sedgwick got some but not what he was going to get. had meade been put into action, would he have been able to attract jackson as jackson made that attack down main street? >> quite likely he could have. that goes back to the advice that lincoln had given. meade and john reynolds division hardly fired a shot in anger. hooker had the superiority almost 2-1 over meade, but he did not use 2 1/2 of his own army corps. you are quite right that meade was angry. urias couch, commander of the second corps -- yes, they were angry with hooker, because he did not handle his army in the effective way that lee was handling his army. >> at the same time we have hooker blaming his corps to matters. >> he blames sedgwick. >> and howard? >> he also blames stoneman for not -- hooker has tried to divert blame from himself. >> i took some quick notes before i came here tonight. i think jim's comment about the latest masterpiece -- listen to these statistics. hooker lost 17,000 men, injured, killed, etc. about 13%. lee had 60,000 men. he lost 12,821, which

lead with migrate great-grandfather and a founder of the bridge of the sedgwick family is still owned by the family and a place i go regularly. it was nearly killed in the shays' rebellion but the lawyer was with the war detestable targets and helped to push the agenda to the house when he was a representative it rose to become speaker in the election of 1800 at he turned it over to thomas jefferson. also with the anti-christ. much to his dismay he tried to steer that election away that he assumed would be more valuable. with timothy e. edwards had gone to live in stockbridge. a trusted friend of both men we will get back to that taken out of context in the ec but usual to defy a expectations and faced his to been offering a better explanation with lettuce is to come than any of their single documents. i have always been interested in the letters of deadman and then to cross and come back to die the next day. what happens to the letter? who mails it? how? ten is he knows this is written by a man who was now dead? we do know this and there was no one to respond hands-on notations to th

25 i miss her personally because that was my heart every -- single -- day -- 20 year old kahdijah sedgwick -- misses her younger cousin jada richardson. 24:26 like yesterday i was just sitting here and through about it and i started crying - everyone was like whats wrong and i didnt want to wants to talk about it. all in hopes of finding jada s killer.-p&18:36 we just want answers we -p&want the person who did to fess up and say they did it because their loved one who was taken away too soon -- at the age of 13. jada richardson was shot and killed outside of a birthday party on 25th street in newport news 17 year old domingo santiago was also murdered. police believing it could be gang related -- because of domingo s criminal history. 19:35 i got a phone call i was like who is this it was one of my other cousins they were like jada is at this birthday party 19:42 they were like we dont know whats going on there is this car that just keeps riding back and forth 19:43 and then when they stopped they shot domingo first sedgwick -- says she doesn t know what domingo was involved in -- but does

anyway, john sedgwick. [applause]

steve sedgwick is joining us live from london. even google's ceo joined in the conversation yesterday. >> yeah. good morning to you, alex. very interesting some of the bitter rivals commercially are supporting each or over the encryption issue. you have sundar pichai saying he thought the letter was important and you have the ceo of whatsapp supporting them. and the home delivery service, it will start to launch not exactly nationwide, i'm afraid. areas that are select in san francisco and l.a. will get this offering. they won't have their own distribution centers or own warehouses. they're more of a middle man between the likes of whole foods and costco and the consumer as well. >>> elsewhere, we look at this market which has had a fantastic three days. the s&p still down 6% for the year to date, but the dow logged out the first three day rally. and i'm looking at the future news. we are called flat to slightly higher on the u.s. markets at the start of trade today. back to you. >> google groceries, got to see it coming. thank yo

the boston globe said sedgwick writes elegantly and eloquently. great compassion both some brilliant self-created hamilton and elegant immigrant illegitimate birth and boundless ambition and equally brilliant birth and american aristocrat. i think many of you are familiar with our speaker tonight. written several books and articles for publications such as the atlantic, gq, newsweek, and esquire. the finest nonprofit. anyway, john sedgwick. [applause] >> thank you very much. i feel terrific to be addressing this multitude, staggering. i am also reminded that there is an adage about bostonians that they would much rather hear a lecture but heaven and visited themselves. and i think it is in that spirit i got you all to turn out tonight. okay. dennis, of course, stolen a lot of my thunder here. i will -underscore what i have been asked to say. here. you really should look at it. it is just marvel. the whole beauty in which of this institution is that these documents are here to touch. there is nowhere else that you can go to actually make contact in

easing into northeast colorado. towards sedgwick. and julesburg. in this area here. your temperatures maybe in the 30s. some of the koeltder air slides. back into northeast colorado. for metro denver. not bad. cooler than the last couple days. we get out of the 60s. even these warm 50s from the low 50s east. to the warmer 50s west and foothills. it's good for this time of the year. we should be at 45. nine o'clock at night. clouds just below freezing. bring in clouds. but enjoy the sunshine. that will be around at the lunch hour. on our way to 54 degrees. and it's just going to be up and down. kind of 50s here. >> another 60 tree day next wednesday. and thursday 58. >> spring has sprung. >> . february isn't one of the snowiest months. of course the first two days we're ahead. we could go the rest of the month without know. snow. it won't happen. >> . march is snowy. >> it's coming. >> . >> deputies found his body in the same room with his father. who suffered from self-inflicted knife wounds. investigators say the father is still in the hospital. so far no charges ha

car that just keeps riding back and forth 19:43 and then when they stopped they shot domingo first sedgwick -- says she doesn t know what domingo was jada was an innocent bystander. 18:50 it broke us like literally butted 18:11 it hurts us because she had so much going good for herself she was a/b honor she didnt do anything to anybody she was just herself she was loving the murders -- ignited the newport news community -- with vigils and press conferences in the ys after. tons 442455 "there are people o know who the shooters are st night we don but the candles are burnt out - the bullet holes gone -- and their names quickly becoming a distant memory for many. except for this family -- who is just seeking justice for jada. 25:31 it makes me angry because im like if this was your cousin your daughter your niece your granddaughter you would want the same thing to happen to you you would want justice for your loved one but no one is trying to reach out but the family today we reached out to newport news police -- homicide detectives tell us they have no suspects and no leads. if you know anyth

. >> reporter: jordan was abandoned on the seventh floor of the sedgwick houses in the bronx when he was roughly five months old. 45 years later, he's on a mission to find his mother and find out why she left him. >> i woke up, it was like 7:00 in the morning, i woke up and posted a video, tired of carrying it along with me. >> reporter: he posted a video on facebook, sharing his frustration. >> i always grew up knowing i was abandoned. >> reporter: he originally intended for a couple of friends to see it. is it hard to see something so personal online? >> i've been contemplating it for years. >> reporter: he has had a good life after being adopted by a loving couple. >> there's something about knowing where you came from. >> reporter: a search for family now aided by thousands of of strangers. >> it made me realize how many this like myself. >> reporter: he may have been abandoned at the start. but these days jordan christopher is far from alone. gus rosendale. >> his facebook page has more than 24,000 views. >> but no updates on the search for his mother. >> we'll keep an eye on it

coming to his death police arrested at his shoes after officers found covington stabbed to death on sedgwick court in september a judge released her on bond in october but ordered her to comply with pre trial services and do weekly phone in jack's know a crime alert newport news where gunshot victim is fighting for his for a suspect and officer on patrol heard gunshots fired around seven last night seconds later a call came in about a shooting near thirty first street and oak avenue where officers found twenty five year old man shot medics rushed him to the hospital. please don't have any suspect information if you know anything call the crime line father was only one way to determine if someone contract the disease the virus until now i had the new task to use to detect a dangerous virus and a breakthrough for women who . windsor not an issue right now across syria but this map is gonna change build from the south and eventually we're going to see many areas reporting wind gust between twenty and thirty maybe up to thirty five mph said the winds will increase later today and we're going to

as steve sedgwick reports from dublin, the results could have broader implications for all of europe. >> reporter: here in dublin and throughout ireland the country is going to the polls friday and it's an absolutely key event for not only this country but also for the broader eurozone. for the broader eurozone concerns about lack of appetite for austerity, for reforms by the central bank and imf and the commission is a key issue after inconclusive results on elections in spain and portugal. for ireland it is ski, a country which has grown aggressively the last couple of years. appearing to recover fully from the debt of the crisis of 2010 and 2011. the money markets have confidence again in ththe irish economy. rates for 10-year paper are under 1%. unemployment has gone down from 15% to around 8.5%. so the appetite of the irish people for more austerity, for more reforms, is a key test for not only this country but the broader you're over ozone and european union. >>> now to our election. there was a surprise endorsement on the campaign trail today. new jersey governor and former rep

. >> steve sedgwick from london, thank you. >>> time now for sports.start with major league baseball. the rockies highest paid player won't be joining the team at spring training. the league has placed colorado shortstop jose reyes, that comes from rob manfred. he was arrested after allegedly assaulting his wife at a hotel in hawaii on halloween. he pled not guilty to the charges. now according to manfred's announcement the results of the criminal case will determine whether the mlb will impose discipline. reyes who earns $22 million this season is due in court on april 4th, the same day as the rockies season opener. >>> now, to a pair of mega highlights last night. boston college's garland owens with the huge put-back slam off the missed three at the halftime buzzer. look at that they can't carry that momentum in the second half though. virginia tech goes on to win it, 71-56. >>> and that would have been the play of the night if not for what may have been the play of the year in gainesville, florida. grabbing the rebound off a blocked gator shot, vand

let's bring in steve sedgwick live from london.his is shocking news about shell. >> yeah, absolutely. the rest of the market goes up, the dollar goes down, a familiar pattern. a bit of good news, louis, we have tpp, which is the transpacific partnership, it's been signed in auckland, new zealand. 40% of the global economy are all involved in this. slight problem though. a lot of democrats, a lot of republicans don't like the deal. it will take a long way to ratify. will it happen before the new president comes in next year? that's the big question. and sharp has a bid on the tail for taiwan's company. is japan prepared to open up the markets? louis back to you. >> we have to wait and see. all right, time now for sports. we begin with the national signing day for college football recruits. the top ranked high school player in the nation, reshawn gary, from paramust, new jersey, announced he'll attend the university of michigan next fall. high school athletes announced their decisions in a variety of fashions from the traditional don

that's followed by author john sedgwick on his book war of two : alexander hamilton, aaron burr and the duelist on the nation. at 10 pm, william p jones on the march on washington and we finished up with author tom lewis on his book washington: the history of our national city.book tv on prime time tonight at eight eastern on c-span 2. >> this weekend, the c-span city tour posted by our partners take you to greenville to explore the city's history and literary culture. on book tv in 1939, september 1939 when europe went to war, our allies , primarily england and france looked to washington dc for goods and materials they needed . washington dc looked down to the textile capital of the world and all of a sudden government contracts came funneling into this area , asking the mills here to begin producing for the war effort for our allies and of course the united states as well. >> on american history tv . >> we are standing right here at river falls and this was a pretty nasty spot . it's hard to believe looking at it it's one of the best parks in the country but this was a very depressed

then john sedgwick talks about the rivalry between alexander hamilton and vice president aaron burr. later william jones talks about his book the march on washington followed by a history of washington dc. >> this weekend book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here are some programs to watch saturday night at 8:00 o'. diplomatic editor for the guardian talks about the manhunt for indicted war criminals. the butchers trail. the search for balkan war criminals become the world's most successful manhunt. new jersey senator corey booker discusses his book united, thoughts on finding common ground and advancing the common good. recount the people and personal. >> my personal experience with african-american families attending black church for living in an all-white town, crisscrossing lines a lot working in a cities going to stanford, gail, as across the different lines. >> watch booktv.org all weekend every weekend, television for serious readers. >> next historians look at the defining events of the last 125 years from the economy, war, leadership, to how everyday america

terrance covington police arrested at his shoes after officers found covington stabbed to death on sedgwick court in september the commonwealth's attorney's office released a statement saying that there is insufficient evidence to prove a criminal act occurred and were following a developing story out of hand to several businesses were evacuated because of a suspicious package. hampton police are on the scene at town center near big bethel road at the shopping center in newport news bomb squad is assisting will continue to follow the story and bring you any new details emerge the weather is warm out there today and sixties seventies in some spots but that's not sticking around for long craig is here with an update on that cold front come through this evening that to change things up but you know the thing that cold front come through it kind of pack some punch and i need to be prepared for some heavy downpours are potentially some strong maybe even severe weather and certainly not out of the question right now fantastic when you step outside if you like warm weather to really feels like spr

. >> sedgwick county 911. >> someone just came in and shot somebody in our church. dr. george tiller of just shot. >> why did you kill him? >> the lives of those children were in imminent danger if someone did not stop george tiller. >> i was meant to have a cause. i was meant to have a purpose. >> mr. tiller set himself up as the abortion provider for all late-term abortions. >> some people despised him and some thought he was a great humanitarian providing a necessary service. >> reporter: the antiabortion movement had one mission in wichita, kansas, shut down dr. george tiller's clinic by any means necessary. >> their approach was to wear him down and peck at him from every angle. >> find out where the child killer lives. find out where his wife has her hair done. >> from harassing him personally at his home, harassing staff, patients coming into the clinic. >> he was a vial -- vile, despicable human being. he was a murderer. >> out there somewhere is one soul listening to all of this and wants to be the person that rights the wrong. >> if someone did not stop him th

steve sedgwick joins us from london. we got a rebound yesterday. what happened to take the confidence out of markets once again today? >> very good to see you. good to see you as well, sarah. a lot of what you guys have been discussing is absolutely spot on. but let me just say, i think it's a bit of everything. there is no one single factor leading to the declines. you mentioned the riksbank. they've gone from negative .35. they have to take it on the chin, which means a net interest margin. the nims are getting tighter and tighter. it wasn't supposed to be that way in 2016. as we get more liquid itd, ity credit and demand. the other thing is the oil price also falling very aggressively. that is raising concerns as we all know in the credit markets. it's not just the energy side of things but the higher high yields. what is the exposure to these guys. you mentioned quantitative easing as well. quantitative easing was supposed to get the euro down and give us a little bit of leeway, give us better turn to trade. but now the euro and the yen and oth

. >> sedgwick county 911. >> someone just came in and shot somebody in our church. dr. george tiller of just shot. >> why did you kill him? >> the lives of those children were in imminent danger if someone did not stop george tiller. >> i was meant to have a cause. i was meant to have a purpose. >> mr. tiller set himself up as the abortion provider for all late-term abortions. >> some people despised him and some thought he was a great humanitarian providing a necessary service. >> reporter: the antiabortion movement had one mission in wichita, kansas, shut down dr. george tiller's clinic by any means necessary. >> their approach was to wear him down and peck at him from every angle. >> find out where the child killer lives. find out where his wife has her hair done. >> from harassing him personally at his home, harassing staff, patients coming into the clinic. >> he was a vial -- vile, despicable human being. he was a murderer. >> out there somewhere is one soul listening to all of this and wants to be the person that rights the wrong. >> if someone did not stop him th

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and that's followed by author john sedgwick on his book, "war of two." coming up at 10 p.m. eastern tonight, william p. jones on the march on washington. we round out the night with author tom lewis on his book, "washington: a history of our national city." it's booktv in prime time tonight starting at eight eastern here on c-span2. >>> and tonight on c-span, a debate on drone strikes and counterterrorism strategy. recently hosted by the chicago council on global affairs, it features two former defense department officials taking opposite sides of the issue. here's a preview. >> some of you might be asking why are we still talking about drones. isn't isis the only issue on the national security agenda? and i think you're right to ask that. but in my view and the comments i want to make, i'll bring these two topics together because i link our policy of counterterrorism that so came to focus on and used the drone as, in part, responsible for the rise of isis. isis came up from, according to the cia, nowhere. but, of course, they were around. the cia just didn't watch as it was

sedgwick county senior brendon anderson got some redemption. after losing the title match last year, he came back from defeating murphy. you'll see him at a colorado state football jersey but this weekend toby mcbride of fort morgan took home his third straight state championship. he defeated jacob robles in the 4a 285-pound class. finally, how could we ignore this guy? tj sheldon's win tonight put him in elite company. the senior became the 19th wrestler in colorado state history to win four straight championships. >> my 8th grade year, it was one of my dreams, just coming to the time. i actually bet my dad if i ever became a four-timer, just jokingly, that he'd have to wrestle in rocky mountain nationals. i think i'm going to hold him to it. >> here are your final team standings. 139.5 points. pueblo county dominated 4a with 203.5. valley at 3a with 144. meeker finished first in 2a with 143 points. if you missed any of our basketball or commitment news earlier this morning, remember, we have the extended highlights from all of our matches and

. >> reporter: before the sedgwick county fleming combined wrestling team began the season, they were starting with losses. always came to. >> reporter: seniors keith graham. >> he passed away on the 29th. >> reporter: and brannon anderson. >> passed away mid october. >> reporter: each lost one of their biggest chief leaders. >> it was just hard to maintain the focus that i needed to have. >> reporter: but staying on the sidelines during the season wasn't an option. it's not what their parents would have wanted or their teammates, for that matter. >> we have pushed for our team to be more of a family. we are a lot closer than a lot of teams are, i think. >> they were there for us when it first happened and now they just kind of help us now focus on that and put -- look at bigger picture. >> reporter: a picture that has them on the podium at saturday's finals. >> when my dad was working he wasn't at every meet, but now he is with me every match. >> even when i am in the middle of the match, he is always right there watching me, helping me through everything. >> reporter: wrestling does