sandy pendleton was one of jackson's favorite aids so he joined pendleton. pendleton was killed as well in 1864 and then lewis went back to lexington. the cemetery where he is believed to be buried does still exist and there are efforts to spruce it up and give some attention to it. hopefully they will do that for him. >> is there any documentation as to little sorrel ever siring anything? sharon: i did not mention it, impossible, he was a gelding. [laughter] >> that took care of that. sharon: anything more? >> we have time for one more. >> i have a story. in 1966 i was at vmi and they would assign you a study place outside a barracks where you could study, and mine was in the third subbasement of the library. when i took my books, i discovered little sorrel was sitting next to my desk. when you are studying, you lean back in your chair and you want to put your feet up, and i would hope my feet on the stirrups. i guess little sorrel helped me pass chemistry. [laughter] sharon: they may have known you were doing that because notice the saddle is off him in th

something has got to change because heidia pendleton ton was just 15 years old. something has got to change because grace mcdonald was just 7 and in the first grade. something has got to change because jason josephate was just 20 years old. tragically, it's too late for them. but it's not too late for someone else, someone who heighting your daughter or your son, your nephew at the nightclub, or granddaughter at the country concert, your mom at the day spa or your sister teaching in elementary school. we can act now, and save their lives. so i ask the speaker, what is so scary about a select committee? you created two last congress, but can't find the space for a committee to find a way to save 30,000 american lives every year? is it because this isn't a project vor eitas video? is it because it isn't a democratic presidential candidate to slander and attack? or is it because you got a nice check for $9550. the time for action is now. enough blood and tears have been shed. enough families have been broken artd pa. let's do something to stop this death. otherwise,

one soldier died when a helicopter amphibious vehicle explosion a camp pendleton a demolition ax in the fort drag killed one soldier and injured seven others. two navy pilots died in a crash in tennessee. my friends we are now losing more of our men and women in uniform and totally avoidable training accidents than we are in combat. there is plenty of blame to go around for all of these incidents and wey cannot or the fact that congress's inability to provide adequate stable and predictable budgeting is contributed to the troubling state of affairs. we'll increase funding is not is noly answer there scenario that the military can get healthy and ready to meet the challenges of an increasing unstable world without additional resources. with broad bipartisan agreement about that the members of the house of representatives and the senate and the president and yet, and yet we are about to vote for a budget resolution is severely in the funds the military. the reality is we all know it will not impact the actual appropriations. to solve these problems and to the seller duty to the men and wo

sherman: it was in 2002, at camp pendleton. the day began pretty neat.as training for the ally marathon, and we were -- the los angeles marathon, and we were in california. we were training with the pendleton running team and i was finalizing my affairs because we were getting ready to deploy to afghanistan. i have a lot going on. it was an inflection point in my life. i left the base. brian: southern california. sherman: san diego, the oceanside area. brian: near where richard nixon used to live. sherman: yes, a big base their pure -- base there. base in my car, i left the like i did all the time. i call it a freak accident because the was no rhyme or reason for how it happened. got cut off by a guy who's worked in front of the truck, i guess he missed his exit. i only know this because i read the reports, i do not recall any of it. he cut the truck off, the truck swerved and i swerved to miss the truck and lost control and my car flipped three times, landed on its roof. that was the story, according to the report i read. evaced.et in fact -- med c4 ver

and it was at camp pendleton, february 20. the day began pretty neat. i was training for the l.a. marathon and on the base with an olympic medalist. brian: in california. >> the day i got in the crash that paralyzed me. we were training with the pendleton running team and i was finalizing my affairs because we were getting ready to deploy to afghanistan. i had a lot going on and it was an reflection point in my life. nd i left the base, this is in san diego, in the ocean side area. brian: near where richard nixon used to live. >> big base there. huge base on the west coast. i got in my car and left the base just like i do all the time. and i call it a freak accident because there was no rhyme or reason for why it happened. atruck, a semi-got cut off by guy who swerved in front of the truck. i think he was going to miss his exit and i only know this because i read the reports. he cut the truck off and the truck swerved and i swerved to miss the truck and i flipped three times, landed on the roof and that was the story according to the report that i read. medivaced and surgically a

sherman: it was in 2002, at camp pendleton. february 20. the day began pretty neat. i was training for the los angeles marathon, and we were in california on the base with an olympic medalist the day i got in the crash that paralyzed me. we were training with the pendleton running team and i was finalizing my affairs because we were getting ready to deploy to afghanistan. so i had a lot going on. and it was, you know, sort of an inflection point in my life. i left the base. brian: southern california. sherman: san diego, the oceanside area. brian: near where richard nixon used to live. sherman: yes, a big base there. i got in my car and i left the base like i do all the time. i call it a freak accident because there was no rhyme or reason for how it happened. a truck, a semi truck got cut off by a guy who's worked in swerved in front of the truck, i guess he missed his exit. i only know this because i read the reports. i do not recall any of it. he cut the truck off, the truck swerved and i swerved to miss the truck and lost control and my car flipped three times, la

we caught up with one who was based at camp pendleton. she said is is a great way to give back. >> we wanted to be able to give back to the people. we can always have an opportunity to have that opportunity to give back. a lot of us were excited to get an opportunity to do this. >> many of the very people they were serving today are veterans who have fallen on hard times. they had a chance to share some stories with the active members. >>> the american league playoffs got underway. got will have a highlight of those games and the rest of sports coming up next. >>> pictures on social media of tonight's harvest moon. these are some of the ones we found. you're watching the 11 pm news. . ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. how's it going down there? t

maybe they want to go to the sunny beaches of miramar or camp pendleton california.he other thing that was highlighted by you, i think the defense might want to use it as a motive to fabricate. the victim will come forward and say they're sexually assaulted so they can get to a better duty station. i think that perception is still out there. anyone who works at the victim probably knows how untrue that would be if someone would put themselves through telling their story so many times just to get transferred to a different duty station instead of just waiting out where they are at. i've been to camp lejeune for five years, it's not that bad if you go to the outer banks. you can find your way to make it all work. i really do think, overall, the program is extremely beneficial. i just want to close with one quick story. i was just telling somebody who taught me this but i think this is a very illustrated story. the first time i went to a trial with the client, we went to rehearse for her testimony in front of the court and she didn't like the idea of getting on that sta

so they say marshall was more pendleton, one thing people say.ut he was a real lawyer who was, who can cite cases and distinguish them with the best of them in some of his law of nations decisions -- them. in some of his law of nations decisions, he has no trouble distinguishing opinion if he thinks it was mistaken. the one area of lower he deferred to college and did not trust is learning as much was admiralty, where he had less experience and once he was on the court, his junior colleague joe -- another individual saying, he knows where to go. he knows the critical points of an argument and exploits of them well. all i will say is another thing about his background -- mr. webb: his role as chief justice, he was the elder brother of 15 siblings and historians have suggested that his ability, he was a good older brother, and that served him well serving as chief justice for those 35 years. >> ok. um, in the middle. the gentleman with the blue tie. >> thank you for a great panel and all of these interesting facts. after the story about the bridges

one lorraine based in camp pendleton says it's a great way to give back. >> why we've been in joing theitary, we want too give back to the people, we can't always have the opportunity to have the opportunity to give back. so a lot of us are excited to get the opportunity to do this. >> many of the very people they were serving are veterans suffering hard times. some of those veterans said they appreciated the chance to share stories with the active duty members. >>> well, fleet week is taking center stage in the bay area this weekend but it is not the only show in town. >> it is a busy weekend. ktvu rosemary orozco. >> the weekend is approaching in san francisco fleet week festivities continue in the air and on the ground including a full air show, coast guard rescue demonstrations, navy ship tours a paid rav ships under the golden gate bridge and of course the blue angels. the air show schedule runs between noon and 4:00 through sunday. three days of hardly strictly bluegrass 2017, over 90 artists are expected to perform on seven stages friday through sunday. arab cultural festival wil

momentum had gotten to a point where it was time for congress to do something and they did pass the pendletonct. --ch was diesel lit legislation that had been lingering there for some time. arthur signed it. people new at the time that as executive he was want to have the ability to short-circuit this if he wanted to create -- if he wanted to. he surprised everybody and vigorously pursued these reforms. he really laid the groundwork for future reforms and a more expansive role and the -- in the federal government. he doesn't get much credit for that. host: how many people if they went to madison square park, would you say there is a statue of chester arthur, how many people who walk by that statue would have any idea what he did? scott: very few. i was there not long ago and it was deserted area the thing about -- it was deserted. , andhing about that statue in the book, on the opposite corner there is a statue of of -- of conkling. and cochran has a glaring look on his face almost like he's glaring at arthur. the man in his view was disloyal to the machine and all of his new york friends. as

we caught up with one marine who is based at camp pendleton. she said is a great way to give back. >> we wanted to be able to get back to the people. we cannot always have an opportunity to actually give back. a lot of us were excited to get an opportunity to do it. >> many of the very people they are serving our veterans who have fallen on hard times. today they had a chance to share their stories with active members. >>> read week is taking center stage this weekend. it is not the only show in town. rosemary shows us what is going on in our weekend watch.>> reporter: the weekend approaching in san francisco. fleet week festivities continue in the air and on the ground. including a full air show coast guard demonstration navy ship tours live music a parade, and of course the blue angels air show scheduled runs between noon and 4 pm friday through sunday. >>> golden gate park for three days of hartley strictly bluegrass 2017. over 90 artists will perform on seven stages friday through sunday. >>> 22nd annual cultural festival will fill union sq

the did something called pendleton act which had been lingering for some time., arthur signed it which was nice but people noted at the time that as the executive he would have the ability to short-circuit this iffy wanted to. to stall, to not appoint the members of the new civil-service commission, etc. he surprised everybody and vigorously pursued these reforms groundwork for future reforms and a more expansive role for the federal government. he really does not get much credit for that, he really is not remembered at all. how many people when they go to madison square park in new york city, where you say there is a statue of chester arthur. i'll many people who walk by that statue have any idea what he did? scott: very, very few. i went there not too long ago and it was deserted. thatnteresting thing about statue, a terrific bit of color is on the opposite corner there is a statue of conkling. typical, he had this kind of glaring look on his face, almost as if he is glaring at arthur, at the man in his view who was disloyal to the machine and was one of his o

we caught up with one marine who is based at camp pendleton in san diego. and she told us she just wanted to help. >> it comes for why we even join the military in the first place. we wanted to be able to give back to the people but we can't always have an opportunity to actually have that opportunity to give back. so a lot of us were excited to get an opportunity to do this. >> ironically, many of the very people they are serving are veterans. today was a chance for them to share stories with those currently in the military. this is the third year that active service members have come to st. anthony's and it's fast becoming a fleet week tradition. ♪[ music ] >>> and it's a big weekend coming up for fleet week and the bluegrass festival and the weather is cooperating. we are going to get warm even in golden gate park where temperatures could reach into the 70s. details on that five-day forecast coming up. ♪[ music ] >> the late hour was music to the ears of fans of coldplay at levi's stadium last night. but some neighbors weren't too happy because the conce

activated in san diego and they'll be activated with the marine corps through camp pendleton or miramar. all of those will be predeployed and available for the need should fires request them. we are also bringing additional aviation assets, helicopters, air tankers and predeploys across central and southern california. all of these resources will be n nimble and prepared to deploy back to northern california should they be needed here or into southern california very quickly should additional fires break out there. public expectations and actions. the director mentioned that. let me just reiterate, we're not out of this. we talk about this throughout every fire season, the same expectations of all of us continue. right now we all need to be paying extremely close attention to all of the media reports, including social media, radio, television. if at any point folks feel uncomfortable with where they're at, self-evacuation is absolutely encouraged and recommended. it's always easier to leave the area before the fire occurs than to wait when the fire's bearing down on your home or communi

at appomattox, what he said to pendleton, "i knew it was all going to come to this." this is not an easy person to get into a now the rhythm -- an alogorhyt -- algorrythm. at the bottom of my abolitionist soul, i find what he has done reprehensible, yet i also know that what he did at appomattox was to save the country from a nightmare infamy -- nightmare infinitely more unspeakable. alexander made that offer to him, let's break up and head for the hills, all lee had to see was one word. all he had to say was yes. not only the army of northern virginia but every other confederate force would have followed suit. and the result. if we think during reconstruction, the ku klux klan and the red shirts, if we think they were a problem, they would have been a sunday school picnic compared to what would've happened if the confederate armies had taken to the mountains the same way john brown wanted to go. if they had taken to the mountains and wage a guerrilla warfare that could have lasted decades, maybe jumped generations. we could still be fighting it. look at what happened

an amphibious vehicle explosion at camp pendleton injured 15 marines. a demolition accident at fort bragg killed one soldier and injured seven others. two navy pilots died in a t-45 crash in tennessee. my friends, we are now losing more of our men and women in uniform in totally avoidable training accidents than we are in combat. there is plenty of blame to go around for all of these incidents, but we cannot ignore the fact that congress' inability to provide adequate, stable, and predictable budgeting has contributed to the troubling state of affairs. while increased funding is not the only answer, there is no scenario where our military can get healthy and ready to meet the challenges of an increasingly unstable world without additional resources. there is broad bipartisan agreement about that from members of the house of representatives here in the senate and the president. and yet, and yet, we're about to vote for a budget resolution that severely underfunds the military, because the reality is as we all know that it will not impact the actual appro