it is sheridan. >> looking at augusta and lexington. i think it is sheridan. sheridan would be right behind sherman. >> i always thought sheridan was worse than sherman. irish prejudice coming into play, there. he was short and irish and his hat was too small. >> i think you are letting sheridan off the hook. there is a monument in dayton. it's a plaque made out to a major from ohio infantry group who refused sheridan's orders to burn dayton. when you burn dayton, you are not burning barns of food, you are burning homes. >> that is part of the retaliation about masons son. -- mason's son. >> that is a really good point. say as early as sheridan is moving to the south, in the valley where he is trying to get his feet on the back -- on the ground after being put in charge and mosby is around, constantly harassing them. what people remember the most is it becomes much more disciplined , almost sort of mechanical destruction. you don't find those kinds of episodes later. i think that hunter wasted so ofh capital burning homes people who had ambivalent loyalties. s

they succumbed to sheridan's famous counterattack. what could have been early's greatest triumph fizzled to defeat. in an address to troops published widely in the newspaper, early berated his men for the failure. "soldiers of the army of the valley, i have the mortification of announcing to you that by your mistake a serious disaster occurred." early deflected all blame at the >> early has both but fall and winter had been compounded by actions -- targeting crops, underock, and slaves general grant's orders, which we have heard out several times before this morning. the destruction of civilian property start -- strikes. in some shenandoah residents, resource", how the mighty have fallen. -- he still spoke highly of early, calling, an officer of rate intelligence, good judgment, and undoubted bravery." on march 30, 1865 lee tactfully removed early from his duties, with these words, "i have reluctantly arrived at the conclusion that you cannot command the support of the people and full confidence of the soldiers, which is so a central

actions, and sheridan is complaining. sheridan says, just give me the calvary and i will whip jeff stewart. says, just let him do it. hip just you what is interesting about the exchange is it is usually from grants perspective. i want you to flip that around. this punk upstart is going to be given free reign for what he wants. are oil and meade water, a bad combination. you have just been snubbed by your new boss. and meade takes it. all right? compare this to another commander, george gordon needs to do very well a couple of months later, for the second time during the war throws up his command in the face of the enemy. i did not get the job i want, i quit. again, meade is not a quitter. he absorbs as many punches in this relationship with grant than he does fighting the confederates. the crossing of the james, ironically you're going to talk about that, we're focusing on whoseand not on a man -- this isashington a statue, jim has done a lot of research on this. it is kind of neglected, like his education. >> do you want

and all of a sudden i hit a tremendous traffic jam at sheridan circle. and i have no idea how many people drive that avenue a day. must be in the thousands. many thousand. and i look over and there's old phil sheridan up on the high horse with a requisite pigeon on his head and i thought to myself, how many people know who that is? why he's there. i'll bet almost none. and what a shame. what a shame. and i was getting pretty down about it. i was also late and i was frustrated. and just that point, i had the car radio on and on came "rhapsody in blue" and just lifted me right out of my blues, out of the traffic jam. and i began to think, when's more important to us now from past days, from other times, phil sheridan or george gershwin? not much of a question but the point is you can't leave the gershwin out and that's what john adams is telling us way back when -- long before we even were a country. so that their children have the right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture. all of the utmost importance and in many times what lasts longest. all t

this is a look at storm damage as a tree came down in the 500 block of sheridan road.he skies are clear in delaware river for thousands of people to enjoy the fourth of july fireworks at penn's landing. >> of course, this is all part of the free welcome america festivities. there are more fireworks at penn's landing tomorrow. to get a full list in your neighborhood, check out "6abc".com on our home page. you can take "action news" with you wherever you go this weekend. our free app gives you access to realtime traffic views and the latest news from your phone or tablet. now to developing news in new jersey where the count join is odown is onto a possible governt shutdown. a dispute over the largest healthcare insurer could bring operations to a halt. governor chris christie won't sign off on the budget unless democrats agree to his plan to take surplus funds from horizon blue shield to fund drug treatment programs. democrat assembly vincent prato says the plan would be bad for policyholders. if there is a government shutdown it would mean closing state run parks over t

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a tree came down on a house on the 500 block of sheridan road. that's a rough night there. help -- hopefully better weather coming for the weekend. >> reporter: that's what happens, you get the pop-up storms and it produces damage like this. sky6 live hd, center city skyline, lots of clouds in place this morning, it's extremely humid and once again very warm with temperatures in the upper 70s close to 80 degrees. as we look at satellite and radar what we're noticing is for now we're quiet. we have a couple of clouds across the delaware and the lehigh valleys, the main event, the line of storms is out to the west, across western portions of pennsylvania. you get into western portions of upstate new york that's the bulk of the moisture right now. that will slide through this afternoon. the idea for today, another hot and steamy day, high temperatures close to 90 degrees, low humidity levels. if we don't see 90, the humidity leaves will make it feel like 90. showers and thunderstorms between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. from west to east. and we expect powerful winds w

and steve sheridan is festival organizer, and steve joins me now. thanks for having me sir, having a great time. >> absolutely. >> we met when i first came through gates this afternoon and you told me a fun story as far as how you started, you started doing what, and look at how you have progressed. >> i got my start tapping burch beer and sarsaparilla wagon and operating our burch distillery. >> now you are organizer running it all. >> who would have ever thought >> doing a great job. what is new for visitors have not been here is what new. >> that is trick after 68 years you want to keep that continuity but have something new each year. we have the library museum for montgomery county. they are doing a, presentation so for the guys, so to speak we have one of the biggest theme portable engines ever made, a steam engine is down right behind us. that is firing up operating antique equipment each day. really cool. >> how do you keep people coming back. i know you mentioned great attraction. year after year, summer after summer it gets larger and larg

the most recent reported death was a 48-year-old man yesterday morning on the 2400 block of south sheridann another case, a middle aged man and woman died inside a motel room on the 7600 block of roosevelt boulevard. that was on sunday. >>> a water balloon police say that's what may have led to a stabbing and an hours long stand you. >> philadelphia's strawberry mansion section. officers responded to the 2500 block of north stanley street yesterday afternoon where they found a 23-year-old man stabbed in the chest. investigators say the assailant ran into a nearby home and barricaded himself inside. s.w.a.t. teams eventually end the the home and took one person into custody. the victim is in critical condition. >> police continue to investigate why two men opened fire inside a busy shopping center in south carolina yesterday. it happened at the north woods mall in north charleston. authorities say the two became engaged in a shootout outside a men's clothing store. the bullets shattered the glass of the store and another nearby. no one, though, was hit by the gunfire. however, one woman suf

but there was no word for it you just thought he was a more on the 175 years later richard sheridan wrote a play and there was a woman who miss used language amazingly and it is still a hilarious but at that time there was no word for it but it was such a big hit that those mistakes were known as inappropriate and that is where they got the of label. to make that distinction between literary where food is one class looking down on another in the modern malapropisms because we hear so many words in the media we don't have time to look them all up so sometimes we just repeat them. >> and of course, that means that appropriate to if you put that together it describes that. >> i am probably getting the word wrong but balder rise? define that for me. >> to take the naughty words out of shakespeare to pulverize the text so may favor reading was from zero fellow -- a fellow of fellow and he falsely tells him that his love is being unfaithful to him and and he changed that to she is playing the trumpet in your bed. [laughter] i like the idea to add naughty words. >> and they would put the naughty

chapter by chapter and so far the first two chapters are available here's my conversation with jordan sheridan. jordan thanks for being there. a late thanks for having your book is the first two chapters actually you pointed out chapter by chapter i like that in your first job you talk about interviewing people outside the democratic debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton why did you think it was important to talk to the dead try this the mold the scum you know the left overs knowing known as the american people why don't you do like the rest of the journalists you stay in the press van where it's warm and there are sandwiches. you know. you know pays me a billion billions of dollars so i figured i'd go talk to people no i mean i've always thought and i always got pushed back when i worked in corporate media why are we like just relying on pundits and all these out of touch people why don't we go talk to people and that's more expensive to do it that way it's less sexy but i always thought like how my going to report to my viewers what's actually going on if i'm not actually talking

kutztown here's a look at the damage as a tree came down on a house on the five hundred block of sheridan moving through, with this kind of weather, this is what to expect. >> reporter: the rain is good. my grass is starting to turn brown. >> how we looking? >> reporter: today is not too bad, but we could get showers and thunderstorms, again. we get you outside, beautiful shot of sky6 live hd penns landing, we don't have much in the way of shadows, we have cloudy skies, the sun is is not shining down this morning, but later tharched we owe this afternoon we could get peeks of sunshine. the air is so unstable at this point, the more sun you see the greater chances will be of seeing severe weather. you want to see that. you want to see cloudy skies, unless you're down at the beaches you want the sunshine. storm tracker 6 live nothing going on behind me, mainly cloudy skies, one or two areas picking up a spritz or sprinkle that's about it. temperatures this past week, monday, tuesday, wednesday, the high barely got into the low 80s. most of the surrounding suburbs never made it into the low

kevin sheridan, founder shared a media and communications director for now, speaker palmer entering the campaign when he was the vice presidential nominee. the former aide to senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> how are you? >> good. kevin, we heard today yet another deadline for senate republicans saying yes it's going to get done by the august recess or shortly thereafter. why can't republicans seem to get this together. >> we haven't seen a lot of that in last eight years, but this is because barack obama was the stop on everything they would get past a republican congressman. this is where the final deal is going to get done. i'm fairly optimistic that it will get done. they are about as a five-yard line in knowing mitch mcconnell will play action and jordanian son. we are really, really close to this. the conservatives want one thing. moderates want another. however, i don't see any senators being completely incapable with the exception of rand paul who probably wants to run for president again. everybody else is in play. train to michael, give us the democrats view. chuck schu

nothing but those mistakes that we all laugh at said he thought she was just a moron but then richard sheridanwrote a book called rivals and misused language amazingly candid is still hilarious but at that time there is no word for that either but it was such a big it that those mistakes became now appropriate and i make the distinction between malapropisms where one class looks down on another and the modern malapropisms that we all make in the media we don't have time to look them up so we just repeat them.al mea because that does mean bad and inappropriate so if you put that together. >> so i am getting the word wrong define that for me. >> is a guy who took shakespeare see you wed called the rise the text. >> my favorite example of that and somebody is warning of fellow -- othello that his love is being unfaithful to him but i believe this is correct and he changed that to she is playing the trumpet. [laughter]anyway. and believe that is true. >> is that where the word body comes from? so students would learn to read the back of the book first. >> you used the word dope weou saw these thre

jubal early's experiences as a confederate general, focusing on his loss to union general philip sheridan during the 1864 shenandoah campaign. she also analyzes early's memoirs and explores how he attempted to rehabilitate his reputation after the civil war. this free five-minute -- this 45 minute talk was part of a conference hosted by the university of virginia's center for civil war history. >> our third speaker we are thrilled to say is one of our shively meier, an associate professor of history virginia commonwealth university. her research interests involve the evolution of america's armed forces from these 1630 late 19th century with a particular focus on the interactions of soldiers with their natural environment and mental and physical health. her first

e would love to sheridaner and talk with them about being president.to be president. >> it's go beg or go home, right h. >> exactly. >> chef tom douglasing great to see you. >> you too. >> for more on tom douglas, head >>> up next, our saturday session with john moreland. "rolling stone" calls his latest release stunning. we'll get his story on his unlikely rise to success, and he'll perform next in studio 57. that's next. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me e thcarfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced

i like how the -- i believe the lead actor is tighe sheridan who plays the league.ly heavily on nostalgic element of the '80s. this trailer is great. can we listen to little bit of music. it's cool. >> ♪ terrorize your neighbor. whoever shall be found -- sometime i feel like -- >> obviously you have the michael jackson thriller theme. vicinity sent price. i love the goaf busters costume. everybody loves back stranger things they called back so many memories to your childhood and told great story. i'm interested to see how this will play out. i'm very excited. i'm sitting down with bash one of the characters from the show this coming saturday here in the d.c. area. she was a major fan favorite on the show. shannon purser is her name. the poster is very very cool. netflix again top of the their game with these shows. this is available on netflix. >> you can watch the whole thing. >> yeah. >> whole thing at one time. >> yeah >> i'm for netflix with television shows like that. i just think movies should get the theater run first then go to netflix. back in the day with

kyle posting pictures on instagram writing, quote: i love how all the patriots in sheridan had theire flag as he dropped in. that is our shot of the morning. awesome. ainsley: first double amputee to reenlist. steve: very good. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about this, if you were watching television over the weekend, you saw at donald trump's home course out in bedminster, new jersey, they hosted the ladies u.s. open. it was terrific. i had never seen the golf course like that. it's a beautiful facility. there is the president at his views station over the 15th green. ainsley: when the winner won he was waving down to her. i don't know if that was the shot. he was waiving down to her as she was walking up. brian: tweeted over the weekend. trump people so passionate to propel them into the white house, were kind of enjoying the fact that their man won the white house and watched all these protesters especially here in new york city rise up. now they decided to match their yelling with their support. and here's an example over the weekend. [chanting] >> i'm here because trump's e

$1.42 a share but we did see revenue that was better than expected for more on the numbers eric sheridans's managing director joins us to talk about this eric, how big of a surprise was it to see a miss like that revenue came in better than expected how shocked were you >> it wasn't that shocking at the end of the day this is a management team that's playing the long game. they beat the guidance for revenue in q2. they very rarely do that they've only come in at the high end of their guide they guided about 4% above the street for q3. talked about a lot of things resulting in reaccelerated revenue growth in the u.s. consumer environment right now there are not a lot of things reaxccelerating revenue growth and they are slowly investing against any number of opportunities to gain incremental market share for the long term. >> you know, amazon, this has been the playbook from day one jeff bezos laid this out in every letter that he's ever written, the people have always said okay, is there a point where investors run out of patience, what's your answer on that >> i don't think we're at tha

transgender former air force member vanessa sheridan said the policy could put serving personnel at risk snow were delivered. it was transported from a nearby ski centre that had been holding the snow from the previous winter for the start of the new ski season. with july temperatures reaching 25 degrees, however, the bears‘ fun in the snow may be short—lived. i think it‘sjust i think it‘s just kind of look at you as if to say you are so stupid. britain‘s adam peaty says he is over the moon with his performances this week at the world aquatic championships in budapest. he took the 50 metres breaststroke title yesterday, adding to the 100 metres he won on monday, but he just missed out on breaking his own world record for the third time. he said he has been on a rollercoaster of emotions this week, breaking records, then getting back in the pool to race again. yes, very good. it is quite exhausting coming out, switching off, switching on, especially the night with the double. i am so, so happy with my performances here. 225 points now, and i know that there is more in that. i don‘t want t

the driver seat is chris aldrich, in the backseat's coach scrunched up to him in the door is paul sheridanjanesville. he tosses his double inside and slammed the trunk shot before he gets in on the passenger side. the door is very close to when they got and it is conned and he was off. 280 miles to go. four hours and 35 minutes speeding just a little weather pretty sure they're not get caught.