-- actually both days of the battle of the wilderness. for grant, this was a new thing. he had been very successful in the civil war. the battle of the wilderness, by the way, happens in may of 1864 and it is grant's first encounter against lee. this is the first time that the best general of each side in the war are going up against each other, grant versus lee. time on thefirst big stage there in virginia. it didn't decide the war, but it sure saw the biggest armies face each other and certainly got the most attention and most news were around there. the most photographers were around there. that is why most of the pictures you see in the civil war are the virginia theater. it gets attention. and he's going against tough opposition. he is going to be teaching the army of the potomac, the union army of virginia, to make war in a new way. and he has to exercise a lot of confidence. now, one thing grant had started doing during the civil war was smoking cigars. before the civil war, he smoked a pipe. he had a pipe. use the early pictures o

at the battle of the wilderness, he was in full dress uniform. while the fighting was going on, there was not much for him to do. you just had to wait while your orders were carried out. grant was at his headquarters during the fighting, and he and a couple of his staff officers took a little walk, maybe 200 yards from his headquarters to the road. as they are down there near the road, and the wilderness run near it, along the road comes a herd of cattle. the army commissary department would drive the cattle along as sort of rations on the hoof for troops. here comes the cattle and several enlisted men serving as drovers. grant is standing there and the officers are standing there, and one of the steers goes down to the creek. he is straying from the herd, and one of the drovers looks at the officers, not at the staff officers, he looks at grant, and says, stranger, head off that beef critter for me. we are saying that grant looks more like a farmer in his dress uniform? i don't care if he is not wearing gloves. in his dress uniform, he looks mor

- he said, when i first the voice of ss, the suffragist was like john the baptist crying in the wilderness. it was more a joke than anything else. is what idn't say change him. his own wife had wanted to see what horrible conditions suffragist en the were imprisoned for the crime of the -- the crime of blocking the sidewalk. because they had the at the atter to picket the white house. they were locked up some for days. they were locked up. some for days, some for weeks, some for months. they were locked up. essentially tortured. force fed when they went on hunger strikes to protest. it had the effect of making the men in congress at least somewhat uncomfortable. that plus active organization at the grassroots, relentless lobbies, shrewd public relations, all combined to bring the voice os the suffragists out of the wilderness. that, plus active organization at the grassroots, mass meetings, relentless lobbying, shrewd public relations, that all combined, to bring the voices of the suffragists out of the wilderness and into full citizenship. none of that is in the newspaper stories. the che

but wilder realizes, those trenches aren't occupied. and if i wait, they might be occupied by people very unfriendly to me so he orders his men into the gap and through the gap and actually takes position on a ridge on the other side where you see jacob's store, just before jacob's store. it's where if you go there today that's where the confederate cemetery is and the battlefield pavilion they have right off of exit 97 on -- or 107. one of the exits right there on i-24. and take a position right there. they will be there in the afternoon because they can hear the long roll in the distance thanks to acoustics of the confederate infantry coming up and they will withstand several attacks by confederate infantry that afternoon and as one of the illinoisans said in that brigade, they went after it shooting. they lose a grand total of 60 men all afternoon they inflict over 200 confederate casualties and send most of the confederates back. this is good tennessee infantry. they would hold their own at three-to-one odds. thomas, when he gets up

theted infantry under command of intrepid 33-year-old indiana colonel named john wilder. he realized that having tried to chase confederate cavalry by marching infantry, this wasn't going to work. horses and mules as i can and he fronts the money shot spencerseven rifles. and they have gone out and done very good work and they are now in front. course, some of the real cavalry is like, oh, you're tadpole cavalry. they use. word tadpole cavalry. we know what we're doing. day wilder wants to prove himself and they are out front as the rains start to come and about seven miles out from murfreesboro towards about the h in the word hoover on the map, they run into the first kentucky cavalry how do you think these followers -- federals do spencersforward with against confederates with single shot rifles spread out. the quickly over and kentucky yans collapse. they lose their battle flag and begin to fall back under the pressure of the federals as they move into hoover's gap. confederates try to make a stand right there and send a courier riding as fast as they can back towards

i thought calexico and wilder. it is bonus now. let's have wilder again.appy, low as any man can go and i knew it was the training that i wasn't doing was giving me the void. training gives mea giving me the void. training gives me a purpose in life. i love to do it, if i was not getting paid millions to do it, i would be training every day for free. i millions to do it, i would be training every day forfree. i don't fight for money, glory or belts. i fight for money, glory or belts. i fight for money, glory or belts. i fight for happiness. steve bunce there. lots of british medal chances at the world para—swimming championships, it's the third day of competition in london. all nine british swimmers have reached tonight's finals at the world para swimming championships in london. masie summers newton won her 200 metres individual medley heat this morning, finishing nearly five seconds ahead of ellie simmonds in third. alice tai remains on course for a third gold medal in as many days — after winning her heat in the 100 metre butterfly. back to football. it

and what about this february 22 fight with wilder?ut or is it signed and sealed? it is signed and sealed. we both know all the details of the contract, it was signed just after the time shorts fight, it's been signed for a while —— ashes five. i've been ready for a while, i fought some of the bigger sides of my generation. so, let's have some fun fights, that have wilder again, some fun fights. i've gone as low as any man could go, and i knew the trainingi any man could go, and i knew the training i wasn't doing was giving me the void. training gives me a purpose in life. i love doing it. evenif purpose in life. i love doing it. even if i wasn't boxing, i would still train every day. i don't fight the glory, i don't fight belts, i for happiness. in two days' time, these two sisters will be teeing up for the usa in the solheim cup. the kordas certainly have the sporting genes. dad petr was a grand slam tennis champion. brother sebastian is also making his mark in tennis. forjessica and nelly, this will be a first time as teammates in w

that's working at wilder fire crews remain on scene it was reported on the eastbound side near wilder. but it looks like it's backing up traffic in both directions so i'll keep my eyes on that as well. to the north our 29 year old man is charged for the murder of a one year-old boy in santa rosa. this happened saturday afternoon at a home on dark drive. there was a welfare check that led to the discovery of an unconscious man. was lying right next to him and he was pronounced dead at the scene 29 year old patrick and neil was arrested and taken to the hospital. neighbors say they're shocked to have heard that evidence of drugs were found right next to the child. it's bad that whole as formal. you know, but. >>i would even heard of any joint activity down there you know. >>well police say that there were no signs of physical but they believe that drugs were a factor and the child's death. 20 years the san francisco fire department and its local union. they hosted a very special event for elected officials. it was a unique hand on training exercise to bring awareness to the department k

state when wilder won the gubernatorial race in 1990. he engineered many of these victories through yielding a coalition across racial lines. wilder always said he wanted to be judged by his achievements and his position, not by the color of his skin. this was the kind of coalition building that served as a model for other politicians. including resident barack obama. virginia was instrumental in his presidential victory, first in 2008 and again in 2012. that was a moment when virginia, after decades of voting for over a book and candidates turned from red to blue and voted for a democratic candidate in became instrumental in electing the first black president. >> after looking at these, the exhibition brings us to the present day. confining if we can do events in charlottesville. and other types of activism, designed to confront lingering problems and persistent problems the nation has around race, systemic racism and long- standing patterns of discrimination. also forms of socioeconomic disparity between right people and people of colo

he will be having a rematch with deontay wilder later, and he will wa nt to deontay wilder later, and a busy schedule this last month. yes, he had some time out of the sport to overcome some mental health issues. he has got back into the sport almost in an attempt to make this run towards reclaiming the title, and he claims he is the linear world titleholder because he hasn't yet been beaten. he has a busy schedule because he has to work ha rd to busy schedule because he has to work hard to get back to a potential world title fight. tyson fury was cut but not conquered in his brutalfight in las vegas. he beat swedish heavyweight 0tto wallin on a unanimous points decision but suffered a deep cut over his eye in the third round, which threatened to end his unbeaten record. let's speak now to bbc radio 5 live's boxing pundit, steve bunce, who was ringside. first of all steve, perhaps you could explain to us because we don't wa nt to could explain to us because we don't want to show too many graphic images, about how significant the damage was above tyson fury‘s i. images, about how signi

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.>> reporter: does neighborhood is about the wilderness and being outside and that is something that he is opposed to. >> reporter: many details around the visit kept secret, attendees were not told where the event would take place, only to meet at this parking lot where they were settled in. attendees also had to check in their cell phones. this fan drove from union city to see the president. >> obviously this is not his most popular region of the country but for me i see the opportunity and what his politics stand for and we are living in times where everybody wants everything handed to them.>> reporter: is the first time that neighbor mike smith has seen a republican in the neighborhood since the area is traditionally a strong democratic stronghold. the president held a fundraiser on saints. posted by the neighbor.>> there is a lot of money in the area. they need strong donation support. you're not going to be able to middle america. >> reporter: for the most part organizers called the event a success, about 400 guests were in attendance with nearly $4 million raised his next fund

we manage our wilderness areas differently than we manage areas that are not wilderness.e manage our fish and wildlife refuges differently. ultimately the management paradigm, and i must operate in a reasonable way within the paradigm they give me. that is our job. i want to bring up the wildlife issue again, because there is clearly up a lot of -- clearly a lot of interest. one custom that's one question i am getting repeatedly is what can be done about the incredible amount of dead trees on federally owned lands? secretary bernhardt: one real challenge is getting in there early enough. if you wait too long, those are ultimately uneconomic opportunities. the forest service, which is most of the area out here that thehas trees like that, forest service is working on doing some of the very needed reforms that we have done. it is looking at streamlining. but to do that, it needs to be -- you have to have a planning process that is effective. you have to ensure people have an adequate opportunity to participate that -- participate in that, and it needs to be done in a timefr

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before they got into somebodies wilderness areas.>> reporter: it is like monday morning quarterbacking he said. the makers of this report have had a year to come to these conditions. cal fire only had hours or minutes to make their call. without a doubt they stand behind it. >>> we are emergency operations. the conditions that we saw in the mendocino complex one of the largest fires in california history the right decisions were made at that time.>>> 280 structures were lost. one firefighter died while fighting it. his family is now suing cal fire.>>> flying out of sfo has been a mess. we just got a progress report on the runway repairs that may ease some pain for passengers. >>> married murder suspects on the run for weeks. the ending to their dramatic run from the law. >>> a close u.s. ally spying on the white house. israel response to claims implanted secret devices around washington. >>> israel is calling into report accusing it of planting spy devices near the white house a complete fabrication. the report raises questions about president trump's close relationship with israeli pr

highway 24 at wilder, a crash. it's causing some delays now making your way westbound on 24 approaching the caldecott. here is a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza, a minor wait but fog across the span. you will find a difficult drive across the golden gate bridge this morning with fog, slick roads. so slow down out there this morning. give y o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic keto

we'll show you how two firefighters were saved after they were stranded in the wilderness. >> and if you were anywhere near the coast line, you probably noticed the wind certainly kicked up. not just for the coast. the hills saw upwards of 50 miles an hour. we'll show you sunday coming up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> okay, this is a pretty bizarre story. a man charged wall street's famous charging bull statue, then he attacked it with a banjo. police say it happened afternoon. you can see the cuts. a little closer there. >> that's closer. >> at the base of the horns. it's not the first time the bull has been vandalized. police say paint was dumped on the bull in 2008 and 201

while have you a boxer tyson fury is pursuing a rematch with world champion dante wilder he also has another fight to prepare for fury will take on auto violation in las vegas it will be his 2nd fight since the split decision draw against wilder in december both men are undefeated heading into saturday's contest i feel fantastic have tried really hard to dedicate it really well in great shape to forbid for a long time feel stronger as i've been for a long time fit a flat take. a goal by the top of malta log or goal positive goal. an iranian judo star says he may never be able to return home and claims officials from his country pressured him to pull out of last month's world championships in japan speaking in germany. says he was instructed to pull out of the event to avoid the possibility of facing an israeli opponent in the final iran refuses to officially recognize israel the 2018 world champion defied the order and went on to reach the semifinals the president of iran is a one trick committee and says what i will be welcomed. to hold i had no choice but to comply with the lore ac

one of the other firsts was becoming the first black governor elected by any us state when wilder one the gubernatorial race in 1990. he engineered many of these political the phrase through building a wide coalition across racial lines. he always said he wanted to be judged by his achievements, by his position, not by the color of his skin. it was that kind of coalition building that served as a model for other politicians including pres. barack obama. virginia was instrumental in his presidential the jury first in 2008 and again in 2012. that was a moment when virginia after decades of voting for republican presidential candidates turned from red to blue and voted for a democratic can't candidate. again became instrumental in electing the nation's first black president. after looking at these various years of achievement, the exhibition brings us up to the present day and explores recent issues and activism around racial problems in this country and explores the events in charlottesville in the summer of 2017 and the rise of white supremacy. and, new forms of black to the sums in th

could become increasingly common hypnosis and not just in residential areas but anywhere in the wilderness wherever there are pipelines and natural gas facilities our entire infrastructure could be impacted. as opposed to. most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about 25000000 people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in 1906 the problem frost melted to a depth of 45 centimeters in the summer by 2017 it melted to a depth of 87 centimeters a nearly 100 percent increase over just 20 years. this poses a danger to both people and infrastructure. natural gas and oil pipelines are particularly affected. greenpeace has estimated that leaks in pipelines caused by foreign soil are leading to about one percent of oil being lost that oil some $5000000.00 tons of it each year seeps into the ground. the residents of the arctic city of cherokee in the far northeast o

i'm not interested in deontay wilder. i have got otto to think about.s by february. i will worry about that when ever arise. eddie jones says england will be better prepared than their rivals for the heat and humidity they're likely to face during the rugby world cup. the squad have already had two training camps in italy... and they've been at their japanese base in miyazaki since monday coming to terms with the hot conditions they're likely to encounter over the course of the tournament. england's first match is a week tomorrow against tonga. we are looking forward to playing in the humidity, we have prepared for it, it is a big part of rugby in japan, in september and october, so we feel like playing in that will give us is an advantage. the players have adjusted really well for some really positive force of a good feeling within the camp, everybody is ready to start working. i've had to put players back because they wa nted to put players back because they wanted to work harder. but we had a variety of activities on and off the field and i think the

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get through that and a rematch against deontay wilder is on the cards.been talking to steve bunce. i'm looking forward to putting on a show, enjoying myself, i'm having a fight camino? being active. that's all he wanted to do in my career was be very active and be happy, that's exactly what i'm doing at the minute. i'm happy. and what about this february 22 fights? is it really on, or is it still being talked about, or is it signed and sealed was the? element get signed and sealed, we both know all the details of the contract, we have both signed up. it was signed just after that last fight, what it has been signed for a while, and that was it. i have had the biggest fights of my generation. and ifought the biggest fights of my generation. and i fought while there. so, the biggest fights of my generation. and ifought while there. so, this is just like bonus now. and ifought while there. so, this isjust like bonus now. it's like, 0k, isjust like bonus now. it's like, ok, funfights. isjust like bonus now. it's like, ok, fun fights. let's have wilder again,

upcoming fight seriously even though the britain is pursuing a rematch against world champion dante wilder fairy will take on the undefeated auto wallen in las vegas on saturday it will be his 2nd fight since the split decision draw against wilder back in december. the fact is i don't in the rest of my anybody i give everybody the ultimate respect even if the guy is a 2520 i will train for it like he's a 20 no connection role because i never failed to repack i trained for this fight trained for wild shot as a train for anybody have not overlooked in the been in america for 5 weeks training i was just paid for 2 weeks before i went over 2 weeks before and the strongest i have a bit i feel very very fit to be very very accurate and that is all your support for them back to you thanks very much indeed of course you get more details on all these stories on the web sites al-jazeera dot com and rob matheson thanks very much for being with me for this news hour i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the day's news i'll see them. to strengthen do good you have to shoulder good all the more

gregor in 2018 and while having a boxer tyson fury is pursuing a rematch with world champion dante wilder he also has another fight to prepare for fury will take on auto in las vegas on saturday it will be his 2nd fight since a split decision draw against wilder in december both men are undefeated i feel from toss the can try to really hold that ok to really well in great shape to forbid for a long time feel stronger have been for a long time fit a flag to. a goal by the time. to log or goal positive goal. and are rainy and juno star says he may never be able to return home and claims officials from his country pressured him to pull out of last month's world championships in japan speaking in germany he says he was instructed to pull out of the event to avoid the possibility of facing an israeli opponent in the final iran refuses to officially recognize israel the $28000.00 world champion defied the order and went on to reach the city finals the president of iran the limpid committee insists he would be welcomed home. to hold on i had no choice i had to comply with the lore according to w

upcoming fight seriously even though the britain is pursuing a rematch against world champion dante wilder very well take on the undefeated auto wallen in las vegas on saturday it will be his 2nd fight since the split decision draw against wilder in december the gypsy king as he's known goes into the fight i have never lost in 29 it's. the fact is i don't in the rest of my anybody i give everybody the ultimate respect even if the guys are 2520 i will train for it like you said 20. because i never fail to read i trained for this fully trained. train for anybody have not been in america for 5 weeks training i was in spain for 2 weeks before i got home for 2 weeks before the strongest ever been i feel very very fit to be very very accurate. ok and that is all your support for now back with more later but for now it's back to iraq thanks very much indeed now you can find lots more on the web site of course the address for that is al-jazeera dot com richelle carey is going to be here with more of the day's news in a couple of minutes including more on drugs that in the news that the belfast say

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i'm not interested in deontay wilder one bit.as vegas. i might have a couple of bruises by the time february comes, so we'll worry about that by the time it arrives. thank you. nearly 20 current and former african heads of state have gathered in zimbabwe for the state funeral of the country's former president, robert mugabe. thousands of people have been queuing to pay their last respects. these are live pictures from the national sports stadium in the capital harare where the funeral will take place today. mugabe died in singapore last week at the age of 95. we are expecting to hear speeches in due course. we have had some comments already of some of the leaders. they have been coming in. one, the equatorial guinea president, has said that former president mugabe should be remembered for fighting for land, taking back land from whites and given it back to the people of zimbabwe, he will be remembered in the whole continent of africa, we should give credit to those who liberated us not only in zimbabwe but also in africa as well.

plus, the trump administration is finalizing plans to open one of the world's last pristine wildernesses, the arctic national wildlife refuge, to oil and fracked gas drilling. it comes as arctic ice sea continues to melt from record >> extreme warming in the arctic is directly related to the climate breakdown that is happening all over the planet right now. it is warming extreme and -- extremely rapidly. amy: and we will look at covering climate now, a global effort to expand media coverage of the climate crisis. more than 250 media organizations are taking part, including democracy now! all that and more, coming up. welcome to d democracycy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump says the u.s. is locked and loaded following drone and cruise missiles attacks that struck major oil facilities in saudi arabia saturday. the u.s. accused iran behind the attacks which were claimed by houthi rebebs. pompeo said d they carried out what he called a an unprecedentd attack on the world's s energy supply. iran has denied d any involveme. the forereign minis

but relief for wilder after what he called a ridiculous game.lous game we are all involved in, i think thatis game we are all involved in, i think that is the worse and played all season. that is the worse and played all season. certainly in my opinion, honestly, we deserve some thing from the last game we played and playing against indian replay anywhere near the where we would've liked to. it was just a ridiculous skin that we are involved in. —— game. there we go, just to confirm those results including that extraordinary scoreline for manchester city, just in case you didn't believe me the first time. 8—nil it finished at the etihad. one result we've haven't spoken about, down at the bottom there, the late kick off where newcastle united and brighton played out a goalless draw. it could have been rather different though, had it not been for this. brighton sub aaron connolly flicking the ball over the keeper, and fabian schar somehow clearing it off the line! was that over? there was no signal from the officials. very very close. so 0—0 it fi

tyson fury‘s potential rematch with deontay wilder may be delayed after he suffered a serious cut into beat swedish heavyweight otto wallin on points. fighting on for more than nine rounds without being able to see out of his right eye. the cut needed constant attention from both trainer and doctor throughout. but fury survived to win. since the fight fury has travelled to hospital in las vegas to have microsurgery. depending on the seriousness could delay a second meeting with the wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder. 5live's boxing pundit steve bunce was ringside. they are two of the worst cuts i've ever seen in a fight where the guys have gone nine rounds. he went nine rounds with these wounds. nine rounds with these wounds. nine rounds with these gaping gashes. quite extraordinary. tyson fury never panicked. he was jabbing relentlessly and repeatedly at the eye but he didn't panic and that's just as well because the young swede, as we say, we have loads of cliches in boxing, the entire business is based around cliches, and as they say, he came to fight and as they say, he came

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james madison described the congress as being in a wilderness with no path forward that had ever been written so they had to decide where was the capital going to be, the politics around the decision to locate the capital on the banks of the potomac into the -- get discussion of lands, to have congress accept that and build a capital there and the politics around that and the question of the revolutionary war. there is also the question of the committee system, how would congress operate, what would the rules be, what we do with all the deaths bequeathed to the first congress from the revolutionary war about a standing army, a government and a bill of rights because the bill of rights had not been adopted yet. will there be a bill of rights? madison was the champion but are reluctant champion. he didn't think he needed it but he became a champion of the bill of rights which had been demanded by the anti-federalists who were afraid the central government would become too powerful and overweening. a fascinating story with incredible people including the author of the first known gerryma

a california family gets trapped on a hike -- stranded in the wilderness...ry item they had --- that helped rescuers zero in on their location.. a man from san luis obispo county is telling his story tonight... after he and his family got trapped while on a weekend backpacking trip. (grant) as dave alley reports now... the family wrote an s-o-s message, put that message in a water bottle, and threw it over a waterfall. curtis whitson / (grant) that was dave alley reporting. two men found the bottle with the message, and hiked a couple of miles to the campground to alert the host there.(justine) whitson says he'd like to find those men and thank them. (justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and justine. tonight at 6.... a former n-f-l player and bay area native --- killed in the backyard of his family's east bay home ... what police say lead up to a deadly encounter. plus. summer heat returns to the bay area. nearly all communities under a heat advisory. we're tracking the hot t

they would emerge from the wilderness and attack quÉbec city. this is benedict arnold. you look at this painting, this is quÉbec city in the background. arnold's march to quÉbec turns to be a nightmare. winter sets in earlier than they plan. he has about 1100 men. the final 400 have most of the supplies they turn back. they take all the supplies with them so the other 700 are trapped in the wilderness with no food. part of the problem for arnold is the americans have a map from the coast of main to quÉbec. and the map says this route is about 160 miles. the map is off by about a factor of two to three. it's 300 or 400 miles. so these guys are caught in the rivers of northern maine and parts of southern quÉbec in winter, and these men starve. these men are like walking square crows. this account is very heavily recorded. lots of arnold's men live diaries. some historians suspected it's new englanders. they have high literacy rates. you read about their accounts. they're eating squirrel tails, their shoes, cartridge boxes. some people have dogs. the dogs disappear relativ

we have wilderness -- you have the very old cities. we have wilderness. beautiful wilderness like yellowstone. there is this impulse to create islands of what people see as pristine untouched places. they were not of course. his all indian lands. they need to believe -- it is all indian lands. they need to believe there is something out there. distinctly american. that deserves our identity. is created park essentially by the northern pacific railroad -- the yellowstone park is created essentially by the northern pacific railroad. think people immediately connected that with the devastation. i have not studied yosemite closely enough to see that. it is a place you would expect to find it. any connection of that? >> i have not seen a connection directly. our creation and destruction of the environment -- [indiscernible] hydraulic mining, most places in california regulated the amount of business. you can do your hydraulic mining but under such strict conditions . there is one hydraulic mine that is still operating. that is out of auburn. it is called the p

we have wilderness. bazaar --wilderness, bizarre wilderness. so there is an impulse to create islands of what people see as pristine, untouched places. they weren't, they were all india mind -- indian land. but they needed to believe that these areas that were distinct american were preserved. it is a jumble of impulses. think that people it withely connected the devastation. i haven't studied yosemite enough. >> [indiscernible] parker creation and the destruction of the environment creation and the destruction of the environment. [indiscernible] actually regulated them out of his new spirit -- out of business. you can do it under such strict conditions, that it put them out of business. there is one hydraulic mine still operating, it is called the pacific mine and i have seen it. -- rode in on horseback 40 years ago. the other thing is you have this big hydraulic infrastructure and you can't move that, but there is the business thing. you can move that. relocated to the headwaters of the trinity river were they continue to do hydraulic mining

so, not exactly a wilderness of shrubbery and trees.o do any of these early trees or shrubs still survive today? it's possible. there is one particularly large oak on the south grounds that might be older than the mansion itself. but it is not very likely that most of these early plantings survived, and that's because the british burned the white house during the war of 1812, leaving only the charred exterior walls left standing. and the best depiction of the aftermath is this painting that shows the scene of utter devastation, and suggests the landscape fared just as bad as the mansion. during the subsequent rebuilding of the white house, the grounds were once again reverted back to a construction site. most of the work was accomplished under madison. thankfully, in 1825, another plant loving president moved in. john quincy adams had harbored a lifelong interest in botany and horticulture, but his political career always kept them moving from place to place and unable to do any real gardening of his own. but this all changed when he ca

buddy, i am ready to drive you into the wilderness any time you want and leave you there. of the participants

there was a plant that was quite -- quite well managed, managed and maintained, this was not a wilderness area, it was a very carefully managed landscape by both, you know, by both climate and people. and so by looking at that template and trying to duplicate it, commercial domestic model we were able to bring the abundance that was here prior to today, people don't real today that 500 years ago north america grew more food than we do today. that's a pretty astounding fact but it's true. and so so our desire is how can we bring back that abundance, you know, rather than size of rhode island and gulf of mexico, erosion, soil lost, the things that we've done. >> besides cows, do you do any type of farm? >> yes, we have cows, we have pigs, chickens, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, sheep and we have a lot forest, we do forestry as well. >> that's a big operation. >> well, keeps us busy, we own about 650 acres and then we lease about another 12 to 1300, managing about 2,000 acres, servicing 50 restaurants, about 5,000 families, and several institutions and direct marketing everything, we don't sell t

get through that and a rematch against deontay wilder is on the cards.

james madison described the congress as being in a wilderness with no path forward that has ever been written before. they had to decide where was the capital going to be and a lot of the book is about the politics surrounding the decision to locate the capital on the banks of the potomac and to get the session of lands from the maryland general assembly in the virginia general assembly and have congress accept that and build capital there. in the politics around that and around the question of the revolutionary war is fascinating. but there's also the question of the committee system, how would congress operate. what would the rules be. what would it do with all of the debts that were bequeathed to the first congress from the revolutionary war about a standing army. about a government and then about a bill of rights because the bill of rights had not been adopted yet. would there be a bill of rights in madison came the champion but he was a reluctant champion. at first he didn't really think we needed it but he became a champion of the bill of rights which of course had been demanded

over half of that is already under wilderness designation.f you are going to do any long-term security impacts, you will have to deal with federal land one way or the other. so it makes sense. it is kind of a logical application of what has to simply because the federal government has had five decades of buying up more and more property, and along there, they bought up almost all of it. miranda: do you have any thoughts of what this will mean that the army will be control of the land and what interior's role will be when they get the potentially with a wall on it, in five years? rep. bishop: hopefully, it will be an issue with when we look at security, we have an organized way of dealing with it. right now, we have a memo of understanding between homeland security and interior, which is actually kind of a mishmash of this communication and misunderstanding. what i would like to see is make sure we have security there. one of the things also has to be recognized is the border patrol is actually limited by 17 federal laws on what it can do to f

i‘m not interested in deontay wilder one bit. time away. i might have a lot of cuts and bruises by the time february comes! so we‘ll worry about that when it arrives. i‘m interested in the fact he has already not only earmarked the fact he is going to have drinks but the people are going to join them. they have no choice, the mexican fans are going tojoin him because they have no choice, the mexican fans are going to join him because they often going to join him because they often go to las vegas. i don‘t think getting smashed is having a couple of drinks. thank you, see you later on, time now is 8:45am. the little mix pop star jesy nelson has been praised for speaking so frankly about what it was like to be bullied online, as part of a new bbc documentary. in the odd one out the former x—factor winner revealed how comments aimed at her appearance, had led her to attempt to take her own life. there have been calls for the programme to be screened in schools, to highlight the effects that online abuse has on victims. back then i u

they started the nation that settled the wilderness, won our independence, tamed the wild west, endedry, secured civil rights, invented the airplane, vanquished the nazis, brought communism to its knees, and placed our great american flag on the face of the moon. [ applause ] and in a program that's just started, some day very soon, american astronauts will plant our beautiful stars and stripes on the surface of mars. [ applause ] but among all of america's towering achievements, none exceeds the triumph that we are here to celebrate today. our nation's priceless culture of freedom, independence, equality, justice, and self-determination under god. [ applause ] that culture is the source of who we are. it is our prizedinheritance. it is among our greatest accomplishments in the history of the world. what you have done is the greatest accomplishment in the history of the world. and i congratulate you. it started right here. [ applause ] now we must go bravely into the future, just as those bold explorers first ventured into this majestic land. we must call upon the same scale of imagin

union troops marching on the first day of the overland campaign, resulting in the battle of the wilderness, a terrible thicket that will really reduce the viability of grants numbers. grants of numbers don't really matter when you can't really deploy your troops in this terrible second growth thicket of the wilderness. wounded men can't get away. you have heard the stories. after this 30,000 soldier bloodletting, the union doesn't do what they normally do. grant isn't that kind of soldier. his troops are cheering him because grant is going to fight with this army, they are marching south, continuing on even after a bloodletting like that where they didn't achieve victory. eventually the fight will move on to a worst spot called spotsylvania. even worse than that, here's a fighting with a -- here's a spot where the fighting went on, we're at was most intense where, i'm not kidding, you have confederates on the side and the union on this side for 18 hours. it is just a terrible struggle. throwing bayonets at each other, grabbing the enemy, 18 hours. ever been tickled her in a fight for 30 se