george mead, humphries? i spent a whole day in the archives of pennsylvania, looking through humphries' and meads' papers, trying to find something that would show their negative assessment of warren or anything mentioning something like this. it didn't exist, because it didn't happen. another mischaracterization of warren occurs at spotsylvania where he supposedly refuses to attack on the day of the attack by hancock. warren's fifth corps is now covering a two corps front. grant is ordering him to make yet another attack. mead writes that he doesn't think warren wants to fight. grant says if he doesn't fight, we relieve him from command. by the time that dispatch has been sent, warren was attacked four times. the very last, lasted less than two minutes, because the men refused to go forward to an attack position they failed to gain any ground on, in the previous two days' worth of multiple assaults. warren writes to mead, if i go forward the way you're ordering me, my flanks are going to be exposed. at leas

meade, maryland.aller: i wanted to say that the republicans need to reach out and empathize and show respect for the issues coming from across the aisle from all the parties. when they cannot reach an agreement with the other politicians, they should reach out to their constituents and show them how the republican ideas can help them and benefit them. maybe use that to push an agreement and some cross partisan plan. that is at from fort george meade, maryland. here's john mcardle. >> russian hacking allegations set to take center stage in the senate this week. news reporting that a hearing has been called by senator john mccain. the witness list will be appearing before that committee chiefes clapper and the of u.s. cyber command and the national security agency will be there at that committee. a senate foreign relations committee announced a closed top secret hearing on thursday. there, victoria , secretary smith and danny toler. said he is working with top democrats on the senate foreign relations c

and the uk, and so we are discussing how we can establish trade negotiation agreements, take full mead high level talks, lay the ground fork u.s.-can agreement and the practical steps to take now to enable both countries to trade with each other and i'm con vicinitied a trade deal win the u.s. and the uk is in the nationals's on bowling countries and will cement the crucial relationship we have. today's talk was significant moment for president trump and i to build our relationship and i look forward to continuing to work with you. as we deliver on the promises of freedom and prosperity, for all the people of our respective countries. thank you. >> very nicely stated. steve holland. >> thank you. you're going to be speaking tomorrow with the russian president. what mess wanting use you like to convey to him and how close are are you to lifting the sanctions imposed on russia over the ukraine incursion and what do you suspect in return, and prime minister may do you foresee any changes in british attitudes towards sanctions on russia? >> well, i hear a call was set up, steve, and we'll

. >>> we have much more mead on "today in the bay" coming up. back and ready to go to work? the green and gold hang out with the fans, just weeks ahead of the spring training. take a live look outside. the warriors host the clippersie >>> welcome back. 7:38, taking -- oh. we were going to take you outside, but now we're going to show you -- ah. here we are. warriors hosting clippers in a primetime matchup tonight at oracle. the nationally televised game starts at 5:30. i know my mom will be watching from l.a. >>> hard to believe but baseball season is around the corner. yesterday the as had preseason media day and add jack london square a new team, new season and new location for the annual event where more than a dozen players and coaches are expected to get together for a meet and greet with fans. the as management is skied to put thes did appointment of last year behind them finishing last place in the a.l. west. >> people count out out, when we're play the best baseball. how we've always been. >> training begins in three weeks. >>> much more

right lane getting by the crash on fort mead.o have police on westbound university boulevard left lane still the only thing getting by the water main break. 66 and 99 no big issues. >>> an 18-year-old woman kidnapped as a new born. what she has to say about the woman who claimed to be her mother all those years. >>> two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce cheese -- >>> it is now 4:57 and we're working for dwrou you ahead of inaugieration day as d.c. prepares for the sworm of people in town. and some of the other closures thatd could impact you. >>> we're also keeping an eye on the forecast. sheena parvene will let us know if anyone heading to the swearing in ceremony will need a poncho. >> we're hearing from a woman who was kidnapped almost two decades ago. >>> she misses the woman who's accused of kidnapping her. she considers gloria williams her mother. williams took her as a baby hours after she was born in 1998. she says whatever the punishment is she doesn't want it to be too severe. >> she raised me with good she made

half mile up at fort meade. storm team 4 radar, all dry here. we have had a few sprinkles to our north. temperatures, look at this contrast. 47 in washington. 11 degrees warmer in fredericksburg. this mild air trying to push up from southern maryland and from central virginia. it's bringing in humidity. clashing with the cool air. that's why we have the fog around. our temperatures into the morning right around the low 50s. 7:00 a.m. may be in the upper 40s. tomorrow morning, patchy fog, near 50. then for your lunch hour tomorrow, in the mid 50s. hitting upper 50s to near 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon. fast forward two months, it feels more like st. patrick's day, not january 17. it's more like march 17. these are more like march temperatures over the next ten days. we will have highs in the 50s all the way into next week. morning lows staying above freezing. certainly, unjanuary-like into the mid 50s on thursday and partly sunny. then as we get into inauguration day friday, it might get a little sun in the morning. temperatures right around 40.

it is congress will mead in a joined session to officially count the votes that make donald trump the president. >> the president-elect is squaring off with top intelligence officials. >> first, those officials will be back here on capitol hill for another briefing before head to go new york where they face a skeptical donald trump to suggest russian hackers tried to hack the c and others. we now, nbc, have confirmed details from this report that the president-elect will hear later today. that indeed they have identified who got information, the russians who got information from the dnc and identified the fact that not only were they trying to hack democrats, but the white house, areas of dwoft and private businesses back to hearing today. >>> and lawmakers are blasting donald trump for apparently asiding with julian assange and wikileaks in the midst of these russian hacking claims. can you explain what's going on here? >> yeah. so in the midst of all of this tenseness with the intelligence community, he tweeted that jultan asans sajult an julian assange said he did not get his infor

and came as a surprise to people like david meade. he passes out news papers to metro riders. >> that's ice. that ain't no eg ice egg. >> are you surprised. >> that doesn't look appetizing. >> even with the sun peeking between the trees the bitter cold was no match for our experiments that made this t- shirt field like card board. >> this is really cold. this is not comfortable for me. >> these eggs freeze up. >> one on the sidewalk, the others in this pan. >> you're not surprised by these results. >> no. >> that's because starling wilkerson thinks anything is possible in these bone chilling temperatures. >> it's cold. it's very cold out here. >> i have two long johns tops. a couple jackets and long john bottoms and everything. >> everything to stay warm until the cold goes away. reporting from northwest, makeah turner,wusa 9. >>> police are on the scene of a serious crash on the inner loop of the belt way. first responders had to cut a woman who was trapped in the wreckage. it happened not long ago that's land over road. the entire l

we've seen shots where it's sticking to the sides of the road, the meade -- median, they have implemented a 45-mile an hour speed limit on the parkway. this is 42 at creek road. we see crews moving southward heading toward the snowfall. no big problems on 42. here's a different shot, route 47 at route 30. we can see it on the median and the sides of the road. looks like you may have gotten a dusting on the road 47, route 40 malaga, new jersey. no problems now on black rock road. no snow in the philadelphia area, you have to go to south jersey and delaware for that, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is continuing our team coverage live on the black horse pike in blackwood, new jersey, we've been checking in with you every half-hour, annie, how is it looking now? >> reporter: at this point no precipitation, but they are prepared. take a look behind me, you can see the sheen on the roadway. most of the roads were pretreated with brine. take a look at the video, you will see flurries, you heard karen talking about the flurries that were seen in the traffic c

republican congressman patrick mead from pennsylvania will be there. he tells nbc 10 he respects the right of those who want to stay home, but doesn't agree with their decision. >> i think that in effect it really reflects on the people's voice in choosing who their leader is, respecting the idea that the people have spoken. so i hope that we'll move beyond this and get to working together on the problems of the day, but i intend to be there. >> philadelphia's not the only major city in the country with its entire congressional delegation skipping the inauguration. nbc 10 is your home for around the clock inauguration coverage. tomorrow morning our entire morning team will be live from the nation's capitol and nbc 10 news today. tomorrow night, join us for a one hour special, the inauguration of donald trump. it is live from washington, at 7:00 p.m. >>> tonight, former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara are both in a texas hospital. doctors say that mr. bush had a setback today and was moved to the intensive care unit of the hospital in ho

recent rains occurred but i don't know how effected lake meade is. is it converted to convert it to a sister and put a giant roof over it or portions of it and the evaporation rate would be greatly decreased and water supply would be more constant. >> okay, the guy in the back. >> just on the -- >> your name, please. >> charles lane, washington post. >> one thing no one on either panel is yet to discuss, though i'm sure they have thoughts on it, is the federal infrastructure bank. and given all the questions that have been raised about the efficiency of financing and choosing projects, if anyone has a thought on that bb, i would b curious. >> a response about leveraging what the public believes, is just a warning, that when you tell the public something the create a lot of jobs, and it doesn't, nafta, you end up with long-term costs. so that's just my two cents. infrastructure bank, anyone? >> can i just follow up on that? >> yeah. >> i think that addresses the first two questions about the politics of it and the timing. this is what i was saying bef

meade and clinton coming in at 30.e're tracking rain mostly in through northern virginia but coming right on into the district right now, you probably hear that on your rooftops if you were out and about, but not much in the way of heavy rain tonight and not tomorrow either. chicago and the ohio river valley, but for us we'll wait for this boundary to make it our the future timing of this. not much around 6:00 a.m., but watch what happens around 7:00 or 8:00, we see the showers coming through. 270 starting to see that around 8:00, 9:00. that morning rush will be impacted by this. noon tomorrow still shower activity. know this, it is not everywhere. this won't be a complete washout, but still a good idea to keep the umbrella handy. by 5:00, clearing out just a little. we're not expected to see much in the way of sunshine, but we'll still see clearing as far as the radar is concerned. look at the numbers. temperatures to the north much colder. to the south and west, much warmer. 60 in atlanta and back towards eastern ken

. >> engine failures requiringe meade eighth valuations have happened throughout the last two weeks. on tuesday morning they had four within an hour and a half adding to the problems, 20 train cars are out of service for refurbishing. >>> very popular place for visitors in 2016, national the historical park, saw more than 5 million people visit last year. that is most visitors since 1989, and fourth highest ever at the park. independent hall and liberty bell were the biggest attractions. that the park service thinks it is centennial celebration and extended hours helped boost number of visits. >>> different kind of mall here one of the pennsylvania's largest shopping malls sold at auction yesterday, for 100 bucks. the gallery at pittsburgh mills opened up in 2005 with 179 stores but it was foreclosed upon when it failed to repay 143 million-dollar to wells fargo. so bank stepped in at auction and essentially bought it back from itself is. wells fargo has not commented on what it plans to do with the building. >>> girl scouts of america is celebrating 100 delicious years of cookie sal

the smoldering fuel was dug out and burned in the ship's boilers, but maloney says the mead to get rid of that burning coal quickly may have been one of the reasons "titanic" kept going at high speed despite knowing there were icebergs around. almost 105 years later, there's still enough doubt and interest to keep the story of the world's most famous maritime disaster alive. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: and you can watch the documentary on the smithsonian channel on january 21st. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. thanks for join us. good night. >>> tonight, breaking janet jackson baby news. what the 50-year-old pop star named her son. >>> then, inside mariah carey's epic new year's fail. what really went wrong. >> that was -- >> who is to blame for one of the biggest disasters in live tv histo history? was it sabotage and can mimi recover? p> plus, breaking down the biggest premiere surprises. >> what the hell is she doing here? >> from a one-night stand to the girl shocker. >>> then the official kickoff to awards season. >> i loved e

. >> reporter: michelle mead with the national weather service expects two to three inches of rain in the valley but this time, snow below 5,000 feet. >> because of the lower snow levels, we are going to be measuring in feet of snow by the time all is said and done. >> reporter: she is also forecasting stronger winds including white-out conditions. >> so even your healthy trees when that ground gets so saturated, those roots will just lift right out. >> reporter: the work isn't over for pat day and his crews, only changing from mud to snow. >> come here and get a good meal, get their sleep, then they are ready to go the next day. >> reporter: the snow is going to continue to fall for the next 72 hours or so. but looking ahead later this week, that's when things will start to dry out, giving people and the ground a chance to recover. in kingvale, drew bollea, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:40. yosemite spared major damage from the past storm. next a look inside with an expert who is watching conditions closely as the new storm rolls through. ,, getting hit hard. kpix 5's wilson walker takes us

fort mead and some areas at less than half a mile. look at these temperatures. about the mid-40s. so a mild start. take a look at yur commute but dry roads later on today. melissa. >>> brand new problem inbound 4 before dour house road. the report is we have a crash there in the left lane blocking things. that will really start to cause problems for folks. work zone still there blocking the right lane. this one is gone. eastbound toll road after 28. that is now out of the way and as we look at the beltway overall, outer loop and innerer loop no r coming up on 5:14 and there will be a candle lite vigil for a grandmother caught in the cross fire of a gun battle. vivian marrow was killed in southeast d.c. on monday. the vigil is tonight at 7:00 at the same spot. they're asking witnesses to come forward. there are security cameras in the neighborhood. they're not saying whether they captured the shooting. >>> we want to check in with erica gonzales at the live desk. >> police officer and a suspect dead after a six-hour stand off in north texas. police responded to reports of an armed

police mead your help finding this 11-year-old girl. breaniya todd was last seen yesterday.he's 5'11" with black hair. she has a mole on her left cheek. >>> time now is 4:31. they were in control of their destiny, but the redskins will be watching the playoffs from home. tough one right there. >> i cannot believe they lost a close game to the giants. do you call that close? >> it was closish. they had a chance at the end. >> their season is over, that's the bottom line. news 4 sports reporter carol maloney talked with the disappointed team. >> win and they were in. instead, a loss and a lost season for the redskins. an offense that weathered four sacks of kirk cousins came alive in the fourth quarter. a one-yard pass to jordan reed tied the game at ten. but trailing by three with 1:30 to play, kirk cousin's interception ends any playoff hope. redskins end their season with a 19-10 loss to the new york giants. >> just disgusting. it was despicable. >> that right there was just -- it's not football, so we've got to be better. we've got to come on back next year and do a better

their coins kept turning up, convincing reg meade and richard miles there was an even a larger hall tohat effect, and that is when the story took off. reg got down with the shovel and just scooped out some more earth. on the end of it was five coins. so i shouted out, reg, haul. reg, richard and a team of excited archaeologists had no idea what the 30 year search had actually uncovered. everybody thought it was going to be a pot of coins, so we had some bandage to put around it and we thought we would be out at the end of the first day, and then it became incredibly exciting because we knew how big it was, but it also became a worry because no—one had actually got something like this out of the ground safely in one piece before. in this story, there were secrets within secrets. the 70,000 coins enfolded even more precious treasures. what we have even more of these gold neck togs which would have been warned by a very important people in these celtic tribes. thin sheet gold over an iron core and then probably wood around that, and they made it into halves so they would originally sort o

and burned in the ship's boilers, but maloney says the mead to get rid of that burning coal quickly may have been one of the reasons "titanic" kept going at high speed despite knowing there were icebergs around. almost 105 years later, there's still enough doubt and interest to keep the story of the world's most famous maritime disaster alive. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: and you can watch the documentary on the smithsonian channel on january 21st. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. thanks for join us. good night. >> if we can't do better than obama care, we might as well look for another line of work. >> with all due respect, america cannot afford a twitter presidency. >> the house and senate are back in session today for the start of the 115th congress with gop in control of both chambers and soon the oval office, republicans are promising an aggressive agenda, but, we are asking tonight, are lawmakers and president-elect trump on the same page? perhaps not. at least not on every issue. lawmakers reverse their plan to gut the office o

a cnn commentator calling blacts who support trump meade oaker negroes. >> why are you scared of donald? >> because our lives are in wor" jesse: welcome back to this special inaugural edition of "watters world." we'll look at the pomp and protests of yesterday's inauguration. roll the tape. [♪] jesse: why are you scared of donald trump? because our lives are in danger. jesse: what are you doing out here today? >> silently protesting trying to bring out my voice. jesse: you are silently protesting but you are talking to me. >> no people are illegal. we are all legal to live on this earth. jesse: did you write that sign yourself? it looks like a third grader driewf it. are you being paid to protest? tell puff continue i said hello. >> okay. i speak to him on a daily basis even though i'm not russian. >> so help me god. congratulations, mr. president. >> whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. say it, president donald trump. how does that feel? >> amazing. best day of my life. good vibes up there? >> everyone is with smiles and looking good. jes

and he closely monitors everything the meade yea says about him.ven when he's dealing with weightier matters. he does not see himself each broiled in a permanent war with the press. and yes i asked for an interview. and i asked the vice president-elect for an interview as well. i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. what did you think of the sean spicer interview? also, bat me around on twitter@howard kurtz. we'll be back after the inauguration. we'll see you sunday >> back here next week. >> see you then. "fox report" up next. harris: this is the week the inauguration of donald trump as the 45th of the united states, what will a president trump have? we have the answer from an interview made public, watch. president-elect donald trump detailed the first executive orders he will sign once in the white house. he told the times of london they'll focus on strengthening our nation's borders and could include what he calls extreme vetting for those entering america for parts of the world known for islamist terrorism. >> people don't want to have other

janice mead is life in the fox weather center.ed for the central u.s. a crippling devastating-this -- ice storm. we have the gulf of mexico moisture overwriting that cold air coming through. right now were starting to get all of the ingredients here. the worst of it is going to come overnight tonight saturday and sunday. from texas to oklahoma and towards a bit atlantic. half an inch to an inch of ice on the roads into power lights. people need to be on alert. >> this is highly anticipated so were to tell you about it. the game gaming console that is three and one. nintendo says this much will go on sale on march for $300. if you wonder what all the hype is about for the new gaming device it can be used like a regular handheld gaming device. you can connect to your tvs as well. that will be interesting. and almost look like a remote control at the playstation. the white house visitor suffered a cut below her eye on monday after she was bitten by the first families a dog. she went down to pet portuguese water dog. she was treated b

and he closely monitors everything the meade yea says about him.dealing with weightier matters. he does not see himself each broiled in a permanent war with the press. and yes i asked for an interview. and i asked the vice president-elect for an interview as well. i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. what did you think of the sean spicer interview? also, bat me around on twitter@howard kurtz. we'll be back after the inauguration. we'll see you sunday with the latest buzz. reporter: the clock is ticking down to the inauguration of the 45th president as questions continue to be raised about his possible relationship with russia. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. donald trump is set to take the oath even though one respected congressman says he's not fit to take office. after an unverified dossier ledging russia has

howie: should the meade why be calling the president a liar.chaos breaks out in airports over the security checks. what about the president calling the media the opposition party. as for sean spicer -- >> is it your intention to always tell the truth from that podium and will you pledge no never say anything that's not factual. >> yes. i think sometimes we can disagree with the facts. howie: we ask him about his contentious relationship with the media. plus -- >> you have got spunk. >> well, yes. >> i hate spunk. howie: mary tyler noor inspired a generation of journalists. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." president trump has hit back hard against the press and sean spicer has been on the front lines. the president made his fun verified claim about millions voting illegally in the election. the press hit back hard. >> what evidence do you have of widespread voter fraud in this election if that's the case. >> the president does believe that. i think the president has believed that based on studies and for has. >> i wonder if you believe

but the more important thing is they don't understand it and they haven't meade any changes since before the election. i don't blame the white house for going after them in so many ways. "u.s.a. today," as opposed to saying trump wins victory on sanctuary cities. when trump was elected it was women, students and minorities taking the reality of the trump presidency. a terrible headline. jesse: i think abc news on night line said something about the first three days of the administration. we interviewed former white house press secretary ari fleischer. in editing the quote for air, his remarks were shortened. as a result his remarks were mischaracterized. >> i sat down for a taped interview with "nightline." they quoted me saying the white house dropped the ball friday. >> what i said was they dropped the ball on saturday and sean picked it up and moved on on monday. why did that person go into the editing booth thinking they could get away with it? jesse: as long as they keep apologizing, we'll keep accepting their apology. jesse: hollywood imploding over donald trump being in the white

and the last 15 years have exposed a bathwater ring around lake mead to show the level has decreased. it's been a concern of ours and many and many of the states up and down the colorado. arizona, california and nevada are in agreement on a trout contingency plan. our concern is that with this transition there'll be an impact on the water supply for nevada. there's lake time during this transition so we would like to how you'll exercise your authority and leadership and help your states finalize and implement their trout contingency plan? >> thank you for the question. water is critical for a number of reasons. we have to look at storage, efficiency, infrastructure, all of which are behind and then negotiate in good faith. whatever walks into a room with an agenda is not good faith. leadership is recognizing the importance of having a win-win. and also recognize that we have to do better on our infrastructure. we wasted an enormous amount of water in this country just not having enough holding capacity. some of our dams are lacking. there is opportunity but but we need to manage our r

but the more important thing is they don't understand it and they haven't meade any changes since before the election. i don't blame the white house for going after them in so many ways. "u.s.a. today," as opposed to saying trump wins victory on sanctuary cities. when trump was elected it was women, students and minorities taking the reality of the trump presidency. a terrible headline. jesse: i think abc news on night line said something about the first three days of the administration. we interviewed former white house press secretary ari fleischer. in editing the quote for air, his remarks were shortened. as a result his remarks were mischaracterized. >> i sat down for a taped interview with "nightline." they quoted me saying the white house dropped the ball friday. >> what i said was they dropped the ball on saturday and sean picked it up and moved on on monday. why did that person go into the editing booth thinking they could get away with it? jesse: as long as they keep apologizing, we'll keep accepting their apology. jesse: hollywood imploding over donald trump being in the white

the national left-wing meade jails off the rails.purely in my judgement anti-trump reflex. >> that's a given. but at the end of the day, the only thing i had concern and i expressed it, i think he had a tremendous victory it was a well-structured campaign and won in places where we haven't won since 19 tight 4. but -- since 1984. but at the same time we need to november forward. lou: nothing is going to take away his victory or diminish it. we have one coming up in 2018. and we have one in 2020. my guess is he wants to win that one, too, and expect -- expects to do see. >> i think he does. democrats in the senate are very vulnerable. they are going to be up for reelection in states trump won, and some in state where trump won and lot in. will they want to be part of the scorched policy against trump? i don't think so. i think the real test will come next week. trump will announce his nominee for the supreme court to fill the seat of the late justice scalia. i think democrats will have to be very careful on that if they decide to fili

they married in 1916 and he was assigned in 1919 to fort meade in maryland. there, tragedy struck. their first child died of scarlet fever at the age of three. as ike moved from one assignment to the next over the years, he became known as one of the most efficient and hard-working officers around. december 7, 1941, pearl harbor, america joined world war ii. eisenhower was called to washington where he soon distinguished himself as a good strategic thinker, just six months later, he went to london where he planned the invasion of north africa. >> he was a good man, a tough man. he tried to treat everybody the same. i was on duty and i would take my weapons with me just in case anybody gets fresh, you know. >> in december 1943, president roosevelt informed eisenhower he would command operation overlord, a direct invasion of france. this was the make or break moment for the war in europe. all the heavyweights, fdr, churchill, de gaulle, they were putting their faith in ike. the response of responsibility of d-day, as it was popularly known, rested on his shoulders. he said, if any bl

yes, i think men like grant and mead and someone like william rosecrance, i think they have fully appreciatedt they had within the army. the real question was did professional engineers life james duane Ãyou know, did they recognize and what they prepared to be a full credit to these upstarts? and attend west point just felt very threatened. as you read official reports, you can really see that as you read between the lines. after the chattanooga campaign and the famous proper line you read about the campaign and you read the after action reports written by the engineers. they are happy to mention the men who did this work but the men, the men are vague and they seldom mention the volunteer engineer offices. and they always mention the west point regular army engineer of officers. it's really interesting.>> yes it is interesting how these field commanders and Ãnot one of the things, we only have so much time left and we haven't even talked about some things. >> let's think, one aspect of the 1864 campaign. grant has to move so quickly and that will remind us of illustrations had to help us. h

think this is been brought up, but people in nevada get a majority of their water surprise from lake meadin the last 15 years of drought has exposed like a ring around lake mead to show the level has decreased and it's obviously a concern of ours and many of the states around the-- arizona, colorado-- california and nevada army drought contingency plan and our concern is that with this transition there will be eight impact on the water supply if there is lack time during this transition, so would like to know how you exercise your authority and leadership to help the states finalize and implement their drought contingency plan. >> thank you for the question and as i mentioned earlier water is critical for a number of reasons. we have to look at storage, efficiency, our infrastructure all of which are behind and then negotiate in good faith. when everyone walks in a room with that agenda, that's not good faith, so leadership is recognizing the importance of having a win-win and also recognizing that we have to do better on our infrastructure. we waste an enormous amount of water in this co

, yes, i think men like a grant and need and someone like when rosecrans in the western theater -- mead i think they appreciated the talent. the real question what did professional engineers like james dewayne, you know, did they recognize and were they prepared to give full credit to these upstarts? and i think west pointers felt very, very threatened. and as you read official reports after campaigns, you can really see that as you read the tween the lines. after the chattanooga campaign and the famous cracker line, you read about the vicksburg campaign and to read the after-action reports written by the engineers. they are happy to mention the men who did this work, but the men are vague and they sell the mention of volunteer engineer officers. and they always mentioned the west point regular army engineer officers. it's really interesting spirit very interesting the way field commanders and engineer commanders take a different view. what other things, we only have so much time left and we haven't even talked about -- let's think, drill in on one aspect of that agency for campaign. fi

the last 15 years of drought has ring around lake mead to show the level has decreased. it is obviously a concern of ours and many of the states up and down the colorado. california, and nevada are in principle agreement on a drought contingency plan. our concern is with this transition, there is going to be a real impact on the water supply for nevada if there is a lag time during this transition. i would like to know how you will exercise your authority and leadership to help the states finalize and implement their drought contingency plans. rep. zinke: and thank you for the question. as i mentioned earlier, water is critical for a number of reasons. we have to look at storage, we have to look at efficiency, we have to look at our infrastructure, all of which are behind. and then negotiate in good faith. when everyone walks in a room with an agenda and they are unwilling to budge from that, that is not good faith. leadership is recognizing the importance of having a win-win, and also recognizing that we have to do better on our infrastructure. we wasted and norms amoun

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ike was assigned, in 1919, to fort mead in maryland. there, tragedy struck.ke and mamie's first child, doud, or icky, as they called him, died of scarlet fever at the age of 3. as ike moved from one assignment to the next over the years, he became known as one of the most efficient and hardworking officers around. december 7, 1941, pearl harbor, america joined world war ii. eisenhower was called to washington, where he soon distinguished himself as a good strategic thinker. just six months later, he went to london, where he planned operation torch, the invasion of north africa. >> he was a good man, tough man, you know. i mean, he tried to treat everybody the same. i was on duty. i had to go and take my weapons with me just in case anybody gets fresh, you know. >> in december 1943, president roosevelt informed eisenhower he would command operation overlord, a direct invasion of france. this was the make-or-break moment for the war in europe. all the heavyweights -- fdr, churchill, de gaulle -- were putting their faith in ike. the responsibility for d-day, as

there has been a lot of talk in the meade what about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you have it goes two ways. we'll hold the press accountable as well. judge jeanine: we'll talk all about it tonight. but before we get to that and eric trump, my opening statement. now, you know that the only way to make actual change in this country is not only to have the moxy and the guts to do it. but also to not care what the drive-by media and the haters think of it. to make change will take someone who doesn't obsess, put fingers to the wind. someone who doesn't give a damn about what the naysayers or the chattering classes say. he's someone who is focused and understands what it takes to get the job done. and he understands base has been up and down and smart enough to get back up again. but there will be bumps in the road. he understands the changing the bureaucracy and the washington machine is not for the feint of heart. he understands that in order to do what has to be done, he can have no fear. because donald trump has been fearless in his campaign, to b

. >> quickly, it started trending on social mead media. the mother said she is thank for. >> i did hear about katie being fired and it was totally uncalled for. poor decision on the district's part. >> it is not something to fight or be fired over. >> the district said she uses the wrong tone. >> the student later tweeted, he didn't take nash's tweet personally. and thought it was funny. >> i know my intentions. and i have been really overwhelmed by the community and their support. and their belief in me that my intentions were good. account and lesli and adam, she said she's already started looking for a new job. reporting live tonight in frederick, stephanie gailhard, wusa 9. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> police have arrested the wife of the gunman responsible for the orlando nightclub massacre. noor salmon is charged with aiding and abetting, as well as obstruction of justice, after being arrested in san francisco. s.w.a.t. team members killed her huds, omar mateen back in june. but not before he had slaughtered 40. it's the worst mass s

>> the mead center for american center. >> all right. we appreciate you coming in and telling us about it. i'm going to say your name wrong ago. >> baja day. >> eun, over to you. >> thank you. we are following brand-new earthquakes in italy right now. they hit the central part of the country this morning that's near the same area which was levelled by several deadly quakes last year. new video from rome where if subway was closed. so far, we are not hearing any new reports of damage or injuries. >>> a n the inauguration friday, scammers are targeting the people who are trying to attend. >> consumer reporter susan hogan with what you need know. >> we spoke with the inauguration committee and they told us that they heard there are tickets actually for sale for a number of these inauguration events. bottom line they tell us, if you bought any of these tickets, you've been scammed. now, there are a ton of inauguration events starting with the voice of the people concert on thursday. and the make america celebration again with toby keith and

noah trudeau: as a lead up to five forks, the confusion in the union high command between grant, mead, and warren, reflected in a crisscrossing of telegraphic messages to a certain amount of misunderstanding among the parties. is that your summary? clearly that happened. i don't know if you can blame back. he wasn't a miracle worker. grant fairly felt he had sufficient coverage to let back go. lincoln would not have known the difference. but beck was the one sent to be with lincoln. i don't think beck played a role in that happening, but it is an interesting point. anybody else? thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: you are watching allrican history tv" weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span mystery. began in august 1914, the british royal navy imposed a naval blockade to restrict maritime trade with germany and other central powers. the blockade

. >>> the secretary of homeland security working with myself and my staff will begin meade construction of a border wall. >> president trump making a degrees i have move to tighten the nation's immigration policies. how dc mayor mural bows is her responding to the news, a mid her promise to remain a sanctuary city. >> and ... cheerleader controversy. a local high school cheer squad may be taking a seat at tonight's game after a principal calls the routine ghetto. the news at >> thank you for joining us everyone, i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm jim lowe kay. new protest trump today, to scale 270-foot crane, put up huge banner with the word resist on it. >> here is a look from on top of that crane. this is go pro video from one of the protesters. the group posted the video to their facebook page today. you can see just how risky and high this was here. the incident getting a ton of stairs, caused traffic delays throughout the day, as well. >> fox5 paul wagner live in northwest where law enforce. are still waiting for that group to come down. what's going on, pam? >> reporter: yes, jim, sarah, d

it surprises meade you don't know this issue. mr. chairman, i think this is a good reason for us to have more questions. this is a very important subject, our kids' education. we are selling our kids short not having a debate on it. i didn't know any rule that everyone gets one question, i don't know where that rule comes from. >> it comes from the committee precedent and the way we treated president obama's nominees and the way i was treated when i was a secretary. we are applying the same rules to mrs. devos. >> i think we are selling our kid short by not being able to ask follow-up questions. i was kind of surprised -- well, i am not that surprised you did not know this issue. miss devos, your family has a long history of supporting anti-lgtb issues and pushing conversion therapy. you and your flame have i given $10 million to focus on the family, an organization that states on his website that homosexual strugglers can change their sexual identity. conversion they are pay has been rejected by mental health and mainstream organiza