with the last of the sprinkles, some of that clipping philadelphia and the move is to the south and the former southe towards the delaware bay just a little bit of yellow and the chance of steadier rain coming in across areas from smyrna south through millville and cape may county and southern atlantic county in the afternoon. as we look outside on the action cam, we were down the shore looking kind of dank and gray as the action cam shows the condition there's. 57 in philadelphia and the winds out of the north at 6, we hope we will get a southerly draw, a little later in the afternoon, areas south of philadelphia, millville and dover have bumped up into the 60s, having a hard time achieve that in philadelphia, driving down from the north in just a bit there they are at future tracker 6, kind of hope be to get a southerly flow. by 3:00 we are looking at continuation of that rain to the south, maybe a couple of light sprinkles or showers close to philadelphia and heavier rain possible at times the farther south you go south of atlantic city and millville and cape may county and just below dover or do

this is partly because ahead of this frontal boundary we have warm humid air coursing up from the south south. as we look at future tracker 6 between now and all the way up to 3:30, 4:00, we are looking for the thunderstorms forming in the west, probably into the western suburbs by 2:00, 3:00 and by 5:00, coming right into the region and this is future tracker 6's way of showing what it thinks going to happen. by dinner time to the east and then looking like spotty precipitation and cooler air coming in behind in a frontal boundary, and more tranquil in the evening, drivers alert this afternoon, gusty storms could produce wind gusts that could put debris in roadways or trash cans i would secure them and put them in the garage in case one of these strong gust producing thunderstorms come through and losing one or two of them for you. 69 in philadelphia right now and 68 in wilmington, some spots getting close to 70 but the cooler air to the west heading in along with the showers and thunderstorms we'll see the numbers spike some more. we'll let you know the parameters these storms might be and

south africa. south africa becomes easy, because the soviet union is against south africa. so makes it easy for robeson to be against south africa. on this italian colonies issue when you move north you start seeing what those priorities look like. meanwhile, the naacp, in fact, takes on the u.s. state department on this issue. there was a plan to do some carving up where britain would get this chunk where there was a a's and a communications facility. france would get this chunk. italy we get this piece. they were carving as if there were not people there anymore p is if this were 1884 all over again. and walter white went, no, no, no, to the point where chester williams and the state department said, you know, that document you wrote, you're going to have to destroy and burn it because you have violated confidential information. that briefing was off the record. and walter pushed back. i'm not destroying anything. what you are doing is wrong. you are leading the u.s. down the road to perdition. colonialism is dead. you need to get a new horse. i'm going to help you do that

the south? they don't look impressive until you go farther south. that's rain that's falling in south carolina and georgia. some heavier downpours, too. this is the system that could give us some showers before we get to the weekend. but not today. you'll need your sunglasses. leave the umbrellas at home. 70s with less wind than yesterday. tomorrow less sunshine more clouds and a chance of light showers on thursday. 68 degrees the high temperature. then a better chance of wet weather on friday. that will keep us cooler. 40s in the morning. near 60 in the afternoon. the rain does not last into the weekend. clouds will break. sunshine will be warming things up. sunday afternoon 76 degrees and a perfect morning for the blue cross broad street run. and the sunshine summer like temperatures monday and tuesday. >> timing is everything with that weekend, bill. thanks. 9 minutes before 7:00. sunglasses in hand walking out the door. let's get you updated on the roads. >> jessica boyington is checking all the cameras out there as you make your morning commute.

the president of south korea has visited the port in the far south of the country where so many peopled in the days after the sinking and she committed it seemed there to raising the ferry she said that she wanted to see it raised at the earliest possible time. it's something that could cost upwards, we are hold, of $110 million. but that doesn't seem to have been enough for the families. they say tphaoeugder of that i tkphaepdz are being met and the them chemicals railing raise will not take place. >>> the colombia president has ordered resuming air rides against marc rebels. farc rebels. both side say the negotiations will continue continue. >> reporter: a braise an tack on colombia's armed forces is threatening a delicate peace process, 11 soldiers died in the dawn attack by farc rebels in western colombia. and the aftershocks are being felt across the country. president juan manuel santos could barely hide his frustration as he announced the resumption of bombing farc height outs. >> this is a reprehensibly act that will not go without punishment and requires decisive action and th

they talk about the old south and the new south, you see more continuity in the new south van -- than change. i love this quote by frederick douglass. " if a war among white rot peace and liberty to blacks, what will peace among the whites bring?" reconstruction is 1865 and onward. what would you tell frederick douglas about this? >> very little. jennifer murray: he talks a lot about -- how does this fit into the narrative? booker t. washington is another example, how does -- what is their competition memories? >> the primary issue is how to deal with memories of the south, among individual former slaves. while booker t. washington kind rner born in stanton. wilson will come to gettysburg on july 4 to give a commemorative address. july 4, 1913. here is part of wilson's speech. what is your reaction to that? >> too good to be true. jennifer murray: in what way? >> the fact he talks about how far they have come and they are this band of brothers and everything. essentially, it was all based around forgetting slavery and this awful part of their history together. jennifer murray: ok so h

they talk about the old south and the new south, you see more continuity in the new south van -- than change. i love this quote by frederick douglass. " if a war among white rot peace and liberty to blacks, what will peace among the whites bring?" reconstruction is 1865 and onward. what would you tell frederick douglas about this? >> very little. jennifer murray: he talks a lot about -- how does this fit into the narrative? booker t. washington is another example, how does -- what is their competition memories? >> the primary issue is how to deal with memories of the south, among individual former slaves. while booker t. washington kind of advocates for moving on and forgiving, frederick douglas says you need to remember, be aware of what we went through and where we need to go. jennifer murray: sell among the -- even among african-americans their consensus, there is not a consensus. they are diverted. booker t. washington was consolatory in his own right. how did african-americans commemorate the civil war? blue and gray for journalism -- blue and gray fraternity seems to overshadow

nothing to show you on the radar just yet but tomorrow the wet weather that's in the south. south carolina, georgia, alabama, that is a possibility for us later tomorrow. not today. you'll need your sunglasses today. leave the umbrellas at home. up to 66 degrees in the pocono mountains. plenty of sunshine for doylestown mount holly and trenton all into the 70s. rehoboth will top out at 69 degrees. look at cape may. 75 degrees. vineland up to 75 this afternoon. nothing but 70s for westchester, drexel hill, swedesboro and plenty of sunshine today. and looks like we're on track for a great weekend. sunny skies, few passing clouds on saturday. clouds thinning out in the afternoon. 70 degrees the high. nice start for the blue cross broad street run. will start in the 50s and low 60s. warm into the 70s in the afternoon. seven day forecast when i come back with even warmer temperatures to follow. >> warmer temperatures to follow. have our attention now. 20 minutes to 6:00. let's focus our attention on the roads. >> we've had a couple of things out there this morning. "nbc 10's" jessica b

the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mulvaney of south carolina. page 6 -- strike page 62, line 23 through page 63 line 6. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 223, the gentleman from south carolina and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. mulvaney: mr. chairman, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina reserves. does any member claim time in

nations placed the sacred trust in the hands of south africa. south africa -- this is before apartheid, but it had already been built on white supremacy. but after the second world war the international system created under the united nations, the trustee system to replace the mandate system. south africa, when it saw this system coming into being, it began to send young christians to the prime minister. saying, we are thinking about

as the south african said, one day you all will get hung on the gallows that you have built for south africa. the british turned to the americans because they had scripted how this meeting would work. the south africans would take the lead and then the british would come in. then the americans would write in and stop this -- ride in and stop this thing cold. the south africans do their thing and the british do their thing, and then you hear nothing and the americans sit there. because channing tobias is the chair of the u.s. delegation in the fourth committee. as his members tried to stand up, first benjamin garrett, who has worked with the british. they even worked out the statement. this is the statement he is getting ready to give. then tobias says, sit down. and garrett said -- and then tobias said, i said sit down. and channing tobias is a minister. so he has that authority to really say, sit down. gary sits down. -- garrett sits down. so then another stands up. garrett also tells him to sit down. sit now. the british are dumbfounded. i'm going to break this piece off right now t

south korea every year. the south korean government provides each of them with more than $18,000 over a five-year period to help them settle down and pay for housing and other costs. because the funds come from the taxpayer, some southre not happy. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the more than 26,000 north koreans now living in south korea reportedly have an average income of just half that of the average south korean $2,300 per month and 40% are unemployed. two years ago a survey was conducted by the seoul city government for defectors living in the capital. ♪ the survey revealed a very difficult life. so the city began providing daily necessities last year, as well as help in finding employment. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> many elderly defectors live in this low-income public housing complex in seoul. rent for an 18 square meter room is normally $95. [ speaking foreign language ] cho turned 69 this year, she defected in 2004 after her husband died. she left north korea to see her two daughters who fled first and were hiding in china. the chinese government maintains ties with pyongyang and deports any north korea an defectors they find. after she saw her daughters, instead of s

the south going to do? switching gears. basalt is going to start to -- the south is going to start to create their own constellation of civil war memories. and the south will create and perpetuate the very same notion of the lost cause. so reconciliation is the dominant theme of post-civil war america, but it is not monolithic. it is malleable, it is changing. and when you take union veterans and confederate veterans and you stack their memories together, you get this very complicated , colorful tapestry of civil war memories. everybody remembers the war differently, particularly in the northern and southern divide. it is quite obvious. this is relative to what we talked about last time when you all read out of james foster 's book "ghosts of the confederacy." so the southerners will not sit down and passively accept the allegations of treason that the northerners are placing on them. they are going to be proactive in creating their own versions of civil war memories and promoting their own narrative. edward pollard, the guy in my image, is a virginian and he will

imagines the population in the decades after the revolution will work to the advantage of the south. the south will come more into parity with the north in terms of population. delegates from the south will vote to recognize in the long run this kind of formula will protect their interests. that's not a bad argument. it explains why we have the census every 10 years. it is the southern delegates. the others are following congress to determine on its own discretion. but the southern delegates led by randolph -- of course madison addresses randolph as "my dear friend," whereas jefferson is "my dear sir." there is a nuance. if you think it will work for you in the long run, you want to make sure a rule of representation and specific provisions to have that rule honored over time will be provided in the constitution. you may want to have those rules locked into the constitution to protect your interests over the long run. madison says, proportionality should appeal on a regional basis. madison assumes -- where are they going to go? what is delaware going to do? what is rhode island going to do? th

the south. and as if they want to take the country again in the south south--north division. i think in the long run they the only thing needed now is some special forces in aden to, i think coordinate their resistence in aden. once the resistence gets aden then i think athlete people will be on the fly back. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> u.s. president barack obama has shaken hands with cuban president raul castro, the latest sign of the thawing diplomatic relations between the two countries. the two are expected to hold a meeting later at the panama summit. james bays joining us live from the panama city. james, if they meet, what are they going to speak about? >> well, i think they are going to meet. that's certainly the indication that we're getting from the white house. they had that brief conversation. they had that handshake. they believe that is a proper discussion. it will be a historic moment. they'll be talking about trying to continue this process of normalization of relations which started with that surprise announcement in december. what's going on rig

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don't be surprised a few rumbles of thunder, nothing severe here, but the further south, south of fredericksburgpotential for stronger storms. this time of night, the daytime heating gone, not a big problem. dropping near 50 degrees lingering thundershowers, 25 to 35 mile-per-hour wind gusts. waking up early tomorrow morning, scattered clouds, not amounting to a lot. sunshine in the afternoon, and easter sunday looks great. daytime highs in the middle 50's. starting off with tomorrow, 60 degrees the daytime high. it will be breezy at times as we move through the easter holiday. sunday, high near 64 degrees. the extended outlook shows middle to upper 60's, may be near 70 degrees on opening day monday. showers tuesday, wednesday and thursday. tim: we got really excited today watching the nationals play the yankees. redskins make a deal with tampa bay, the nationals touchups about the a, and sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: with six games remaining things get tough for the wizards, chasing the bowls and raptors for a playoff s

if we look at the facts north and south vietnam, we are the south. we did not invade the north. the north came and invaded us. the south vietnamese people just want to live in peace with the south vietnamese people, just want to live in peace. the north did not like we do that. we said we have to stand up to defend ourselves. unfortunately, the battlefield was not just in vietnam. we lost the war because of everything. i was a pilot. i was grounded for years because of no gas, no fuel, no ammunition. so of course, we lost the war on the battlefield in the united states, not vietnam. the frontline of the battlefield is here, united states. we lost the war because of the people of the united states, because of congress. congress [indiscernible] with china. >> nobody in his or her right mind would want to live under communism. once the people know what communism is, they usually flee. that is why more than half a million boat people died trying to escape communism. if they could, the whole country would leave vietnam right now except for a few hundred thousand communist cadre. that

it challenges us to think of the civil war as a war of the south versus the south in some sense. we equate the south of the confederacy, we talked about divisions within each society over the course of the day. but here you have a representative of southern unionism, the phenomenon of southern unionism which some , scholars, especially bill freeling, who makes the case of the number of men from slave states that wore blue uniforms gave a decisive edge to the union in the end. he finds 450 thousand men from slave states were union blue. -- warore union blue. this is a new framework for thinking about the war. let's talk a little bit about men in the ranks and give some examples to the audience of some of these troops and their stories. prof. gannon: there are so many. one of the things people have no idea is how many medal of honor winners there were among colored troops, there were 14 in one battle. the battle of newmarket heights. christian fleetwood was one of those medal of honor winners. robert penn, there are so many others. there were also the african americans in the navy w

their home stand with the red sox starting at 7:05. >> eva pilgrim has more on the shooting down south. >> reporter: the southlice officer who is charged with murder went to high school in south jersey, we'll have the details coming up. passenger on a flight from iceland to denver had no idea as they were flying over seas there was a hole in the plane. minutes after takeoff the 757 was hit by lightning and that put a gash in the front. iceland air says protocol was fold and the plane is being inspected. >>> a hiker is dead after jump into the water in the false in california. -- falls in california. yesterday a youth was killed from the jump. two friends were injured trying to rescue him. it's the second death in the false in the last 16 months. >>> safety regulators have a message for us where they use a lot of rock salt on the roads. the national traffic safety administration looked at rusty pipes. they blamed the rust on road salt because people rarely clean their under carriages. >> we're looking at the case of the philadelphia woman accused of trying to join isis. the update when "action news" continues.

the mild air is still in place today and cloudy skies conditions as well. a lot of area is dry in allentown and south jersey as you get farther to the south and south jersey and delaware work have light sprinkles and showers in lancaster county most of what you are looking at is light and fairly quick it may be 15 or 20 minutes, and one of these cells are past you if you look farther to the west another rounds of precipitation is more pronounced and should be here in the evening rush hour and this evening and continues through 11:00 and midnight we have more to get through, all of this forced through a frontal boundary sagging in our direction and bringing the rain down closer to us. we are mild though because the cool air associated with the front is up to the north in new york state and beyond. 65 in-month-old and 67 in wilmington and lehigh valley, allentown over 60 degrees, cooler at the shore because are you getting a draw off the ocean to bring the cool air in from the cool ocean water in philadelphia we are looking at a mild one, yesterday in the 70s and today we are close a high of 69 well above the average high of 61 and 45 is the average low. if you

billions of dollars were now flowing into the south >> during the 6 years after the cpa was signed, south sudan became one of the most corrupt places in the world. that money could have been used for massive rehabilitation and development. huge amounts of it were pocketed or simply stolen by south sudanese elites. blatantly, without a word being said internationally. the spla generals were not only among the best paid in africa, their salaries doubled after the cpa was signed. with oil money leading the way the movement for full independence grew among the southern leaders. they worked to secure the loyalties of generals and their proxy militias, who might otherwise side with sudan. >> the strategy of salva kiir was "we'll pay you more. so they paid them more in cash houses, cars, bodyguards, etc. the spla was not really and army, it was just an enormous machine for soaking up cash and turning it into military units which were stationed all around the country loyal to their immediate superiors. >> schools could have been built, medical centers could have been built, roads could been built

the south. further from the south and east is general custer swinging around the confederate left flank. behind general lee, about four miles from here is general meade with the army of the potomac. white flags are sent out to stop the fighting and over the course of the week of fighting, lee's army had dwindled from 60,000 men to 30,000 men here at appomattox court house. he had lost half his army and determined it was time to meet with general grant and surrender his forces. they did that here on the afternoon of april 9. we are now inside the parlor of the home of william maclean, the appomattox county resident who move here in the fall of 1862. general lee and general grant corresponded over three days and after being effectively surrounded, generally wished to have a meeting to surrender his army. lee sent charles marshall into the village to find a suitable place to meet and encountered wilmer mclean. he sat here at this marble top table and general grant also arrived at about 1:30. he sat at the oval wooden table. the two had met each other in the mexican war and that was their fir

slipped through and slipped to the south of sustexcounty and charleston, west virginia helping to feed the rain along the fronts it's dry to the north and down to the south as expected. overnight tonight, showers to the south will eventually push off the coast but not until after midnight clouds break late from the lehigh valley to the south. high pressure sits to the north on wednesday sending a northerly wind our way and an abundant amount of sunshine and 68 degrees, that breeze is between 10 and 28 miles per hour, and then the high settles east of boston and cape cod and that sends more of a wind off the water here on thursday it's cooler here, 64 degrees and cooler along the shore and the ocean is in the 40s right now also with the returning sunshine wednesday into thursday and with a breeze both days the pollen will jump back up to the high levels for wednesday, thursday and even into the beginning of the weekend and the culprits are your maple and juniper and they are pollinating like crazy because they are so delayed. tomorrow sunny and 68 and at the shore because of the winds wrapping around that high, only in the mid-50s again. along the shore c

some of the homicide and i reported on from this campus yet i worked mostly further to the south but this area south of the freeway is the northernmost and westernmost point of what used to be a very long like celebration in the city of los angeles. institutionally it is a legal product and you cannot sell your house to a black person. those overthrown by supreme court in the 40s. the actual task of getting people to stop de facto observing really to decades after that. for a long time up through the 80s the "los angeles times" used the phrase be grow community for an area to the east of here, old south central along central avenue. that has been the term for decades prior to that because it was such a separate world. such an absolute invisible wall that plays black residents of the city in different neighborhoods and white residents. here we are kind of at the top left hand corner of what i consider my coverage area when i was covering homicide. today, almost 20% of los angeles' population is down on paper to 8% or 9%. i think it's actually lower than not. this area, a majority latino has changed a

. >> you have the pakistan's people's party of and then you've got the pakistan south south, they're opposing any deployment into into yemen. however the government has the support, the defense minister speaking on the floor of parliament saying that saudi arabia has had to neighbors air beyond support and asked in case there is infringement of sovereignty that pakistan would respond. strong language came out of parliament however the debate is likely going to continue for another day or two. >> more than 130 pakistan families arrived after leaving yemen. they have flown 360 people out of the country. there are about 3,000 pakistani citizen living in yemen. >>> beyond inhumane. that's how the united nations is describing the situation in yarmouk, the palestinian refugee camp in syria. fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant stormed the camp on wednesday. the security council will hold a closed-door meeting to discuss the crisis. of isil still controls about 60% of ther. >> they speak of incredible fear. these are some of the people who pa managed to get out of yarmouk.

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live in the south bay, damian trujillo live in the south bay. >> baseball is back, and so is the spirit. thank you. >>> a brutal mystery in the south bay. a man severely beaten yo you the side of his apartment complex and left to die. after several months of trying to find whoever is responsible, san jose police now say their leads have gone cold. it happened in mid-september at the intersection of winchester boulevard and payne avenue in san jose right next to the apartments. his mother tells us her 36 years sold ju son just finished watching the 49ers/bears game. he suffered brain damage and lost vision in his left eye and is now learning to walk. >> it's very hard for my son who's in tuned in a body that's -- i'm sorry -- somewhat it's foreign to him and, you know, he knows he's not the same person and it is very depressing and it's hard. >> a mother's grief. the victim's cell phone was stolen. police say whoever took it has not turned it back on. his mother says her son used to mentor troubled teens in the south bay. he's married with a son and a daughter. if you know or saw anythin

the best chance will be down south. the best chance of a strong windy gust will be farther south and small hail with storms down to the south not in philadelphia. always temperatures go it will be mild later. 44 by 8:00. 50 by 11:00. 67 by 2:00. high of 73. later in the afternoon chance of thunderstorms develop. 70 in allentown. 68 in caip may and 64 in atlantic city. for the phillies it will be a different feel if he ballpark. instead of temperatures in the 40s you'll start out at 68 degrees and wind up to 60 in the 9th inning. the rain is gone by 7:05, but it takes a half-hour or 45 minutes to get the field prepared after they have the tarp on. 73 degrees is the high, might feel muggy in the afternoon. we have the showers and thunderstorms rolling through. sunny and breezy on saturday, 64. nice weather for the union that's a 6abc game by the way if you can't be there. sunny and nice on sunday, good weather for day baseball at the park. 66 degrees there. back up in the 70s on monday, tuesday, wednesday possible shower monday night into tuesday morning, no great shakes there even later in the week when we dip back into the

by nann time most of it is starting to shift on out of the south, south bay and it is quieting down so after lunch things should really quiet down. now additional rainfall total we expect anywhere from couple hundredths to continueth of an inch when all said and done by tomorrow even. snow fall a few more inches up in the high country snow level near 4000 feet another 7 inches at kirk wood. 2 inches luke canyon, 3 at donner. tomorrow morning you will need a jacket. kids will need to be bundled up. temperatures in the low upper 40's with those showers around you mit want to allow a little more time to get to work orchids off to school. as scattered showers may slow you down. now tomorrow afternoon mix of sun and few showers so it's not going to be a completely wet day but not going to be completely dry either. 64 in santa rosa. napa 61. 61 san francisco. $1 million $1 millioner than today. score oakland and livermore and san jose. palo alto and 63 if santa cruz. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast will feature scattered showers some sunny break for your wednesday. we see those drop

the south. in 1983, the south became a self-declared republic. united nations buffer zone was established, it remains. several rounds of re-unification talks have failed. it's hoped they'll resume after the election. hoda abdel-hamid is in the turkish side and sent us there report. >> reporter: the election is not recognised by the international community, but turkish cypriots attach significance. voters have two choices. there's two candidates. the incumbent. what he stands for is the status quo, and the main rival - what he stands for is change. and this is what you feel when you talk to people here. yes, both men say that they are both committed to a solution to the cyprus problem. both see a solution in an different way. the encumbant would like to see a 2-state solution. while the other candidate. what he would like to see is a reunified island, because he things this is the way forward. voters have two choices. it's an important time. united nations envoy saying negotiations which have been suspended are set to resume soon. the man that will

saleh was adopting this policy or sending north his army units and army soldiers to the south to make sure the souther becomes able to secede. aside from that, you know, the people in the area are against the houthis and saleh loyalists and perhaps in the next few days we can see more pushing back of the houthis and saleh soldiers. >> there is another line out that saying that u.s. ships are headed there. what sort of posture will they be taking. >> reporter: the u.s. has always had a presence in the red sea and waters not far from aden. a didn't is important because of the straight where a lot of big chunk of the transit of international oil passes there. the americans don't like to see that under the iranian influence, iran has sent a dozen ships, military ships there during the last few weeks and they talked about the fact this is not intended to yemen or the houthis but rather to confront high sea piracy, however the saudis are looking suspicion usually at. the united states wants to make sure that iran doesn't send weapons to the houthis at this particular stage. >> thanks so much. mohamed vall

degrees, some locations are cooler, surf city 48 degrees and the wins are coming in out of the south and the south facing community is getting hit by that and affecting by the cooler wind overhead glassboro and cinnaminson and smyrna and dover at this hour. here is satellite 6 along with action radar here is the first batch of moisture and there is more moisture to come, two waves of energy we are tracking one over the ohio valley thark works it's way eastward as we go throughout the rest of the today. rounds of rain are on the way and with the southwest wind overhead temperatures climb up into the upper 60s here in philadelphia but we'll track the precipitation overhead 2:00 today, make sure you have the umbrellas with you because as you step outdoors we have the moisture overhead and throughout the day another wave of energy that moves on through and some of this could produce a thunderstorm or two embedded in the moisture, still despite the moisture we are in the upper 60s to near 70 in dover and the temperature around 73 degrees, down to the south of the city, 8:30 tonight we have the moisture

the south's favor? guest: no. host: why not? guest: the south was fought out. the south had done more with longer and less than any army in history. they had worn out. had generally been able to escape my forces, he could not have lasted any longer than days. his men were starved, out of ammunition, barefoot, many of them -- they were defeated in everything except spirit. had generally been able to break loose from my forces, it would not have prolonged the war and certainly would not have changed the outcome of the war. host: generally? guest: i had a duty to try. i had a duty to my government and my men but in retrospect general grant is absolutely right. by the time i would reach general johnson, there's no telling how many men i would have had left. i was losing men every mile because they were exhausted and starving. they could not go any further. if i had managed to escape general grant here, i'm convinced he would have caught up with me before i made it into the valley. host: how many days in advance to begin to devise the terms of surrender? guest: at ou

looking live from chopper 6 hd live in south philadelphia as this truck lost a tire it's causing traffic problems, this is i-95 south in south philadelphia not far from the stadium just south of packard avenue they are trying to get this truck fixed and it lost a tire while in traffic, traffic is moving along by the truck but there is a big backup on i-95 in south philadelphia not far from the stadium and we'll keep an eye on the situation and updates as more information becomes available to us new on "action news" the burling county bridge in centerton was shutd down this morning, an inspection uncovered a safety risk. is it crosses mount laurel and willingboro, they say use i-95 between 43 and 45 as an alternate route. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a school production of american pie went horribly wrong when more than 100 students were injured in a stage collapse. and a possible shooter is under aest rest in colorado and i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in

the south. chicago only 5 degrees for the high. but just to the south, 28 degrees for the high in oklahoma city with windy conditions. and to the south, 28 degrees in houston, as well. and across the west in the teens for vancouver, seattle, as well as los angeles on your hump day. here's your extended forecast. >>> with that we conclude this hour's news update. for all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching.ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? >> these are the headlines. the eu is still playing hardball with greece over its bailout. the greek prime minister goes to moscow for a high-profile trip with a vladimir putin. a white u.s. police man is charged with murder over the death of a black and. that is after amateur video shows the officer shooting the man in the back eight times as he is running away. and a bitter family feud at the heart of the french far right. current leader marine le pen tries to distance herself from her hard-line father and founder of the national

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the south in, during the antebellum period. so the would've been more passing in the south during that period. because there would've been more racial mixture in the south during that period. but what i really tried to show is that passing is really a national phenomenon. so a lot of people make the assumption that passing is something that really happened mostly in new orleans, or it's really something that happened mostly in other port cities where you have a lot of intermixture and where you had a lot of people coming and going in a very transient population. but what i really want to show is that it happened everywhere. it happened in new hampshire, that it's not just the place of what kind would expect or the places we would assume you find passing that actually it could happen really anywhere. but thank you. i will have to get up more now, thank you for telling me that. >> this will be our last question. >> my question is, due to restrictions on the size of your book come for their stories you had to leave behind? >> oh, yeah. money they were. there are lots of stories i had to leave youn

hundreds gather in the south african city of durban for a march protesting attacks on foreigners. south korea marks the first anniversary of the sinking of a ferry with 304 people on board. the president vows to raise the ship. in business, are the french getting richer or are they telling the tax authorities they are? rising revenues from france's wealth tax. victory for barcelona as it wins the first leg of the champions league finals 3-1. first, the u.n. has asked the european union to step up its response to deal with the increasing number of migrants crossing the mediterranean. most of them come from sub-saharan africa and their trips are often made in dangerous makeshift boats. the call comes after one of the boats capsized off the coast of libya monday, leaving 400 lost at sea. >> these are some of the survivors of the latest migrant tragedy to hit the mediterranean. according to aid workers, entire families were lost in monday's disaster. >> the relatives of a young girl died. her mother, father and younger sister. she's alone at the age of 12. >> a combination of worsening poli

tomorrow look to the south and see the wet weather into the south and atlanta and south carolina. hat is a possibility for us later tomorrow. clouds will be on the move. the future clouds and rain though showing they're going to steer clear of us for today. we will see some sunshine tomorrow before the clouds move in with the chance of some late day showers through 3:00 in the afternoon not looking all that impressive. forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. for today, rain free and sunshine. 70s for allentown, quaker town and reading. beautiful sunshine for norristown and mount holly. cape may and atlantic city. 69 the high in rehoboth. middle 70s for drexel hill, swedesboro and philadelphia. warmer weather is ahead. seven day forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> bill sounds good. 4:41. let's look at the forecast of traffic. >> let's find out from jessica boyington. >> thanks, everybody. we're free and in the clear for most of the majors. not a lot of volume to speak of as it is early in chester county on route 30 and route 100. eastbound lanes everything moving along nicely westboun