near stanton, virginia. we have had cases in the past locus, where small private jets have depressurized where you know people are passed out pain. stuart stuart , exactly his the golfer, his flight. this this happens occasionally with these small private jets. this is not confirmed, but the reports do say coming in that it could have been a citation. but the fact that the f sixteens did encounter and then start to escort of the plane away from washington, d. c. seems to indicate then it was not a terrorist type of threat. all right, and the fact that there was a flight path filed at probably rules out that the plane was stolen. we have seen that in the past, you know, somebody breaking into a plane . sometimes they're not even locked there on the ramp and taking off for a joyride or whatever the reason, but the fact that there was a flight pad flight plan from you know, east tennessee to i slip if you mentioned it also means that probably would have been a lot of fuel in that aircraft just starting the flig

but in this very same telegram the same response to stanton grant shows his flexibility. even though these men had not been included. he says they should be they should all be included that the terms should be offered to quote all the fragments of the army of northern virginia so that they might voluntarily surrender. generosity flowed naturally from a winning commander who was extending the magnanimous terms that lincoln had told him he should do at appomattox. but we are mistaken to think that it is just a magnanimous gesture on grant's part. there is more to this than that. on the morning of april 10th grant was not so sure that the war was over he did not believe that lee's forces and then and certainly all the other forces had fully capitulated. an underscoring all of this was grant's fear of continued warfare. when he spoke to lee on the morning of april 10th. lee had pointed out quote the south was a big country and that we might have to march over at three or four times before the war had finally ended. had this given grant pause. if the cycles of retaliation cont

and here we have rosser not only declaring this the headquarters in stanton but giving himself a nice little promotion. he's now a lieutenant general. and here's what he has to say which he called upon his men to shoulder their arms and muskets once more, returned to the field to meet the arrogant invader who had insulted you, robert you, murdered your dearest friends and relatives, outraged your fair women, just boiled your homes and dishonored all that is most dear and sacred. he promised he would lead his men against this dastardly foe and promised he would never surrender until, quote, the purple current ceases to flow from my heart, or until you are a free independent, happy people. rise like men and come to me, he commanded. he instructed companies and regiments to assemble in charlottesville, stanton or lynchburg without delay. in other words for men like rosser, the war was not over yet. others headed south to north carolina where they hoped to join the forces of joseph johnston and continue the fight. in short, appomattox represent a great irony. it was and continues to be se

chad: stanton creeping to third base there. trying to keep timmons close.ohn: ball four, steube to first. runners at first and third. and still nobody out. chad: august coming in to bat. he was the m.v.p. in the game last year. he was known as coming in for relief for steube. he's an important part of the republican lineup. john: graduate of georgetown, representing the texas 11th district. midland, odessa, and a lot of midland texas. this one gets away from him. trying to get out of a jam. this one gets away from him. chad: it doesn't surprise me they are pitching away from him. he's 5-9, hitting at a .625 clip, john. john: puts the bat on it, he could do some damage. deluzio behind in the count. 2-0. swung on. popped up and over the screen into the seats down below us. pfluger steps back in. chad: look how deep the outfield is playing him compared to how the democrats, or how the republicans were playing some of the democrats earlier. john: that is pretty well in alignment with what you'd see if the nationals were in here right now playing a major league

instructed regiments to assemble in charlottesville and stanton or lynchburg without delay. in other words from men like rosser the war was not over yet. others headed south to north carolina where they hope to join the forces of joseph e. johnston and continue to buy. in short appomattox represents a great irony. it was and continues to be seen as the end of the army and by extension the civil war but a significant portion of lee's army refuse to see it as such.. for them to the war had not quite ended. grants knew this. hehe knew there were men missing from the ranks so what of these 20,000 men's? to the terms that grant offered at appomattox applied to them? were they to be included in the surrender? on the morning of april 10 secretary edward staton wrote to grant asking that thehe troops operating in loudoun county in particular mainly he's concerned about his partisans he writes to grant and ask whether these men are included in the surrender terms for only those under lee's immediate command. grant writes back the surrender was only the men who left with a pursued arm

john: going to third base, over the head of stanton, into short left field.the throw in and the bases once again are loaded for the republicans here with only one out. a nice bit of hitting there. just kind of going with the bench. able to push that ball right into left field along the left-field line. chad: pretty close play at third base there. greg stanton, after it gos past him, aguilar fielding the ball at short left field. no slide in there. now we've had linda sanchez come out briefly to talk to the umpiring crew. john: sanchez has said what she needed to say. in the fernando valenzuela uniform. now they're calling for time here. chad: what you have here is johnierness, senator -- joniernst, senator from iowa, looked like she was going to run for first base. they're trying to get time called. john: ernst is running at third. looks like we have pinch runner at first as well. chad: this is why sanchez came out. they were trying to get the attention of the first base umpire to get the pinch runner in. sanchez has come out now for the second time in three

visited a migrant camp on the coast. housing a growing number of sub saharan africans looking to either stanton, easier or head to europe using smugglers. sundays meeting was meant to set a plan to boost a news, use economy making migration less of a necessity. this year the european union will provide 100000000 yours to, to unusual for board of management, but also for search and rescue and on to smuggling and return earlier while negotiating with the international monetary fund for help presidents i e box and required costs to the public sector and with your opinion leaders, he's pushing back on board or security board and we cannot play the role of guardians of the board as of the countries. the solution must be humane and collective value. and that the european offer also includes initiatives to bill renewable energy infrastructure. something you're desperately needs to tap into as it works to reduce reliance on russian energy data volumes. terry shelton, brussels told us more about the 2 nation president position. and one european leaders are focused on his country by, by saying this, so b

morning the assistant secretary of war charles who was present in chattanooga at the direction of stantonsecretary of war. was a spy in the field was turned to spy on grant and the mississippi river valley and then spent to spy in late summer. now he's back with durrant innes at chattanooga the newspapermen and unrecognized by many for exactly what he a was. once corps commanders will describe him as a despicable. however on the morning of the 26th of november before setting out with the union forces telegraphed to stanton prisoners taken yesterday at reported this morning 3500. but probably not over 3000 with 52 canada, 5000 stands of small arms. ten legs among the prisoners large proportion of officers and colonels down. the storming of the ridge by our troops was one of the greatest miracles in military history. no manda climbs the ascent by any roads that wind along its front end delete 18000 men moved up its broken and crumbling base unless it was his fortune to witness the deed. that seemsms as awful as invisie position the fourth thursday i congratulate you and your army on your ch

it caused them to speed up the production of the uss monitor and she would stay in contact with stanton for years after that event. he was actually sorry that they were not that the government was not able to give her a pension because of her work, because she was a woman. there were other people like harriet tubman. she was the first woman to lead troops into battle. her efforts resulted in the largest escape of enslaved people ever. over 700 people. and yet she was not given a pension either because she was a woman. well, the emancipation emancipation proclamation authorized the enlistment of. african-american men and soldiers. it was not an easy situation. you've probably read or seen films about the the issues that were faced, lack of equity, not not being paid, not getting uniform terms, not being equipped, put in the heat of battle, etc., etc. but they lined up and fought and fact, you know, frederick douglass was responsible for making sure that the majority of the men were enlisted in the 54th, came from new bedford and boston. why? because the majority of men who were freedom s

it caused them to speed up the production of the uss monitor and she would stay in contact with stanton for years after that event. he was actually sorry that they were not that the government was not able to give her a pension because of her work, because she was a woman. there were other people like harriet tubman. she was the first woman to lead troops into battle. her efforts resulted in the largest escape of enslaved people ever. over 700 people. and yet she was not given a pension either because she was a woman. well, the emancipation emancipation proclamation authorized the enlistment of. african-american men and soldiers. it was not an easy situation. you've probably read or seen films about the the issues that were faced, lack of equity, not not being paid, not getting uniform terms, not being equipped, put in the heat of battle, etc., etc. but they lined up and fought and fact, you know, frederick douglass was responsible for making sure that the majority of the men were enlisted in the 54th, came from new bedford and boston. why? because the majority of men who were freedom s

so stanton sends this message. lee is concentrating and that's the trigger for meade in his mind. lee's army is concentrating, perhaps for an offensive strike at meade's army, and meade then commits his thinking about the upcoming battle to paper and for distribution to his corps commanders. and that is what we know as the pipe creek circular. circular is too lengthy for us to talk about it today. you can easily find a copy of the whole thing on the line, but i think it's important to talk about a few essential parts, he writes from information received. the commanding general is satisfied that the object of the movement of the army in this direction has been accomplished. so we've moved our army forward in essence, we've prevented harrisburg from being taken. we forced the concentration of lee's army. then he writes, if the enemy assumes the offensive and attacks, it is meade's intent then to withdraw the army from its current position and form a line of battle along pipe creek line. and he then lays out he then lays out the positions of the union army. so we see the six corps. h

do you want to be a follow stanton's lead? so he needs help with going and we'll work together with him and to get it back to the board. ok, great berner hard. the local studies showed that school, but i was willing to pay a $110.00 us dollars more. they can be guaranteed to see at least 3 healthy tattoos on a dice, showing the business and by diversity can go hand in hand down hopes his research will persuade the government to regulate the feeding of the turtles and restrict, quote numbers and fishing the animals protecting the territories and the tourist industry that depends on is always a little odd to in some way other than stands and get to. yeah. we're right those yes is a really good day at 170. that was excellent. i think that and the work that you do and is in some ways like setting an example. yeah, i think so. i think right now, um barbados is taking a few really, really good steps in the right direction. um, hopefully if there is a development of a similar focus on, on tourism as each of those within the other isl

. >> reporter: paige stanton rushed in on thursday night when her family said they needed to get inside. these are images she captured at the scene outside the suspect's home. >> they started to pack the stuff up, leaving. he never came out. so we were kind of assuming like the worst. >> reporter: she said it wasn't uncommon for the police to be here at parkourana's house. but when officers came by thursday night to search the home, it was different. >> being across the street from something so close like that is pretty scary. pretty unexpected to say the least. >> reporter: peop have been hurt or killed by the actions of one man. >> i just feel bad for his family and all the families involved. i mean that's very traumatic. >> reporter: now they're left worrying whether they were in any danger living on the same street. >> that is really close to home, and who knows what his thought process was if he has been seen outside. could we have like been attacked or whatnot? >> and we first brought you that update from san jose police streaming live on cbs news bay area. you can watch us any ti

stanton got it as well. annihilating this baseball. jb sears allowed five runs. german was perfect.ng out shea linke lear, swinging right there. then he gets release. a's hitters totally baffled by her mom -- german who fans about the only good moment for a's baths, not breaking that and not breaking up inspection -- perfection. german gets release to ground out to josh donaldson. that's all. the 24th perfect game in major league history. 11-0 yankees is your final. brandon belt has become part-time first baseman, part-time comedian. he said exactly what he was hoping for facing logan webb tonight in toronto. >> i have to keep that going. i don't want to hurt his feelings. i just want to embarrass his whole family. >> out. larry: he hilarious. this is for your family, logan webb. double to left center that scores the run. the blue jays jumped all over webb with five runs in the first inning. giants able to muster one-run on six hits tonight. solo blast to make it 5-1. later ended up striking out to end the game is the giants 10 game road winning streak ends. 6-1 js your final. >> wi

stanton got it as well. annihilating this baseball. jb sears allowed five runs. german was perfect.iking out shea linke lear, swinging right there. then he gets release. a's hitters totally baffled by her mom -- german who fans about the only good moment for a's baths, not breaking that and not breaking up inspection -- perfection. german gets release to ground out to josh donaldson. that's all. the 24th perfect game in major league history. 11-0 yankees is your final. brandon belt has become part-time first baseman, part-time comedian. he said exactly what he was hoping for facing logan webb tonight in toronto. >> i have to keep that going. i don't want to hurt his feelings. i just want to embarrass his whole family. >> out. larry: he hilarious. this is for your family, logan webb. double to left center that scores the run. the blue jays jumped all over webb with five runs in the first inning. giants able to muster one-run on six hits tonight. solo blast to make it 5-1. later ended up striking out to end the game is the giants 10 game road winning streak ends. 6-1 js your final. >>

my district is the birthplace of suffragette -- elizabeth cady stanton and where the namesake of this great organization susan b. anthony lived and worked as a schoolteacher and i am proud to have to protect and preserve her home and her school house as a historical site in my district so that her legacy can continue to inspire the next generation of leaders. as the youngest woman in history to serve in top leadership in congress for either party i am proud to currently serve as the chair of the house republican conference where each week i lead house republicans in munich hitting our conservative policy agenda to the american people. but by far the most important and meaningful title i have in my life his mother. two years ago my husband, matt, and i were blessed with our beautiful baby boy sam and as every parent will tell you, our world changed forever for the better and we simply cannot imagine life without our sam. it is as sam's mom and the newest mom and congress, there is nothing more extraordinary than the miracle of life. hearing his heartbeat. feeling those first flutters a

tony stanton, david harris, susan berger, steelworkers, diana quinones, a sge and proud any aa and af team member jill biden. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, philadelphia. [cheers and applause] as a card-carrying union member -- [cheers and applause] i am so proud to join you today to show our support for the most prolabor, prolabor present of our lifetime, my husband, joe biden. [cheers and applause] forty secures ago, , actually today, that's why -- joe and i i were married at the united nations chapel in new york city. [applause] [shouting] >> thank you. it wasn't an easy journey actually to get to that point,, most of you know the story. joe had lost his first wife and baby daughter in a terrible car accident, and he was sworn into the senate at the age of 30 at the hospital bed of his young son. for a long time, i was really sure if i could do it. you know, yes, i mean it took okay five marriage proposals -- [laughing] -- what i had to be sure. i had to know that it would be for life, especially for my two little boys, beau and hunter. [shouting] >> they had already given the hearts to me. but w

the plane had already crossed closer to stanton. getting unconfirmed reports there was one pilot and three passengers on board, but we're waiting to confirm the identities as well as more details of the flight. it is very notable that the pilot was unresponsive according to f-16 pilots when they fired the flairs. mornorad reiterates they did not shoot down the plane. >> this is guy benson, we hear that term unresponsive, could that be a medical emergency or unwilling or a potential threat? or a tragic accident. reporter: i think if there had been a threat you would have seen a greater security alert in dc area, we heard briefly that security was raised at the capitol but only briefly, i believe the pilots in terms of unresponsessive th unresponsive. we don't know wa wan at this time it is not able change in path of pilot en route to long island from tennessee. that you know it is not able it turned around at one point. it might have gone into an autopilot mode. the pilot being unresponsive clearly indicates there may have been some

virginia state police followed up, 3:50 p.m., virginia state notified of crash in stanton blue ridge region. search by the sheriff office and augusta fire rescue got underway by ground and air across the region shortly before 8 p.m. first responders reached the aircraft. no survivors were located. speaking to "new york times," john rumple, the plane owner said his daughter, his granddaughter and a nanny were onboard. mr. rumple said he had little details, but hoped they had not suffered. if the plane lost pressurization, he said they would have never woke up. his wife wrote, my family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter. an investigation is underway into the crash and norad did emphasize multiple attempts were made to contact the pilot, including flares and this plane was not shot down. >> carley: tragic reaction. thank you. san antonio shoppers running for their lives after a shooting breaks out inside the mall in the middle of the day. >> carley: that was the scene. one man was shot and killed in cold blood while getting a haircut inside the mall. authorities believe it was a ta

stanton for five minutes. mr. stanton: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the opportunity to join the subcommittee for a hearing on a topic of great interest to the people of my state in arizona. i wanted to be here because phoenix is the largest city in the united states without access to passenger rail service. as other communities have gained access to passenger rail they've experienced significant new economic opportunities but arizona thus far has missed out. i'm hopeful that will change and there's reason for optimism. amtrak applied for funds to restore long distance train service to phoenix via the sunset limited and arizona has submitted a proposal to the federal rail joad administration's corridor i.d. program to advance frequent and reliable passenger rail service between our two large and fast-growing metropolitan areas, phoenix and dueson. arizonans have wanted passenger train service between phoenix and dueson for decades. s no surprise that this effort has significant local and state support. the mayors along the line are on boa

stanton national preservation award. his passion for elevating the significance of black culture in american history is visible through his work, which elevates the remark stories and places that evoked centuries of black activism, achievement and community. and over the past decade, he's developed the northeast african historic places outreach program and its theme the business of preservation to build a regional movement. preservation leaders saving landmarks in, african-american history. brant has taught at harvard university, boston architectural college and the university of maryland. he is a senior advisor and adjunct associate professor at the university of pennsylvania's center for the preservation of civil rights sites and an adjunct at columbia university's graduate program in historic preservation. and if that weren't enough, i've also had the pleasure of traveling the country with brant for the last five years where he's developed a board building preservation leadership training that empowers african-america

apparently a sudden movement against meadede which e should be advised by career immediately great stantonersus message what is the trigger lee's army as concentrating perhaps for augmented strike. need commits his thinking to the upcoming battle to paper. and for distribution to us corps commanders that is what we know as the pipe creek circular. circulars to link the press to talk about it today. you can easily find a copy of the whole thing online. i think it's important to talk about a few essential parts. he writes from information received the commanding general is satisfied object of the movement of the army in this direction has been accomplished. buwe moved our army forward in essence be prevented harrisburg from being taken. reports the concentration of lee's army. then he writes that the enemy assumes the offensive and attacks it is meade's intention to withdraw the army from its current position and formed af line of a battle along pipe creek line. he then lays out positions of the union army. so we see here is manchester, here's westminster, here's gettysburg for the sixth cor

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. >>> today, officials with the ntsb are on the ground in stanton, virginia, investigating what led to a private plane crash. a plane that just before the crash was intercepted by u.s. fighter jets for violating restricted air space over washington, d.c. the plane was a cessna 560 citation, similar to what you're looking at here. it took off from an airport in elizabeth, tennessee, at 1:13 yesterday afternoon. it was bound for long island, new york, you can see there. but according to flight data, the plane never landed. and instead it turned around over long island. and then at 3:05 p.m., it flew over d.c.'s restricted air space. u.s. capitol police placed the capitol complex on an evaluated alert. and officials tried, but were unable to make contact with the pilot. that is when f-16s were scrambled to intercept the plane, and they were authorized to travel at supersonic speeds in order to get there in time, which created a sonic boom that was heard and felt across the washington area. >> according to officials, those f-16s reached the cessna around 320 p.m., and the jets, they set of

what caused this entire scramble and ultimately then went down in the mountains of virginia near stanton as chad pergram was telling us. do you have any ideas what happened here? what's jon, this is interesting. i would say it's safe to say we know a lot less would be guessing about a lot of this. i've thrown through d.c. several times and helicopters rules were different we were lower altitude flying from checkpoint to checkpoint. even that you got to be externally careful. with a cessna citation that comply so high typically their flight instruments. their dead with the person on the other end of the radio tells you to work follow an established flight plan that is extremely accurate and fairly normal, frankly. for what it did to reverse course to completely change its direction flight towards d.c. was very unusual. that is what because the response. for a plane that could fly almost mock one which is very fast that is the reason they had to respond so quickly and cause the sonic boom order to respond to the aircraft they could go in excess of 5 miles an hour. they did not have much ti

he panicked stanton in battery park.until one of his fellow passengers noticed 20 year old frozen with indecision and kind enough to help him get on the right train to take him to his cousin's. here. that's the building his cousin lived in, in a section of new york. i mentioned in class last time a place called hell's kitchen, part opens at this tiny little of the slums. last time i was describing to you the construction of the american industrial system in the century. in the earliest days, the 20th century. what i was trying to say is that that system was constructed in two ways. it was constructed with economic, and that was most of the lecture. and then it was constructed well by sets of ideas. what i want to do today is i want to talk not about the operation of that system, but that the people who worked in that system and particularly the people who worked at the bottom of that system. now, i just want to remind you, i said this in class last time, but at the turn of the century the majority of americans were still

brian todd from stanton, virginia. >>> we want to dig deeper on some of the unanswered questions in this mysterious crash. with us, pete, the thing that stands out is the flight path. fwl the flight path really shows in essence that it was a ghost plane. that nobody on board was responding to not only the frantic and frenetic calls from air traffic control, from these fighter jets, from atlantic city and joint base andrews, but then other civilian planes that were trying to get in touch with this plane over the radio, trying to raise it on the emergency frequency and try to talk them down. you can see the path. from elizabethton, tennessee. then the flight explicably turned. it never made any sort of descent. it was at 34,000 feet the entire time as it went over maryland, delaware and south jersey. it turned back toward essentially the original destination. that may be a coincidence here. we're not totally sure to command a descent. if the plane was on auto pilot and the crew was unresponsive, there must have been some human interaction to try to get the plane to come down. if it remaine

seth brown rips a shot over the head of juan carlos stanton. >> ryan, noda. azar act 3 to one after 3 innings, all smiles. but in the 60 yankees turned it up and not down 3 to 2 until donaldson crushes that one. a 2 run blast. give the yankees the lead later in the ending is the 3, 2, pitch gleyber torres hit a slow roller into centerfield score 2 more runs score. come on. the team to score now ending continues. ripped a line or the opposite way to right. yanks pouring it on at this point they go on to win 10 to 4. >> the warriors extended a qualifying offer to guard lester. can you know, nace today giving organization control of his contract and making him a restricted free agent. leicester won the g league's most improved war award this past season while playing for the santa cruz warriors. and then he signed a two-way contract with the warriors for the remainder of the year. i've been told organization values lester and believe he can eventually become a rotational player for them. here's what he had to say about his new deal. >> showing their feet in the

say a few moments ago that the plane didn't make it very far, it made it from tennessee to around stantonhe washington, d.c., area, is that correct? if you can walk us through those steps again. >> yeah, jim. what the faa has told us is that this aircraft took off from tennessee and it was headed to mcarthur airport on long island in new york. it's unclear if it made it all the way to new york. however, there was concern because the aircraft was unresponsive and at that point when it was kind of hovering near d.c., it's unclear if it violated d.c. air space, that's when the fighter jets went and scrambled it and then ultimately it is unclear what the exact sequence of events that led to it crashing. but it did ultimately crash and we are told that that is not because of the jets themselves. they did not shoot it down. so obviously we still need to wait for more information, jim. >> absolutely. and forgive me if i'm pushing into areas where you have to speculate beyond where we have the facts at this point. let's go julia. she joins us. if the plane only made it as far as staten, virginia,

integratd schools and continued to host women's rights activists like susan b anthony and elizabeth cady stanton. of the sisters were loaded by their contemporaries for supposedly, quote, disavowing your birthright and sacrificing their wealth to support, quote, theth cause of the slaves. these of course where the fact is that we know. but i had sos many questions. how was it for instance they profess, quote, feelings of deception when they discovered theircl black nephews whileer reading an article in the antislavery standards of the story goes back to the civil war they made their way to lincoln university, pulled themselves up by their bootstraps, they are allowed in the press and they see their name in the press and go to meet their nephews. this was the first contact they've ever had with their nephew. according to angelina as well, they were horrifying to horrified to discoverthey existt believe that he washe a bad slaveholder. he was always such a nice boy, they said. we believed he would never do such a thing. this led them or so the story goes to meet the brothers, toar welcome them int