hood had a girlfriend, sally buck preston, and he courted her. boththe war was over, they ended up marrying other people. but in some later books written on hood, they claimed that every move hood made, every decision he made, everything he did, he was trying to impress his girlfriend. and i thought, let's look into this. at thomas hay, who were the first book in the 1920's on the tennessee campaign. how many times did he mention sally press and -- preston? zero. stanley horn wrote "the army of tennessee" -- sally preston, z ero. thomas connolly mentioned her once. sword, 13 pages. leton is mentioned on nine pages. i thought, how often, to use sword for example, these are four of the six generals killed at the battle of franklin. they are mentioned seven times, five, five, and three in the index. ofs, it is kind over-dramatizeing things. another one, hood has almost always -- it has almost always been said that robert e lee said was- that john bell hood all lion, no fox. i researched that. it never happened. the first time that john bell hood and

preston remarked, he didn't even hear a word she was saying, he has forgotten us all, did you notice how he stared into the fire and the livid spots which came out to his face and the huge drops of perspiration that stood out on his forehead? yes, chestnut replied, he is going over some bitter hours. he feels the panic at nashville and its shame. jack preston pushed further, and the dead at the battlefield of franklin, they say that was a dreadful tight. and the agony on his face comes again and again. i can't keep him out of those absent fits. it is pretty trying to anyone who looks on. when he looks in the fire and f forgets me and seems going through in his own mind the torture of the damned i get out and come out as i did just now. what had happened to john bell hood, who has certainly been described by many historians as not the brightest bulb in the confederate chandelier of high command. as an officer, hood showed an enormous amount of promise as he effectively led his beloved texas brigade into action under robert e. lee's at pivotal moments during the seven days, antietam, b

hood had a girlfriend, sally preston, and he courted her. when the war was over, they both ended up marrying other people, but in some of the later books, which are written on hood, they claim that every move hood made, every decision he made, everything he did, he was trying to impress his girlfriend. , let's look into this. so, i've looked at, say -- thomas hay, who wrote the first book back in the 1920's on the tennessee campaign. and i thought, habitat is did he mention sally preston? zero. stanley horn? zero. tom is connolly, 1970's, mentions her once. she is on 13 pages in the index alone, 13 pages and tarleton,med susan who was patrick claiborne's fiancÉe, is mentioned on nine pages. then i looked -- these are four of six generals sword for example, these are four of the six generals killed at the battle of franklin. they are mentioned seven times, five, five, and three in the index. this, it is kind of over-dramatizing things. another one, it has almost always been said that robert e. lee said that john bell hood was "all lion, no fo

a self published author and douglas preston, co-author of "the lost island."wrote a letter that went viral. i started by asking, what did you think of amazon's proposal to offer authors 100% of the profits? >> it seems like it is and offered to -- [indiscernible] it is not a serious offer. they are offering us a lot of money. we are going to be getting a large amount of e-book income. i have an advance and it would not be fair for me to be getting the money when it should be going to the publisher, machette. also the offer assumes that all authors are motivated by money and we are motivated by readers. they are taking from our authors and taking away our audience from us. >> in response to the letter you wrote, amazon actually had something to say. saying -- you do have a movie that is about to be made. how do you respond? >> i think it is ironic because the people were being crushed are the debut authors. if you are not a successful author, i already have an audience and they will find me. people will be crushed having their hopes are dashed. they are the one

preston remarked, he didn't even hear a word she was saying, he has forgotten us all, did you notice how he stared into the fire and the livid spots which came out to his face and the huge drops of perspiration that stood out on his forehead? yes, chestnut replied, he is going over some bitter hours. he feels the panic at nashville and its shame. jack preston pushed further, and the dead at the battlefield of franklin, they say that was a dreadful tight. and the agony on his face comes again and again. i can't keep him out of those absent fits. it is pretty trying to anyone who looks on. when he looks in the fire and f forgets me and seems going through in his own mind the torture of the damned i get out and come out as i did just now. what had happened to john bell hood, who has certainly been described by many historians as not the brightest bulb in the confederate chandelier of high command. as an officer, hood showed an enormous amount of promise as he effectively led his beloved texas brigade into action under robert e. lee's at pivotal moments during the seven days, antietam, b

. >> preston keeps a safe distance, unlike others. >> the wave hit the wall and just soaked me.y headphones out because my ears were full of water. wear a poncho. that's all i can say. >> they were oblivious to the fact that there are 10 and 15-foot waves coming at them. >> preston's photographs capture the scene. >> some of them were just once in a lifetime shots. there was one shot that actually looks like there is a mollusk rising up along the shoreline. >> assault chicago for the next 24 to 36 hours. >> until you're down there and you can hear the water spraying back from 30 feet out and definitely the most dramatic i have seen. >> the next day it was like it never happened. >>> finally, a fisherman when a goose hooks him. drew gregory is an avid kayak fisherman and emerging water sport that requires extremely good balance. >> a way to get into new water the other boats can't access. >> with greater mobility kayak fishing allows anglers to access more remote waters. >> getting to find fish that are more uneducated which are easier to catch, it's more fun. you're secluded, it

entre ellas cientos de niÑos que trataron de entrar solos entre preston y vence en la frontera con mÉxicotal frustrados y la mayorÍa con el temor de convertirse en vÍctima de la violencia criminal en ese paÍs. nos explica ernesto rivas que entran en un cÍrculo vicioso de volver a entrar en el viaje bÚsqueda del sueÑo americano para luego volver a ser deportados. >> atrapados y sin salida casi se encuentran cientos de niÑos salvadoreÑos que regresan a su paÍs con la mala experiencia de no haber llegado a los estados unidos. >> lo mandÉ aquÍ porque estÁ muy peligroso tiene miedo por mucha delincuencia. >> entre los deportados que llegaron en las Últimas horas vimos madres cargando a sus hijos reciÉn nacidos. vimos niÑos de dos o tres aÑos, jovencitas que intentaron huir del acoso sexual de las pandillas en sus comunidades. muchos adolescentes abatidos por la delincuencia. tambiÉn vimos familias completas que ya no tiene en adÓnde ir. >> me juntÉ con esta mujer tenemos 8 aÑos que nos debemos una hija de allÁ. >> muchos pese al peligro se vuelven a ir entrando en un ciclo vicioso de fatalaes

mark preston is the executive editor for cnn politics.e joins me dow -- i'm having trouble talking this morning, mark, i'll let you take it away. what do you make of the numbers? >> carol, we shouldn't be too surprised. right now the economy is sluggish, we're living in the state of terror. we have president obama who has enacted some controversial policies, namely health care, which we all know hasn't gone very well in the roll-out stage, and we are living in the moment at this point, so people are very upset, and i think you can say the same about george w. bush's presidency as well. it is too close right now for us to really make an analytical, clear, concise assessment of both of their presidencies. that's why we leave it to the historians and we also leave it to the academics, years down the road, to make that decision. but i have to tell you, i'm sure president barack obama could have used a little extra sugar in his coffee this morning when you see those numbers, carol. >> or a good, stiff drink, right? >> right. >> while we should

. >> woodruff: for more on the president's announcement we turn to julia preston who covers immigration for "the new york times." welcome back to the "newshour," julia. we know the senate did vote a year ago. why isn't the house going to pass or deal with immigration legislation? >> well, there has been a lot of division and dissension within the house about what to do about this issue. speaker boehner has indicated that he would like the move ahead, but in recent days, the defeat of the majority leader eric cantor and the surge of migrants across the border have really discouraged many house republicans from moving forward on immigration reform. >> woodruff: so what is the president saying exactly that he wants to see done? and when he says this, how much of a change is it for him? >> well, what he said today was that he has been informed by speaker boehner that there will be no votes in the house on immigration reform this year. so the president announced that he's going to use executive action to, as he put it, fix the immigration system as much as he can within the powers that he ha

circle, so to speak, jordan light, grand daughter of -- wright, granddaughter of the former owner preston wright, this day in age the name is just not right. >>> finally the nfl announcing restrictions on the number of underclassmen who can receive evaluations for the draft. the league is really trying to discourage players who aren't ready to leave school early. 107 freshmen applied for the draft this year. 37 were not drafted. so the nfl trying to curb that a little bit. >>> but tiger woods, wow, not good at all. >> sometimes it takes a little bit longer to find your flow. >> he's a little rusty. he needs some time. >> needs a little wd-40. >> phil is there. it's going to be okay. >> it's always about phil. >> he loves phil. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back in 30 minutes for your only local news at 7:00 and as always, we're on www.wusa9.com. make it a great night, everybody! see you back here shortly. >> pelley: tonight did russia play a role? president obama says whoever shot down flight 17 with a missile needed russian help. we know m victims tonight

preston home but it will yes how much. ok can change i sit here ok. stop calling. can i have the things. i love this place to have always keep like five or six euro think i did it before him for the fun trip like. this pick. this up to the spot i know it's kind of. made a good feeling. good feeling. i love it hot air i'm margret in a stimulus here because we just really do not have a fucking. thing. and so i'm going she's the guardian neutered she has three of her kids here so little can assure you that i'm doing ok and you won't want them here because at all nothing at all ok but i might . want to think we want to kill no no because we know about it so can i fill in here ok perfect stressed me and nicole in the can then. i think ok so i wanted to run something past you really quickly and this is my last call i promise you ok for a ticket. you're welcome. to post but i want my free time to take after photos put out right. who are you and what ok so i am and katherine and i'm a principal or nurse of the child so you are at the line they go which is our with by hose

change the mascot campaign applauded the granddaughter of former washington redskins owner george preston marshall for calling on the current owner, dan snyder, to change the team's name. >> jordan wright was recently quoted as saying they need to change e thname. in this day in age us just not right. the change the mass -- age it's just not right. the change the mascot campaign said it's just another wake-up call to the nfl. dan snyder defends the name saying his organization honors native americans. new mexico, the state with one of the largest numbers of native americans, recently conducted its own poll which they just released. 71% of registered voters there said the redskins should keep their name. >>> a step forward this weekend for the silver line, next what to expect on the other lines when the new rail is fully and running. >> it's not the kind of family you want to find in the family dollar. you're going to see what we dug up in this week's restaurant alert after the break. you're hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really

preston home but it will yes how much. ok can change i didn't hear us ok. stop calling. can i have other things. i love this place to have always keep like five or six euro think i did it before i have to do the fine print thank bill for this pick. just some tips but i know it's kind of. made a good feeling. good feeling. i love it was a or i mark where they stood next here because we just really do not have that. much strength. and so i'm going she's the guardian neutered she has three of her kids here so little can assure you that i'm doing ok you won't want to hear kids at all no fish at all ok but i might. want to think we want to loan it out because we know about it so can i fill in here yeah ok perfect stress management called in the can then. i think ok so i might want to run something past you really quickly and this is my last call i promise you ok for a ticket. you're welcome. to stay but i want and then let me tell you the tape after all both put out right. who are you and what ok so i am and katherine and i'm a principal or nurse of the house so you are blind

. >> metromile ceo dan preston.dating app has seen explosive growth but it's not just those looking for husbands and wives. more prostitutes are popping up on the app. why that's happening next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. single people looking for love have swiped through the tinder profile apps millions of times. a recent study by symantec shows that fake prostitution profiles are appearing on tinder. who is behind the profiles and how are they getting around the spam filters? i'm joined by the author of that report. this is kind of amazing. >> it's a really popular service used around the globe. it's not surprising seeing them trying to target these users. >> explain exactly what's going on here. >> we published a report about an adult webcam-based scam. they will connect with you on tinder, and if you send them a message they will start going through a message. they will tell you to quick on the link if you want to have an adult conversation on a webcam site. it's free to sign-up at

week it's astounding there's a they have to planning applications in and it's for rosa kiran for preston you wrote and it's for a full on fracking site no exploratory they've now taken a section six and squatted the field that's not us it's not the activists and a section six law is a law that squatters use to hold the space and quote well as security working on behalf of cordula has taken the field where the pad will go and put in a section six and there are three tents and three burly security guards holding it that's what we do but they've so they've taken the view that i mean how drastic is it so now investors in centrica and cordial and riverstone holdings have shares in a squat in a field in lancashire right let's be clear the economics are horrible this will not create energy security price of energy will go up not down because all the money printed to subsidize this business is going to end up forcing prices for food and everything else higher let's talk about the media for a second imagine the media the b.b.c. they have this impartiality rule which means that in the case of frac

douglas preston is the co-author of the upcoming book "the lost island."nd joining us via skype is a self published author of several books on amazon, including the wolf series. -- the wolf series. wentrote a letter that viral and got support from notable authors, welcome gladwell, stephen king, james patterson. what do you think about amazon's latest move to offer you guys 100% of the profits from e-books? >> it seems it's an offer to divide publishers and their authors. it's not a serious offer. moneyre offering a lot of , we are going to be getting a lot of e-book income but i have a large advance for my book coming out and it wouldn't be fair for me to take that money when that money should be going to buy publisher, -- to my publisher, hachette. that authors are motivated by money, but we are motivated by audience. and that is what amazon is doing right now, they're taking us away from our audience and making it difficult for customers to order our books. they're sort of taking away our audience away from us. the u road toe to your readers, amazon had

. >> mmr preston and steve in just a few minutes, and we're asking the hard hitting questions: such as what's your favorite hotdog? it is national hotdog day. we'll have them be weighing in. celebrations of the new target store opening today. why this is a bigger deal than you may think. son: dad, this is a remix. it's the new red white & blue slam. same thing. hmm-mm. this has blueberries, strawberries and cream cheese icing. you don't know what you're talking about. yup, he loved to say that, too. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> 75:00, beautiful morning, we will get to sue with the wet near moment. first, big story to cover. >> yes, national hotdog day n honor of one of the favorite foods, where you get iron dogs, one of your favorite toppings. >> let's bring in preston and steve. good to see you guys. >> how are you? >> morning, guys. >> tell us about the dog in town. >> oh, you know what? i can't speak on authority of that. kacie, over here, swing the camera over to him or not? he's got a place that he absolutely loves at all times. caste? >> best hotdog in town, the

a crash at 209 at monmouth road and voorhees camden county, a wreck at preston avenue and egg harbor along tilton avenue and new jersey. lets grab the ipad, on this tuesday afternoon, oh wow, 1 miles per hour on the northbound side of 95, that is not so pleasant, you know what is going on there, the multiple accidents, one at the northbound girard point bridge, just 12 miles per hour there, as you gets by the accident scene and head towards broad street, if you get to the phils game, it's not a pleasant drive now. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> fire crews in washington state are keeping their eyes on the forecast that they try to deal with the biggest wild fire in the state's history. video from a drone shows the devastation, the fire started from lightning strikes and quickly spread to burn hundreds of square miles, the warm today is much better with cool temperatures and calm winds and there is more lightning on the way tomorrow. firefighters are trying to make as much progress as they can. the last time they gave an update, crews said the flames were only 2% conta

using the big one here grand finale the one you just saw there from a fireworks stand >> : sector preston of the fire authority inspector want me through the safety tips how are we going to do this the first thing one insure only using stay sane fireworks and a of farces like here in the city of pacific up and tell that by looking for the state fire marshal steal. next thing you are doing should area we should as often adorned and non what he we are as a driveway this is an asphalt parking lot. non cannot double service safe place to do this >> : 20 ft. away for many buildings >> : you want to have a fully charged garden house with a shot off novel that was turned on the entire time year shooting of the fireworks >> : will also have some bystanders over here making sure their 10 ft. away >> : his hall >> : just finished up zero. is as it did a little close sudden start again. your wait a little while and you armature 14 at a time >> : in wont to me going at a time. we at least our disposal the is by putting them in a bucket of water >> : they go tips end a little show for you on the fourt

. >> preston and steve? >> oh, yes, they're great, on our show every wednesday. so here you go. will give awe date you. >> allude today this already a little bit. >> let me start with this one, though. >> december 29th, in the year 2,000. >> okay. so, december 29th in the year 2,000 was a friday, and i was on the show. i was doing annie takes your gun at the shubert. >> oh, you remember that? >> yes, of course. no, somebody asked me earlier, i said annie gets your gun. >> that's right. that was the other one, and i gets your gun. >> here is one, smarty pants. >> okay. >> that same, we put now hotel. >> at the lowe's, hotel, that's where i stayed. >> oh, my goodness. >> we had incredible new years eve that year, unbelievable, really fun. >> did you go to another hotel to have a brunch? >> another brunch, i know it, we went to the, not the ben franklin, but like the restaurant used to be in, there i performed in grease here 1973. >> i saw you at the omni. i don't know what you are doing there. i just figured you state there, omni hotel around the corner. i saw you in the elevator.

. >> all right, back to preston and steve. preston, who is your crush? >> i'm a big a there. ge guy personally (laughing). >> i like thiemia them manually, gigantic grow test being lips. >> honestly, mike, i was thinking about it. i really don't have any -- there is no crush for me right now. i can't think of anybody that would be wife material. i find women attractive, sexy, so for the, but the one that i would say oh, that would be a great wife. i've really yet to see that. >> steve, how about you? >> who would make the best wife? know how to run household, be there when you need them. sophia bigara. ya. >> you know, i always had a crush -- >> mom material. >> i had a crush on elaine on seinfeld. >> seinfeld, really. what was it about her? have she wore those little white sox, the plaid skirts and stuff, and the episode where she talks did the toy them. that kind of -- >> oh, okay, ya, ya, i can see that, that works. >> what about gab fry desperate housewives, eva longoria, oh, man. >> you know? >> sexy but too much. kathy would do her. >> wow. >> too high maintenance? >> w

>> i -- preston?my wife and i gotten guage in the vancouver, canada, on a snow mobile trip out in back country. we went out to this isolated camera, guide took us out there, getting dinner cook for us and i promos dollars to her. >> did you have that planned or spur of the moment? >> no, ted planned. in fact the night before she was telling me i was never going to ask her to marry her, just what's going to happen, you are never going to do it, you just never r i almost pick up the ring and through it at her. but i waited for the romantic moment. >> would you have video ordered had you you the option? >> no. >> no? >> i wanted to keep it, you know? >> you're private little thing, you didn't want it popping up on youtube. >> but over the years i've seen like people who have had the full marching bands come out, the entire community, and they do these traveling videos of them walking down the road, all these people popping up, throwing flowers, it is a bit much. >> do you think maybe because that's the o

. >> emergency nurse maria connolly is leaving her job at the royal hospital, preston, to work in ciudad juarez, mexico. she'll find a city engulfed in a brutal gang war. >> do we know if it's a gun or a knife? >> where doctors and nurses are targetd

dan preston is the ceo of metro mile. it's an insurance service that uses a free underdash plug-in device to measure your device, and bill you accordingly. the less you drive, the more you pay. typically 3 to 5 cents per mile. >> the crossing point is typically about 12,000 miles. so if you drive under that, you will save money. >> another feature, if your check engine light comes on, the device will also give you the error code saying what's wrong? >>> 2 investigates listens to complaints brewing over longambulance response times. firefighters say they're concerned lives could be put in danger. >> i'll detail the incoming system that will dry us out, and give you the timeline for when you can expect the change. >> and next, seeking redemption one brush stroke at a time. how he's giving back to the people who introduced him to art to help him quit drugs. great flavors and great value come together at subway, in our six-inch select, the spicy italian, loaded with genoa salami and spicy pepperoni. try it fresh toasted on it

i remember that i was talking to bobby charlton about that, and he'd been the manager at preston north end, and he couldn't understand why the players could not understand him. so he gave up on it and he was honest enough to say to himself that it wasn't for him. it's a fact of life, i think that if you look at my career and i always say this to anybody who wants to be a coach -- prepare to be a coach. at 24 years of age when i left engineering to become full time in football, i made sure that i was never going back to engineering. i was doing all the coaching schools so that i'd be able to stay in the game, and i gave myself a chance by doing that. i was only an average player, could score a goal or two, that sort of thing, but i wasn't a bobby charlton or a messi, or ronaldo. there are very, very few really great players who have become great coaches. i think that you can look at beckenbauer who won the world cup twice with germany, once as a player and once as coach. you could look at cruyff who was a great player and did great things at barcelona. other than that i can't think of a

the washington post" report today jordan wright the granddaughter of former redskins owner george prestonall told leonard shapiro, quote, they need to change the name. in this day and age, it's just not right. why is wright's statement one in a growing course of calls to change the name so significant? because her grandfather didn't just own the team he named it. in 1983 he changed from boston braves to its current one to avoid confusion with the franchise in boston. four years later moved to washington. july 5th article marshall said, quote, so much confusion caused by our football team wearing the same name as the boston national league baseball club that a change and to be absolutely necessary. marshall never explained why he chose a native american slur though he was no stranger to racism. for 30 years he renufd to sign african-american players to the franchise. it wasn't until attorney robert f. kennedy threatened to revoke the lease that he agreed and drafted a man that refused to play. times have changed an so should the franchise. i'll say this, it's quite simple. become warriors,

in this conversation that he had with william preston johnston, this is what lee said. yule showed vacillation. that prevented him from getting all out of his troops that he might. if jackson had been alive and been there, there we go, right? lee predicted he would have crushed the enemy. the desire to destroy his adversary, persistent for lee after the battle of the wilderness. it continued to motivate him throughout the summer of 1864. lee said in atlanta, we must strike them a blow. we must never let them pass us again. we must strike them a blow. two days later, may 21st, lee promised jefferson davis that wherever grant moves, that he will promise to be in a position to move against him. and shall endeavor to engage him while emotion. seems to me, lee added, that our best policy is to unite upon the army of the potomac, and endeavor to crush it. now, lee's sense of urgency, of course, is understandable. his desire to strike grant's army is reasonable. but his overall designs were not in alignment with the expectations of the southern people. or the southern press. t

mark preston, executive editor for cnn politics, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, growing fears that terrorists may outsmart security screenings and leading to stuffed up measures at some international airports. we'll tell you what some passengers could expect to see. at university of phoenix, we know you can't afford wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and get started today. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. if hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe, they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter.

and i'm very pleased that we have a few students from the preston university chapter of the hamilton society with us this morning. so i will offer them the opportunity to ask the first question or two. >> okay. i have a question. >> wait for the microphone, please. you can stand up, that'd be great. >> okay. >> so i guess professor pierce spoke on sort of the importance of bearing witness for foreign policy. but, i guess professor duran seems a little more skeptical. so i don't know who this is addressed to. either one of you can, but specifically for the middle east. is that kind of sort of bearing witness going to have any effect? or is it about having the kind of military and economic advantages that professor freedberg spoke about? >> i believe that the bearing witness -- i believe that the bearing witness does have a clear effect, especially when you're talking about the united states where the president and secretary of state by default have the bully pulpit. every time they make a speech. and it's not just what we choose to say. it's what we choose to avoid saying. for example

>>> i was at the vet last night, why don't you guys check in with preston and steve every day of the. i go i like that idea. >> i love that. >> why not? >> sure. >> okay. >> lively conversation. >> good day to you it is wednesday, july 9th, 2014. and it is straight up 8:00. here we go. >> shopping secrets watch if you knew the perfect days to shop sales at your favorite stores? well, stick around, coming up the secret to making your best bargain hunt, making you best bargain hunter around, sue? >> lots of storms move through last night. i'm sure, some of them woke you up. what about today? are we going to get fired up again by the afternoon? we'll let you know in the weather authority forecast. dawn? >> and new jersey teenager bullied over her body, takes a stand, how she is turning a nasty comment, into a point of pride. mike? >> summer move bye to heat up the silver screen, in other words, there is new film out. the stars of let's be cops, i've seen the trailer, looks good. >> really looks hilarious. >> damon williams, jr., jake johnson is here, of course on that show called new gi

stuart: preston obama will make a statement any moment now and ukraine. us is presenting and i'm quoting now powerful evidence that pro- russia rebels did indeed she is the plane down with a russian service to air missile. ambassador is with us this morning. welcome back. >> glad to be here. stuart: this has happened on europe's-- doorstep. do you think now is the tipping point for europe that they will harden updoorste. do you think now is the tipping point for europe that they will harden up and get guts and imposing sanctions on the russians? >> they should have frankly the united states should toughen up as well. i think we have to look beyond the specifics of what is going on in ukraine, the on this tragedy, beyond the conflict in eastern ukraine. what we have seen russia in the last 10 years has been a pattern of almost belligerence in his conduct towards the west and hours seven very weak to say the least. i think we have to look at vladimir putin as an adversary, a policy decision they made and i think we need to toughen up across the board. stuar

adversely harm the children involved, one can read a recent article in "the new york times" by julia preston. it tells the story of andrea, a young woman from honduras who was forced by her own family, associates with the mexican drug cartel, into prostitution at age 13, if you can imagine that, mr. president. after two years, she ran away, hoping to seek safety in the united states. she tried twice to flee abuse, crossing the rio grande and was apprehended by border patrol on both attempts. when agents questioned her, andrea did not tell them why she fled. she said i was just trying to protect myself, just afraid of everything after all those things those guys had been doing to my body. andrea, a victim of sex trafficking, was sent back into harm's way to live with relatives in mexico. andrea is not alone. many more children could also be sent back into a dangerous environment if proposals to overturn the 2008 trafficking victims protection reauthorization act are passed. unaccompanied children like andrea need a safe place to talk about violence and abuse. a border patrol station holding c

>> there was brief thing i had with preston.ized it was going -- it could really get in the way of work so, no, never been. >> like marissa must have made out with one of you. >> no! believe it or not. that's how we manage to stay okay. >> we've all dreamed of it, but -- >> oh? >> specially in the morning. >> hey, guys have, a great fourth of july weekend. >> you too. >> same to you guys, see you later. >> hey good day to you, it is wednesday, july the second, 2014. >> live from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia". >>> about a dozen people are injured after a propane tank exploded off the back after toed truck. it is all on tape. caitlin? >> jenny, yesterday depression, today tropical storm. by tomorrow, a hurricane. moving through the atlantic, how it will still affect your fourth every july forecast, that's all coming up. q? >> oh, it is a lot going on. i'm making hoagies at with a a but it looks like we're dancing right now, having a lot of fun. back to you guys in the studio. >> okay, if you want to party wit

and i'm very pleased that we have a few students from the preston university chapter of the hamilton society with us this morning. so i will offer them the opportunity to ask the first question or two. >> okay. i have a question. >> wait for the microphone, please. you can stand up, that'd be great. >> okay. >> so i guess professor pierce spoke on sort of the importance of bearing witness for foreign policy. but, i guess professor duran seems a little more skeptical. so i don't know who this is addressed to. either one of you can, but specifically for the middle east. is that kind of sort of bearing witness going to have any effect? or is it about having the kind of military and economic advantages that professor freedberg spoke about? >> i believe that the bearing witness -- i believe that the bearing witness does have a clear effect, especially when you're talking about the united states where the president and secretary of state by default have the bully pulpit. every time they make a speech. and it's not just what we choose to say. it's what we choose to avoid saying. for example

in this conversation that he had with william preston johnston, this is what lee said. yule showed vacillation. that prevented him from getting all out of his troops that he might. if jackson had been alive and been there, there we go, right? lee predicted he would have crushed the enemy. the desire to destroy his adversary, persistent for lee after the battle of the wilderness. it continued to motivate him throughout the summer of 1864. lee said in atlanta, we must strike them a blow. we must never let them pass us again. we must strike them a blow. two days later, may 21st, lee promised jefferson davis that wherever grant moves, that he will promise to be in a position to move against him. and shall endeavor to engage him while emotion. seems to me, lee added, that our best policy is to unite upon the army of the potomac, and endeavor to crush it. now, lee's sense of urgency, of course, is understandable. his desire to strike grant's army is reasonable. but his overall designs were not in alignment with the expectations of the southern people. or the southern press. t