henry raymond decided his field reporting days were over after this. he resumed his editorial intoments, but he began to hire professional war reporters going out into the field with the armies, sometimes with the army's blessing, often without the blessing. there was a natural competition, give and take, between the reporters and the generals that you still see a little bit of today, a couple examples of this in the first weeks of 1863 after ambrose burnside conducted the failed offense, and then in 1862 tried to flank march around lee's army, it began a rain, the army was bogged down, he boosted the moral by issuing whiskey, and now they were drunk and bogged down, and now it's known as the mud march. the reason is because a "new york times" reporter sent back a story. burnside was helpless, army was hopeless, bogged down and drunk. it was horrible. burnside wanted him arrested and shot. this is the first confrontation between generals in the field and the reporters watching whases going on. that tension continues to exist throughout the war. sherman

>> raymond eacrit. >> where you going? >> home. >> parolee? >> yes. >> coming back? >> no. >> sure?ositive. >> go back to the same old thing that did you, you'll be back. you got a job waiting for you when you go back? >> yes, you do. >> you got a good chance to make it. you have been rehabilitated? paid your debt to society? >> yes. >> this is not raymond's first time in prison but after successfully staying clean from drugs and out of trouble in corcoran, he's certain it will be his last. >> i'm really excited about this release. i feel really confident i'm going to make it this time. >> escort. >> i got several safe, good places to stay. i got a lot of family support. >> where you paroling to. >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? family picking you up? >> yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'll ever be behind bars. hopefully this the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everything? >> i

he turned in his son raymond. a judge has refused to reduce raymond's $100,000 bail, and his father can't get his son out of jail as a result. the other teenagers charged are under house arrest. i want to bring in michael palomino and his attorney from chicago. gentlemen, thanks for coming on. michael, just beginning with you, raymond, are you able to talk to him since he's been in jail? i understand he said to you your turning him in was the right thing to do. >> yes, it was. >> can you explain why he said that? do you know why? >> because what he did was wrong, and me seeing the video, all my family members and friends were calling me and telling me, look at the video. so i looked at it and seen him on the video, and i had no other alternative to do what i had to do. >> that was my next question, how you even saw this video. you say you had friends and family tell you to take a look at it. >> yes. >> and you say he didn't say anything to you even as he was sitting there watching the video alongside you? >> no. w

. >>> a virginia man gunned down while visiting family in south baltimore. 34-year-old raymond, hit with multiple gunshots in a relative's home in brooklyn, this morning. he later died at shock trauma. right now, investigators have no suspects >>> a serial rapist is off the streets. investigators have linked the suspect could three separate attacks. bigi barnett explains there may be more victims. >> reporter: the list of charges against clifford is long. baltimore detectives say he is responsible for three different rape cases throughout the city. >> i don't know how to describe this individual other than a predator. >> reporter: place say the first rape happened in early november. in that attack, clifford climbed through a woman's window and raped her while her two children were in the neck

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march 20th >>a woman was dragged out of her car sold in robbed on the city's far south side marcella raymond to set little company of mary hospital with more details >>this is what happened ... a woman was in her car this morning she works overnight ... not clear what she was doing in her car outside her home a man came up smashed her window director out of the car here's the rest of the story >>it's so frightening this happen next door to my home >>she was in her car at the 8000 block of mozart a man broke the window she was raped and beaten after trekked into a gang way ... >>instead of going into the home where she lives with her son and her husband she drove her nissan with flat tires where she flagged someone down to ask for help >>this is a tight neighborhood where a is looking out for one another it is shocking to hear something like this happened >>the neighbors tell me that the 40 year-old woman works nights and sometimes sleeps in her car when she arrives home is very disturbing for them especially for this woman with a teenage daughter >>whoever is better now we are watching >>so

. >>17 year-old raymond palomino is charged as an adult with robbery and aggravated battery. police say that he and six others punched kicked and dragged a high-school senior and a south side alley on sunday ... those six teenagers are charged as juveniles ... the victim suffered cuts and bruises ... people who saw the video on you tube posted comments that helped police to identify the suspects police have not said who was recording the beating as it was happening >>friends classmates and teachers are remembering a suburban teenager murdered along with three family members randi belisomo reports from willowbrook high school in villa park >>candles are at the campus and a rock was painted red and memory of the slain students ... >>he would come to school early he would drop his backpack and we'll have a discussion on how the day would go he was one of those kids with a huge personality he would go out to the hallway and meet his " public " >>he was killed with his mother his cousin and his brother officials say that the mother's boyfriend killed the family before setting fire

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see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >> live from america's news headquarters i am laurentory from the southeast it's the scene tonight for a weather watch due to tornado warnings across the region. there are reports of damage in the town in arkansas. people are staying indoors or looking for shelter. president obama praising gabrielle gifford as an inspiration. this after the congresswoman announced she is not running for a fourth term and will focus on recovering from a near fatal gun shot wound to the head a year ago. >> i don't remember much from that horrible day, but i will never forget the trust you have placed in me to be your voice. >>>> penn state turning a campus statue of joe paterno into a memorial for the coach. they had well wishes for the coach. the university planning more events to commemorate his life and contributions to the school. he died of lung cancer. he was fired late last year amidst a child sex abuse c scandal. authorities say he inaprodidn't appropriately report the abuse. >> newt gingrich's stunning victory putting mitt romney's inevitability

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