nathaniel lyon has departed springfield. he is not entirely sure yet, but mcculloch's force has united with frost. they've maneuver toward springfield, also knowing that lyon is there. oath of these armies want to write. -- both of these armies want to fight. they have a skirmish while mcculloch will take camp at the wilson creek valley. -- thing about wilson creek it's wilson creek valley, not wilson creek. i will throw around wilson creek and the battle of will sing creek. -- wilson creek. sterling price -- they have an interesting relationship, one tension.ull of a lot of it has to do with the performance of true at boonville. 'slot of doubts in mcculloch my about whether the state guard can perform. these are green troops. they are armed with squirrel rifles. as they have other weapons that do not fire. doubt. a lot of so that causes a lot of friction . he also does not believe that price is a competent commander. this is a reminder. the army will settle in wilson creek valley august 6. mcculloch has full command. arkans

you have nathaniel lyon, his aide, francis p. blair, and for the secessionist leaders, you have major clayborn jackson, governor jackson's aide. they come to keep the peace if possible. they are there to negotiate they , are there to prevent the outbreak of war in missouri. this meeting will last several hours and brigadier general lion -- lyon becomes frustrated, to the point he looks at the secessionist leaders and has -- tells them this. rather than concede to the state of missouri that my government will not bring troops into the state or move troops at its own will into, out of, or through the state, rather than concede to the state of missouri for one single instance the right to dictate to my government in any manner, however unimportant, i will see you and you and you and every man and woman and child in the state dead and buried. this means war. seriously. that's exactly how it was said, too. i tried to dramatize that for the crown. in order for us to understand what happened that day, we need to go back a little bit, a

nathaniel: it is a wonderful cloak and dagger stuff. arnold and andre have had this correspondence but never met each other personally. the british are not even confident that it was really arnold they are corresponding with. if they need to have a face-to-face before they go through with this operation. they have it all set up. they have admiral rodney has arrived in new york. they have an influx of transports and war ships to go up the hudson. they have soldiers all set to go after west point, but andre needs to have face-to-face with arnold. they have this, literally, a midnight meeting on the western bank of the hudson overlooking havastraw bay. the escape vessel that andre was to take to new york, the appropriately named, vulture. i mean you just can't make this stuff up. [laughter] that is fired on by an officer who on his own initiative fires on it much to arnold's chagrin. so, it is forced on the river. and through a variety of things, now andre has to find another way back. ultimately, he would go as someone, a young lawyer wou

>> reporter: they spent almost 19 years in a sexless marriage due to nathaniel's hidden battle as any anorexic. >> i talked to nathaniel about it a lot, but he did start to blame me right away. >> reporter: heather says nathaniel's rejection of her attempts at sexual interest meat began from the moment they said i do. >> it was painful. when i would talk to friends about it they didn't understand. >> reporter: nathaniel admits he was in total denial of his wife's needs and turned to emotional and physical affairs to fulfill his own. >> i was absolutely the one pulling back, away, both sexually and with -- even relationally. >> reporter: on the brink of final separation, heather stumbled upon a website which outlined the characteristics of intimacy anorexia. >> i definitely felt for the first time ever seen and heard. >> reporter: after a year of intensive counseling, the couple say they are now closer than ever. but admit their journey is a process. >> this year, right now, compared to last year, is like a different life. >> reporter: kaylee hartung, abc news, new york. >> our thanks

>> next on history bookshelf, nathaniel talks about his book valiant ambition. he examines the relationship between the two revolutionary war generals and the reason for arnold's defection to the british. this was recorded in mount ernon in 2016. >> good evening, everyone. thank you all for being here. i'm the president of george washington mount vernon. we are delighted to have you here for book talks. i begin by thanking the ford motor company for their enduring partnership with mount vernon. i am pleased to welcome back nathaniel. we're delighted to have him back. i asked to introduce him, whenever i do that, i'm struckly he is a true renaissance man. he has a b. nambings english om brown university and -- b.a. in english. worked at sailing world magazines and wrote the passionate sailor, second wind and yachting. flower he author of may and "the heart of the sea." it won the award for nonsixth. in 2010, he published "the last stand." it was a new york times notable book. it has been adapted into a 10-part tv series. he was also a consultant on the pbs film c

. >> amber, followed by nathaniel. thank you for the phonetic spelling. >> amber, yes go ahead, amber. >> i'm educated. my husband is an educated and i repaired to three. what is the current discussion about gun control measures and safety for our schools? >> yes, absolutely and thank you for the question. this is one of those issues we have been wrangling with nowen r a very long time. so after the last recess, gun control issues were first g and foremost that we discussed when the come back to congress. so what we have to have is agreement on any bill that would move forward between the house, the senate, and then the president has to indicate what he is going to sign into law as well. so to make it a law we all have to figure out the path forward. it has to have a clear and real and positive effect. so between the two bodies in congress and the president, we are still working on what we can actually get done. so understand the concerns that are out there. there's a lot of disagreement on this issue. we've got to fin

nathaniel rich is still trying to get here but he should arrive at 2:00. if you want to meet him we hope he can be in conversation with carrie tempest williams at 4:00 pm in the capital, 2.2026. you can find her there. however, we are fortunate to have gilbert gaul with us, he is the winner of not one but two pulitzer prizes and has been shortlisted for 5 other times. throughout his career he has 0 in on stories that matter, where money goes. he covered an extraordinarily broad range of topics from the coal industry and organized crime to gaming and organized crime, the business of buying and selling human blood, lack of regulation in the nonprofit world, wasted subsidies in the agricultural industry and the role of money in college sports. in this third book, "the geography of risk: epic storms, rising seas, and the cost of america's coasts," the story of what is happening on our coastlines including in texas, rebuilding rebuild, hemorrhaging money as we become more vulnerable to storms and sea level rise. the library journal said of this book, thoughtful

nathaniel rich is still trying to get here but he should arrive at 2:00. if you want to meet him we hope he can be in conversation with carrie tempest williams at 4:00 pm in the capital, 2.2026. you can find her there. however, we are fortunate to have gilbert gaul with us, he is the winner of not one but two pulitzer prizes and has been shortlisted for 5 other times. throughout his career he has 0 in on stories that matter, where money goes. he covered an extraordinarily broad range of topics from the coal industry and organized crime to gaming and organized crime, the business of buying and selling human blood, lack of regulation in the nonprofit world, wasted subsidies in the agricultural industry and the role of money in college sports. in this third book, "the geography of risk: epic storms, rising seas, and the cost of america's coasts," the story of what is happening on our coastlines including in texas, rebuilding rebuild, hemorrhaging money as we become more vulnerable to storms and sea level rise. the library journal said of this book, thoughtful

ofortunately, in october 1676, nathaniel bacon passed away. when he passed away, the rebellion quickly began to dissolve. the thousand troops from england showed up to a certain order. as an event, it was not successful in transforming the colony of virginia in a significant way -- with one caveat. by virginiasarned leaders in the aftermath was one tied to concern over the idea of a possible civil war among virginia's white population. one that the ruling elites actively wanted to avoid. as a way to stave off the possibility and threat of a civil war war among the white population among the disaffected war of virginia, they decided to phase out indentured servitude. they began to ease class tension by reshaping the experience of the poor white population within the colony. --doing so, while still the being able to satiate the growing demand for labor on these tobacco plantations, they began to make the shift and pivot to using african slave labor exclusively. by the time we get to 1676, we see the abatis -- impetus and the immersion of racial

>>that we had a lot of protection nathaniel body until says the people he sees trying to cross use a raft or inert who what he called the tires. >>and like the >>the radar is a large city so we saw lot of border patrol presence in that area but other places that we've been along the rio grande so far in texas, we haven't really seen many border patrol agents there but that's because those places are much more remote live reporter port dot com tour. i'm in a warning kate. thk you anna. >>really illustrates the point doesn't it. up next after being lost for nearly a year at sea, a man retu >>it's a real estate method that sell people retire early in turn some salaried employees into millionaires apparently it's a lot simpler than you think according to one expert anyway. in today's consumer watch mary maloney has 5 step investing strategies. >>that can help you get some serious equity. >>it's a method that helps many people go for minimum wage 2 million. >>i went for my into houses a year to buy into houses a month and i became a millionaire before i was 30 years old, it's called bird.

. >> reporter: for heather and nathaniel hawkins, finding their solution for the lack of intimacy inat? >> reporter: the couples say they spent almost 19 years in a sexless marriage due to his hidden battle as an intimacy anorexic. >> he did start to blame me right away. >> reporter: heather says nathaniel's rejection of her attempts at sexual intimacy began from the moment they said i do. >> it was painful. when i would talk to my friends about it, they didn't understand. >> reporter: nathaniel admits he was in total denial of his wife's needs and turned to emotional and physical affairs to fulfill his own. >> i was absolutely the one pulling back away both sexually and with -- >> right. >> reporter: on the brink of final separation, heather stumbled upon a website that outlined the characteristics of intimacy anorexia. >> i definitely felt for the first time ever seen and heard. >> reporter: after a year of intensive counseling the couple say they are now closer than ever, but admit their journey is a process. >> this year right now compared to last year is like a different life. >

i not all surprised because it was fairly clear from the outset that nathaniel who had no easy path to creating a coalition especially i think when he formed this bloc of parties and. basically got the all the right wing parties to agree to negotiate as a bloc as a single unit that was something the other parties don't really count on it was never there was there was never any real reason why other parties especially blue and white would agree to go into negotiations on those terms and so he never had an easy path to forming a government that's in the short term and in the long term i'm not entirely surprised because after all he didn't win the elections his party came in 2nd of course by only one seat but it is part of what looks to be somewhat the cleaning fortunes from the tanya who after a very long time as prime minister his party alone lost about 20029000 votes between april and september elections and if you add on the potential votes that he could have had once his party incorporated another small party called the new he could theoretically have had 39 seats and he ended at 32

i not all surprised because it was fairly clear from the outset that nathaniel who had no easy path to creating a coalition especially i think when he formed this bloc of parties and. basically got the all the right wing parties to agree to negotiate as a bloc as a single unit that was something the other parties didn't really count on it was never there was there was never any real reason why other parties especially blue and white would agree to go into negotiations on those terms and so he never had an easy path to forming a government that's in the short term and in the long term i'm not entirely surprised because after all he didn't win the elections his party came in 2nd of course by only one seat but it is part of what looks to be somewhat the climbing fortunes for natanya who after a very long time as prime minister his party alone lost about 20029000 votes between april and september elections and if you add on the potential votes that he could have had once his party incorporated another small party called the new he could theoretically have had 39 seats and he ended at 32 an

up the best time this year to qualify as the reigning world champions they were anchored home by nathanielhome in a time of 37.56 seconds. it is a season best. brazil came second and usa were third. the women came second in the heat behind jamaica. she will return for the tea m jamaica. she will return for the team in tonight ‘s final. in the men‘s 20 kilometre race last night, tom bosworth finished in seventh place. he was disqualified from the event at the last world championships and was delighted to finish strongly here, but will be able to sympathise with fellow brit callu m able to sympathise with fellow brit callum wilkinson, he was disqualified. it was one by the japanese contestant, who took gold. all eyes will be on top and today after a pretty disastrous week. they play brighton at 12:30pm after being beaten at home to bind the munich on tuesday. the defeat led to more questions about the attitude of players and the manager pochettino. the argentinian insists his side can turn things around. i cannot justify the turn things around. i cannotjustify the result. the result appears

i not all surprised because it was fairly clear from the outset that nathaniel who had no easy path to creating a coalition especially i think when he formed this bloc of parties and. basically got the all the right wing parties to agree to negotiate as a bloc as a single unit that was something the other parties didn't really count on it was never there was there was never any real reason why other parties especially blue and white would agree to go into negotiations on those terms and so he never had an easy path to forming a government that's in the short term and in the long term i'm not entirely surprised because after all he didn't win the elections his party came in 2nd of course by only one seat but it is part of what looks to be somewhat the climbing fortunes for natanya who after a very long time as prime minister his party alone lost about 20029000 votes between april and september elections and if you add on the potential votes that he could have had once his party incorporated another small party called the new he could theoretically have had 39 seats and he ended at 32 an

the reports have findings on cynthia day and nathaniel holmes. to the lawyer for day earlier today who says the family is still conducting their own investigation. a toxicology report was also done on miranda sharp warner. her cause of death determined to be a heart attack. the fbi performing toxicology testing to make sure there wasn't a link. there's still more to go on this investigation, dana. >> dana: thanks for the update. tulsi gabbard saying she's willing to meet with hillary clinton to follow up on that claim that she's a russian asset. a live report next. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering seven things every medicare supplement should have. it's yours free just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have, and help you choos

and disorganized by the magnitude of their success, mahone sent for his mississippi brigade under nathaniel harris, and harris is coming up here, in the rear. to establish a position on which the other three brigades could rally. and when mahone fell back he carried with him 1,742 prisoners. 2,000 small arms, eight battle flags and the four captured three-inch rifled guns, in addition to inflicting hundreds of wounded and killed casualties on the second corps. all at the cost of 600 men wounded and killed. mahone's three brigades had routed virtually an entire union corps in one of the most remarkable infantry attacks of the entire civil war, and one that you probably have read very little about. meanwhile, hill sent orders to wilcox to detach two of his brigades and move them north. evidently to reinforce mahone leaving the other two to entertain right until wilcox heard the sound of mahone's battle at which time he would come to mahone's aid. sometime between 4:00 and 5:00, the sounds of mahone's attack reached wilcox and wilcox began moving north. i won't get into this great controversy,

the larger story behind the obvious story and whether it be cowboys, pirates or bank robbers and nathaniel does that very well, you guys doing really well. there is a number of people. i have kind of shifted a little bit to nonfiction although i have a huge admiration for fiction writers. and that is what i like to see in a nonfiction book. >> very quickly, i feel very fortunate when it comes to reading because most of the reading i do is connected to whatever project i am working on and thankfully the projects i work on i'm interested in so i enjoy the reading connected with that and i very rarely come across something that i say i can't wait till i'm finished with it. but the few times i had the time to read something that is not work related, i read thrillers. i read michael connelly, i read ian rankin, i enjoy reading. i enjoy the page turners. they are a lot of fun. and i used to read back in the day like the paperbacks of john d mcdonald. one of my favorite writers ever is raymond hanlon. so have fun when i'm reading the work in just as much or maybe a little more fun when i'm not re

>>that we got a lot of protection nathaniel body until says the people he sees trying to cross use at he called the tires like the flowing. here in laredo it's a very known port of entry. so we've seen a lot of border patrol presence in this area. but other places we visited along the rio grande here in texas. we haven't really seen many border patr so remote. for border report dot com tour. i mean a warning key. >>6 40 is the time coming up after california. makes it possible now for college athletes to get paid have reaction from students here in the bay area. plus the warriors starting training camp today at their brand new home the chase center we're going hear from staff curry draymond green and some others about their roles in leading. the younger newer players. and a frigid start this tuesday morning do not forget your jackets as you're getting outside i've got your forecast ahead. >>we tracking your commute around the bay area pretty busy at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic already crawling from the maze. >>plus i ♪ are you ready? are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ are you read

is this good for you i don't think that nathaniel who has been talking with so that i think is not. his public is not. trying to do us i would be. stories about talking to us i would use the saudis. on their support i would is. on their support for bradley stein on their ability to support for 2 states one bit of political support stein on their ability to support for 2 states one bit of political support that jerusalem is and to get out of there by this the directory and it is the future capital of the jerusalem is and to get out of there by this the $930.00 and it is the future capital of the palestine and so therefore all these sort of. the stories are by this time and so therefore all these sort of brief and fabricated stories about so deescalate the talks is really. about so distillate talks is totally. and if we discuss precious well do you think that could be a role for saudi arabia or another country to if we discuss precious well do you think they could be a role for saudi arabia or another country to play the role that the americans are playing before we turn something in

. >> next on history bookshelf, nathaniel talks about his book valiant ambition. he examines the relationship between the two revolutionary war generals and the reason for arnold's defection to the british. this was recorded in mount vernon in 2016.