warren and sheridan. undisputed will. .t is almost never the recorded there are five instances during the overland campaign where gouverneur k. warren was complaining that sheridan's calvary is not doing what it should do. instead of going out and screening the army and finding the enemy, he is left to do the calvary work with his infantry and at the church, the pennsylvania reserves who are going home in a few days my going out to do calvary recall and they are taken off the field . and gouverneur k. warren is almost overrun. but with the artillery, they were able to cut off the confederates. and the disastrous attacks. but i will point gouverneur k. warren has only a little bit of calvary with him, and he says my would rather have no calvary at all, because they are not doing what they're supposed to be doing. the criticism of sheridan and his calvary are not allowed at headquarters. -- meadeo when needed is furious that sheridan is blocking the road and cannot be found because he is at a farmhouse of t

sheridan will also drag his feet and not do much of anything. the second corps will get a late start and they are attacked and not be much of consequence. the terrain in his front is not allowed for a large-scale assault. major general john parks, commanding the federal ninth corps, does lunch a very -- launch a very intrepid assault. it is not really of much significance as far as and in the campaign. it is not decisive of april 2, 1855. that occurs along the fishhook of the federal lines. fisher, fort welch, the sixth corps. it is featured here. most accounts -- you see it in almost every theater. they are hunkered down. this is the sixth corps at fredericksburg. at fredericksburg, at the second battle of fredericksburg, the sixth corps really establishes an identity of doing the impossible of succeeding where others have failed of carrying out a series of impressively designed, executed rental assaults, including one we walk into tomorrow of the same position. now, the next series of slides, we will not be talking a lot about them, the contex

phil sheridan, nobody knows where phil sheridan is.es galavanting into camp, he's irate because we had the gall to order his own troopers around. imagine that. >> and the two get into an explosive argument. two have the incredible volcanic tempers, and immediate is the one who dials it back, it's an active insubordination on sheridan's part. and so meade goes to grant and says, can you believe this guy? here's what just happened. he had the gal to say, if you give me the orders, i'll go out and get stewart myself. grant, instead of backing his army commander backs his pet, phil sheridan. he generally knows what he's talking about, cut the orders and let him do it. oh, okay. so somewhat fwlaber gasted meade cuts the orders and let's sheridan ride off. leaving the army of the potomac blind and deaf. and i want to call on that very important fact to your attention. because what unfolds over the next 2 1/2 weeks, thousands of union lives are lost because phil sheridan has left with the eyes and ears. he tends to get a free pass in history,

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where 80-year-old joseph sheridan was on the ground and unconscious. >> he wasn't doing too well.'s no pulse, no breathing at the time. his wife and daughter were there. so that added, you know, little bit added stress. they were visibly upset of course. >> reporter: sergeant varndor start the cpr until trooper mi mike, arrived moments later, using an aed to deliver one shock. >> we checked for a pulse and it was strong. i mean it was pounding. i've done this before and i've never seen a pulse return that strong. >> it was a huge relief. >> reporter: win minutes paramedics and ems were on the scene and sheridan was rushed to the hospital where he is still being treated. >> his wife and his daughters actually stopped here today. >> reporter: he spoke to hem personally. he said the family wanted to say thank you and let the two troopers know they saved a life. >> it was fantastic. i mean i was nervous at first because i didn't know what they were going to tell me. that was probably the best news i can have gotten. >> reporter: troopers say it was a team effort and all in day's work.

it was huge relieve. >> within minute, paramedics, ems, were on the scene, and sheridan was rushed tohe hospital where he is still being treated. >> his wife and and his daughters actually stopped here today. >> spoke to them personally. he said the family wanted to say thank you and let the two troopers know they saved a life. >> he was fantastic. i mean, i was nervous at first, because i didn't know what they were going to tell me. that was probably the best news i could have got glenn the troopers say it was a team effort. and all in a day's work. still, they're being hailed as heroes, in the eyes of many. >> i don't know if i would say hero. definitely grateful that i've been trained to do this and glad i got a chance to help. >> that's why we're troopers. that's why we are police officer. we come to work for a reason. we are glad we are there at the time and did our job. >> joseph sheridan's family told the troopers he has rough road ahead of him but are optimistic and ' turnly grateful to the two troopers for their quick action and life saving effort. >> dawn timoney, "fox 29 ne

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one of the troopers performed cpr and the other use an aed to revive sheridan before paramedics thenushed him to a nearby hospital. well today his family stopped by the airport barracks to say thank you for saving his life. >> it was fantastic. i mon i was nervous at first because i didn't know what they were going to tell me. that was probably the best news i could have gotten. >> the 80-year-old's family told the troopers he has a rough road ahead but they are optimistic about his recovery. >>> you see it, you shoot it. our fresco users are helping us show what is going on in your enabled. iain? >> lucy, three men including one teen in the hospital tonight after shooting in south philadelphia. fresco user clifford takes us to the scene at 24 many and dickinson tonight. police say the gunshots were heard around 7:30. two men, 18-year-old an 21-year-old, are in stable condition. the third victim a 23-year-old is in critical condition. as police continue to hunt for the shooter. >>> and tonight fire investigators are trying to figure out what started this fire at west norriton townshi

issues we have as you're headed into the district, so inbound suitland parkway pushed off on to sheridan road because of that police investigation. and then water street southeast between 12th and m, fire activity with all the lanes blocked here this morning. right now again, northbound 295 before benning road, that work zone blocking one of the lanes there. 66 and 95 overall no problems. you can also see here through prince george's county everything is looking good. safetrack runs through december 21st, that is this wednesday. silver and orange single tracking between east falls church and west. again wraps up on wednesday and then we'll go into the next round. >>> 4:33. and the shipping countdown is on. you have six days to get your holiday gifts wrapped, packed and shipped. if you're using the postal service, back your patience. here are a few important shipping deadlines. first class mail. wednesday is the deadline for priority mail. friday is the deadline for priority mail express. and pope francis offist offices saturday, but most will close at noon. 30 million packages expected t

still doing the work between somerset and sheridan street with one lane blocked. heading into d.c., little slow crossing the 14th street. passed the pentagon we're still on the brakes all the way to the mixing bowl. big picture look, not a terrible ride as far as accidents go. but we definitely have those delays. bottom side of the beltway, the northwest corner and 66. here's a live look. which gives you an idea. outer loop, the bottom side getting to the wilson bridge we're just over 30 minutes from fairfax to the beltway. and 30 minutes between the beltway. that's a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: coming up next for us at abc 7 news at 4:00. tomorrow is free shipping day. michelle: but we' michelle: if you yet, you have another discount day coming up tomorrow. it's free shipping friday, but consumer reporter looks into whether you get great deals or if it's all hype so you don't waste your money. >> hard to believe but we are in the final countdown of the holiday shopping season in the d.c. area. the good news is if you still have gifts to buy, rock bott

inbound suitland parkway right now being pushed off on to sheridan road because of a police investigationvity with lanes blocked. northbound 295 before benning, work zone blocking the right lane. and overall the beltway looking pretty good. >>> we have breaking news in the district. that coming to us out of southeast d.c. check out this video that we got. you're looking at a building completely engulfed in heavy flames in the 1400 block of water street. melissa mentioned a little bit of this near the district yacht club. this is on the west side of the anacostia river. firefighters working through the night to knock out the flame. also with the help of fire boats we know. nobody was hurt, but molette green is on the way for the scene. we're hoping to get more information on how all started and whether or not it will continue to impact your drive around the area. aaron, back to you. >>> today the election season will effectively come to an end with the electoral college vote sflp electors will gather in state capitols to officially choose donald trump as the next president. but some electo

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kevin sheridan, we appreciate it.will be talking later in the show about what is next for the democrats as well. thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, it has been a meeting place for patriots for centuries, a look at the beautiful samuel hall and its historic boston area as "america's news headquarters" continues. psh psh lunch is ready! campbell's spider-man soups. made for real, real life. thanks mom ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. family road trip! fun! check engine. not fun! but, you've got hum. that's like driving with this guy. all you do is press this, and in plain english, "coolant", you'll know what's wrong. if you do need a mechanic, just press this. "thank you for calling hum." and if you really need help, help can find you, automatically, 24/7. because you put this, in here.

>> okay, in a nutshell, i play donna sheridan, threes my two best friends, rosey and tanya.t father is. the three possible dads show up because she invites them, and as you can imagine, chaos and hilarity ensue. >> part whatever we love about it is the muse sick phenominal, just great show, the music of abba. we have the best time with it, what's the neatest thing for you to be on the show. >> i'm obsessed with abba. since a child for me, just great to get out there, every night, bring this hot warm story to the audiences across the country, and sing this amazing music. >> and you're from pennsylvania? >> i'm originally from pennsylvania. >> hello! >> so you've been on this show for couple of years now? >> third year. my third year, yes. i've been doing this for awhile, and it is still fun, i have to say, still honestly one of the biggest pleasures of my career to get on this stage, sing the music, have the audience kind of join us in the party we have every night. >> the show has been around for about 16 years, calling this the farewell tour. boo hoo. what's it like to be o

beautiful on sheridan circle. and this is my biggest work in washington. this is the toy theater which shows a view of what dupont circle was like when the population first started moving up there. surrounded by the toy theater i had as a kid. this is on sunderland place near the old mansion. i met a man who bought an apartment and the apartment building did opposite, that faces the mural because he said he liked the view. just a few odd ones here. this is a view of paris i put in freedman's house. but it worked well. i sort of liked it. this guy wanted a fake window with a view of the chrysler building which also worked quite well. did look like a window. and these are fireboards in the 19th century. a popular thing to have a cutout sort of in front of the fireplace in summer. a hound and a pretty lady. the canal in georgetown. now a lot of people ask me -- that's a later view of the white house, 1850. tiger creek, the white house, things were not a swamp. i guess everyone here knows that. it wasn't a swamp. it was beautiful. the early accounts of washing

this is now again, inbound suitland parkway was being pushed on to sheridan but that is gone. all the flames we'll talk about here in a second closing down water street southeast between 12th and m because of the fire activity. >>> let's talk more about that breaking news in east washington. >> molette green just arrived on the scene of that heavy fire near the district yacht club. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at what we seer this large structure d.c. firefighters still very much working to keep this thing contained. and it is contained. they are working on hot spots. but you can still see the smoke coming up from the structure here. the fire has pretty much been put out. but they are working on these hot spots. this area is very isolated. it allowed the fire to probably get more advanced even though there were several 911 call that is came in just after 3:00 a.m. firefighters tell me they knew what to expect in terms of the water supply in this ice hated area, some of the hydrants are considered dead hydrants, but the fire department tells me

kevin sheridan is back, he was communications director for paul ryan's vice presidential campaign when he ran with mitt romney. maeve reston is with us, cnn national political reporter. good to see both of you guys and, kevin, let me turn to you and piggyback off of sara's point on this d.c. trump hotel. again just to make it clear for you watching. so the issue is this hotel sits on federal property so a provision of the deal prevents any official -- like the president of the united states -- from having a piece of the lease. what do you think mr. trump should do? >> well his legal team postponed their announcement of what they're going to do. it's a complicated issue in general with the entire trump organization about how they're going to separate -- the hotel is only one piece of it, it's a multiple dollar company and it's worldwide. they have to come up with a way to show the american people there is a real divide what donald trump is doing as president and what his family is doing running the business. i'm confident they will do that. >> you are confident? >> i am. they have an ex

>> brangham: 21-year-old victoria golabmeyer comes from sheridan, wyoming, and she too wants to serveombat as a combat engineer. we caught up with her as she was on ¡the crucible'-- the grueling two-day, 45-mile course that's the last major training event for every marine recruit. >> i want to be here. i want to be fighting for my country. i want to learn how to be honorable. i want to learn to fight. i want to advance my career and be in a place that feels like family, you know that they have your back. >> brangham: part of what sets the marines apart is how it trains recruits. at the rappel tower, at the shooting range, in mock combat, even in the classrooms, the sexes are divided. women train with women, men with men. the marines are the only service that does it this way. >> one, it's just a tradition; it's what the marine corp has always done. but i think it also takes away distraction. most these kids are high school age. you know, they're 18, 19 years old. i mean when you kind of get down to boys and girls, it's a distraction. >> brangham: but others, like retired lt. col. kate

sheridan, in columbus ohio.'m a koreanler: old and in, 87 years grope with a president who said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. blind, unreasoning fear. that's what they're trying to get us into, blind, unreasonable fear. that is my comment. host: how should the media cover these type of offense? i assume you're talking but the wall-to-wall coverage whenever these things happen and that it only increases fear. caller: say it happened. edward r -- we don't have edward r mario. they covered things that didn't get people in blind fear. i'm currently reading an of eric sever right, not so loudly dream. look into those guys. they were covering it the way it was. host: when you say they covered it right, what do you mean? caller: they say this is what happened. we suspect it was terrorists. that is fine. they just keep bringing it up. august use watch the news. you don't get coverage on that. thank you for taking my call and thank you for c-span. host: from the u.s. department of state, a statement from