he arrived at lynchburg, virginia, on april 14th. that's where his family was staying. they had gone there to stay with relatives. on june 1st of 1865, former general james longstreet will welcome james longstreet jr. one of his children. and to give you an idea of how confusing things can get in a war, especially towards the end of it, on may 12th, 1865, colonel w.h.dickey sent a message to general clapp in louisiana. he wrote davis, benjamin, and other prominent officers of the confederate government crossed the river mississippi one week ago today 13 miles above ft. adams. lieutenant general longstreet accompanies them. there is no doubt whatever the truth of this information. this message was sent on may 12th. davis was captured may 10th in georgia. nowhere near the mississippi. and longstreet himself was still back in virginia. so things get a little confusing toward the end of the war. and actually on may 24th, longstreet asks permission to visit washington, d.c. on an important private business. and on may 25th, longstreet would take the oath -- would take the am

and plus kind of like -- i guess you can say i grew up in lynchburg, going down to lynchburg like everyversity. i just wanted to be close to home. >> yeah. and you ended up actually taking a job working for them as an admissions counselor. why? >> umm, i guess one of the reasons why because of the benefits. i definitely needed the benefits and plus i wanted to get my masters degree, as well. of course, liberty was going to pay for that. so i was like okay, cool, awesome. so basically that's the main reason i took the job. >> yeah. and i don't know if you were involved in athletics, but part of the slate story about liberty and about athletes leaving a lot of black athletes leaving. it says liberty university poured millions into sports and now black athletes are leaving. that was the headline. there's attention that's been growing at the school between a culture of subtle hostility towards minorities and the president of liberty's desire to turn the athletic program into one of the nation's best, depending on the recruitment of talented black athletes. can you talk about that, the unive

kitty dennis quaid via zoom and this weekend jim eagle flight from la to lynchburg to pick up the new office pet maybe as you naming a at animals in shelters after different celebrities unseeded bites we've already talked about that we're like all right so everyone pick your top 3 favorite celebrities. >>hey it worked for dennis quaid the cat and he's already mastered his close-up. >>and that was lindsey ward reporting for us the pet show podcast is available for download twice a week you if you'd like to tune in that wraps up kron 4 news >>news stations. you're watching kron 4 news at 9. >>the same piece we want to be able to have some closure be able to do something with his legacy. >>now at 9 a berkeley family still seeking justice for years later tomorrow marks the 4th anniversary of terrance mccrary is a death. good evening, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis a terrance was shot and killed by a stray bullet while attending an oakland party back in 2016. i first taylor bisacky return to the scene with his family tonight. >>this is the area where terrence lost his life for years ago on

allegiances that announced 9/11 was the result of homosexuality in america that falwell is from lynchburghat do they think they are doing? that is back to blood. they are both virginians so if you want to hear some more of this theory but everybody identifies with a status group. that if carved in stone would make your group the most important. i was in a country store during the second world war. and as it is not just that simple and you just get them over there. [laughter] and then i'll tell you what i will do. and then i will ring the bell and then i'll shoot. another good old boy said i'm sure it's not that simple you just can't go barging in. i will hide the rifle underneath i will get to the back of the place and when he when it gets dark i will hide behind the tree and in the morning when he comes out to p-letter i will shoot him. [laughter] so the good old boys that is their thinking. that the government is useless you can't even count on them to defend you. and with the ownership of guns. and they want to go shoot hitler if the government won't. and they are perfectly comfortable

lee himself had ridden towards new hope church along the richmond -- lynchburg road. he thought that's where he was going to meet grant. and that's when his staff officer colonel marshal received grant's third letter and lee responds with his third letter. and now lee is going to state, i now request an interview for that purpose. lee now sees there's no option but to surrender his army of northern virginia. but the squirmishers are approaching where lee is. lee is in between the two lines waiting for a message from grant to come back. and the union is advancing on him. that's when he has to leave and he sends a message to general mead. and mead sends one back suggesting that lee write a fourth letter to grant. and this was sent through chariton's lines because grant has moved from lee's rear toward lee's front. he's not where lee was expecting him. that's why mead is suggesting he send another letter, it will get to him a lot quicker. and lee's fourth letter is going to state, i request an interview at such time and place as you may designate to discuss the terms of

. >> dennis the human heard his 6-year-old namesake was at the lynchburg humane society in virginia andrever home reaching out to the initially thought they were being pranked. the actor who happens to co-host "the pet show" opening up about his new pal saying, quote, i'm out to save all the dennis quaids of the world. we wish dennis quaid and dennis quaid a happy life together. and, dan, i know if there's a cat named dan harris -- >> oh, yeah. >> daniel b. harris. >> my worry is that some shelter out there is going to name a bunch of cats dan harris. >> a bunch of them. >> overrun at my home. i would kind of like it. my wife -- >> you can add to your wayward animal farm. >> more cat socks. >> i don't think it's your decision how many more cats you have. >> i sometimes refer to my colleagues as my wayward animal farm. >> oh, stop. >> there you go. >> i'm trying to get whit to stop scooting on the carpet. anyway -- >> bad habits. >> yeah, okay. just letting the awkward laughter percolate. >>> now to our "gma" cover story, with many schools closed, families are turning to learning pods, a

s leadership at liberty university in lynchburg, virginia, come after giancarlo granda claimed in anhad a years-long sexual relationship involving falwell's wife and the evangelical leader. granda said he was 20 when he met the falwells while working as a pool attendant at a miami beach hotel in march of 2012. granda said their relationship continued until 2018 and involved him having sex with becki falwell while jerry fa falwell looked on. granda shared evidence to support his account, including this phone call. >> he was telling every time he has sex with people like to hurt my feelings or something. >> trying to make her jealous. >> but falwell's story is different. he issued a statement saying his wife had an inappropriate personal relationship with a man they had first met while on vacation and later went into business with. he w on to write he was not involved in the affair, but the man began threatening to publicly reveal the relations w agreed to pay him substantial monies. unite behind donald trump and mike pence. >> falwell, who spoke at the 2016 republican national convent

jerry falwell started that in lynchburg, virginia, and i think he just wanted to join the stop e.r.a. movement. >> he talked about you being one of the keys for his starting it. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> how did he do it? what -- how did he -- did he call you? >> he even invited me to talk in his church. he said he didn't believe in ordaining women, but he might ordain me. if he was going to ordain a woman -- >> some more questions? yes, cadet? >> miss schlafly, gay marriage is seen as such a real, dangerous threat in our society that we need constitutional amendments to ban it. yet at the same time, nobody's really -- you don't really see anyone proposing similar legislation or amendments to ban or outlaw divorc,e which i think has proved a more existential threat to marriage and the american family. is there an inherent inconsistency there? >> well, i -- i agree with you. i think that ronald reagan said signing the easy divorce law in california, which started that trend, was the worst mistake he ever made. and if you've read michael reagan's book about how he used to sit on the curb of t

i think maybe it was lynchburg.in a hotel on weekends and he kept doing that and they hired him and his daughter out of slavery so it goes back to that individual who got out of slavery by paying off his owner's fee. communication with underground railroad folks if you were caught you would be put to dea death. in my book she comes from georgia. it didn't operate that far south. he would never make it through the carolinas. you could escape south if you were that far south but there's so many different ways people communicated and again if you were caught you could be jailed, beaten to death. >> host: marshall, houston. good afternoon. >> caller: thank you both for this. two questions come in do you need to come from an m. s. a program to become an agent and what if you write different genres how do you settle on an agent and hel for help as an agt settle on new? thank you. >> guest: thank you and good luck with your writing. half of my friends that wright did go to grad school and some that end. for me my apprentic