stewart has been round him twice. if he goes around him once more, gentlemen, mcclellan will you out. stewart did not get a chance for a third time around mcclellan. lincoln ordered mcclellan's removal of -- from campaign on november --. four days later he wrote to his wife -- those in whose judgment i rely thought -- said that i fought the battle splendidly. i feel i have done all that can be asked and -- in twice saving the country. i feel some little pride in having defeated and demoralized the army. one of these days history will i trust do me justice. which is a very nice sentiment but i question if lee was entirely defeated since stewart took 1800 men around mcclellan's army. stewart cannot and should not be given full credit for mcclellan dismissal. but the chambersburg raid did help seal his fate. confederate outcomes included a boost in morale. the idea that successes would continue with speed and using the unexpected. they brought back numerous , we see and tactically a flexibility in stewart's movements. as

stewart did clash with troops commanded by his father-in-law. human interest. one man is reported killed in the chickahominy raid on the confederate side. this launches stuart and his cavalry into confederate fame and confederate legend and he becomes part of the story of the defenders of richmond and is really able to push the idea of the talent cavalry and things like that. we are going to fast forward on the timeline now to october 6. the battle of antietam has been fought. mcclellan is waiting. lincoln wants him to do something but mcclellan is still in waiting mode. october he comes at lee, and staart are talking about another raid northward. october 6 is the day that we can pinpoint those discussions happening. two days later, lee sends orders to stuart. they begin with these words -- an expedition into maryland with the detachment of calvary if it can be successfully executed is at this time desirable. you will, therefore, form a detachment from 1200 to 1500 of mounted men suitable for such an expedition. and should the information from your scouts lead

dropsxt day, fighting air between pleasanton's calvary men and stewart's. this will usher in what is referred to as the battle of unison, typically referred to as having been fought from november 1 two the third of 1862. landmark in the town of unison today. a funny side story showing how the loudoun valley serves as a microcosm, unison was founded as 1829, not unison, but in the citizens changed it to unison. the official name of the voting district was still referred to as the union voting districts. 1861, when, virginians had the chance to determine if they wanted their state to secede from the union, the union voting district voted 150-0 in favor of dissolving the union and having virginia leave the united states and join the confederate states of america. a sunday2 of 1862 was and at the union send -- at the unison methodist church, the citizens had gathered at the church to begin their services. the first thing they heard that made them realize today might not be any normal sunday was the tune taken up by the united states cavalry band listening to th

jon stewart. jon stewart, you have a wonderful new movie. >> don't do you this!go to a talk show penalty box. >> stephen: i am a talk show host, damn it. ( laughs ) tell me about this steve carell person. i hear good things. is he enjoyable to work with? enjoyable to work with? i-- i-- enjoy his work very much. >> i don't accept this in any way, shape or form. i won't stand with this tomfoolery. can i tell you something? >> stephen: yes. >> i miss you. >> stephen: i miss you, too. >> i know we did a couple of zoom cocktail parties. but i miss you. >> stephen: we did zoom cocktails, me and evie and tracy, it was lovely. >> should we leave on-- i would like to leave-- first of all, tell the people you liked the movie. >> stephen: i loved the movie. i so enjoyed the movie. not only-- not only did i enjoy-- here's what i loved. i really enjoyed seeing somebody talk about the problem with our politics that doesn't involve donald trump. >> thank you. >> stephen: because that's not different. that's the same. and-- >> very kind of you. >> stephen: and i could hear your

but first, jon stewart is back on capitol hill this morning calling attention to veterans exposed to toxic burn pits in iraq and afghanistan the veterans are running into roadblocks trying to get the federal government to pay for their health care. >> the only difference between the first responders at ground zero who were particular and dying from toxic exposure is that that was caused by a terrorist attack on our country. the veterans in iraq and afghanistan are suffering the same illnesses and the same toxic exposure because of the actions of our own government. >> and joining me now are jon stewart, a longtime advocate for 9/11 victims and veterans, and an army veteran who has fought relentlessly for 9/11 first responders after getting seriously injured himself, and daniel roble robinson whose hus died in the burn pits in iraq. good to see you, jon and john, and to meet you, danielle. jo jon stewart, what is the issue with the health care for these veterans who is blocking it, what are you trying to do to fix it >> so basically everybody thinks that veterans get health care for l

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jo jon stewart, what is the issue with the health care for these veterans who is blocking it, what are you trying to do to fix it >> so basically everybody thinks that veterans get health care for life but they don't they only get health care if their injury or illness can be tied to their service. and in iraq and afghanistan, the way that they disposed of hazardous materials and human waste and armaments and everything else was, they dug, like at camp anaconda, a ten-acre pit, they poured all the trash in there, covered it in jet fuel, and burned it, 24 hours a day, seven days a week the soldiers were next to the burn pits, inhaled all these toxins, and have developed the same respiratory illnesses and

has got plenty for our latest installment of the series meet the germans our brave reporter rachel stewart explores the unique 20 with habits of german man a german ice cream delicacy that baffles tourists and also windows. german i kind of well on him just. to find that pretty amazing but you know. whenever you've. never seen. this experience it's also going to be completely different so here's my list of 7 things that made me go. what when i saw them here in germany for the. best up an odd looking vegetable that's a staple in both kashmiri and german cooking. it's name comes from the word cabbage unturned but actually belongs to the company so how do we a call gobby in germany. didn't start. off at. the 1st time i did this window in germany i thought the can. turn the handle like this completely but all the way in the window tilt in with this practical double digit windows style seems to have originated here in germany and is now spread to many other countries. tourists in london often get excited about triple red double decker bus but for me it's all about the double decker train. in fa

stewart: no change. it's hard to quantify. the important thing for us and them too is the market is so big is they will not be a limiting factor on our success, in the short term anyway. it does insert some friction in the buying process. the old-fashioned fear and uncertainty and doubt. on the other hand, our win rates are unchanged during this period. we have consistently won in environments where teams and slack go head-to-head. the more common case is teams and slack are used alongside one another. teams is a videoconferencing app like zoom. it does not do the same thing as slack, so they are not really replacements. would our sales life be easier if microsoft ceased to exist? absolutely. but 49% revenue growth from last year and an acceleration in the rate of new customer acquisitions demonstrates we are doing ok anyway. emily: we are less than two months away from the election. twtiktok has become a lightning rod in international elections. if president trump stays in office, what does that mean for silicon valley and wh

and in the germans my colleague rachel stewart gives us a quick tour of the fairy tale world of german castles. in the venice film festival unveiled its official selection in late july the competition roster with over 40 percent of films directed by women was heralded as progress great progress in fact considering the event had come under fire in recent years for lack of gender parity with social distancing protocols firmly in place some 90 percent of this year's festival will go ahead in person a breath of fresh air for cinema despite the masks. to says he'll ford as it's rarely been seen with only a handful of tourists due to the pandemic the usual crowds have been staying away but people have shown up for the most track the city's famed festival which opens today along with films comfort cautionary measures social distancing mandatory mask wearing and temperature taking. this podium we hope everything will go well we hope that this mosque can be fruitful we will be in with. it for easter and might see fewer hollywood stars in attendance but one silver lining is that the festival has

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as stewart stephens says about donald trump, he is the dog that chases every car. great panel. that's all i have for today. thank you for watching. we are going to leave you, though, with images on how we marked september 11th in this country 19 years later, and we will be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." ♪ >>> president trump campaigns in nevada and defies state safety

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seven people have died at the stewart detention center just in the past three years.wo of them by suicide after being placecein solitarary for prolonged periods of time. those e of us on the ground have called for this facility, stored, as well as r1, to be shut down foror a long time. the question t tt we havee is what does it take foror decision-makers to finally move and dodo something about this before was the additional tragedies at thehese facilities? juan: we played at the b beginng of t this segment a clip of some of the women at the facilitity talking about the conditions back i in april. could you u talk about the contt of that and what happened to those women after this video got out? close sure. instead of addressing the concerns and taking care of thte people inside to make sure this deadly disease does not spread, the facility run by a private cocorporation lasalle proceededo retataliatee a against all the n who were involved in the making of that videoeo in anyway. so thehey place ththem in solity confinement fofor number of days and that led to extreme

bill stewart says no amount of force management would prevent the kinds of fires we have seen lately. >> the wind driven fires were having now, nothing will slow those down. when you get high, 30 mile an hour consisted wind, it does not matter what you did. it's going to burn. >> he says neglected forests can add to the problem, how closely the trees are spaced and how much debris is beneath them determines the fire danger and dr. stewart says private timber companies are doing a much better job of managing that. >> they spend a few hundred dollars an acre, reducing the fuels, small trees, broken branches, the litter, when they are doing their timber harvesting. that is compared to $7000 per acre when government tries to do it, with its myriad of bureaucratic processes and redtape. and despite being criticized for president trump for poor forest management, gov. newson requested more funding today quickly pointing out that it is federal land in the state that posed the biggest problem. st ndcaiasowe weight in the really do need that support. >> he says there will never be enough money

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the germans today rachel stewart has been looking at the history behind this and finding out if 30 years on germans now really feel reunited. can i interest you and bite off. or. this funky looking snack is a cat 4 also known as the east german hostiles it's a reminder that not all that long ago germany used to be 2 countries in 149 germany was divided into the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic in 150 words. to stop the flow of east germans leaving the west in 1990 the wall fell and one year later the german reunification was officially a big change for those in the west was that their capital city and national parliament moved to berlin but the people in the east the sudden switch from socialist a capitalist society completely changed their everyday lives. become to massive all of the soft focus started to you know all this kind of unfinished noise. shift registers concern for hope for and out of reason to mention i started going to sports and food was so that's arguable must proceed from my need to strike while you've all. along put simply under this. new a

got political books like real life from brain but also very personal family stories like douglas stewart struck the pain and bert sugar from. so you can really see that the jury here is trying to say we're not just looking to the past and what used to be gray. literature in the last decades but maybe with these nominees were having a signpost to what literature could be like in the future hang in with me for a moment because there's another big headline in the world of publishing i want to talk to you about the controversy over j.k. rowling rowling of course best known for the harry potter books but the outrage currently circulating online is about her new detective novel troubled blood what can you tell us about this yeah 1st you have to have a little backstory here j.k. rowling has become a bit notorious online with certain communities particularly trans rights communities because of statements she's made i'm essentially. saying that trans women are not real women that's been very very controversial in this new book of hers there's a character who is a man he's a serial killer and occa

and in meet the german my colleague rachel stewart gives us a quick tour of the fairy tale world of german castle. oh and the venice film festival unveiled its official selection in late july the competition roster with over 40 percent of films directed by women was heralded as progress great progress in fact considering the event had come under fire in recent years for lack of gender parity with social distancing protocols firmly in place some 90 percent of this year's festival will go ahead in person a breath of fresh air for cinema despite the masks. to says he'll ford as it's rarely been seen with only a handful of tourists due to pandemic the usual crowds have been staying away but people have showed up for the mosque track to city's film festival which opens today along with films comfort cautionary measures social distancing mandatory mask wearing and temperature taking. this podium a radical be we hope everything will go well we hope that this mosque can be fruitful. even with. its. e.c.m. might see fewer hollywood stars in attendance but one silver lining is that the festival has

got political books like real life from brain but also very personal family stories like douglas stewart striking pain and bert sugar from. a so you can really see that the jury here is is trying to say we're not just looking to the past and what used to be gray. literature in the last decades but maybe with these nominees were having a signpost to what literature could be like in the future hang in with me for a moment because there's another big headline in the world of publishing i want to talk to you about the controversy over j.k. rowling rowling of course best known for the harry potter books but the outrage currently circulating online is about her new detective novel troubled blood what can you tell us about this yeah 1st you have to have a little backstory here j.k. rowling has become a bit notorious on the on certain communities particularly trans rights communities because of statements she's made essentially. saying that trans women are not real women that's been very very controversial in this new book of hers there's a character who is a man he's a serial killer and occasio

and in meet the germans my colleague rachel stewart gives us a quick tour of the fairy tale world of german castle. oh and the venice film festival unveiled its official selection in late july the competition roster with over 40 percent of films directed by women was heralded as progress great progress in fact considering the event had come under fire in recent years for lack of gender parity with social distancing protocols firmly in place some 90 percent of this year's festival will go ahead in person a breath of fresh air for cinema despite the masks. the city off water as it's rarely been seen with only a handful of tourists due to pandemic the usual crowds have been staying away but people have showed up for the must try to city's famed festival which opens today along with films comfort cautionary measures social distancing mandatory mask wearing and temperature taking. it's pretty radical be we hope everything will go well and we hope that this can be fruitful. even with. its. d.c.m. might see fewer hollywood stars in attendance but one silver lining is that the festival has d

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i would be a comfort for them also in the james stewart is making a difference thanks to his time at university. it's all original stuff now that is a finale of the stories on. africa we're also on facebook and on twitter as always to get in touch with me i want to add one in the always interested to know what you think about all stories news africa and the stories that we should be covering now today we'll leave you with pictures of the filming those in 10 yeah it is the right a kind of. science had to make now and the surrounding region now the caliphate i'll back to enjoy have a lovely weekend of act. every journey of surprising mubarak all out. to some chips i want to. break through. in your. town the fleet street. for a time i wanted. to marry much alive. to the specialists in germany. recognize where exactly. on. current culture history. travel extremely worth a visit. welcome to arts and culture of the 77th venice film festival is underway bashing on despite the covert 900 pandemic and hoping to give some momentum to an industry in danger of being usurped by streaming services

jon stewart who was big on cable to see was a comedian who was on t.v. for a while he ripped james cramer apart in an interview and exposed him as a because he admits he likes to manipulate prices james kramer any has a tape of him saying this and jon stewart replated for him and he felt quite embarrassed but so this is just a repeat of that scene and so who will be the new dave portland's and somebody is in the wings they'll be the new dave portnoy i might add in response to his 3 f on this one tesla announces $5000000000.00 at the market stock sale. so certainly iran last did a good job as the c.e.o. dumping on chumps on robin hood out following day fortnight so they dumped right there and the stock collapse plus the market composition i believe triggered a vesting schedule for him that's worth hundreds of billions of dollars alternately . perhaps so he's and the lot of innuendo and allegations of manipulation in the options market in terms of the stock price so you know you're dealing with some pretty sophisticated folks out there and particularly the

jim stewart was one of them and that's why he's eager to give his students and his children a good head start the lesson i give them it is better for portable. women that they may say in their life. i would be a comfort for them also know james stewart is making a difference thanks just time at university. it's all original stuff that is if an obvious shoulder check out of the stories on. africa or also on facebook and on twitter as always to get in touch with me i'm on twitter as a 7 i was interested to know what you think about our stories here on news africa and the stories that we should be covering today we'll leave you with pictures of the main goes in kenya plate is these brightly kind of. science had to make now and the surrounding region now the clouds of pink are back enjoy have a lovely weekend provide. a cheerful mood is always and yet undeniably different berlin during the pandemic summer visitors are slowly starting to trickle back up but what kind of an experience are they and for. our tests currency visit to the german capital. t w. w's crime fighters are back with afric

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and we're sharing this information, the face-to-face conversation at which i was like, "martha stewarth. it was -- but if i was to get it from martha stewart it would have been completely - >> seth: oh, yeah. >> the best case scenario. >> seth: because you know, it would be that -- it would be that artisan - - artisan vibe. >> exactly [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- this movie, which is fantastic, is based on a short story by simon rich, who also wrote the screenplay. he was a writer at "snl. and i had forgotten a couple things one, that he wrote your monologue the first time you hosted at "snl." and two, that you were only 23-years-old first time you hosted "snl," which is incredibly young >> yeah, i was and i think simon was actually around the same age. but, although he looked maybe nine-years-old, i think. >> seth: yeah. he was -- he maybe looks 23 now. >> exactly [ laughter ] yeah, and it was really a lot to see that my monologue was not even conceived of and saturday afternoon i think was approaching and, again, i was a 23-year-old young man who grew up watching "snl" and wanted to

a walk in the park dating especially if it's in another culture now each week our reporter rachel stewart explores a different aspect of life here in germany this time she looks at what it means to love someone or to look for love of dutch. this episode of meet the germans is all about passion and relationships and love in germany that's been very german about it and that's a number. 2 thirds of germans believe in love with. getting married and straight gay marriage has been needles in 2017 according to a study one 3rd of german happiest to be well educated women over the age of 40. most people in germany still meet their partner through mutual acquaintances but online dating apps are not far behind. but what about when they're actually on a date of only ever dated one job and i thought i'd bring in some d.w. colleagues of mine to get a more rounded picture. i come from sudan and we send them from the us maybe this dam and i'm originally from israel my memories for it come from. and i'm from australia. i think that in germany it generally takes longer to get to know somebody take actually

got plenty for our latest installment of the series of meet the germans our brave reporter rachel stewart explores the unique toilet habits of german men a german ice cream delicacy that baffles tourists and also windows that to the non german i have a kind of well unhinged. unfunded pretty amazing that you know localized interconnected world whenever you vote you know the country. never seen before. this experience is also going to be completely different so here's my list of 7 things that made me go. what when i saw them here in germany for those very. first up an odd looking vegetable that's a staple in both miri and german cooking. it's name comes from the words for cabbage and turner but actually belongs to the company so how do we call gabi in germany by law go to the top for good didn't start it's also. love. for. the 1st time i did this to a window in germany i thought i can't answer or tilt would. turn the handle like i did and completely but turn the handle all the way on the window or door will tilt inwards this practical double digit with this style seems to have originated he

welcome with the 30th anniversary of german reunification coming up this saturday very own rachel stewart gives us a quick history lesson on how it all came about also coming up we continue our series revisiting the 9 $190.00 s. and discovered that environmental activism is nothing new. and the mixing up of genres 5 visual artists is the subject of an exhibition in the western german city of boston. 31 years ago the berlin wall fell signaling the end of the cold war and paving the way for germany to become one country again after decades of division between east and west and this country did reunite quickly within one year in meet the germans today rachel stewart has been looking at the history behind this and finding out if 30 years on germans now really feel reunited. can i interest you in a bite off that would be. funky i think is a cat also known as the east german hot dog it's a reminder that not all that long ago germany used to be 2 countries and 949 germany was divided into the federal republic of germany and the german democratic republic in $161.00 and it will want to stop the f

a very special interview with martha stewart and the ceo o oof a of agtech going public by, what elseors going to have a planned buyout of fit bit. stay tuned you're watching "squawk" on cnbc >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning agriculture tech startup appharvest is going public through what else, a spac. the deal will provide appharvest with nearly half a billion in proceeds joining us is appharvest founder and ceo jonathan webb and joined by martha stewart and she's an appharvest board member. congratulations on the deal. jonathan, i'm going to start with you i remember we had you on the show probably a year and a half ago so congratulations to you on this new development but explain why you wanted to be a public company especially given the spac structure and right now the questions about those structures >> well, andrew, thanks for having me. why go public now? because as you can see, the facility here is built we'll be selling tomatoes here in the coming months and we want the consumers of our fruits and vegetables to be the owner of our company, be the advocate and mar

and in meet the germans my colleague rachel stewart gives us a comprehensive tour of germany's at times quirky film and television landscape. well to be eligible for a best picture oscar filmmakers will have to adapt to new inclusion and diversity guidelines in unspent came on tuesday and the new rules will be implemented in 2024 at the academy said the decision is part of a greater push to promote diversity both on and off screen and none too soon as the problem is hardly new. black demonstrators are brutally beaten by police martin luther king was the figurehead of the 1960 s. protest movement and 2015 the movie is so mark was a hot trip to sweep the oscars but went home almost empty handed reactions were angry at the academy and the oscars were considered too white. i disproportionate amount of people who do not look like me doing what i do. protests on social media use the hash tag so white women true protestors that larry weren't getting a fur deal at the oscar awards ceremony in 2019 despite all the protests it was mostly white men who took to the stage in 2020 and more positive s

stewart kyle duncan, of louisiana. judge on the fifth circuit court of appeals. stephen angle, of the district of columbia, assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel at the department of justice. noel francisco, former solicitor general of the united states. senator, josh hawley, of missouri. james o., of texas, judge on the fifth circuit court of appeals. tsis of virginia, judge on the district of columbia circuit of dust circuit court of appeals. barbara l., of georgia, and judge on the second court of appeals. christopher landau of maryland, united states ambassador to mexico. ooneys, of florida, justice on the supreme court of florida. martha p., of illinois, judge on the district court for the northern district of illinois. peter phipps, of pennsylvania, judge on the third circuit court of appeals. itlick of missouri, judge , on the district court for the eastern district of missouri. rushing of north , carolina, judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals. kate todd, of virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the

senator tom cotton of arkansas, senator ted cruz of texas, stewart kyle duncan of louisiana, judge on the fifth circuit court of appeals. steven engle of the district of columbia, assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel at the department of justice. noel francisco, former solicitor general of the united states, senator josh hawley of missouri, gregory katsiss of virginia, barbara lugoa of florida, judge on the 11th circuit court of appeals, christopher landow on maryland, carlos munes of florida, martha packall of illinois, peter fipps, sarah pitlik of missouri, allison jones rushing of north carolina, judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals, kate todd of virginia, deputy assistant to the president and deputy counsel to the president. lawrence van dyke of nevada, judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals. every one of these individuals will ensure equal justice, equal treatment and equal rights for citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. together we will defend our righteous heritage and preserve our magnificent american way of life. thank you, god

stewart's of time or 30 on the w. w news lie from birth and 2 police officers a shot and wounded as racial justice protests erupt across the united states demonstrations break out after prosecutors bring no challenges and gates placed for the killing of briana taylor the 26 year old health worker was shot dead by officers during a raid on cars. also coming up spanish authorities introduced new coronavirus restrictions in the capital madrid as infections rise across the country but critics say the new measures unfairly stigmatised poor pay top. dollar is seen later alexander lukashenko is sworn in as president in a secret ceremony outside on the straight to the permanent continue to demand his resignation. i'm rebecca richards welcome to the program police in the u.s. say 2 officers have been shot and wounded during racial justice protests in the city of louisville demonstrations erupted across the country after it was announced that police would face no charges for killing black woman brianna tyler in march the mayor

i appreciate my colleagues, congresswoman stewart, congressman stewart and congresswoman matsui, for leading this important legislation and urge my colleagues to support its passage. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from montana is recognized. mr. gianforte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gianforte: i rise in support of h.r. 5619, the suicide prevent act by representatives stewart and matsui. this establishes two grant programs to help prevent self-harm and suicide. one would be to help train emergency room personnel in suicide prevention strategies and screening. the bill also establishes a grant to -- a grant program to enhance data collection and sharing to help save lives. my home state of montana unfortunately has one of the highest suicide rates in the country. i thank my colleagues for bringing forward this important legislation. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman r

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