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whitaker presented it to custer. over the years, living custer -- libby custer would cut off pieces to give to people as souvenirs to people who were favorable to her husband after the battle of little bighorn. this is john gibbons' cap table used during the meeting on april 10. general lee and general grant appointed three commissioners each. they went to the tavern to have the meeting. but they said it was a cheerless place, so they repaired to the mclean house. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. bigibbon used his camp table and had an inscribed after the commissioners' meeting. this is our display on the apple tree. what is the apple tree? it is one of those myths about appomattox, about lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that supposedly took place there was not what it seemed. lee and grant had been corresponding for several days, since april 7, about the possibility of lee surrendering his army. on the morning of

and whitaker presented it to custer. over the years, libby custer would cut off pieces of the flag to give out as souvenirs to people who are favorable toward her husband. this piece is the camp table used during the commissioners meeting on april 10. generally in general grant appointed three commissioners each. lee appointed william nelson pendleton, james long street and they went to the tavern to have the meeting but said it was a bear and cheerless place, so they repaired to the maclean house. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. this is our display on the apple tree. what is the apple tree? it is one of those myths about appomattox and lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that a put -- the event that supposedly to waste there wasn't as it seems. lee and grant had been corresponding for several days about the possibility of lee surrendering his army. on the morning of april 9 when lee was finally ready to surrender his ar

. >> miss whitaker, you watched all this happen, what was your understanding of what was happening when you saw officer slager fire the taser at mr. givens. >> say that again for me. >> what was your understanding of the situation? did it look unprovoked to you when mr. slager fired his taser? >> well, when he fired the taser, that's when he fell to the ground, but he already had his hands up, so i couldn't understand why he fired the taser from the beginning. if he was already, you know, there with his hands out. like, not fighting, not resisting, anything. >> mr. givens, did you remember the name of the officer when you saw the news accounts, that it was this officer, michael slager, the same one that had tased you in your own home, did you immediately make that connection? >> when i saw his picture, not by the name, but his picture, yes. >> you remembered him? >> yes. when i saw his face, the picture of him, but not by name. >> what'd you think when you saw his face? >> first thing came to my mind was, if they had really honestly listened to me and investigated it like they should ha

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. >> reporter: carmen whitaker manages touche supper club. the shooting caused her to cancel an event. how much did you lose. >> between 3,000 to $4,000 in revenue. >> reporter: according to court documents police say they found a cell phone in anderson's car. tonight he's charged with armed kidnapping and assaulting a police officer. he has not been charged with the alleged killing of the security guard. live here on h street shomari stone, news 4. >>> great work shomari. you can find out more about the suspect including the charges he was already facing on nbcwashington.com. >>> an anne arundel county police officer is in critical condition tonight after he was shot this morning. happened around 2:00 this morning outside a convenience store on east college parkway in annapolis. police say a witness told the officer about a suspicious man outside the tore. the officer approached him and there was some kind of a struggle. the suspect fired a shot and ran away. police are still searching for the armed gunman. >>> developing out of baltimore co

kate whitaker spoke to her about her favorite discovery.ble pointed out a blank region of space and a lot of time was spent staring at nothing, really. and what we found was tens of thousands of molecules in this tiny region of space. just incredible and the telescope can't be surfaced but nasa thinks it will keep setting back images and in 2017 the web will be 100 times more powerful than the hubble, if you can believe that. >> wow! >> love those pictures. >> yeah. >> the weekend is here. >> what better way to celebrate -- >> michael is here with good stuff tonight. >> it's not, right? we have some artisan tacos here for you. they come from the taco shop in underdogs. it's located over on irving street in san francisco and kind of a unique experience because they've got traditional mexican food and modern taqueria and sports and everybody digs that. there you can take a look at the place right there and happy hour and what you will get is a choice of four tacos carne asada, and however you will not spend a time and however you will pick up

and whitaker presented it to custer. over the years, libby custer would cut off pieces of the flag to give out as souvenirs to people who are favorable toward her husband. this piece is the camp table used during the commissioners meeting on april 10. generally in general grant appointed three commissioners each. lee appointed william nelson pendleton, james long street and they went to the tavern to have the meeting but said it was a bear and cheerless place, so they repaired to the maclean house. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. this is our display on the apple tree. what is the apple tree? it is one of those myths about appomattox and lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that supposedly to waste there wasn't as it seems. lee and grant had been corresponding for several days about the possibility of lee surrendering his army. on the morning of april 9 when lee was finally ready to surrender his army, he sends a message t

>> he filed a complaint there with his then friend yolanda whitaker and they filed a formal complaint with the city of charleston and initial lyly they said that they did an investigation, but the problem is that when the police does an investigation with the police normally you won't get transparency and as you know the blue line or the police code of silence sometimes conflicts with truthfulness and transparency and what is going on here in the city of north charleston and in particular the north charleston police department is that they have been aggressive and they have been aggressive with the citizenry and as a result they have created a period and an environment of distrust and what occurred here was a classic case. >> and all right. let's go back to what happened, because apparently two women who called the police saying that their house had been robbed by mario's brother. >> correct. correct. >> and long storey short, and it is mario's brother, and this is a pikcture of you and your brother. and you are two completely different heights. >> correct. >> and the women were outsi

joel whitaker. editor and publisher of cane's beverage news daily and the former secretary of the national press club. ayaan hirsip.ali is an aah tore and former muslim and outspoken critic of the religion she renounced. the latest book "hair tick, why islam needs a reformation now" possitys that ordinary muslims are ready for a change. in a recent essay she points to rising u.s. immigration from countries where many hold views that americans would see as extreme. she wrote people with views such as these pose a threat to us all not because those who hold them will all turn to terrorism, most will not. but such attitudes imply a readiness to turn a blind eye to the use of violence and intimidation. hirsi ali was raised in a strict muslim family in sew mailia and survived female genital mutilation and a civil war. her family immigrated to saudi arabia and ethiopia and later settled in kenya. after her father arranged for her to marry a distant cousin in 1992 she fled to the netherlands and was grante

, and whitaker presented it to custer.ver the years libby custer would cut off pieces of the truce flag to give out to souvenirs to people who were favorable to her husband, especially after his death at the little big horn. this peels is general john give-- theyrg three commissioners each. grant appointed given griffin and leslie merritt. leah pointed william nelson pendleton, james longstreet and john gordon. they went to the tavern to have their meeting, but they said it was a bare cheerless place, so they repaired to the mclean house where givens had set up his headquarters. there was no furniture left in the room because the tables had been taken as souvenirs after the meeting on april 9. so givens used his camp table and had it inscribed after the fá commissioners' meeting. this is our display on theq apple tree. what is the apple tree? well, it's one of those myths about appomattox about lee's surrender. why is it a myth? because the event that supposedly took place there wasn't what it seemed. lee and grant had bee

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whitaker there was a knock on the door. he went to answer the door.e're investigating this case. we believe that mr. gibbons was wronged by officer slager, that he was tased. turned out he was even the wrong man. the witness that led them to the house said he's not the one. and so i don't want the city of north charleston or the police department to think we're picking on them. but they can't just throw mere pittance when the complaint was file filed. according to the police, they investigated it and said they exonerated officer slager. well, we have now learned that officer slager likes to stage his crimes. you've seen it from the video on the cam of the young man who offered it for the scott case. we believe that at the particular time in mr. gibbons' house what went on was wrong. it was ruthless. it was lawless. it was outside the procedures of what he'd been trained and the procedures of the department. mr. gibbons -- >> so we're listening to the attorney here who's representing mario gibbons, who brought a formal complaint against officer slager