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pope's response in just a moment, but there were two union forces converging, of course, in northern virginiaaugust of 1862, the army of virginia, john pope's army of virginia and george maclennan's army of the potomac. the army of the potomac was coming from the area of alexandria pan it was the responsibility mainly of the man in charge of the military railroad, herman hout, you can see on the top, down to john pope's army. well, he had received trouble on the railroad as well from manassas junction and the secretary made it through bristow station and across the junction just fine, as soon as it crossed over bullrun railroad, and it crashed as well. the line of the o & a railroad was clogged and nobody could get troops or supplies to pope's army. so herman deviced an idea of sending a sizable body of troops, about 4,000 men ultimately under the command of george taylor. from new jersey and ohio to augment the force. open up, at least if they couldn't open up the railroad at least protect bull run bridge which carried the o & a railroad over bull run. the fear being if they were able to des

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he's in his 63rd year teaching math in northern virginia.nd that adds up to thousands of students. >> 6,400 students. >> some of them are doctors and lawyers. >> reporter: you teach the children of your former students. do you teach the grandchildren of your former students? >> i think i had one. >> reporter: he's also had student like mark eisenhower become federal teachers and then beat him to retirement. he's been here nearly 30 years. you graduated, you had a 30-year career. you retired. he's still here. how is that?>> . dn'thi ipossib nt when i wasnt te it's only po because he first entered these halls before the beatles formed. >> okay, y'all want to look over your tests? >> reporter: it's old-school approach of offering free tutoring on saturdays and being the first to arrive each day which connects with his students. >> to be working and teaching this long and still put in all this extra effort on saturdays, i really admire that about him. >> reporter: mentor some of the younger teachers? they must look to you for advice. >> i look t

it's northern virginia, outside d.c.. the congressman himself was not in the office. he was out apparently add a ribbon cutting for local food bank. but a man showed up at the office. he was wielding a metal bat. he asked to see the congressman who wasn't there. and then he reportedly just started swinging. congressman condyles chief of staff tells nbc news tonight that the man smashed computers in the office and smashed glass with the bat. he then attacked two staffers. one senior staffer to the congressman. the man reportedly hit in the head with this metal baseball bat. and then one young staffer, an intern who is apparently on her first day on the job, he hit her with a metal bat in her side. both of the staffers were hospitalized. obviously, this is terrible news in every possible way. the only positively breaking news on this is that we've been told again that both of these staffers, the senior staffer hit in the head with the bat, the intern who was hit as well. although each of them was hospitalized after the attack tonight, they have both been released from t

i've been in office in one form or another in northern virginia for 29 years.e never had an office with a violent episode of any kind. we've had protesters. we've had angry people. but no one has ever done anything in terms of inflicting violence or harm on somebody else. so today was the first. >> reporter: and it does appear that the suspect in this case was dealing with mental health issues. he was arrested back in january after an incident with police. he was eventually had those charges dismissed and was put in a mental health treatment program, but jose, we are waiting to hear more about the charges that he is facing after these incidents yesterday in addition to the attack on the congressman's office, he is also accused of approaching a woman in a car, smashing her window with a bat after asking if she was white. he's then seen in this surveillance video chasing that woman through a neighborhood. for this particular incident, he's been charged with a hate crime. we'll learn more about how he intends to plead in this particular case when he's arraigned at

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cup of coffee for everyone who decided to come to washington to be in washington area of the northern virginia area. which one of the things that you asked questions about, and there are victims all over the place. all of the people who suffered when the f b. i and the department of homeland security got involved in censorship with social media platforms, millions and millions of tweets and narratives being taken down. that is victimization at scale. so we now have further confirmation for that. among those who perpetrated the events on january 6th, there were under cover f, b, i, informant, possibly others involved with different security services and different intelligence agencies. this raises many questions and well one version of the january, 6, the dance was certainly all over the media and it's direct after mat. more details are coming to the surface about how exactly the days of the plan as they did with more questions being raised than answers being provided. by design, hawaii and american f. 18 flight through j has crushed as an ad base in as that goes a region. now this video shows

you joins me tonight from arlington in northern virginia. currently it's good to have you on the program. the battle over buck moved, it became the focal point of this more because political leaders in moscow and keep because they made it that way in terms of strategy, what have soldiers, what do they've been fighting over? i mean, what is russia really one here as well? i think i initially rusher was hoping to destroy the ukrainian forces in the don box area said attack north and south of the city for a while. it looked like that might surround the ukrainians in the city. they failed to do that. then they switch to a straight on attack into the city, take and get blocked by block, but also in, during terrible casualties. they take and most of the city and some of the outskirts still are in the ukrainian hands, but the russians have run out of military capability. they can't go any further in the battle of buckboard is essentially over. what do you have? buck moods? what if we find out one day the buck moved had been a distraction engineered

some are being reunited with their factors also on the shelf causes of people in northern virginia or evacuated because of floating plus hollywood, favorites archaeologist is back in action. the indiana jones and the dial of destiny on correspondence joins is from the public phone in the us. welcome to the program. russia has launched another series of aerial attacks on ukraine. at least one person was killed in the southern port city of odessa. explosions, also rock the capital cave. smoke rises over cuba again. in a co escalation, prussian girl could stall, get to the gap dues for the 9th time this month. a toad, you choose messiahs. what am that cities across the ukraine overnight, but in a show fits, improve to defense capabilities. you cream says it shut down all, but one of them this damage new to kindergarten and a good dodge was done by falling debris. there was a very powerful explosion. then i saw the smoke with them, i find out that the debris fell and the guy just with mine is nearby. i can see the rocket to be nice and you have the like the one messiah that got to hit the

of a cup of coffee for everyone who decided to come to washington be in washington area, the northern virginia area. that's one of the things that you asked questions about . there are victims all over the place. all of the people who suffered when the f b. i and the department of homeland security got involved in censorship with social media platforms. are millions, millions of tweets and narratives being taken down, that is victimization at scale. so we now have further confirmation. we for that among those who perpetrated the events on january 6th, there were under cover f, b, i, informant, possibly others involved with different security services and different intelligence agencies. this raises many questions and well one version of the january 6, the dance was certainly all over the media and it's direct after map. more details are coming to the surface about how exactly the days of their plans as they did with more questions being raised and then answers being provided and correct how some of the german i'm busted or after 2 journalist from the turkish news article that were arrested in

illustrations by a guy named galifianakis who is from northern virginia. and so i love that one. i give it out as people forget about it with good reason, and sometimes i'll give it out as a party favor. well, you spent a lot of time in official washington. do you still feel connected to the city or have you kind of stepped back? connected because some of my friends are still into it. connected because, as you know, it gets into your dna, gets into your marrow, and you you can't get it out. i'm pretty distressed at that. we've talked for decades that all washington is so tough and and you kind of go, come on, you know, they used to beat people over the head with their canes on the floor of the house, but it's pretty bad, right? the the acrimony is pretty bad. the partizanship is pretty bad. so i'm not happy with it. but i'm still here. and it's turned into a fabulous city. when you and i were growing up here, we grew up here and we worked here because this was where we worked. and it's a beautiful city, but it didn't have a lot of other things to offer. it did matter because we w

the northern virginia area, which one of the things that you asked questions about are there are victims all over the place. all of the people who suffered when the f, b. i and the department of homeland security got involved in censorship with social media platforms, millions and millions of tweets and narratives being taken down, that is victimization at scale. the we now have further confirmation that among those who perpetrated the events on january 6th, there were under cover at the informants, possibly others involved with different security services and different intelligence agencies. this raises many questions and while one version of the january 6, the dance was certainly all over the media. and it's direct aftermath of more details are coming to the surface about how exactly the days of their plans as they did with more questions being raised than answers being provided. what related to that most school has no sanction those in the us government and law enforcement agencies who are quote, directly involved in the persecution of dissidents in the wake of the so called storming

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they went to school in northern virginia, the job was there. when i was leader, i used to have checkbooks on monday. most people work five days a week, but i am afraid that is a little [indiscernible] with modern technology and the airplanes getting members to be there five days a week, three weeks out of the month, with the social media and iphones and transportation, it is hard to do that. the other thing is, other than strong leadership is to do what tom has said. do the groundwork. do the work at the subcommittee level, i enjoyed that work because that was where i learned the most. when you are having a committee on agriculture or finance and you are discussing the economic policies of your country, it is hard to learn a whole lot from a speech. it is better when you are in that committee, hearing expert witnesses, actually drafting the legislation line by line. they have gotten away from that. but, it can change. if you have a different set of younger men and women to lead this country -- did you hear what i just said? younger men and wome

the attack happened at his office in northern virginia. an aide was attacked and an intern on her first day of the job. police arrested a 49-year-old man but have not determined a motive. the attacker was enraged and likely suffering from mental illness. >> a man had come into our office, with a metal baseball bat. and asked for me. and when told i was at an event, he proceeded to attack the young intern, who was at the front desk. when the noise was clear, he attacked my outreach director. after he was unable to hurt more staff members. he had to be tasered and one of the police had a minor injury in trying to subdue him. >>> in new mexico, three people are dead and six others are wounded in the city of farmington. the gunman was killed. the 18-year-old opened fire in a residential area monday morning, appearing to shoot randomly at people, houses and cars. investigators say the gunman used three different weapons, including an a.r.-style rifle before he was killed by police arriving on scene. two of the officers were among those hurt. th

news agency pays the government have killed at least 40 people when a fresh wave of attacks in northern virginia faso. 3 villages were targeted on thursday in the tango province. much of brick enough also has been under a state of emergency since march has the government tries to come back on groups. police have made several arrests, but of protests over suspected looks like torro interference and the democratic republic of congo political activists are demanding an international audits of the electoral commission. they choose presidency, looks trisic, heads of retaining elect or laws that benefit him. the countries elections will be held in december. the holes are opening for greeks living abroad ahead of sunday's parliamentary election, prime minister curia coast, misaki sons is less this rival alexis suppressive held their final rallies. it was with the headlines. the bottom line is coming up next by the a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a couple of questions. who's more electable joe biden, or donald trump and which one can energize more voters? let's get to the bottom line. the, they're b

area in northern virginia.ould go into a grocery store and i would watch as thieves walked in grabbed is much slicker, usually liquor, grabbed a beer or the wine, and everybody would stand back and let them through. that becomes a problem. then the neighborhood becomes infested with criminals. you know, it does not make any sense to me that the employees, the employer wants to protect the employees when they allowed the criminal free access to everything in the store. it is backwards. >> i completely agree. harsher penalties do not necessarily have an impact on deterring crime. what they approve it does deter crime is when you have a criminal that knows there is a high likelihood that they will be swiftly prosecuted and then there will be consequences, that is not what is happening in cities all across the nation. >> they should change their name to looter lemon. [laughter] throwing up their doors to anyone that wants to come in and steal. there is something deeper here. not only incentivizing more of this crim

madam president, my wife teaches full time at a community college in northern virginia.nd she's been teaching for a long time. she says two things. one, community college is the best-kept secret in america. they are. and two, equally as important, any state that outeducates us, any country that outeducates us is going to outcompete us. it's a simple proposition. this is a really important moment. there is a big debate going on in this country about protecting america's hard-earned reputation as the most trusted, reliable nation in the world and how we fix the long-term fiscal health of this nation. enormous complications -- implications for this economy and the world economy. that's not hyperbole. the world economy. it's important for the american people to know what's at stake. this is not just a theoretical debate going on in washington. the decisions we make will have real impact on real people's lives and that's what i'm here to talk about today. so let me tell you a story about what's going on. there's a very extreme wing in the republican party in the house of repr

virginia. that's northern where i'm stand now.vidual broke into his office while his staffers were there, and then had a baseball bat. he was looking for the congressman. he actually specifically asked for congressman connolly, and committed an act of violence against two members of his staff. this was so serious that both of these staffers for congressman connolly were sent to the hospital with what is being described as nonlife threatening injuries. now the fairfax city police department has already tweeted that they were responding to this incident and that two people were taken to the hospital, confirming what congressman connolly is saying about this particular situation. the congressman goes on to say he has the best team in congress and his district office staff make themselves available to constituents and members of the public every single day. chris, this is an example of the increase that we've seen in threats against members of congress and the actual acts of violence that happened against members of congress and their

boa product, whether that be a debit card or a credit card, in dc or the greater nova area, northern virginiaa. and they built that list based on any purchase criteria, whether it was a hotdog or a taxi cab or souvenir on the street. but then they racked and stacked that list and on the top of that they put anyone who appeared on that first data poll who had bought a firearm at any time using a bank of america credit card. so say you went pheasant hunting in north dakota in 1999 and you bought a shotgun for that, then you went to dc in january to, you know, visit your sick mother in the hospital, boom, you went right to the top of the list. >> laura: now, this just takes your breath away. george, i want to play a moment from congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz that was then taken a step further by a member of the media. watch. >> determine these individuals have been determined not to be whistle blowers. these are not whistle blowers. they've been determined by the agency not to be the whistle blowers. are you deciding that they're whistle blowers? >> whistle blower term -- there's always

representative gerry connolly ze said it happened at his district hospital in northern virginia. the suspected attacker was arrested. cnn has learned before the assault the man may have been involved in another incident that was caught on video. we warn you, the footage can be hard to watch. you can see here a woman screaming as she was chased by the man with the baseball bat. neighbors say it was the same person who was arrested on the lawmaker's staff. jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: the suspect's father telling us that the suspect suffers from schizophrenia and has not taken his medication in three months. and the suspect was arrested for assaulting a law enforcement officer last year but the charges were ultimately dropped. and now the suspect is being held without bond on two charges. police have identified the suspect as 49-year-old juwan tran pham. he entered this district officer for gerry connolly just before 11:00 a.m. and assaulted two staffers with a metal bat. he hit one in the aid and attacked an intern, her first day on the job. both were taken to the hosp

is there for the army in northern virginia. and we don't have accounts of these these discussions. but we do know that lee was involved to a limited extent in some of the prior discussions about, trying to bring about an end of the war that included the demise of confederacy. so they may have been talking about that. what could they get if he offered to surrender? what kind of terms could he get in? we don't know. it's one of many gaps in the information we have. he rejoins the confederate government, which now is by april 22nd, is down in charlotte and and leads essentially the escort of several thousand cavalry who will accompany these the government on his further trip. they third they reached the savannah river. by that time jefferson has gone ahead and is actually in washington met carriage stops at savannah to pay out the bulk of the remaining confederate treasury to the escorts who have been the government that far. and then them. every man who got $26. i can't tell you how many accounts i have run across years later of a confederate soldier who said he so proud of that $26

so rather than do the obvious thing, which would be to march from northern virginia to richmond, he came up with the idea instead of conveying his troops by boat, formooe, which of course is on the right, this depiction of the peninsula. nging the troops by boat to fort monroe and then marching the peninsula to arichmond the south east, and to begin with actually went really well with lots of help from union. quatermass star montgomery maggs, among others. in march 1862, mcclellan manages to transport this enormous army and all that came with it to fort monroe. so in about three weeks they moved 400 plus ships, an estimated 121,000 men, 300 cannons, more than 1000 wagons, 15,000 animals. it just an amazing feat of military. so they there by april 4th they're ready to begin moving up the peninsula but it's when they begin to yorktown that they face problems as they begin to meet resistance this way, mcclellan starts to get worried. and at this point he's got about 55,000 men on the move. there are only 13,000 confederates at this point. and the beginning of their campaign around yorktown.

former president donald trump is hosting the saudi backed liv golf dower at his club in northern virginiacalled sports washing, using golf as a way of deflecting image issues there are some americans who are critical of the trump association with this group. they are making their feelings clear and the golfers are just golfing. correspondent mark meredith reports tonight from sterling, virginia. >> less than a year old liv has both exint and controversy within the world of golf. its pro-tour backed by saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund has lured big names like phil mickelson, dustin johnson and brooks koepka away from the pga tour. this week koepka made history 33-year-old first liv golfer to win a major title. >> there is so much antagonism between the parties that now everybody is being forced to choose. and that's not a good thing for the institution and not a good thing for the game of golf. >> liv's critics have accused the tour of buying legitimacy offering huge sums of money well into the tens or hundreds of millions to get top golfers to cross over. mychalson is among those defe