serve on the small business commission for seven years and 21 days with three terms as president and two tropical storms as vice president he provided recommendations on 200 legislative items with a profound effect on small businesses. whereas environmental protection to the regulatory processes and establishing the food program regulations he demonstrates unwavering commitment to ensuring the city local businesses had the resources and tools necessary to thrive. whereas his leadership and expertise are critical in implementation of legacy business program leaving a lasting positive impact on the signature local businesses. he has been instrumental to the rebirth of the san francisco manufacturing industry and his knowledge and expertise are instrumental to provide direction on policy matters to phosphetotofoster the industry. his leadership and vision are critical to enriching the vibrant culture. wher

the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he'sds and thousands of dollars this election cycle from some of thes top sponsors of hirks 1b visas. she planning we are told to bring the bill up for unanimous consent which means there would be no vote in the senate next week meaning know debate. that's pretty nifty. more darkness. more legislation in darkness. lee will apparently be blocked by south dakota senator mike brown it doesn't allow for dairy farmers to reward their work were green cards, and that's a problem. there you are. the pathway to victory. the group president trump hopes will lead him to reelection in 2020. stay with us. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woma

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enter sergeant jason lee. hebbed the infant from the father, patting the baby on the back until the food dislodged. afterwards, he showed the parents what to do when the infant is choking. >>> an indiana boy with autism was turned away by santa. but christmas has come to him thanks to a local fire department. tyler burkhart's mom says he was rejected by a previous santa and elf over the weekend because they feared the kids would be allergic to his service dog. tyler's mom says he was upset but his christmas turned out to be memorable. >> we had a very, just, crushed child. beyond happiness. i can't tell you how excited and just happy this makes us. >> tyler was able to tour the fire truck and wear the gear. and the highlight for him was to spray the hose down the street. naturally, santa gave tyler a toy fire truck as a gift. >>> consider it a christmas gift from the universe to the world, a solar eclipse. you couldn't see this from north america but it was available from parts of indonesia, saudi arabia and oman

they're going to into whether they can charge tiffany lee's former trainer. heas supposed to testify against lee and her girlfriend but was disqualified because he contacted another witness in the case. lee was acquitted of murdering her ex-boyfriend but they can't reach a decision about her current boyfriend. >>> if you're a renter in san francisco, you may soon feel a little more secure. the push is on to get rid of a loophole. here how the aid determens who can get kicked out. >> this will be one of the biggest expansion of protection in san francisco ever. >> reporter: he's talking about ordinance that would making it harder for landlords to evict renters. >> we have a situation where people are living in threat of arbitrary evictioness, literally for no reason, without cause. and we're going to fix that. >> reporter: current law only protects in buildings built more than 40 years ago. and homes built before 2006 and only if they've been there a year. a proposal approved by the rules committee would extend protection to renters in every building from the mom

he has 12 staples in his head but lee said he is ready to go back to work whenever his boss said he is okay. they are looking for a second suspect and accomplice in this case. we'll bring more at 5:00 and 6:00. susie steimle kpix 5. >> thanks suzy. >>> the supervisors are deeming on an emergency near highway 12 saying there is a threat to the health and safety to the 210 people staying there. there is a plan to help them, and several indoor and outdoor shelter sites. the rowlocation of the sites not been decided yet. >> they are in a special session to decide whether or not to sell the county's share of the oakland coliseum complex to the a's. they want to use the proceeds to help fund a park at the howard terminal. >>> taking a live look at sfo on this busy travel day. the tsa estimates 42 million people will pass through security checkpoints this holiday season but it is not all smooth sailing. storms causing some issues. katie nielsen talked to some travelers hoping for an easy trip. >> reporter: definitely a busy time of year here. you can see the line of people here at terminal 2

we have new information tonight from ktvu's greg lee. he's there at the scene.se families are going through tonight go >> reporter: absolutely hard to imagine the grief that they are feeling all of these families and this community. we have seen some of those family members coming by to pay their respects at the crash site telling us some of the teenagers in that car were just 16 years old. the small bouquet of flowers pressed near foothill road just outside of pleasanton. it marks the place were three teenagers died and two were seriously injured in a single car crash christmas night. >> it is just terrible. it is pretty much yo

senator lee he, the device in question impact their work? tough to get an answer on that as well. i want to go around the horn right now, bill hemmer and sandra smith here in new york. let's start with ken starr in dallas, texas. you've been watching and listening, what's your headline now? >> the headline is that chairman graham is extremely upset about the 17 irregularities and he condemned those a regulatory irregularities specifically with the pfizer process. so we have a couple of narratives going on. with the democrats emphasizing that the inspector general did not find political bias in terms of starting the investigation, then i thought that mr. horowitz who was very careful, very cautious and very professional was a very, very clear with respect to the start of the investigation. but then we move of course to what the hearing really is all about and the inspector general's report is all about, which is the abuse of pfizer. the fisa court needs to be looking at this. and if we are going to continue to support the fisa court, those 11 judges who do a very, very good job, th

enter sergeant jason lee, he grabbed the baby, patting the baby on the back until the food dislodged.ed the parents what to do if an infant was choking. >>> an indiana boy with autism who was turned away by santa has christmas come to him, thanks to a local fire department. tyler's mom says he was rejected by a santa and elf over the weekend because they feared other kids would be allergic to his service dog. tyler's mom says, he was upset. but his christmas turned out to xw be memorable. >> we were done at that point and we had a crushed child. beyond happiness. i can't tell you how excited and just happy this makes us. >> tyler was able to tour the fire truck and wear the gear. and the highlight for him was to spray the hose down the street. naturally, santa gave tyler a toy fire truck as a gift. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. stocks pointing to a positive open after the christmas break. they finished mixed on tuesday's shortened trading day. the dow fell 36 points. but the nasdaq hit another record high for the ninth session in a row, marking its longest winnin

know what i saw and i know who i saw. >> reporter: except there is one person who said he is most certainly sure leelson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> reporter: chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to "dateline" in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it so we talked to him on the phone. you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> reporter: we discussed all the allegations at length. he offered detailed and allegations of his own. that david novak is crooked and the only person who was innocent as the driven snow is you. >> it's not my fingerprints, it doesn't match my description, i had an alibi, i have no motive and there's clearly a person who is pointing the finger at me who got $2 million. >> reporter: this is too cloak and dagger for a jury. >> i understand how difficult it t is to believe, but the alternative is that i just simply got up one day and decided to go shoot some poor person in a disguise. >> reporter: chris wanted to talk about that voice mail, the one that helped lure ken to

someone who did to senator mike lee. heut horowitz on thei on the . >> you stated several times today you did not find testimonial evidence of bias to influence the fbi's decision to conduct these operations. >> it's not the lack of evidence that you are talking about, itself evidence of bias? >> we weren't in a position -- with the evidence we had, to make that conclusion. >> my point is, your lack of evidence here is not evidence that there was no bias. >> laura: did you hear what he said? i'm not ruling it out. contrary to all of the spin that we have heard, he can't rule out bias because he didn't have the ability to look more deeply into positive motives. all he had was what they said. were you biased? no, i wasn't. or look at the text messages they had come other than the lovebirds, page on strzok. >> look, we don't need the inspector general to tell us if there is bias, we can look at the things director comey, director brennan have said. listen to them on cnn. listen to their tweets. are they nonpolitical? oh, my he

we have new information tonight from ktvu's greg lee. he's there at the scene. gray, can't even imagine what those families are going through tonight go >> reporter: absolutely hard to imagine the grief that they are feeling all of these families and this community. we have seen some of those family members coming by to pay their respects at the crash site telling us some of the teenagers in that car were just 16 years old. the small bouquet of flowers pressed near foothill road just outside of pleasanton. it marks the place were three teenagers died and two were seriously injured in a single car crash christmas night. >> it is just terrible. it is pretty much your worst nightmare. something you don't want to see. >> reporter: two of the victims are brothers. friends of the victim still some of the teenagers involved are students at dublin high school. >> some of the students that were involved in the accident have other students at the high school, students that the middle school. said, this will certainly grok our community and in a very hard way. >> reporter:

will get one suite for christmas this year and a little toy as well if he can make it work with them it will have failed lawrence lee al jazeera stoke on trent follette so life totally farter he is outside the houses of parliament in westminster where the queen's speech is about state place they've just talk us through what we can expect today. i don't even. believe in you hearing us. oh if you're to have some communication difficulties with neve parker we'll work on those and come back later i hope for now let's bring you another story we've been following here and i'll just see are survivors of a boat sank off the coast of mauritania say they would risk the same journey again to reach europe at least 60 people were killed when the boat went and earlier this month nicholas met some of them in the gambian city of barra where their journey began. it's a journey that still haunts him. why did the others die she threw 2 pointers and why did he survive. on board were friends and neighbors from bar all hoping to make it to europe he says they had meticulously planned the trip for weeks but the ocean often brings the unex

back into the store front glass all over the place is in the hospital with major injuries morale is lee. he survived after all all of that they talked to him they talk to the witnesses which is why they were able to make a positive identification. her name ruby delegate video 28 years old from brent would she left with her son from the scene. we don't know how old the son was there how his condition was but we do know they made a positive identification not just on her but her car. her license plate number to her previous 8 l h b 3, 8, 7, and that previous should have considerable the front end damage. back to you. >>9 oh 09:00am and in the north bay. s broke into a woman's car. our was rental car andhe late how and they took more than just her personal electronics. she's not they took it or it just wanted a with the smashed windows you can see here so she was visiting family in laos top to target. here off admiral kelly and elaine, and that's when she left or stuff inside including the cat only a few minutes came back and the can is gone and so is your stuff. >>starting to overrun the city

it would then go to the senate, we have our political reporter greg lee. he has been monitoring the debate and listening to lawmakers all day. once we had that to 16, we are going to come back and bring him and. as you can see, right now, is very close. like the to go the democrats as they controlled the house. and then it will go to send were the programs you have control. it became right now at 214. >> we are watching it unfold as you are home. 160 voted against and looks like 56 have yet catch their vote. >> it is a very bipartisan vote, democrats in favor, republicans against. we would have the actual trial. republicans hold the senate, the thought is pretty much among everyone, it will not be convicted president trump innocent. the articles of impeachment the two articles against the president will pass in the house. we are now one vote short of article 1 of impeachment against the president. there we are. 216. article 1 has now passed president trump has been impeached on article 1. the second vote will be article 2 which would be obstruction of congres

lee he represents municipalities and i commend him to you. he's very qualified. all of our facilities comply. and that's what he said in his statements. i wanted to first you commended our briefs and i wanted to congratulate my colleague melanie who actually drafts those briefs and i get to review them. but she reminded me that it it nepa does apply nationwide. all our facilities go through nepa and anything express to that case, saying we don't have review. our silts are either categorically exempt or go through the review. we've been doing that since 1984. it's a standard part of the process. as i mentioned through this agreement that's been reached between the epa fcc and the carriers. i don't want to take up any more of your time. i was going to respond to some of the other questions. unless you want me to respond to some of the other inquiries. i guess with respect to cal hollow, the code says it's a neighborhood association identified by the planning department. i think you heard from the planning department that the cal hollow association does receive noti

he is accused of murdering the ex-boyfriend of real estate heiress tiffany lee. hee life in prison. >>> santa clara county supervisors approved a new islamic center including a mosque in a cemetery in san martin. he faced opposition from the people who live nearby. >>> taking a look at the roadways. if you plan on using mass transit, muni, b.a.r.t., caltrain all on time. ace rail, we have been dealing with delays this morning, ace train number three still behind schedule, about 15 minutes. it looks like five and seven are on time this morning. looking at the roadways here at the bay bridge. traffic is backed up into the maze, metering lights are on. it is a slow ride there. i'm getting reports of a crash on san francisco west 80 at 9th street. keep that in mind. it looks like it is foggy there as well. looking at traffic on the san mateo bridge, slightly better but still slow. looking at the drive time on the san mateo bridge, 53 minutes between hayward and foster city. richmond san rafael bridge slowing down a bit. the golden gate is doing okay. >>> all right. we h

this is what he writes to lee. on the morning, we continue the march, but the day was so hot, even at the very early hour in the morning, and the dust so thin, that many of the men fell y the way. it became necessary to slacken our pace. nevertheless, when we reached the location, the men world almost completely exhausted and not in a position to make an attack. he talks in detail what he saw in washington. they were constructed very cientifically. every approach was led by crossfire of activity including from heavy guns. it became apparent they had been strongly reinforced. a pretty dramatic dynamic account. he does say at the end it was not exactly the case yet, because you can see here the message from the tower in fort stevens that the enemy was 110 yards from fort stevens. you can see the times, 1:30 p.m. at 12:00 p.m., there is a message that comes from headquarters that the army had landed off the potomac river, they would make their way up to reinforce. what about lincoln? uly 11 and july 12, 1864, even in

to be said that pinera arguably like the former british backed dictator british claims he is we need to comic lee successful he said he's reduced poverty route 65 percent to 8 percent according to what he said while the british state mandated b.b.c. . so let's be clear it has been successfully not because i mean he's one of the most billionaires people here in chile one of the top 5 billionaires and he like to make one of the top 10 or 20 probably but our country. is not about democracy numbers today they are in employment it's high it's a day. or numbers of economic growth are not what was expected to be where it would be yes promises on campaign but more than that people cannot get into the end of the month people have asked to to to have credit in order to buy in the supermarket the basic incomes i mean a bit the basic thanks to eat our economical elite house and get that didn't get the message until these days ok but then for you and your movement the trade unions and premier they're supporting a new constitution presumably an updated version of that new liberal pinochet 1980 constitution but

captain arthur lee, he talked about recurring dreams and nightmares of guns shooting at him as he flies in the skies and several times when he wakes up in the middle of the night shaking, sweating and screaming, and his was not an isolated experience. pilots talk about just that kind of thing. lieutenant oliver from the 66th says, quote, this flying job is rotten for one's nerves. although one is supposed to last months, quite a lot of people's nerves kofrpg out. there are lots of c.o.s in various squadrons that compare about their men having nervous breakdowns. fear of flying is a thing. a lot of pilots get superstitious and they carry certain things in the air being good luck charms and the most common one is women's lingerie. i'll just tie it on to the side. many pilots are psychologically scarred by the war and they feel they're supposed to live up to the knightly image and the best example of this is a pilot i've named several times is henry clay. this is something i found in the archives and i'm in -- ut dallas has a great world war i aviation archive and all of these letters are