. >> president theodore roosevelt dedicated the striking likeness of civil war general george b mcclellannd. a generation has passed since of death of the engineer who was better at organizing armies than leading them to victory. tris a fair assumption that harbored no such feelings of hero worship for mcclelland. twice relieved of overall command by lincoln, the charismatic figure dubbed the young napoleon ran against lincoln in 1864 presidential race. , but mcclelland remained popular with his man. after his death in 1885, it was old soldiers who lobbied for the 14 foot statue on washington's connecticut avenue. the creation of sculptor is withoutcmurray's a doubt one of the cities most dashing men on horseback. unfortunately, a century of exposure to the elements, including air pollution and bird droppings left the bronze warrior in desperate need of repair. insimply power wash, coded protective wax and restored it to its original copper green you . he sits ramrod straight atop his mount, his gaze fixed southward where the traffic of 20th century washington swirls around his bivouac. >

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in june newspapers across the south noted that grant's army stood almost resizely where mcclellan's head1862, but it suffered horrendous casualties getting to the very same place. most confederates maintained hoped certain that lee and hi men would somehow inflict a fatal blow to the north's willingness to fight. in the union army that june, soldiering saw the spires of richmond just eight miles away. they recognized too how hard those last eight miles would. a pennsylvania soldier wrote of the moments and the prospects. there's a magic influence and expression as it passes from lip to lip. eight miles from richmond, boys. only eight meals from richmond. what treasure, what a restored peaceful happy and united country, and a free government did repay for the precious blood that must be shed, and the inexpressible sufferings which must be endured before this comparatively short distance can be accomplished. that pennsylvaniian likely could not have manualed just how painful the answer to that question would be. we hope you will join us, the staff here at 23red ricks burg and spotsylvania

newspapers across the south noted grant's army at cold harbor stood almost precisely where mcclellan62, but had suffered horrendous casualties in getting to the same place. they maintain great hope lee would triumph. certain that lee and his men would somehow inflict a fatal blow to the north's willingness to fight. in the union army that june, soldiers saw the spires of richmond just eight miles away. union soldiers, too, gained hope from that. but recognized, too, how hard those last eight miles would be. a pennsylvania soldier wrote of the moment, in the prospects, there's a magic influence in the expression as it passes from lip to lip. eight miles from richmond, boys. only eight miles from richmond. what treasure, what a restored peaceful happy in the united country and the a free government can pay for the precious blood that must be shed in the inexpressible sufferings that must be endured before this short distance can be ):? accomplished. that pennsylvanian could not likely have imagined just how painful the answer to that question would be. we hope that you will join us, th

this is looking like the stole leg boot house and the mcclellan family there for 20 years. come on. that's what you're paid for. this is a city. it makes perfect sense. look at those photos and when you get home tonight go to youtube to his course cost and you will -- golf course and you will see every hole. what is a capital improvement? i played the course on the first day in 1962. 1962. this place is a dump. it's a golf course we're talk about. all the other stuff great. super. it's not going to change. if brian smith gets in there great. all of the stuff is not going to change if he gets in there. he will give you guys a better deal, a better deal. think about it. it's a golf course and this guy has a good thing to offer so think about it. >> thank you. >> anyone else who would like to speak? come on up. >> hi. josh [inaudible] bright line executive director. i have so many positive things to talk about in asking and encouraging the commission to extend this lease extension. some of the stuff this gentleman said people have thought about when there is somebody with a bunch of mo

newspapers across the south noted grant's army at cold harbor stood almost precisely where mcclellan in 1862, but had suffered hor rrendous casualties in getting to the same place. they maintain great hope lee would triumph. certain that lee and his men would somehow inflict a fatal blow to the north's willingness to fight. in the union army that june, soldiers saw the spires of richmond just eight miles away. union soldiers, too, gained hope from that. but recognized, too, how hard those last eight miles would be. a pennsylvania soldier wrote of the moment, in the prospects, there's a magic influence in the expression as it passes from lip to lip. eight miles from richmond, boys. only eight miles from richmond. what treasure, what a restored peaceful happy in the united country and the a free government can pay for the precious blood that must be shed in the inexpressible sufferings that must be endured before this short distance can be accomplished. that pennsylvanian could not likely have imagined just how painful the answer to that question would be. we hope that you will join us

the list of failed union charles was long and included george mcclellan, john pope, burnside and hunker. lincoln and all of this hope of all western general, grant, and made in general chief of the union armies in march 86 teefor. never before bestowed on a union general. grant was a quiet and passive man who won battles while chain smoking cigars. he had a reputation as a strategist and never gave up. the grants 1863 victories at vicksburg and chattanooga had made in venice. when grant came to washington in march it to 64 wing kin and were secretary edward stanton for the first time he was the object of intense curiosity. granted not look the part of a great general. he was medium height, medium weight. he wore a private some nondescript blue uniform with his general stars and some on the shoulders. one man said that he was an ordinary, scrubbing looking man with a slightly seedy look. someone else had something different to say. the look of a man determined to drive his head through a brick wall. disliking washington and its show business, as he called it, grant chose to direct all th

national security and human rights lawyer kathleen mcclellan told us that rice's case is political revenge against rather than a security measure. what the justice department is demanding now from jim risin is completely unnecessary and is more about political vendetta against mr risin for publishing information the government doesn't like rather than protecting national security but whistle blowing is in the public interest it's not simply spouting off secret the government likes to portray it that way but if you look at these cases the information revealed is not just ragtag bunch of secrets it's work crimes in the case of chelsea manning it's illegal surveillance in the case of thomas drake and in the case of edward snowden in fact the government hasn't been able to show that there's been any damage to national security in reality in any of these cases. next tonight thousands of people marched in tel aviv to thank the military for its offensive against the palestinians demonstrators called on the government and the army to end hamas rocket attacks from gaza once and for all an estimated

michael brown's family ran jury began hearing evidence to they'll be a long process prosecutor of the mcclellan now a going to rush the time when >> : mid october to have everything with the completed >> : again wednesday calling for him to step aside according to d. family ties of law- enforcement. that decision is up to gov. jay nixon >> : is a more peaceful life it was a completely quiet estate and police officer has been relieved of duty for planning a semi- automatic assault rifle at a peaceful protester >> : please charge in force officer delors weapon in on escorted him away >> : the officer has been suspended indefinitely and artists of the azeri echoing growing another call for justice is one in the soft bay earlier today clergy other community leaders sought gathered outside the san jose church to show their support for the family of michael brown the people versus and they were: some recent justice for michael brown they chanted hands up we all belong among them stephen johnson the uncle the late oscar gray mare call but armed young black male oscar brand was killed by a park police

drew mcclellan started lucky lawn.com, and drew realized there aren't any other companies in southern california offering the service. the ingredients for these products have groan better over the year. they last longer and less toxic or nontoxic. the average house is $175. and he says business has doubled in the last few weeks. >> it's kind of sad. it's not good for everybody else, but for the grass business, it's very good. up to summer, you can get up to three months. i refer to it as hair dye, you you keep getting during the winter, in the dormant season, you get a good solid six months out of it. >> reporter: you just got to treat it, you know, like your hair. we better get used to it. a study by the university of california says the states allocates rights to five times more water than there is actual water here, even in a normal year. ty? >> that's a pretty cool idea. that's a great idea, paint your lawn, i guess. >>> pay to play, the nfl reportedly wants music superstars like rihanna, coldplay and katy perry to play at the super bowl halftime show. is it a smart move? or will

coach todd mcclellan says they are cleaning the plate.ormer captain joe thornton and alternate captain patrick marleau will have a chance to win their position back. >>> big move from the sharks. >> that's going to do it for us. hope to see you at 11:00. >> goodnight. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> "extra." >> star breakup alert. mariah and nick's marriage on the rocks? now on "extra." ♪ >>> "extra." >> is the end near for mariah and nick? his wild weekends in vegas, reports mariah hired security to tail him. clue to what's really going on for the super couple. >> my entire marriage there's someone saying we're getting a divorce. >> one of hollywood's longest love stories, tom hank and rita wilson, dealing with a bump in their marriage? >>> j. lo and casper reunited. the new pics of their secret date and how hard he's trying to get her back. >> "extra." >>

and johnson is brought in, and johnson in some ways is like george mcclellan. he is a superb organizer and motivator of men. he rebuilds the army. morale of the soldiers, and the confederate soldiers in the army of tennessee loved joe johnson. he knows that they care about -- he cares about their welfare. that is one thing about him as a general. but while he is rebuilding the army and its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly asks johnson to take the offensive against the federals who are camped not all that far north in the vicinity of chattanooga, tennessee. march, butjohnson to johnson claims his army is outnumbered by the yankees. the army doesn't have the adequate supplies or logistical capabilities of marching up into east tennessee. johnson,rtunately for the davis administration is getting very different reports concerning the army of tennessee from some of johnson subordinates. they are sending back reports that the army is in great shape ,nd should take the offensive so the davis administration is unsure who to believe although he is inclined to be

johnson is brought in, and johnson, in some ways, is like george mcclellan, in that he is a superb organizer and motivator of men. johnson rebuilds the army. he boosts the morale of the soldiers. and the confederate soldiers in the army of tennessee love joe johnson, and respect him. they know that he cares about their welfare. that's really one of johnson's great strong points as a general. but while he's rebuilding the army of tennessee in its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly asked johnson to take the offensive against the federals, who were camped not only that far north of dalton in the vicinity of chattanooga, tennessee. so davis wants johnson to march up into east tennessee. but johnson claims his army's outnumbered by the yankees. the army of tennessee doesn't have the adequate supplies, or logistical capability of marching up into east tennessee. now, unfortunately for johnson, the davis administration is getting very different reports concerning the army of tennessee from some of johnson's subordinates. so his core commanders, cavalry commander, they're sending back reports

pierce worked hard to elect george mcclellan, lincoln's opponent in 1864. tyler as lincoln is struggling to compromise in virginia, even offers to give for sumter back to south carolina in order to get va to stay in the union and the secession convention to go home. tyler would hear none of this. uses all his evidence in getting them to leave the union so both of them proved to be problematic for lincoln, one on the inside of the tent and one outside. other questions? >> history and politics seems to repeat itself and the antics that precede it lincoln's term it seems like there is a lot of similar activity going on nowadays especially how it relates to the economy and the budget and how much we spending on entitlements. with the introduction of the tea party, can you draw any more parallels? is this a foreshadowing of another civil war? >> know, thankfully. i was a history junkie, very active in politics before i had the opportunity to write myself. people watching c-span at home, it would be worth it because it is such a great story. one of the most amazi

inspiring, an alabamian, william mcclellan, to say that all black soldiers, quote, would have been killed had it not been for general mahone who would beg our men to spare them. one soldier blatantly disobeyed mahone telling the virginian he would kill another and deliberately took out his pocket knife and cut one's throat. they bashed the heads of the negro skulls, the north carolinians said, like egg shells. and when the black troops cried out that they wanted quarter, the response was, no quarter this morning, no quarter now. amazingly, people like oliver scott made it off the battlefield. then only 27 years old, when he left slavery and enlisted in the 30th u.s. color troops, promoted to corporal. during the battle, he's wounded. tried to make that arrow there so folks all the way in the back could see. he's shot in the hip. the bullet exited his butt. what's interesting to me about this photo is scott must have obeyed the rules of whoever his owner was. there's no sign of whip marks across his back. that desire to be free was so great that he had served. he's lucky that he manages to

newspapers across the south noted grant's army at cold harbor stood almost precisely where mcclellan in 1862, but had suffered hor rrendous casualties in getting to the same place. they maintain great hope lee would triumph. certain that lee and his men would somehow inflict a fatal blow to the north's willingness to fight. in the union army that june, soldiers saw the spires of richmond just eight miles away. union soldiers, too, gained hope from that. but recognized, too, how hard those last eight miles would be. a pennsylvania soldier wrote of the moment, in the prospects, there's a magic influence in the expression as it passes from lip to lip. eight miles from richmond, boys. only eight miles from richmond. what treasure, what a restored peaceful happy in the united country and the a free government can pay for the precious blood that must be shed in the inexpressible sufferings that must be endured before this short distance can be accomplished. that pennsylvanian could not likely have imagined just how painful the answer to that question would be. we hope that you will join us

closely followed market technician tom mcclellan is calling for a major market sell-off heading intomber. he will be here to tell us exactly why. >>> so much of the stock market has been riding on interes

you are familiar with the fact that he went out with this marcy, who, of course, married george mcclellan. what you might not know is he also went out with a young lady from baltimore, her name was emily chase, and just before the battle of gettysburg, she married general warren. now, warren and hill first came up against each other at a battle called bristol station in the fall of 1863. and this was a few months after warren had married emily chase. when i was digging through some of warren's archives up in new york, i came across a copy of a letter that warren had sent across the line to hill, after that battle. warren had defeated hill. and he sent a note across the line that said, general a.p. hill, i have defeated your army corps, and i have married your old sweetheart. so this will give you an idea of the state of affairs as we're approaching the battles here at cold harbor. this thing is getting pretty personal. well, what brings the armies here to cold harbor? the union plan of campaign is a plan of maneuvers. grant's plan is to swing downriver from lee. lee is just below this rap

. >> drew mcclellan says business has doubled in the last week for his lawn painting business which costs the average homeowner about $175. >> it's kind of sad. it's not good for everybody else. but for us it's very good. during the summer, you can get up to three months. i refer to it as hair dye. eventually yoob gauer to cut it off. during the winter or when the grass isn't growing, you get a good solid six months out of it. >> one person waiting for his rebate was homeowner les richardson. even with a $6,000 rebate, it still cost him 19 grand and he figures it will take him eight years of water savings to pay off. >> our current cost is about $7..5 a day for water. my projection is we'll be down to $3 a day. that's a considerable savings. >> the irony, in sacramento, the state's capital, it is still against the rules to have fake grass in the front yard. only in california. in los angeles, i'm jane, cnbc business news. >>> share price in dubai based construction group arab tackle has bought fears for the property sector. yusef has been taking a closer look at the market as part of our

johnson is brought in, and johnson, in some ways, is like george mcclellan, in that he is a superb organizer and motivator of men. johnson rebuilds the army. he boosts the morale of the soldiers. and the confederate soldiers in the army of tennessee love joe johnson, and respect him. they know that he cares about their welfare. that's really one of johnson's great strong points as a general. but while he's rebuilding the army of tennessee in its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly asked johnson to take the offensive against the federals, who were camped not only that far north of dalton in the vicinity of chattanooga, tennessee. so davis wants johnson to march up into east tennessee. but johnson claims his army's outnumbered by the yankees. the army of tennessee doesn't have the adequate supplies, or logistical capability of marching up into east tennessee. now, unfortunately for johnson, the davis administration is getting very different reports concerning the army of tennessee from some of johnson's subordinates. so his core commanders, cavalry commander, they're sending back reports

disastrous defeat for the army and johnston is brought in and johnston, in some ways, is like george mcclellan, in that he is a superb organizer and motivator of men. johnson rebuilds the army. he boosts the morale of the soldiers. and the confederate soldiers in the army of tennessee love joe johnson and respect him. they know that he cares about their welfare. that's really one of johnson's great strong points as a general. but while he's rebuilding the army of tennessee in its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly ask johnson to take the offensive against the federals who were camped not only that far north of dalton in the vicinity of chattanooga, tennessee. so davis wants johnson to march up into east tennessee. but johnson claims his army's outnumbered by the yankees. the army of tennessee doesn't have the adequate supplies or logistical capability of marching up into east tennessee. now, unfortunately for johnson, the davis administration is getting very different reports concerning the army of tennessee from some of johnson's subordinates. so his core commanders, his cavalry command

mcclellan and pendleton of ohio, as vice president.on march 4, because he will not be able to save it. of course, just like everybody can remember my age or younger. and remember harry truman on the night -- on election eve, a little after 12:00 in 1948 when he p pulled out the headlines o the chicago tribune, dewey wins. lincoln will do the same thing with that letter he had writtene to the files.cabinet the cabinet member, he put in the envelope, members of the cabinet signed their names on o it, he opens it up and reads it, what they had signed. because, for that election father abraham will be in for another term. and it's wonderful to come out here and be with this group here and think of the great events that took place here. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. barres. before closing, we have a few announcements. >> thank you, again. you a mr. barres, mr. gibbs, everyone for joining us again today.one o we do want to acknowledge we dg, have a lot of special guests ini the audience, we actually have o the great grand

in some ways, he's like george mcclellan. johnson rebuilds the army.he boosts the morale of the soldiers. the confederate soldiers love joe johnson and respect him. they know that he cares about their welfare. that's really one of johnson's great strong points as a general. while he's rebuilding the army of tennessee and its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly asked johnson to take the con fed rfederates who are not all that far north in tennessee. johnson claims his army is out-numbered. now, unforcue gnatly for johnson, the davis administration is getting very different reports concerning the army of tennessee, so his subordinasu subordinates are sending back report that is the army is in great shape and should takd the offensive. davis is more inclined to believecommanders, i believe, than johnson. one of joe johnson's complete weaknesses was his continual failure to provide davis with dead detailed, regular reports of what's going on. if you compare lee's correspondence with davis with what joe johnson was sending, there's a stark contrast. jo

mcclellan and george h. pendleton of ohio as vice president. and the president will write that day, as of this day we will probably lose the election. therefore, we will have to work with the president-elect to save the union after election day and before he's inaugurated as president on march 4th, because he will not be able to say it at the day. but, of course, just like everybody could remember, my age or younger can remember harry truman on the night, on election eve, a little after 12:00 in 1948 when he pulled out the headlines of "the chicago tribune," dewey wins. lincoln would do the same thing with that letter he'd written to the files. cabinet member -- put it in an envelope, members of the cabinet signed their names on it, he opens it up and reads it to what they had signed, because with that election, father abraham will be in for another term, and it's wonderful to come out here and be with this group here and think of the great events that took place here. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. bearss. before closing, we

you are familiar with the fact that he went out with this marcy, who, of course, married george mcclellan. what you might not know is he also went out with a young lady from baltimore, her name was emily chase, and just before the battle of gettysburg, she married general warren. now, warren and hill first came up against each other at a battle called bristol station in the fall of 1863. and this was a few months after warren had married emily chase. when i was digging through some of warren's archives up in new york, i came across a copy of a letter that warren had sent across the line to hill, after that battle. warren had defeated hill. and he sent a note across the line that said, general a.p. hill, i have defeated your army corps, and i have married your old sweetheart. so this will give you an idea of the state of affairs as we're approaching the battles here at cold harbor. this thing is getting pretty personal. well, what brings the armies here to cold harbor? the union plan of campaign is a plan of maneuvers. grant's plan is to swing downriver from lee. lee is just below this rap

comes out of the report of the three officer team, richard delafield, alfred mortiky and george mcclellane of the first times that many of the observations from these officers about how to produce war material on the newest practice are going to be implemented is by the new nation the confederate states of america. macon, georgia is another important facility. macon too will go through the same development process where first existing private firms like the d.c. hodgkin's and skofield facility is contracted by hodgkin's and eventually will be bought out by the confederate government and other facilities established be incorporated into what is on paper the macon arsenal there. also to be located in macon is an armory for the production of small arms and after a search of some time, it was decided to locate the national armory of the new confederate states of america at macon, georgia, to build an armory just like that at springfield and what had been at harpers ferry in virginia to locate that at macon. and property was acquired for the armory and construction began. these are two buildin

>> if they get a good number i think they'll try and rally because the mcclellan oscillator on the newk stock exchange is pretty oversold right here. i do not trust it. i think there's been a psychology change on short-term to intermediate-term business basis and i think we have some more downside here before we level out the loss of supply and demand. >> jeff, thanks for calling in today. great talking to you. >> you bet. >> up next results from dow component procter & gamble and the first on cnbc interview with cfo john muller. before that, though, heading to the "squawk" set we have dallas fed president richard fischer. he will be joining us for the next hour. we have a lot to talk about, a lot of ground to cover after this week's fed meeting, the gdp report, the recent state of the markets. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and steve liesman. joe is off for the week. we do have some breaking news this morning. the global markets continue to be under major pressure this morning. ta