lee in fact, scott winfield scott called lee the very best soldier i ever saw in the field after the mexican war, lee served as superintendent west point. it was a position he did not want. he tried to get out of it, but it was one that prepared him well for his future here at washington. lee and then in the 1850s, lee left the corps of engineers to join the newly formed second cavalry in texas. he was in texas, in fact when the lone star state seceded february of 1861. that's when lee was called back to washington. so by the time the war started, lee had experience as an engineer, a combat veteran and educator, and administrator, and a cavalry commander. no one was better prepared for what was to come than robert e lee? you can't about the civil war without addressing, as i mentioned earlier, lee was opposed to slavery. it a moral and political evil. the fact is that no matter what the critics say, lee did not fight to slavery after war. he was deeply saddened and indignant that no other newspapers claimed that he fought to defend slavery. he vehemently denied it, saying, i quote, s

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in fact, winfield scott called lee the best soldier i ever saw in the field. after the mexican-american war he served as superintendent in west point. he did not like the job, he tried to get out of it, but it was a job that prepared him well for a future. then in the 1850s, lee left the corp of engineers to join the newly formed second cavalry in texas. he was in texas, in fact, when the lone star state seceded in 1861. so by the time the war started lee had experience as an engineer, a combat veteran, an administrator, and a cavalry commander. no one was better prepared for what was to come than robert e. lee. you can't talk about the civil war without addressing slavery. as i mentioned earlier, lee was opposed to slavery calling it a moral and political evil. the fact is no matter what the critics say, lee did not fight to defend slavery. after the war, he was deeply saddened and indignant that northern newspapers claimed that he had fought to defend savory. he vehemently denied it saying and i quote, so far from engaging in a war to perpetuate slavery, i a

. >> reporter: holly's traveled from the furthest of places to bring warmth to winfield, illinois, andke 3-year-old finley. >> he's been here for 15 days or so, somewhere in there. >> reporter: days are a blur. but mom jessica edgar will remember this moment. >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: and elf, just doing her job, for holiday heroes. >> we just kind of take their mind off what they're going through and bring sol happiness. >> at the north pole, we're doing all kinds of stuff. >> we bring in activity boxes, lots of programming supplies. it's a whole bunch of skweeshys and stress balls and stuffs that makes weird noises, of course, we're elves. >> reporter: holiday heroes brightens days for brave kids at 18 different hospitals across chicagoland. they visit each one four times a year. >> i'm going to do an elf smile. ready, set, go. >> reporter: elf selfies and hospital room dance parties. come at no coast to families or hospitals. >> yeah, this is from elves are awesome. that's cool. that's unexpected. >> you know what, i feel like you can never have too many awesome thing,s rig

winfield. it's good to have you again.porations are complying without the mandate in advance? >> i think one of the challenges with implementing these types of programs or rather with implementing this type of policy is that many companies preemptively step out ahead of where they think these policies are going to go. these are steps these companies are choosing to take because they are perceiving this is where legislation and policy is going to go. the real disadvantage is that this undermines companies' abilities to thrive because it undermines their ability to commit to all the workers in their employee. >> doctor, myth or fact, the repercussions from removing dei initiatives are outweighed by the benefits of keeping them? >> i would very much say fact. i think that the repercussions of removing these policies, the benefits are minimal at best. maybe the benefits are that they signal to the incoming administration that these companies are willing to be supportive of their agenda. g again, when we think about the consequ

. >> reporter: to bring warmth to central dupaige hospital in winfield, illinois.ve lost count. >> reporter: days are a blur. but mom jessica edgar will remember this moment. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: an elf just doing her job for holiday heroes. >> we just kind of take their mind off what they're going through and bring some happiness. >> you know at the north pole we're like really busy this time of year. we're doing all kinds of stuff. >> we bring in activity boxes and sensory bags and lots of programming supplies. >> it's a whole bunch of squishies and stress balls and stuff that makes weird noises of course because we're elves. i mean, you should see us when we drink an entire gallon of syrup. >> reporter: holiday heroes brightens days for brave kids at 18 different hospitals across chicagoland. they visit each one four times a year. >> i'm going to do an elf smile. ready? set. go. >> reporter: elf selfies. and hospital dance parties. >> yay. >> reporter: come at no cost to families or hospitals. >> yeah, visits from elves are awesome. that's cool. that

i think winfield or young and we are like still child, we always wants to become dose for notes as we have the passion of exploring every scene. and i think that's why we are so interested in. so i know it wasn't. yeah. higher oslyn young has big plans too. and soviet times armenians were involved in building sputnik, the 1st of life, and the 1st mars rover. now, he hopes this mission will revitalize armine as role in space, exploration. make a new be good to name. and when you look at the, because you how big is it? so all of them so they'd be good. yeah. otherwise, i don't know why that link. at the end of the day, the garage team hands over there over to the space for him. the futuristic vehicle has inspired a group of armenian students dreaming of a promising future in the space industry. the, the up north, the temperature has risen dramatically. instead of minus 30, it's now only minus 15 degrees. the weather is no longer an obstacle in the test is a go and has to succeed. stefan patient wants to get an update on the pressure regulator that caused problems yesterday from test eng

i pay tribute to the inspirational cabins winfield -- kevin swinfield. >> ron cornelius has been detained in dubai for 17 years. he was received in a very un-judicious process. the prime minister has been to the uae. i went to as the prime minister weather when he went there did he now demand ron cornelius was free to given that the united nations came to the notion that his detention was arbitrary and in violation of international law, and following that when he makes engines deliverable on those responsible? p.m. starmer: this is an important case, and it has been raised by the government a number of times, including by the foreign secretary. it is a serious case and we will continue to press for the alcon i know he and his family desperately want. >> stellantis could not invest for more from the workers, like every generation of worker, they meet every target said. they make every innovation demanded of them. they never give up. contrast this with the ceo who gave up a decision and looted quick. does the promise or agree stellantis should review the decision, do what is right and stay

we have click live to do is send halls out of more to the east winfield posada. the month most new, one year of israel's war on garza has cost the lives of more than $40000.00 people, including at least $16000.00 children names. you'll see scrolling on my left arm, those skills over the course of the past 12 months. those were retrieved from the rumble and identified that as men, women, children, and the elderly, whose lives stood in the way of israel and military and colonial objectives. the list of the dead amounts was 649 page documents. the 1st 14 pages are babies, or names are also there. for now over 365 days, israel has dropped 2000 pounds. american bombs all over gaza, including on displacement camps and so called safe zones. and experts believe of the names you see here on massive, under estimation of these forces. and this is a strain the israel's assault on gaza has had implications far beyond the borders of the enclave. and its changing the way we see the world around us. elected officials, failure to confront israel while their constituents demanded

i pay tribute to the inspirational cabins winfield -- kevin swinfield. >> ron cornelius has been detainedn dubai for 17 years. he was received in a very un-judicious process. the prime minister has been to the uae. i went to as the prime minister weather when he went there did he now demand ron cornelius was free to given that the united nations came to the notion that his detention was arbitrary and in violation of international law, and following that when he makes engines deliverable on those responsible? p.m. starmer: this is an important case, and it has been raised by the government a number of times, including by the foreign secretary. it is a serious case and we will continue to press for the alcon i know he and his family desperately want. >> stellantis could not invest for more from the workers, like every generation of worker, they meet every target said. they make every innovation demanded of them. they never give up. contrast this with the ceo who gave up a decision and looted quick. does the promise or agree stellantis should review the decision, do what is right and stay pu

he did spend two able years in the mexican american war, mostly working on the staff of general winfieldtt. scott basically idolized lee. after the mexican american war, lee served as superintendent of west point. it was a position he did not want, but it prepared him well for his future here at washington and lee. in the 1850s, he left the corp. of engineers to join the newly formed second cavalry in texas. in 1861, lee was called back to washington. so lee had experience as an engineer, a combat veteran, an educator, administrator and cavalry commander. no one was better prepared for what was to come than robert e. lee. you can't talk about the civil war without addressing slavery. lee was opposed to slavery, calling it a moral and political evil. the fact is that no matter what the critics say, lee did not fight to defend slavery. after the war, he was deeply saddened and indignant that northern newspapers claimed that he had fought to defend slavery. he vehemently denied it saying, quote, so far from being, from engaging in a war to perpetuate slavery, i am rejoiced that slavery is a

went and with the surviving generals were at gettysburg, john the left there you'll see a general winfield, scott hancock who gave details to kelly. and when he set for his portrait, hancock says, make my collar as high as fashion will allow his. hancock was getting a little fall under the chin at the time, so i think kelly boosted shirt a little bit to hide that dignified undergrowth. some of his also on the right, you see general warren. warren criticize it a little bit. warren was slightly wounded that little round top on july 2nd, hitting the neck and his was bandaged and when he arrived at the meade's headquarters for the council of war he fell asleep on the and flat on his back. and warren insists kelly depicted me in the wrong way. you have me raised upon my elbow. and kelly says, well, that was the only way to show you. if you're lying flat on the bed no one would see you so that was a little bit of artistic license that kelly made. so what's interesting that that illustration has been used in every gettysburg magazine and every gettysburg history, but no one knew the background of

and yeah, i spoke to football, rice and broad costa henry winfield who was at the match on sunday. and i'll ask him how long he thinks, claudio, and it will be given by the clubs hierarchy a long time, particularly matches to say to him, and he's absolutely transformed the place if you go to the stadium. now if you go to the training ground, a lot of it has pets in print on it. hey, i'm in. he's a bi with for the pursuit of excellence. the 6 trophies he got. i'm not sure when he was holding out. the thing is to remind them of a pool fund. so was thinking you're getting sucked in the morning. they were doing it as a little bit of fun. he was replying as of, you know, it was a little bit of fun as well holding. the 6th thing is up. it didn't have the soul of, you know, the tension of when i chose a maurine. i was doing it to avoid. ready being fans. so i think that was also a sign of respect also from liverpool funds. so obviously very confidence in their own form on the, on the slot. but also the respect to the headquarters does have in england, obviously those tribalism as rivalry.

the henry winfield joins us now from last. the henry, thank you for your time. first thing, what is actually the matter with manchester? said he right now. quite a lot really. i was it. i'm fail yesterday and that few of the plans actually did that. you know who bid winning into a national reputation. any credit nathan actually was, was good. we could lose his good, but too many of the plaza, just simply not performing. so he's probably an individual issue. and this play the fatigue with class like of. ready food and the footboard or the do play $69.00 games, the club and country law sees and he just looks, chatted and obviously that missing in the bottom door when a rotary who is basically 2 players and it fails, he wins simple and he uses it. so it's a collection of, of, of issues that he's trying to be different, but at times he looks exhausted. the pip, claudia, other just about deserving to be sacked off to that level of loss. but at what point does all the grace and good will actually in for him, a long time, particularly a mattress to say to him, and he's

they've had three different kickers hit a game winfield ing field goal.er done that before. >> george: i want a stat on hitting the post. >> will: i will get that for you in the next half hour. [ laughter ] >> whit: thanks, will. >> george: coming up, it's the end of an era. taylor swift's record breaking tour took its final bow last night. rebecca jarvis was there. >> rebecca: george, it was the most magical night shared with my daughter isabelle. i cannot wait to share it with all of you. >> whit: can't wait for that. first let's go to ginger. >> ginger: local weather in 30 seconds. >> george: we'll be right back. heart failure. but when he had shortness of breath, carpal tunnel syndrome, and lower back pain, we wondered, could these be warning signs of something bigger? thank goodness we called his cardiologist because these were signs of attr-cm, a rare and serious disease... ...that gets worse over time. if you see any of the warning signs, don't wait, ask your cardiologist about attr-cm today. [♪] did you know, there's a detergentt wait, that gets y