he has not pierced the main line. he hasn't really accomplished anything and he's nowhere near the fort. that's the problem with oral instructions. once they take the fort or decides he's going to send troops down to the river and cut the bridge now. he's lost all three brigade commanders. one is killed one is wounded and one becomes sick. he also loses regimental commanders. he has no written orders the men are in the fort and he makes his second mistake. he decides he's going to take the troops down to the river to cut the bridge himself. he believes in leading by example being at the front and he hasn't much of a chance during the war to do either so he had standard to lead these troops to the fort but that leaves the rest of the division in the fort notting having any idea what to do. so they stay there. ward heads down to the river they take a few fortifications, then he gets wounded. and he makes his third mistake. he rides off to find grant instead of going back to the fort where he can direct the operations. h

a social media trend that involves using tiny magnets as fake tongue piercings, has led the nhs to callgery, after swallowing toy magnets in the last three years. our health correspondent, katharine da costa, is here. clearly katharine da costa, is here. a worrying trend. the has clearly a worrying trend. the nhs has called for _ clearly a worrying trend. the nhs has called for this _ clearly a worrying trend. the nhs has called for this ban _ clearly a worrying trend. the nhs has called for this ban after- clearly a worrying trend. the nhs| has called for this ban after videos were posted on social media showing young people using these small magnets on either side of their tongue trying to trick people into thinking they had a piercing. the danger is they are easy to swallow and if you swallow more than one it can be potentially life threatening and cause significant damage if they are not removed immediately. what happens is, these super strong magnets get stuck together inside the bowel or the intestines and they squeeze the tissue cutting of the blood supply, and the tissue dies, t

they pierced the window into the door. what do you say to republicans, including ones who were there with you who are whitewashing this like it wasn't really a thing. >> it's really orwellian. don't believe your eyes. don't believe the experience you actually had. i was up in the chamber on the 6th when the rioters pierced that chamber, breaking the glass, banging on the doors. we were taken out with gas masks on. they were chanting "hang mike pence." this was no tuesday tour, and i don't understand, frankly, how anyone, republican or democrat, could say that this is nothing to see here. let's just move on. we need this independent commission. it is not a political commission. it is an independent commission. the very seat of our democracy was attacked. any one of us could have died and people did die that day. i would think the republicans would want to get to the bottom of it for the simple reason, we're sworn to protect and preserve our democracy. if we don't do that now, we are destined to have that happen again. >> we

restaurant in utah.ed at a - a baby with piercing blue eyes defeated this stranger in this impromptuking contest. i love this back and forth. the guy getting right into it. >> nobody stares harder than a baby at a restaurant. >> that's true. >> i will give it to the baby. i think the baby won. he's more practiced. but guess what, polka time. polka and pizza. >>> from subculture arts underground in new york city, the western swing of hot club of cowtown. ♪ ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪rlws ♪ arod e "inny" is ourm street ♪woolka ♪ ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun ♪ ♪ be a pal ♪ ♪ every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun ♪ ♪ be a pal ♪ ♪ every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan! today

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deep, piercing eyes. looking at the human being, helpless on the ward.s to call it a 999 cenotaph. as well as the medics, there is also a firefighter, a police officer, a coastguard and a search and rescue worker with their dog. but it won't happen without the cash. the project is way off the £3 million it needs and those leading it now want the government to step up. this would be there for 500 plus years, and as such i would very much encourage the prime minister and the government to contribute to funding of this important historical monument. nancy may be one of the first to see it, but when it's complete, at a location in central london, it's hoped the statues will become a place for everyone to visit. to remember the work and bravery of all emergency workers. daniela relph, bbc news, west sussex. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. another very mixed and changeable days were one minute you're in the midst of a drenching downpour and the next the sun will come out and it will feel pleasantly

a social media trend that involves using tiny magnets as fake tongue piercings has led the nhs to call alone, 65 children have required urgent surgery after swallowing toy magnets in the last three years. 0ur health correspondent, katharine da costa, is here. catherine, this is an extraordinary story, how dangerous is it? well the nhs has called _ story, how dangerous is it? well the nhs has called for _ story, how dangerous is it? well the nhs has called for this _ story, how dangerous is it? well the nhs has called for this ban - story, how dangerous is it? well the nhs has called for this ban after- nhs has called for this ban after being alerted to videos on tiktok where young people are using two small magnets to trick people into thinking they have had a piercing, the danger is they are easy to swallow. swallowing more than one can be potentially life—threatening and can cause damage within hour, what happens is the super strong magnets become stuck together in the bowels, they squash the tissue, cutting off the blood supply and it can die. it can cause long—term physical problem

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you can see lorraine pierce here on the left. she's pictured accepting an addition to the white house collection. now in 1964 president lyndon b johnson signed in an executive order officially establishing the office of the curator as well as the committee for preservation of the white house which helps to advise on acquisition. let's head to the next slide. now the white house collection has more than 65,000 objects that are stored both on and offsite the early white house collection was mostly comprised of presidential portraiture donated by descendants of presidents or commission by congress. but today the white house collection includes fine arts decorative arts and furniture presidential china services and more. the collection and preservation of art at the white house is far more streamlined today too new additions are made in almost every administration and those are spearheaded by the curators who select paintings and art based on historical and cultural significance. the white house historical association now the curator

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every bullet taken pierces the soul of the nation. we can and must do more.bout this and other topics with john harwood, our white house correspondent. america can do more. america has to do more, you would think, and yet we've seen biden push through that shows how limited his ability is to do something unilaterally on this. is anything going to get done? >> no, and the reason is the republican party and the gun lobby, princelyipally have a con strategy of whipping up constituents to believe any steps taken are a step down the road to taking people's guns away. that galvanizes a lot of fear. they rationalize it by saying it's not going to make much difference, and so the reality is for this particular congress because republicans have enough strength in congress to block action. there is not going to be action. >> do you ever wonder? what does it take? i wonder, is this going to be something? we wonder, sandy hook, is this going to be the thing. do you ever wonder is this going to be it? >> i think sandy hook is something where we thought nothing's going to

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statement urging congress to take immediate action saying in part every life that is taken by a bullet pierces the soul of our nation. we can and we must do more. an east bay congressman tweeted yesterday's shooting in san jose is a stark reminder that until we address gun violence with common sense legislation no community is safe. #enoughisenough. on capitol hill, parties remain far apart. house passed a bill with background checks in march but that's stalled in the senate. >> every time there is a shooting we play this ridiculous theater where this committee gets together and proposes a bunch of laws that would do nothing to stop the murders. >> this is a preventable epidemic. we've got to solve it. >> there have been 62 mass shootings just this month alone. that is according to gun violence archive which defines a mass shooting as four or more people shot or killed other than the shooter. of course we will continue to follow all proposals through the house and senate even if that's as far as they get. back to you. >> thank you. >>> vta light rail service is shut down until further notice g

he says the whole situation in san jose, quote, pierces the soul. >>> and as part of our asian-american pacific islander heritage month shining the spotlight on public speaker, educator and civil rights activist. the founder of the fred t. korematsu institute. she continues the legacy of her father and his refusal to enter an internment camp. this morning we salute you karen korematsu. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> right now at 5:44, the sun is rising as we speak. and as we take a look at our activity forecast going out for a jog in concord, we will have a cool start to the morning. low 50s and then we'll see a milder

we have bel design and michael rattler and garrett pierce here in the u. k. operating at the top, so we have a big legal team. and why about us? is responsible for the overall strategy, especially where we intersect the spanish speaking. well, i guess on as good context in ecuador, just at the time he's advising the dorian government on the tradition reform process, launched by president korea. his 1st step, as a son, just lawyer is to travel to ecuador, to convince the authorities to grant his client political asylum, not to flee swedish justice to protect him from the united states. with a continuous leaks had generated angry reactions within the government. and the conservative media ah, the along with other members of the administration that condemn the action that wiki weeks has taken it puts at risk, our national security. we have an active, ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter. so let's be clear. this disclosure is not just an attack on america's foreign policy interests. it is an attack on the international community where to d

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president biden says just pierces the country's soul. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> at 6:42, enjoy the mild weather. today's high temperatures. santa rosa reaching 80. 75 in san jose. we'll talk about weekend warm-up coming up in a few minut a typical slowdown north 101 n highway 101. the bigger impact, ofcourse, the cancellation of light rail service. laura, over to you. >>> we're trying to gather as much new information as we can in regards to the shooting rampage that happened yesterday morning just about this time right now. among the developments overnight a ninth victim has now died from his injuries at valley medical center. this was the only survivor to be treated at a hospital. as we've been reporting since early yesterday the gunman took his own life. now investigators are trying to piece together a motive why he snapped. they're looking at evidence at his home which caught fire yesterday. neighbors there are now being allowed to finally return to their own home. vta leaders are planning to hold another news conferenc

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honor the victims in san jose he also released a statement, "every life that is taking by a bullet pierces the soul of our nation. we can and must do more. god bless all of those whose lives were lost today and all of those who ve emvice presiden >> the shooting in san jose, the facts are still revealing themselves but it is absolutely tragic. it is absolutely tragic. i have family that live in san jose, i've worked for many, many years with the mayor of san jose and the police department. my prayers and my thoughts are with all of those families that were affected. >> let's take a live look at sacramento, governor newsom has also ordered flags to fly at half staff heard the governor with law enforcement in san jose and called for stronger gun control. >> the question is what the is going on in the united states of america and what the is wrong with us and when will we come to grips with this and put down our arms? >> we will be ♪ look... if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible... not great at saving... you deserve better. xfinity mobile. now, they h

period of the franklin pierce presidency um item mckinley had several tragedies in her life that affected her physically including the mckinley's children had all died. before they came to the white house and she had seizures. that would you know immobilize her so she didn't make many public appearances and even best truman. it wasn't just that she was shy and preferred. preferred life in independence, missouri, but she had had her father had committed suicide when she's only 18 years old and she was very very devoted to her mother whose house was there on delaware street. in fact the house that best and harry truman lived in was actually mrs. wallace's house best truman's mother's house. and so that was a lot of her devotion to always going back to independence, missouri very protective of her mother. and out of this tragedy in her young years, so you know, it's sad to say but i really think that the category that has had the most first lady membership is the reluctant? okay, so we're gonna go back in time to the founding period two questions. i'll let you answer them in whichever order

prior immunity and pierce the vaccine. sometimes in virology if you have two different mutations, let's say the mutation in the south african variant, individually they may not defeat the vaccine but if you combine them together, sometimes once plus one doesn't equal two. sometimes you get a process like epee stasis. sometimes that's what you worry about, something novel. >> people took trillions of dollars from the u.s. government when they needed help and know the government is saying help us and asking people to take this vaccine and there are still a lot of people saying no, don't tell me what to do. if businesses, as they say they do, want to be safe and want to be leaders, should ebb they doing their part and help the government's mission, push everyone, maybe even require people to take the vaccine? >> i think there's a reluctance to mandate the vaccine. i think they're not going to step forward and do that, at least bigger businesses. 60% of businesses are contemplating mandates but i think at the end of the day wi

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every life that's taken by a bullet pierces the soul of our nation. we can and we must do more. there have been 62 mass shooting's just this month alone. according to gun bylas archive. which defines a mass shooting as four or more people. shot or killed than the shooter. >> given the times we are in right now i feel a lot of people are frustrated. maybe feel the type of anger. i do not think gun violence or violence in general is ever appropriate. it's never a means of sending that kind of message. >> tape stay with kpix for continuing coverage of the vta shooting investigation, on air and online. >>> we know many want to reach out and help the shooting victims. we put the information in our vta stories on kpix.com. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 , the body can video just released in a deadly police shooting in the east bay. >> with lockdowns lifting the vta shooting has a lot of us asking how safe are we at work? the training that could save lives. >> another nine figure 5 for pg&e. this time the utility has to pay up for shutting down your power. >> they are calling it vax for the

deep, piercing eyes, looking at the human being, helpless on the ward and wondering whether we are goinghrough. reporter: a sense of what the final monument will look like. the plan is to call it -- but the project is way off the 3 million pounds it needs. daniela ruff, bbc news, west sussex. katty: and before we go, a quick update on the stories we are covering, the u.s. energy secretary says the colonial pipeline will resume operations today. the supply was cut off after a major attack led to supply concerns, rising gas prices and long lines at u.s. gas stations. before we go, and uplifting tale of recovery. brazilian pianist has been unable to play for decades after his hand was broken during a mugging. but with the help of these special bionic gloves, he is playing again. they work by using a series of rods to help his fingers spring back into place and now the 80-year-old maestro is back at the bench. that is it for "bbc world news america." thank narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: fun

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you don't need a mask to get a massage, piercing or tattoo. cohort size and time limits are being lifted for programs for kids. real estate open houses can resume under small indoor gathering guidelines. you can find a whole list of everything now allowed in san francisco on nbcbayarea.com. >>> as this pandemic reseeds slowly but surely bay area traditions are returning. it is the bay area's longest running outdoor music series. this is its 84th season and it began june 20th. generations of san francisco residents have spent their sundays hearing live music under the redwoods and eucalyptus trees. >>> most of us are familiar with meals on wheels programs delivering food to home bound seniors and sometimes it is the only in person interaction seniors get each week. >> it's within really difficult this last year. here's the pivot. not just food. they are now delivering companionship each week. garvin thomas. >> reporter: when we look back one day at one got us through this pandemic, millions of vaccine doses will of course top the list. ♪♪ >> re

and he had been shot >> reporter: in a fit of road rage, a shot pierced the vehicle's trunk, striking aden >> i tried to save him, but he's losing a lot of blood >> reporter: the 6-year-old who had just celebrated his birthday did not survive. investigators shutting down and scouring the freeway for clues, tightlipped on what leads, if any, they have in their manhunt for a female driver and male passenger in a white volkswagen that sped away in recent years, aaa says there's been roughly 30 murders a year from road rage. investigators are asking anyone with dash cam video to step forward. aiden's family is now offering a $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest a family already paying an unimaginable toll >> we all loved him so much >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, orange, california >>> a digital cover-up causing outrage tonight among students at a florida high school and their parents. blayne alexander tells us more about that >> reporter: when riley o'keefe and zoe iannone got their bartram trail high school yearbooks, they flipped straight to their pictures an

what they saw pierced their conscience, to see a person bound, subdued, who's helpless, who is defenseless, being choked to death one breath at a time. and the jurors saw that. they saw no justification for it. they heard no justification for it over weeks of trial, and they concluded that what it was, in fact, was murder. they could believe their eyes. i'm not surprised necessarily that conservative commentators are casting it that way. as you know, a person who's committed to dishonest has a hard time seeing the truth. if you see that scene and you take in what happened to george floyd there on the street, how can any human with a modicum of consciousness feel that's wrong? >> as we watched the month-long trial, i asked every legal mind we had on "politicsnation" whether they thought a conviction for chauvin would ultimately impact police misconduct cases going forward. your turn. do you think it will? >> i think it certainly does. with respect to the most brazen of police that feel they can do this sort of thing in broad daylight and even on video feel comfortable there will be no consi

bush and his daughter barbara pierce bush. they will be discussing president bush's new book "out of many, 1: portraits of america's immigrants". without further a do, president bush and barbara bush. >> thank you to everyone for joining us tonight at high, dad. >> how are you? >> congratulations on your new book "out of many, 1: portraits of america's immigrants". >> thank you very much and i want to thank barnes & noble for helping cell it. they have always been unbelievably helpful to authors including me and a great company and honored to be with you as the moderator. >> i know that many in the audience might be surprised to see you in your new role as an artist. i don't remember talking about art growing up with you so tell us why you decided to take a painting. how did you end up on this journey? >> it shocked you and your mother and your sister. a lot of other people are very surprised. after the presidency, i missed learning and i read winston churchill's painting as a pastime and always imagined churchill's leadership

statement urged congress to take immediate action to end gun violence saying every life taken by a bullet pierces of soul of our nation. we can and must do more. there have been 62 mass shootings in the united states this month alone. >>> senators were expected to take a procedural vote on a contentious plan to create a 9/11 tile commission investigating january capitol attacks. republican leaders staunchly oppose saying senate committees in department of justice are already conducting investigations. a vote on the procedural motion is likely to happen today after delays an unrelated bill. >>> heavy black smoke over the richmond skyline, this is showing flames pouring out of the stacks. it lasted for hours and the smoke was visible for several miles. the county sent a hazmat team and it has stopped now. they've been monitoring air quality all night. residents were advised to keep windows and doors closed. flaring has been reported several times over the past few months. >>> to the coronavirus, governor newsom announcing a huge incentive to encourage californians to get the covid- 19 vaccine. >> i

stan pierce saying that he opposes forming a commission that prosecutes many of the participants with property destroying democrats in the riots. facebook, you can reach out to us there as well. and texting. susan starts us off this morning and supports the formation of the commission. susan, thanks for calling. tell us why. caller: good morning. i supported and anyone who does not, it's because they have something to hide. kevin mccarthy has something to hide. this was a devastation to our country. the people that enabled it should be brought down and brought to justice. host: so, when you say that everybody has something to hide, what do you mean by that? caller: well he was in cahoots with the former president. he had something to hide. there were people in our government who enabled these insurrectionists to come in. they were enabled. he has something to hide. they wanted to steal the election and this is how they went about it. this is worse, this is worse than 9/11. those were foreigners that attacked the country. these people were our own citizens. host: ben, state college, pe

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