sherman changed his plan. he does not intend to hold atlanta anymore, he wants to evacuate it, cut away with 60,000 of his troops and march through georgia. after this wonderful set of earthworks was finished, george barnard quickly exposed maybe about a dozen photographs of it for posterity, and then the federals evacuated atlanta and left the city behind and never used them. sherman has other objectives. the march of the sea is it. no earthworks in the marsh of the sea. it is not static warfare, it is not trench warfare, it is rapid mobile strategic rating. in the warships into another gear. what is the bottom line about fortifications in the atlantic campaign? the campaign was heavily vested with fortification by both sides. did it do either of them any good? the confederates used fortifications for defensive purposes to delay sherman, they failed to stop him. why? because sherman cleverly used fortifications for offensive purposes. his men dug lines to hold their attention and you can hold that line with f

sherman. mr. sherman: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. and include extraneous material on house resolution 543. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sherman: yumdz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. sherman: the world is watching hong kong and hong kong is watching the floor of the house of representatives. people by the tens of thousands in hong kong have demonstrated bills we are considering here today. so, they have taken great risk to themselves and tremendous courage. the least we can do is pass these bills. speak in favor of these bills on hong kong. of proud to co-sponsor all the legislation under consideration dealing with hong kong. first focus on a bill introduced with our colleagues, mrs. wagner, mr. yoho, the mr. ranking member of the asia subcommittee, my partner on the asia subcommittee. this resolution demonstrates extradition alled bill is an infringement on

sherman. >>> he knows how i am.will write a story about it. i didn't respect it. >>> a lot of smiling faces down there in santa clara. september 15 was the last time the raiders played at the oakland coliseum. you don't have to remind the head coach. >>> this has been the most ridiculous road trip i have been on. become a travel agent after this trip. i know a lot about moving around and flying around in different hotels. >>> raiders rack up 24,000 miles. next sunday will be their first game at the coliseum and 49 days. gruden and derek carr both have big plans for the extra time at home. >>> i want to take my wife on a date.>>> went to have dinner with my wife friday night. i kind of miss her. >>> the raiders almost pulled off a victory yesterday. in houston. which would have given them a 4- 3 record.>>> that is a grueling road trip. people forget they have to go to europe. >>> announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped t

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taking centestage is sean sherman, a chef better known by his brand, sioux chef, as in -s- i-o-u- >> there's some dandelion, there's three kinds of mushrooms, we have pattypan squash that we actually grew in our garden. >> reporter: he uses native ingredients common to thegr americas for hundreds of years before whiteettlers arrived. >> part of our challenge toel ves was to cut out colonial ingredients, so we stopped using dairy, wheat flour, cane sugar. >> reporter: for chef sherman it is also a way to push back against processed foods that he hers blame for grave health consequences in the u.s. today. >> the foods tt all of us are ting today, that most of us are eating today are kling us, you knowthey are the sources of our diabetes, or chronic disease or cardiovascular disease. >> reporter: mary owen is a soofessor of medicine who practices at a nearby reservation.sh said poor diets are linked to two leading causes of death among native americans: cancer and heart diseas >> native people in this state die 10 years sooner than non- natives or white folks, actually. >> reporter: 45-

taking center stage was sean sherman.tter known by his brand , sous chef -- sioux chef. >> there's some dandelion, three different kinds of mushrooms. fred: he uses native ingredients common to the americas for hundreds of years before white settlers arrived. >> part of our challenge was to cut out colonial ingredients. we stopped using dairy, wheat flour, sugar. fred: it is also a way to push back against processed foods that hand otrs blame for grave health consequences in the u.s. today. >> the foods most of us are eating today are killing us. they are the sources of our diabetes, our disease. fred: mary is a professor of dicine who practices at a nearby reservation. she says poor diets are linked to two leading causes ofam death g native americans, cancer and heart disease. >> native peop die 10 years sooner than white folks. fred: sean sherman grew up poor in the black hills of the pine ridge reservation in south dakota b andan his career in minneapolis, working for years in restaurants where he learned various cuisi

anyway, sherman responded to people freaking out over the handshake gave me a good laugh.over it and have moved on to the next opponent. >> in the meantime reason to believe it is certainly legitimate. anytime they try to feel the championship calendar challenger team, recovered from a fumble with the monstrous performance and the aforementioned richard sherman helping to create the turnover here with the interception that the 49ers had four on the evening. worst night ever for baker mayfield at 13.4. says hey, don you jump on the fan wagon quite yet. >> you said we weren't going to make it, stick with that position and hold it. you have us going 3-and whatever, have us go three and whatever. i don't want you to sound like an idiot at the end. >>> a little news with regard to the raiders. there won't be much streaming in, jon gruden following the bears in london and they gave the team an entire week off. it is a bye week. jon gruden interested in talking about his brother jay who will have indefinite time off after a 0-5 start with washington. he was fired in his sixth sea

sherman says the team already won the first championship. >> mud bowl 2019 champions. are you kidding me? i had a blast. >> let's do it. everybody else started sliding around and everything. a bunch of little kids out there. that's part of the game. having fun. we're having fun. >> you play in the rain all the time in chicago. i haven't had one on the grass in ha long time. it was fun out there. >> sea hawks hosting the ravens. wilson picked off by oakland native. traded from the rams to the ravens this week. first player with a pick for different teams in consecutive teams since 1950. met calf . ravens win. seattle 5-2. that helps boost san francisco lead in the west. raiders world tour continues since the last home game. in oakland september 15. they made stops in minnesota, indiana, london and green bay. raiders fans are everywhere. silver and black cheese head. under two minutes to go. raiders down four. car looks to pass, rolls right and dives for the pile on. he fumbles into the end zone. that's a touch back. turn over. packers get it. rogers takes advantage. air

ambassador sherman, i want to get to something that actually president trump said.e said he's absolutely fine with the kurds becoming an ally of russia. he said anyone who wants to assist syria in protecting the kurds is good with me whether it is russia, china orna pole na b bonaparte. yes, the president of the united states actually did say that. >> i think it's extraordinary, but i think we all get surprised every single day. he's the arsonist and now he wants to be the fireman? i think he did this again because he wants to put russia in charge for a reason we all still don't understand. i think he did it in the moment he did it because he wanted to take attention away from impeachment. but because he's so kbimpulsive he didn't stop to think about the consequences. he didn't stop to think that this might cross the line for members of congress. lindsey graham came out strongly but now he sort of roped him back in in common cause to try to solve a problem that didn't even need to exist. >> and what about institutional resistance to this? there have been times in ou

and i think ambassador sherman had it exactly correct. and that is the gravest crime against america. it's not just criminal but it is impeachable. >> congressman denny heck, thank you both for joining us tonight president trump says that he's reached some kind of deal with turkey. we'll evaluate that deal. turkey we'll evaluate that deal as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks i can get. line? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. that's a lot of words. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i get to select my room from the floor plan... when i book at hilton.com free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. cologuard: colon cancer and older at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no r

in the mean meantime sherman is moving on atlanta here. ross groggy face ridge and toward camisole mountains incredibly the confederate are still holding it. but sherman's army and so much bigger than just a few johnson in this campaign that no matter where johnson holds chairman the just threatens his rear. johnson has no choice but to try to retorts atlanta again and again. the one time he's trying to catch mobile bay. imagine being that -- you have to defend on all these different fronts you heard this story, down torpedoes for steve ahead we have massive union gunships protected behind gunboats hoping that torpedoes won't get. you want to down call that comes to the others failed. that the union ship started to encircle the ironclad tennessee. it will go down, the surrender eventually the boiler was hit and fort morgan will surrender a little bit later and confederacy of one few report. really they are reduced to just having port fisher in north carolina removed or soon after that. under any commander johnson was replaced and who will

we'll bring in ambassador wendy sherman, under secretary in the obama administration. a columnist with the daily beast and msnbc political analyst. and wendy sherman, knowing the workings of the state department as you do, an envelope like this getting literally into the hands of the secretary of state who then put it in the hands of the secretary's counsel, to get an envelope into the hands of the secretary, that's a very hard thing to do, isn't it? >> you sort of -- unless things have changed dramatically, i doubt it in a world where everybody is concerned about security. you don't saunter into the state department and hand over an envelope. there are guards everywhere. the only way this could have happened -- it could have happened a couple of ways. one, rudy giuliani gave it to secretary pompeo outside of the state department and the secretary handed it off to his legal advisor who handed it off to the i.g., presumably because it had material in it about ambassador ivanovich. therefore the i.g. was the person to investigate this. i find this whole mishagos crazy. t

former ambassador wendy sherman, joyce vance, ellen farkas, matt miller, thank you for joining us. >>the presidential debates have been fun to watch. but the debate we really want to see is senator lindsey graham debating against congressman lindsey graham of 20 years ago. we will show you what that very intense heated debate will look like ipa moment when you'll see lindsey graham contradicting lindsey graham about closed door depositions in the impeachment investigation of a president. met investigation of a president coughing oh no,... ...a cougher. welcome to flu season, karen. is a regular flu shot strong enough... ...to help prevent flu in someone your age? there are standard-dose flu shots. and then there's the superior flu protection... ...of fluzone high-dose. it's the only 65 plus flu shot... ...with 4 times the standard dose. and it's free with medicare part b. fluzone high-dose is not for those who've had a severe allergic reaction... ...to any vaccine component, including... ...eggs, egg products,... or after a previous dose of flu vaccine. tell your healthcare profession

sherman, you are recognized for five minutes. you don't get any more just because it's your birthday >> donald trump said crypto assets can facilitate unlawful behavior, including the drug trade. i ask unanimous consent to put in a report by rand talking about crypto currencies use by terrorists hopefully without objection. >> without objection, such is the order. >> i'm not here to be anti-facebook. i was anti-cryptocurrency back when you were anti-cryptocurrency. cryptocurrency either doesn't work, in which case investors lose a lot of money, or it does achieve its objectives perhaps and displaces the u.s. dollar as the -- or interferes with the u.s. dollar being the sole reserve currency, virtually the sole reserve currency in the world. that role of the u.s. dollar saves the average american family $1,000 in interest costs because money pours into the united states baufecause of the role of the dollar we in congress spending because of the power of the u.s. dollar. the u.s. dollar is an excellent currency as a means of accoun

former ambassador wendy sherman, joyce vance, ellen farkas, matt mill miller, thank you for joining us> the debate we really want to see is senator lindsey graham debate congressman lindsey graham of 20 years ago. what that very intense heated debate would look like when you see lindsey graham contradicting lindsey graham about closed door depositions in the impeachment proceeding of a president. impet proceeding of a president. ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ♪ but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimite

richard sherman helping to create turnovers. he had one of the interceptions last night. as far as richard sherman, he always has something to say like i will just jump on this 49er bandwagon. >> if you said we were not going to make it early on, stick to that position, hold it, do not try to give us credit now. if you had us going three minus whatever, have us going three to whatever. >> you have to admire the candid comments from richard sherman. jon gruden as a matter of fact gave his raiders the week off, it is a bye week before the game against the packers. his brother has indefinite time off, he was fired in his sixth season, and obviously the rater coach is going to feel for his brother. >> i have a lot of respect for my brother obviously, and for him getting fired. but my dad has been fired, i have been fired, jay has been fired, welcome to the club, bro. >> welcome to life. everybody has been there pretty much. in the meantime, check this out. back to that 49er game last night. a very interesting pregame ceremony so to speak. check this out. ♪ >> that is pretty c

interning for brad sherman. what's your question? >> hi secretary castro. my family fled from iran back in 1979 following the revolution. and since then the regime continued to hang people identifying as lgbtq. on construction cranes in public areas. not only in iran but worldwide. over one-third of countries still consider homo sexuality a crime. what will your administration do to advance the rights of the lgbtq community worldwide? and target regimes that still violent lu infringe upon the human rights? >> thank you for that question. you're right, throughout the world today, we have countries that are openly violating the human rights of the lgbtq community. in some cases subjecting them to injury and to murder. what i believe is that the united states needs to stand up for human rights including people from the lgbtq community. and to make foreign aid contingent upon countries improving in that regard. i don't think it's enough for us to just say words. we have to take action. we have to make the meaningful and i would do that as president. i also beli

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sherman. you are recognized for five minutes. you do not get more because it is your birthday. [laughter] >> donald trump said crypto assets can facilitate unlawful behavior, including the drug trade. i ask unanimous consent to put in the record report by rand talking about cryptocurrency use by terrorists. without objection? >> such as the order. -- i was anti-cryptocurrency back when you were anti-cryptocurrency. cryptocurrency either doesn't work, in which case investors lose money, or it does achieve its objectives in -- and displaces the u.s. dollar -- or interferes with the u.s. dollar being the sole reserve currency in the world. dollarle of the u.s. saves the average american costy $1000 in interest because money pours into the united states. the federal reserve can turn up to 100 billion dollars in profits to the u.s. treasury that we spend because of the power of the dollar. the u.s. dollar is an excellent currency as a means of account. it serves all the needs except it is really bad for tax evaders, drug dealers, terrorists. met by at need can be new currency. deale

sherman: i rise in support of the resolution. i rise in opposition to the ecent decision of the trump administration. we had a situation in syria that was stable. of ad a modest deployment american troops. we were successful in limiting casualties to a very low number. caliphate.ated the our friends, the kurds, be who incurred most of the debts thousands, necessary to destroy the isis caliphate, from safe. the situation was stable and favorable to the states. action in e taken an which america is humiliated, the kurds are subject to slaughter, word means less in the orld, and isis stands to be revitalized. mistake.uch an obvious defying anyone with that is such a grave mistake that it makes you wonder whether it was an mistake designed to give russia territory in syria for whatever reason we might want to do that. to reevaluate our re-evaluate our policies toward turkey. we have protected turkey from subversion in the 1940's, and from the soviet union for decades. 20 ntly, over the last years, we've had a policy of in our approac

and ambassador wendy sherman is back with you. brett mcguirk, you get the question of the night. did rachel maddow do in that tweet where she described so economically what happened in syria this week. >> i think she has it just about right. in a chain reaction crisis like we've been in, you want to buy some time. to completely capitulate in a 13-point statement basically written by the turks, it shows the extreme duress under which the american side is negotiating we're evacuating our facilities, we're bombing them as we leave and president trump gave away all of our leverage. he did that last december when he announced he wanted to leave syria and we were leaving syria, putin knows we're leaving, assad knows we're leaving, and we're now evacuating our positionsweep have no leverage, we have very little influence, we're bistand er -- bystanders and the final deal will be settled in five days when erdogan visits moscow unfortunately. >> the announcement is being portrayed as a victory. the decision to abandon the kurd violates one of our most sacred duties, it strikes at american

like letting the rails droop so that in some cases they are wrapping bow ties around trains like shermanis gonna do in 1864, his men are doing it 1863. they're gonna show up and chambersburg of course and build and burn everything that's been rebuilt. virtually every one of the facilities bigger and better than before stewart burn them. and now these guys will do a very thorough job on the cumberland railway particularly until i. first 156 years ago today while battles are raging in gettysburg, george pickett is burning the railroad in chambersburg. you will see a lot of this in the book pickett in his voice were doing a lot of this while this is what's going. on the new york state militia is still guarding what's left of the cumberland valley railroad. the yankees still control, the rebels control the rest of the railroad from mechanic spurred to carolina, shepherds bergh chambersburg green castle 90% of the railroad isn't confederate. hands but the new york -- it's one of the very few drivers done, but chose the railroad tracks in pennsylvania during the campaign. you can see the 22nd

so we're going to fit in one more break and we have gabe sherman about shepard smith leaving fox newsing to show you the proof it was a surprise. stay with us. stay with us doug, doug! douglas! we're running dangerously low on beans. people love your beans, doug. they love 'em. doooooooooug! you want to go sell some tacos? progressive knows small business makes big demands. doug, where do we get a replacement chili pepper bulb? so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. it's a very niche bulb. it's a specialty bulb. that fits your business. (avo) the russels travel to a different swim meet every saturday. but now... it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings, with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. smelling is believing and gain flings can hiyah karate stink too. gain flings. seriously good scent and if you love gain flings, you gotta try the dish soap. >>> welcome back on this breaking news. you were just mentioning something that jumps out to you about the acting secretary leaving by tweet. go ahead. >> first of all, the president is abusing his powe

gabe sherman, a deeply sourced journalist looking at fox news is here with his reporting on that including the questions about the twiming the attorney general barr meeting the head of the entire fox new parent on wednesday. so we have a lot to get to. the scandal did detailing today an unflinching dime of president trump and a devastating important trail of what she describe as donald trump's very provable diplomatic and national security failings. this being detailed from someone inside the administration. first hand knowledge maxt reyovanovitch is the former ambassador to ukraine and we saw her there today walking in to give a deposition in what turned out to be a very detailed over nine-hour session. a deposition the trump administration tried and failed to block. simply put, this is how denny described what he heard from her right after walking out of that deposition today. >> i just sat through eight hours that went like a new york second. it was that amazing. that powerful. that impactful. and just so very fortunate to have been there. >> fortunate to bear witness to that of we don'

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sherman, has one minute. mr. sherman: i thank the gentleman for yielding. this is indeed a bipartisan speech. the fact is, many other countries have recognized this genocide. and they've done so under tremendous turkish pressure. for example, france was told that they would not be able to export to turkey if they recognized the genocide. they did, and in the subsequent six years, french exports to turkey quadrupled. this genocide has been recognized by argentina, germany, italy, the list -- belgium -- the list goes on and on. it is time for america to also recognize the truth. d so i look forward to the day, which is not true today, when scholars and individuals in turkey can talk about the genocide, can come to grips with their own past, instead of being threatened with incarceration for even mentioning this debate. because turkey will not have the rule of law and democracy until you're free to discuss the first genocide of the 21st century on turkish soil. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey rese

>> jake sherman, i see you shaking your head. i'm guessing your answer -- but then could you also address whether or not bill taylor, this u.s. diplomat who i think went on to write in more texts that were released that he would quit if it turned out that the military aid, taylor, the nightmare is they give the interview and don't get the security assistance. the russians love it, and i quit. this would seem like an important witness for the democrats to have before their committees investigating this. >> you'd have to assume that, yes, if they haven't been in touch with him, and i have no reporting to suggest that they will. i understand you need 20. could we name four that are going to vote against the president at this point? it's news when one comes out. mitt romney came out today and spoke out against the president, and it was big news. i don't see at this point -- we don't know what's going to come out next. i don't see any senate republicans more than -- and i'm not even sure what romney's going to do. so i don't see that

they lost 35 sherman's, the french did an hundred 11 more military vehicles. on that day. the gall spoke. -- the french general de gaulle spoke. in the late afternoon he was waiting and ready for this. you have to quote de gaulle on this. paris outraged. paris broken. paris martyred. but paris liberated. liberated by itself. liberated by its people, with the help of french armies. with the support and the help of all of france fighting france. the only france. the real france. eternal france. ". he is the french churchill. or churchill is the french to gall. -- or churchill is the french general de gaulle. the point is even liberation war is a continuation of politics by other means. french and allied politics, american politics, british and german politics. it is best to know this. on the others of europe, at the same time, 50,000 man polish home army chose to strike a blow for his country's honor. and its country's politics. deciding it was necessary. politically. not militarily. paul it was going to be liberated. this is not militarily. a necessary decision. it is a pol

joining us from capitol hill, senior writer for politico jake sherman.ormer republican congressman, now an independent, david jolly. with us at the table, associated press white house reporter john jonathan lemire. and former dnc senior adviser doug thornell. i was going to do this later in the show, but this has become our thing. i have to fact-check that bs, to borrow your word, mr. president, about the whistle-blower complaint. so for everything the president's saying about his july 25th phone call that it's perfect and whatnot that it was a perfect call and anyone who has a problem with it has been misled by adam schiff and the whistle-blower. let's stop with that. that's nonsense. that's the big lie because trump, the white house, and rudy giuliani have now corroborated almost all of the whistle-blower complaint. the whistle-blower and this complaint can disappear because this is what's been corroborated. the president pressured mr. zelensky to initiate or continue an investigation into the activities of former vice president joe biden and his son.

ambassador sherman, i want to start with you. we just heard congressman peter welch create some breaking news here. he's a member of the committee who's heard the testimony of ambassador sondland, now ambassador taylor. he believes gordon sondland is close to or in danger of perjury charges for his testimony. >> lawrence, i'll leave that to the lawyer in the trio here this evening, jeremy. but i will say that there is absolutely no reason not to believe everything that bill taylor has said. i first served with bill taylor when i was the assistant secretary for legislative affairs in the first clinton administration after the fall of the soviet union, i got help to get the first $1.2 billion for the newly independent states and bill was in charge of what was called the freedom fund to try to give that money to states and it was very bipartisan. i remember quite clearly senator mcconnell pushing us hard for $300 million to go to ukraine. he was terribly, terribly concerned about ukraine and its future and its destiny and separating

. >> brad sherman. so brad sherman says he has enough. do you have enough? and i agree with everything brad said. but it's still important that we do the investigation and we build a case so that we can convince the senate and maybe some republican colleagues. we've seen now a break. i mean, francis rooney who has announced his retirement said he's open to impeachment. you even had lindsey graham saying that if there was further evidence of a crime, he's not ruling it out. we've heard informally testimony or actually conversation that republicans aren't as strong as they once were. so the more we can build a case, the more we may be able to convince some of the republicans to do the right thing. >> let me ask you more about that. why don't you think they're as strongly behind the president as they once were? are you personally having conversations? >> well, one, there's a large disappointment with the president's decision in syria. many republicans feel that that was dishonorable for the united states to abandon our kurdish allies who fought shoulder in shou

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. >>> richard sherman with a tiny chip on his that growing.r a big season. and big season for the niners already. the best sound byte in football, richard sleep number 360 smart bed. numbers fall sale on the can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now only $1,399. plus free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> last year some niners fans may have wanted defense coordinator fired. but with the way the defense is going now, he may be getting some coaching offers at the end of the season. niners a perfect 5-0 for the first time since 1990. the defense has been dominant especially in the last few games in wins over cleveland and the rams today. san francisco's sack former star. richard sherman has a few names he'd like you to know. >> jaquasqe tart. you know because i feel like he's not getting enough love because they just don't know how to say his name. he's playing a

early seventy's eventually being published in its original german in 1977 to to know that he and sherman it's from boston to make talks. ok it's not really that bad but making jokes about nazis was taboo here in germany for decades even if the person making the joke was a holocaust survivor. and. author and holocaust survivor and got his a lot pissed off a lot of people here in germany with this book the nazi and the barber it's the story of 2 young friends mike's sure son of a prostitute whose father is who knows but definitely arion and his buddy finkelstein the son of a jewish barber now if you went by stereotypes you'd probably get them to make stuff up. my friend it's it was blonde and blue i had a straight nose and finally shaped lips and teeth i on the other hand marks sure it's illegitimate though pure area and son of mina sure it's had black hair frog eyes looked nose bobus lips and bad teeth. it's a father kind finkelstein teaches the 2 boys about jewish traditions and how to cut hair now this is important because everything that marks learns from his buddies that will later sa

sherman, for five minutes. sherman: today is a great because afterdeck aids of strug -- after decades of struggle, this house will the armenian genocide. just in time to be viewed by the survivors of the first genocide of the 20th century. weeks ago i came to this floor andry said, now is the recognize the to armenian genocide. because it was no longer the to kowtow to turkey. ince then, many of us approached the speaker and urged er to put this bill on the floor. ut this great day belongs to nancy pelosi, our speaker who made the decision to bring it to the floor where we will pass this resolution, house 296, which i and so many others introduced to this year.in april of this and, of course, i origins red -- been an co-sponsor of every armenian 1997.de resolution since we always should have recognized genocide, but we were told again and again that because we do it have this great alliance with turkey. month, turkish the left and to to the right of an american base. t seemed clear to many that they were ready

brad sherman who represents my hometown of the san fernando valley, thank you for being a part of this. i come before you as a mayor, a parent, a foster parent, a volunteer and organizer and long time activist on the issue of homelessness. i started, representative green, you were talking about skid row. i started when i was 14 on skid row, and something that predated my birth by decades as a place where we deposited the social ills and trauma. think of what the 14-year-old eric garcetti would tell the 48-year-old eric garcetti and what was to come. and so i am the panel of one, and the last panel, and a little bit tired and a little bit hungry, and probably a little bit depressed hearing some of the things that you is heard today. i hope to give you a perspective to kind of give you some hope and some belief that it is a human-caused problem that is obviously a human-solved problem as well there. is no issue that i work on more than that, and the mayors i have brought together across the country on this issue. mayors ironically have the little direct powers into and out of cures of ho

this is sherman's chief engineer. he's a lieutenant in 1861. poe's objective is to do exactly that, gather intelligence. mapmake. when the soldiers came to lewinsville, there were a handful of confederate pickets that quickly raced down to the town of falls church. they see them go and think nothing of it. they are just a handful of soldiers. what can they do? but what the soldiers are doing are racing down to j. e. b. stuart's headquarters in falls church. because if stevens is supposed to go out and come back, stuart is the opposite. stuart is the confederate response team that can mobilize and meet any threat along those outposts. stuart hears word of this union foraging expedition, and he will gather an ad hoc force. stevens has around 1800 men at lewinsville. stuart manages to get 500 soldiers together. on the far right, major william carroll, 13th virginian infantry. in the middle, captain thomas rosser. he will have two cannons. so with 500 men, stuart's objective is to stop stevens from whatever he is doing. but remember, stevens is not

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>> richard sherman was upset because baker mayfield did not shake his hand before the game. and kind of snubbed him so sherman goes up and gets the interception. >> just for games and that got six games left. i think they have to go 4-1 for those and maybe they could get the nfc west? >> the raiders are on a bye week. that will give them time to learn the offense. they traded a fifth-round draft pick to the bills. they will have a chance to make a big impact. >> coming up next, for some children making friends is not easy. >> we will sit down with author and coach carolyn mcguire to go over her new message to help kids who are struggling to adapt socially. >> passengers on a plane may have been exposed to hepatitis a. we will let you know about the flight attendant who could have infected dozens of people. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the ho

>>sherman what what a sound bite there now on to some hockey to san jose sharks, hosting the calgarys at the tank. before the game the veteran pass after the war low gets a warm welcome back from the sham a crowd. pick things up first period sharks up one nothing. ulta kevin labanc it's good. a baseball give the san jose sharks, a 2 nothing lead. mary halftime sharks up to one logan could corridor. the light the lamp what a goal by hurdle, sharks go on to beat the flame for one your final the host. the carolina hurricanes on wednesday. some playoff baseball nothing better baseball in october game 2. in the home of the 2017 world series champs and is over just like gas bottom of the 11th. this is a walk-off carla career goes office it field for the game winner. walk-off home run he also grew up a yankees at the plate earlier in the game to reserve the final. they win 3 to 2 11 ending the se tied at one. it now moves to the bronx for game 3 on tuesday night garret cole gets the start for houston. louis are will get the start 48. and now you look at sports. we'll be >>or once while yet

jake sherman, you always have your finger on everything that's going on there. i thank all of you for being with us today. coming up, another day, another revelation about just how far rudy giuliani reportedly went in his efforts to dig up dirt on the president's political rivals. >>> plus new warning signs for the president. polls starting to show he could be losing ground with a key group he eel need to win the white house again, all coming as some house democrats would won in trump districts this year are going back home to tell impeachment to their constituents including congresswoman elise slotkin who attracted a much larger than expected crowd yesterday. >> i did this not lightly, i did this out of judicious and thoughtful reflection and i did it because i believed it was the right thing to do based on my ineggity and oath of office. i appreciate your understanding. . there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve

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joining us now is wendy sherman, under secretary of state. ambassador, pleasure. >> thank you. >> if we could start with you setting me straight on this surprise you turn decision by president trump and what happened sense. let me ask you if you got any of that wrong? >> you laid it out quite well as usual. what is happening is the president used his own words in the great and utmost wisdom has put the united states on the side of a genocide. it is likely to take place in the days ahead. there's word tonight from "the washington post" david is reporting that in fact there will be a ground and air assault within the next 24 hours and relentless. the russians are working with turkey on this assault and it is going to be just utterly appalling it got bipartisan support for sanctions against turkey and the united states senate. it seems to be the one place where the senators can agree. >> as far as i understand it and again, i reserve the right to be wrong here because i find this to be difficult to get information as this is starting to change s

for richard sherman the key is one unit with everyone connected. >> it's a very unselfishfense.y.e got to get them within scheme, but if you do that you're going to let ten other guys down. i think that's a great testament to our coaching staff and players is they're playing very unselfishly and that's why this success is coming. >> rangers at green bay on sunday. alcs game five, the yankees needing a win. houston scored in their half at the first. off justin verlander and we are tied. seventh lead off homer in yankees post game history. watch it fly. three run shot off the foul ball. 4-1 yankees. other than that verlander was phene but it was too late. high heat for george springer. astros 0 for 6 with men in scoring position. game six is tomorrow in houston. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. cal football homecoming against oregon state tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. and warriors over under is set at 47 1/2 wins this season which is pretty low given to what we're used toe expectin the past five years, i might take the under. >> really, that's where we are? >> well, it's a work

richard sherman would do it later. coleman, known yards. 21-3 san francisco.fog horn was getting used to it. jimmy g. that's just so easy. wide open of 28 three niners. and it was a problem for ithe b ack field. two sacks for nick. they have an identity. >> we're a physical team. we know it and we want to prove it to everybody of we just have to do it week in and week out. >> we know what we have to do. we just have to be skin. bits teaching them how to win in tough games. learning to win those games. then learn to win those games. every game is a championship game. >> it's awesome. like the coach says, we have to come back on a short week and get 5-0. if you at the me that at the end of tear when the season is yhe over, you will see mepretty, let against the rams. they can celebrate tonight. >> back to work. i had a nice there's so much scent in new gain scent blast detergent... ...you'll either love it or... mmm... i guess not. new gain scent bla. st love it or hate it. it's intense. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a uniq