but she was brought back to riverside cemetery in mount pleasant to be buried next to her husband. so the family wanted them reunited in, i guess you'd say like they were united during life. and even in the sense united during their their separation in the war, by these letters back and forth forth. i think that's a good way of wrapping things up with the conclusion of their lives. and i do want to say thank you to the university of georgia press for publishing this book. two professors were key in editing it a judge can browning and susanna lee, and they did a yeoman's job of working with me. the editor, i think liz and and brian and wally here at the civil war roundtable in plymouth brian egan, who's president of the michigan civil war association. and if there's anything good about this powerpoint, it's him. and if there's that's not so good, i can take credit for that. thank you. to plymouth church or township for making this facility available and arranging it for us. and thank you to you for being patient. as i went through this account. and also thank you to the friend that

foxconn deal in mount pleasant was as golden as their troubles trump brought to the groundbreaking. >wonder of the world. >> so to learn more about this eighth wonder of the world, i spoke with alan young, the business seniors responsible for bringing foxconn to wisconn-sin. >> love big business, love great businessman, you brought manufacturing to mount pleasant. what do you love most about wisconsin? the cheese or the high rate of alcoholism? >> it turns out wisconsin is to our benefit was the right choice. the ambition really was to create what we call wisconn valley, the ten billion-dollar project slated to create up to 13,000 jobs. >> all right! high tech job creation. local country bumpkin kelly gallagher mocks being static! >> foxconn came to town, they promised us the world, then [bleep] us because our village officials are morons. >> look, lady, i came here to do a field puff piece about because corporation's grading jobs for farmers or whatever. are you telling me that is not happening? >> they promised us 13,000 jobs and a $10 million investment. we got a few hundred crappy

what by no means high, i might just do it and i'm hosting dw new pod costs down the street from mount pleasant hill actually about join us as we travel around europe, tracing the history of every day of this and that bumpy ride around the world. and of course, we're taking the juicy of stories with a little mystery of drama away. a button. no need to pack your bags. just hit subscribe already. listen to process and we'll take you along to the right side. the . this is vito we can use live from for lin. joe biden withdrawals from the us presidential race, leading the democratic campaign in turmoil. the sitting president made the announcement on social media platform x, that he would not be the democratic candidate to contest against donald trump. biden. is now endorsing vice president carmella harris. the . hi melissa janet, thanks for joining us. joe biden is withdrawing from the us presidential race. the 81 year old says he will.

and for me, i was a student leader at central michigan university in mount pleasant, michigan, and i went there because my grandfather, who was present at central university and i wanted go to michigan state because in my family went to the university of michigan, including my dad, to law school there. so i didn't want to really go to central and my parents were smarter than me in my dad in particular, and my mother as well said, look, if you go to central for one year, you can go anywhere you want. after that, knowing full well if i went the for a year, i wouldn't want to probably go anyplace else. and in fact, i didn't. so i was involved in student government at that point. i was head and president of association for women students. we had deans of women deans of men. and i then became president of the student senate. and one of the things that bothered me so much was in local prentice, which means the university is supposed take care of you as my grandfather explained to me, the thing is, if we want the women to be, we tell them that they have to go to their dorms or whatever at 1

i was thinking of highway 17 and the expansion in mount pleasant south carolina a number of years ago. the frustration i felt as the chairman of the county, waiting for all of the red tape to be cut so that we could simply turn it shovel and a project that has been approved for years. i spent notes to my friends on the county council to make sure i was right about the seven year process. it can take up to two years for the planning and programming just to meet federal thresholds so projects can start. after you do that, it can take up to three years and environmental challenges and the further green new steel and you recognize -- steal and you recognize it takes seven years. when you get the price up a highway project, several hundred million dollars, it is not anticipated that seven years later, somehow miraculously that same road project will cost the same amount of money 70 years later. that is what we call in south carolina, ridiculous, hogwash. it doesn't work that way. nothing of that is anticipated in the price people pay waiting and waiting and waiting for the federal governme

at calmer wind, but it's been a steady flow all day and things are pretty pleasant outside right now. here's a view from mount down onto the bay. we haven't seen a deep marine layer forming yet, but a little bit. little by little it's developing 57 degrees in san francisco right now. we have low to mid 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and 57 at half moon bay. the view in emeryville, nice and calm and clear as well. other temperature readings at this hour. looking northward. santa rosa 5855 at petaluma. napa 59 and low to mid 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, these are the forecast headlines. we have a week long warming trend coming our way beginning tomorrow. inland highs will range from 94 to about 98. during this warming period, and the heat will reach its peak early next week, monday and tuesday. so be prepared for temperatures rising up near the triple digit level. meanwhile on saturday, there's some concern about the possibility of some dry lightning up in the northern most part of the state because the heat will be incr

at calmer wind, but it's been a steady flow all day and things are pretty pleasant outside right now. here's a view from mountlooking down onto the bay. we haven't seen a deep marine layer forming yet, but a little bit. little by little it's developing 57 degrees in san francisco right now. we have low to mid 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and 57 at half moon bay. the view in emeryville, nice and calm and clear as well. other temperature readings at this hour. looking northward. santa rosa 5855 at petaluma. napa 59 and low to mid 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, these are the forecast headlines. we have a week long warming trend coming our way beginning tomorrow. inland highs will range from 94 to about 98. during this warming period, and the heat will reach its peak early next week, monday and tuesday. so be prepared for temperatures rising up near the triple digit level. meanwhile on saturday, there's some concern about the possibility of some dry lightning up in the northern most part of the state because the heat will

pleasant hill road. an alternate route is to use mount diablo boulevard. >> number seven, this year's kennedy center honorst and on the list. director francis ford coppola and bay area based the grateful dead. both will be honored for lifetime achievements in the arts. bonnie raitt, who lives in marin, is also on the list. congratulations. >> let's give him something to talk about. >> right on. certainly. >> also, before anyone dms me, idina menzel, that whole adele dazeem thing that was at the oscars, not the tonys. okay, so it was a bigger stage. it was worse. yes. sorry about that, seven on seven continues next. if you ♪ ♪ good morning america, for our viewers in the west overnight the president landed in delaware off the campaign trail after testing positive for covid. ♪ ♪

mount. the blow was struck with a lancet. months of mortal danger and a long-awaited return. tired from the road, exhausted. it may not be visible, but it’s downright joyful, very pleasantturn home to your homeland. 95 of our soldiers who were rescued from ukrainian captivity on their native land. the operation to survive until the elections, a new attack at the headquarters of the democrats. biden fell ill with the coronavirus, meanwhile , jaydee vance made his first speech as a candidate for the post of vice president. premiere summer, exciting. for a long time they could not meaningfully write a good script that would not just be an action script, but a pure comedy script in its purest form, so that it would also be a very smart comedy. already today on the big screen there is a driver-oligarch, who is in the leading roles and why it is worth watching. and we start with data on the progress of the special operation in the kherson region, our troops destroyed the american paladin artillery mount, and fired at russian positions from it. strike by lancet loitering ammunition in the same area, the enemy fortification was destroyed artillerymen, crews with stabilization g

pleasant hill road. an alternate route is to use mount diablo boulevard. >> number seven, this year's kennedy center honors recipients are out and on the list. director francis ford coppola and bay area based the grateful dead. both will be honored for lifetime achievements in the arts. bonnie raitt, who lives in marin, is also on the list. congratulations. >> let's give him something to talk about. >> right on. certainly. >> also, before anyone dms me, idina menzel, that whole adele dazeem thing that was at the oscars, not the tonys. okay, so it was a bigger stage. it was worse. yes. sorry about that, seven on seven continues next. if you ♪ ♪ good morning america, for our viewers in the west overnight the president landed in delaware off the campaign trail after testing positive for covid. ♪ ♪ >> george: president biden faces mounting pressure to step aside. >> robin: now what biden's long-time ali, former speaker nancy pelosi, and jeffries told the president. >> george: at the robber -- >> george: at the rnc: >> [soundbite]: i will be a vice president who never forgets where he comes from. joe biden has

pleasant readings. concord 76. in san jose, checking in 70 degrees. here's a live camera looking out toward mountblo and those dry hillsides in the foreground. a constant reminder, of course, that we are in fire season. and of course, with all this recent heat that will just set the stage for, you know, elevated fire danger over the next few days. and unfortunately, over the next few weeks and months, fire danger will intensify as we as we head into the fall. so our break in the heat is coming to an end here. this area of low pressure kind of keeping those temperatures in check over the past few days, this area of high pressure wants to return and that that will send temperatures up especially inland for wednesday, thursday and friday. a little bit of a drop off in the readings by saturday. and then we warm things back up by the second half of the weekend and into next week. here's your forecast for today with clearing skies, maybe some patchy coastal fog, and then tomorrow pretty much the same story. some cloud cover in the morning, clearing out into the afternoon. so the warm up begins. that is

it feels pleasant, but the wind will be an issue later on this afternoon. a lovely view as you take a high up on our mount partly cloudy skies. looking at today's forecast, cooler than yesterday by 10 or 15 degrees in a lot of spots. so 60s for half moon bay and san francisco. we'll go into the mid 70s for oakland, san jose up to about 81 degrees. so highs today we're still quite warm inland, just not as hot as yesterday. those winds today. in the afternoon they'll gust about 20 to 40mph. those winds relax tomorrow, stephanie. tomorrow is cooler. and then next week we'll track another heat wave, likely moving in for several days. >> yeah. >> four days. >> cranking it up away from the coast. here we go again. >> exactly. thank you, drew. and thank you all for joining us. i'm stephanie sierra along with drew tuma. we'll see you back here at nine. have a great day. fargo makes banking faster, and easier. (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (vo) lets you pick up the tab, even if you forget your wallet... (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) fargo puts importa

mount tam to the left there. so the marine layer is getting shallow. and that's allowing temperatures inland to heat up exactly what we were talking about the last couple of days. very pleasantund the bay though. so what i wanted to show you here was tomorrow is going to be the hottest day of the week. and what we have is the heat coming out of the desert southwest, that big high. so it fills in the valley pretty quick. we are fortunate enough here in the bay area proper that we have a sea breeze, and we will continue. you saw in that live picture just so we have a sea breeze that will continue to blow mild, cool air into the bay, but not much past that. so, you know, even san jose is going to get up into the upper 90s tomorrow on the hottest day. but we will still, if you can't stand the heat and you don't like that heat advisory, and if it's somewhere you don't want to be, just head over to the bay, go over to oakland, or go over to san francisco or sausalito and it'll be nicer the peak temperatures tomorrow, and then it cools off pretty quickly on saturday. and then hovers in sunday. so on saturday, sunday will be kind of pleasant part of the weekend. and again, it's not