whereas sedgwick and i sedgwick is going to be wounded sumner is going to be right in the middle of of this mess. but here comes french. french cannot keep up with sedgwick. why? because they're rookies. they don't. their marching abilities are not as great as the veterans, so they're going to fall behind. there's going to be a big gap and guess what? theiofcersll to do? take their shoes and socks. that's going to take some time because. on the opposite side, you're going to have to put them back. right. and the time that french's division gets to these woods, they can't they don't know where the heck sedgwick is. but they're supposed to be following sedgwick. what might have happened if was the lead? sedgwick probably have been right behind him. veterans probably would have been complaing how slow these rookies are, but nevertheless, they would have been to provide support and happens is french doesn't quite know where to go? he hears some fighting going on here, but he can't see anybody. but he sees confederates down here and he says, that's where i'm so. rather than providing suppor

whereas sedgwick and i sedgwick is going to be wounded sumner is going to be right in the middle of of this mess. but here comes french. french cannot keep up with sedgwick. why? because they're rookies. they don't. their marching abilities are not as great as the veterans, so they're going to fall behind. there's going to be a big gap and guess what? their officers allow to do? take their shoes and socks. that's going to take some time because. on the opposite side, you're going to have to put them back. right. and the time that french's division gets to these woods, they can't they don't know where the heck sedgwick is. but they're supposed to be following sedgwick. what might have happened if was in the lead? sedgwick probably have been right behind him. veterans probably would have been complaining how slow these rookies are, but nevertheless, they would have been to provide support and happens is french doesn't quite know where to go? he hears some fighting going on here, but he can't see anybody. but he sees confederates down here and he says, that's where i'm so. rather than pro

steve sedgwick is live with why we could see more signs of easing inflation today. >>> the restaurant dishing out good deeds, one meal at a time. it's tuesday, december 12. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm jessica layton. today volodymyr zelenskyy will meet with president biden at the white house. and the two leader the will have a bilateral meeting at 2:15 p.m. eastern time with the joint press conference after that. zelenskyy will also meet with senatorance other congressional leaders. for the very latest on this, let's go to nbc news foreign correspondent, chapman bell. could you walk us through what zelenskyy hopes to get out of this visit in. >> reporter: good morning, jessica and frances. yeah. the main goal for zelenskyy will be more military aid for ukraine. he was speaking yesterday at the national defense university, saying russia's dreams come true when they ceedesee delays. the latest aid package that includes funding for israel as well as ukraine, and also tougher u.s. border policies has seen opposition from republicans in the

steve sedgwick is here for hire.e got surprises on this list >> yeah, we have it's quite extraordinary the sectors that seem to dominate are highly-paid tech workers and the health care sector as well at number six, patient services representative, 59% seek agnew job. emergency room registered nurse at number five patient technician line cook. a word we should never say on the air. a phlebotomist and senior project manager they can make $144,000 a year. that was number one with 66% looking for a new job. why are they looking for a new job in the return to the office mandate. people just don't like it after the covid period stressful work environments of course and concerns about a shaky economy. but one job that isn't there, and that's because we get to work with so many lovely people is of course news anchor back to you both >> how about that. i can see. customer service, i totally get it sometimes people are a lot to deal with. but no, we love this all right, thank you >>> eddie murphy returns to an iconic role. >>

let's get to steve sedgwick in dubai.teve, talk us through the conversations and whether the pledges fall short of what's needed. >> reporter: it depends on your perspective. if you think the oil and gas pledge shouldn't be here or not offering enough to the phase out unabated or abated goes far enough? having that conversation here is imperative. i have been to a couple of summits in paris and glasgow and having the likes of the exxon ceo here is a huge jump forward. the biggest energy players on the planet. you are cutting out a large part of industry. exclusive tv industry here at c cop. i asked about the communication and the phase out of abated fossil fuels is the wrong approach. >> what we focused on is emissions. the challenge is eliminating emissions and how we do that will be a function of where the technology goes and what the circumstances are and where the emissions are emitted. i don't think there is a one-sized fits all. what slows us down is the focus on the step change and getting out of our existing energ

brian: yes, ernst sedgwick hanfstaengl, nicknamed putzi very compelling character, total surprise to me. i had not known of his existence until i started the work on this book. he is he is a giant. he's well over six feet tall. he, too, weighs a lot, but it's because he's just so tall. an overwhelming personality. he was also a very talented piano player, talented in a sense. he had a broad repertoire, but he played with a certain kind of vehemence that may have probably meant that he wasn't all that you wouldn't want to hear a concert, necessarily, by putzi. he played piano at night for hitler late at night, was reputed to play late at night to kind of help hitler calm his nerves at the end of a long day. and hitler would listen to him play and perhaps even weep at times by the passion that putzi was putting into the into the music. one interesting note about putzi is that his mother was american. he was a harvard graduate himself, but not a member of the pretty good club in any sense of brian: what was the story about martha and hitler and the somebody attempted to. erik: well, tha