well done, shelby. shelby is in the finals. next, we have -- spin around and see where we come.aul from new orleans. hi, paul. paul, what do you do for a living. >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living, paul? >> i'm in the hotel business. >> jimmy: i see you have a pan am building behind you. >> it is public domain so it is okay. >> jimmy: paul, are you ready for your dare? >> i am indeed ready. >> jimmy: guillermo, spin the wheel and see what paul is going to do for us and the wheel lands on -- soak yourself with something other than water. >> okay. right back. >> jimmy: okay. he'll be right back. we'll see what it is. take your time. we'll go through your trinkets while you are gone. paul has a lot of hats. looks like a little hat collection there. it is a weird thing to display a hat, isn't it? >> we have some iced tea, a beverage in a can. >> jimmy: that seems good. soak yourself completely with that. >> thank you for this, jimmy in advance. >> jimmy: thank you. i can't thank you enough. >> for you, anything. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. >> ready? little chi

the shelby county case was the travesty. but he essentially pay but the plaintiffs need to but said dated nephews to authorize this will and old data at all dated is but frankly that is part of the shield for me. of the end one of my favorite amendments. >> the big county chevy would is interested to see you when but to drive around the foot of rights but for those laws that were passed historically amy fisher the young woman who sued for affirmative action and recruited shelby county with his lawsuit so it is concocted. shelby county is 89 percent white and and also the subject i can remember but five of objections over the years. there were no latinos and net. [laughter] >> but to have federal law one of the most important the country has ever passed a and suddenly it affects all jurisdiction is involved across the southwestern part of the united states and in particular those that are mentioned clearly. but day based a lot of their decision on the two will freeze but on the east. >> day souza may be heeding that he's hist

shelby county was interesting. shelby county was recruited to sue under the voting rights act by an organization that goes around the united states with its sole purpose of trying to challenge the voting rights act, affirmative-action, and other sorts of civil rights laws that have been passed historically. they recruited by the way amy fisher, the young woman who sued the office on affirmative-action, the same guy who recruited her recruited shelby county to bring this lawsuit. kind of a concocted lawsuit in the first place. shelby county, 86% white and it has also been the subject section 5, objections over in this year's. for me in relationship to what i'm speaking of in my book the travesty is this, the supreme court there probably are some, to navigate big federal law, the most important federal laws out there, it affected all jurisdictions involved, and in the b r a. and the decision on the door race theory. african-americans and whites. on the east coast, on academic circles outside latino intellectuals we v

shelby: thank you for being with us today. we look forward to working with you and make her the justice department is properly funded. if there are no further questions here this afternoon, senators may submit additional questions for the record. we request that the doj response would be back in 30 days. the subcommittee stands in recess subject to the call of the chair the meeting is adjourned. loretta lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. >> bio and contact information and twitter handles. also district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees federal agencies and state governors. order your copy today. it is 1395 -- it is $13.95 plus shipping and handling. >> the brookings institution will host a discussion on the future of iraq. speakers include a former iraqi deputy prime minister and the governor of an iraqi profit. that is live on c-span two. later, a look at how oil prices have impacted hydraulic fracturing. speakers will discuss how the energy is being used in the u.s. and the likelihood o

shelby's committee has a hearing today on the bill.rugstore chain in america is getting bigger. cvs has agreed to by omnicare total enterprise value is $12.7 billion and includes more than $2 billion of debt. cbs is the nation's biggest retailer of prescription drugs but it's fastest-growing business is handling drug plans for insurers and employers. olivia: we do have breaking news from lumber liquidators. the ceo of that company is said to resign this morning. let's get out of vonnie quinn. vonnie: yes, we have lumbar liquidators down another couple of dollars in the free market to 23.51. -- 223 51. the ceo will resign, just coming out. management changes. lumber liquidators naming the executive chairman and we also have the facts that the stock is down a couple dollars. the story is that there is a shortselling store we have been following and ideas that the 60 minutes -- "60 minutes" these are the stock same a had selling wood that had some kind of chemical in it that should not have in it and we will continue some of the story. ol

shelby. >> great grandpa. >> it was 46 years ago shelby's great grandfather died a name liste on the so much more than that. >> i just tell them he was great man who gave his life for his country. >> reporter: danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the deadly severe weather in the south. we'll be live from the scene and get your forecast. >>> plus, more on roger federer's security concerns following an encounter with a selfie-seeking fan. >>> and the convenience of smart car technology that consolidates your credit and debit cards. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. we will leave you this memorial day with highlights of the national memorial day concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. thanks for watching. i'm i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today the nation remembers the members of the military who died serving

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i hope that is where senator shelby is and wants to be. as to if this is the beginning document and he plans to move in various directions i don't know. but hopefully i will in the next 24 hours. cook: mary? mary: you told me a couple months ago you would rather lay down in the railroad tracks than have another short term extension. seems to be that is where we are headed. what did you think? corker: look, the writing is on the wall. i will be stunned if republicans deal with the highway trust fund responsibly. it isn't going to happen. the republicans, my friends, us, i am part of this although i disagree with this policy. we are becoming the party of what conservative means is spending almost the same amount, sometimes more, but not paying for it. and that is conservative behavior today. it isn't what i grew up or what tennessee as you know embodies. we have zero road debt in tennessee because we pay for our roads as we go. but the budget i think you know we had a little hitch there and i'm ready to make a point and made multiple convers

how will richard shelby vote?at is a good question and i will vote in a few minutes per i have misgivings about it. . like free trade but this is a lot of unanswered questions in the proposal and it gives the president a lot of power. peter: as always, we appreciate it. people in the financial services industry and beyond are very interested. >> absolutely. thanks with less than $500 billion in assets like suntrust, would free them from the most onerous of the oversight proposed. coming up from one deadline to another, greece will clear yet another hurdle as it pays millions to the international monetary fund. the latest when we return. ♪ mark: welcome back. and oneaces deadlines is today. spain posits finance minister is said quoting here, greece passes liquidity situation is getting increasingly, dated. david has more on this story. david: greece's lurching from deadline to deadline as skies over europe get clouded again. a debt to gdp ratio of 180%. they'd hundred $80 million is a lot of money, but a small frac

shelby: thank you for being with us today. we look forward to working with you and make her the justice department is properly funded. if there are no further questions here this afternoon senators may add -- submit additional questions for the record. we request that the doj response would be back in 30 days. the subcommittee stands in recess subject to the call of the chair the meeting is adjourned. loretta lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. >> sunday night, the white house to the eyes of the people who work there from the kennedys through the obamas. >> they are an incredible family who have worked at the white house. i interviewed the only current butler. he might be there right now. he works every week at the white house. nine members of the family have worked there. he told me that his uncle ran the white house. they brought him and when he was 17 years old. he is still working there. he describes our he used to work in the basement. it's incredibly he remembers what the eisenhower's were like. i wanted to pay tribute to th

senator richard shelby. chairman of the senate banking committee. thanks for joining us on fox business. the markup of this bill starts thursday, if i'm correct. >> next thursday. >> next thursday. melissa, back to you. melissa: peter thanks for the interview. >>> talk about a blind side. tom brady suspended four games over "deflategate." fox news's rick leventhal is at nfl headquarters in new york city. rick this is a big one. much more than expected. >> absolutely. the patriots fined a million dollars and they lose a couple of draft picks. the league says it is all about maintaining and protecting integrity of the game and tom brady was not fully candid with investigators. he didn't share his e names and texts. nfl obviously making a statement with this punishment especially considering brady one of the biggest stars in the game, four-time super bowl champ and three-time mvp. the league found two patriots employees, locker ream attendant and equipment assistant intentionally deflated footals after they were inspected by referees but before kickoff

as senator shelby noted, the atf position is open. the existing background checks system can be made much better to make sure that all the data is uploaded into it and making sure that the information is distributed. 100,000 individuals are prohibited from buying guns each year. the background checks work. we need to make sure the atf has the resources they need. we need to make sure that the background check system has the resources it needs. loretta lynch: i support strengthening the atf as well as making sure that the process is as efficient as possible. that is how we protect our citizens. sen. murkowski: i want to focus on tribal law enforcement. this is important in my state. we had an opportunity to discuss it in your pre-confirmation meeting that we had. i know you had a conversation with the natives. they run the gamut everything from the absence of full-time law enforcement officers in some villages, inadequate resources devoted to restorative justice. we have a tribal court system that is struggling because it is in an embr

. >> it was 46 years ago that shelby's great grandfather died, a name listed on the wall but so muchust tell him he was a great man that gave his life for his country. >> danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight, i'm jeff glor i'll see you here tomorrow as well. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org bigger cat -- that did it. a popular sandwich store chain is in trouble with the feds. why the u-s-d-a is recalling hundreds of thousands of pounds of meat and for the fourth time in just six weeks.. a dead whale has washed ashore at a bay area beach. kpix 5 news is next. developing news out of the jose. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. . >>> we have developing news out of the south bay where

the pictures and video proof. >> shelby township just kind of has that, um, arc feel.rge of all types and varieties. >> reporter: brian davis pig poppa so to speak. today he's cutting the lawn while everyone else is cutting jokes about him. >> she weighed 35 or 40 pounds when we got her. now she weighs about 170. >> wow. >> she's gotten pig. >> reporter: police were eventually able to get the sizeable swine into custody using a dog pull and carefully kareening her into the back of the patrol car. where pig pig seemed to be all smiles. >> it became a biohazard relatively quickly. fortunately for the department and the officers the owner volunteered and cleaned the car for us. >> pig pig truly got the last laugh, though. her wild ride lingering much longer than anyone anticipateed. one can of cleaner clearly was not enough. >> i just want to say thanks to the shelby township police department forgetting the pig and not writing me a ticket. (laughter). >> for having poop in the car. >> good idea to clean it up. the pig's own are in says he's working on making pig pig's pe

senator cochran: senator shelby from alabama. senator shelby: i congratulate you on your long career, your 41 years since you graduated. you served this nation with honor and dissension. thank you very much. -- honor and distinction. secretary carter, it is my understanding that the department of defense has recommended a legislative solution which would allow the use of as many as 18 rd, 19 80s force future space launch competitions. is that correct? general dempsey: yes. senator shelby: we hope there could be 2-3 years in ensuring access to space. have you looked at that, and do you agree or disagree with that? how can we ensure there is no gap because these programs are so important to national intelligence and other things. general dempsey: it absolutely is. secretary carter: we cannot afford to have a gap. just to scope out the issue as a whole, these engines that power some of our rocket boosters are manufactured in russia. we want to get off of that dependency on russia, but it takes some time to do so. in the meantime, we

senator shelby: senator bozeman? senator bozeman: i apologize running back and forth to you in our attorney general. there are two things that are important in arkansas. this and the sense of combating violent crime. also reauthorizing the child nutrition program. there is a subcommittee going on in that regard. both of those things go together. if you have hungry kids, at all flows together. -- it all flows together. in this mark crime initiative, i know you have talked a lot about that and how important it is that in your request you have stated the initiative will spend $247 billion on disparate impacts of the criminal justice system on communities. that is important to arkansas. but my understanding is that i'm hearing from attorney generals throughout the country that the reality is that there seems to be a directive coming down that terrorism and cybercrime is the number one terrorism -- terrorism and cybercrime are the number one things that they devote the resources to. can you talk a little bit about that? i

if senate banking chairman richard shelby has his way, banks would no longer be too big to fail.or shelby wants to free those banks from the tough oversight capital requirements now apply to the nation's largest lenders. shelby is about to propose the biggest changes to the dodd-frank format since it was passed in 2010. among the banks that would be affected, u.s. bancorp and suntrust banks. brendan: the world's largest maker of agrochemicals -- significant execution risks. the combination of syngenta and monsanto would dominate. alex rodriguez has now over past -- the next is babe ruth. he is in fourth place on the all-time home run list. babe ruth's mark may be a stretch to reach this season. rodriguez needs 54 home runs to tie. now to our baseball correspondent tom keene. tom: how many asterisks are needed? olivia: i think he is tied for fifth all-time home run. look, i love a-rod. you will not get an impartial for me. tom: the only good news -- the red sox fired their pitching coach. two americas, perhaps three with a part of america something not in our economic discussion.

i hope that is where senator shelby is and wants to be. as to if this is the beginning document and he plans to move in var various directions i don't know. but hopefully i will in the next 24 hours. >> mary? >> you told me a couple months ago you would rather lay down in the railroad tracks than have another short term extension. somes to be that is where we are headed. what did you think? >> look riding on the law i will be stunned if republicans deal with the highway trust fund responsiblely. it isn't going to happen. the republicans, my friends, us i am part of this although i disagree with this policy. we are becoming the party of conservative means almost spending the same amount sometimes more but not paying for it. and that is conservative behavior today. it isn't what i grew up or what tennessee as you know embodies. we have zero road debt in tennessee because we pay for our roads and as we go. but the budget i think you know we had a little hit there and ready to make a point and made multiply conversations on both sides of the c

mark: senator richard shelby bank reform act a work in progress. the chairman may unveil his bill today. it would remove some of the tougher restrictions from small and medium-sized banks. it would also revise congressional scrutiny of the federal reserve. betty: there is a shortage of barrels that are used to age the booze. they're all makers cannot find enough oak. the industry has not recovered cash.he bourbon sales are up 35%. hoardingu have people bourbon in their basement. mark: the golden state warriors rebound. they tied their western conference semi finals 2-2. game five is wednesday and golden state. those are some of the top stories we are following on this tuesday. betty: coming up in the next half hour, what do investors need to look out for in 2016? advice from the blackstone group? mark: what does the largest u.s. carrier hope to get out of the deal? etty: finn janice capital. why he didn't retire, go way to the beach. you will have a preview of an exclusive interview. government bonds sold off continuing this decline. many investors

it was introduced by committee did somerichard shelby democrats have signaled support for the bill'spts and the talks will continue. joining me from washington is camden, the president and ceo of independent community bankers of america which represents 6000 banks nationwide. welcome to bloomberg market day. thank you for your time today. >> good to be with you again. mark: what kinds of reforms are community bankers looking for? what did they expect from this congress? >> we expect a broad menu of regulatory relief. relief in matters of credit extension, relief from reliefome regulations, across a broad front of different issues. community banks have been overburdened for years and years with heavy and unnecessary regulation. which, at the end of the day come impacts the consumer. it prevents consumers from getting the kind of credit they deserve. mark: is this about rolling back dodd frank or fixing parts of the law that have not worked as intended? >> it's more the latter. parts of thefixing law that produced unintended consequences like in mortgage lending. it is very difficult f

one, shelby. she was 8 years old. and shasta was 4. >> where?>> i was so struck by how she was with her little girls. how she was with the kids. she was just very earthy and very real and easy to talk to. she was really a nice person. >> when she would be taking the kids to the school bus stop, it would be a wave, you know, through the car windows. if shane was with her, there was no eye contact, no waving. so it makes me wonder if there was something going on. ♪ ♪ >> if i had known anything about the domestic violence, you know, i definitely would have tried to help her, and i know the community would have rallied around her to help, too. i would have done anything to save her. [ gunshot ] >> you never know when a person can snap. >> sandy was scared. she said, i'm really afraid that he is going to kill us. get the complete balanced nutrition of ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. the sunshine vitamin! ensure. take life i

shelby foote is i think extraordinary have been able to find not only a delicate story and to take a very complex yarn and make it coherent, but in ways they really resonate. you read that book with your eyes and with your brain, do you feel those three books in your heart. and so i think that it's probably something i try to emulate from an, plus fitness pierced and i, ma'am. >> following up on footnotes could you address what is the process that you follow to undertake some another scope? you just dive into the 17 tens of the archives? how do you keep track of what you are finding in the archives and have you committed on paper? >> this crowd really wants to hear about my process i'm sure. 17,000 tons. well, i'll be very sustained. i don't just dive in. that would be a prescription for wandering into the woods and never wondering now. my process is to set a date certain when i will stop researching. and i can fix that date because the contract tells me with a manuscript is due. and i can count backwards and they know roughly how long it will take me to write and i know roughly how

i go back in reread a lot because i very consciously try to emulate some of what shelby foote does. but there's three dozen pages on the civil war and there's not a single foot no. you cannot get away with that today. now, i am not impugning the scholarship at all. he did the work. what i find in him that speaks to me personally and that affects the way i wrote this trilogy is i think something we were talking about a minute ago. you're looking for the emotional center of this. you are looking for residences that speak to us through the decades. you're looking to find the same day that speaks to us about war that we find exclusivity. shelby foote is i think extraordinary have been able to find not only a delicate story and to take a very complex yarn and make it coherent but in ways they really resonate. you read that book with your eyes and with your brain do you feel those three books in your heart. and so i think that it's probably something i try to emulate from an plus fitness pierced and i ma'am. >> following up on footnotes could you address what is the process that you follo

i haven't had a conversation at with shelby. i don't know what his plan is.but i don't want to participate of an effort that does not produce a the outcome but a partisan effort to will not produce an outcome but to figure out and i hope that is where senator shelby is ted wants to be in and he plans to move them in various directions i just don't know >> kofu a i will in the next 24 hours if you ask me a question of. [laughter] >> you told me a couple months ago you rather lay dash another railroad tracks and have another short-term extension. it seems that is where we're headed. >> i will get ready to lay down. [laughter] and the writing is on the wall. i will be stunned if republicans deal with the highway trust fund responsibly. it's not going to happen. my friends, i am part of it although i very much disagree with this policy is becoming a party of what conservative is a means meaning spending a lot of money or more but not paying for it. that is conservative is in today but just not the kind by a group with rorer tennessee we have zero road dash becaus

it was 46 years ago that shelby's great grandfather died, a name listed on the wall but so much moret. >> just tell him he's a great man that gave his life for this country. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on 6:30. we're off to a picture perfect start to this memorial day. appreciate you starting it with us. i'm nick giovanni. >>> i'm delia goncalves in for andrea roane. larry miller is here with traffic but first let's head over to allyson rae who has the great news about this beautiful memorial day shaping up. >>> it's been a really good saturday and sunday and this morning great and this afternoon even better. we're going to start off cool and comfortable. we're going to end the day warm with a touch of humidity. let's take a look how we're starting off. we're looking at temperatures at 67 degrees and it's going to -- it's kind of cool out there. i think 67 degrees is a little warm for what it actually feels like. we have 50s out there for some folks. 55 for germantown. 59 for college park. bowie you're at 57 degrees. it is cool but comfortab

senator shelby said his bill would fix some of these problem and help customers save money. >> we'reive relief to the small and reasonable banks, they didn't cause systemic risk to the economy. secondly they are over burdens with regulation, trying to lift that burden, which costs a lot of money. >> will this bill, save money for consumers? >> absolutely, because everything is passed on to the consumer if the smaller banks have less overhead, having to comply with rules that should not have been put on them, it will be more profits for them, and less cost to the consumer. >> and last question, what are the changes you make in most gang area? >> -- in most mortgage area. >> they are complicated. the way that smaller banks are treated when a deal with mortgages, we're trying to give them relief it goes back to the question who caused the systemic risks? the small banks did not. >> is this going to be a bipartisan bill? >> we hope so, it takes a while this is a discussion draft we believe this is a good bill, a good start. >> senator postponed marking up his bill in his commity from thi

. >> do you think there's something to it shelby?sense to me. >> honestly i look at myself a lot more than guys do. every time i walk by something that has a reflective surface, i'm checking myself out. >> because you want to look perfect. >> yeah. >> i will go one further. i'm looking at the girls more than i'm looking at myself. >> i don't know. >> what are you looking into? >> all i'm going to say is these two men insisted on coordinating their outfits. >> you look like a character out of mad men. >> here we go. we have to move on. let's go. >>> the more airlines pack us in flyers are finding all sorts of ways to let out their frustrations. this woke a guy stripped down into his birthday suit and then his flight was canceled. and remember when things got so hot and bothered and stabbed someone with a pen. >> i think the problem is when flyers are pesky, when i recently flew a guy was playing air guitar. >> look at the snam natamina. >> the whole time? >> yes. >> did you think he was hitting on you? >> i don't think so. he wanted u

senator cochran: senator shelby from alabama. senator shelby: i congratulate you on your long career, your 41 years since you graduated. you served this nation with honor and dissension. thank you very much. -- honor and distinction. secretary carter, it is my understanding that the department of defense has recommended a legislative solution which would allow the use of as many as 18 rd, 19 80s force future space launch competitions. is that correct? general dempsey: yes. senator shelby: we hope there could be 2-3 years in ensuring access to space. have you looked at that, and do you agree or disagree with that? how can we ensure there is no gap because these programs are so important to national intelligence and other things. general dempsey: it absolutely is. secretary carter: we cannot afford to have a gap. just to scope out the issue as a whole, these engines that power some of our rocket boosters are manufactured in russia. we want to get off of that dependency on russia, but it takes some time to do so. in the meantime, we

person also visited several buildings at the nova campus, the woodburn medical park building, and the shelby apartments in alexandria. >>> a newspaper in waco, texas is reporting the bar that deadly gun battle broke out between biker gangs has closed for good. police had already pulled the liquor license for the place called twin peaks. sunday's blood bath might have been a turf war. five biker groups were meeting at the bar when trouble walked in the door. >> reporter: we know an additional biker gang that was not invited to this meeting showed up. were calling somewhat of a turf war. >> 18 were injured. police engaged in the fight, brought it to an end, and officers seized dozens of guns and knives and arrested at least 170 bikers. >>> u.s. officials urging fighters in iraq to step up and combat isis. iraq's government has sent in thousands of militia to try to take back the city. capturing ramadi is the biggest victory for isis yet this year. >>> new information on the deadly german wings plane crash in the french alps. investigators have identified the remains of all 150 victims includin

su shelby. >> thank you shelby.rge, here he is. the man of the hour. ed sheeran is a what? six-time grammy nominee. the most streamed artist on spotify last year. a lot of that was me. i'm not going to lie. every time i hear "thinking out loud" i get choked up. he has the park rocking this morning. it's your first time in central park i understand the. >> yeah. i didn't realize it was my first time on "gma" as well. i seemed to have done it before. but yeah i'm excited to be here. >> we're thrilled to have you. you're singing not one but three of your biggest hits. to you have a favorite to sing? >> out of the three i'm doing, "thinking out loud" is always quite fun. >> i was just reading that song -- it was about your love. and it's so beautiful. and i think everybody when they hear it hopes that somebody feels that way about them. >> probably one or two. >> yeah. i want to ask you about life right now. 2013 you were opening up for your friend taylor swift. now you're headlining football stadiums in the midst of a

region, including embassy suites in northwest the ifc building on pennsylvania avenue northwest, the shelby apartments in alexandria, multiple locations on the innova fairfax medical campus, including the emergency room in the north tower, along with the woodburn medical park. if you want to any of these locations and come down with symptoms associated with measles -- fever-like symptoms with a rash -- you are encouraged to review your fascination records and contact medical officials. to determine your potential risk for measles, we have a link on wjla.com. it will give more precise times as to when health officials believe this person who was contagious was at the locations we mentioned in the story. live from falsels church, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: we have some changes to the weather coming our way, cooler, more comfortable conditions. steve rudin gives us the outlook. steve: tomorrow morning, a lot cooler, lower humidity, a lot of sunshine. outside right now, the current temperatures, reagan national airport, 81 degrees. 75 dulles, 72 winchester. the further west, the cooler air co

now, shelby miller, one out away from the no hitter., justin spoils it, a base hit, 2-out single. miller, would have to settle for a 2 hit shutout. the braves win 6-0. after the game, struggling marlins manager was fired. a tough way to go. >> help me out on this. initiation, when you are a rookie. silent treatment. tough law, you hit a homer and that is it some. >> you hit your first home run, no big deal. give you the silent treatment. the a's have bigger things to worry about. >> not at all. >> game day tonight at 11:00. >> don't miss that. thank you very much. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> the $500 million national museum of african american history and culture is rising on the national mall. the complexion will be rendered in shades of bronze. a building of color, against history's white marble. >> this is not the museum of tragedy. it is not museum of difficult moments. it is the museum that says here is a balanced history of america that allows us to cry and smile. >> my family knows i'm here but they can't stop me. i'm he

he went all to say all commissioned officers in the command of butler shelby criminals -- shelby criminals deserving of death. godfrey weitzel, who was the young mayor, then turned brigadier, now in command of slaves bearing arms is also a commissioned officer. if he's capture butler will be hung and weitzel will be executed on the order of jefferson davis. i'm going to fast forward some of the story here to get to the fall of richmond, but the siege of fort hudson was the longest siege of the war. it took place on a bluff just above that in reach. one of these s curves in the mississippi river where the confederate had a stronghold, 70 feet high on the bluffs where any federal ship trying to pass would be pummeled with cannon fire from up above. the union realizes they have new orleans, but they got to capture vicksburg and fort hudson to really control the mississippi. weitzel's given command of the second brigade, first division occupying the far right of war hudson. after a 48-day siege and several battles where weitzel's men suffered many casualties vicksburg falls. when vicksburg fal

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shelby miller is the opposing pitcher right there. n score in the game until the seventh inning.l robbed earlier by cameron. not too time. give the giants a lead and erupt for 6 runs in the eighth off brandon the. crawford with a ground rule double. caught by if quarterbac in the bleachers out there. and the giants roll to 7 nothing have been trip. he can catch too. i a's and yankees on referee bobble head night. bent the regular rev. rodriguez history with the sac. fly. the score. yankees up 3 nothing. with the rbi a-rod tied with bonds for second all time inuns bat entered. bottom 6. a's down 3-1 not any more. 2 rn blast pride of vallejo. mad it 3-3. pulled in the seventh. his replacement load the bases and walk ben and hanna and a's win 5-4. few days ago we were concerned the warriors might have too many days off before the finals but after the head injury week off sounds good. suffed concussion like symptoms after necessity to the head from trevor and clay father michael said clay threw up several times although feeling bett today. now the warriors won 12 games in the play of

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shelby miller is the opposing pitcher right there. no score in the game until the seventh inning.ed earlier by cameron. not too time. give the giants a lead and erupt for 6 runs in the eighth off brandon the. crawford with a ground rule double. caught by if quarterback in the bleachers out there. and the giants roll to 7 nothing have been trip. he can catch too. if a's and yankees on referee bobble head night. bent the regular rev. rodriguez history with the sac. fly. the score. yankees up 3 nothing. with the rbi a-rod tied with bonds for second all time in runs bat entered. bottom 6. a's down 3-1 not any more. 2 run blast pride of vallejo. made it 3-3. pulled in the seventh. his replacement load the bases and walk ben and hanna and a's win 5-4. few days ago we were concerned the warriors might have too many days off before the finals but after the head injury week off sounds good. suffered concussion like symptoms after necessity to the head from trevor and clay father michael said clay threw up several times although feeling better today. now the warriors won 12 games in the pla

. >>> atlanta braves shelby was one away with a no-hitter. miami's justin boerse singles.finish the game and get the braves a 6-0 win. >>> don draper's odyssey through the golden age of advertising is over. after seven season 92 episodes and an untold number of cocktail "mad men" reached its conclusion. and we will tell you what happened to the characters in the award-winning drama but the episode ended with a nod to the real life advertisement television world i'd like to buy the world a coke, during that time dave has been on the cutting edge of comedy. suzanne marques has a look at some of his greatest bits. >> hello kitty, meoooow. >> reporter: dave's humor has always been a little offbeat, a little an such. >> what do you have there? >> pizza. >> can you take the pepperoni off the pizza and leave it on the sidewalk. >> reporter: and destructive. dash's stuck with a particular kind of comedy. >> there was a sense of reverence and sort of anything can happen. >> reporter: two of letterman's significant segments were stupid pet tricks and stupid human tricks. >> there ti

. >>> american sign language interpreter shelby micheson says a video was never meant to be viral. ♪ying in the beginning spit out and booed off stage and i kept rhyming and saying the next cipher ♪ ♪ best believe somebody's paying the pied piper ♪ >> she never expected that to happen. she's been flooded with requests to upload more songs. it also looks like gangster science. >> leave this up for a second. most rappers i have ever seen perform look like this any way. there's a lot of hand gestures. maybe, who knew. i depth i didn't know they were doing sign language. zblm for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, more after this. buy your vitamins at walgreens, your purchase helps provide life-changing vitamins to 100 million children. here in the u.s. and around the world through our partnership with vitamin angels. just stop by walgreens for your vitamins. doing good for you, does good for others too. walgreens... at the corner of happy and healthy. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radian

dreaded near no-hitter for shelby miller. an out away from history. braves beat the marlins, 6-0. afterwards they fire their manager mike redmond. >> really bad day for him. not because of what happened but an accumulation. >> the team is not very good and they would like them to be better and spending a lot of money. tune in live "sportscenter" 9 a.m. eastern complete coverage looking to the nba conference finals and game two, rangers and lightning. have an excellent monday kevin, john see ya. >>> all right, thanks guys. >>> in college baseball something you don't see very often at any level. arizona state outfielder johnny seehole hit by a pitch. look at this and he caught it. he caught it. he tossed it back to the washington state pitcher. the ball lodged between his arm and body wasn't hurt. the tv announcer said it might be one of the greatest things he has ever seen in maybe. a little over the top but the sun deafs did beat the cougars 6-5 in 11 innings. >> tossed it back to him so casually. >>> up next in "the pulse," the big winners at the billboard music awards and why no

i'm looking at shelby today. they are coming to america. they have officially come to america. they just launched their online store. it says me.com is here. the buying guide. so far i took a look and in stock. seems to be they have everything but the phone. you're talking about the knee pads, headphones and battery charges. they took the right step at the right them. -- time. they said they are not planning to bring smart phones to the u.s. market yet. >> seems like there is a lot of demand. hugely popular in china. rishaad: up next, keeping it healthy on the menus. in cities with limited space and costly land, can they keep up with the farm to table revolution? after the break, the growing business of, well, growing. [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight rishaad: our top stories. australia's bank said it still as t