let it be dirty or falling apart or in disrepair 113126 mitchell found an ally in state rep. gary pendleton, who was able to get almost a million dollars to restore the capitol 105844 we went up on the roof, in the dungeon, we went everywhere. i could not believe how big a mess this is 113909 some of the work already...bs wral news raleigh maintenance of the capitol building falls to a few state state agencies, which will decide how to use the money. he's in the fight of his life. coming up on rewind....how this young boy is finding strength from law enforcement across the country. at 4-years-old, he dreams of being a dreams. colt rever's parents came up same law enforcement community he desperately wants to be a part of. wral's amanda lamb shows us how they're doing it. 4-year-old colt rever has always wanted to be a police officer... amanda: so tell me about being a police officer, do you want to amanda: how come? colt: because i like protecting. you like protecting? dolly: he loves police so much. in june, his parents got the devastating news that he has leukemia... dolly rever/mother: t

((jill pendleton, clark hs principal we have about 1,000 students right now that have not their state per-pupil funding. ((ccsd chief student achievement officer mike barton it could be millions of dollars for the clark county school district so we're watching first day enrollment and subsequent days after that as well )) ((sharie johnson)) this schoolyear the first state allocation hinges on first day enrollment. but dad's like dennis, say they can't afford to do anything last minute. ((dennis fields, ccsd parent i don't have the type of children that allow me to procrastinate )) >> ((sharie johnson)) if you haven't enrolled just go to the distict's website, and look for infinite campus. if you don't have internet or a library. ((christianne klein)) >>> as we inch closer to the start of the school year... the start of the school year... the i-r-s is warning folks about a "student tax" scam. first of all... it's not a real tax.. but not everybody knows that. since 2013... folks around the country have lost more than 40-million dollars to scammers... about 570-thousand in nevada. money

he gets involved with an ohio senator by the name of george pendleton to try and draft civil service reform. sadly it only passes after garfield's death. good point for us to stop here and shift to the second character in our story, and there is nothing more different than this absolutely brilliant latin and greek scholar, president of the university, lawyer who argues ex parte. architect who designs his own house. mathematician who comes up with a theorem that gets published. et cetera. et cetera. than charles getoe. charles julius geto was born in freeport, illinois, a french family. moves to new york as a young man because he wants to go to nyu and is completely inadequately prepared and flunks the entrance exam. moves to ann arbor, fwn michigao take remedial courses and quits after a couple weeks and decides he is not good at schooling, in his phrase, and joins a utopian religious sect known as the oneida community, that was in new york and practices free love and sexual freedoms to put it mildly, and group marriage, and none of the women want anything to do with him. in fact, th

leah pointed william nelson pendleton, james longstreet and john gordon. they went to the tavern to have their meeting, but they said it was a bare, cheerless place, so they repaired to the mclean house where givens had set up his headquarters. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. so givens used his camp table and had it inscribed after the commissioners' meeting. this is our display on the apple tree. what is the apple tree? well, it's one of those myths about appomattox, about lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that supposedly took place there wasn't what it seemed. lee and grant had been corresponding for several days, since april 7, about the possibility of lee surrendering his army. and on the morning of april 9, when lee is finally ready to surrender his army, he sends a message to general grant. but general grant is moving his headquarters, he's on about a 20-mile ride, so lee's message catches up with him maybe about 11:00 that morning. he has to dispa

((jill pendleton, clark hs principal we have about 1,000 students right now that have not gone on and completed the online registration process for clark hs)) ((sharie johnson)) it hurts school planning, it can hinder classroom learning, but ccsd says it might also decrease their state per-pupil fun achievement officer mike barton it could be millions of dollars for the clark county school district so we're watching first day enrollment and subsequent days after that as well )) ((sharie johnson)) this schoolyear the first state allocation hinges on first day enrollment. but dad's like dennis, say they can't afford to do anything last minute. ((dennis fields, ccsd parent i don't have the type of children that allow me to procrastinate )) sharie johnson, 8 news now. >> ((paul joncich)) >> if you haven't enrolled, just go to the distict's website, and look for infinite campus. if you don't have internet or a ((christianne klein)) >>> metro police asking the public's assistance in finding an 80-year-old laughlin man. we're told daniel cabrillo was last seen yesterday at aquarius hotel cas

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also-- he has won many awards for his work. "1812: a navy war" won a medal from the 20 12th george pendleton prize. it was selected for the navy's reading list. "the forging of the american navy" won the 2008 samuel alito marston award. -- the 2008 samuel eliot morrison award. in 2018 he received the samuel eliot marston award from the constitutional museum for his body of work. for this evening, george will speak to us for about 30 minutes. then we will invite numbers of the audience to ask questions. please note that c-span is your taping our author event, so speak into the microphone clearly. they will be taping this presentation as well as the q and a. we invite everybody to come on up. if you have a book, george will sign it for you. we have some of his back lists here as well. we have to 1812 book that i spoke about, as well as the fic book. please join me and welcoming author george daughan. [applause] george: thank you for hosting this event. thank you to all these wonderful people who have come here. this book is entitled "revolution on the hudson." new york city and the hudson rive

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principal says not having enrollment numbers really hurts planning: ((ccsd clark hs principal jill pendleton in terms of registration for our students, it assists us in building our everything really revolves around the number of students that are in our building and the age of the students, the courses that they need it's just information that's critical for all of the planning that goes into a high school )) >> right now 230-thousand students are enrolled. but ccsd expects to have another record breaking year-- over than 320-thousand students. so if you haven't enrolled just go to the distict's website, and look for infinite campus. if you don't have internet or a pc, stop by any school or library. ((sharie johnson)) >> by the way... middle and high with enrollment numbers. tonight at five... how much money ccsd could stand to lose by not having accurate numbers the first day of school./// ((paul joncich)) >>> up next on the valley's news leader... two pedestrians killed within hours of each other. ((christianne klein)) >> what north las vegas police are doing in hopes of curbing the deadl

. >>> 8-year-old son of the marine named hahn area marine camp pendleton saturday. dream came true he had been battling rare genetic disease. the marine corps saying i feel wyatt has faced more hardship any marine has gone through and for that he should be given the title. wyatt lost his battle sunday i do did iing at the hands of that disease. did he so as an honorary marine. semper fi. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> good morning. it is tuesday, august 2nd. donald unleashed. >> doubling down on his attack against hillary clinton. the controversy of the week. >> radical jihadists unleashing tear. >> they get rid of the pencil em mow ji with a squirt gun. they will replace it on every iphone in america. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> the sun not quite up here in new york city. it could be a nice day today. happy tuesday morning. you are watching "fox & friends first". >> i am abby hunts man in for heather childers today. donald trump ramping up his rhetoric against his rival hillary

. >>> 8-year-old son of the marine named hahn area marine camp pendleton saturday.am came true he had been battling rare genetic disease. the marine corps saying i feel wyatt has faced more hardship any marine has gone through and for that he should be given the title. wyatt lost his battle sunday i do did iing at the hands of that disease. did he so as an honorary marine. semper fi. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. donald trump lied. straight ahead. but, first, big political news. donald trump getting hammered over comments he made about a father whose hero muslim son captain in the u.s. army died saving other troops in iraq. and, tonight, trump is not the only one getting hammered. so is secretary hillary clinton for comments she made right here on fox news channel. she claimed fbi director james comey said she was truthful in answers about her private email server. but we have the video. so you can decide. truthful or not? but, first, the highly anticipated show down donald trump vs. secretary hill

all the male marines at camp pendleton said i thought the whole thing was good to go, loved the plays, understood what you were after. there was the one monologue about the woman yelling at her employee for not wearing a bra was an indirect attack on the ways we do in military, that there is a point for structure and uniformity and we thought you were kind of saying that, you know, you're mocking our kind of -- the structure that we have in place for a good reason, and then the female marines were leaving the audience, saying i loved it all, especially the one monologue, because i know what it's like to be a female in a very male dominated culture and to wear my hair under my cover. >> rose: how did you come to juilliard? >> i was interested in acting before i went into the military, then really after september 11th, i feel like most people my age and that time doing nothing, you know, was like working as a telemarketer at the 4h fairgrounds, i felt like i wanted to be involved and wanted retribution, and the marine corps, to me, was the top of the pyramid as far as military service w

a move amount that became a dream fulfilled on saturday, a formal ceremony held at camp pendleton toth the honor as his mom and dad who is a marine drill instructor, watched over him. sunday morning, yesterday morning, wyatt died. in peace. if you want to help the gillette family pay off his medical bills and assist with funeral costs, you can donate on-line at youcaring.org. wyatt gillette. rip, little man, and semper fi. >>> now over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >> happening now, breaking news. pole vault. exclusive new poll showing hillary clinton gets a convention bounce, biggest for democrat since 2000. regaining lead over donald trump but can she keep it? breaking away, gop leaders, join gold star family answers veterans of foreign wars in rebuking donald trump for his clash with the muslim american parents after fallen soldier. will trump back down? nothing but the truth, hillary clinton says she's come clean about her e-mails but the washington post fact checkers give her their worst possible rating. was she honest with the american people? and striking isis. the

on saturday he was given the title during a ceremony at camp pendleton where his dad is a drill sergeant000 people signed an online petition asking the commandant of the corp to give wyatt the title and it came through just in time. yesterday he summocked to the disease. his dad believes if he had been given long tore live he would have enlisted as a marine. >>> a south bay family had a frightening close call. a massive branch broke without warning, sending the limb crashing down on a home on fullerton street in san jose. as abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains, it left the homeowner with a lot of debris in his yard. >> came into the bedroom and this is where the branch fell, right here. >> reporter: part conversation piece -- >> the neighbors love the tree. everybody talks about the tree. >> reporter: part landmark. >> there was a plaque in the tree that came out. >> reporter: part natural habitat. >> there is a screech owl family for a couple of years in the tree. >> reporter: now this massive 200 year valley oak tree is history. >> we like the tree, but obviously it is unsafe n

so now early makes a hell of a lot of accepts as does pendleton among others as to why they have to destroy not just longstreet's reputation but others because they have to show the world they weren't outgeneraled. because of course this also means what? the war doesn't exist beyond the appalachia mountains. does it? it exists only in virginia. if it exists only in virginia, you can focus on lee as the great general who was never outgeneraled, simply worn down by superior numbers and oh, wait, we have gettysburg and with gettysburg, we have the great turning point in the war. if only longstreet or yule or stewart or name others had only done what lee wanted, things would have been different. and that part of the lost cause, it's still very much with us. keith and i are going to talk about this on monday. not all of you, of course, will be on the tour, but to me what's striking is that longstreet's reputation has been redeemed, hasn't it? through killer angels and through the movie and through very good scholarship. there's more balance with longstreet. what's still extraordinarily troubling

pendleton hits a triple that will score three runs for the raiders and help them be within 2. in the fourth inning, a homer to the baseball field behind and thomas jefferson hits past with 8-3 as the final. faith christian and green mountain playing the first game 48 2 run lead. peyton walters for faith christian made a great catch to end the top of the fourth. no defense could stop the lady rams offense. shelby maggie knocked in 2 runners and ran it 11-3. volleyball, the vikings with one hammer down and firepower of their own. brooke schillings stole the spotlight and had a standout game and tallied the majority of the teams kills. valley will sweep lutheran-and it was 3 0 dig. dylan prichett-ettner had a race to the ball and dylan prichett-ettner went up with a front flip, stick to the the celebration was short- lived. the goal was offsides. who cares? check that out! probably the best of all, ever. >> this is the third time we have seen it and you are disputing this a little bit? the offsides call? >> you can check it out and let us know what you think. we are on the fence

leah pointed william nelson pendleton, james longstreet and john gordon. they went to the tavern to have their meeting, but they said it was a bare, cheerless place, so they repaired to the mclean house where givens had set up his headquarters. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. so givens used his camp table and had it inscribed after the commissioners' meeting. this is our display on the apple tree. what is the apple tree? well, it's one of those myths about appomattox, about lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that supposedly took place there wasn't what it seemed. lee and grant had been corresponding for several days, since april 7, about the possibility of lee surrendering his army. and on the morning of april 9, when lee is finally ready to surrender his army, he sends a message to general grant. but general grant is moving his headquarters, he's on about a 20-mile ride, so lee's message catches up with him maybe about 11:00 that morning. he has to dispa