we wouldn't have been found if it wasn't for shiloh. >> reporter: that hero dog shiloh rewarded for ahe dog did what the dog's supposed to do. these kids are safe, nobody was injured. >> thank you for saving us. >> i think shiloh deserves lot of treats. good dog. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. see you on "gma" in the morning. have a great night. dan a.: a major break in the bat mobile case. an i-team exclusive. see what is changing now that the san mateo district attorney is involved. >> you have my statement. not. ama: lyanne melendez joins us to talk about this incident that caused such a stir. dan a.: changing how we test fo. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. ama: holy breaking news, batman. in a case involving the represent i will a from the 1960's tv show. the san mateo district attorney called off the arraignment for the bat mobile builder from indiana who is facing two criminal charges in a dispute with a wealthy realtor from artherton. i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. dan noyes is back

wouldn't have been found if it wasn't for shiloh. >> reporter: that hero dog shiloh rewarded for a jobog did what the dog's supposed to do. these kids are safe, nobody was injured. >> thank you for saving us. >> i think shiloh deserves lot of treats. good dog. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. see you on "gma" in the morning. have a great night. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. you have my statement if you want to send your email, i'll resend it to you. we caught up with san francisco supervisor. shaman walton asked him about the alleged confrontation that he had with the sheriff's cadet. that was his response. you saw right there to our leanne melendez. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beale and i'm karina nova the president of san francisco's board of supervisor says he has no intentions of resigning from office following allegations that he verbally harassed and threatened a sheriff's department cadet. the employee in question is asking that the case be reviewed by the city for potential

you've been out in the minor leagues, which they internment shiloh, vicksburg, chattanooga. you have not met bobby lee. four times the union army had entered into virginia, four times it had retreated industry rule. so they were willing to wait and see who would grant be. on may 4th, he started what would become known as the oberlin campaign. riding his toll horse, cincinnati 17 hands high, not not with any particular dress that would make him outstanding to the soldiers who watched and waited for him. he crossed the rapid and river and walks to what's called the wilderness. i've walked the wilderness. it's an area of scrub oak forest, we are grants 221 advantage in military artillery horses was of no effect. so, he walked, plunged into the wilderness. we later on use the term friendly fire. well, friendly fire began to take place that day as men falling out of formation, shooting at what they thought might be the enemy sometimes were shooting at their own men. and then, and then, the forest caught fire. it began to burn. and men were burned to death. or they shot themselves

>> the sooner we can put the dogs in action, the better the outcome. >> reporter: this map shows shiloh's shoes and eventually the boys, four hours and 2.8 miles later >> we come around the bind of the creek and there's these three kids standing there. >> thank god that the canine knows how to track >> we would be briprobably wouln there with flashlights all night long >> her reward is at the end of the trail. and then you're fine >> are you planning on going on any adventures >> no. >> not any ttime soon. >> reporter: and they can't, because they're grounded >> keep those adventures on the device what a story and an ending >> just amazing. talk about a feeding frenzy, check out this aerial video off the coast of new york's long island see that gap in the gray cluster? it's a shark going right through the fish it's part of the enhanced surveillance program that is even easier anth this is kind of a love story. because what is this and this and this if not pure unbridled passion? that's the feeling at homegoods here you can always get more of what you love, more variety to choose from, mor

such as that terrible first day at shiloh.you mentioned early i want to alert the first captain of the corps of cadets. you're gonna get the one question from the floor. i want to, at least a didn't spring it on you completely. you have a few minutes here to get ready to ask that question. but since you mentioned lee, i do think it is important to -- number one, lee had extraordinary qualities. a hero of the mexican war. he was the fastest rising, he was the only cadet that had zero demerits. many, many extraordinary capabilities, qualities, knowledge, attributes and the rest of it. but we should be very clear, that at the end of the day, he lost. and grant won. [applause] it wasn't just that the industrial might of the north ground down the south. it was that lee missed the biggest of the big ideas. was that the south could only win by prolonging the war. and defeating lincoln in the 1864 elections, whoever it was that when oppose him and sue for peace -- and committed to that. gambled at gettysburg, and another number of oth

is that story at the end of the first day at shiloh? when yes, the union army had almost been pushed into the tennessee river. and general petraeus loves to tell the story that here is grant. i don't think he wants to go into the field hospital where men are having their legs and arms amputated. he's standing under a tree the rain is coming down sherman comes upon him and says to the effect why we have really been beaten today. and grant says amen, a few words. yes, but we'll whip them tomorrow. think of one other really remarkable moment. this was when the grant starts out on may 4 1864 in the overland campaign. the first place they enter is the wilderness. he has an army at least twice as large as leave, but once he enters that wilderness, and i've walked that wilderness it's this compacted scrubbo. trees four five feet high and his advantage in cavalry is gone. his advantage in artillery is not possible. the term is not yet present, but friendly fire begins to take place as men fall out of line and begin shooting not exactly sure who

then we saw him stand off a very determined confederate counterattack at shiloh. in 1863, he conducted a brilliant campaign of maneuvering at the interior of mississippi. in may of 63, which enabled him to the feed vicksburg, which then, six weeks later, surrendered to him. not only the town of vicksburg, a confederate bastion of mississippi, but the confederacy's main army in mississippi, which was trapped in vicksburg at the result of grant's campaign. the victory at vicksburg winds up giving the union complete control of the mississippi river. it's a huge success. not a turning point but certainly another nail in the confederacy's coffin. and the fall of 1863, grant is brought in to remedy a situation that has risen from a disaster that happened from william s rosencrantz. rose currents was defeated at the 19th to 20th 1863 battle of chickamauga, and roast trans then allows himself to be quasi-besieged inside of chattanooga. they bring in grant, and grant straighten things out. he defeats the confederates in november. at the battle of chattanooga, wins a big vi

and then he died at shiloh. but lee is obviously the best that confederacy has lee's stature and reputation are towering dominating. the his soldiers had very high morale. they really don't believe he can be defeated. they don't believe they can be defeated. this is going to be stand them in good stead and they are quite good and lee has put together quite a bit of a winning team one advantage that lee has had and putting together a winning team with the army of northern virginia. is that lean knows how to handle jefferson davis and when lee once an officer transferred out of my army, this guy's not getting the job done. davis will let him do it now lee. lee has to do it right lee has to use some tact and some finesse, but he knows how to do that and he can get it done and so lee has the team that he wants there in virginia. well, he doesn't have stonewall jackson because he's dead. he would have liked to have had him. but otherwise lee gets to get the officers he wants there in virginia and he's got a good team

nation's defensive power. days after some of the largest military exercises china has ever conducted shiloh use, the drilled, it is military play was to prepare for the invasion of taiwan. it is contacting large scale military exercises and missile launches as well. cyber attacks, what mation campaign and common core isn't him to weaken public more real in taiwan type, he says it won't be intimidated even as china breeches the unofficial median line down the taiwan strait. we need to counter the blockade imposed by the chinese military. and today's exercise, it's a let china know that we are prepared. i hope both sides can exercise or strength fighting. a war is not good for the ordinary people. just send me the top officials from both sides or odds. we are just ordinary people and there's nothing we can do . if anything happens in the future, we can't do anything either will be. the latest flexing of muscles follows us. how speaker nancy pelosi is visit to tie pay a show, a support for taiwanese independence. the china says directly contravenes beijing's historical claim to the island. the

tenacious in battle, from shiloh, vince bergh, and chattanooga, to battles in the wilderness in spots with malice towards none, and charity towards all. see geishas in governments, mindful of the feelings of fellow citizens recently vanquished. continuing to fight fiercely for his 4 million fellow citizens, long run, and recently released from the press of evil of chattel slavery. resisting the ever and terror of the klan, and other conniving cowards who would've undone the good that was one for all. preserving the rights of voting for former slaves, and protecting the land of our native nations. he served eight years in the highest public office, ever enriching our country, never enriching himself. absolutely devoted to the welfare of his wife and family to the moment of his death. he spent his final days fighting the suffering of cancer, and writing his memoirs to ensure their well-being after his passing. during his whole life, he held up for all to see, duty, honor, country. thank you, god, for giving us this man, at that time in history, and for this opportunity to remember him,

what happened at shiloh and gettysburg, don't you want to know the stories and about the carnage that took place? this is going to make you a more serious and interesting person if you've got these things inside you. so, -- >> and better citizens. and parents. >> absolutely. look at how the millennial's took november, 2016. the trauma. they went-1 for hillary and they couldn't believe that this monster was actually going into the white house and wanted to say to them this is politics. do you think that you never lose? did you think they went for obama and await george w. bush and al gore pretty much split the vote. >> ronald reagan crushed of these votes. so it was only after the digital tools came along that the youth vote skewed democrats and itmu pretty much stayed that way. the rate went a little down in 2012 they were disappointed because he turned out to be a politician, not a savior. >> and he was in early promoter of the technology making the generation quite miserable. they were very skillful. they were not good citizens because surprises have happened before. when mckinley w

business partners the slings of slander and suggestions of impropriety tenacious and battle from shiloh, vicksburg and chattanooga to battles in the wilderness and spotsylvania gracious and victory at appomattox with malice toward none and charity towards all sagacious and governments mindful of the feelings of fellow citizens recently vanquished. continuing to fight fiercely for his four million fellow citizens long wrongs and recently released from the oppressive evil of chattel slavery. result resisting the error and terror of the clan. and of other conniving cowards who would have undone the good that was one for all? preserving the rights of voting for former slaves and protecting the land of our native nations. he served eight years in the highest public office. ever enriching our country never enriching himself. absolutely devoted to the welfare of his wife and family to the moment of his death. he spent his final days fighting the suffering of cancer. and writing his memoirs to ensure their well-being. after his passing during his whole life. he held up for all to see. duty hono

business partners the slings of slander and suggestions of impropriety tenacious and battle from shiloh, vicksburg and chattanooga to battles in the wilderness and spotsylvania gracious and victory at appomattox with malice toward none and charity towards all sagacious and governments mindful of the feelings of fellow citizens recently vanquished. continuing to fight fiercely for his four million fellow citizens long wrongs and recently released from the oppressive evil of chattel slavery. result resisting the error and terror of the clan. and of other conniving cowards who would have undone the good that was one for all? preserving the rights of voting for former slaves and protecting the land of our native nations. he served eight years in the highest public office. ever enriching our country never enriching himself. absolutely devoted to the welfare of his wife and family to the moment of his death. he spent his final days fighting the suffering of cancer. and writing his memoirs to ensure their well-being. after his passing during his whole life. he held up for all to see. duty hono

that's all that you masterful wind of these verses mean to you what happens in shiloh and gettysburg, this will just be facts and don't you want to know the stories and know about the carnage that took place there. you willse make you more serious and more interesting person if you have these things inside of you and so they - absolutely, without the millennial's took november 2016, trauma, they went two - one. that was for hillary could not believe that orchard monster is actually going into the white house and you want say to them, this is politics like this anything that you never lose anything obama was going to be reviewed obama went two - one revolving 2008, is very important george w bush and al gore pretty much split the youth vote. >> ronald reagan famously crashed the vote. >> so is only after these digital tools came along, the youth vote muted democrat and it's pretty much stay that way in obama's rate went up a little bit down in 2012 they were disappointed with him because he turned out to be a politician not a savior. >> in his early promoter of thee technologies that a

right-wing media who pushed his accusations, and might i add, not to shiloh. they demanded transparency. merrick garland and the attorney general is basically calling trump's bluff, isn't he? >> the justice department has filed a motion in the southern district of florida to unseal a search warrant and property receipt relating to a search that the fbi conducted earlier this week. that search was a premise located in florida belonging to the former president. the department did not make any public statements on the day of the search. the former president publicly confirmed the search that evening as is his right. copies of both the warrant and fbi property receipt or provided on the day of the search to the former presidents counsel, who was on site during the search. >> see, that part, that you had the actual warrant, the receipt of the inventory. it was not only given to the people on the premises, but there was a lawyer for trump there as well. he could have released that and the receipt anytime he wanted, but of course he chose not to, because, well, maybe

what happened at shiloh and gettysburg? are those just going to be or faxed, don't you want to know the stories? don't you want to know about the carnage that took place there o? this is going to make you a more serious and interesting person if you've got these things inside you. so ... >> and of course a better voter and citizen. >> absolutely. look at how the millennial's took november 2016. trauma, they went to the one. for hillary. and they couldn't believe that this orange haired monster was actually going into thewhite house . and you want to say to them this is politics. politics go like this. you think that you never lose? do you think obama, they're revered obama they went to do one for obama in 2008. george w. bush and al gore pretty much split the youth vote . >> ronald reagan famously crushed that vote. >> it was only after these digital tools came along that the youth vote skewed democrat and it's pretty much staythat way. obama's rate went a little down in 2012. they were disappointed with him because he turn

nations defensive power. days after some of the largest military exercises china has ever conducted shiloh used the drilled. it is military play work to prepare for the invasion of pie one. it is contacting large scale military exercises and missile launches as well. cyber attacks. this is what mation campaign and common core isn't him to we can public more real in taiwan type. he says it won't be intimidated even as china breeches the unofficial median line down the taiwan strait. the we need to counter the blockade imposed by the chinese military. and today's exercise, it's a let china know that we are prepared. i hope both sides can exercise or strength fighting. a war is not good for the ordinary people. just send me the top officials from both sides. her odds were just ordinary people and there's nothing we can do. if anything happens in the future, we can't do anything either. the latest flexing of muscles follows you as how speaker nancy pelosi, his visit to taipei, a show of support for taiwanese independence. the china says directly contravenes beijing's historical claim to the is

there's shiloh and grandma bell and nigel. look at those faces. >> look at that little costume. so cute! >> natalie and laleh. >> i know where they live. >> oh, so cute. some -- well, summer is in there with rosie. >> summer is a cutesy with rosy. so fun. >> that's ella and ryan, i believe that is. >> ovi. >> yes, named after a very famous player. hockey player. there's biscuit bream. look at dell. >> look at dell doing great. >> they bring so much happen noce our lives. joshua and tracy with skywalker. look, skywalker had a costume, too. kingsley has shades. >> kingsley looking great with his shades. all right. >> some of these doggies show up in our zoom meetings we have as a team, so i recognize them from the zoom meetings during covid too. >> you know, this is so great. >> beautiful. look at chips & keizo! oh my -- queso! oh my gosh. that's cute. baxter and nelly. send the doggy pictures to me or kevin from home. that's a sampling of our fox news @ night family. kev, part of this segment is to pressure you to getting into a pepper. >> i promis

okay, what happened at shiloh and gettysburg? those are just going to be facts that you'll you'll come don't you want know the stories? then you want to know about the carnage. that took place there. this this is going to make you a more serious and interesting person. if you've got these things. inside you so the and of course a better voter and citizen that that and parent absolutely. look at how the millennials took november 2016. trauma they went two to one. for for hillary and they couldn't believe that this. orange haired monster was actually going into the white house. and you want to say to them? this is politics. you know politics go like this. do you think that you never never lose? do you think obama was going to be your your revered obama? they went two to one for obama in 08 very important. george w bush and al gore pretty much split the youth vote ronald reagan famously crushed the youth vote. so it was only after these digital tools came along the the youth vote. skewed democrat and it's pretty much stayed that way

it is the burial place of ivory ham, a sick -- isaac, shiloh, the tabernacle rested there for 300 yearsey get it completely because they are nothing if not a people that are bound to an ancient religion with holy sites. somehow, we have a harder time convincing our friends on the left about the importance of judeo and samaria then we do convincing people in saudi arabia. it is remarkable. >> it is based on values. it has driven the far left radical side. they are so deeply unhappy with what america is doing. they think we are an irredeemably sane society and in many ways want us fractured so we can be rebuilt the way we think we should be seen. as a fundamental difference between the left and the right. i believe some of it comes down to judeo-christian values. the confidence and belief we can have autonomy over ourselves. there is an article in one of the larger papers that argued i was a problem because the time of global warming and racism and crises in front of the people of the world, i thought that solution was individualism. i think that's right, i do think it is individualism. t

northern ireland but to be more cloud in scotland but for many parts of the uk, just a little bit more shilohar northwest of scotland mailing the highlands once again. very mild night here. in the temperatures in rural parts of england and wales, dipping weighed eight or 9 degrees. it is going to heat up in the sunshine and will see in parts, getting pushed away, more sunshine more widely in scotland and again because england and wales. some of those temperatures will continue to rise getting close in london but also into the midlands as well during this and we will continue to rise and wednesday and beyond and we are looking at temperatures getting into the low 30s and that is the headline figure in the heat is building across scotland and northern ireland hence the chance of some heat waves conditions across some parts of the country here as well. dry weather through the rest of this week and can see how hot it stays in cardiff and in the weekend, temperatures are going to be over 30 degrees and a longer spell a very high temperatures. further north in scotland and northern ireland, mid—to—

called the police and a k9 unit went to work he found the boys' shoes and tracked down the explorers shilohes. >>> how she locked herself out dad she went through a teeny, tiny opening in a window. take a look. >> the window -- >> right >> i'm going boost you >> i don't know if - >> wait. >> what is she doing >> okay, got a little complicated. didn't know where to land once she did get through. after several minutes, the sisters seemed to accomplish their mission. it turned out to be kind of for nothing because then dad got home >> what -- she gets in, right? >> oh! [ laughter ] >> come on come on. >> oh, my gosh >> right then -- >> my gosh >> okay. you know, dad showed up thankfully one of the sisters had set up their phone to record it because as she says, she knew it was going to be good which it was >> by the way -- laughing about that for years they're going to be telling their grandkids about that >> hilarious like, hi, i'm homees it in, he's what's going on? >> he was probably like, what? >>> still ahead this morning, we're going to get to "pop start" and will big newsk"joker. >>> mr

you see , right now, this ukrainian shiloh is getting out of the bag in the form of crimes, so it’s simplyeye to this, and in this regard it is necessary to make adjustments. that is, including the capacity of international, including the western media, in that wave of publication of assessment reports that we observed over the past and last six months of the russian special operation during this revise everything, reconfigure and formulate it so that it at least looks logical. it probably looks like this, but you could not notice. well, it was possible for the rich to notice about zaporizhzhya's meeting with no one notices a lot of just a minute. and why is it that, well, the rest don’t notice for a minute there is a zaporizhzhya, if you have already mentioned, the situation is different there, and the head of the magote grosse said that he wants to go, but why didn’t he go, because ukraine does not allow. here he lives, he resents statements by the general secretary, he makes army statements. this is what they blame us for. well, they could do the same with the internet, he cannot go, be