she was 2 or 3 years old when lee u.n. surrendered here in appotomax. she became free and grew up to be a mid wife. she was a very good mid wife. if you were expecting a exiled and going into labor you called nancy martin regardless whether you were african-american or you were white. according to reverend jones who gave us this image of his great great grandmother, nancy martin had her own wall of faces. she always had a portrait made of herself with the child that she had brought into the world. we also have here in this loom the death mask of robert e. lee. after lee left appotomax in april of 1865. he returned to virginia with his life. he was president of washington college for the next five years of his life. he passed away in 187 # to just five years after his surrender. this was one of the death masks that was made of him. the image that is back there behind him is an image of appotomax court house, the village. you can see the ruins of the burned out courthouse. this was taken in 1892 when that burned. it had been the county seat up until that

u.n. jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. director james comey says there could be thousands of isis followers among us of the that the terror group is setting a new precedent. jon: the precedent involves using social media as recruiting tool. there are quote other elton simpsons out there, referring to one of the gunmen in garland, texas. leland individual live at the white house with more. >> reporter: jon, it is our understanding that the fbi knew about elton simpson's intentions in the hours before the attack in garland. three or so hours before the attack the fbi says they had a picture what was going to happen and forwarded an alert to local law enforcement in garland. the garland police department is not really saying when they knew what when but they do say that the officers there on the scene had not gotten any warning that simpson was headed their way. the fbi thinks though that there are hundreds if not thousands of people in the united states being self-radicalized by isis and it is very sophisticated social media

lee of the san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) on behalf of mc governmental of at any one city and county of san francisco the san francisco arts commission and the welcome to the u.n. sunnyvale of animal by the 81 wednesday artist. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we have a number of people that want to pay tribute i'm going to ask the speakers to please speak briefly, of course with the expectation of the mayor he can speak as long as he likes. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so without further ado our honorable guests mayor edwin lee of the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) well, everyone welcome to city the san francisco this is very special for me today because the artists one thing yee as pleased us in the front gardener with those wonderful whimsical characteristics playful and dilate full and represents the art contemporary art we want to continue supporting in your city of san francisco and now it has an international appeal let me first. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> let me first of all thing director of o the gallery that made in opportunity happen in collaboration with the swin skirts optimistic a

u.n. jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee.ays there could be thousands of isis followers among us of the that the terror group is setting a new precedent. jon: the precedent involves using social media as recruiting tool. there are quote other elton simpsons out there, referring to one of the gunmen in garland, texas.

lee knee end approach, and they have been changing. and he traveled there on the border. >>> they are the lucky ones. >>> they hold the u.n. paperwork that gives them a refuge from persecution, and the paying work that gives them a way out of poverty. >>> he came here ten years ago. his son followed on a boat five years later. the experience of their friend, three years ago is proof of how dangerous it can be. he told us he was shot by one of the traffickers in a fight over food. >>> the government should let them come in, it has the resources to help. >>> should in the push them. there is widespread sympathy, with individuals and organizations, starting campaigns to help. >>> fellow human beinges like you and me, with our food and money, and come in, and better life and some have really been suffering, because of genocide. >>> a week ago the fishermen found themselves inundated with several hundred migrants. >>> they had never seen that many arrivals before, and at first, they thought they were under attack. >>> they wanted to help, so we collected money for food and drinks. >>> on the beach you still find evidence of the

lee leo are gone where does this music go from here? for a if a's president said he does not fear arrest amid corruption scandals in the fifa body. >>> government fights rebels in the u.n. said the fighting is the worst for months. catherine soi reports from bentu. >> these men have just arrived to a camp for displaced people. they come from a village and it they have been on the road for 24 days hiding in swamps during the day and only daring to walk at night in fear of government soldiers. they carry their father, who was too weak and sick. he died on arrival here. >> my dad's health did not improve. he was walking and talking. i went to look for his food. but when i returned he had died. >> after days on the road one-week-old had also just arrived. her mother gave birth to her on the day they escaped from the village after after assault by men in military uniform. >> they beat us and killed some people. after burning our homes we ran to the bushes. that's where i delivered my baby. >> doctors without borders have received dozens of patients with bullet wounds since april. >> my son was with other people at the cattle shed when armed men came. they started shooting a

lee reporting from zurich. >>> wednesday was one of the deadliest days since the war in yemen began two months ago. multiple saudi-led air strikes killed more than 100 people. the u.nin urging all sides to seek a diplomatic solution despite the postponement of peace talks in geneva. >> reporter: coalition war planes bomb paout utah houthi positions in the capital sanaa. one of their targets was a car believed to be carrying houthi rebel leaders. >> translator: sometime in the afternoon a plane targeted a car that was traveling on this street near some homes. the houses were destroyed. and the residents were injured. >> reporter: despite the air strikes. the houthis don't control large parts of yemen including the capital. people living near the site of this latest attack are angry they have been caught up in the fighting. >> translator: this is working men being not target, not military bases they must distinguish between the two. this is an attack on the whole nation what for there are women and children inside the homes. >> reporter: another air strike targeted houthi rebels as they picked up weapons from a warehouse and coalition jets hit a houthi base and arms

u.n. says almost 55,000 people have fled ramadi since isis captured the city. we want to bring in cnn's ian lee he joins us live from cairo with details. ian, we are hearing isis militants are bringing reinforcements into ramadi in preparation for the counter attack from iraqi forces. and of course, these, these shiite militias. this will likely be a tough fight for iraqi forces. will they be able to force isis out of the city given what happened last week. and have they, the will to do this? that is the big question here. >> you are exactly right, rosemary. that is the big question. really when we look at the battle for ramadi we have to look at past battles where we have seen this kind of force engage isis. we saw that in tikrit. we heard the prime minister say "this battle for ramadi will take days." the battle for tikrit they said the same thing. it ended up taking weeks upon weeks. when isis takes ground they know huh how to dig in. they've know how to reinforce their hold. we have seen improvised explosive devices. bobbytraps, ieds. and slows any advancements. when it cam to tikrit, it to

lee wells in wellings in the spanish capital. >> the growing problem of people smuggling and trafficking which has become increasingly urgency for governments in europe and asia. first the european union has asked the u.n. for help to tackle migrant smuggling across the mediterranean. they're seeking a mandate for action to stop people smugglers greece and malta by sea huge increase on last year. addressing the u.n. security council the eu's foreign policy chief asked for help to dismantle smuggling groups frederica mogherini spoke. >> our message to all the european union is ready to support you to make sure, in the meantime, we need to work together in partnership europeans and libyans to fight trafficking and smuggleing organizations. the european union is ready to do its part. it is not always the case i know but now i believe we are ready to do it. >> sandy hook has more from the united nations in new york. >> policy chief frederica mogherini says the eu needs help to deal with the migration from africa, in particular, to go after the smuggling groups. the u.n. security council would need to approve a so-called chapter 7 resolution to authorize the european union to use force to board vessels in l