feels and grant agrees with meade. however, neither general bothered to inform burnside of this until july 29th at 11:00 a.m. when meade and another union general appeared at burnside's headquarters. burnside still wants the plan that he had to go forth, and he is going to ask meade, cannot this be changed? and meade says, no, the order's final. besides the use of the u.s. color troops, meade objected to the maneuvers that burnside wished to perform. meade simply wanted the men to go up promptly and take the crest. problem with that not very detailed order is it doesn't take into account the other confederate troops that are to the north of the explosion site, and i should point out that the objective here is to take the high ground at lanford cemetery, which is to the north a few hundred yards of elliot salient. so meade in this other union general leave burnside to figure out what he's going to do. calls for these eligible division commanders now and that will include orlando wilcox, in the center there, james ledley

, meade has to testify before the joint committee about meade's great defeat at gettysburg, and how he was saved by dan sickles and dan butterfield, and a cast of midgets. and that teaches grant something. one of the first orders grant issues upon becoming general in chief, you can't go to washington from the army withouf having a counter advance from headquarters. there's not going to beti anyc e of this back door back stabbing, that is characteristic of a none culture that had been promoted s by none other than the president of the united states, abraham lincoln. grant also knew he had the challenge of popular expectation, that's why you get a third star, overall command.a because you're goingon to have dress the problem of virginia head on. until grant devises a plan, which you heard elements of already. a plan which in virginia has four prongs. operation southwest virginia, an operation through the shenandoah valley. a column moving toward richmondn and petersburg along the james river, and then the main army maneuver in north central virginia, the central virginia, the army of the

, meade has to testify before the joint committee about meade's great defeat at gettysburg, and how he was saved by dan sickles and dan butterfield, and a cast of midgets. and that teaches grant something. one of the first orders grant issues upon becoming general in chief, you can't go to washington from the army withouf having a counter advance from headquarters. there's not going to beti anyc e of this back door back stabbing, that is characteristic of a none culture that had been promoted s by none other than the president of the united states, abraham lincoln. grant also knew he had the challenge of popular expectation, that's why you get a third star, overall command.a because you're goingon to have dress the problem of virginia head on. until grant devises a plan, which you heard elements of already. a plan which in virginia has four prongs. operation southwest virginia, an operation through the shenandoah valley. a column moving toward richmondn and petersburg along the james river, and then the main army maneuver in north central virginia, the central virginia, the army of the

there was also information about sheridan, who was basically put over meade and meade by early in the campaign is writing home to his wife saying i would retire, i would resign except duty requires me to continue on. this was a totally dysfunctional family. >> let's go back to northern virginia. r.z. has said he would typically reserve for a court commander. the third corps, they're filing back, the right flank of the army is disintegrated. lee with the texas troops at the forefront. lee exposes himself to enemy fire at least three times. >> at least. >> so your point about the army command structure changing i think is spot on and it ultimately took a toll on lee's health. after spotsylvania. very sick. >> diarrhea, confined to his tent. >> unable to exert the time of control he typically would have and maybe missed some opportunities to strike a blow at the union army. one last thing about may 12, the bloody angle. a very provocative spot and a testament to the intensity, the severity of the fighting is the remains of a 22-inch oak tree that was felled by small arms fire, an oak tre

meade's army of the potomac and a portion of the army of the james pulled away from the fortifications at cold harbor and began the movement toward petersburg. some troops to the bermuda region north of petersburg to begin the attack on the city the following day of june 15th. petersburg in 1860 had been virginia's second largest city. with a population 18,266 folks. since the war of 1812, it had been referred to as the -- four railroads radiated from the city by 1860. the petersburg railroad which ran south to weldon, north

on fort meade. and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world anger at the way germany treats immigrants boiled over in berlin this week dozens of refugees held out against eviction by police inside in the news school threatening to torch the building and kill themselves crisis only under what authorities agreed to turn the school into an international refugee center or he's peter all over witness the scene. when it comes to refugees the message from german leaders is clear. solidarity is first and foremost a basis for any relationship and a symbol of our democracy the refugees who arrive in the italian to multis coasts are not just up to its silly or malta to deal with however this is the reality around sixty people are currently holed up in the abandoned schoolhouse just behind me here in central and they're angry it's the way they see refugees being

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on fort meade and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world. i mean that with the latest news headlines at the top of the hour they stay with us that after the break we'll take a look at life on the breadline in the world's richest nation. on. the war it's probably the most complex and difficult human activity. but. not all of us are still locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. to kill a bunch of people who don't know what they're on the premises there are of us people. reading. this some of the shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it is because it was nine times four in the morning even the best even the mesh shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood an author and then and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. as a new physician i swear to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of m

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on fort meade. and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world. if you can please do stay with us after the break we'll explore what it's like living on the breadline in the wills which is. have you ever heard the expression pleasantly surprised well that is how i felt when i heard that the supreme court of the united states had ruled the digital information on cell phones of arrested people cannot be seized without a warrant finally the american people catch a break in a court decision this ruling is linked to the two cases in which the police used information on the suspects telephone to press for further charges against them i think this is the most important aspect of this decision is the press that it sets the court said that just because a cell phone is in a suspects hand it does not make the information on it any less worthy of protection for whi

in fort meade on fort meade and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world. do stay with us because after the break they'll be some tough talking on cross talk about decisions taken by ukraine's president and whether they are leading the country. yes it's official the mainstream media must be made up of stereotypical gossipy teenage girls i mean how else can you explain the fact that michelle obama using the term chipped has become a scandal i don't white house summit on working families mrs obama explained that when she was working part time she realized she was getting chipped because she was actually king full time but only getting paid the part time salary technically the term gypped is somewhat racist it implies the gypsies are all con men but in the modern world i think most people don't even know where the term comes from i doubt michelle obama likes a medieval peasant shield her children from wandering gypsies who could give them t

on fort meade and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world. let's have a quick look now at some other news from around the world the israeli military has bolstered forces along the volatile border with the garza strip the move came in response to intensifying rocket fire and mounting tension in the region officials say the deployment includes tanks artillery and ground forces meanwhile in tel aviv a demonstration took place condemning the violence between israel and palestine protest also took place in east jerusalem where palestinians mourn for the death of a teenager earlier this week. elsewhere a fly over has collapsed in southeast brazil killing two people leaving at least nineteen injured the accident took place in bell orders on one of the city's hosting the world cup the bridge was reportedly still under construction when it came down it is now officially a hundred days to go until formula one grand prix racing comes to russia f

in fort meade on fort meade and then a four hundred thousand square foot facility they have down in san antonio and other stories that they've had existing all along at fort meade as well as other facilities around the world one way to help this new ping could be a tablet computer on r.t. dot com we'll show you how the room had deals with online villains by physically disconnecting its camera and microphone. heading up the atlantic and as the hurricane spirals up the coast new york residents granted a spectacular light show before the start thunderstorm touches down and we're not talking about fourth of july fireworks. she's world renowned tennis royalty but russia's maria sharapova has crashed out of wimbledon just one round before the quarterfinals she's still trending on twitter although the hash tag has nothing to do with her formidable for hand but rather who is maria sharapova earlier i asked our team's head of social media over crotty about what the deal is. that's right who is maria sharapova well. unfortunately fell out of wimbledon a little bit earlier than we'd have liked but

you know, and the infrastructure you talk about with hoover dam and lake mead has really allowed and the southwest to be a highly populated ream and that population continues to be part of the issue here. but it's important to remember that most of the water in this region is used in agriculture. people like to look at las vegas and say that's the source of the problem here. las vegas is using 2% of the water here. >> what could be done? we know it's going to be a dry season out west. there have been a lot of federal government preparations meeting with the western governs and all of this. this issue of dealing with -- are we going to see not just water restrictions but see development restrictions and building restrictions? >> not in the short term, i don't i had. it's important to remember there are two things going on in the southwest. there's the drought that is affecting california, which is unprecedented in the scale. then there is the colorado river, which is different basin. has a different set of problems. there are also drought condit n conditions in colorado. but in the co

meade got it. even sherman got it. i'm going to paraphrase sherman here. after the fall of atlanta, he began his march to the sea. grant as well as lincoln was unsure if that was the right policy. they felt they should hunt down hood's army that escaped atlanta. sherman said, let's not play their game. i'm paraphrasing. we'll chase them down, get ahold of them, and he'll do what? he'll escape and the battle and the fighting will keep going on. there was a recognition amongst the union high command. lee never had that epiphany. so now we start to the campaign of 1864. lee has high expectations of his army and of his subordinates. he did have doubts about his senior corps commanders. commander of the third corps, holmes is the man who initiated the fighting on july 1st, which r.e. lee did not want. and then hill mysteriously sort of disappeared for the rest of the battle. on july the 3rd, hill's soldiers were in essence transferred, or given over to the command of jangs longstreet. hard to know why lee did that. but certainly not a vote of confidence. just a

lake mead is the primary water source for las vegas. the dam is also affecting production of electricity. meteorologist eric fish e of our boston station wbz says while the west is in for more extremely hot weather, the east is in for a summer cold wave. remember super typhoon neoguri, came across japan? it doesn't look like much but it's added energy. quickened its flow across the pacific. there's a trough south of alaska. that will deepen the response and down through here you push the jet northward. what we see by the end of the weekend is a huge ridge way up across the west coast into canada and that's going to send down the cold air out toward the east of it. basically you get this big change. heat in the west and big-time cold in the east. now, it is july, so we're not talk about what we saw back in the winter. but well below temperatures. could see lows in the 40s, maybe even 30s next week. meanwhile we'll be baking out west, particularly where heat warnings are probably going to be necessary. outside of the temperatures, we're a

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the 21-year-old man was visiting family on 86th and meade yesterday afternoon, when he came in contact the lines. he was found in the backyard. he's been identified as nedel doleh. an autopsy will be performed today. com-ed workers were in the area to repair power lines that came down during monday's storm. com-ed says nearly 97-thousand customers are still without power this morning. most of those are in the south ... including in plainfield, where nancy loo is live with the latest. >> crews have been working nonstop and power was actually restored to the majority of the area overnight. but outages remain including here along lincoln highway where the traffic lights are out. many customers are read here have now been without power for well over 36 hours. the national weather service confirmation of a tornado touching down here is likely no surprise to those who heard and saw the storm system that moved through monday in less than an hour to storm toppled hundreds of trees, polls were down, power lines down everywhere. hundreds of crews for or on the job in the south suburbs working 16

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that's part of how walter russell meade describes it in his article.ould be more attention paid in the media but then there's so many trouble spots in the world right now, maybe there's not enough room on the front page. >> maybe but not hillary clinton rumored to be president in 2016 has been doing a book tour for a few months where the title of the book is "hard choices." they made a hard choice in libya and alan and i agree, not a very good choice. every stop she made on her book tour, you would think a reporter would be askinger -- not just benghazi but what about the overall strategy of removing muammar qaddafi? and then having no plan afterwards? that's what so aching after this thing. we thought it was clear as soon as we killed muammar qaddafi, wipe away our hands and walk away. doesn't appear to be a good choice. >> you're talking about the hillary clinton potential presidency, potential until nation or run for the presidency, what is a republican alternative in terms of how we deal with the foreign crisis, their answer is more mill -- militar

the japanese prime minister says he wants to meade president xi when he meets for the cooperation forum in november. abe referred to strained relations at a lower house committee meeting. both sides need to recognize they are tied together. he stressed the importance of managing problems as they arise to keep the relationship strong. >> translator: it is very unfortunate that our two countries have been unable to hold a summit meeting. i want to improve relations and move towards a strong mutually benefici benefici beneficial strategic relationship. >>> we are seeing a tropical system in the western pacific. let's bring in robert speta. we just had a powerful storm last week. how bad will this be? >> this does not look like as strong as last week but hitting a coast line which is much more vulnerable to the tropical systems. it is extending out towards the capital. this is our tropical storm. it is still pushing off towards the west. we are starting to see intensification out of this and will likely be intensifying to a typhoon just prior to landfall by tuesday afternoon. winds 108 gust

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training camp begins in south philadelphia, the birds offering hope for sports fans suffering through meade mediocre ity. we'll have live reports from camp later today on "action news." i know one person who is excited for the eagles. >> reporter: i pretty much any sports i'll watch it. >> he is the ultimate fan, soccer, baseball, football. >> reporter: the eagles look good, they were great last year they were interesting to walk offensively and we're expecting more of that this year. as we look outside we are expecting sunshine up over the horizon. sky 6 across the region shows a tranquil region, we are looking at comfortable conditions, as you step outside, too. take a look at temperatures, 747 degrees in philadelphia. 67 -- 64 in philadelphia, 57 in reading. low humidity as you step outside. you'll see the stars out, the cloud cover is well to our south. high pressure is buildings in definitely a day for shades if you're on the road. in allentown, 82 degrees, lots of sun, nice conditions in allentown. down the shore a nice afternoon, as well. if you're on the beach, ocean temperatures in

. >> joining me now, wyoming's republican governor, matt mead, who joins me on skype. thank you for joining me this morning. >> thanks for having me on, chuck. >> how much of the economy do you attribute -- could you balance your budget without revenue from coal? >> we're a conservative state and would continue to balance our budget. certainly it would be hugely detrimental to our state to have coal reduced. but i think the broader question, chuck, as i've said, certainly it will hurt the state of wyoming. the question is, how will it hurt the country? and coal is 30% -- responsible for 40% of the electricity in this country, affordable sense and it helps to keep us competitive. the question is when you put a target on coal's back, not only how it will attribute wyoming but more broadly, it will hurt the country. we're fighting for coal with everything we have, both for the state of wyoming and for the country, to provide coal to about 35 states. it's critical for the country's future for us to be competitive and to reach that goal of energy independence. >> do you bel

put, grant left the strategic details to george meade, and george meade left the details to grant. preparations were spotty. the union core would deliver the assaults but each will left on its own, leaving uncoordinated. in addition, it bowed out slightly so advancing units would follow diverging paths. and thus expose their flanks to heavy fire. a union colonel asserted afterwards that the assault would have shamed the cadet in his first year at west point. lee's line was seven miles long , extending northwest to creek.st from topotomoy by june 2, lee's troops were more entrenched than at any point in the overland campaign. the yanks knew all of those things. that thursday night, june 2, the drizzle of rain, one of lee's -- one of grant's staff officers came across a brigade, the battle scarred second corps. the men seemed to be making repairs to well-worn uniforms. the officer moved closer. to his shock, soldiers were writing their names and addresses on slips of paper and to the back of their shirts so their dead bodies may be recognized and their fates known to their families.

lake mead is the water source for about 40 million people. the low levels, officials say the lake will meet water obligations at least through next year. >>> does raising the minimum wage lead to more jobs? this is a controversial question and one recent study says that, yes, it does. according to the center for economic and policy research, the 13 states that boosted their minimum wage in january have had stronger job growth than the 37 that did not. let's bring in christine romans, our chief business correspondent and the host of "cnn money." break this down for us. >> the chart shows it nicely when you look at the 13 states by the beginning of this year had raised their minimum wage. those states in green had jobs growth that went along with it, new jersey, the only one that also raised the minimum wage but actually had jobs lost. you look at this analysis, this particular analysis here from the cepr, which is a left leaning think tank, but going with labor department data and some analysis from goldman sachs, and it finds that in these st

i think it's important that word "mead" is lacking in this statement and the palestinian ambassador to it u.n. said the statement had taken too long. >> worked all night long. we were hoping to have this position declared last night, but the reality in the security council led to officially adopting it at 12:00 o'clock today. we will observe very closely whether israel will abide by it and we hope they do. if they don't, we have a lot in our arsenal and we will not allow the security council to rest for a minutes. >> meanwhile, diplomacy continues in the region. i am told that the egyptians, the qatars and the turks are involved in negotiation is tony blair, the former u.k. prime smin sister who is now the negotiate on behalf of the middle east quartet. i am told foreign ministers including u.s. secretary of state john kerry on their way to ve any in a for talks will now discuss gaza. but its worth bearing in mind israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said his country will not bow to international pressure. >> our james base reporting. a programming note. we will be taking an i

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these two are made of soldiers right after they received their uniforms and their rifles at camp meade. we know they were issued their rifles early in may, 1863. and these two soldiers from the same company i of the 54th, as soon as they got their uniforms and their rifles seems to have marched themselves down to the local photographer's studio to have their pictures taken. or looked to -- at this picture here. frederick douglass had two sons in the 54th. sergeant major lewis douglass was one of them. he was one of the highest ranking african-american soldiers in the 54th. he was known as a very calm and courageous leader. i think you see that in his stance and in his expression. frederick douglass was someone who very much understood the power of photography and how photography could be used to spread his image across the land and in spreading his image, help to spread his ideas and help convince people of the merit of his ideas. i think you can see that his son here has also inculcated some of that understanding of how useful photography could be to him. look at the way he's standing

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