oxygen have been airlifted to a city that's been overwhelmed by a surge in coronavirus people in manassas are being curing in the streets to bile surgeon in a desperate bid to keep loved ones alive. in the u.s. the incoming biden administration is planning to use executive orders to undo several of president donald trump's landmark policies and includes reversing the so-called muslim travel ban which trump an act of the week after taking office the policy barred entry of foreign nationals from muslim majority countries and led to widespread protests and a gallagher's in miami and looks at what the future may hold for the policy. fulfilling a campaign promise to enact extreme vetting president trump signed an executive order temporarily banning travel from 7 muslim majority countries in january 2017 the president's reasoning to make america safe and this is the rejection of the nation from foreign terrorists and including. in the aftermath protests broke out at airports across the country as those fleeing violence and trying to reunite with their families were prevented from entering the u

they, have already gotten bad press because of plundering, and they did not do well at second manassas either, again, because a bad generalship, not because of their own poor showing in the fighting. here, once again, they are poorly deployed. and they are attacked and surprised. and most of the 11th corps is badly routed. however, there is more to the story than that. here is a picture of oliver otis howard in his major general's uniform. howard refused to listen to warnings from german american scouts who told him that his corps was about to be flanked by arch bodies of confederates and he did not want to believe it. neither did, for the most part army commander joseph hooker. and the germans started to realize in the late afternoon they were going to get attacked. some of them try to realign for the attack, but were denied permission. all of this is going to end up in the german language press, but not in the anglo american press. this is an artist's rendering of the attack by stonewall jackson. you see a soldier in blue being driven ahead at the point of the bayonet. it was truly o

they, have already gotten bad press because of plundering, and they did not do well at second manassas either, again, because a bad generalship, not because of their own poor showing in the fighting. here, once again, they are poorly deployed. and they are attacked and surprised. and most of the 11th corps is badly routed. however, there is more to the story than that. here is a picture of oliver otis howard in his major general's uniform. howard refused to listen to warnings from german american scouts who told him that his corps was about to be flanked by arch bodies of confederates and he did not want to believe it. neither did, for the most part army commander joseph hooker. and the germans started to realize in the late afternoon they were going to get attacked. some of them try to realign for the attack, but were denied permission. all of this is going to end up in the german language press, but not in the anglo american press. this is an artist's rendering of the attack by stonewall jackson. you see a soldier in blue being driven ahead at the point of the bayonet. it was truly o

the battle of manassas took place about 20 miles in this direction.oldiers were brought into alexandria to be healed by these nurses. when we think about nurses during the civil war, people like dorothea dix might come to mind, and she was essential in helping the field takeoff during the war. she was able to appoint 15%, or 3000 of the medical staff during the war, including nurses here in alexandria. nurses here in alexandria were not only white women who were widowed or older, they were women that were from all backgrounds, all stages in life, including african-american women. however, african-american women who practices that practiced as nurses -- that practiced as nurses and they could get away with paying them less. women were able to make this practice more of a field for women, however they did get pushback from medical surgeons who were predominantly men, and these men would tell women they ceased to be women if they started practicing medicine. there was a lot of discrimination within the field, but women, including dorothea dix pushed past

they already had bad press because of this plundering and they didn't do well it manassas either.are attacked, big surprise, and most of the 11th core is badly routed. however, there is more to the story than that. next slide. there is a picture of oliver otis howard in his major generals uniform. howard refused to listen to warnings from german american scouts who told him his core was about to be flanked by large bodies of confederates. he didn't want to believe it. neither did army commander joseph hooker. the germans started to realize in the late afternoon they were going to get attacked. some of them tried to realign, but were denied permission. all of this will end up in a german language press, but not in the angle american press this is an artist rendering of the attack on stonewall jackson. you see a soldier in blue being driven ahead at the point of a bayonet. it was truly one of the worst defeats of the union army in the entire war. the attack on the 11th core set up the overall defeat. by the time the battle was over, two days later, the germans had become scapegoats

the reason it was so resented was because at chancellorsville as at second manassas and other battleswhich the german ñ' participating in, they did figh÷ very hard. there were three stands to hold back jackson's attack at chancellorsville. this was reported in the german language press but not the anglo american press. therein lies the rub. the germans believed as did their civilian loved ones back home that they fought as well as expected after being surprised by the enemy. the anglo american press didn't pay attention to this nuance because it was looking for a scapegoat and was still influenced by nativistic tendencies. next slide, please. this is an example of a german language newspaper from the american civil war. they did not have as many maps or pictorials as the english language papers and my research over these many decades, i no longer am focusing on the germans in the war. this is what i cut my scholarly teeth on 20 years ago. i'm still fascinated by them. one of the reasons is because of the uniqueness of their papers. you really have to learn how to read old german scrip

collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections hospitals and hospitals in the state's capital manassas are running out of beds and oxygen president elect joe biden has unveiled a $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus plan for the pandemic hit us economy it includes more than $400000000000.00 to boost the response to corona virus and speed up the vaccine rollout the crisis of deep human suffering is in plain sight and there's no time to waste we have to act we have to act now this is what economists are telling us warren fort lee it's what the values we hold dear in our hearts as americans are telling us a growing chorus of trauma a top economists agree that the moment of crisis in this moment of crisis with interest rates at historic lows we cannot afford inaction securities being stepped up in the u.s. capital as the f.b.i. reports extensive online chatter about threats to president elect joe biden's inauguration next week 20000 national guard troops are expected in washington d.c. in the lead up to the event. i shallow 6.2 magnitude quake has hit indonesia's soloway z. island killing at le

greatly impacted on the severity of the virus also the specialist care hospital infrastructure in manassas is quite small in percentage terms. by the more modern. war but as the ambulances keep coming in a country 2nd only to the us in corona virus deaths there is plenty of blame to go around. a powerful earthquake in indonesia has killed at least 42 people and injured hundreds more the quake struck late at night on the island of so the ways in damaging many buildings in and around the district capital. authorities fear more victims are trapped in the rubble and they're warning that strong aftershocks could trigger a tsunami. in the rubble rescuers look for victims and survivors the poor weather hampering the search the hardest hit city as in the mood you woke up to devastation following a 6.2 magnitude quake just after midnight the search for survivors is still under way. and one of the. good deed being gutted by a partner of the search and rescue aging with as he has deployed 4 groups who have been sent to several locations in memory to safety. at the moment and we are still the evacuati

cylinders from one place to the other the other thing that we must take into account is that at 7 pm in manassas time begins the curfew so these people know that they will not be able to wait any longer on the streets. a 2nd batch of the russian made covert 19 vaccine is arrived in the argentinian capital it was the 1st country in latin america to approve the sputnik vaccine last month it began inoculating its citizens after receiving 300000 doses medical workers were the 1st to receive the jab brazil has been considering russia's vaccine for emergency use but denied the request on saturday the country's health regulator said it wasn't provided that the quiz assurances on sputnik's clinical trials and potential manufacturing issues. isn't one aside as he says despite the vaccines still has a growing problem. so this year arrival of the 2nd batch of 300000 doses of the sputnik vaccine from russia a 16 hour flight from moscow to one of cyrus those that scenes and have now been loaded on to refrigerated trucks and taken the length and breadth of this huge country to the capitals of the 23 provinces

cylinders from one place to the other the other thing that we must take into account is that at 7 pm in manassas time begins the curfew so these people know that they will not be able to wait any longer on the streets. india has begun one of the biggest and most challenging vaccination campaigns in the world to have 300000000 people vaccinated in 6 months but some are questioning the use of one locally develops vaccine elizabeth for all of them explains. these health care workers are registering to receive one of 2 vaccines approved for use and dhea 3 100000 medical professionals are being vaccinated at 3000 sites around the country on saturday including couldn't drive and. i'm a little bit scared but i'm also happy that we're being vaccinated 1st i've been named as one of the 1st so i'm happy about it and i want everyone to get vaccinated so we can and hope it. the government is planning to vaccinate $300000000.00 people in the 1st half of this year 30000000 frontline workers and health care sanitation the police the army and disaster management will be inoculated in the 1st few months they'll

something fuzzier we're always doing what we have to do the problem in manassas terrible but we've done our part by providing resources and means today the armed forces have launched a field hospital that the health minister was then on monday and provided oxygen but truth is that the federal government did not do everything and. it's true that the government of the state of mind was to blame in a sense that it did try to shut down commerce before but public pressure to keep things open was so great that the governor. then we went back on his idea so people weren't taking measures they should know social distancing and that sort of thing but it's also true that the president of brazil has set a bad example from the start he's always done the mining he said that he himself that will not take effect so it's not very clear the message 5 that he's sending brazilians and we must remember that vaccination has yet to start and it's not very organized eyes. in the coming. back did to be the world's largest covert 19 immunization campaign concerns about the virus has not stopped thousands of hin

cylinders from one place to the other the other thing that we must take into account is that at 7 pm in manassastime begins the curfew sylvie's people know that they will not be able to wait any longer on the streets india has begun its vaccination campaign one of the biggest and most challenging in the world state government data shows $52.00 health care workers received the 1st dose on saturday suffered side effects critics are questioning the use of one locally developed vaccine that hasn't yet completed trials and as with iran a reports. these health care workers are registering to receive one of 2 vaccines approved for use in india 3 100000 medical professionals are being vaccinated at 3000 sites around the country on saturday including kitten driver. i'm a little bit scared but i'm also happy that we're being vaccinated 1st i've been named as one of the 1st so i'm happy about it and i want everyone to get back to nature it so we can end hope it the government is planning to vaccinate 300000000 people in the 1st half of the seer 30000000 front line workers in health care sanitation the poli

at home order or monica yant caves in rio de janeiro monica tell us more about the situation in manassas wellman as has been the situation is very critical it escalated from one day to the worst already no room at the hospitals there is no room in the cemeteries to various people but now today there was no oxygen and health workers were so desperate that they were asking for help trying to juggle around these oxygen cylinders and asking people just to give whatever they could to the hospitals and here is pretty much what they had to say. god. have mercy on us we are in a deplorable situation we have simply run out of oxygen in an entire health care unit we have no. there are a lot of people dying if anyone has any oxygen available please send it to us at the redemption clinic piece in this video to everyone please they are many people dying please put the love of god. this is chaos we were seeing just small stock of oxygen but it will only last 2 hours. this is so. we need oxygen we have one cylinder for 5 people in one room doctors amazing patients take turns breathing for the love of g

have been airlifted to a city that's been overwhelmed by a surge in coronavirus cases people in manassas have been queuing in the streets to buy oxygen and a desperate bid to keep loved ones alive to new coronavirus variants are spreading rapidly throughout the capital of on the so in the state of hospitals a buckling under the strain the military has been flying critically ill patients to all those states for the hospitals are better equipped well monica and i think of is in the she's joining us live i would imagine but the fact that there is some oxygen getting in is a relief to those who've been desperately waiting for it but what's the situation there in. well like we're standing right now in front of the hospital is the of the hospital called august 28th and it's there was no oxygen here until recently today the situation is much better than yesterday because the oxygen has arrived but we've also seen families desperate because they say it arrived late we spoke with propofol who just lost to. a woman who just lost her brother in law and she said that her sister had gone out had been

biggest city in the ra i nfo rest after the biggest city in the rainforest was overrun by cases, manassas9. it's a picture that is being repeated throughout brazil. hospital beds filling up, medical teams working relentlessly. 0n the very day brazil registered 200,000 apps, it also clocked another unwelcome record, nearly 88,000 new cases in 24—hour is, the highest number since the pandemic began. in total, nearly 8 million people in south america's largest economy have been infected. but it feels like the pandemic has been forgotten here, it is peak summer, holiday season, people are relaxing and dropping their guard. it doesn't help that the country's leader refuses to ta ke country's leader refuses to take it seriously. this was president bolsonaro on new year's day, doing what he has a lwa ys year's day, doing what he has always done, very little when it comes to setting an example to try and curb the spread of the virus. translation: we mourn today, we are surpassing 200,000 deaths, but life goes on, we are deeply sorry. i'm worried about my mother, who is 93 years old. if you contra

setbacks brazil has started its nationwide coronavirus vaccination program for people in the city of manassas the gateway to the amazon rain forest vaccines just can't come soon enough the health system that is on the verge of collapse as oxygen supplies a dwindling one of our kids is that. the war room was set up in a warehouse where millions of coded 1000 vaccines had been stored on monday health minister. gave governors the order to distribute them throughout brazil. this is the 1st step towards the largest vaccination campaign in the world this is our mission in the world. but for many families in the northern city of my mouse on the edge of the amazon rain forest the order comes too late. struggled all week to keep her husband alive then the hospital ran out of oxygen most is what the before dog solution i tried buying an oxygen cylinder but couldn't find one he died because he had no air do you know what it means for a person to try to breathe and not to be able to to beg for and suffocate he had so many projects for the future now he's gone. in one hour we witnessed 3 burials one after

hospitals are also at breaking point in neighboring peru and the brazilian amazon city of manassas mexico has the world's 4th highest death toll and continues to record thousands of new cases every day are left in america editor you see in human reports now from santiago. right now infections have been surpassing 4000 a day which is already incredibly high in the last week alone just to give you an idea they've risen 36 percent if they reach 6 percent we will be at what the experts call a breaking point but if they surpass that and reach 9 percent that is what health experts say would be catastrophic already a hospital are struggling to deal with infections in many parts of the country we're seeing people being medivac from one part of the country to others where hospitals have more critical care units available so it is a very very difficult situation indeed made worse by the fact that we're in the middle of the summer season people are on holidays they want to go to the beach they want to go from one part of the country to the other there are already indications that a far more contagio

their journey brazil has started a long awaited 1000 vaccine distribution program for people in manassas the gateway to the amazon rain forest thanks a nation's can't come quickly enough the health system there is now on the verge of collapse. flooding in indonesia has killed at least 15 people forced tens of thousands from their homes to it's been raining heavily in south kalimantan province for more than a week rivers have burst their banks submerging villages and towns the italian prime minister. has been addressing senators as he fights to save his ruling coalition on monday conti one of vote of no confidence in the other chamber of parliament the lower house. several people have been arrested in st petersburg today they've been protesting in support of the kremlin critic collection of al mi the russian opposition politician was arrested at an airport in moscow on sunday it just touched down from germany where he'd spent 5 months recovering after having been poisoned. a thai court has handed a record 43 year jail sentence to a woman for insulting the king the former civil servant was

of that focus on the war goes to virginia where a lot of he fighting is going to happen such as manassasefore sumter stood as the symbol of where the first shot was fired. what happens to anderson and his men? they are greeted as heroes. thousands come to see the actual flag that they brought back with them that have been fired on by he confederates. like i said many of them are going to go off and do much bigger things during the civil war. some of them are going to die of disease and other things like that. one of the more interesting stories is the man you see in the back row second from the right. his name was richard mead and he was a virginian who fought with anderson's men during the battle. but when virginia succeeds on april 17 he resigns and joins the confederate army. he will actually fight against the union before he dies of isease during the war. the union is going to come back n 1861 to south carolina and the confederates are quick to fortify the entire harbor. you can see the massive amount of earthworks around the arbor. the union is going to eventually make that one of t

by something fuzzier we're always doing what we have to do the problem in manassas terrible but we've done our part by providing resources and means today the armed forces have launched a field hospital that the health minister was then on monday and provided oxygen but truth is that the federal government did not do everything but it's true that the government of the state of mind was to blame in a sense that it did try to shut down commerce before but public pressure to keep things open was so great that the governor. then we went back on his idea so people weren't taking that measures they should know social distancing and that sort of thing but it's also true that the president of brazil was that a bad example from the start he's always played. well not exactly so it's not very clear the message that sending brazilians and we must remember that vaccination hard yet start and it's not very organized. you know as president elect joe biden has outlined his plan to inoculate 100000000 people within his 1st 100 days in office it invoke a cold war era law to help boost the production of

cylinders from one place to the other the other thing that we must take into account is that at 7 pm in manassas time begins the curfew sylvie's people know that they will not be able to wait any longer on the streets and then coming by administration is planning to use executive orders to undo several of president donald trump's lundborg policies and link through to reversing tom's so-called muslim child and rejoining the powerless climate agreement. joe biden has also picked his science adviser and elevated the post to a cabinet position he says eric lander will lead with science and truth to combat the coronavirus pandemic climate crisis and other challenges landers a former mathematician and serves as an advisor to president barack obama those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the family hosni mubarak story goodbye 'd 'd. on the 3rd of august 25th in the trial of the former president of egypt hosni mubarak for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters began in cairo. along with mubarak in the cage where his 2 sons. face for me into their ministers and 6 x.

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greatly impacted on the severity of the virus also the specialist care hospital infrastructure in manassas is quite small in percentage terms are you. going to. be more about. wall but as the ambulances keep coming in a country 2nd only to the us in corona virus deaths there is plenty of blame to go around us vaccine manufacturer finds or has told the european commission it will not be able to fulfill all of its promise deliveries in the coming weeks that's because of building work intended to boost production at its plant and belgium where the e.u. member states depended on the fines or vaccine for their immunization programs it's a major setback in europe's battle against the pandemic. pfizer's plan where it's from here that every country in the world except the us will be supplied with its vaccine it's a complicated manufacturing process doses have to be kept at ultra low temperatures in the united states that deliveries could be delayed commits a complete surprise to the e.u. . these are all of course a question that pfizer company has to answer i think it is very important that immedi

than $1000000.00 people but that's less than half of one percent of the population in cities like manassas which is the gateway to the amazon rainforest well it's still faces a shortage of oxygen in hospitals corruption scandals are also hampering the vaccine rollout monica yannick you have has more now from rio de janeiro. i knew back to vaccines has arrived in my mouse and inoculations have resumed after being suspended for a week the vaccination program team under scrutiny after local off already as work you have favoring themselves and friends by skipping the line and taking shots ahead of health workers and the elderly to field hospitals have been set up in my mouth where patients must wait for room in shock or are they to me were swapped field hospital should help us redistribute patients. but this the largest city in the brazilian amazon still uses a shortage of oxygen and health workers have been working around the clock to keep patients from suffocating to death like many both anything he does and didn't make it was you ask a nurse to hope for you and she says she can't do anythin

vaccination program being delayed in states a lockdown is being imposed monday as hospitals in the capital manassas remain overwhelmed by infections reports from rio de janeiro ok you know you hear her she was mine my god is among the lucky few in my nose the cause of the worst of the thank god i am much better after a lot of work at physiotherapy it is called me a lot of hospitals in the largest city of the brazilian amazon have no room and oxygen is scarce to new strains of the corona virus have only made things worse my family and. we were told to treat him at home because they have no capacity to receive more patients results or lack of oxygen tanks for patients and the court those are full. many have died of suffocation but as mad as children were able to see their 60 year old father by improvising in emergency care unit in his home they bought an oxygen cylinder on the black market and hired physiotherapists to help him breathe oh my dear it's a war with no gunshots but there are fatal victims the federal government and other states have helped my mouse and other cities of the amazon a state

weeks of setbacks brazil has started its nationwide coronavirus vaccination program for people in manassas the gateway to the amazon rain forest vaccines can come soon enough the health system there is on the verge of collapse as oxygen supplies are dwindling monica was there. the war room was set up in a warehouse where millions of coded 1000 vaccines had been stored on monday health minister. gave governors the order to distribute them throughout brazil. this is the 1st step towards the largest vaccination campaign in the world this is our mission in the world. but for many families in the northern city of my mouse on the edge of the amazon rain forest the order comes to late. struggled a week to keep her husband alive in the hospital ran out of oxygen moses what do before doug solution i tried buying an oxygen cylinder but couldn't find one and he died because he had no air do you know what it means for a person to try to breathe and not to be able to to beg for air and suffocate he had so many projects for the future now he's gone. in one hour we witnessed 3 burials one after the other

brazil's amazon where hospitals are overwhelmed by coronavirus cases people in the state capital manassas have been queuing in the streets to buy oxygen trying to help critically ill loved ones to new coronavirus variance is spreading rapidly across the city the military's been taking some patients to other states where hospitals are better equipped. monica is in the house and she has more on this need for oxygen. the situation here in ma now is the capital of the amazon the state is very dramatic these people that you see here behind me are in line with their oxygen cylinders waiting for them to be filled up in this factory and they've been they put their names on a list and they're waiting to be called now this is not the only place where they've been we've been following these people around and they've come from other factories that have run out of supply so they're going from one place to the other leaving their names behind waiting in the sun and the heat to be able to bring some a breath or are some oxygen some hope for hospitals where their families and their loved ones are now the

we've talked on several occasions over the last few weeks about the situation in the city of manassas in brazil particularly with regard to the supply of which the city had been running out of to bring us up to date with what the situation is there. well the federal government other states and even neighboring bin it's where i have spent oxygen cylinders to my mouse the situation was a little bit better but oxygen runs out very fast because defections are spreading very fast the new strain is very infectious so there's that problem and the vaccines have arrived by now started its vaccination campaign but it had to be put on a hole and one of the reasons was corruption. rich businessmen skipped the line and and started being vaccinated i had. worse unfortunately sirius's wants to be fascinated according to the local press. monica thank you very much indeed we are having a few problems with the line to you there in the realization at all but thanks very much indeed monica from rio de janeiro. argentina's more than 3 weeks into a mass vaccination drive using russia's sputnik vaccine was

where hospitals are crippled by another wave of coronavirus cases people in the regional capital manassas have been queuing in the streets to buy oxygen trying to help critically ill loved ones to new coronavirus for instance spreading rapidly through the city and then it's just been flying some patients to other states where hospitals a better equipped lived out of an awesome serious want to visit what is the situation now in my house. well the situation is a little bit better than previous days in the sense as you were saying that the oxygen had arrived from other states but we've been this morning we were in cemeteries and there's a record number of burials just so you have an idea back in april when my house was hit by the 1st wave of the corona virus there were like 100 burials a day now waves reach 200 they're not all coded half of them approximately are but still it's a very disturbing situation people are still looking for oxygen cylinders because there are people being treated at home since there was no place in the hospital so it's a very dramatic situation people are lining up

cylinders from one place to the other the other thing that we must take into account is that at 7 pm in manassas time begins the curfew sylvie's people know that they will not be able to wait any longer on the streets it was in use our live from london still ahead joe biden goes to the top in his search for a new scientific advisor told me the details on that also the latest on this group of thousands of hunger and migrants that hoping that biden will have a more welcoming approach and then install crowd of ours concerns already affecting the build up to the 1st grand slam event of the tennis season. there's been substantial snow in central europe recently yuruk got about 30 meter of snow all in about 24 hours so yet even or so it's been quite a bit is now the take some clearing clay there was some trouble now at the moment so it's and with much of the central part of yours is set underneath there of high pressure it's cold quiet weather the cold to the east a bit more active and coming in from the west that atlantic front means significance those like in the low countries down through the up fr

end of june hospitals also at breaking point in neighboring peru in the brazilian amazon city of manassas on the stuff hospitals on able to manage the number of critical cases there let's bring it all together with our latin america edison the c n human in santiago chile 1st of all. if infections reach more than 90000 a day that is a big concern where are they at the moment. i. know it's 9000 at me correct that and hi there right now infections have been surpassing 4000 a day which is already incredibly high in the last week alone just to give you an idea they've risen 36 percent if they reach 6 percent we will be at what experts call a breaking point but if they surpass that in which 9 percent that is what health experts say would be catastrophic already of hospitals are struggling to deal with infections in many parts of the country we've seen people being medivac from one part of the country to others where hospitals have more critical care units available so it is a very very difficult situation indeed made worse by the fact that we're in the middle of the summer season people are on

short of supplies it's fairly new variant of the virus originally detected in the state capital of manassas could be more contagious but as whaler announced it will send oxygen to brazil to help with the shortages nearly 6000 people have died in them so in a state where the health system is at the point of collapse. and china is building a quarantine facility that can hold up to 3000 patients in anticipation of a spike of infections ahead of the lunar new year china has largely contained further spread of the corona virus but the resurgence in cases has raised concerns the 1st death in 8 months was reported in heber province where most of the new infections have emerged the country's health commission says more than 1000 people a currently being treated for cope with 926 of them are in serious condition. well hundreds of thousands of hindu worshippers have gathered in the indian city of for one of the world's largest religious events that's going on is headed despite the country recording more than $10000000.00 credit cards cases and there's concern whether the city's medical facilities can

"the nebraskian" reported federal troops would occupy manassas in 1861. the following night, "driving driving away the rebels who have congregated there." even after the disaster that followed, the union and dakotian opined that the reverse at bull run would only spur the north to greater efforts. washington state -- shows there was more long-term than short-term concern at this point. at one point in early 18 six into, the portland oregonian announced the federal army was trapped and about to surrender. as the war turned and lengthened, the papers generally became more careful. but not always. somehow, the union and dakotian interpreted joseph hooker's retreat across the rappahannock river as a sign that richmond was about to fall. i do not quite understand that one either. but papers were careful not to predict a date for the expected fall of vicksburg. the favorite phrase was "shortly." regarding gettysburg, the union and dakotaian stated the prospects were for capturing lee's whole army but made no prediction as to when exactly it might happen. the sa

"the nebraskan" reported federal troops occupied by manassas, driving away the rebels who have congregated there, even active the disaster that followed, the union and decoding opined that the reverse at bull run would only spur the north to greater efforts. for jones, there was more long-term than short-term concern at this point. before the oregonian announced the federal army was trapped and about the surrender, as the war turned and lengthened, the papers generally became more careful. somehow, the union and dakotian reported a retreat across the river as a sign the union was about to fall. i don't understand that one ever. the papers were careful not to predict a date for the expected fall of vicksburg. the favorite phrase was "shortly." regarding gettysburg, the papers stated the prospects were for capturing li's whole army but made no production as to when exactly it might happen. the sacramento daily union did it even better. the battle was "a substantial victory for the union arms" and lee should be satisfied with holding his ground. "the nebraska advertiser wrote, never since the

reporting may be that while the newspapers were reporting about thousands of soldiers on the fields of manassasand an teatm and gettysburg and chickamaga and yet the readers were often reading the story of just one. to discuss that story, we'll begin with mary cronin and her study, duty, honor, manhood and country. >> thank you, katrina. when the civil war began, men from every occupation and profession rushed to enlist. journalists and printers were certainly no exception. and including those in texas, which was the focus of my study. most of the state's editors firmly believed in state's rights and the institution of slavery and, therefore, they were willing to put their lives on the line to support their way of life. they also, of course, supported certain traditional southern beliefs such as duty and manhood, honor, courage, protection of the family and their own unique belief in personal independence. then, too, texas' editors also feared the chaos that could ensue if the south lost the war and lost its institution of slavery. so, this fear provided another reason for editors to apply for

i was speaking to a youth event in manassas, virginia. 150 kids were there.on god can use. i gave them story after story, example after example. in every case, it was someone who devoted themselves to god and his will and they acted upon it and that's my message to every young -- every young person. you can save a life. you can change a community. you can change the world. with god, all things are possible. ask him to show you your place and act upon it. amazing things are possible. tracy: thank you for what you do, dave. >> it's a blessing. tracy: we will head back out to the field with catherine. hey, kathryn. catherine: -- hey, catherine. catherine: joining me now, we have lauren. you have been to many march for lifes. what is different about this one? >> [indiscernible] we all [indiscernible] catherine: yes, i agree. for those who are not aware, talk about your work with live action. >> live action has 5.3 million followers. we have the largest digital footprint for the pro-life movement, educating people on the humanity of the unborn child and the horror