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he holds a masters degree in american history from middle tennessee state university. i will go off script one second. he has done more to bring attention to the civil war than anyone ever has before. if you don't follow him before this event, follow him on facebook with the sense of washington, he keeps it fresh, keeps it real, and is bringing great information. [applause] steve: thank you, i appreciate that. can everyone see me in the back? sure i broughte up something that was bright enough for everyone to see. i'm originally from denver. we call this united in orange. thank you, i want to express my deep gratitude to chris for the honor to present at the symposium here at stevenson's ridge in virginia. last year i was a part of the panel. it is an honor to be back and talk about the battle of fort stevens. you will hear me talk about the battle of fort stevens today and also the civil war defense of washington. you will hear that throughout the program today. we will talk about the only battle that took place within the confines of washington, d.c. small in scale o

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he was labeled a danger to middle tennessee and was added to the state's most wanted list.he hunt eventually led authorities to an abandoned house west of nashville. mosley eventually surrendered. his criminal history includes robberies, and drug convictions. he was free on bond after violently beating a woman inside a walmart last year. the deceased victims are 22- year-old clayton battered and 21-year-old paul trippi knee. the third is the younger brother of san francisco 49ers quarterback c.j. beathard. mosley has been denied bond for two counts of criminal homicide. >>> we have an update on the san jose church robbery we told you about yesterday morning. people have really stepped up to help our lady of guadalupe a church after donation money was stolen last weekend. a gofundme page has raised more than $13,000 at last check. surveillance footage shows two people going into the church, distracting a cleaning lady and walking off with a collection box. the box was filled with money from selling holiday candles. the money was going to be used to buy toys for kids in the c

he was labeled a danger to middle tennessee and was added to the state's most wanted list. to an abandoned house west of nashville. mostly eventually surrendered. his criminal history includes robbery and drug convictions. he was free on bond and this after violently beating a woman inside a walmart last year. the deceased victims are 22- year-old clayton beathard and 21-year-old poulter pini. beathard is the younger brother of san francisco 49ers quarterback, cj beathard. the other victim was home for the holiday break from college. mosley has been indicted and has been under bond for two counts of criminal side homicide. >>> a man accused of arson and southern california will be in court tomorrow. the man is accused of starting 10 wildfires that burned in an area along the shore of a reservoir, set between september and november. he is accused of see sneaking onto the reservoir by hacking from the back of a private hospital. authorities say the fires endangered protective and sensitive species. >>> park rangers are trying to figure out circumstances of a visitor's death.

she's a journalist and professor of recording at middle tennessee state university." about it and said, look you know the problem's at country radio because they're not playing women. and then you have a chilling b effeause country radio is still the driver in country music. so if country radio doesn't play women, labels don't sign women. female songwriters aren't going to get sig much you won't see as many female producers and so on. >> i think it's just as frustrating to radio as itses to anybody >> brown: that's r.j. curtis, radio broadcasters, a non-profit group that helps promote the music.>> his is a multi-layered situation and it's ( bleep ) up all over. >> brown: 's been attending the "change the conversation" meetings, and wants people to recognize th this proble isn't just with radio, but with the entire industry pipeline, from talent scouts to publishers to labels. >> if you looked at the rosters of most major labels in town here i think you'd find that thf ratio is aboutr to one male to female in terms of artists on that roster. so there's just fewer of t

i know, madam president, you've heard me say time and again that middle tennessee he, nashville, is -- middle tennessee, nashville is one of the most creative places on earth and home to more songwriters than anywhere on the face of the earth and the music modernization act will make sure that nashville's songwriters will be paid fairly for the songs they are creating. these are all the things that we have worked hard on and we see these as priorities. when it comes to a legislative agenda that has taken much of my time, i started this term in the senate working on some things that protect the unborn, much as i had done in my service in the house. the first bill i introduced over here was the title 10 abortion provider prohibition act. and this is something that tennesseans wanted to see done, to make certain that tax dollars would not be used to fund or support abortion providers. it would not go to those clinics. and what tennesseans wanted to see was those tax dollars be put to work into rural health care in an able access to health care for women and for individuals that did not h

union loss, it is only the fight at the last day of the year, spilling into the new year in middle tennessee at a place called stones river where bragg was winning and he pulled back. that's what he did. lincoln could breathe a slight sigh of relief. it would have been a complete disaster to the union if they are winning on all fronts. the yankees claim one victory at the beginning of 1863. now it is the day of jubilee, the emancipation proclamation goes into effect. the united states can have black soldiers, actually in their u t units and that work will begin around that time and union confederate soldiers are facing each other on a thousand fronts at this point. this one shown from falmouth, havirginia. this is a photo of union photographers taking a picture of confederates in the field. it is unique. you don't have anything like this. they're not shooting at each other at this point. they're going to have another union commander, keep counting them, this is the fifth one. joe hooker comes up with a great plan. it is well executed. he managed to get his army all the way around, his army i

. >> [inaudible] i'm from middle tennessee state. ryan, first off, they give for justifying my decision to always say yes to beers with a researcher. i work on a lot of digital history projects that i try to bring to the classroom, with varying degrees of success. i am wondering how you organize that and actually go about it. since it is all primary, it is sort of a trick. i will tell you what the catch is. the catch is, you do not want them to have a project where they don't find anything, right? this makes my summers very interesting. that means i have to do all the research and find stuff and pretend like i don't know where it is at and have leads where i have them go find the same stuff. so yes, my summers are spent doing research, like, every summer. i'm on the road with my family, on the road with my kids, and on the road on the weekends by myself searching out this primary research so we will have projects for the fall. is time consuming, but it has been very rewarding for the students. at the end of the class, there is some f

joining me now to discuss is ken paulson, director of free speech center at middle tennessee state university" welcome. what do you see as the main reason behind the museum closing? >> the short and simple answer, it's running out of money. it's ironic that the location you talked about actually brought with it tons of expenses. and i think in the beginning the museum was envisioned as a place where it would be so important for american society to learn about the first amendment, the media. there would be so many educational institutions in support of that. the bottom line is it never raised the money it needed to raise. a big part of the museum's failure is timing. in 2008 it opened up full of optism and great hope for attendance but that was also the time, as you recall, for the great recession. suddenly not only the museum was affected by this, just as they started to open but all those companies that had committed to support, the museum, those media companies that were right there at the beginning when the building and construction began, they could no longer meet the expectations of the

. >> this was a massive manhunt all across middle tennessee. several agencies involved.came to an end after four days wednesday afternoon with the arrest of 23-year-old michael mostly accused of stabbing two people fatally. one of the victims of an nfl quarterback. it started inside a nashville bar after 2:00 a.m. unwanted advances towards a young woman. argument taken outside and turned into a violent fight involving four people. three were stabbed and two died. mosley has a criminal history. he was on bond saturday for the violent beating of a woman in wal-mart the year before. agencies caught up to him outside of nashville in an abandoned house. he faces two charges of murder. no bond for the charges and funerals for the two young men he is accused of killing will be saturday. >> leland: thank you. there is breaking news in the showdown over impeachment. moderate republican senator lisa murcowski is showing daylight between her and majority leader mcconnell over his approach to the upcoming trial. stand by. >> molly: president trump unleashing on nancy pelosi railing

hunter henry ten yards up the middle and in 28-21 tennessee earth fourth same score.r the touchdown. titans double up the raiders as the raiders suffer their third straight blow out loss. they're 6 and 7 this year. >> we're trying every way we can to win a game. i know we had ugly moments today and the last couple of weeks, but we've had some bright spots this season. we have young building blocks in place that raiders fans will enjoy watching. >> we did put ourself in a position to make a run and we didn't do it. it's as simple as that, right? >> raiders host the jaguars. jacksonville, rivers rolls and finds a wide open hunter henry. 21-3, l.a. rivers celebrating his 38th birthday in a big way. quick pass to austin ekeler. he'll do the rest, 84 yard sprint to the house. rivers 314 yards three scores and the chargers win big 45-10. the chiefs were in new england today but a good portion of it was not. the equipment didn't make it in time, kansas city was going to have to forfeit. it almost happened. instead they were geared up and ready to play. patrick mahomes, 48 ya

middle of the country. like senator howard baker of tennessee and arkansas or montana and senator mondale. i had given speeches at home about my own states transition from isolationism actually that you should paddle their own canoe. and then to see other elected officials. and with international trade to open things up as well of course as senator humphrey and mondale. and that change coincided with more international businesses and with outreach to the world why we have the highest rate of international adoption and it's very interest of each states transition. that when i was interviewed i said we need to embrace rather than tolerate internationalism by saying after a difficult decade the united states needs a refreshed internationalism to recognize in the world even with costly military commitments where possible internationalism from the heartland and it's important now more than ever it's also what we do abroad and if you want to isolate yourself from the rest of the world, the rest of the world doesn't let you. and when international problems, banging at your door and then they get

middle of the country. like howard baker of tennessee. jay will yum fullbright of arkansas. senator mike mansfield of montana and yes, senator walter mondale of minnesota. and i actually have given speeches at home b about my open state's transition from isolati isolationism. we had the congressman who said europe should paddle its own caka can canoe, if you remember that. yes, he was from my state. then you saw other elected officials out of minnesota like senator mccarthy, who played a role in international trade and opening things up as well as of course senators humphrey and mondale and that change in our state coincided with more international businesses. it coincide d with outreach to the world. it's one of the reasons why we have one of the highest rates of international adoptions and it is very interesting to each state's transition. but when ignatius interviewed me for that column, i told him that as a senator from the midwest, that i believe that we needed to embrace rath than tolerate int r internationalism. they said that after a difficult decade, the united stat

middle of the country. he meant people like senator howard baker of tennessee, senator jay william fulbright of arkansas, senator mike mansfield of montana and yes, senator walter mondale of minnesota. and i have given speeches at home about my own state's transition from isolationism. congressmanhad the who said europe should paddle its own canoe, if you were never that. yes, he was from my state. and you saw other elected officials up of minnesota, senator mccarthy, who actually played a role in international trade and opening things up, as well as senators humphrey and mondale. that change in our state coincided with more international businesses, with outreach to the world, it's one of the reasons we have one of the highest rates of international adoptions, and it interesting to trace each state's transition. but when ignatius interviewed me, i told him that as a senator from the midwest, that we need to embrace rather than tolerate internationalism. he summarized my comments by saying that, after a difficult decade, the united states need a refreshed internationalism that recognizes its stake in the costlye

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heavy rain along the middle east coastline, but you go just a couple miles inland, and it is heavy snow. we have winter storm warnings that remain posted all the way down to tennessee, into maine until at least 7:00 a.m. a lot of these go into the afternoon, with another three to six inches on top of what you've already seen, in some spots, like boston, could see 8, 9, 10 inches of snow. so, we time it out. heavier snow across parts of new york. i-95, you'll see accumulations. and tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., they have canceled schools there for the first time this winter, because you see the snow really curls around for eastern massachusetts and maine into the afternoon. not expected to end until tomorrow night. david? >> rob marciano with us on a monday night. rob, thank you. >>> and we're going to move onto the other news this monday evening, and a real scare today at a high school in waukesha, wisconsin, that's near milwaukee. a student armed with a gun, students all around. then an intense standoff with an officer. authorities say the student then pulled the gun on them.frighten finally reunited with their anxious parents waiting outside. that student suspect