it is a tough position for meade . george gordon meade is a fantastic character and fantastic division commander appeared we do not know how well of a corps commander he would be because we do not have enough to battlebut he had won the of gettysburg which was good enough for general grant. unfortunately, meade will turn into a high-ranking staff officer. he will be grant's george marshall, from going up into world war ii. so now grant is going to be a different kind of beast. as we look at the map, i want you to focus on the red and blue line heading down toward richmond. grant realizes very quickly, as does lincoln and jefferson davis, the fastest way to get a confederate army to battle, or union army to battle, is to threaten their capital. politicians do not like whenever armies come knocking on their door. aimt grant intends to do is for the area of richmond. but he is going to tell meade goes, youver lee shall follow. from the wilderness, grant is stalemated. he will fight there, and i will show you a map in a mo

meade and hislong division commanders, and among federal division commanders, as well. such strife certainly effective command relations and also sometimes affected operations. such personal animosity is not confined to petersburg, to the civil war, or to olden times. it can flare up today and tomorrow. senior strategic leaders need to recognize that reality and to be prepared to deal with it. understanding human dimensions of high command is just one lesson from the siege. persevering, weaving tactical setbacks into strategic success, adapting flexibility of methods to purpose, not yielding to possible threats but fighting back against the odds, displaying strategic vision, converting advantages into achievements, functioning effectively within chains of command upward, downward, and laterally. all of these are enduring lessons in leadership from the siege of petersburg when richmond was redeemed. and i thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are going to do a few questions now. i will start on this side. if you have a question, please raise your hand. we do

these officers include such prominent northern commanders as george g meade, winfield scott hancock, and david and greg, and such senior southern sword -- soldiers as richard s you will and ap health. -- prelude,ayer you siege summarize the before we assess it. petersburg, virginia, situated on the right bank of the appomattox river 20 miles due south of richmond, was militarily important in its own right as the 10th largest city of the confederacy. the head of navigation on the appomattox, as the site of the confederate states led works, which manufacture of bullets for lee. the strategic significance of petersburg lay in logistics. how fitting isn't that the u.s. army's center is now situated at and ourst of petersburg new director colonel hardy kate -- came to us from the logistics center at fort lee? throughout the civil war, petersburg functioned as the rail center for richmond. from northeast, southeast, south and west, railroads ran to the city. railroade, a single continued north to the confederate capital. ff from southside virginia, armaments from the ports along the lower

meade, though a good leader, had failed to follow up on the retreat from gettysburg in 1860 3. grant, however, came to leave the army after secured victory after victory in the deep south. the most recent and most important was the surrender at vicksburg in july of 1863, simultaneous to meade's victory. they would pitch everything at the enemy. grant intended to go at a leak e from all sides and assigned a primary role, the army would've you raised -- would be raised and hurledstrength across the rapid end. grant brought in more than 100,000 men to the battle and would suffer casualties of more than eight teen thousand men. lee would lose more than 11,000. the month of may would be one of the bloodiest times of the war. after the wilderness and spotsylvania county and subsequent bountiful -- battle, lee's army won victories and suffered fewer losses than the rebels and strategically maintained his army between grant and richmond. however, the losses he sustained were more than he could afford and it was getting more and more difficult for lee in the confederacy to live to fight

meade. anne arundel police say 17-year- old demonta walker will be charged as an adult with carjacking, kidnapping, assault and use of a firearm in connection with a felony. walker was armed with a hand gun when he showed up at meade senior high school friday to visit his girl friend. he was turned away but later used that handgun to force another teen to drive him to a convenience store. that victim was not hurt. he reported the incident to his mother who contacted police. >>> a 15-year-old girl is dead after she was fatally stabbed in her edgewater, maryland residence. the girl's twin sister and mother also stabbed in what the harford county sheriff's office says was a random attack saturday evening. 21-year-old ivan bustamante has been charged in the stabbings. there is still no motive. the surviving twin is released from the hospital of the her mother remains in serious condition in the hospital. >>> the search is on for a man wanted for a murder in maryland, juan quinilla, shot and kill

the most important was the surrender at vicksburg in july 1863 simultaneous to meade's victory. they would pitch everything at the enemy. grant intended to go at a leak from all sides and assigned a primary role, the army would've you raised -- would be raised and hurled across. grant brought in more than 100,000 men to the battle and lee 60,000. most of the in a dense forest. lee would lose more than 11,000 men and grant would lose 18,000. after the wilderness and spotsylvania county and subsequent bountiful -- battle, lee's army won victories and maintained his army between grant and richmond. however, the losses he sustained were more than he could afford and it was getting more and more difficult for lee and the confederacy. he would continue to move -- maneuver for a few weeks and failing to crush richmond for successfully keeping lee and the field further draining the army of men at supplies. it will be known as grants overland campaign. a strategy of grant to further whittled down lee's numbers. the above events would reinforce the criticality of the last major event and

this new mead an on railroad avenue lacked adequate marking markings.eflec reflecttor knocked off and on the pavement. a critic of smart is keeping an eye on it. >> i have counted at least 5 serious impacts hard enough to break concrete and more tire executive i can't tell you how many there might have been. >>reporter: local fire chief went out of his way today to express concern. >> if a motorcyclist hits that at 30 miles an hour come off the bike and will be just be picking up piece. >>reporter: smart really think this is a good idea. >> yes. >>reporter: smart spokesman stevens notes california public utility commissionfeld railroad administration and sonoma county public works signed off on these medians. so why would they leave the prom equity unfinished? steven says people steal the cone and reflecttor. why isn't smart out there every day putting up new cohen. >> i talked to the contractor this morning and i think they did do that. i expect they were stolen. >>reporter: missing even when smart knew we were coming from sonoma county abc 7 news. >>>

. >>> a 17-yard boy is in custody accused in a carjacking and abduction near fort meade. that suspect demonta walker is being charged as an adult. police say he was armed with a handgun when he showed up at meade high school friday to visit his girlfriend. he was turned away but later he used the gun to force another teen to drive him to a convenience store. the other teen was not hurt. he told his mother what happened and she called authorities. >>> georgetown university student who produced ricin in his dorm room is scheduled to be sentenced today. a graduate of whitman high in bethesda, he has pleaded guilty to the charges. he is expected to get one to two years of jail time followed by several years probation. >>> in a surprise turn events, two americans in prison in north korea are back in the united states. >> kenneth bae is one of them, a missionary from washington state. matthew miller the other, a tourist from california. they were released this weekend. the director of national intelligence james clapper flew to pyongyang to negotiate their release. nothing was

a a maryland teenager turned himself in to police. 17-year-old walker is not a student at meade. he was visiting his girlfriend at the school when officials asked him to leave. police say he was leaving when he used a gun to force a teenager to drive him to a convenience store. when they arrived, walker got out and just walked away. >>> today you can help a montgomery county family still looking for two missing children. sarah and jacob have been missing more than two months. to help with the cost of searches, the salon is donating 20% of proceeds from services to find sarah, find jacob fund. the fund-raiser will be today and tomorrow. >>> today we could learn the name of a pilot who died in a plane crash in virginia. right now investigators are working to find out what went wrong. the plane was traveling from frederick, somed phd to martinsburg, west virginia. a student pilot survived that crash. >>> today virginia lawmakers return to richmond to finish up business before the holidays. they will vote to make final changes to the state budget and vote on a state supreme court jus

the carjacking happened friday afternoon near meade senior high school in ft. meade.. nobody was hurt, but walker will be charged as an adult for the carjacking and for a number of other offenses. >>> the last two americans known to be held captive in north korea are back on u.s. soil tonight. leader kim jong un ordered the lacey of kenneth bae and matthew -- release of kenneth bae and matthew miller after a letter from president obama. residents and friends greeted them on the tarmac. bae was accused of trying to bring down north korea through religious activities and miller was convicted of committing hostile acts. >>> this week germany is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. >> over the weekend thousands of people gathered to the brandenburg gate to mark a momentous turning point in history. november 9th, 1989, germans from both sides climbed the wall betting the guards wouldn't shoot and they didn't. 25 years later most of the concrete barrier is gone and berlin is one of the top tourist destinations in europe. >>> up next how knowing y

i'll show you what is meaded our way itsp of people are waking up in jail, accused of participating in large side show over the in the port. there's evidence that people were getting completely out of control there last night. >> absolutely. the large plus presence was here until maybe a couple more than 100 vehicles were blocked and trapped. some officers had their rifles out as they walked the perimeter to make sure no one took off on foot. >> first thing is we have to think about the safety of the officers and the public. we had our helicopter tors ands is it and nothing final. >> now, nearby there was a car fully engulfed in frames. it was unhappy if. >> if they were be a to a ris p prplive uk $. beibei. >> it is amaze somebody. woor twhrmt we saw other cars spending literally 'thanksgiving, by the way. >> paper thanksgiving. >> that was the sound for the third straight night. a mixture of pose turs and troublemakers. the oakland tribune building was among the targets last night. they were largeprm -- change what you're doing and do it the right way. >> law enforcement was very mob

. >> stephen: i think we meade news.f plucked from obscurity at a young expainl now you're a hero to a lot of people. do you identify with your character at all? >> no, it's so dangerous to say that, because she is leading a rebellion to change the world. but i need a new juje. >> stephen: what is a juje? >> a juje is a hair fluff. high hair person is probably freaking out right now for me touching it. >> stephen: okay, so how did you-- how-- how did you prepare for this role? did you have to actually-- did you do a ride-along? did you kill anybody with a bow and arrow? >> yeah, i did a ride-along with a lot of rebels that were fighting. >> stephen: do you actually know how to use a bow and arrow? >> i do, yeah, i took eye can't remember anymore how many months of archery, but a lot of months of archery for the first movie, and less for the second movie. >> stephen: and the third movie is just all c.g.i. exactly. that's it exactly. >> stephen: did you hold your hand and they put the bow in? >> and then people die on scre

i know we meade the rain, we need the snow in the mountains, but at this point, it looks like the patternhas changed in favor of drier and warmer conditions. >> sandhya, thank you. >>> bumping up band width. >>> plus how researchers are getting rid of the guesswork when it comes to don >>> one half of car talk and one of radio's most popular personalities died today. here's tom magliosi reacting to a caller. >> as we were approaching lightning struck our car. >> maybe you hit it on the door. >> a former producer says co-workers and listeners loved hearing his laugh. he and his brother ray gave advice to listeners who called in with car trouble and though they liked to act like any other mechanic, they were both trained as engineers. they went to m.i.t. he died of complications from alzheimer's disease. he was 77 years old. >>> the red cross in australia is testing new technology to make it easier for nurses to find your vein. there's a new device that uses infrared light. it absorbs the hemoglobin from the blood and the image is projected on to the skin of the veins. the image is very hel

today he is meading with the icc. i feel nervous. it's a new journey in my life. it's going to be a new experience for me. >> do you have a celly? >> no, sir. >> once you go to an sny, you are required to take a celly. >> yes. >> when you go, all the prison politics are thrown out the window. you can be housed with almost anyone. you understand that? >> yes. >> we are going to release you to the facility. do you have concerns with that? >> no, sir. >> do you have any questions for me? >> no, sir. >> agree or disagree with the actions? >> i agree. >> i am a lot happier now. i haven't been like this for a long time. i have been stressful towards the things are coming my way. now i can choose for myself. now that i make that decision, i can do that. >> the gang style is a dead end. that came after a violent fight with a cellmate. for daniel, another former gang dropout living in sny, early retirement was also involuntary. >> i pretty much have been hanging with him since i was a kid. when i came to prison, i already knew what i was going to be. a northerner. an indiv

. >> reamed mead full accountability. >> they marched to the administration building to take their concerns to the university's president. they were met by the chief of campus police. >> we have m-16's because we have nuclear material on campus. equipmente best the needed to protect the campus. it is not used offensively. say that police forces with military style weapons have increased tensions on campus. >> i don't feel safe when i see a police officer going towards me. >> he said it would have to be as -- an extreme situation before they would use the m-16 or the armored vehicle and he promised an ongoing and open dialogue with the students on campus. >> thank you. the man accused of a hit and run accident that killed a student in college park has pled guilty. he faces up to two years in prison. back in january he admitted to hitting the 22-year-old university of maryland student with his car on campus. he later turned himself into police. prosecutors say that the video shows him stumbling out of the bar shortly before the accident. he will be sentenced on january 30. >> fredericksburg p

. >>> a maryland teenager turned himself in to police. 17-year-old walker is not a student at meade. he was visiting his girlfriend at the school when officials asked him to leave. police say he was leaving when he used a gun to force a teenager to drive him to a convenience store. when they arrived, walker got out and just walked away. >>> nfl players union threatening to file a grievance if they don't rule on the adrian peterson case by tomorrow. peterson is currently on the nfl commissioner's exempt list. they want him removed from the list and allowed to play. but the nfl says it is waiting on documents from peterson's legal team. last week the vikings running back pled no contest to misdemeanor assault charges. peterson admitted to hitting his 4-year-old son with a switch. >>> today d.c. council will talk about where to house homeless families this winter. jim graham has championed the effort. d.c. shelters can house a little more than 400 people. that is far short of the 840 families who may need a warm place to stay. graham first called for a hearing last month. he said last y

there can the raiders snap that 15 game losing streak is a full half hour of all use force meade sunday night at 9 right after the new. >> reporter: will be right back with much more. >> erica: you're saying lots of sunshine right now. which is saddled with a few upper 30's and is like the late helen santa rosa. it is still pretty chilly out there. the more is at 48 and 51 degrees in san mateo. >> erica: >> reporter: they're closing for repairs during the overnight our work began last night to repair six expansion joints that are wearing out. the work will have the six days a week over the next 10 weeks caltrans says it will use quick drying cement. will cost a million dollars more than using the metal plates. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge will be closed for construction is happening after the first of next year to january chapter bridge will close for 52 hours guest to remove a barrier to be installed to prevent head on collisions. >> reporter: a not guilty plea from the chp officer of us still a---the entered the plea friday last month the san ramon woman discovered nude photos

. >> she hate meade that night, calling me all kind of names. >> were you a human app back then. >> yes. >> no one likes to wake up the next day. >> called the alex. >> well, in one likes to wake up the next day and say i didn't really just do that. >> you were wrestling. >> she wouldn't give it to me, every time, the next take, oh, really. >> yes. >> i was in school at missouri swinging each other around. >> sorority house. >> no it was in the like that. >> no. >> my sister who watches from charlotte, north carolina, as a matter of fact, she's a psychologist and she said froid would tell you having your teeth fall out means you have sexual issues. >> oh, wow. >> really. >> i don't think so. i have gone and an aized the teeth, it is communications, it has nothing to do with sexual frustration. >> she didn't say frustration. >> she says issues. >> you added that word in there. >> issues. >> well, there are those. >> all right. oxford english dictionary they do every 12 months they have released their word for 2014. i have never her of it. >> yes, you have. >> va pe. >> we call it vapor.

so he felt even if you didn't follow his way wherever you were you mead needed to organize. groups like the naacp are important. and they are advocates for economic justice and more importantly they are advocates for black quality. i think the biggest thing we don't talk about in america in 2014 is the idea of black quality. that is more than racial judgment. it is saying if black people receive equalty there is a trickle up affect for everyone. gays and lesbians, poor, physically challenged but you have to talk about black quality because the country is founded on racial slavery. it is uncomfortable and i don't think it is the president who has to talk about it. it is all of us who are active citizens. it matters for all of us even if we are not black because it will have a healthy impact on our democra democracy. >> host: peniel joseph, how do you think your life has been different from congressman clyburn? >> guest: very different. i went to a high school that was integrated. my neighborhood was predominantly black but if you achieved and had educational students you coul

. >> reporter: many who talked to western meade ydia were jailed.ideos like this one the east german secret police showed their spying methods. they did the same to us. their code fame for my father was the tiger. >> they broke into our flat but also in our office, they took pictures. sometimes they wanted to show me that they were in. i got the impression, well, i'm observed. >> reporter: imagine trying to raise a family, first with three, later with four children, in that kind of environment. >> what was family life like? to me it seemed nice. to you and especially mom, it wasn't that great. >> it wasn't too easy for your mother. she had always real problems with the border guards. she was not ready to talk to them smiling because she hated their questions. >> reporter: but our family story also shows how far germany has come since the fall of the wall. the ruins behind us on this family picture from 1980 look like this today. this was the most desolate square in whole europe. it was lost. now it has changed into the most beautiful square of germa

a crash northbound on the parkway right between 32 and 175 getting up to fort meade and nsa.en colesville and georgia has been out of the way. but westbound on the intercounty connector still cleaning up the vehicle fire between briggs chaney and 329. the slowdowns still leaving edsall road to take you up to landmark. back to you guys. >>> thanks bev. two school closings to bring to you this morning. before we leave, laurel elementary is closed because of a water main break. another school bladessensburg high school an issue with the heating there. both of those are closed. >> all right, "cbs this morning" is next. how one man is making millions by guaranteeing high school students adds mission into ivy league and other top ranking schools. >> guaranteed. john blackstone has the story college admissions officers don't want you to. >> we'll have your latest traffic and weather in 25 minutes. >> for news, weather and traffic 24 hours a day, there's always wusa9 the app. have a great day. >> join howard and merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wr

the location include bothal mead and napa counties. monitor will be check to go see whether all voters are being treated alike without regard to race color or language. officials will also look at whether blind disabled or illiterate voters get the help they need. the division will be ready to 7 complaints of any election violation from anywhere. >> hotly contested race in the south bay. 7 term incumbent mike honda tough fight in the 17 congressional district. his opponent is fellow democrat row con up to third voters survey have not decided who they are going to vote for. and both sides are spending the final hours trying to get out the all important vote. >> we see people excited to vote and so my expectation we get our voters out. >> low voter turn out typically helps incumbent but redirecting put a twist open that this time. many areas are new to the 17 district so neither candidate actually enjoys name recognition in those areas. >> 2 bay area city may become the first in the nation to impose a tax on sugar drink exploratorium ber

it shows up in the treaty who would mead for reasons i'm about to talk about with the albany new york commissioners and the kinship that bound them against the frenchor another who might interfere with the document. so treaties in the colonial period at least in the 17th and early 18th centuries are about kinship. they are about forming alliances. as you don't have a document that knits together your family, you have family reunions. you have relationships. it's organic. it's ongoing. similarly, the document if there was one at all and generally there was not, it was not the object of a treaty discussion in the 17th or early 18th century. between the british colonial authorities and native people. the point was the relationship. it was to work out differences in an organic relationship just as today nato needs to work out relationships among the family of the nato alliances and there is not an expectation that a document will come out of that relationship. this is evident in this print that is hard to read at a distance that published by benjamin franklin with a treaty held at albany

lopez was lacked inal mead county jail. del carlo being held at santa clara county detention facility. in issue male detained at the san may te'o county jail. sheriff's office noticed possible criminal activity almost a year ago in december. they turned the case over to da investigators to avoid any appearance of conflict of interest. lopez and del carlo bailed out today. ishmael is expected to make bail soon t.what made it even tougher for the department was that these were all veterans. years of service ranging from 15 years to almost 30 years. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the some new revelation tonight in the death of 16 month old western low land guerrilla crushed by electric door at the san francisco zoo last week. if we have learned that zoo administrators had had warnings about the same door for years. internal zoo documents obtained by the i-team show a long history of problem with the operation. in one case another guerrilla was injured when the hand was caught in the door. zoo says it will not comment until the invest

out to laurel and fort meade, maryland. most neighborhoods are in the 40s. it will be a mild day today with temperatures evelly climbing up into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees by noontime. then by the time the polls close late this evening, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, temperatures are back down into the 60s. so on the whole, a good day. no chance for rain anywhere in maryland, virginia or the district during the course of the day today. good news, because as you can see on the radar tracker here in the 4x4, a big line of showers coming our way f later in the week. we have that a coming up in ten minutes. now to melissa mollet. >>> breaking news right now in silver spring with a pedestrian crash on new hampshire avenue at randolph road. we have about one block in each direction blocked off at that intersection becau of this investigation. wider look at things, you can see we look quite good beltway-wise, inner loop and outer loop, we are on time everywhere. in maryland, 270 south from germantown to thbeltway, we are looking good. and in virginia, 66 east, no problems

knowledge, and attack was ordered on the extreme right of the enemy, with divisions, brigade general mead, supported by gibbons.ohn the attack was resolute and for a time was successful. were notupports sufficient. the enemy rallied and drove back loss,ivisions with heavy given being wounded. in advance,nformed 100uld easily have drawn idle and useless guns from the were blocked,y where they blocked the streets, the plainto those on and supported by two of major thenal hooker's divisions, on the spot, left both of franklin's corps free for the assault. i have little doubt that franklin would have succeeded. been aso, it would have army.erous day for lee's following the palt battle, hookr commanderurnside as of the army of the potomac. the next major battle was fromellorsville, fought april 20 to may 6, 1863. virginia, near the village of chancellorsville. hooker's army of the potomac fought general lee's army of virginia, an army less half its side. lee divided his army in the enemyce of a much larger force and won a significant confederate victory. to go intot going detail about the batt

place more in retrospect than it did in defining itself in a course like it was very disappointed that mead did not follow up the defensive tactical victory of the union army had gettysburg with an offense of strategy that might have inflicted even more serious damage on the army of northern virginia as i was trapped north of the potomac river by high water for 10 days. >> host: may be lincoln should have sent that on male pleasure to meet. >> guest: well-made would have to sign that maybe we would have had a more aggressive general after that. >> host: may be. >> host: maybe grant would have stepped right in and taking care of it. i notice in the book you confessed that he begin with a bit of a bias. you didn't think much about davis. he didn't admire him in any way. admittedly your union men and he announced that in the book. as you go book. she got to know davis better by working in this book did you develop, what's the word, a sympathy, and understanding, any affection? what do you think about them now? >> guest: i haven't changed my mind in one area which is that he was on the wrong si

. >> as the marketplace continues to get more fragmented with social meade why and different areas, billboardsll where the people are. there are still a bunch of eyeballs on them and they will still have value moving forward. >> reporter: chris winn, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, a dog's weird talents. >>> plus, the bond between man and another dog. one animal's extreme journey to find a new home for himself. >>> i'm michael finney. today's 7 on your side q & a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions. contact me at facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter. i will answer your questions here live later. >>> i'm spencer christian. a colorful sunset here. you can expect another day like this tomorrow. that will be followed by lots of rainfall. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> taking a live look at traffic at 4:36, if you are trying to get away on 80 through berkeley, you are not going anywhere quickly. on the right-hand side is your 80 traffic heading east. it is stop and go both directions. >>> we are keeping an eye on this sky 7 hd live over t

for philly and the meade vat advice inch tip, two to 4-inch swab across the river into new jersey, but delaware new jersey, mainly rain, but will be modest coat coating to inch or two, accumulates right on the back edge of this storm. so, that said, winter storm watches are posted, or at least they take effect anyway, for early tomorrow morning. they last through all day and all night. and then, thankfully there is storm gets out of here quickly enough that we can give thanks on thursday without any additional issues here. it is dry but will be chilly, with our happy dancing turkey, 41 degrees at best for your high. vittoria? >> we love that turk. >> i so cute. >> good morning, everyone, right now, if you are traveling on the majors, do you have rush hour delays, going to start first with 422, it doesn't look awful though. that's the thing. notice we pull up the map in a little bit that we do have a lot more yellow than we do red. so, it is not awful at 8:17. but eastbound 422, some slow going out of the area of oaks down toward the area of 202, traveling on the schuylkill expressway,

. >> host: maybe lincoln should've said that i mailed letter to general meade aspect maybe we would'v would have a me aggressive general after that, i don't know. >> host: maybe grant would've stepped right in. i noticed in the book you confessed that you begin with a bit of a bias. you didn't think much about jeff davis but you didn't admire him in any way. admittedly, you know, we are union men and you announce that in the book. as you got to know davis better by working on this book, did you develop -- what's the word -- a sympathy, and understand, any affection? what you think about him now? >> guest: well, i haven't changed my mind in one area, which is that he was on the wrong side, the wrong side of history, the wrong side in this conflict that led to the civil war of the conflict over slavery. he was a proslavery man. i think that if the confederacy had succeeded it would've been a disaster for the course of american development. so i haven't changed my mind on that. but if you grant davis' principles and his perception, i came to have if not more sympathy for them, maybe more

an attack was ordered on the extreme right of the enemy, with only two divisions, brigade general mead, supported by general john gibbons. the attack was resolute and for a time was successful. but the supports were not sufficient. the enemy rallied and drove back both divisions with heavy loss, given being wounded. had i been informed in advance, i could easily have drawn 100 idle and useless guns from the town where they were blocked, where they blocked the streets, join them to those on the plain and supported by two of major general hooker's divisions, then on the spot, left both of franklin's corps free for the assault. i have little doubt that franklin would have succeeded. and in so, it would have been a disasterous day for lee's army. following the battle, hooker replaced burnside as commander of the army of the potomac. the next major battle was chancellorsville, fought from april 20 to may 6, 1863. it was in virginia, near the village of chancellorsville. major general hooker's army of the potomac fought general lee's army of virginia, an army less than half its side. lee div

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as an estimated 46 million americans of kicked off base given weekend dave meade unusual obstacles likeating security lines at the airports at chicago's o'hare and the latter hartsfield jackson. >> reporter: but in south was a massachusetts and virginia slippery conditions are respected between 95 and washington and new york interstate 95. >> reporter: in washington union station amtrak reported smooth operations and is busy northeast corridor despite lines and crowds passenger same content. >> reporter: there were some pieces of good news for a holiday travelers. that is giving gas prices are as low as in years and forecasts looks like a warmer temperatures in the east where the next major travel day the big trip home on sunday. >> reporter: the good news is that if you not travelling until tomorrow morning everything is looking pretty good. there's gotta be a lot of snow around the d.c. area that will be impacting new york. it will be winding down later on tonight and tomorrow afternoon should be added there is the system is moving fairly fast. >> reporter: where tennessee lot so suns

mead diagnoses with cte was originally diagnosed with alzheimer's or some other similar disease but almost until the last couple of years none of them were getting cte as a diagnosis, meaning that they were probably being mistreated and so, you know, as dr. stern alluded to how just horrible this disease is for the individual and encephalopathy their families, it's important that we at least do a better job of trying to treat them while they are alive so that they can live a better life because -- and that's something that i hope for myself because, you know, i'm 35 now and the average onset of symptoms is usually for these people in their 40s and so there's not that much time left for me and certainly ticking clocks for a lot of people. >> thank you. dr. stern, i was struck when i heard you talk about the new imaging and you mentioned that individuals with cte have the tao protein and i know from my work on alzheimer's that there's the tau protein is present in the brains of people with alzheimer's also so are we talking about the same protein and is there a link here? >> it's a wonderful

and the reason for that is if they fail to mead this deadline, president bush could be in trouble in congress. >> republicans have been very vocal on how they want to impose further sanctions on iran. how does that complicate the situation? >> they don't like the steel. they haven't liked the steel for a long time. it's coming in in january and are basically saying if we don't get exactly what we want, we are going to have to be tougher on tehran. the president can work out a deal, but inevitably, congress is going to have to list them permanently. >> does that make president obama look weaker to citizens would, of course, he's been putting together a deal with iran for a while now. >> and even the iranians have commented on this in the past. the president, because he has to talk to congress, is in a tougher spot, is in a weaker spot than they are themselves. on the flip side, mr. rouhani, part of his the success of his program is suggestive of success, as well. >> the iranians also debt practice for a deal here, but they don't want to give up too much in this deal. and the iranians

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. >> let's see, easy answer, and today directing from fort meade, right. independent of that, we will have to keep working on that. you know, there's not an easy answer for that. part of it is getting back to as we discussed paying attention on not just the data, the ones and zeros and technical information, but the actor in their motives. a lot of times we will get status in the signatures in the element, some of the details. we get it before we know what happened to somebody else, which is good. but the context, we have a model we go through to flesh out where we are with the tools and capabilities for remote at the actor, their motivation, the action they will take, what asset they will go to achieve their objectives. once we try to understand that, then we go into our overall strategic intent to respond and recover. so when you get a technical bit of information and come it doesn't really hope you all the time to understand the actor or what the motivation is and it definitely doesn't help you through this sometimes what one of our cyberassets they are

meade is at 32.e naval academy reporting 43. 46 in martinsburg, already 50 in wind chester. hometown forecast, beautiful poolesville, maryland, temperatures in the mid to upper 30s right now, climbing the the mid 50s. plenty of sunshine in poolesville or wherever you're going to live. what you'll be putting on as you head out the door, light jacket and don't forget the sunglasses. ite a sunny afternoon coming. sunshine this afternoon, temperatures will be up in the mid and upper 50s for much of the day, about 56 at 1:00, 58 our high around 3:00 in the afternoon. here is what i'm depressed about. the sun is down before 5:00. sun sets at 4:59 today. today we don't get sun sets after 5:00 until january 5 pth. a sunny day. should you wash the car? >> absolutely. still a couple days away before we have to worry about rain. temperatures flirting with 70 degrees on veteran's day. much, much colder air later the week. leading edge of cool air already in parts of the upper midwest, snow in the dakotas. lots o

and their convention, and they said pretty much or he said sam meade said that, you know, embrace the progressive ideas i wonder what you think about communim here in america. thank you hoecht. host: thank you. guest: get there is a difference a joke about the difference up to '89. the difference is in the united states you do have a communist party and that's a joke. i think here in the united states, it's an absolutely minority would follow these ideas and you have several ideas that are still left over in many ways. you have the north korean type. you have the cuban type and china is a different story. china, by the way, introduced market reforms and am was able to reform its own system which the soviet union did not do. >> was the tragedy oh, go gorba was not successful with his program of pair striperostroika. nothing is left over and i don't think here in the united states there is any chance of going that direction after the experience we have with a system that just is brutal and has no chance to provide any formal human dignity the reality is a different one and certainly not