when the fit corps is sent to sheridan at five forks sheridan instantly balks knowing these are some of his men. when sheridan is told he has to use the fifth corps as his support, led by general warren that order is followed up by general grant with if you have any problems with the corps commander, leave him with one of the division commanders, which you can say pretty much puts the writing on the wall that warren is not going to make it to the battle. warren as i alluded to, warren is late in getting his men there. of no fault of his own but as the battle is ending, he'll have leading the last charge at ficeve forks, as the sun is setting, he has his horse shot from underneath him. as he picks himself up, and men are rushing by him, pushing the confederates, and everyone is cheering, one of sheridan's staff officer rides over and he says commanding general which is -- wishes to let you know that you have been relieved. whoops. it probably was not the best time for either man. warren will ride to sheridan and ask him to reconsider, and it is a classic sheridan quote -- "reconsider,

the deaths of john and joyce sheridan on september 28th seemed a mystery until now investigators just declaring it a murder-suicide. a husband now accused of fatally attacking his wife before setting their master bedroom on fire. >> they decided it was a murder-suicide the second they walked on the scene. >> the sheridan family is fighting back pointing out what they call gaping holes in the prosecutors report ones that point to a brutal double murder and the suspect still at large. >> the community should be scared. they have no idea what happened at the crime scene and they are out telling the public they are safe. >> they say that he used a kitchen knife to fatally stab his wife and then an unknown october to kill himself and then setting the fire that ultimately killed him. they say it all points to one conclusion, the prosecutor has indicted and convicted my brother of murder when there hasn't even been a trial. >> they are releasing a list of unanswered questions too many to be closed. >> why no scratch marks on john sheridan when dna was found under the fingernails of joyce she

sheridans had their own autopsy done by doctor michael bad even who says john sheridan's wound were not self inflict, supporting possibility that both were murdered. prosecutor's only comment is that he stand by the investigation. >> if you are not the a family with resources and education, and wherewithal to fight this fight, i don't know how you ever get a fair shake from those people. >> reporter: today cooper health system says they will not comment on the sheridan's death investigation the family hasn't given up hope in finding the real killers. they are prepared to offer a $250,000 reward for any information that leads to a conviction. live from camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> a new jersey law maker is taking aim at swatting and he has become a victim himself. democratic assemblyman paul moriarty has been pushing for stiffer penalties for people who call 911 sending police to peoples homes for no reason. he thinks he may have been targeted as a result. police showed up at his home this weekend after getting a report of the shooting that n

sheridan's fingernails?heridan had been sending work e-mails just hours before the killing even planning a meeting for the next day. and the couple face timed with their grandson that night no signs of trouble. and where is the weapon used to stab john sheridan? it was never recovered. >> the community should be scared. the prosecutor has no idea what happened at that crime scene and he was out telling the public they were safe. >> reporter: family members think john and joyce sheridan may have been the victims of a brutal double homicide, not a murder-suicide. >> i want justice for my parents. i want a declaration that my mother died of a homicide then my father's manner of death is unresolved. i'd really like the prosecutor's office to actually go out and do some investigation to determine how he really died. >> reporter: now the sheridans are planning a lawsuit that challenges the findings of the report. the prosecutor says he stands by his report and because there is the possibility of a lawsuit, they'll

the family of john sheridan speaks out about their disbelief. cecily. >> the storm system that has triggered tornado watches for parts of tennessee and kentucky moves through here tonight. i'll detail what that means for us and the rest of your holiday weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily. ducis rodgers with the phillies getting trod play ball in south philadelphia when "action news" comes right back. >> the florida developer who is buying the revel casino out of bankruptcy has his sights set on a granter vision for atlantic city. today glen straub added to his casino collection buying the old showboat site next door to the revel he says it's part of a half billion dollar plan called the phoenix project to remake the north end of town. showboat closed for good last year and was bought by richard stockton university under a plan to turn night a college campus. trump taj mahal blocked that move demanding the site be moved as a casino. left in the lurch stockton had little choice but to resell the property. the school paid 18 mi

body a and concluded john sheridan killed joyed sheridan and there have after committed suicide. mark and his brothers hired doctor michael bod tone do an autopsy. he found john sheridan's a wound were not self inflict and knife to kill him was missing. shark sheridan says it is possible both of his parents were murder victims. >> i wish i had some answer for alternative toss what happened to my parents. if i had had conduct this investigation i believe i would have had them. >> reporter: somerset the county prosecutor's office said they stand by their investigation and won't comment further because of the pending lawsuit. sheridans are suing to have their father's death certificate changed so it does not say he killed himself. >> i had a huge amount of faith in the the system. i can tell you i no longer have that faith in the system. >> reporter: mark sheridan says his family is putting together a $250,000 reward for information that lead to the conviction of the person or persons that really killed his parents. live from camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> clev

the sheridan children are speaking out. >> good morning april 3, matt o'donnell is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >>> let's go over to david murphy with weather and matt pellman has the roads. there were a lot of people on the roads matt. >> reporter: we are looking at showers west of philadelphia. some of these in chester county, delaware county, right at the north edge might see this, all this is light and spotty. is you look farther to the west, not only do we have a lot of clouds in store there's additional shower activity coming in. later this afternoon we'll mix a downpour and thunderstorm that could go into the evening hours. it's mild, 60 in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington. 51 in the lehigh valley. and 48 in sea isle city. 45 along the boardwalk in atlantic city. 60 degrees in philadelphia. the storm tracker 6 live app probably holding that by 8:00 a.m. noon, 64 and 68 is the high. a couple of spots might hit 70 we're looking at on and off rain throughout the day. matt pellman i'll give you a detailed look on how that looks on future tracker 6 that's coming up. >> reporter: it's

john sheridan was ceo of cooper health. last in month the the somerset county prosecutor rule that sheridan killed his wife, joyce and then himself before setting their home in fire in september. one of the sheridan's sons is challenging the competence and credibility of that investigation in the the letter to the prosecutor. >> we have no idea what happened. trust me, i wish i were in charge of this investigation. they never conducted even or performed even the the basics of an investigation. all they did was try to prove that this was a murder/suicide. >> sheridan's son says the family is planning to sue. the prosecutor is standing by their investigation. >>> 5:37n business news this morning get ready to rock out, within more time. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from insuring with that and more, hi jill. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. strong earnings from banks of jp morgan, chase and wells fargo sent stocks higher on wall street. dow jones jump 59, nasdaq was down 11. today is tax day, you've got until midnigh

one general sheridan and the other is warren. warren finds himself being a democrat in a republican army. you can only imagine what he and winfield go through being supporters of general mcclellan. not a good place to be in when you're an officer in the army. that being said warren tends to not want to follow orders as grant gives them. warren tends to want to interpret orders to the benefit of his men only do what he thinks is going to preserve his fifth corps. that's not how grant wages warfare and it is certainly not how sheridan wages warfare. sheridan instantly balks knowing that some of these are warren's men. when sheridan is told that he has to use the fifth corps as his support led by general warren, that order is instantly followed up by general grant with if you have any problems with the corps commander relieve him of one of the division commanders which you would say pretty much puts the writing on the wall that warren is not going to make it through the battle. warren, as i kind of eluded to is late getting there th

on the floor by the bed joyce sheridan, carving knife and bread knife.d to light the fire. the poor pattern of gasoline around the bed. interesting thing we all wondering if there was an intruder how could they get out. there was a 2nd set of stairs that led to a dressing room with the door into the bedroom. those stairs went down to one room. bill: access to the bedroom could have been from the front, the door the side. >> you have to think someone could have come through here bill: the prosecutor essentially saying that john sheridan killed his wife set a fire killed himself and their explanation is that the armoire fell on top >> is right. the heavy top part fell on top of them and cause the broken ribs. bill: so completely on the other side someone came in murder came in, kill them both lit the fire, but fire, but the armoire on top of the fire and then escaped >> the killer or killers on the loose. he does not know how or why misses he will fight for his father's legacy and is trying to alert people that killers are out there. his family does not ca

john sheridan was a leader in the effort to vee -- revitalize camden. rumors swirled when the prosecutor said john sheridan stabbed his by wife to death and torched the house before killing himself. the four sons say the ruling was shoddy police work. >> we're not going to allow the prosecutor's office to destroy my father's legacy and my mother's legacy to protect them from their screw ups. >> he wants his father's manner of deaths declared unhe resolved. "good morning america" will have more on the exclusive interview coming up in effect. >>> president obama called the agreement with iran a historic understanding. it tentative deal will iran from getting a nuclear weapon and they will fails more inspections than any other nation in the world. >>> the revel casino will be sold today. glen straub will spend $82 million which is less than the deal from last year. the judge said straub will have to work out whams with the ten tenents, but it will not work out in the courtroom. >> that's what we do. >> reporter: straub is pitching all sorts of uses for the

mark sheridan called it quote, a failed investigation. firefighters found cooper university health systems ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce in their burning home in somerset county last september. prosecutors say john stabbed joyce in the chest and then stabbed himself before setting their home on fire. the brothers hired their own private investigator to look into their parents' deaths last november. today, they alleged in a letter that the prosecutor jumped to a conclusion that their parents died from a murder/suicide then made the evidence fit the theory despite the possibility of a third knife. authorities also said joyce had blood on her hands but mark sheridan said there were no scratches on his father. now the brothers said in the letter, the singular focus of the investigation was to prove the murder/suicide hypothesis rather than determine what happened to our parents when facts were developed that called that hypothesis into question. they were ignored. the sheridan brothers say they plan to file a state lawsuit over the cau

one general sheridan and the other is warren. warren finds himself being a democrat in a republican army. you can only imagine what he and winfield go through being supporters of general mcclellan. not a good place to be in when you're an officer in the army. that being said warren tends to not want to follow orders as grant gives them. warren tends to want to interpret orders to the benefit of his men only do what he thinks is going to preserve his fifth corps. that's not how grant wages warfare and it is certainly not how sheridan wages warfare. sheridan instantly balks knowing that some of these are warren's men. when sheridan is told that he has to use the fifth corps as his support led by general warren, that order is instantly followed up by general grant with if you have any problems with the corps commander relieve him of one of the division commanders which you would say pretty much puts the writing on the wall that warren is not going to make it through the battle. warren, as i kind of eluded to is late getting there th

john sheridan was the ceo of cooper health. last month somerset county prosecutor ruled sheridan killed his wife joyce and then himself inside of their skill man home back in september. now, one of the sheridan sons is challengeing both the competence and the credibility of that investigation in a scathing letter he certainly to the prosecutor. he says the family is now planning to sue. >> we have no idea what happened. trust me, i wish that i were in charge of this investigation. they never conducted conducted even or performed even the basics of an investigation. all they did was try to prove that this was murder suicide. >> the prosecutor in somerset county says he stands by the investigation. >>> well today new jersey governor chris christie proposed an overhaul of the social security system as he gears up for a possible gop presidential run. >> these changes will not affect you but will save these programs for your grandchildren. >> during that speech in new hampshire the governor said he would raise the retirement age fro

where is the weapon used to stab john sheridan? police never recovered it. knife used to kill joyce. >> the dna evidence in this case is extremely speculative. >> reporter: now the family is planning to sue the prosecutor and other officials not for money but to clear john sheridan's name. >> we're not going to allow the prosecutor's office to destroy my father's legacy my mother's legacy. >> reporter: and the prosecutor's office tells abc news "in light of the repeated tapes by members of the sheridan family, that litigation is imminent. furthe comment not appropriate at this time." the family is planning to file that any day but want to clear their parents' names and just remember they want everyone to remember they were a devoted couple married 47 years. devoted to their family friends and community. >> seems like there are a lot of questions out there. >> thank you, paula. >>> want to turn to an incredible survival story. a man missing for 66 days at sea rescued by the coast guard after his sailboat was spotted drifting over 200 miles off the coast of no

general sheridan gave the piece to general custer. it was kept infh and later given to the smithsonian. this is the first time we have a national currency during the civil war. it could be used anywhere. it is in the chicago historical society today. grant's swivel back chair. he sat in an office type chair that was swivelled with a leather back on it. that was obtained by general henry capehart. he was in custard's division too. that is in the smithsonian institution. lee's cane back chair was obtained by colonel edward whittaker. it's in the smithsonian. the candle sticks that were on the table the marble top table was obtained by brigadier sharp. the silence witness is one of the more interesting pieces in the room. it was a rag deal owned by an 8-year-old girl. it has been left in the parlor. when the federal officers came into the parlor they saw the doll and started kind of passing it among themselves. it was later taken by captain thomas w.c. moore. the family later returned it. you can see it in the park collection called the

they said john sheridan stabbed his wife stabbed himself and set fire to their home. the couples sons hired a private investigators to look into the case. in a letter sent yesterday they allege that the prosecutor jumped to a conclusion that it was murder/suicide and then made evidence to fit that theory in spite of the possibility of there being a third knife that was never found at the scene. the sons are offering a $250,000 reward for an arrest and conviction in the case. the sheridan brothers say they plan to file a state lawsuit over the cause of death. the prosecutor's office said in a statement to "nbc 10," in light of the repeated statements by members of the sheridan family that litigation is imminent, further comment would not be appropriate at this time. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> here we go on our way to a beautiful day today. we'll see plenty of sunshine. this morning we're seeing no rain be in the area. it has cleared out completely. the clouds have broken and the temperatures have come down. moon's just

at marshall's cross roads the federal cavalry was under general philip sheridan under wesley merit. he had with him some folks you probably recognize, george armstrong custer thomas devon and george cook many of these would become fighters in the indian wars afterwards. as mentioned earlier they are facing confederate general richard anderson, george picket and bushrod johnson. that fighting at that intersection which is just beyond our visitor's center is known as marshall's cross roads or harper's farm. here the union cavalry would attack at the same time that the fighting was going on down at the hillsman house along the creek, now at the fighting at the creek the confederates did not have artillery with which to reply to the union bombardment of artillery of 20 guns set up in the yard of the hillsman house. here at this fighting at the cross roads both confederate and union forces did have artillery with which to use. well a lot of the union cavalry had lost their horses in that they road directly from the shennen doughshen n shennen doa valley and they didn't have a chance to r

doing the same things that sheridan did to help him achieve his goals in wartime. grant also -- in a little more abstract sense -- he was quite a dedicated patriot. he one of the army to succeed. he wanted his country to succeed in the postwar years and his commitment to democratic ideals initially, before the war, he was not interested in politics had a suspicion of politics. after the war, when he was in the white house he did come to realize the great potential for positive good through political action and he did very much uphold the rights of former slaves to vote, black suffrage. that commitment to democratic ideals as part of the american credo. it was a very important part of his response to a poll be amendments of the constitution that undergirded civil rights. what we have to remember about ulysses s. grant is he did not undergo -- the between appomattox and becoming president. as a general, he had demonstrated capability with the generality of things and the details of things. he manipulated performance well and he showed a dogged perseverance to achieve

and it can spread easily through contaminated food, questions continue to swirl about john sheridan and his wife joyce the high-profile couple was found dead in september. their new jersey home had been set on fire. last week prosecutors ruled it a murder-suicide, they said that john stabbed his wife and then torched the house before stabbing himself but the sheridans four sons are calling that conclusion impossible. they believe it was a double murder with the killer still on the loose. >> the community should be scared. the prosecutor has no idea what happened at the crime scene and he was out telling them they were safe. >> there is a list of unanswered questions about their death coming up in a full report at 12:30. >>> the florida developer buying the revel casino has his sights set on a better atlantic city, he will reportedly buy the showboat, next door to the revel. part of a plan to remake the north of town. richard stockton bought showboat casino to open a campus there but the taj mahal blocked it. >>> the calendar brings two holidays together, passover arrived at sun down ton

in fact, he asked sheridan where general the was and sheridan said he is over at that house waiting to surrender to you. he invited sheridan to come along with him. when grant enters the parlor, the rose and met him. the two men shook hands. there was a contrast between the men. general lee put on a new uniform that day, said he expected to be general grant prisoner and wanted to make his best appearance. general grant was never a fancy dresser. he had just rover 20 miles virginia roads. as you probably experienced today. lee road only about 1.5 miles to this meeting. grant explained that he did not have baggage with them, and he did not want to make general lee wait. generally -- general lee arrived at the meeting. they found common ground. they discussed meeting and the mexican war. generally recalled that they had met. as the generals are speaking, general grants staff of files into the room. after some time a conversation about mexico, lee called grant seduction -- grants protection to the matters at hand. grant replied the terms of be substantially the same as what he had wrote. l

john sheridan stabbed his wife to death and torched the house before fatally stabbing himself. four sheridan boys say it's impossible and the ruling was shoddy police work. >> we're not going to allow the prosecutor's office to destroy my father's legacy, my mother's legacy to protect them from their screw ups. >> mark shar i done says he wants a declaration instead that his father's manner of death is unresolved. tune into "good morning america" 7 a.m. after "action news" to see more of this exclusive interview. >> and still to come on "action news" tonight, lost at sea. we have the amazing rescue of a man stranded on his sailboat for months. and the call he made to let his family know he is safe tonight. and also a new series of "action news" uncovering world class offers of philadelphia you may not realize. tonight monica malpass takes us on one of a kind photo gallery and they say lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place but can hit two planes plying to the same airport. cecily. >> get ready tomorrow for a warm and windy day and also a wet day and behind this system

in fact, he asked sheridan where general lee was and sheridan said he is over in that house waiting tonder to you. and he invited sheridan to come along with him. he said, come on, let's go. when grant enters the parlor, lee met him. there, indeed was a contrast between the two men. first of all, lee was 58 years old, grant was 42. there was a 16-year difference between each -- the two men. and sometimes, i think too much is made about their dress. general lee put on a new uniform that day. said he expected to be general grant's prisoner, and wanted to make his best appearance. general grant was never a fancy dresser. he had just rode over 20 miles on virginia muddy roads. as you probably experienced today. grant wasn't riding by himself. he had his staff with him. had an escort. third west virginia calvary. none of grant's staff was clean. it wasn't like the mud just stuck to grant and no one else. they were all mud splattered. general lee had put on a new uniform and he rode only about a mile and a mile and a half to this meeting. grant explained that he did not have his baggage with

the sheridan brothers say they plan to file a state lawsuit over the cause of death.the meantime the prosecutor's office says in part that in light of the repeated statements by the sheridan family that litigation is imminent further comment would not be given at this time. >>> police are looking at new recommendations about how to reduce the violent crime in that city. police got suggestions from the former head of the new york city police department. howard safer hired asir came up with a list of changes he would like to see in the department. one of them, a high tech crime center like the one new castle county unveiled yesterday. >> all of the data systems, all of the data will immediately help a real time crime center where they will be analyzed and information will immediately be delivered to patrol officers. >> another recommendation will have police hire desk work so officers can be given to police. >>> protesters against police brutality are expected to march in philadelphia today. the protesters took their message to trenton and bucks county last night. it's

and sheridan was about to advantage wish the last remaining resistance of the shenandoah valley. lee could count on only two railroads for supplies, and southern ports were all but closed to the outside world. yet lee was able to keep his army together as rowland wrote an enduring tribute to his leadership. the threat to his southern flank presented by sherman prompted lee in january to send joseph kershaw's infantry brigade under james connor wade hampton's cavalry division under butler, and hampton himself, chief of his cavalry, to south carolina to bolster the forces confronting sherman. demonstrating contrary to one of the typical criticisms of lee that he was not so virginia centric to neglect the other regions, even before his ascension to general in chief. lee successfully countered the offensive at the battle of hatcher's run. realizing that partial or possibly complete evacuation of richmond and petersburg might be necessary. lee began to prepare for just that contingency by creating stockpiles of supplies along the richmond and danville railroad. the route he would use

and sheridan was about to advantage wish the last remaining resistance of the shenandoah valley. lee could count on only two railroads for supplies, and southern ports were all but closed to the outside world. yet lee was able to keep his army together as rowland wrote an enduring tribute to his leadership. the threat to his southern flank presented by sherman prompted lee in january to send joseph kershaw's infantry brigade under james connor wade hampton's cavalry division under butler, and hampton himself, chief of his cavalry, to south carolina to bolster the forces confronting sherman. demonstrating contrary to one of the typical criticisms of lee that he was not so virginia centric to neglect the other regions, even before his ascension to general in chief. lee successfully countered the offensive at the battle of hatcher's run. realizing that partial or possibly complete evacuation of richmond and petersburg might be necessary. lee began to prepare for just that contingency by creating stockpiles of supplies along the richmond and danville railroad. the route he would use

in fact, he asked sheridan where general lee was and sheridan said he is over in that house waiting tonder to you. and he invited sheridan to come along with him. he said, come on, let's go. when grant enters the parlor, lee met him. there, indeed was a contrast between the two men. first of all, lee was 58 years old, grant was 42. there was a 16-year difference between each -- the two men. and sometimes, i think too much is made about their dress. general lee put on a new uniform that day. said he expected to be general grant's prisoner, and wanted to make his best appearance. general grant was never a fancy dresser. he had just rode over 20 miles on virginia muddy roads. as you probably experienced today. grant wasn't riding by himself. he had his staff with him. had an escort. third west virginia calvary. none of grant's staff was clean. it wasn't like the mud just stuck to grant and no one else. they were all mud splattered. general lee had put on a new uniform and he rode only about a mile and a mile and a half to this meeting. grant explained that he did not have his baggage with

in fact, he asked sheridan where general lee was and sheridan said he is over in that house waiting to. and he invited sheridan to come along with him. he said, come on, let's go. when grant enters the parlor, lee met him. there, indeed was a contrast between the two men. first of all, lee was 58 years old, grant was 42. there was a 16-year difference between each -- the two men. and sometimes, i think too much is made about their dress. general lee put on a new uniform that day. said he expected to be general grant's prisoner, and wanted to make his best appearance. general grant was never a fancy dresser. he had just rode over 20 miles on virginia muddy roads. as you probably experienced today. grant wasn't riding by himself. he had his staff with him. had an escort. third west virginia calvary. none of grant's staff was clean. it wasn't like the mud just stuck to grant and no one else. they were all mud splattered. general lee had put on a new uniform and he rode only about a mile and a mile and a half to this meeting. grant explained that he did not have his baggage with him and he

rumors swirled until friday when the somerset county prosecutor said john sheridan stabbed himself toth and torched the house before killing himself. four sons are saying this is impossible and the ruling was shoddy police work. >> we're not going to allow the prosecutor's office to destroy my father's legacy and my mother's legacy to protect them from their screwups. good morning will have more at 7:00 a.m. >> the framework for a nuclear deal is set with iran. president obama called the agreements a historic understanding. the tentative deal would dismantel iran's nuclear weapons program. some issues need to be resolved before final agreement in june. the president said iran will face more inspections than any other nation in the world. >>> the new owner of the shuttered revel casino plans to close on the deal today. glen straub will have to pay $82 million to finally get the deal done, he dropped the dedemand he buy the casino without any obligations to the old tenants. the judge said he'll have to work that out but not inside a courtroom. >> another day that's what we do, that's wh

sheridan wants no part of that. he wants to be in on the effort to finish lee's army. he's going nowhere. so now sherman doesn't really have a whole lot left. but it turns out that president lincoln is that city point. sherman wasn't aware of that. on the 27th and 28 grant and sherman and admiral porter have sort of an informal conversation with lincoln. it soon becomes apparent to sherman the lincoln wants to offer a lenient piece to the confederates, be conciliatory. with malice towards none charity for all. this deeply impresses sherman. is going to carry back those thoughts with him to north carolina. in his memoirs, sherman has this to say about lincoln. of all the men i've ever met, he possessed more of the elements of greatness combined with goodness than any other. now, sherman is going to march northward from goldsboro toward richmond, but that changes on april the sixth because he received word that grant has broken through with petersburg and richmond. the confederates are fleeing towards the west. how sherman directs his army toward raleigh. joe johnston is

sheridan wants no part of that. he wants to be in on the effort to finish lee's army. he's going nowhere. so now sherman doesn't really have a whole lot left. but it turns out that president lincoln is that city point. sherman wasn't aware of that. on the 27th and 28 grant and sherman and admiral porter have sort of an informal conversation with lincoln. it soon becomes apparent to sherman the lincoln wants to offer a lenient piece to the confederates, be conciliatory. with malice towards none charity for all. this deeply impresses sherman. is going to carry back those thoughts with him to north carolina. in his memoirs, sherman has this to say about lincoln. of all the men i've ever met, he possessed more of the elements of greatness combined with goodness than any other. now, sherman is going to march northward from goldsboro toward richmond, but that changes on april the sixth because he received word that grant has broken through with petersburg and richmond. the confederates are fleeing towards the west. how sherman directs his army toward raleigh. joe johnston is

one general sheridan and the other is warren. warren finds himself being a democrat in a republican army. you can only imagine what he and winfield go through being supporters of general

she aheard our team to craters along sheridan street near fifth in desperate need of repairs. thanks for the heads up, hopefully they will get repaired in the next two days since the district is on an accelerated repair schedule. if you have a pothole you want our pothole patrol to help get filled, go to wusa9 or tweet us at wusa 9 using the #pothole patrol 9 >>> a deadly accident shut downpour a busy road for much of the morning rush hour. one person -- shut down, a busy road for much of the morning rush hour. a chevy impala collided with a trash truck. the impala's driver was killed. the truck driver and two-car passengers are believed to have life-threatening injuries. >>> closing arguments are underway in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 counts, most in connection with the april 2013 bombing that killed three and wounded hundreds. his older brother was killed in a shootist areout with -- a shootout with police. the jury has heard from almost 100 witnesses. >> that moment was liberating for me. i was looking at the person that tried to destroy m