as for shiloh, she doesn't remember much from the fall. but as you heard from her mom, she is anxious to get back on the slopes. guys? >> thankfully she wasn't at a higher point. really dangerous spots. >> exactly. >> thank you, stephanie, appreciate it. >>> still ahead here -- bachelor bombshell. the controversy that led host chris harrison to step aside for what he called a period of time. what he's saying about it this morning. >>> attacks on asian americans in the san francisco bay area, how oakland's new police chief is trying to stop it in an exclusive interview right here. >>> and sale time. the big deals out there for presidents' day. to save you money. we'll be bright. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by ancestry, your family's story is waiting to be shared. shared. as a result of the research d call my grandfather that i've started to do on ancestry. having ancestry to fill in the gaps with documents, with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conversations that are richer. i have now a closer relations

was always called bloody shiloh because there was such terrible loss. but at the end of the first day when sherman and grant were nearly driven back into the tennessee river, their claim to the riverbank, it's at night, all of the available shelter is being used by the surgeons to hack off limbs, and you can hear the cries of the wounded still in the battlefield. the navy, meanwhile, is working very hard to bring in reinforcements, which ultimately will enable the union to own the field later on. but that night still a pretty desperate situation. and grant is sitting under a tree with a stub of a cigar in his mouth and according to some, light rain and dripping off his slouch hat, and sherman comes out of the dark and says, "well, grant, we had the devil's own day today, didn't we?" and grant takes a cigar out and replies, "yep, lick 'em tomorrow, though." as i mentioned, i actually told that story in a very, very tough day in baghdad some months into the surge. and it became a bit of shorthand for just hang in there. this is when we need this indomitab

because it was on the battle of shiloh and this may be the second disaster of shiloh. so it was a poorly written article. interestingly enough, the editor came down to visit grant at the new jersey cottage and talked with him freely. he said to grant, would you tell me a little bit about the civil war? so grant started talking and telling him stories and anecdotes of the civil war. he told grant, that's the material that people want to read. so he came into his own as an author that summer. at the end of the summer he started to have an idea that maybe this writing career could produce more money for his family. so right about same time that sentry magazine was ready to make a push to get him to write a larger book that could be sold, and told him they would publish it. he ended up starting to work on it as they went back to the new york city home for the winter of 1884-85. as grant was working on writing his articles during the summer of 1884, he ended up starting to have this pain. it started with a bad sting in the back of his throat that he felt as he was eating a

her mother let go and shiloh dropped into a safety pad being held by the ski patrol.ound hard. >> i felt like it was going way too fast. >> and i just did my best to hold onto her. as a mom, i'm not letting my kids go, you know, and i had another child right next to me on the lift, her older sibling. >> shiloh has a pre-existing heart condition. she is okay this morning. >>> prince harry and meghan markle have announced they are expecting their second child. and even though they stepped back from royal duties this -- last year, their child will still have a claim to the throne. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: big baby news from meghan markle and prince harry. sharing this photo, smiling at each other, meghan hand on her baby bump. a spokesperson confirming archie is going to be a big brother. the duke and duchess of sussex are overjoyed to be expecting their second child. >> today's announcement hits quite a few firsts. not only will this be the first american royal baby, but also one of the first royal babies to be born in the u.s. we have a very transatlanti

of course shiloh was called bloody shiloh, because there was terrible loss -- the end of the first day sherman and grant were nearly driven back into the tennessee river that claim the -- riverbank. all the available shelters being used by the surgeons to hack off limbs. you can cry the -- hear the cries of the wounded on the battlefield. the navy meanwhile, is working very hard to bring in reinforcements. which ultimately will enable the union to go to the field, later on. that night, still a pretty desperate situation. and, grant is sitting under a tree, with a step in a cigar does mouth. at least according to some, it's light rain. it's dripping off a slouch hat. and then sherman comes out of a dark, and says well grant, we have a double zone day today, didn't we? and grant takes a cigar out, and he replies. yes lick him tomorrow the. and, as i mentioned, i actually told that story, in the very tough day, in baghdad. some months into the surge. and, it became a little bit of, of shorthand. for just hang in there. this is when we need this indomitable determination. fierce determinat

of course shiloh was called bloody shiloh. because they were such terrible loss.t the end of the first day, when sherman and grant were nearly driven back into the tennessee river, -- it's at night. all of the available shelter is being used by the surgeons to hack off limbs. you can hear the cries of the wounded still on the battlefield, the navy being wild is working very hard. the bring in reinforcements, which ultimately will enable the union -- on the field later on. that night, still a pretty desperate situation. grant is sitting under a tree with a stub of a cigar in his mouth, according to some, it said light rain is dripping off a slouch hat. sherman comes out of a dark and says, well grant, we have the devil's own day today didn't we? grant takes a cigar out, replies yes. lick him tomorrow though. as i mentioned, i told that story on a very tough day in baghdad some days into the surge. and it became a little bit of, a shorthand for just hang in there. this is where we need this indomitable determination. fierce determination, but quiet. that grant alway

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officials at the facility say somehow shiloh didn't get on the lift properly. she was taken to the hospital due to a preexisting heart condition. she is fine and says she's ready to get back out there on the slopes. >> i'm sure she will. >> coming up, the language of love. how one woman is showing us success can be the greatest form of revenge. >>> and later on this presidents' day, a generation of young leaders is providing their own road map for success to america's current president and vice president. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." ♪ so please stop explaining ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> no doubt he did speak, and yes, it did hurt, but now she has a brand-new voice. >> it's the lemons into lemonade story. will ganss is here to tell us all about it. >> you've heard of the five love languages. you know all the best love songs, on this national singles awareness day, i've got a new book you need to know about. when it comes to the language of love you've got your shakespeare. >> i never saw true beauty till this night. >> your austen. >> perf

brother is in the boat he has send out an appeal to raise by other enduring a camp is the name is mr shiloh and was stranded in the middle of the sea and on the man he said please tell the international community that we need to be rescued and given shelter somewhere we've been a drip little over 10 days now and things are really bad the heavy active area for traffickers from me on mar as well as bangladesh who takes lots of money from these people to take them in those countries but never usually succeed now bangladesh navy and cause got i way out of this the keep an eye but the government has a very very strong attitude of taking back any more rowing us. the u.s. says it not only wants to return to the iran nuclear deal but it wants the strengthen and they extend it however iran has made a new threat on sunday the un's nuclear watchdog struck an interim deal to allow inspectors restricted access to it rein in nuclear facilities u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken said that was a greater risk of regional instability if the deal wasn't fully restored but iran's supreme leader has appear

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if it wasn't for ulysses s grant at the battle of shiloh, the union army would've been dissolved. there is no way the union would've won. guest: he was very tolerant of that she wasn't like some people who didn't like catholics. lincoln would be the very first to agree with you. he called grant my goal dog. it is just a win-win. you may not win every battle. he is just not going to give up. he won't be like mcclellan or some of these other more timid generals. grant did not give up, absolutely. lincoln would totally agree with you. sherman too was a very aggressive general as well. absolutely. for sure. host: let's go to our caller in south carolina. caller: i appreciate c-span so much. i wondered if mr. reynolds, whose book i am really looking forward to reading would answer a question for me? it was interesting to hear that john wilkes booth found abraham lincoln vulgar. a comparison between the firing line spokesman and rush limbaugh, what a change there has been. what a change there has been. it wondering if you feel as i do that the men who are upfront in the republican party

. >> reporter: shiloh never getting on to the lift properly.ime. >> i just grabbed her and tried to keep pulling her and she was trying to pull herself up and the lift just keeps going. you know, so it was just like, you know, it was like all of a sudden you're like, oh, no, no, no. >> i felt like it was going way too fast. >> ski patrol and nearby skiers sprang into action holding a catch net to guide her fall. >> okay, okay. >> mom's right here. >> reporter: the second grader okay but she was air-lifted to an area hospital due to a pre-existing heart condition. the resort's general manager saying the safety of our guests is our first priority. without quick actions this incident could have been much worse. and while experts say they are rare, ski lift accidents do happen. >> we do find that ski lifts and aerial ropeways are relatively safe forms of transportation but it's important to follow a few safety tips in order to preve preventprevent any lift accidents from happening. >> reporter: like help a lift attendant for help getting on. make s

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in the words of his brother james gave up his might in the battle of shiloh fighting to save our freegovernment. yes, there are races in our society, races of all colors in every society. it is the race aside it's human nature but no nation struggled harder to transcend that nature and isolate and marginalize its races than half of americans. racism is a practice of sorting right and privilege is not based on equality under the law but rather according to what race the person was born. the measure before us today exemplifies that practice and lincoln was right it is evil in both its tendency and its design. with that i will yield to my friend larry elder for any closing thoughts you might have. >> thank you so much. i agree with the course of thing you said and congressman cohen did completely butcher the three-fifths argument faq for correcting the record. he also referred to a civil rights warrior named bayard rustin who was an acolyte of martin luther king and bayard rustin was both black and gay and did not support race-based preferences. the urban league at the time was run by wh

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brother is in the boat he has turned out in a pill to raise by other enduring i can't his name is mr shiloh was stranded in the middle of the sea and on the money he said please tell the international community that we need to be rescued and given shelter somewhere we've been a drip little over 10 days now and things are really bad the heavy active area for traffickers from me and maher as well as bangladesh who take lots of money from these people to take them in those countries but never usually succeed now bangladesh navy and cause god is i wear of this the keep an eye but the government has a very very strong attitude of taking back any more running us. now 53 kidnapping victims in nigeria have been released after the group was abducted from a bus last week the people including 20 women and 9 children were taken by an armed group a night just stays that's all as the government is a deal for the release of dozens of school children who were also abducted last week in a separate incident. has more now from a bridge or he says this criticism over the way that the government's handling the

brother is in the boat he has sent out an appeal to raise by other enduring i can't his name is mr shiloh was stranded in the middle of the sea and on the money he said please tell the international community that we need to be rescued and given shelter somewhere we've been a drip little over 10 days now and things are really bad there's a heavy active area for traffickers from me and maher as well as bangladesh who takes lots of money from these people to take them in those countries but never usually succeed now bangladesh navy and cause got i way out of this the keep an eye but the government has a very very strong attitude of taking back any more rowing us. watching al jazeera live from london still ahead the u.s. and iran make their renewed pitches on the nuclear deal but divisions remain. and new zealand and australia meet in the 1st match of their t 20 cricket series gemma will be here all the action in sport. hello there well what a difference a week makes we've got lots of warm weather mall there into central parts of europe and over towards the west and in central belgium temper

there are in the footnotes all these different shiloh and manassas all these things have little when you sign up to reenact there are rules about what you can wear what you can't wear what kinds of glasses what kind of wrist watch what kind of clothing so there's a lot of that there's all a lot of internal pressure or somebody will make fun of you for being a far but for not actually wearing something appropriate and authentic so that's one before these generals. they're the generals that you saw the photographs are from gettysburg and manassas and there were part of organized groups. lee's lieutenants and federal federal. groups, i think the other people were and they have one grant but today the grant can come you are backup grant sherman can come you're a backup sherman. so they only have one of each and they're in these living history camps and they're sitting there with their name on a plaque like hello. i'm general sherman. so they're there to tell you about history. whereas a troops are just there you feed them from really far away. they do the battle and then you may or may n

and shiloh men's house, and that is a faith-based program. san francisco used to be the gold standard when it came to addiction treatment. if you wanted to go to a an outpatient program, you could go there. if you wanted to go to a faith-based program, you could go there. we had people dr. daryl smith writing books. it was great for a long time. but then, guess what? they started putting those barriers to treatment with the drug medicare requirement. the next thing you know, the harm reduction thing came, and those programs were no longer funded and could no longer exist. could no longer exist. like i said, i went into treatment july 20th, 1995, been clean ever since. i laid down in the front of the door. i have 53 detox episodes. they sent me to programs eight times, eight different treatment programs. i went to my first one in '83, and i didn't get clean until 1995, 12 years, of going to different modalities. i ended up working there for five years. my brother brought me to that program. in 2011, my brother relapsed. he went into a program,

years-old when he was killed on april 6th, on the first day of what became known as the d battle of shilohand in the words of his brother it was to save our free government. there are races in the society and all. no nation struggled harder to transcend that and isolate and marginalize. racism isra the practice not bad on equality under the law but rather the point of what was born. theore measure before us today exemplifies that practice and lincoln was right. it was the tendency and the design. .. >> it would long have been over but one board member said are you crazy here we are telling america to be fair and then to tell them higher negroes? and i am quoting, "it is easy to make a theoretical argument. it's hard to think of any society in human history that the majority population has said the consequences we will take a big chunk of the nation's resources over a long period of time to make it right". it's virtually impossible to do that with barack obama and he was right. that the facts are people have higher self-esteem than young asian people some of that historical discrimination h

if it wasn't for ulysses s grant at the battle of shiloh, the union army would've been dissolved.re is no way the union would've won. guest: he was very tolerant of that she wasn't like some people who didn't like catholics. lincoln would be the very first to agree with you. he called grant my goal dog. it is just a win-win. you may not win every battle. he is just not going to give up. he won't be like mcclellan or some of these other more timid generals. grant did not give up, absolutely. lincoln would totally agree with you. sherman too was a very aggressive general as well. absolutely. for sure. host: let's go to our caller in south carolina. caller: i appreciate c-span so much. i wondered if mr. reynolds, whose book i am really looking forward to reading would answer a question for me? it was interesting to hear that john wilkes booth found abraham lincoln vulgar. a comparison between the firing line spokesman and rush limbaugh, what a change there has been. what a change there has been. it wondering if you feel as i do that the men who are upfront in the republican party whe

of what became known as -- and inhe the words of his brothr he gave up his life in the battle of shiloh to save our free government. yes there are racists in our society and races in every society. it's a side of human nature but no nation has struggled to transcend that nature and marginalize its races that have americans. racism is a practice of supporting the privilege is not based on the quality of the law but rather the point of what race a person was born. the measure before us today exemplifies that in lincoln was right. it is by tendency and assigned to that i will yield to my friend mr. elder for any closing thoughts he might have. >> congressman thank you so much but i agree with everything you said and congressman cohen did completely butchered the three-fifths argument and thank you for correcting the record and the also referred to a civil rights lawyer named bayard -- and accolade of martin luther king who is black and did not support race-based preferences. the urban lake at the time run by whitney young supported a 10 year period of time where marshall plan for black peo

and shiloh men's house, and that is a faith-based program. san francisco used to be the gold standard when it came to addiction treatment. if you wanted to go to a an outpatient program, you could go there. if you wanted to go to a faith-based program, you could go there. we had people dr. daryl smith writing books. it was great for a long time. but then, guess what? they started putting those barriers to treatment with the drug medicare requirement. the next thing you know, the harm reduction thing came, and those programs were no longer funded and could no longer exist. could no longer exist. like i said, i went into treatment july 20th, 1995, been clean ever since. i laid down in the front of the door. i have 53 detox episodes. they sent me to programs eight times, eight different treatment programs. i went to my first one in '83, and i didn't get clean until 1995, 12 years, of going to different modalities. i ended up working there for five years. my brother brought me to that program. in 2011, my brother relapsed. he went into a program,