stephen sears, james mcpherson, catton, williams, sears, mcpherson. on the other side, who do we have? we have warren hasler's biography. we have an excellent unpublished dissertation by joseph harsh. we have the fine revisionist study. it's not exactly an even contest there. and then there's ken burns. his civil war series presented standard, thoroughly conventional portraits of generals on both sides. you don't get much military revisionism with ken burns. his treatment of mcclellan simply followed in the steps of catton, williams, sears, and mcpherson. so, why is george b. mcclellan so despised by almost all who hold an opinion of the man today? at a conference last year, ethan reyfus -- and i told ethan i was going to steal this line because i thought it was so good. ethan remarked only partly in jest that mcclellan was like the guy in high school that we all knew who is captain of the football team, dated the head cheerleader, seemed effortlessly successful at everything, and we hated his guts. and indeed it seems that george b. mcclellan lead a

we already heard the praise from the general for george sears greene. but who was this man that worked so hard to anchor the union army's right flank on july 2nd, 1863. george sears greene was arguably one of the oldest commanding officers at the battle of gettysburg. he had been born in rhode island on may 6th, 1801. he was a direct descendant of many american history luminaries. he was a descendant of one of the pioneers that had help roger williams settle a colony. several of his ancestors had served as governor, lieutenant governor, u.s. senator, justice of the supreme court, as well as being a descendant of a revolutionary war hero. greene himself would be educated in rhode island and go on to latin school in providence before he was all set to go to brown university to continue his studies. unfortunately, financial setbacks in the family and greene's personal life would force him to move to new york city to find a job at a dry goods store, inside of a merchants office. but while in new york city and working to provide some income for himself and h

victory, finally, for britney sears? , ~ spears? yes, i think it does. of course. — spears?i think it does. of course, britney _ spears? yes, i think it does. of course, britney was - spears? yes, i think it does. of course, britney was one | spears? yes, i think it does. | of course, britney was one of the best selling and highest paid performers in the world. she had, as you mentioned, a series of public meltdowns including of course shaving her head, and that led to a reef speu head, and that led to a reef speuin head, and that led to a reef spell in a psychiatric unit and what is called, as you mentioned, conservatorship is a legal arrangement where she has somebody else to take charge of

typical american region, which must not be destroyed fire man's best servant and worst master can sear a timid area for generations to come. so despite the heavy rains in the southern mountains, every precaution is necessary. fire towers location finders communication lines and firefighting apparatus standard equipment in all national parks will be provided here emergency conservation work funds are speaking the task of making the great smokies recreationally useful to the public. it is important that the few essential roads do not mar the park. here's one through famous newfound gap one of the unique spots 5,045 feet. above the sea sometimes retaining walls are 100 feet high heavy stone parapets give travelers a sense of security in higher places. heavy machinery up in the clouds and sure sure mules lead the way. then the motor squadron. the winds and sleet of the winter storm the backs of many trees. but those which fall are set up again in the form of bridges and guardrails. stone and rustic construction are trademarks of the conservation corps. here for centuries fallen trees acros

but who was george sears green? >> we already heard general sickles praise for george tears. green who was this man who worked so hard to anchor the armies flag and 1960. three georges green was arguably one of the oldest commanding officers or generals at the battle of gettysburg. he had been born in rhode island on me sixth, 18 oh, one he is a direct descendant of many american history a luminaries, he was a descendant of one of the pioneers that helped roger williams settle the colony. several of his ancestors had served as governor, justice of the supreme court, senator, as well as being a descendant of -- a revolutionary war. fame he would be educated in -- and he would go to latin school and providence before he was all set to go to brown university to continue his studies. unfortunately, financials effects and the family and greens personal life would force him instead to move to new york city to find a job at a dry goods store inside of a merchants office. while in new york city again he went on to teach mathematics at west point. he would fall in love at his time at

sears and to the prosecutor's office. >> reporter: "mr. sears" was john sears.ister sharon, he'd heard that story from an inmate in that air-vent conversation and desperately wanted to get the story out, and investigated. >> the death penalty was still on the table. so, steve was terrified. we were terrified. i can certainly appreciate when you're terrified, maybe you do some stupid things. >> well, it's when you start making mistakes, and that was a doozy of a mistake. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and uncovering that fraud led investigators to what they thought was another, even bigger one. remember carol's life insurance money? $750,000 worth. steve's defense attorney talked about it during his opening statement. >> he disclaimed, he signed over any interest to the girls and the money was paid out to the girls. that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: that statement caught investigator mike sechez by surprise. >> we had made contact with the life insurance company several times throughout the investigation and we had been informed that the life insurance had

i mean those images sort of seared in people's minds of, you know, the law and order president bringing this group to the icon of our democracy, the people's house where the law and order president urged them to essentially engage in, you know, a fight. what did rudy giuliani call it? combat, trial by combat? that law and order president's words and encouragement led to those videos where you see a police officer crying out for his life. you see an officer on the ground being -- his body camera his only weapon, and his body camera is capturing him being pummeled by hockey sticks. you see a vice president being hustled out a back door after the president has tweeted something pretty disparaging about him and rushing to an undisclosed secure location further down in the building where he, his daughter, his wife and his staff hope they'll be safe there. but they're actually -- they don't leave the building. it's hard to imagine a law and order president maintains that aura, that claim that he made when he was campaigning for office and when he was campaigning for the second term. >> jonath

ask sears. where is radio shak? where?use he said retail stores have nothing to worry about. the brick and mortar. >> that is a lie. >> and they don't just sell books in the future. >> no. >> and they will not be gathering at the shopping malls because there will be a global pandemic. oh, my god, i'm sorry. >> that's the new back to the future movie. >> definitely, we are kicking off with drunk birds, wait, what? >> the birds flying south for the winter, they have gotten southern comfort. >> aavbeatg the berries. they are not can balances themselves. they are eating the berries that w ey getting drunk? they are eating fermented berries and they eat too. >> you said patron, you were fancy. you didn't think how about some tito's. >> a little of the plastic candle vodkas. >> all that name brand stuff. >>> also in "wait, what," you know sometimes there's extra es on th you're like, i don't want to pay that so you will take extra clothe out so you don't have to pay the fees on the overage or whatever. these folks ate 66 oranges

but sears does the research. steven's research is excellent. and his newest a volume is even more hostile to mcclellan then that biography. he's gotten more hostile, not less. -- mark is not as critical of mcclellan, but he is more sympathetic as well. >> there is a famous incident after the battle, where mcclellan sent the telegraph to the administration and he says the administrations responsible for the defeat of the army, but he takes out -- . the sense is that he would be sacked. >> would mcclellan be sacked at the time? perhaps those become known. again, lincoln has opportunities. i think lincoln get certain credit for being patient with mcclellan. some would say lincoln was too patient with mcclellan. the other thing that would have to be taken into my were what are lincoln's choices? if you study burned sides appointment, there were criticisms of print sides appointment, whatever the alternatives? hugger was a intriguer. what direction do you go? i think we also need to keep in, mind and mcclellan's defender pointed this out in 1864 he

the democratic party prosecutors setting out a vivid and searing video timeline. shouting.am is a congressman who'd buried his son the day before the riots, and he'd persuaded his wife and daughter to come to the capitol to witness american democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. she said, "dad, i don't want to come back to the capitol again..." of all the terrible, brutal things i saw and i heard on that day...and since then, that one hit me the hardest. that, and watching someone use an american flag pole, with the flag still on it, to spear and pummel one of our police officers ruthlessly, mercilessly. if donald trump is to avoid conviction, it won't be because senators will forgive or condone his behaviour. instead it will rely on a constitutional argument that you can't impeach a former president. the trump legal team, though, seemed to be struggling to make their case. i don't know about off the top of my head, but each one of them, once there was the vacuum created that the greatest deliberative bodies, the senate of greece sitting in athens, the senate of rome

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not a guilty as charged in article of impeachment top senate republican mitch mcconnell launched a searing attack on trump even though he voted to acquit him there's no question now on their present trouble is practically. and morally responsible for provoking the events of a day. no question about the people who storm this building believe they were acting on the wishes and a truck of their president from capitol hill alan fischer takes us through how the historic day's events played out. the day started with quite a bit of a surprise because the democrats announced that they were going to call witnesses we weren't expecting that we thought we were moving straight on to the closing arguments of the quoted a number of reports that appeared in the american media late on friday night saying that they really had to speak to the people who were quoted in the one of them a republican congresswoman who is talking about what kevin mccarthy the leader of the republicans in the house had said to donald trump at the height of the insurrection well they decided to go into recess there was a discussio

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put this in perspective, texas has been short 15 to 25 gigawatts for two straight days and in the searing heat wave of last summer the state lost one to two gigawatts for just two evenings. the blame was quickly placed on the doorstep of alternative energy. wind shut down accounted for less then 13% of the total adages as it made only 23% of total capacity. texas gets more of -- more than half of their power from natural gas. those plants comprise most of the shutdown. we don't know yet why. was it shut because of mechanical issues, transmission problems, or capacity? over the next half-hour we will try to answer those questions, where to go from here, and how to fix it. joining me for the next 30 minutes, romaine, joe, thanks for letting me crash your party. romaine: reverberation across the board, in crude oil we saw wti crude get above the $60 per barrel range. you can see the trend line was already up but that was to a certain degree a demand story. now it's a supply story and i guess how soon it's sorted out could determine whether we come back down to earth, back to where we were be

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their goal was to show this video, a lot of it new video, leave a searing impression in voter's minds and millions of them watching in and out of the hearings are not good enough. they that i will remember that and remember that donald j. trump has no right to consider running for any elective office again. what do you think? >> when i see the video, my take is that we should condemn violence and extremism on both sides. for six months, our cities have been on fire because of extreme left wing anarchists hand now we have right wing people that are just as crazy. anybody that commits violence should be punished, should go to jail. the people that perpetrated this should go to jail. but the people creating mayhem and physically attacked my wife and i and that were not obeying commands, not one got a traffic ticket. so you know, let's have the same standards. when the mobs are running through our streets burning, throwing molotov cocktails at the police, arrest every damn one of them. the police that innovated the capitol, arrest them, fine them, put them in jail. it needs to be both sid

that image alone is seared in the memories of every american and is seared in the minds of the men andthe capitol as well. and so, the reality here is you are going to get, you know, the big rope-a-dope where, you know, they are just going to sort of try to box the american people into, you know, a -- back them into a corner and just tire us out on this issue. but as this hearing continues and more information is unfolded here, lawrence, i think we don't grow tired. we grow angrier and frustrated with the lie and perpetuation of the big lie. >> there was one witness at the hearing today, captain mendoza who was actually in the thick of the battle. and only one who was in the thick of the battle. let's listen to more about what you described going through in the thick of that battle. >> i had no choice but to proceed through the violent crowd in the building. i made my way through the crowd by yelling and pushing people out of my way until i saw capitol police units and riot gear in the hallway. they were holding the hallway to deep rioters from penetrating deeper into the building. i i

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but the searing demonstration today was so profound, so powerful. this isn't a matter of grading and evaluating the performance of lawyers. of course the trump lawyers did a dismal job. that's not the issue. the issue is how can any self-respecting senator look at him or herself in the mirror and say what this president did was acceptable as a precedent. as jamie raskin so powerfully put it, we cannot have a january exception carved into the constitution, because in the end it will be carved in blood in future disasters like this, some of which may actually succeed. the january exception is not part of our constitution. the powerful demonstration today i think laid the stage for what we will see in the next few days. and the question is will the senate stand up to its obligations? it's the senate that's on trial, not only donald trump. and for donald trump to blame his miserable lawyers? that's typical. it's his own fault. he's the one who orchestrated this mob to sack the capitol. get over it. you're the guy who caused this insurrection. you should

connell: let's bring this to david sears, the retired navy seal, as all what you just heard could haveon's policy toward china, so your reaction, dave, to benjamin's report and then again, how the biden administration should handle this issue, the weger muslims in china as it develops its policy. what do you think? >> yes, it's horrifying it's absolutely disgusting and i think you're going to see more of these things come to light as we get more exposure into china and more people escape from these areas and they have so many people detained in these camps there, that word is bound to start getting how much china is to try to suppress it and that's a huge test for the biden administration, they have a lot of these coming up. it has nothing to do with the biden administration any shift to a new administration, the international arena is going to test and they are going to watch and not just with china they are going to watch the rest of the world watches how the administration is going to handle this , are they going to handle it via words or take some actions. i think that they cannot

the relatives are still searing tirelessly for answer demanding consequences.o do this, they found it an initiative. >> we call on the state government to investigate the failures and also to admit how they, t officials acted on the night of the crime and before d aftethe crime. there was still no explanation and there is still many, many questions as to how it could have come to that. >> neither the state government nor the hannah police want to talk to us about these allegations. the police union had this to say. >> saying there police -- the police were responsible, i do not agree. it is cheap to say after the fact that the police should have known everything before hand. reporter: since the attack, he no longer feel safe in germany. he is scared when he goes out at night or when his son is late coming home. phil: a year after that attack, what has changed? nicholas potter researches white wing extremism in germany. welcome to dw. i would like to start with a quote from the central council of jews in germany," many of those affected by the shootings are stil

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>>this little artist's name michael jackson perform you may have heard of him before, but sears let's talk about this year and the super bowl but because it is very real and it could be why the weekend dug into his own pockets. >>i want to ask you right off the bat. it is the reported that you pumped millions of your own dollars into this performance. so can you tell us 3 ways that you will innovate since you won't have the traditional stage we kind of built the stage within the stadium. we're also using the field as well, but we wanted to kind of do something that we've never done before. >>so let's break down the reasons why this halftime show is a smart investment with big returns for the stars. according to billboard last year's sizzling halftime show from j lo and shakira earned them 31.1 million on demand streams following the show. but it was lady gaga who really felt the bump after 2017 scoring 41.8 million streams in rocketing around joanne up the billboard charts from number 6 to 6 to number 2. but the bump is more than album sales and song streams after bruno mars 2014 perf

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all the above sear our yellow ribbons dos indicating their support for the pro-democracy movement in hong kong some south products made by hong kong designers some of the revenue were flown to needy hong kong as in taiwan. the market attracts a few 101st it has mostly hong kong students in university in taiwan. they are the whole the whole dalai. lama we've been studying here for many years we never had such hong kong peoples gatherings before we used to be scattered across different schools but because of the pro-democracy movement and the political upheaval we gather together and spread the word that you'll be arrested if you speak up in hong kong only. talked i guess it was as well as that are they to be honest we can experience firsthand what happened in hong kong we feel more or less guilty we come here today as a group of guilty hong kong years hoping to do something or simply to support each other. you know at the high. tens of thousands of hong kong as have already fled their hometown in fear of beijing's crackdown by those now overseas are trying hard to keep their tradition

well i think it's going have a big impact on the timeline to clean the timeline eminently for both searing the supply chain. i did to the fact that pfizer and moderna promise more doses i think going to probably the 600 million doses of pfizer moderna and 100 million doses of stuff, jane j by july. >>well, there's 300 million americans so it sounds like everybody would be covered. i think so you know we were kind of customers say, but again with pfizer moderna. >>you have to divide by 2 that's the kind of my we have to do is a complicated. >>you know doctor already i'm hearing people say well i want the one shot or on the other end of the spectrum saying well, this one may not be as effective. i'm waiting. i don't know do you have to remind people just take what shot becomes available. >>yes, definitely i think with in mind you're going to get the invite. mike russo recommendation would be to just kept what invited for. and you know when the dust settles people may have more choice but right now it's just a matter of vaccinating as many americans as possible. so we all have some protection

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yesterday was filled with emotional and searing moments as house democrats continue to play never-before-seen video and double down on their claims that trump's words incited the aing that. today, the defense. house impeachment managers wrapping their case against donald trump. on day three of the trial democrats zeroing in on trump's slow response and lack of remorse for the january 6th attack at the capitol. >> is there any political leader in this room who believes that if he is ever allowed by the senate to get back into the oval office, donald trump would stop inciting violence to get his way? would you bet the lives of more police officers on that? would you bet the safety of your family on that? would you bet the future of your democracy on that? >> reporter: the prosecution pleading to senators that the rioters felt encouraged by trump and believed they were following his direct orders and today it'll be the defense's turn. >> i think they're making a movie, you know. >> reporter: david schoen expected to argue trump's words in the days and weeks leading up to the insurrection are pro

each loss seared into the mind and collective memory of the state and today as many servers serveash wednesday let us reflen the path of the last years as ecclesiastes 320 reads all go to one place and come from dust and return to dust if we could have a moment of silence for those we have lost. in the words of the poe-ted there are stars whose light reaches the earth and there are people whose sparkling memory illuminates the world when they themselves are no longer in our midst. these lights would shine bright in the darkness of night and show us the lighted path. i know many in this chamber have lost friends and family members. i've lost friends as well and they will forever live, and may their memory be a blessing for all of us. the greatest way to honor the immeasurable sacrifice of the last year is to do right by one another and prevent further unnecessary loss. the goals remain the same since the early days of the pandemic. avoid overwhelming the hospitals, save lives, ensure economic stability for colorado families and small businesses until he vaccine is readily available. t

he said he was just minding his own business, when he felt searing pain as a coyote bit into him.happened in lafayette last week. the animal unlatched as he stood up and despite his pain and shock, he actually captured video of the coyote as it pranced away. >> very sneaky, very quiet. and it just came up, locked its jaws onto my thigh. there's obviously something kind of wrong with the coyote for it to be attacking people unprovoked and be hanging out in an urban environment. >> he is the coyote's fifth victim. that same coyote. that same one attacked two small children and two other adults. >> new at 11:00 tonight. a standoff over a stolen puppy. sfpd says he was stolen from a car parked on sutter street this past monday. tonight, a man is in custody but police say he won't tell them where the dog is. about 12 pounds, last seen wearing a blue and pink harness. if you see him, call the sfpd. >> let's take live look at the u.s. capitol where the house is set to vote tomorrow on president biden's nearly-$2 trillion covid-relief bill. a poll from plit dough says three-quarters of am

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