there scouts are at winchester. when general has probably moved from stanton to woodstock with about 3000 or 4000 infantry and artillery. todayl occupy winchester with all of our forces on the consisting of 4000 infantry, 1000 cavalry, and push our advanced toward cedar creek, franz sigel" sigel is moving in the blind, not knowing who he is up against, and does not realize breckinridge will be coming to fight him in the shenandoah valley itself. happenings ine the shenandoah valley on hold for just a moment and talk about the union officers leading this raid towards the rail line. graduate,west point 1852. prior to the war, he served with the fourth u.s. infantry in oregon and california. as colonel of the 36th ohio infantry and will see action in campaigning in western virginia, bull run, and antietam. andill command one division fight in another battle. averell is also a west point graduate. with the armys mounted rifles in the southwest prior to the war, and takes the message to new mexico, telling them they will

congratulations to the winchester news gazette on erving hoosiers for 175 years. i rise to recognize the muncy delaware county chamber of commerce for celebrating their 125th anniversary. the the chamber has been an integral part of the greater muncy community since 1894. their strategy for engaging large, medium, and small businesses has been the driving factor behind the thriving economy in the city of muncie and delaware county. congratulations to the muncie delaware county chamber of commerce. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize rolls royce for the tremendous work they are doing in my hoosier state. i recently visited both the rolls royce indianapolis headquarters and the rolls royce liberty works plant which produces more rolls royce products than anywhere else in the world. rolls royce employs 4,000 hoosiers and in recent years invested hundreds of millions of dollars to create world class engines and products that are on the cutting edge of our national defense. i want to thank rolls royce for the great work they are doing for indiana and the united states. mr

the winchester defender is a pump action shotgun. 4 words and forward again now there's another one of the breach. still too high. anyone can take part in all of his trial courses the german rifle association has 16000 members and they consider the german too strict like in the us they want weapons for almost everyone. if it is about a pensioner who lives in her apartment and can't run away or defenders off with martial arts or. handicapped. or women who have been attacked. maybe a fear just shown a gun the attacker would have backed off it's. people who want to buy a gun for self protection in germany are often refused a license they have to prove that their own lives are more at risk than those of the rest of society this applies for example to employees of cash in transit companies or security personnel but would private firearms really make our society safer the counter example is australia where semiautomatic rifles were banned in 1996 since then the number of deaths from shooting every year has harmed suicides using have also dropped to less than a 3rd. but i have to admit one th

winchester never responded to her note. she said she only found out several years later that she had ton informed not to respond the note under threat of termination. you can pretty much guess what her reaction to that was. i won't tell you but you can use your own imagination. youuestion was what do think pat nixon would have thought if she had found out that this had occurred. >> i find that very surprising. of people that are close social secretaries and they are still around and get together very regularly. and so i find that hard to believe. >> question way in the back, please. >> good evening and thank you for the presentation. it is most enjoyable. buff. history i want your input if you know the answer to this. in one of his books, president he wasrote that in 1940 a trustee at whittier college in california and at the same time, he was the trustee, lou henry hoover'sherbert wife was also a trustee. i wonder if any of you know if the first two ladies ever met? >> i don't know but i would like to find that out. we wou

let's bring in our panel now joining us and winchester the u.k. matt clemente senior lecturer in the department of applied social sciences at the university of winchester and berlin john betty skull open a sociologist to receive a doctorate from yale university earlier this year and in lancaster also in u.k. melinda misra a senior lecturer the department of politics philosophy and religion welcome to all of you matt i'll start with you is it just us or does it seem like that there has been a decade of protests and that the numbers really seem to be increasing at least over the past year or 2. and gasp in a decade of protests as you said really that 2011 was when it kicks off in a quite a big scale not just in the arab world but also i read on to your storage protests in greece in britain over pensions in france acception cetera and the occupy movement in spain so that was quite a big man in america of course and that was quite a big start to it but really it's only continued since then. what is one of your observations been is it seems that that e

i hope they have done an oral history with lucy winchester about that incident. thing that i know pertained to mrs. nixon, and it is in the same subject of how hard she worked, i think people do not realize that whether it is a state dinner, or you are doing a foreign trip, for one thing, for years there were no jet airliners, so you can imagine what it was like going to some of these places. the other thing is the amount of time and work that goes into making sure that you are appropriately briefed, and you read the guidance because, if you are sitting next to a head of state, you are talking to the person on their own level, and you have to know what you are talking about or what you are not supposed to be talking about. you cannot phone it in. conscientiously know those briefing books, and make sure that you can handle something along those lines. she was someone who worked hard on that, and understood the nuance of why you had to do that. there were so many things to admire this woman for, and she just took it in stride. it was a part of her job. her unpaid j

you make your way through the spooky gardens of sarah winchester property as you pick up candy from thecaretakers. there is games and a bouncy house running from noon until 4:00 this afternoon. then it's also the first day to get out to boo at the zoo at the san francisco zoo. one of the most popular events there every year. the whole family is encouraged to dress up. they do a full costume parade and costume contest. the best part of course kids can trick or treat and watch the animals stomp and chomp on the delicious pumpkins. zoo hours from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today until tomorrow. san francisco spared from the outage but all the other activities you got to get them in before the evening. when pow could be cut because of the winds. >> the winds at 8:00 tonight. early nerl the north bay at upper elevations. 8:00. the rest of us through the overnight. yes a breakout looking at partly cloudy skies. we have a spare the air alert you may knots smoke. few 80s today we'll talk about the warmth in the inland valleys, a cooldown and then the huge wind event on tap for the rest of the week

the winchester mystery housen san jose is hosting a trick or treat trail today. great news.ee for everyone. you will make your way through the spooky gardens of sarah winchester's property as you pick up candy the caretakers. there be games and bouncy houses, the event from noon to 4:00 this afternoon. and lisa,est down in that area it's not quite as affected as other parts of the bay. >> reconcile less wind down there but all around the high wind warning and the red flag warning into effect tonight. a live look outside. it's sunny. but of course there is the haze out there from the spare the air alert. temperatures much, muchle cooler. good day to prepare for getting food and flashlights and to be without power because we do know that the winds are coming and going to be the strongest winds that we have seen in years. dangerous high fire beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology.

at the dome century 21 theaters on san jose's winchester boulevard across from santana row. those that were built in 1964 and given historic status. now two of the three classic san jose theaters are coming down. it's all to make way for new mega office building next to santana row. >>> now to trending video of a dangerous and illegal sighting on the bay bridge. a driver spotted someone on an e-scooter on the lower deck. caltrans truck may have been moving in to assist the rider. new law took effect this year does not allow e-scooters on roads or highways with a speed limit of more than 25 miles per hour. it is worth noting that the law does not require adults to wear a helmet while riding an electric scooter. >> less than smart decision there. >>> coming up for you, a deadly quake hits the philippines. now a search for survivors. a look at that damage people are dealing with. >> twitter taking a stand. the social network won't be taking money for political ads. that puts it at odds with facebook, the debate over political money online. >>> welcome back. developing story. at

let's bring in our panel now joining us and winchester the u.k. matt clemente a senior lecturer in the department of applied social sciences at the university of winchester and berlin john betty skull open a sociologist to receive a doctorate from yale university earlier this year and in lancaster also in u.k. a melinda misra a senior lecturer in the department of politics philosophy and religion welcome to all of you matt i'll start with you is it just us or does it seem like that there has been a decade of protests and that the numbers really seem to be increasing at least over the past year or 2. i think it has been a decade of protests as you said really that 2011 was when it kicks off in a quite a big scale not just in the arab world but also with anti austerity protests in greece in britain over pensions in france acception cetera and the occupy movement in spain so that was quite a big man in america of course and that was quite a big start to it but really it's only continued since then. what it what if your observations been as it seems t

collaborate to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty and the percent place through halloween, the winchester estate in san jose. by the day bring kids for a family-friendly trick or treat trail and at night more secret and scares in a experience called unhinged low light show. >> all right, thanks. mike inouye. >>> kari, soel w telling us there is a lot to do outside but we need to be mindful of the dangers. >> enjoy the weekend. sunday is that day when the winds start warm weather tomorrow. so people may be heading to the beach. maybe going swimming. upper 80s and even along the coast we're going to have warm weather. by sunday the cold front drops in. it is going to be much cooler and windy and then we'll have nice fall-like weather into early next week once the winds calm down. we have to be careful this weekend with the high fire danger and the potential of damaging wind event. this is the first time we've had winds this strong, especially in the valley in a couple of years. so we'll have more updates on that. >> thank you so much. that does it for us. join us for our next newscast at 5:

and i want to just deal a moment with the speech from my honourable friend the member for winchester,y well. he in many respects has found himself in the sort of moral dilemma that a lot of lot of us have been placed in. he resigned from government because of his convictions and i think that is an act that speaks volumes. but he put it well, when he said that the best way in the circumstances, the only way in the circumstances, the only way to avoid what he would regard as the problem of a no—deal brexit is to vote for both these motions this evening. and i say both these motions, because the one will not work without the other. we are left mr speaker with a fixed date a date that was not chosen by us. it was never the subject of an application that we made to extend article 50. but it was a date that was chosen by our friends but it was a date that was chosen by ourfriends in the european union. that was the 31st october. the 3 #is october was not a mere caprice, its was something realfor october was not a mere caprice, its was something real for the 27. in was something real for the

cheltenham, southport and winchester to the liberal democrats.maybe not seats, to nigel farage's brexit party, which could hand seats to other parties. the lib dems will fight as the uk's main anti—brexit party, and that could help them in heavily remain supporting areas like london. but labour's hoping, as in 2017, they can turn round the polls in the run—up to voting, and jeremy corbyn will hope his promises to pump investment into public services excite voters more than boris johnson's rival pledges, to invest in the nhs and schools, and clamp on crime. it'll be cold, it'll be dark. will that put off older voters broadly keen on brexit? will younger voters turn out? they are mostly remainers. another hung parliament, another stalemate really can't be ruled out. and as for the main candidates for pm, jeremy corbyn is a seasoned campaigner, but so is borisjohnson. it'll be an election unlike any we've seen before. john pienaar there. the pre—christmas vote will be the third general election in five years. and it's the first december poll since 1

representatives i think you havejo many socket myself in trouble but i see john carter and icy brad winchesterry much for being here, fellows. thank you very much.as and i see a standard that is so supportive of our military and the, senator dan sullivan. thank thank you, dan, of alaska. done a great job. as we prepare to welcome the new chairman we must first take shape it to one of america's most admired and beloved military leaders, outgoing chairman joseph dunford. here today with his wonderful wife, ellyn. joe hails from just outside boston because father was a marine, and the top one who landed on inchon in korea and fought at the chosin reservoir. so joe knew which branch he was destined to join. he didn't have much of decisions to make sure i think. what you think about that? not a big decision? no. in 1977 he was commissioned into the u.s. marine corps. in 2003 joe committed some of the first americaner troops in operation iraqi freedom, and very, very successfully commanded them. for his exceptional bravery he received the legion of merit with combat valor. as a general, joe was prom

cheltenham, southport and winchester to the liberal democrats, the lib dems will fight as the main anti—brexit help them in heavily remain supporting areas like london. but labour's hoping, as in 2017, they can turn around the polls in they can turn around the polls in the run—up to voting and jeremy corbyn will hope his promises to pump investment into public services excite voters more than boris johnson's rival pledges to invest in the nhs and schools and clamp—down on crime. another hung parliament, another stalemate can't be ruled out. and as for the main candidate for pm? jeremy corbyn is a seasoned campaigner but so is borisjohnson. it'll be an election unlike any we have seen before. john pienaar there. during the day, the scottish national party, the third biggest party at westminster, said it welcomed the chance to test voters' opinion in scotland. in a moment, we'll have the view from northern ireland and from wales, but first our scotland editor, sarah smith, in edinburgh. how scotland votes in this election could be decisive to the outcome for the whole of the uk. there are 59 wes

the winchester defender is a pump action shotgun. for we're back again and forward again now there's another one of the breech. still too high ok. if. anyone can take part in all of his trial courses the german rifle association has 16000 members and they consider the german gun law too strict like in the us they want weapons for almost everyone. if it is about a pensioner who lives in her apartment and can't run away or defenders off with martial arts and. hand account of. our women who have been attacked. maybe your fear just shown a gun the attacker would have backed off it's. just. people who want to buy a gun for self protection in germany are often refused a license they have to prove that their own lives are more at risk than those of the rest of society this applies for example to employees of cash in transit companies or security personnel but would private firearms really make our society safer a counter-example is australia where semiautomatic rifles were banned in 1996 since then the number of deaths from shooting every y

the jury yesterday found noah winchester guilty of assaulting five women. three in san mateo in 2015 at two 2013 in sacramento county where he once worked as a community college police officer. prosecutors say winchester threatened to arrest women if they did not do what he demanded, he is scheduled to be sentenced in december. a six-year-old girl facing charges after police say she showed a gun and threatened another student. delmar high put on lockdown yesterday afternoon while police investigate. police say the 16-year-old girl threaten a boy off campus, a weapon was not found in the investigation is ongoing. >>> testing positive for rabies in the east bay, where the batch was found in a warning from health officials. als. >>> fleet week about to hit its peak, the main attraction? the blue angel flying team taking to the skies starting today, elissa harrington live on the embarcadero one of the great spots to see the show if you can find parking. >> good morning, so exciting already, we are seeing members of the coast guard, also numbers of the military

winchester told me a wonderful story about the logistics of getting the pandas. >> one thing that i know , it is in the subject. people did not realize that whether it is a state dinner or if you are doing a foreign trip, for years, there were no jet airliners. you can imagine what it was like going to some of these places. the amount of time and work that goes into it. you are talking to that person on their own level. you have to know what you are talking about or what you are not supposed to be talking about. you cannot phone it in. you have to know those and make sure that you can handle something along those lines. nuance of whythe you have to do that. there are so many things to admire this woman port. stride. took it in it was part of her job. she excelled. she was comfortable talking to heads of state. she was very comfortable. there was that terrible earthquake in peru. mountain. in a she met the wife of the president there, and they walked for five hours. it was something. she read the stories to begin sent ourthe government planes with some things. three weeks later, she notic

and the jury yesterday found 31-year-old noah winchester guilty of assaulting five woman in 2015 and two in 2013 and then in sacramento county. and he will be sentenced in december. >>> the former employee that's rape accusation got matt lauer fired is breaking her silence. this is after the show host released silence and then that's saying if open later was a came one and i'm not afraid of him now with the threat and bullying and shaming. i knew he would, and now has tried to use it against me. the former staffer says that he raped her while on assignment. >>> the sexual abuse trial has taken an unusual turn and now delayed. the grand jury slapped him with new charges. the details surrounding the incident will remain sealed. >>> it's 5:27. a curfew implement in the south bay. how that led police to catching these criminals the dark of the night. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and

a sick shooter and winchester shotgun. there is a lot of story there. and certainly again when you look at anybody who eventually their lives lead to robbing a big and armed and prepared to kill anyone who gets in their way. that is fascinating and talk about people you don't necessarily like. you have to go into these things to be prepared to give people their humanity and not to come in with any agenda or preconceived notion or idea, i was in the prisons with two out of the three surviving a robbers and still doing life without parole in california prison systems and wrote back and forth with the others. we happen to a roadmap 10 miles away from each other in suburban l.a. and much of same neighborhoods so we had a lot of things to talk about other than bank robberies in the day they destroyed their lives and the lives of other people. but the human element in the unfolding of the story, one thing about writing a true event a true crime event, especially one that goes to trial there is a tremendous amount of documentation out there. everybody writes,

jurors convicted noah winchester on 14 counts including kidnapping and raping five women over two years. he faces life in prison but he'll be sentenced in december. >>> apple is being accused of caving to pressure from china's government. the tech giant dropped an app from its store used by demonstrators in hong kong. the app called hk map live was being used to track police. apple says the app was endangering law enforcement and people who live in hong kong. critics also accuse google of doing the same thing from its google play store. in the meantime, the nba is canceling all media events for its players in china. it comes following backlash by china following a tweet made by the general manager of the houston rockets, supporting hong kong protesters. the nba put its policy in place ahead of the l.a. lakers and brooklyn nets preseason matchup that took place yesterday. the two teams are set to play each other in china again tomorrow. >> 5:24. >>> the search is on for a trio of smash-and-grab robbers who targeted two stores at the great mall in milpitas. these are surveillance images i

places like cheltenham and winchester could go to the liberal democrats.. that us bring in robertson. we have a lot of questions. chris taylor would like to ask you...|j a lot of questions. chris taylor would like to ask you... i think the couple of reasons. political parties are like families and for an election you want to like a happy family. rather pragmatically, you would rather have mps re—elected as conservatives rather than have them run as independents and upset a conservative candidate. here is the next one. it is so noisy here, you may have to repeat that one. next one. it is so noisy here, you may have to repeat that onem there is a hung parliament will be there is a hung parliament will be the crucial negotiations through christmas? i had better e-mail my wife right away in that case. someone else will have to do the turkey this year. i am sure that will be avoided but to take it more seriously, if there was a hung parliament, absolutely, you could seal sorts of manoeuvrings in the 14 days afterwards, whether that would be on christmas day spe

they feel are jets with gas and even though we were winchester, that means would you have any weapons, we took off. lieutenant colonel tim duffy, f-15 pilot, otis air force base. when we took off i left it in full after born of the whole time. we work supersonic going down to long island and my wing man nasty, he called and said you are super. and i said yeah, i know. don't worry about it. i just wanted to get there. colonel bob marr, mach one it would take them 60 minutes to get to new york. that's ten miles a minute. lieutenant colonel kevin, mission commander northeast air defense. almost simultaneously brought in more surveillance technicians to look at scopes. staff sergeant larry thorton, northeast air defense, the area was so congested hijacked flight was incredibly difficult to find. we were looking for little dash marks and a pile of clutter on a two-dimensional scope. master sergeant joe mccain, northeast air defense. we picked up a search track going down the hudson valley street in from the north towards new york. the plane was fast and headed in an unusual direction with

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cheltenham, southport and winchester to the liberal democrats. farage's brexit party, which could hand seats to other parties. the lib dems will fight as the uk's main anti—brexit party, and that could help them in heavily remain supporting areas like london. but labour's hoping, as in 2017, they can turn round the polls in the run—up to voting, and jeremy corbyn will hope his promises to pump investment into public services excite voters more than boris johnson's rival pledges, to invest in the nhs and schools, and clamp on crime. it'll be cold, it'll be dark. will that put off older voters broadly keen on brexit? will younger voters turn out? they are mostly remainers. another hung parliament, another stalemate really can't be ruled out. and as for the main candidates for pm, jeremy corbyn is a seasoned campaigner, but so is borisjohnson. it'll be an election unlike any we've seen before. some of the target seats we will look at the next few weeks or so. we we re look at the next few weeks or so. we were talking about the mps who were welcomed