and what he will eventually early is he successfully defend the town of lynchburg at the tt of lynchburg and 18th, 1864, a two day battle of lynchburg, early wins that fight. and why that is important. when david hunter retreats away from the engagement, he does not retreat back down the valley. he does not go back to harpers ferry. he hops over the mountains into the canal valley of west virginia. all right. so if you're jubal early and you've just secured lynchburg and you've saved the railroad town, this, that and the other, you've got three choices to make choice. one, stay in the sure there's no other union threats. choice two, go back to lee. lee at this point is in is in petersburg. he could certainly use the help or choice three go north. it's a risky maneuver but everybody is aware of what's coming up in november. abraham lincoln is up for reelection in november. nobody yet knows who will run against him. right. the democratic national convention won't meet until august, but they know somebody. and so if if the confederacy and jubal early can makehicostly ane embarrassing to the

in lynchburg, the kidnapping was big news.nd captured heiko driving his use mercedes coop. there you are in your fancy car. >> yes. >> you must be worth millions. >> that was the wrong, wrong impression. >> i'm not a rich person, but i will give whatever i can get together. okay? >> we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. okay? >> heiko was lucky in this. when mr. so made his demands, some of the most experienced fbi hostage negotiations in the country were right there listening in. ready to point out the right way for heiko to respond. literally. >> these are for general visual prompts that we want heiko to think about. we have other questions related to kevin and gerfa, that we think are important for heiko taken sitter. and while we're doing that, we're going to write notes down and pass them to heiko, who would read it and then hopefully introduce it to the conversation. >> where is my wife? can i talk to her? is she okay? where is my son? >> yeah, no. your son is -- >> can i talk to them? i want to

escuelas, que es es homestead fremont y luego otras escuelas, las otras escuelas afectadas serían lynchburgecer esa no es la primera vez que la preparatoria fremont en sunnyvale recibe esta clase de amenazas. el año pasado ha habido muchos, esos de esos de amenaza de la escuela y pues yo pienso que que tenemos que preparar para esto porque no sabemos qué. >> qué mentalidad tiene lo demás, verdad? y yo pienso que todos los papás están preocupados por esto, lo que está pasando y aunque el miércoles hubo gran actividad policial, los padres aseguran que esto no es suficiente. >> como más protegido, pero tampoco no estamos protegido, porque puede ser que un, un una bomba o un así de que traiga pistola o rifle. >> es muy peligroso. >> durante el miércoles se vio la presencia de 2 patrullas de policía en la escuela lynchburg en san josé, lo mismo en la preparatoria fremont, en sunnyvale y olmstead en cupertino. >> a number of additional officers. varios oficiales estuvieron en servicio. >> lisbeth es estudiante de noveno grado de la preparatoria fremont y nos dijo que ella decidió asistir a clase

this happens in lynchburg as well and in places as far as winchester.as surprised at the number in winchester. somewhere around 2,000 that i found so far and i'm sure that there are more out there. hancock is the command and he not only hasck the exchange of letters but he has that published throughout the lower valley and i think that is evidence of this did happen for any naysayers that might not believe we have surrendered. he issuess stern warnings get yourself paroled or be arrested and you will be imprisoned and this does happen. those men that are willing to comeos on their own will be paroled and those that are not are hauled off to prison and who knows when or at least they don't know when that moment so throughout virginia, the northern neck, the valley even down into the carolinas they are finding their way to other union officials and being paroled. >> so it happens everywhere and he's the person a lot of people surrender to. what was i thinking about this brings us to not everybody gets these generous terms. there's onene confederate officr

so that your themselves that happens in lynchburg as well basis as far as winchester. i was really surprised at the number of men paroled in winchester. somewhere around 2000 i found so far. i'm sure there are more out there winfield scott hancock is there and he not only has the exchange of letters between lee and grant, he has that published, printed, nailed up throughout winchester and the lower valley. i think that's evidence of look this really did happen for any naysayers who might not believe we have surrendered, here is evidence. he issued stern, come in, get yourself paroled or be arrested and be in prison. this does happen in some instances he sends calvary up and down the shenandoah valley. those men who are willing to come in on their own will be paroled. those that aren't, or hold off two prisons and who knows when they will be paroled or they do not know in that moment. so throughout virginia the northern neck, that pencil of the shenandoah valley west virginia maryland even down to the carolinas men from lee's army are finding their way to other union of

with interest or i'm turning your fair city into a collection agency sign j esquire attorney a law lynchburg virginia joe borelli goes to his grave thinking york still owes money. three years ago, on behalf the york civil war roundtable, one of my friends who was speaking at the lynchburg civil war roundtable went to his grave with a ten penny nail and it on bill up with a dollar bill and a note. dear, gentle, early. this is the last book you will ever get from pennsylvania. all right, bridge is gone now. everybody's concentrated. it's joe. why joe not? dillsburg. i got a fine job early. he's not joyriding. he's trying obey orders by ada. no everybody's gone to gettysburg. all those roads leading back to gettysburg. oh, by the way, jubilee. it's one more note for the city of york. i should have burned your town to the ground. you know, you've been doing that in the south. you've been burning our town south, but we're gentlemen don't do that kind of thing like you yankees do. we don't do that are gentlemen. we all were shot up, burned your town down. maybe the next time i come, i might. 1864

. >> durante el miércoles se vio la presencia de 2 patrullas de policía en la escuela lynchburg en saniante de noveno grado de la preparatoria fremont y nos dijo que ella decidió asistir a clase porque no tenía miedo a esas amenazas. >> no tanto porque creen que no era de verdad que nomás estaban haciendo como para como asustar a la gente. >> las autoridades dijeron que no tienen motivos para creer que se trata de una amenaza creíble. sin embargo, este incidente continúa bajo investigación en horas de la tarde, el distrito escolar de fremont union envió otro correo electrónico a muchos padres de familia diciéndoles que esas amenazas se trataban de un engaño. desde sunnyvale, soy jessica gallegos, noticiero de telemundo 48. corte comercial. encuentran a 6 personas muertas en una comunidad desértica del sur de california. en el lugar fueron encontrados 2 vehículos y una propuesta de ley estatal. >> promete más seguridad en las carreteras, pero tiene algunos conductores de la bahía con dudas. le vamos a explicar. además lanzan un programa piloto para ofrecer descuentos a conductores que u

lynchburg, virginia, independent line, we'll hear from robert, thanks for waiting. go ahead. caller: thank you, sir, i appreciate it. i have a couple things here. i endured biden's speech yesterday. he was telling the truth. also, people always, especially republicans, say the blacks are voting for biden for a democrat, but all the racists when they was in the democratic party, they switched to the republican party. so that's where the blacks vote for the democrats now because all the racists went to the republican party. and we got some gullible people out here following trump and will be just like jim jones. host: back to the president's speech, you said he told the truth yesterday. give me an example. caller: when he said that trump was trying to dismantle democracy, which he is. and trump is always play by himself. people are so gullible, they'll follow him like people follow jim jones. and i'm an independent. i vote for cheney or chris christie, at least they telling the truth and i'm not a republican or a democrat. i just tell it like it is. host: let's hear from leo fr

i looked over to my left and sergeant clarence of lynchburg, virginia. i always mention their names and where they came from. i don't want people to forget about them. clarence robertson was staggering by me without his helmet. gaping hole in the left side of his forehead, his blond was streaked with blood. i was yelling, get down! and this used to be my nightmare is appealing. get down because i never forgot that scene. and i guess he couldn't hear me anyway. the on that beach was horrendous all these shells coming. i got flamethrowers blowing up with the guys getting on fire a noise was, was tremendous and it went on for seven years before he had the idea, he had actually tried to convince members of congress to do a world war two museum or a d-day museum and his offices in the research center where he was collecting, transcribing these oral histories. and gunter was ed and these would come in and and he'd say, come here and listen to this. and it be a story like that or. listen to this audio tape or this transcribe. this stuff is great stuff. we're sa

i looked over to my left and sergeant clarence of lynchburg, virginia. i always mention their names and where they came from. i don't want people to forget about them. clarence robertson was staggering by me without his helmet. gaping hole in the left side of his forehead, his blond was streaked with blood. i was yelling, get down! and this used to be my nightmare is appealing. get down because i never forgot that scene. and i guess he couldn't hear me anyway. the on that beach was horrendous all these shells coming. i got flamethrowers blowing up with the guys getting on fire a noise was, was tremendous and it went on for seven years before he had the idea, he had actually tried to convince members of congress to do a world war two museum or a d-day museum and his offices in the research center where he was collecting, transcribing these oral histories. and gunter was ed and these would come in and and he'd say, come here and listen to this. and it be a story like that or. listen to this audio tape or this transcribe. this stuff is great stuff. we're sa

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back to the themes of the president's speech, yesterday, lynchburg, virginia, thanks for waiting.aller: thank you. i appreciate it. i have a couple of things here. i enjoyed biden's speech yesterday. he was telling the truth. also, people always come especially the republicans, saying the blacks are voting for biden for democrat. the racists in the democratic party switched to the republican party. that is why the blacks vote for democrats now, because the racists went to the republican party. they switched parties. we have some gullible people out here following trump. like jim jones. host: the president's speech, you said that he told the truth. give me an example. caller: when he said that trump was trying to dismantle democracy, which he is. trump is always for his self. people are so gullible they will follow him just like people follow jim jones. i'm an independent. i would vote for cheney or chris christie. i am not a republican or democrat. i just tell it like it is. host: leo in illinois, republican line, hi. caller: good morning. the biden speech and nikki haley's commen