i think mcpherson and grant would work well together, with mcpherson being the army of the potomac commander, and a glorified chief of staff. and just run the army while grant tells him what to do. as it was, meade was constantly feeling resentful of grant, he was always telling him what to do. it reminds me of a parent teaching your child to ride a bicycle. all right, now you get on the bicycle and you've got your hands on them. all right, meade is on the bicycle and grant is the dad. okay, you take your hands away. and they start wobbling, grab them again. it was kind of like that, grant keeps trying to take his hands away from meade. meade keeps making mistakes which grant then has to intervene. you've got the problem that meat is upset because grant has intervened. meanwhile, mead has made several mistakes which cost the army a lot. that's a problem they have throughout this campaign. anyway, grant is going to command the army at the potomac. we've already been several times over the idea that there are a limited number of ways that you can take an army to richmond and supply it. so ther

was it -- or was it, as jimmy mcpherson i think said, the antietam.you don't seem to agree with that one. but -- >> i think there are lots of no turning points! summer military and some are not military. i think -- was a turning point because really politicized the war and brought the creation of the joint committee on the conduct of the war, which had a lot to do with how the united states waits the war later. vicksburg is certainly a turning point in some ways. atlanta and the shenandoah valley campaigns sheridan reelect abraham lincoln, but i don't think any battle however had more impact on the subsequent course of the war than the seven days, which i've already mentioned. they bring emancipation to the table on the united states side and they put in place, on the confederate side, lee. without lee in charge of that army -- i hate to say this. with eminent biographers of joseph johnston in the audience here, but joseph johnston was not going to do -- here is not going to prolong the war for two years. i have this image of mr. johnson waking up in

but for grant to bring his friend james b mcpherson out from the west and i think mcpherson and grant would have worked well together with mcpherson being sort of army of the potomac commander kind of glorified. chief of staff and just sort of run the army walk grant tells it what to do. as it was mead was constantly feeling resentful of grant. he's always telling me what to do and grant it, you know, it reminds me of a parent teaching their child to ride a bicycle. you know, it's all right. now you get in the bicycle and you've got your hands on them, you know, and all right that's needs on the bicycle right and grants the dad and okay, okay and take your hands away and oh, they start wobbling and grab again, you know and i it was kind of like that. grant keeps trying to take his hands away from mead mead keeps making mistakes, which that has to intervene. you've got the problem that means upset because grant has intervened meanwhile meat has made several mistakes, which across the army a lot. and that's a problem. they have throughout this campaign. okay. anyway, so grant's going to

the woods on mcpherson's ridge in which part of the famous iron brigade waged its last great fight. the remarkable study of three captured confederates imposes that combine combined nonchalance and defiance as they face the camera near the chambersburg pike on seminary ridge supplied what was and remains for me the best portrayal of rebel veterans in the fields. you want to know what a rebel veteran looked like during the civil war. look at that shot. of the three men taken a couple of days after the battle studies of the battles human and equine wreckage impressed me most of all time and again, i contemplated the rows of confederate bodies laid out for burial on the rose farm. the corpse is strewn among the rocks and trees along plum run at the foot of roundtop the slaughtered battery horses near the trostle farmhouse in most memory memorably the study of a dead confederate soldier in devil's den seemingly asleep with his musket propped up against one of the boulders. i didn't know at the time brass and needles books hadn't come out yet. did alexander gardner stage that shot that h

rear admiral brendan mcpherson. >> they're not just out rescuing people they don't know.re rescuing people that they have lunch with, they socialize with, they're in part of the community with. so it impacts us, too. >> reporter: army corps of engineers brigadier general daniel hibner got a bird's-eye view of roads, bridges and other vital structures. what are you looking for? >> pump stations, nursing home, hospitals. >> reporter: the coast guard is working with fema, the national guard, and local search-and- rescue teams to help speed up rescue and recovery. >> in a situation like this, where you've got devastation on the ground, where it's unrecognizable, it really takes a unity of effort. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the storm, the coast guard has rescued at least 150 people and 52 pets. they have been so busy, that some of the guardsmen and women who are based here, some haven't had a chance to check on their own homes. norah. >> o'donnell: omar, thank you so much. and a major development in the war on ukrane today. the biden administration hit russia with new sa

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. >> sandra: coast guard rear admiral brendan mcpherson, in tallahassee, thank you very much for joining us. first off the top, can you give us an update on the search-and-rescue operations still underway? >> yeah, i can, sandra, good afternoon. so for the most part, coast guard search-and-rescue operations from the air have largely ended, which is good news, but the urban search and rescue teams and state and locals continue to do a ground search of that area to make sure that anybody who needs assistance or rescuing gets that. over the past five days, i'm going to say over the past five days, we were able to successfully rescue about 650 people from our air asset and shallow water assets. >> sandra: for what you are doing there. what about federal assistance, are you getting what you need? >> we are, we are part of the federal family, right. so unified command here in the florida eoc, in support of the state of florida. i've been working day and night with my partners from the u.s. army corps of engineers, national guard, department of defense, and federal emergency management agency,

supermodel elle mcpherson. >> news international has been involved in covering up their journalists' involvement with private investigators. it suggests that a whole newsroom was corrupted. >> the story was published and it was an interesting reaction. there was an explosion of outrage, but it was quite small. because the dominant feature of murdoch's presence was still fear. >> new corporation's chairman and chief executive officer rupert murdoch, who joins us right now. >> so not too many people were going to express their outrage publicly. >> the story that is really buzzing is that the news of the world and new corporation newspaper in britain used -- >> i'm not talking about that issue at all today, sorry. >> okay. no worries, mr. chairman. >> we published on a wednesday. by friday night, they tried to turn the guns on the guardian. the murdoch company came out and accused us of deliberately lying to the british people. >> which is a very serious charge to make against the fellow journalists. >> so you have the hacking scandal bubbling away with the murdochs trying to keep a lid

rear admiral brendan mcpherson, u.s. coast guard district commander.ank you so much for being with us. just what i just read underunderscores the changing environment you're operating in right now. describe your search and rescue efforts if you would, sir. >> yeah, good morning, pete. and you're exactly right, it's a very dynamic situation and a dangerous environment. so we've gotten through the worst of it, right, as the storm came ashore. since then the coast guard has been working with other first respond ors to affect more than 4,000 rescues. the coast guard it, we've done 400 rescues both with shallow water boats and our helicopters. the good news is we're starting to see less cases that require immediate medical assistance. it's more folks that are sort of stranded, don't have water, don't have food, need to move to higher ground and other places. so we're focusing our efforts on that. as our first sponsored do the really hard work of ground search going building to building. pete: you say 400 rescues which is 400 souls able to move on to the nex

mcpherson was putting it just a few minutes ago, or is this the beginning of something that is going to become more regular? we just don't know the answer to that in the moment. and i'll just hear, hold on bill m e d, as in denice pro with moore and the attack scene of a ukrainian cities. this is an indication that today is very different from the days and weeks. the need apply regularly on the right. the last one was just last week where the family died in the air strike is also very close to that. we're only about an hour drive that has come on the regular nedley strike over the past 9 days more than 60 people have died in the upper region, all the media. and i think what you see today in the shower is an invitation that this is a very different neighbor. people don't know what happened because we have been traveling around this part of the country. we've been to the region, we've been to harkey, we've been here for back and forth. we've been to crazy. all of these have been coming on the attack quite regularly and i would always be amazed at the fact that people just continued wit

i got married 34 mcpherson over 37 had charlie and vanessa percentage of women in this country too.ecause i learned to listen to women specifically tables it only included men. i started to do that. so many of the >> in the old and the new boys network for excluding me republican national committee on this company or that company. it forced me too go and find work elsewhere. allowed me too listen not just to what likely voters were saying but to what all of america's doing. when the weekend, a kids sporting w event, are you as someone who doesn't have children of her own, i guarantee a woman like that. you and i have been there are supporting dhec out of other people's kids, giving them some money giving them a lot of guidance and mentorship and lift lessons. i learned to not put people in these neat demographic political boxes either. we can all slice and dice by gender, by race, by age by political affiliation by socioeconomicnn you let people tell you who they are and what motivates them. you learn toyo appreciate. so sureer there were many times but cnn plucked me out of wildern

now, idealt about as a result of the mcpherson inquiry.ually i can understand why some police officers went to speak out because they are so scared because they won't have those safe spacesin because they won't have those safe spaces in order for them because they won't have those safe spaces in orderfor them to be able to be the whistleblower is. this particular officer didn't pass the information to the metropolitan police, he passed it to the angelina leone inquiry, because maybe he doesn't trust the met police to actually have addressed those issues. ., issues. you said under the new commissioner— issues. you said under the new commissioner you _ issues. you said under the new commissioner you think - issues. you said under the new commissioner you think it i issues. you said under the new commissioner you think it is i issues. you said under the new. commissioner you think it is going to get worse, why do you say that? well, i think a lot more will be exposed by the new commissioner, he has made some promises, only time will tell, he