sumner had told him about the gettysburg address. sumner said, of all the speeches he had ever read in any language, letting you know that he was a linguist, he read a lot of languages, by any man living or dead he thought lincoln's gettysburg speech was the greatest. remember, this guy's not entirely friendly to lincoln and he's certainly a guy that did not like the second inaugural. malice toward none? no way. i want to go down and hang those guys. he said, lincoln said the world will little note nor long remember what we say here but it can never forget what they did here. sumner said the speech would live when the memory of the battle would be lost. or only remembered because of the speech. >> yeah? >> yes. i am william redd from pennsylvania and i have two questions. during the first years of the civil war, abraham lincoln avoided saying it was a civil war. right? and then gettysburg address he admits it really is a civil war. and what did lincoln mean when he said a new birth of freedom? i think you mentioned that but i think y

sumner's kentucky friend said in the memoir i wanted to record what sumner told him in the g gettysburg address. he read a lot of languages. any man living or dead, he thought lincoln's speech was the greatest. remember this guy is not entirely friendly. he did not like the second inaugural. no way. i want to go down and hang those guys. he said lincoln said the world with little note nor long remember what we say here but never forget what we did here. sumner said the speech would live when the memory of the battle would be lost. or only remembered because of the speech. i'm william from pennsylvania. i have two questions. during the first years of civil war, abraham lincoln avoided saying it was a civil war right. then he admits there really is a civil war. what did lincoln mean when he said a new birth of freedom. i think you mentioned that. i think you might want to review it again. >> i think a new birth of freedom does resinate about slavery. he's trying to get people to come together on first principles. that's his strategy as a politician. don't alienate people. when they talked

slaughter wrote ably of an 1896 excursion between fort sumner, new mexico and kansas. likewise, salgy ritus mentions a journey she and her baby made up the trail with one of her husband's herds. >> parts of the american south and midwest, livestock was often trailed to market by dismounted drovers. drover who is trailed herds from louisiana to southeast texas before the civil war, rarely rode more than two horses on a drive and often had just one. but the wildest disposition of texas longhorns and the distances in topography of the routes north and west from texas during the post civil war era, however, largely precluded so few horses. on longer drives from western texas and southern texas, remudas of as many as four and even six horses per drover were common. these droefrs paid a lot of attention to their saddles, as you might imagine, if you were going to drive several hundred miles or even 1,000 miles, you would want what you sat on 12 or 15 hours a day to be as comfortable as possible. so in the early years, they were riding the famous mother hubbard saddle, which

joseph and sumner mcstay and their two children went missing from their home in san diego three yearsdrawing international attention with tips from southern california to mexico. remains found in the desert 100 miles away could be connected. the remains still have to be identified. >> it's long been said that good things come in small packages and that's definitely true of a young college football player with a huge heart. as mark schneider reports, he may be small in size, but able to stand tall on the field. >> he's got to be the least intimidating college football player you've ever seen. jason carter stands 4'9" and weighs 135 pounds. his presence here on the rice owls is no joke. >> it's like a full time job, actually, because i have to spend more time here than i do sleeping he. >> as a member of the scout team, he runs the upcoming offense to help the defense prepare for the game. his work ethic and athletic ability has teammates looking up to him. >> he can lift up to three times his own body weight, and so, just by that, even though he is smaller than the rest of us, he has a