fort sabine was guarded by 43 confederates. a couple of lucky shots -- maybe not lucky, but skilled shots -- the first two go right in the steam rollers of the first sheet of gunboats. they explode. they are stranded in the middle of the river right where weitzel was supposed to land. he looks off in the distance and decides to abandon the mission, pulls out. the battle of sabine pass is part of the confederate legacy. at this point, weitzel is assigned up to virginia where ben butler is in charge of the department of north carolina. he is reunited with two of his mentors. ben butler, who has been reassigned from new orleans up to virginia, and pgt beauregard, who was entrenched in a position called for drury -- fort drury at an area called to drury's bluff, about eight miles from here. again, one of those s curves where the confederates set up a strong position to stop any federals who might be foolish enough to try to assault richmond. morning of may 16, 1864, weitzel and his men are in position opposite beauregard, his forme

sabine burgess was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, michelle dyson, in hisaltimore home. >> i love michelle. i didn't kill her. >> reporter: burgess insisted he came home one night and found michelle dying of gunshot wounds to the head. >> reporter: when they charged you with murder, what do you think? >> i couldn't believe it. i thought a mistake. >> reporter: the tests showed that you fired a gun. >> that's what they said. >> reporter: did you fire a gun? >> no, sir, i didn't fire no gun. >> reporter: you told them you were innocent. >> told them i was innocent from the beginning. >> reporter: it turns out burgess was innocent and a judge released him from prison last year, but instead of relying on a state program to compensate him, burgess is suing the baltimore police department, alleging a pattern of pursuing wrongful convictions. he claims the crime lab fabricated gunshot residue tests to make it look like he fired a gun. the detectives withheld a witness statement that would have cleared him, and finally, that another man confessed, writing "i was th

. >> he's hoping that the judge will just throughout the case, the sabin going on for two years now and nothing else's work. ♪ this is my life song double mocha rachel pines fight song has been plain all over the radio and inspiring people across the country. i chase the story to the children specialized hospital in new new brunswick where children and staff were making their own music video to their song putting on their fight faces and showing people how strong they are. >> are you looking at the camera question mark. >> this is why you're going to be president. >> this is why i had the honor of speaking to one of the stars, her name is eva. she has a whole lot of personality. >> eva, is seven years old i asked her how she felt about the video. >> i was proud of myself. >> eva has been through a tough journey, and april they found out she had a benign tumor and her mother knew something was not quite right when she noticed her daughters hand was shaking. >> she stopped tying her shoes, she stopped eating dessert she could hold the plate. >> it took us two surgeries in one week to get

these can be compared to picasso's "guernica," or "the rape of the sabine women," or other classic paintings of that sort. we put that together with drawings from hiroshima that i am pretty sure is the most elaborate exhibit of the atomic bombings ever held in the united states. it is overwhelming. i cannot tell you how many people have written to me who have seen it. this is a young girl parachute looks dazed. there is blood on her face. she has got such a look in your eyes. gaze. for loan, distant like summoning of the other people, she did not know what happened to her. she did not know what had occurred. so many the people who lived for the bombing said they were sure the bomb had landed on their house. they figure that is what it happened. they went outside and they saw that all of hiroshima or all of nagasaki was ablaze, and the fires are coming toward them to you see one of the panels called "fire." what it was like for the survivors engulfed in flames. this, we have got a crucifix. there are a lot of crucifixes that are considered to be symbolic, especially in nagasaki bombause in na

these can be compared to picasso's "guernica," or "the rape of the sabine women," or other classic paintings of that sort. we put that together with drawings from hiroshima that i am pretty sure is the most elaborate exhibit of the atomic bombings ever held in the united states. we have children's drawings from the elementary school. that was the origin of our exhibit in 1995. 15 years later we have a more elaborate exhibit. elaboratee most exhibit on the atomic bombing that has ever been held in the united states. it is overwhelming. i cannot tell you how many people have written to me who have seen it. and said it left them in tears. is one of the most famous images out of nagasaki. girl, theyoung caption says dazed. she is holding a rice ball. there is blood on her face. she has such a cold look in her eyes. a forlorn distant gaze. like so many other people. she did not know what had happened. these are people who lived through the bombings. they thought the bomb had landed on their house. they ran outside and they saw appear a fema, or all of nagasaki was ablaze. you can see in one of th

i sat down with sabine. her only son was killed by illegal imgranted.for the future, and even her thoughts on donald trump. subscribe for free on itunes tune in, or go to stitcher so you won't miss any greta talk episode. and coming up, are you going to spend next spring throwing food at the tv? why do i ask? off-the-record is next and of course, don't forget to watch hannity tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern. frank luntz test test. >> let's all go off the record for a minute. too soon? jokes repeated after a horrible crisis where everyone cringes. i'm talking about the race for the white house. i hear people say that all the time it's too soon to pay attention. too soon? really? you think so? i don't. not at all if you wait one month or one more week to get involved you will be too late you don't want that. whatever your political parties or views get involved now and get aggressively involved. call your favorite candidate to campaign because, yes, otherwise, it will be too late. and you will find yourself powerless with nothing to do but throwing food at the

due to those sabine scheduled on the senate floor we wanted to make sure that our young people who aretoday and are the focus of this herein did not have to sit for a very long time while members of this committee went to vote. we are holding today's hearing in conjunction with the jdr at 2015 children's congress to examine how diabetes affects people of all ages with a special focus on americans with type one diabetes and their families. this is the eighth consecutive children's congress that i had shared. it has been such a privilege to work with jdr f, the families, they young people from all across the country whose commitment to finding a cure is inspiring. i went to welcome our distinguished panel of witnesses and the more than 160 delegates to the children's congress who had traveled to watch from every state in the country and from around the world. to tell us in congress just what it's like to have the diabetes, how serious it is and why it is so important that congress fund the research necessary to discover a qr. i want to give a special welcome to the two delegates from mai

even just over what we have seen over the last 2-3 months the sabine a knock in terms of business investmentrms of q3 and q4. the like effect will depreciate the currency even more. jon: one country that may not be will coming is russia. when you see dollar-ruble three hertz 60 over the last couple days things have stabilized but it was getting ugly at one point earlier this week. what does the russian central bank do. how much attention are you plan to what is happening in the ruble? >> we've definitely seen them managing the ruble against oil prices. late last year they had some major problems. technical problems in terms of their ability to provide foreign currency liquidity to people that need it. so i think what they may do is they may return to offering reintroducing the 12 month three priority which provides things to those people who need it. but rent if it is around around the areas. that should be ok but i think it will become of technical. jon: when you look at this market and you see the commodity route. with like glencoe trading at a record low. this time of year last time we we

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. >> reporter: for almost 20 years he was inmate number 501130, sabine burgess was sentenced to lifen prison for the murder of his girlfriend michelle dyson. >> i loved michelle, i dptdz kill her. >> reporter: burgess said he found her dying of gunshot wounds to the head. when they charge you with murder, what did you think? >> i couldn't believe it. i thought it was a mistake. >> reporter: the tests showed you fired a gun. >> no, sir. >> reporter: you told them you were innocent. it turns out he was innocent and a judge released him last year. but instead of relying on a state program to compensate him, burgess is suing the baltimore police department alleging a pattern of pursuing wrongful convictions. he claims the police crime lab fabricated gunshot residue tests to make it look like he fired a gun. the detectives withheld an eyewitness statement that would have cleared him and another man confessed, saying i killed his girlfriend. a jury reward would likely pay burgess much more and it would hold police accountable. >> you can imagine that the damage is enormous. he's walked out

sabin of their overcoats official that people protect themselves from old man wanted graf are less likelyps to keep the germans away from the school kids as well as a family. >>reporter: pittsburg and antioch this from the sale continues to hang just want to mcnall of it but again some barrier row development phone on this in with the people one issue is and this of the middle which is showing of some of them are drifting across to perceive the golden gate to audit the trip because the finance lot of the north bank would have to deal with this for the next two hours and again the people once a that was fed to the north and the forecast. >>reporter: before timber to start climbing the forecast 62 going on for the imbalance is to be off to a high 58 to statistics and the spread of the calls it is tilted a little the to the south will see about 84 for morgan hill and mountain view a 775 of lower '80s we have won even further away from the water's edge 74 castle the one of we mentioned edmontons everything for a couple of days by mid-week on to weaken it is possible 100 + as we go to the week

officials confound the last assault was in 2012 for this is a very rare occurrence they believe that the sabin there do anything to make it safer they will announce on entire campus security review among the things to look at what as surveillance cameras and improve lighting. >>darya: new evidence shows and many parts of the country human activity is triggering earthquakes experts from a u.s. geologist service says the problem is divorce disposal of large amounts of waste water into the ground usually from oil and natural-gas production during the process called fracking can cause earthquakes in the league to be called to the human activity. >>: we're seeing more maddening to earthquakes their way to answer in california to three times as many as 20 the overseeing of oklahoma. >>mark: happening today starbucks is starting to close down the launch cafes here is a live look at the bakery on market street san francisco on a to services locations closing today all the other san francisco will be closed by the end of next month they bought them in 2012 this said it was to address customer complaint