henry on the 5th of january, most of them were pretty novice guys. just learning the drill and how to fire and so forth. a number of these guys have fought missouri, and they have had some combat experience. not two years, but they have some. they've been under fire. at ft. donelson and ft. henry, they'll get more. six weeks after ft. donelson they have shilo. more experience. you are seeing the core, the nugget, the army of the tennessee being born. the army of the tennessee is going to be one of the most successful armies in the union and in the civil war. those guys are going to march to ft. donelson to shilo, vicksburg, chattanooga, to atlanta to savannah up through the carolinas. these guys are going to be everywhere. and they're going to be leaving a trail of victories in their path. the army of the cumberland will be alongside them, but the army of the tennessee, if you -- rock hard, hitting, victorious type guys -- they had their setbacks, obviously, but this is where that army is going to be being born, right here at ft. donelson. and as i s

. >> see what happens when a highlining novice tries a sport not for the faint hearts. steven has our first story for us. >> yes, i sawhuan like incident. 18-year-old freshman getting hit by a bus and getting up and walking away. at the time it was reported that the driver ran a red light and was givend a tukt and put on leave. new video leaves it new developments. the dashcam video from the bus has been released, and take a look at this -- police have determined that the driver moved through the intersection before the light turned red. if you look closely, it was very, very, very close, but the light is, in fact, not red at the time this bus is moving through the intersection. >> what does this mean? they take back the citation. >> the tlikt icket will be dism. they're taught to slow down at yellow lights, and this driver was trying to make it through the yellow, broke policy there, probably going to face a little disciplinary action. nick is totally fine, we've been in contact with his best friends, and he says no injuries. >> do you know if hollywood contacted him t

properly harnessed court there was a close on the loose unharness under burma's on display normally the novice is attacked to the chest but never the case were detached and dangling as people the report. duckweeds put yourself in my position. i think he'd be holding onto. laura never sees herself as lucky she's here to celebrate her 81st birthday. faa investigators were here yesterday questioning the operators but no word i can tell you that we did a little bit of background checking and since 2009 there have been for skydiving deaths connected to this parachute center the faa also tells us that there to civil penalties totaling $900,000. reporting live from the lower layer filled rubber while cbs five. new details tonight and the woman's body found inside a trash can in pleasanton they're confident the body is not sierra lamar's. they conducted a preliminary autopsy today no identification yet investigators tell us it was a young woman wearing pajama bottoms and all the teachers. and they say that it can was pounding that might provide clues. that is a pretty generic 45 gal. plastic can is de

it visits the novice and the world class champion. lucky enough to cheat death, it's not such a bad thing if your little miracle is caught on camera for all to see. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera."

some are novice monks. others are orphans. the children come from many different ethnic backgrounds -- a mirror of myanmar, which is a multi-ethnic country. >> we need to stand together, in peace. the country needs unity. the foundation of our political system is still very shaky. but education is a solid foundation that we can build on. >> poor families from the provinces can send their children here to live and to be educated free of charge. the regular classroom instruction is done for the day, and the young students return to the monastery. many of the students have big dreams for the future. and donations are what help keep those dreams alive. win maun is from a remote part of the country. he wants to be a doctor one day. the students here are still reticent to speak about their hopes for the future. not long ago, calling any attention to oneself was dangerous. the two girls are visiting their brother. their family is poor, and there's no school for him near home. their brother brought a small piece of home with him. we a

some of you are novices because you did not participate in how things happened at the transbay. how many people were impacted? the long delays as to the number of platforms we would have to accommodate the high-speed rail. we have the democrats, who when they were in power, abused their power. now we have the republicans who are checkmating us just for the sake of it. then we have some politicians who just want to go, you know, listen to the political machine here in san francisco. now we, the constituents, want to know that if we have this high speed rail from san francisco to san jose, what trains will they be? and the idea that if you have the audacity to say some regional people met and they're determined to have it, who gives them that authority? this type of pompous diatribe does not sit well with the constituents of san francisco. we have seen this through legislation and people going to the ethics commission because people are trying to hoodwink the spirit we are in favor of the high speed rail, but we are also in favor of complete transparency and accountability, which

. >> if you're comparing retail presuming retail means novice, every industry every novice is at a disadvantage against a professional. if you feel you're at a disadvantage, work with people that are professionals and go to the fight with the same-sized gun as your competitor. >> henry, your take on this, may be the take rp for my viewers right now, we shouldn't have been involved in this ipo. >> i think that is the takeaway. this highlighted one of many ways individuals are disadvantaged. the good news is, you can buy index funds, exposed to u.s. equities, exposed to american capitalism, make money but you're not competing day to day. >> they don't have the excitement. this ipo, the most hyped ipo -- >> anybody who wants to play the markets, speculate, fine, as a form of entertainment, it's great. people go to las vegas they know they are going to use, it's still fun. you can do the same thing in the stock market. my point is if you're actually serious about investing for retirement, everything else, there are much, much smarter ways to do it than try to outtrade professionals. >> kcan the law

normally the novice is attached to the instructors chest but her case that there were detached danglingthe rip cord. >>> put yourself in my position. learn never sees himself as lucky she is here to celebrate her 81st birthday. >>> faa investigators were here yesterday but it is our no word on how they came out of the harness csi did do background checks and found there were four deaths connected with the parachute center since 2009 with them was just last month i can also tell you that the faa is proposing fines based on mechanical problems totaling $900,000. reporting from the lid airfield robert lyles cbs five. >>> it's going to be a very busy holiday weekend adding to its it will be very crowded around the golden gate bridge for the 75th anniversary celebration also the dumbarton bridge shutdown procedure paris and the media is closing some very busy lines first to the dun bar bets remarks areas right now. it's been quite aside tonight the final cars coverage amount 1020 to take a look at this burning when he usually tries on this bridge is a quite aside about 61,000 cars each day p

novice is at a disadvantage against a professional. if you feel you're at a disadvantage, then work with people who are the professionals and go to the fight with the same-sized gun as your competitor. >> so, henry, your take on this is, maybe the takeaway from our viewers right now is we shouldn't have been involved in this ipo? >> i think that is the takeaway. i think this highlighted one of many, many ways that individuals are disadvantaged. the good news is, you can buy index funds. it's exposed to u.s. equities and invested in american capitalism and you can make money, but you're not competing day to day with full-time professionals. >> but they don't have the excitement -- you know, the biggest, the most hyped ipo -- >> anybody who wants to play the markets, speculate, fine. as a form of entertainment, it's great. people go to las vegas, they know they're going to lose, but it's still fun. you can do the same thing in the stock market. my point is only that if you're actually being serious about investing for retirement, everyth

that continues to produce novice language specialists from graduates. worldwide initial online learning as well as maintenance and enhancement continuing education to all entities. second, the center for the advance study of language, a university affiliated research center at the university of maryland. the center is charged with improving the way we teach, learn, and employ second and multiple languages through research toward enhancing and optimizing human cognitive skills. the work of the center is contributing to improved aptitude testing, training, and working memory. and improved understanding of the languages of africa and asia. on behalf of the director, i thank you for this opportunity to address this important national issue. and one final statement, sir, as foreign language capability is an inherently government responsibility. the federal government must continue its investment in these precious, valuable tools for the national security. >> thank you very much. mr. nordin. you testified, it seems, that the panel agrees to this that foreign

she teaches the novices. she was first introduced to ninjitsu ten years ago and was captivated by the elegance of the various moves. it was thanks to ninjitsu that she met her husband. the walls of the apartment are lined with weapons. for them, it is not just the physical skills, they are also fascinated by the underlying history and culture. >> translator: since i started practicing ninjitsu, i have greater endurance. i hope to visit japan some day. >> reporter: she is keen to teach ninjitsu skills to her 2-year-old son as soon as he is big enough. far from japan, a new generation of ninjas is emerging in iran. nhk world, tehran. >> all right. >>> it has been a beautiful day here in tokyo. that may not continue. robert speta has the weather for here and elsewhere. robert? >> wet and windy conditions on tap for your rest of your monday and then going into tuesday across most of japan here as an area of low pressure does push out of eastern china and already into western portions of japan and also the souther

accidents and distress calls at bay this afternoon, but crews say if fog rolls in or the wind kicks up, novice even expert sailors could run into trouble. reporting from the coast guard cutter, patty lee, k.t.v.u. >> makes you want to go sailing. it's pretty out there. >>> mark is here to show us about the weather the rest of the holiday weekend. >> we start our cool weather but a few changes or sunday and monday. already a few changes showing up here with the live camera. we have some fog expanding in coverage, pushing back over the bay and of course we'll be watching this as we head into tomorrow night with the fireworks at the golden gate bridge. you may y have noticed at least the cloud buildups in the north and east bay. right now the shower activity way up to the north around lake county. and basically, diminishing in coverage. as you can pick out in part officer the south bay, not a lot of coverage here. showers are moving out of town and some more weather change is expected as we head into sunday and monday. first thing tomorrow morning, you can count on some overcast out there, especi

this exciting event by enthusists and novice runners, sanchez has the story. >> the 5k run was spread over undeveloped terrain that was transformed into 3.2 miles of mud pits and rope climbing. organizers say this activity was for more than just for fun. they teamed up with the make a wish foundation. the venue and multiloop course was perfect for spectators and created a fun opportunity to cheer on friends and family. participants ran the brutal stretch, facing 11 obstacle courses, like the wall climb, a giant slip and slide and cargo rope up and over. only then to face the mud pit, where participants dove head furs to the finish line. >> after being up all day and great ac tuffty in the local area. good energy, and just wanted to get out and get active. >> participants gathered with friends and family to celebrate their finish while others scurried to the makeshift showers to wash off mud, which was caked on from head to toe. participant says this run was more personal for him and he can't wait for the next mud run. >> it was a personal challenge for me. next year we are hopefully d

maybe it was a candid moment for a novice political candidate but he never said he supported it hans since repeated his opposition to bailouts in general. last, there is this claim. >> european-style taxes. >> this claim once again is false. the ayotte campaign points to a form in windham last may when binnie was asked about taxes more broadly. in a back and forth with the questioner, he said, i'm for looking at a value added tax. in lieu of that, i don't think that will practically happen in the next few years. i'm for dramatic clilt simplifying the tax code. >> the value added tax is a type of consumption tax commonly used in europe. but as you will note from the clip, he said he is just in favor of considering it. along with other tax ideas. he didn't say he likes a value added tax or that he would even propose a bill for it if elected. but note this ad where ayotte does get it right. >> binnie is open to a european added value tax. >>. >> one thing you see on there that was helpful, i go to a ton of events. often i can't get a camera there. i know these events exist. what's been

miller: we were novices. i don't think anybody in the township knew where to go. and we were frustrated at times. we thought we were right on the cusp of getting funding, and then, something happened and we didn't get it. yeah, we could go out and float a loan, and probably people would be looking at maybe $100 a month in sewage bills. so what you have to try to do is get enough funding to keep sewage rates at a reasonable rate so people can afford them. and that's been a real problem. without grant money, it can't be done. mcmillen: they were in line, waiting for our money. they had an application on my desk. but when someone has no funding, usually they sit and wait. the problem is, the amount of money given in the federal budget and the state budget is just not enough to fund infrastructure. we have a $200 million backlog on my desk alone. and that would be our entire state's allocation for 4, 5, or 6 years. schwartz: the usda asked that i go to herminie and provide an independent evaluation of the problems to determine if it was severe enough to warrant fundin

the safe teen and novice driver uniform protection act could save many young lives.en states have implemented comprehensive graduated driver licensing programs the number of fatal crashes among 16 year old drivers has fallen by almost forty percent. it's in our hands to make america's roads safer for our teens. let's stand up to save thousands of innocent lives. join the movement to help prevent teen driving deaths at facebook.com/save11 >> conspiracy start in 1961 when the honolulu star bulletin and advertiser contemporaneously published announcements he was born in hawaii. >> that's right. many people put those announcements in because they had to get the benefit of being so-called born in this country. many people did it. it was something that was done by many people even if they weren't born in the country. you know it and so do i. >> our favorite blow hard donald trump. it begs the question. is trump crazy like a fox or just plain crazy? here to discuss it is tonight's political round time frame ron sussman, worked for romney and to arnold schwarzenegger. and do

novice armies coming together. ft. donelson is fun to study because people are making big mistakes. they're making some basic mistakes, how to handle and distribute ammunition to veteran armies later in the war will not have to deal with. you have that kind of thing going on. command and control, tactics, in big flux at this period of the war. why is ft. donelson forgotten? i mentioned before, there were bigger battles that have come up after this campaign, shiloh in particular, happened six weeks after this. i imagine six weeks from now you'll be down at the shilo battlefield park having a good time, too. shiloh certainly was a big one. it's understandable with the number of casualties and such. why even in their day, when you look at the official records or if you look at the books that are written shortly after the war, ft. donelson is rarely mentioned. could it be that the north, although it was a great victory -- shiloh and so forth overshadowed, we can leave it at that. why would the south want to remember this battle? they don't want to remember vicksburg either, but that one

the climbers are a mix of experts, thrill seekers and novices like turkish american aydin irmak.wanted to bring his bicycle with him to everest's 29,000 foot summit. "outside" magazine writer grey son shaffer is at the climber's base camp. >> he received a lot of criticism in camp. people were giving him dirty looks telling him what he was doing was foolish, dangerous, reckless, putting other people in danger. >> reporter: irmak made it to the top without the bike but collapsed on the way down. he would have died had it not been for his friend. the israeli was 300 meters from the top when he saw irmak in the snow. he abandoned his goal to reach the summit and carried his friend for hours down the icy slope. he told israeli television his friend was unconscious and without oxygen. both suffered frostbite. climbers on everest often say you're only halfway when you get to the top. many deaths often occur on the descent. alison levine conquered everest in 2010. >> people use every ounce of energy in them to get to the summit of that mountain and then they have absolutely nothing left

the safe teen and novice driver uniform protection act could save many young lives.es have implemented comprehensive graduated driver licensing programs the number of fatal crashes among 16 year old drivers has fallen by almost forty percent. it's in our hands to make america's roads safer for our teens. let's stand up to save thousands of innocent lives. join the movement to help prevent teen driving deaths at facebook.com/save11 >> eliot: some people think it is the single most important reason that nothing is getting done in washington. it's not a person. or an organization. it's the filibuster. created in 1806 by mistake it now permits senators from 21 states representing only 11% of the population to block any bill. but fortunately some people are looking to change that. on monday common cause a civic wash dog organization along with four members of the house filed a lawsuit asking a federal court to declare the filibuster unconstitutional. joining me now is the president and ceo of common cause from pennsylvania bob edgar. congressman. thank you for joining us

if he is in mexico and remember this is a guy driving a maserati with novicible means of support.t does that tell you? that tells you he is in a business where he is able to survive and make money. it sells me he has friends. it tells me if you can cross this country and get to the mexican border you are pretty sharp. you're right, he did premeditate it. >> and don't forget some of the exotic car sales are how they smuggle drugs into the country all the time and it is a great money laundering scam up front because the cars are so expensive. >> i don't think he is getting away with in. i think ultimately he will be apprehended and prosecute. >> he may be in a business where mexico may not have a problem with him. >> i have had cases even in new york city as the medical examiner, husband and wife get married. they goa get home and she cooka meal and she makes a baked potato and he says i want rice and she pit hits him in the head with a frying pan and kills him. the day after the wedding. >> that is why you eat out. >> any place my wife wants to go. >> judge jeanine: i will let that

moderate democrats are saying no these aren't extreme is the moderate democrats >>> in some cases not novicelegislators the haven't been the lot long and then press the arguments the banks make banks engage in the political process so there's also politics on top of it. >>> is the problem they don't want it to be permanent greta that's another strongest arguments. this is the third time we've tried to times already they've sandbags to. >>> the state senator ever the optimist and sent to discuss thanks for joining us. this is of those classic stories we have a press conference the unveiled a 90 and it's going to be reformed and a lot comes action in implementing its things have a way of changing with the nep to the capital. we will keep an eye on this. it is would be interested in the banking business does say there are provisions of this that over regulate and even he said there's coined have to be modifications before passes so be interesting when it goes from the pr statement to the reality. >>> coming of political insiders sign off on a general election fight between president obama and m

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shooting and video of him in the sandford police station less than an hour after the shooting shows novicibleod on his shirt and jacket, and he seems steady on his feet. we asked an emergency physician to analyze this enhanced video of zimmerman. >> if he had significant abrasion we would see that on this film. i don't see anything. >> i don't see anything either. abc talked about the autopsy report on trayvon as well. >> sources tell "abc news" that trayvon martin's autopsy shows injures to his knuckles his hands from bloodied and skin broken. which will george zimmerman's attorneys will call the ferocity of the attack against zimmerman. >> many have seen this new evidence and i've gotten e-mails that said, ha-ha, we were right, george zimmerman is not guilty. you judged him too quickly. we never said that there wasn't a fight. we said zimmerman was the guy chasing after him. you can't chase after a guy and then say i can't believe he fought back and then shot him in the chest. we never said there wasn't a fight. the question is who started the fight. that is not just a question that you ask

roughly 2 cents. 2 cents doesn't sound like a lot, guys but for the novice viewers who doesn't know aboutis a 2 cent move in 24 hours? >> it's massive. it's like a stock doing down 20% in a day. a 1% move in a currency, currencies my move 5% or 6% a year. >> what's the problem? >> eurozone implosion. they're trying to calculate like the former greek prime minister did last about how much it's going to cost them to pull out, $2 or $3 trillion. the now it's a battle to see who can call the lowest price point for this thing, is it $1.22, is $1.18, is it parity? >> a weaker euro isn't necessarily a bad thing. >> for the u.s., no. >> it's for europe. it's great for germany. if if it means they'll have a proper r.t. there, then it's a positive thing. i mo it's a sign of risk off. i wouldn't view it as an a catastrophe if the euro went to 1.15. >> we're disappointed that economic growth will be 2% for the rest of the year, but at least the zero that euro is going to have. >> i think it's going to be negative. it's going to be be awful and the southern part of europe. >> this dollar rally is goin

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