of sherman bareheaded wearing a cape and riding his horse well again. the sculpture society rejected kelly's design, but three years later, saint-gaudens did the monument in new york city in front of the plaza hotel sherman bareheaded, wearing a cape. exactly, you know, exactly design. but it was all too similar. yes. i mean and you know the questions of microphone and socket. yes. you mentioned that you've got a new edition of your coming out. when is that going to happen? later this spring. yeah, it's something i've been working on for a couple of years now and i feel like it's that i've collected more information on kelly and other people have contacted over the years so collected a in the file got bigger and then i said there's you know there's good 50 more pages and very important you know little snippets of civil war history that deserve be told anyone else. well now i realize when i go again before i bought the book i'm looking forward to reading it. but is mcclellan in it that interview mcclellan and that they talk about mcclellan's failure at t

sherman is the athletic director and baseball coach at rio vista high school. the school district placed him on paid administrative leave back in march as the district and police began investigating him for alleged misconduct between him and students. after several months, rio vista police arrested him saturday from his home where they say they seized evidence of child. the arraignment tuesday was brief and attended by sherman's family and members of the river. delta unified school district, a deputy d a sherman as a risk to the community possessing images depicting child abuse. she requested bail set at $100,000 which the judge granted following the arraignment. fox 40 caught up with sherman's father as he left the courtroom. i don't understand he the scene. telling me that everything was the end, c% there's nothing they could find. might even ask him. >> can they find something on your heat? the system he couldn't lie to be. he would >> that was really in a supporting for us tonight. a swastika was tagged on to san francisco safety ambassador program office.

sound accompanied sherman's victory in georgia. the failures of hood's attacks on sherman received wide attention. the nevada gold hills daily news reported that the capture of atlanta meant that the whole state of georgia in sherman's power. and as for the rebel future the capture of atlanta secures the possession of the whole state of georgia and renders the condition of the rebel more desperate than ever before. the importance of atlanta can hardly be overestimated. the paper quoted a savannah newspaper. the triumph of sherman involves the rule of us all and that it would bring, quote, the abolition yoke, end quote. a nebraska note newspaper noted a good effect on public feeling, but was otherwise somewhat reserved, perhaps because of the frequent announcements of great victories for once. the more enthusiastic paper was write. this was quite a contrast from the beginning when editors expected a quick result on june one, 1861, the nebraska in reported that federal troops would occupy manassas the following night. quote, driving

i'm probably the youngest sherman in the country. i was one day and i might be the last about maybe his parents no longer want their children to become shannon's. do they want them to get an education? i need to come up and i'm not performing rituals, but i'm helping my parents in the fields are looking after the cattle. i am proud to be a showman, even if many people today see it as a waste of time for me to come see us feels good to be able to help people unless this is my call is not on. the people usually come to me with joint pains, fever or nausea, and we see the queen, the kind of name playing with i can tell which deities are afflicting them by counting the rice greens, my rituals can only help with spiritual problems something and sometimes that's not the cause new to the lights and i advise people to see a doctor at the hospital for be my time to bring something a listen. so i told count throw up a whole. mm hm. oh no. the distance of a 100. the next one, still a victim. to black magic and was possessed by a disease. some s

sherman's march to the sea. probably liberates a million people from slavery, and it destroys the heart of southern slave system. but in sherman's march across the south, many of his soldiers pillage things. they go to get food and they come back with silver or bad or paintings or furniture. and there are wagons which have this personal property that they've stolen. sherman these soldiers executed under the lieber code, he executes his soldiers this because it is violating the new rule of war. private citizens. this is example of lieber code lieber code. private citizens no longer murdered, enslaved or carried off to distant parts and the inoffensive individual is has little disturbed in his private relations as. the commander of the hostile troops can afford to grant in the overall and demands a vigorous war. and that is partially creation of the rule law in wartime. so condemnations of war are easy to find. social critics politician ins and generals often speak out against war. the philosopher john stuart mill

i'm probably the youngest sherman in the country. i was one day and i might be the last about maybe his parents no longer want their children to become shannon's. do they want them to get an education sooner? i'm and i'm not performing rituals, but i'm helping my parents in the fields are looking after the cattle. i am proud to be a showman, even if many people today see it as a waste of time and can come see us feels good to be able to help people who is this is my call is not on. the people usually come to me with joint pains, fever or nausea, and we see the queen, the kind of name. but if i can tell which deities are afflicting them by counting the rice greens, my rituals can only help with spiritual problems something. and sometimes that's not the cause new to the lights, and i advise people to see a doctor at the hospital can for be much time to run something like tool called ro. yay. oh mm hm. oh no. he just really a 100. you know? because you're not, i want spill victim to black magic and was possessed by a disease. some sherm

it is customary for sherman's to look after the spirit of the deceased. without a ritual spirit cannot find peace and makes life difficult for the grief sherman serves as a medium to deal with unresolved issues. and so it helps the relatives to come to terms with the death of frame. you go after a long walk through a rush and his guru arrive late at night. now the family of the deceased has gathered. no. yeah, i mean the departed woman's ring will help capture her. so are you ready? should start now to see the see? the new game, so one thing, one here for them to then get in touch with the spirits of the deceased can be risky. i have to communicate with the spirit even if it speaks a local dialect. and i don't understand so well. and the elder sometimes don't take me seriously, because i am so young. they have doubts about the elder sometimes don't take me seriously, because i am so young. they have doubts about my abilities as a shannon went to get an answer would explain me. you tell me that i'm not worried even because mike who is here to help protect

a design, a statuette of sherman, bare-headed, wearing a cape, and right his horse. well, again, the sculpture society rejected kelly's design. but three years later, st. gaudens did the monument in new york city in front of the plaza hotel. sherman, bare-headed, wearing a cape, exactly -- you know, exactly kelly's design, but it was a little too similar, if you ask me. any other questions? okay. microphone? >> so you mentioned that you've got a new edition of your book coming out. when is that going to happen? >> later this spring. yeah, it's something i've been working on for a couple of years now. like i said, i've always collected more information on kelly and other people have contacted makeover the years. so collected a file and the file got bigger and then i said, there's a good 50 more pages. and very important little snippets of civil war history that deserve to be told. anyone else? well -- oh? >> i'll go again. bill, i bought the book, i'm looking forward to reading it, but is mcclellan in it? did he interview mcclellan and did they talk about mcclellan's

it's a mission for sherman, deputy director of urban alchemy's love team. each day he walks this block of mission street between eighth and ninth making the step a little safer and a little kinder. >> i felt good helping people. i remember my first reversal. i once took lives. now i save lives. that was a good moment for me. >> reporter: for sherman saving lives is more than an act of kindness. it's redemption after spending more than 30 years behind bars. he's found a way to give back, repairing the harm he says he once caused. >> it's truly giving back and it was truly making a living amends to the community and to the people. >> reporter: sherm, as he's lovingly called, represents the evolution of the love team originally founded in 2023 as an all-women group focused on unhoused women and domestic violence survivors. the team has since grown. today its practitioners, men and women alike, connect with anyone in need. >> you're welcome. have a good day, okay? >> reporter: and that love is making an impact. in their first year the love team has collected mo

they wanted sherman to capture augusta and suggested keeping lee at richmond, because if sherman cruised through the carolinas, it would bruise the head of the serpent. the advancement of petersburg was even attributed to sherman's march. reporting battles was more difficult. confusion was often supreme. after fredericksburg and chancellorsville, soldiers on both side wrote home asking for newspapers to find out who won. even commanders might not have a clear picture. eyewitness accounts were unavailable. first bull run was superficially simple to describe. the daily nebraskaen described the result as a helter-skelter retreat and claimed because the union commander in the then sha doeia valley allowed them to slip away. his sudden arrival created panic in the union ranks. the galveston news described it as a repulse so decided. sometimes editors showed considerable sophistication. the oregonian explained how lee defeated two union armies by operating on inferior lines, a concept basic to understanding warfare, but hardly common knowledge. the writer had actually done research, reading a

it's a mission for sherman, deputy director of urban alchemy's love team. each day he walks this block of mission street between eighth and ninth making the city a little safer and a little kinder. >> i feel good helping people. i remember my first reversal. i once took lives. now i save lives. that was a good moment for me. >> reporter: for sherman saving lives is more than an act of kindness. it's redemption after spending more than 30 years behind bars. he's found a way to give back, repairing the harm he says he once caused. >> it's truly given back and it was truly making a living amends to the community and to the people. >> reporter: sherm represents the evolution of the love team, originally founded in 2023 as an all-women group focused on unhoused women and domestic violence survivors. the team has since grown. today its practitioners, men and women alike, connect with anyone in need. >> you're welcome. have a good day, okay? >> reporter: and that love is making an impact. in their first year the love team has collected more than 1,700 needles, use

most sherman's pruitt from the child krona bush and the i a was combine. i alaska means plan of the soul in the indigenous catch when language archaeologist said that amazon and peoples were using it for mind altering ceremonies over 3000 years ago. today, i have laska is known far beyond the rain forest borders. costco, the ancient inc, the capital countless ceremonies and retreats their own. all for here have wants controls tourists from all over the world. the psychedelic drug is sufficiently permitted and per room and in a few other latin american countries. * the new who's go in devise sacramento, the secret valley and the incas. the i who ask a center is located here. it's named south palm, inc. catch one for wines into the traditional healer and psycho therapist eric hendrick uses. i was good to try to help people who suffer from conditions like depression. he combines modern knowledge with the heart of the showman. but it also sort, i'm able to counsel people in their individual process in growth, in self knowledge, can i see me? and so they all wi

the setting of the ceremony also apparently plays a key role, especially the sherman's guidance, the group dynamics and the chanting, also called e carlos. such settings are hard to recreate in scientific studies, but engine sherman's always used aisles laska as a medicine. come on, i'm a see that you take a medicine because you want to heal something in my understanding. healing can also mean to grow, to develop so now necessarily to heal something pathological cecilia mendez. i'm not, i hope i caught off coupon. perhaps something spiritual which brings growth and development and it's hard, but always with the aim of healing medicine for healing i alaska medicine are not facing ios. special monitoring is generally considered safe, but it can cause severe side effects and some people that's why only experience therapists to dispense it. because he says, oh, i can do both patients tell us that these 4 hours of ios can experience had an effect similar to 4 years of conventional therapy. quite to get that up. here. are these effects long term, and will i a last go one day the or recogni

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bill discovered and transcribed kelly's interviews with generals grant, sherman, sheridan, sickles, web, slocum, hancock, warren, chamberlain, and many others. he published "generals in bronze : interviewing generals of the civil war" in 2005, and the u civil war times magazine called it a blockbuster history of the civil war. so it gives me great pleasure to introduce bill. >> thank you. thank you all for having me. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. we are going to talk about a little bit of james kelly and his art, and his writings. james kelly, there he is, born d in 1855 in new york city. he was only six years old when the civil war began, but from b his front doorstep, young jimmy kelly would watch tens of thousands of union soldiers marching off to the war. t inside the home, his father would be reading aloud, depictions of reports of the battlefield, and also, the ns kelly family subscribed to the illustrated magazines of the an day, harper's weekly, frank leslie's paper, and young jimmy kelly would pour over these u sketches and illustrations, and hear stories of gene

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let's speak to jeffrey sherman, the deputy cio of double speak tojeffrey sherman, the deputy cio of doublee show. i want to talk about elon musk�*s new role in a moment but while you are here, how our markets are reacting to the inflation number? i markets are reacting to the inflation number?— markets are reacting to the inflation number? i think it's breathing — inflation number? i think it's breathing a _ inflation number? i think it's breathing a sigh _ inflation number? i think it's breathing a sigh of _ inflation number? i think it's breathing a sigh of relief, i breathing a sigh of relief, although we did talk about the tick up, as mike mentioned, the base effects means the number is a little bit lower than what we saw this month. but it really comes down to just putting the fed back into play and the fed was wanting to cut interest rate since last november when powell came out and said it's biking. what you are seeing here is this path back to 2%, albeit slower, so we are seeing bonds rallying and the stock market continues to rally as well today. in general, you are seeing there i

solano county deputy da called sherman a risk to the community. she requested bail to be set at $100,000. sherman's family members say that they were shocked by the news. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something? he couldn't lie to be. >> the district superintendent says that since march of this year, sherman has on paid administrative leave. our community is that first and foremost to us, the safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along. that will supported and that's our first priority of the situation. sherman will be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. >> with holiday shopping season upon us, governor newsom says that the state is stepping up enforcement on retail theft. newsom says that the chp is going to conduct proactive and confidential operations throughout the state. and according to a news release, the highway patrol will partner with local law enfor

and for sherman, it's also a second chance. >>> #:22 on this tuesday morning.rying to bounce back from their devastating loss against green bay. vern glenn up next and he'll explain why one player deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. >>> 49ers' linebacker delay green law will return to practice tomorrow. but he's not the only player the team is hoping to get back this week. vern glenn explains in this morning's "red and gold report." >> this is the audi "red and gold report." >> reporter: brock purdy did some light throwing on monday and did not feel the pain in his shoulder that kept him out of sunday's game. kyle shanahan is hopeful that purdy will be able to return this week. the 49ers playoff odds are down to 17% after being blown out in green bay. >> playoffs? are you kidding me? playoffs? i just hope we can win a game. >> reporter: it won't get any easier this sunday in buffalo. but george kittle still likes their chances to turn this season around. >> my optimi

jake sherman did not plead pled not guilty.me, a solano county deputy da called sherman a risk to the community. she requested bail be set at $100,000. sherman's family members say they were shocked by the news. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something on your heat? the system he couldn't lie to be. >> the district superintendent says since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave. >> community is that first and foremost to us, the safety of our staff and our students and priority of the situation. >> sherman will be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. on the peninsula. redwood city mayor gt released a statement on maintaining immigration policies ahead of the donald trump presidency. this comes as a number of bay area. law enforcement agencies have also released statements regarding immigration. mayor g says the redwood city police department does not actively participate in the

sherman's family members say they were shocked by the news. >> understand he the scene. >> telling meerything was the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something on your heat? the system he couldn't lie to be. >> well, the school's district superintendent says that since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave while the district and the police began their investigation looking into alleged misconduct with a student. >> community is that first and foremost to assess safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along will supported and that's our first priority in the situation. >> sherman will be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. >> time now, 6.19, on the peninsula, redwood city's mayor has released a statement maintaining immigration policies ahead of the trump presidency. and this is coming as a number of bay area. law enforcement agencies are also out with their statements about what they'll do with immigrants. the mayor says the redwood ci

sherman pleaded not guilty us.ot of county deputy d a characterize sherman is a risk to the community and so requested bail be set at $100,000. sherman's family members spoke to reporters in the hallway outside the courtroom. they say they were shocked to find out the charges. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was in the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. >> can they find something on your heat? the system he couldn't lie to be. >> well, the school district superintendent says that since march of this year sherman's been on paid administrative leave while the district and police conduct their investigation into allegations of misconduct with a student community. is that first and foremost to us, the safety of our staff and our studentsoand >> coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along. that will be of supported and that's our first priority of the situation. >> sherman is expected to be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. >> i

in fact, characterize sherman is a risk to the community and so asked that bail be set at $100,000. sherman's family members say they were shocked to find out about these charges. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something that you the system? he couldn't lie to be. >> well, the school district superintendent says that since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave while the district and police investigate him for alleged misconduct with a student. >> community is that first and foremost to safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along will supported and that's our first priority in the situation. >> sherman is set to be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. >> it's 8.19, and on the peninsula. redwood city's mayor is out with a statement to point out that they won't be arresting immigrants regardless of what the incoming trump presidency decides a number of area. law enforcemen

commentary accompanied sherman's victory in georgia. the failures of's attacks received wide attention. the nevada goat hill daily news reported the capture of atlanta meant, the whole state of georgia was in sherman's power, and as for the rebel future, the capture of atlanta secured the whole state of georgia, and rendered the security of leaders more desperate than ever before, the importance of atlanta being overestimated. the paper quoted a savannah newspaper, the triumph of sherman involves the ruins of it is all and will bring the revolution. a nebraska newspaper noted a good effect on public feeling, but was otherwise somewhat reserved. perhaps, the frequent announcements of great victories. for once, the more enthusiastic paper was right. this was quite a contracts contrast from the beginning, when editors expected a quick result. june 1861, "the nebraskan" reported they would occupied manassas the following night, driving away the rebels. the washington statement wondered, where with the triumphant determination of work for th

sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits. they made quite a difference. and that is the reason that the title of my book says how these alabamians got written out of history. they are mentioned only in any of alabama histories and always in negative tones. they were disgruntled hillbillies, jealous of the wealth of the plantation owners. they were opportunist robbing their neighbors. they were. the don't use the. the alabama historian did not use the term white trash. they referred to them as the mud school class, the lowest of the low. yeah. the reason that they got into an army is fascinating. and so when chris sheetz in 1862 starts this clandestine organi izing in april of 1862 the union army captured huntsville, alabama and that became a destination for these country boys looking through the forest at night on dirt and an old native american trails. they became numerous in huntsville that in july. of 1862, general don carlos samuel sent a message to lincoln's war department saying, i to organize the alabama volunteers. th

jake sherman, what are we expecting from the chairman?, some sort of signal about how he's going to handle the situation, his options are relatively limited and i will just add that mike johnson's involvement is in this so directly and so openly and publicly, it is a bit unusual, the speaker for a very good reason, both politically and practically, stays out of these things, meaning they don't comment about any mechanics of the ethics committee who may or may not be under investigation and there's good reason so they can have their hands clean. they might know privately to have liaisons to the ethics committee on their staff vocationally, frequently so they do have situational awareness if they want to know what is going on in the panel but mike johnson's involvement is unusual and i don't want to say i will say anything that is nefarious but it is so unusual to have such direct statements. >> gives a history about the ethics committee and why it is unusual for the speaker of the party to be talking about a report or work they are doing?

sherman pleaded not guilty. solano county deputy d a cattle characterized sherman as a risk to the community. and so they asked for bail to be set at $100,000. sherman's family members say they were shocked to hear the charges. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was in the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something he couldn't lie to be. >> well, the school district superintendent says that since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave while the district and police conduct their investigation looking into allegations of misconduct with a student. >> community is that first and foremost to assess safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along will supported and that's our first priority in the situation. >> well, sherman is set to be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. >> its 9.20 and we're taking a live look here at sfo. the place to be san franci

sherman's family members say they were shocked to hear this news. >> understand he the scene. telling me that everything was in the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something he couldn't lie to be. >> well, the school district superintendent says that since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave while the district and police conduct their investigation looking into allegations of misconduct with a student. >> community is that first and foremost to assess safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from situation like this is going to be along. that will supported and that's our first priority of the situation. >> sherman is going to be back in court on december 10th for a preliminary hearing. it's 7.21, on the peninsula. the mayor of redwood city has released a statement. >> maintaining immigration policies ahead of the trump presidency. this is what a number of area law enforcement agencies are also doing right now. make statements about immigration. the mayor says that the redwood city po

sherman's family members say they were shocked by the news. >> understand he the scene. me that everything was the end, there's nothing they could find out might even ask him. can they find something? he couldn't lie to be. >> the district superintendent says since march of this year, sherman has been on paid administrative leave. >> community is that first and foremost to us and safety of our staff and our students and coming together heal from a situation like this is going to be along will supported and that's our first priority in the situation. >> sherman will be back in court december 10th for a preliminary hearing. san jose mayor matt mahan calling out governor newsom's proposed ev rebate plan over tessa likely being excluded. the plan could become a reality at the incoming trump administration eliminates federal tax credit for people who buy electric cars. this clean vehicle rebate program would include a potential market cap. tesla counts for more than half of all ev sales in the state making it likely unable to qualify for the rebate. on tuesday. mahan said new

some sherman's use blight match it because they don't want others to become more powerful. and therefore, more in demand. there's money in the big rituals. so there's competition. and as you know and know they're going to have dinner with the family, to rush, learns that an important task awaits him. imagine you are the person who died medically. yes, she was a distant relative or her family is from our village. i didn't want to once you dial it for the age. mm. okay, but a death richard will will be in a couple of weeks. so look, she'll be cremated to the story. oh, although i already performed my own rituals as a shot and i've never done the most important one the death ritual. okay. do you want to possible thank you by now. and so it's also a test for me and shows my good how far i've come there for many of us. and then you take then says he lives in the village without electricity. there's lots of excitement this morning. the . ready vision, vision, it looks like we might finally get an interest of 3001. i can see them working on the pine on our, cut the home, but withi

sherman's march to the sea. probably liberates a million people from slavery, and it destroys the heart of southern slave system. but in sherman's march across the south, many of his soldiers pillage things. they go to get food and they come back with silver or bad or paintings or furniture. and there are wagons which have this personal property that they've stolen. sherman these soldiers executed under the lieber code, he executes his soldiers this because it is violating the new rule of war. private citizens. this is example of lieber code lieber code. private citizens no longer murdered, enslaved or carried off to distant parts and the inoffensive individual is has little disturbed in his private relations as. the commander of the hostile troops can afford to grant in the overall and demands a vigorous war. and that is partially creation of the rule law in wartime. so condemnations of war are easy to find. social critics politician ins and generals often speak out against war. the philosopher john stuart mill

it is a mission for sherman, deputy director of urban alcamy's love team. each day he walks this block of mission street between 8th and 9th, making the city a little safer and a little kinder. >> i felt good helping people. i remember my first, our first reversal taking lives, saving lives. that was a good moment. >> for sherman, saving lives is more than an act of kindness. it is redemption after spending more than 30 years behind bars he found a way to give back. repairing the harm he says that he once caused. >> it is truly giving back. it was truly making a living to the community and to the people. >> sherm as he is lovingly called represents the evolution of the love team. originally founded in 2023 as an all women group focused on unhoused women and domestic violence survivors the team has grown. today, men and women alike connect with anyone in need. >> you are welcome, have a good day, okay. >> reporter: that love is making an imin fact their first year. the love team collected more than 1500 needles, used over 1,000 trash bags to clean public spa

sherman is the athletic director and baseball coach at rio vista high school. the

investigators say they found child assault material at sherman's home during a search yesterday. and again, he was booked into jail. detectives believe there might be victims out there. they're asking anyone with information to contact the solano county sheriff's department, the district superintendent has responded saying in part, we know this is a difficult situation, hard to process. i want to assure you the safety of our students and staff remains our top priority. we'll continue to help law enforcement in any way we can for the protection of our staff and students. toledo police are investigating a sideshow that happened just after midnight near the intersection of sacramento and tennessee. police believe more than 100 people had been there. no arrests have been made yet. and in oakland, another sideshow. it happened at 02:00am. police say it was on foothill boulevard again, no word of any arrests. san francisco judge has dismissed most of the charges against the pro-palestinian protesters who block traffic on the golden gate bridge. this was an april lot of people remember

on the — royal marine in a sherman tank on the beach on d—day.as a child _ on the beach on d—day. when i was a child he would tell me about— was a child he would tell me about d—day for school projects and where he landed and the dates— and where he landed and the dates involved and what not. it was not — dates involved and what not. it was not until after i wanted to come — was not until after i wanted to come back to the uk and find out it— come back to the uk and find out it difficult to talk to about _ out it difficult to talk to about what you might see in operations. my grandad started to open— operations. my grandad started to open up about more of his experiences on d—day and the second — experiences on d—day and the second world war, we saw the parallels — second world war, we saw the parallels of then and now. what did he tell _ parallels of then and now. what did he tell you _ parallels of then and now. what did he tell you about _ parallels of then and now. what did he tell you about his - did he tell you about his experiences and bei

that's roger sherman this is a formation of the so-called great compromise.he other individuals played a central role of this was benjamin franklin. he was 81 at this point he took a nap occasionally during the proceedings during the convention which i as i say you can be forgiven for. it was franklin who said we should have a quality in the upper proportional representation in the other make sure the money bills originate in theth body that's closest to the people so the house will have control over the purse strings. that was the great compromise whot something on which ultimately did not satisfy everything doesn't satisfy everybody don't make a mistake. but satisfied enough to overcome that problem on the issue terms of the question of slavery up front i will say that if this convention in a way as they get at the institution of slavery and put on the road to retirement that undoubtedly would have been a showstopper for this convention. the best ofth health and there e others who are like-minded and i think hamilton three years. what you convention finally

drake sherman was a teacher, athletic director and baseball coach at rio vista high school. that's about 15 miles from antioch. school district officials say that sherman was placed on administrative leave back in march amid misconduct allegations involving multiple students. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. in the last hour, the menendez brothers appeared in a southern california courtroom via live stream in their quest to have their murder convictions overturned. nbc bay area's kris sanchez been following this story. she has more for us. what's happening now? kris? well, hi there, marcus and laura. the court is now in session in the case of the menendez brothers. it got started about 1030 this afternoon. the courtroom is packed and the brothers are appearing from san diego via live stream in the van nuys courtroom in l.a, san fernando valley. but there was so much interest that the court had to hold a lottery for the few seats inside. bancroft duarte lottery tickets and four numbers of your ticket, you'll be called up accordingly. we're going to line you up right whe

let me bring in jake sherman now. when we're talking about the doj, schedule f, you know, that's what donald trump wanted to do. he was going to implement it if he won in 2020 and get rid of the career officials within the government who doesn't agree with him, who weren't loyal to to him. i wonder if you put pem like matt gaetz up for a.g. your deploying schedule f without having to deploy it because you are getting people who say i don't want to be involved in this and are going to walk and those people by their nature are not going to be the ones that are as loyal to donald trump, so you hollow it out by vir u of people saying i can't be a part of this on their own voluntarily. i know you are nodding at me on that. jake sherman, i want to ask about kaigs. thom tillis was on the record saying that he is a vote counter, all about counting votes. but on gaetz, the republicans or donald trump will have hois work cut out for him because they are not going to get a single democrat. >> matt gaetz, katy, i was on ten minut

sherman, of course, is regarded as sort of the kind of architect of hard war.re are others before him, and grant is key to this as well. what is important to remember is that the hard war rategy that the union mounts is a strategy directed at the logistics and e material of the south. it is not a military strategy of attrition designed to bleed the confederacy. that would he been enormously counterproductive for lincoln's goal of reunify in the states and also it is not directed against the bodies of civilians. it is directed against the infrastructure in the material right. the davis neckties and and sherman gimlet that are made by the competing railroad ties and wrapping them around so that they're unusable. they have to be taken back and reforged to put back into use. right. the union army had torn up a lot of rail lines and those can be sort of put back if you only throw them down into a ravine, you just pick them up and reinstall them. not after this is done. so the hard war is destructive. it certainly generates intense suffering because the same food sup