well, it's one of his boyhood idles, general phillip sheridan and you see the portrait of sheridan there. kelly would ask him details of the battles and one they think in particular, the famous painting that kelly did an engraving called sheridan's ride. and it was actually named after a poem by thomas buchanan reed and there was a famous poem. you've got to remember, this was a time in american history, young school children had to study and memorize poetry and recite it in the classroom. well, probably the most popular poem of the day was sheridan's ride. and you'll see the painting over there on the wall. the author of that poem is also a painter. and that's thomas buchanan reed's painting of sheridan's ride. when kelly was drawing this, his own version of sheridan's ride and his father commented and said, well, the poem says that they make a statue one day of that event and who is going to be the sculpture of that, and kelly said me, i'll do it. and that was kelly's very first attempt at sculpture and you'll see on the table there, there is a copy of kelly's statuette, bronze, genera

you see the portrait of sheridan there? him details of the battles and and one thing in particular, the famous painting that kelly did, an engraving called the sheridan's ride and it's actually named after a poem written by thomas buchanan read. and there was a famous now you got to remember this was a time in american history young young schoolchildren had to study and, memorize poetry and recited in the classroom. well, probably the most popular poem of the day was sheridan's right. and you'll see the painting over there on the wall of the author of that poem is also the painter, and that's thomas mchenry's painting of sheridan's. right. well, when kelly was drawing this his version of sheridan's right. his father just commented and say, well, the poem says that as they make a statue one day of that event. and i wonder going to be the sculptor to create statue. and kelly said, may, i'll do it. yes, sorry. and that was kelly's very first attempt at sculpture. you'll see on the table there is a copy of kelly's statuette bro

bill discovered in transcribed kelley's interview with general grant, sherman, sheridan, sickles, webb, slocum, hancock, warren, chamberlain and many others, he published generals and bronze interviewing a commander of the civil war in 2005 in the civil war times magazine called a blockbuster history of the civil war so it gives me great pleasure to introduce bill. >> thank you. in the little bit of kelly and from his front doorstep and tens of thousands of soldiers marching off to the work and the reports of the battlefield in the film she described to the illustrated magazines of the day harper's weekly frank leslie's paper in the sketches and illustrations and true stories and general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek in one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend and one thing that kelly did she had a natural aptitude for art and schoolmates and he would draw pictures of grants and all the other families generals, she heloved history it was always hs ambition and he said i went to the portraits and i wanted told draw pictures of soldiers and generals and

am going to going to very well constructed base camp and had a massive part of bosch soup that we sheridan. i think that's extraordinary. important to keep the motivation of the troops i is to maintain a, the connection to civilized and fraternal living. and they were jocular, they were happy, they were motivated. there was a joyful enthusiasm in the hearts of the russian soldiers where i think the ukrainian soldiers are full of dread fear and the ventu ality of defeat and perhaps absolute destruction documented. so for, for what i'm not going to be on the point, the same post in the, on the well, when we're out in the field, i enjoy the meeting, the young japanese gentleman who had joined the troops and was finding on the front lines. he was fighting as a independent volunteer because he was an anti globalist. he did not want to see the george soros and global his tyranny spread in russia was the only country that uh, was uh, fighting back against that high stakes. yeah. they own from the one month one month . yes. from japan. yes. oh, okay. and have you seen any action? have you been fig

southbound 6.80, at sheridan road and no, we're still tracking an accident.vigate around that 5, 88, 80, there's a look at that. well, over an hour from dublin down to fremont, tony woman run into the city. the meter lights are on. that will slow you down 15 along a richmond center fell bridge checking all have a force traffic builds. 43 minutes, antioch, into conquered 101. is to slow as well. 70 minute ride. 85 up to middle part is getting busier as we hit the 8 o'clock hour to 80 82. 85. are options and a 60 minute ride along late 80's cilantro down to 2.37. darya. back to you. thank you. reyna some 46 and this trash lake is now the target of a city lawsuit in san francisco. mckie standing water. there's a floating toilet top there at this vacant lot in the south of market neighborhood. >> it's been like this for years ever since it was purchased the shipley and 5th streets has become overloaded with trash. and so the city suing the company that owns the property. that property is owned by 3 65th street llc. and the city attorney says that this is a nuisan

the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been the majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today . the oil obviously using go to if i saw lots of levels easier. sure. the footboard, the other thing is to know that what's the appointment to do with disease of joy to process the moment for you while you're looking at this moment. so we can use the cool dips, the j, somebody for each of the present the best here as well. yeah, you can sort of think what's on the bill for the from chicago. they put us towards each of them. and there's only what you me is to suggest them with learning is good and you don't know if there was when you fill in the silver soft in that by the lights on the the.

and now for example, sheridan is wanting us to become a sanctuary state. i've got family that live in those states. a woman was killed, a 16-year-old two years ago. host: so is your question about the debates regarding how immigration might be handled? is that what you wanted? go ahead. caller: i think -- guest: i think that raising number of important issues in terms of cost of basic things, immigration. but we find in that debate encounter as i said earlier, 90 minutes, these debates typically cover a range of issues. the question is, they usually will >> we will leave this here now for live coverage of the u.s. house. you can continue watching online at c-span.org.

the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army generals philip sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the . the a size washington a choose is archie yup. sewing this cord of division in the country. russia's deputy on board to the un tells us america appears been networks proving influence a dozen tow the main stream. the current us administration is absolutely not interested in americans having access to any alternative point of view since archie is still a very popular channel in the us and around the world. washington is trying to direct its anger, specifically at archie and other russian news agencies that are trying to convey the truth. but we took a deep dive into the rings of so called russian this information c

i think he was in kindergarten at sheridan because he and i attended the same elementary school there was an officer bill. he would just be like mom officer bill was there then one day, he said, mom, i touched his gun. and he was just so happy about it. everything happened at five minutes. i would say everything. happened at 4 to 5 years old. it's like one of those goals to where you just you can't you can't just let go. high school. i think you know everybody kind of strays. he was just riding the wave. and i mean, he graduated. thank god. one day i think he was about 20 or 21. he told me, he said mom. i want to be a cop or a firefighter, i said. no you're going to be a firefighter. but that's really not what he wanted to do. his words were i want to make a difference. and that was a really proud moment for me when he said that my dad was a cop in the philippines for 20 years. i think a lot of that played a role into his becoming a cop. my dad was really happy about it. my mom. she was kind of worried, but i just figured i can't stop him. he can make his own decisions. stu. i just wa

word yet on when that will be released and demi moore will start in yellowstone creator taylor sheridan'sool is that? finally, do you remember? earth, wind and fire wants to remind you that september is their month. band members philip bailey and white tell people magazine that september starts with them bailey adding, quote: we got a key to the city in september in several different cities and stuff in september. so they are claiming the whole month is theirs. not just the 21st day. >> ainsley: we have to give it to them as they gave us this great song. thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: don't go anywhere. we have "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ 1z and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your

adding to the uncertainty many feel, including sfusd teacher and parent heidi sheridan. >> no one school is safe and with the lack of transparency, it's nerve wracking. >> the creation of this team is giving her hope. >> we can use any of the help we can get. i feel confident that there's representation from the department of rec and park and department of children, youth and family services, so i think anything and any expertise we will take to avoid a state takeover. >> the school district has to provide a clear plan and a balanced budget to the state by the end of the year. that is what the city's team will be focused on. i also asked the mayor about a list of schools she said they're still evaluating this. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> still to come here on abc seven news at ten. the encouraging news about hiv infections in san francisco. local trends are even better than national. also ahead. >> seriously, john, we've been trying to interview you for years. >> it's our sports director, larry beil. like you've never seen him before. on the topic of a's owner john fish

adding to the uncertainty, many feel, including sfusd teacher and parent heidi sheridan. >> no one's school is safe. and with the lack of transparency, it's nerve wracking. >> the creation of this team is giving her hope. >> we can use any of the help we can get. i feel confident that there's representation from the department of rec and park and department of children, youth and family services. so i think anything and any expertise we will take to avoid a state takeover. >> and the city is also deploying an additional fiscal support of $8.4 million. the school district has to provide a clear plan and a balanced budget to the state by the end of the year. that is what the city's team will be focused on. i also asked the mayor about a list of schools she said. they're still evaluating this in the newsroom. luz pena, abc seven news. >> well, breaking news governor newsom has signed a bill aimed at limiting or flat out banning student cell phone use. the new law requires school districts, charter schools and county education offices to come up with a plan by july 2026 to limit or ban c

from today after a brief hiatus over differences between star kevin costner and create or taylor sheridanner will not be on the show. i'm going to miss john dutton. aren't you? but his daughter, she's rocking it. boot barn shares are rocking it too capitalizing on the trend. share are up right now 9% up 81% year-to-date. activist investors giving no love to southwest airlines while elliott management appears to have succeeded now enforcing a boardroom shakeup. the pressure the hedge fund has put on the company is grounding the stock. aviation icon frank lorenzo no stranger to wheeling and dealing in the industry with the likes of donald trump and carl icahn. the former ceo of continental airlines is here to react to the southwest news and to share insights on what's right and wrong with american air travel. it's first on fox business. and nobody would have bet that when these two seventh graders met in gym class way back when that by their senior year of high school they would start creating music in the basement of their los angeles homes, and eventually create two friends. what they bas

reporter sheila sheridan, from our sister station in los angeles, has that. >> it's a journey to answernouncing the europa clipper is ready to launch to jupiter's moon, because we have the opportunity to go to a new place that we've never explored before in depth. europa clipper is set to leave in just a matter of weeks. one of the goals is to determine if the ocean underneath the icy surface could contain ingredients for life. >> what we have is a moon about the size of our moon. yet with, we believe, an ocean that has twice the water of all of earth's oceans together. and so we're going to explore this ocean world and understand whether the conditions exist and are for this environment to be habitable. >> evidence suggests that europa's vast ocean could contain essential life ingredients. to find out, the europa clipper will travel to jupiter over the next five years, arriving in 2030. we are not landing. >> it's one of the elegant parts of this mission, so we actually orbit jupiter and every three weeks we fly close flyby into that radiation environment to do the science we want to d

sherman, yet to make his appearance on the stage, never mind phil sheridan. the fact that pope did not enforce his on a grand scale, made little difference. perception trumped reality here, as is almost always the case, confederates reacted vehemently to the threats inherent in the orders and to specific instances of federal arrests and confiscations meanwhile, the increased movement of enslaved refugees toward pope's lines stoked visceral fears of the consequences of. emancipation confederates coalesced with an outraged sense of purpose, determined to resist a foe threatened every aspect of their social and economic structures. newspapers engaged in a carnival of outrage that in instigated popular fury directed at pope on july fourth, the richmond daily dispatch printed pope's three orders under the heading in all caps and tie general army virginia to be laid waste in early august. this paper insisted the pope's proclamations constituted an open invitation plunder and a premium for other richmond match. the daily dispatch and stridency, as did many outside o

and now for example, sheridan is wanting us to become a sanctuary state.'ve got family that live in those states. a woman was killed, a 16-year-old two years ago. host: so is your question about the debates regarding how immigration might be handled? is that what you wanted? go ahead. caller: i think -- guest: i think that raising number of important issues in terms of cost of basic things, immigration. but we find in that debate encounter as i said earlier, 90 minutes, these debates typically cover a range of issues. the question is, they usually will cover issues that have been identified as most important to voters. now, will voters come to the moment and really understand what the candidates ideas are in addressing these issues? again, the caller raised several of these issues, and when we make an assessment of yeah, this candidate had some ideas on how to address whatever the issues might be, the cost of childcare, for example, when that was put them, they've been the didn't say much. they didn't seem to have any idea of how to address these issues. a

but nevertheless, today at the rally, you know, we've heard from speakers such as tommy sheridan, whondence parties get more than 50% combined in 2026, at the next scottish election, then we should just declare ourselves independent. i'm not quite sure if that will fly, but after him, of course. we also heard from alex salmond, the man who doesn't beat about the bush does not mince his words and he had some particularly cutting remarks to say about the government as it stands up here in holyrood assembly. >> parliament in holyrood is now. they've had ten years of mandates for a referendum and they have done nothing . our they have done nothing. our biggest industrial facility is threatened with closure and they stand by and do nothing. >> hundreds of thousands of pensioners are threatened with fuel poverty this winter and they do nothing that has to end no more capitulation from our and that that very much is that booming voice of alex salmond there and, you know, talking to there and, you know, talking to the few hundred people who had come here today, but certainly not not the most