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valley. the is the mission and assignment the jubal early had been out here for and he succeeded at it wildly. troops, theral rank-and-file of the federal troops, they knew that their campaign had been a failure. one soldier of the 12 west virginia spoke of the battle at kearns town on sunday which is sometimes called the battle of winchester. can portray the scenes that occurred on that day at winchester. nor had i the time or inclination what i want to make them public. a soldier of the sixth army this road home and said, campaign has been a disgraceful failure. another soldier wrote of the retreat and said bull run was nothing in comparison hurry at it would remain at this point jubal anderson early was the king of the valley. he would see how lucky to keep up his command of maneuver and quick lightning marches and avoid being trapped by larger forces once still shared and took command. thank you. [applause] >> if there are any questions, raise your hand and we will have the people from c-span bring the microphone over. >> i think we are good. >> thank you. [applause] more about the people

keep the transit agency on track to fulfilling their mission, providing reliable public transportation to the maximum number of people possible. the valley transportation authority hoped to coordinate this roll out with the start of bart service to the south bay, but that project is woefully behind schedule. they missed an end of the year deadline, and there's no word when bart service may begin for the south bay. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> and coming up, presidential hopeful joe biden changing his mind tonight. what he now says do in connection to a possible impeachment trial in the senate. >> and mcdonald's workers in the central valley rescue a woman from her abuser. how they did it up next. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> police in hawaii released the names of 3 victims in this week's deadly helicopter crash. 47-year-old amy gannon a

valley. northbound at 680 at mission the cut-over from 880 and coming across there's no major problems reported. we'll check on lane information in a couple of minutes. southbound 880 one lane reported blocked as a couple of chp cruisers are there as well at 23rd. that's the slower drive coming off of 980. once you're past 23rd you're find toward the coliseum and continuing for the rest of the commute, south on the nimitz. westbound or south on the compass, the upper east shore freeway, jumping up to about 23 minutes, that's a build of a few minutes, about three minutes over the last time we checked, coming down out of san pablo, the most slowing and build at the berkeley curve and of course the metering lights at the bay bridge. back to you. >> of course. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," are you ready for new laws coming with the new year? next, one new law that will change how new homes are constructed in our golden state. >>> plus the changes google is changing to its mapping service. this is aimed at helping electric car owners find charging stations. >>> it ain't even like that, b

valley as well.680,. over here, that crash at 680 is northbound at mission and it is blocking one lane for the time being until they can clear that. it should be out of the foggiest areas but still watch for patches and be careful. san mateo bridge shows more fog than the dunbar bridge and we happen to have a camera there. we can see traffic moving smoothly. >> thank you, mike. >>> a man accused in a deadly stabbing of a good samaritan is due back in court this week. he'll appear before a judge thursday but he did not enter a plea. his public defender requested the hearing be delayed until wednesday. police say he stabbed oliver williams at bart's heyward station. they say williams was trying to stop brim from stealing a passenger's shoes. >>> new this morning, california's historic wildfires are costing the state billions in overtime. according to the "l.a. times," firefighters' costs have surged 65% over the past decade and has forced the state to shell out nearly $5 billion and nearly 1,000 firefighters made more than $100,000 in overtime alone last year. experts say that it's cheaper to pay the money

touch body was found near the intersection of green valley ro in scott creek roa well mary jane mallott eggs body was fou at the corner hunter wrote in mission boulevard after alleads were exhausted. the case went cold vestigator worked every single lead he talking all the family talking all the frnds at the time and looking atall the evidence d back en there is no dna that was then and this is now. >>last year freeman's cold case unit gan to take another look. >>they initiated dna testing on evidence ilizing investigative genetic genealogy and that led them to clifton hudspeth who live near the 2 teens who was living in. >> at the time where these kids were abducted because it's especially were started and then wetart going down that path and kind of doinga radius around who had similar kinds most you know where they do lower section assaulting people or are having micides it turns t has spent who died in 1999 had a history of violence, including attempted murder. dna extracted from his santa clara grave confirmed him as the killer of 8 up and mallott tag much to the relief of their families who now live out state right now th're looking fo

keeps the transit agency on track to fulfill its mission, providing reliable to the transportation for the maximum number of people possible. the valley transportation authority had hoped to coordinate this out with the b.a.r.t. service , but that project is woefully behind schedule, they missed an end-of-the-year deadline and there is no word for when b.a.r.t. may begin for the south bay. >>> are with us? if you're looking to be prices years eve. caltrain, muni, samtrans, and vta are all offering free rides. >>> coming up, california mcdonald's worker being hailed a hero tonight, for helping a woman who was being held against her will. coming up, the moment the worker knew that the woman needed rescuing. >>> plus, it is opening day at santa anita racetrack. following a season plagued with deaths. >>> disneyland closes its gates on hundreds of people. look at that. we will tell you why that happened when we come back. >>> beautiful city. a woman is safe again thanks to the quick thinking and action of a lodi mcdonald's worker. >> she was being held against her will, linda has more on the special training the workers had that may have

time for the silicon valley asian pacific film festival, celebrating its fifth year of showcasing a wide variety of asian american and pacific islander films, fulfilling its missiont and inspire communities through stories. one of the festival organizers and one of the featured filmmakers will join us today. and a local leader we've wanted to have on the show for quite some time, assembly member ash kalra will be with us today. he is the first indian-american to serve in the california legislature, but before that, he was a deputy public defender, san jose council member, and throughout it all a dedicated community activist. we'll talk to him about his life and get his insights on what is

time for the silicon valley asian pacific film festival, celebrating its fifth year of showcasing a wide variety of asian american and pacific islander films, fulfilling its mission to connect and inspire communities through stories. one of the festival organizers and one of the featured filmmakers will join us today. and a local leader we've wanted to have on the show for quite some time, assembly member ash kalra will be with us today. he is the first indian-american to serve in the california legislature, but before that, he was a deputy public defender, san jose council member, and throughout it all a dedicated community activist. we'll talk to him about his life and get his insights on what is happening in our world today. and finally, we will highlight some other big events coming up, including the big indian festival diwali, all on our show today. well, i've had the pleasure of attending the silicon valley asian pacific film festival. i have hosted some q&a sessions with filmmakers. the event is a project of cats, contemporary asian theater scene, and is still growing and evolving. joining me now is an old friend, he is co-founder of cats and the co-chair

mission, texas, to find out where things stand. >> reporter: patrolling the border in the rio grande valley is done this way, by boat.s as a natural barrier along 227 miles between the u.s. and mexico. but for some agents, it's not enough. >> how would a wall affect your everyday operations here? >> it would affect us greatly. so it would reduce a large amount of the drug smuggling. it will gave agents the time to respond, react and apart hend, get the appropriate law enforcement for the traffic. and it would allow us to do more with less. >> reporter: it appears more wall is on the way. of the 450 to 500 miles of new fencing the president wants built by the end of next year, more than 100 miles would go up here in the rio grande valley sector. that's a tall order. during the first three years of the trump administration, only four miles of border wall have been built in texas. almost all of it replacing existing barriers. we toured a short stretch of new wall in donna, texas with the sector chief. >> we need to continue to press, because this is ultimately going to help us. this is going to be a force multiplier for

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msnbc traveled to mission, texas, to check out that fight along the southern border. >> patrolling the border in the rio grande valleyis done this way, by boat. the river serves as a natural barrier along 227 miles between the u.s. and mexico. but for some agents, it's not enough. >> how would a wall affect your everyday operations here? >> it would affect us greatly. so it's -- it would reduce a large amount of the drug smuggling. it would give agents the time to respond, react, and apprehend. get the appropriate law enforcement resolution to the traffic. and then addition, it would allow us to do more with less. >> it appears more wall is on the way. of the 450 to 500 miles of new fencing the president wants built by the end of next year, more than 100 miles would go up here in the rio grande valley sector. that's a tall order. during the first three years of the trump administration, only 4 miles of border wall had been built in texas. almost all of it replacing existing barriers. we toured a short stretch of new wall in donna, texas, with the rio grande valley sector chief. >> we need to continue to press them on

valley road in scott creek road. well mary jane mallott eggs body was fod at the corner nter wrote in mission boulevard after alleads were exhausted. the case went cold investitor worked every single lead he talking all the family talkingall the friends at the time and lookinat all the evidence and ba then there is no dna that was then and this is now. >>lastyear freeman's cold case unit began to take another look. >>they initiated dna testing on evidence tilizing investative getic genealogy and that led them to ifton hudspeth who live near the 2 teens who was living in. >>no at the timewhere these kids were abducted because it's especially were started d then we stargoing down that path and coming to a radius around who had similar kinds most yoknow where they do lower, assaulting peopleor are hing homicides it turns out has spent who died in 1999 had a history of violence, iluding attempted murder. dna extracted from his santa clara grave coirmed m as the killer of 8 and mallott tag much the relief of their milies who now live out of statright now they're looking for their their their peace and just trying to deal

mission opposite side of the mountain to try to take a bridge intact. we -- intact. we started out under the cover of darkness. as we approached in this valleyidge was supposed to be, the germans were set with 88th and infantry awaiting for us. that is where i lost my tank. when it was hit, it immediately burnt and i bailed out of the top of it, dived out of the top. i was running into a large dairy barn for cover. >> on the 16th of march, the entire division was pushing toward the line. to get there, the tigers dealt with endless enemy pillboxes, and worst of all 100,000 well-trained german troops. [artillery fire] i am colonel curtis l hankins. i was a battalion commander of the 61st infantry in the 10th armored division. one event i remember on the rhine concerned the destruction of a german supply column. this took place with the aid of the air force who had bottled up some german vehicles earlier in the day. we were able to destroy an entire german armies supply train. this was recognized as one of the greatest concentrations of enemy equipment of the entire war. general patton came down and said it was most fantastic destruction of an

twice 12 and cleanup mission, department of energy invests 4 and a half billion dollars in knoxville overage area. the university of tennessee is about $2 billion and the tennessee valley authority located at oak ridge is about 10 billion utilities, regional utilities. there has to be a way to bring these assets together to be part of the solution and i think that's a really important attribute that one needs to pursue. >> michael, i don't know if you want to comment on this but you raised the point in august about innovation systems but perhaps talk a little bit about the transformation you're seeing a, that your meeting and perhaps to thomas's point, how do we begin to turbocharge other leaders across the country to contribute to our innovation story? >> the key everywhere is the breakdown the fixed model. the fix model as you retire at 65, that's stupid to the fix model says your indicated enough to go to college and then you're done with your education one of the advantages and a place like arizona where i've been living is nobody believes in anything there, they're open-minded to everything that's a good thing. they don't believe in government, they don'tbelieve i

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valley and the algorithms that discriminates against women and people of color plus putin shown by the west completes his pivot to the east counting the cost on al-jazeera. the prime minister. mission to deliberate take on the 31st of october and making this country the greatest place. to function is delayed but for how long follow the drama of bricks it on al-jazeera going green bacteria in a bar and super heated gas escaping from baucau nick well. this is really the. innovation and the threat for how experiments exploring and. how counter the impact of climate change the science of capturing cult. do you think the night on the 5 on the back of my mixtape and the wind just happened and techno. sea of people in the streets of hong kong as hundreds of thousands mark 6 months since the anti-government demonstrations began. hello again everyone santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera at least 43 people have been killed in a fire in one of the oldest markets in the capital of india. also the u.s. defense secretary says washington will review the safety of its military bases following began attacking one of them in the 1st case of.