crecen las protestas en los negocios latinos alrededor del estadio de los yankees en nueva york que siguenan pero los yankees no. vamos a saber mÁs con marÍa vargas, muy buenas tardes, marÍa, ¿cÓmo estÁn por ahÍ las cosas? >> asÍ es, felicidad, aqui se reunieron varios dueÑos de negocio que como tÚ adelantas, en esta zona del... (inaudible). >> jÓvenes que estÁn diciendo que los fondos... (inaudible). >> aquÍ al condado del bronx pudieran ser ellos beneficiarios para seguir con sus programas de educaciÓn, bÁsicamente los negociantes alegan que los yankees han estado transmitiendo sus juegos de bÉisbol aquÍ desde el estadio y que no estÁn pagando los impuestos y que ademÁs solamente estan pagando un solo dÓlar de renta mientras estos pequeÑos negociantes no pueden pagar sus rentas por tres o cuatro meses y son los que estÁn pagando los impuestos al estadio, y piden que los ayuden. nosotros mÁs temprano hablamos con un pequeÑo negociante y esto es lo que nos dijo. >> nosotros estamos pidiendo por lo menos que el estadio se hagan cargo de sus actos. nosotros somos los que pagamos por ellos. >

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how are the yankees doing?when he broke down the stretch but the yankees are tied in the loss column for fourth place in the a.l. east. they are tied for fourth place. this is a team on paper. >> what -- i'm being really serious here because i'm i've been so obsessed with the red sox i haven't looked around the rest of the league and a couple days ago i saw they were a couple games above .500. i expected them to be ten games in first. what's going on with the yankees? >> they get gerrit cole, best pitcher in baseball, we figure this is one of the best yankee teams we've seen in a long time. well, everybody got hurt again. it happened last year. stanton got hurt, judge got hurt, torres got hurt, gary sanchez is hurt and can't hit. you go down the list, hurt or not performing. the pitching is not what we thought it would be. the bullpen is not what we thought it would be. there's still time. they're 6 1/2 games out. man, when you looked on paper, this was going to be a really, really good yankee team and they tot

we are yankees from northern illinois and i'm sure the newspapers irritated my family. we spelled our name, but not originally. it was 80. it was 80 when churches kept tracks of birth records and death records. counties did not do that a long time ago. my great great grandfather changed the spelling of his son's name in the church records. the one thing that i have been steadily learning more about david rice was that it wasn't all bad as you said. i went to your museum, it's a very nice museum.

as a lifelong yankees fan, loving david wynnfield, i'll continue on. we have to watch for rain out there in areas of carolinas. we're going to get soaked from north carolina to raleigh. it looks like the highest totals will be from charlotte to winston-salem areas. we've missed out on rain here all month long. look at the rainfall totals. not even an-inch here. many areas have seen 25% less of a normal rainfall. the area in red down there is extreme drought in rhode island and southern massachusetts. it's been two weeks since new york city has had a raindrop, boston, portland. you get the idea. it's been very dry. this is now the worst drought in 20 years that rhode island has had. 94% of the state is in extreme drought condition. anyone out leaf-peeping, they're starting to quickly turn in northern new england and the northern adirondacks. we'll watch that color move through the south in october. the only bad thing, kasie, the fire is going to return to the west. we have many people with flag warnings. we have this huge heatwave coming to the west coa

vamos a las noticias. -- daddy yankee.go de la cirugÍa su condiciÓn es estable. " si asesinas a un oficial de policÍa, entonces debe recibir la pena de muerte" dijo ayer el presidente donald trump al condenar este incidente que despierta las tensiones entre la comunidad y los departamentos de policÍa la identidad de los agentes no ha sido revelada, pero se conoce que es una madre de 31 aÑos de edad y un oficial de 24 aÑos, ambos se incorporaron al cuerpo policial hace 14 meses, el tiroteo ocurriÓ a las afueras de la estaciÓn del metro en la ciudad de contow en california. " esta la gente que arriesga la vida por nosotros, encontraremos justicia por ellos" todo ellos mientras se desata una cacerÍa por aire y tierra para capturar al pistolero se ofrecen 100.000 $ de recompensa a quien ofrezca informaciÓn que ayude con el paradero. durante la noche del tiroteo en las afueras del hospital donde fueron trasladado los oficiales varias personas protestaron, segÚn testigos " gritaban esperamos que mueran" alguna reportera fue arre

we are yankees. from northern illinois. and i'm sure the newspapers irritated my family. we spelled our name a-c-h-e-s-o-n but not originally. it was a-t when churches kept track of birth records and death records. counties did not do that a long time ago. i lose count, but my great great grandfather changed the spelling of his son's name in the church records. the one thing i have been steadily learning more about david rice was, like you said, it was not all bad. i went to your museum. it is a very nice museum. and i talked to the ladies there and i said, my father went to platte city where david rice atchison is buried. next to his grave is five children and no wife.

. >> jimmy: come on, those yankee candles, they smell so good. >> questlove: hey man. >> jimmy: that'sght here >> questlove: you have one nice >> tariq: that looks like the candle ebenezer scrooge, like - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, this is what they sell in yankee candle. >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: stuff like that, the candle place a modern candle, with candle drippings. this is not a cake >> tariq: it's real dickension like - >> questlove: you need a a harpsicord, >> tariq: oh, man. >> questlove: wait, what [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: not bad. >> tariq: wow. >> jimmy: that was harder than i thought. i thought -- >> questlove: wait, what just happened >> jimmy: i was told it was a cake i thought it was a cupcake it's like a chocolate bar. >> tariq: that was a cup >> jimmy: god, that wasn't even a cupcake. that was a cup >> tariq: that was a cup [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just ate porcelain you don't see -- you can go into a yankee candle, you'd see these candles, bath and body, everything it's almost like a halloween decoration kind of which, by the way, i just got those pumpkins that move di

because yankees own him. most of the movie stars o f the 1950s all worked for the same studio. you could not work r for anyone else. rag p got involved with the creation of what you know now. they put on some of the awards that people watch when the actors get these award, they go up there and pretend to cry and thank their grandmothers for making them actors and all this. this is the screen actor's guild. which was herbally the first union for actors. the first union for actors. it was designed to provide actors with the ability to bargain to be paid better. and not to be owned by their studios. reagan became the president of the screen actor's guild and he spent as much of his career in hollywood negotiating as he did acting. he developed a sense of the importance of free enterprise and unions. tloult throughout our course, unions have played a very important role. think of phillip rafill. unions were crucially important to hollywood and to sports. it is the major league baseball union that allows the creat

me conocen como el ex yankee dominicano.yudo con eso? para impulsar esta nueva carrera. >> la intenciÓn nunca fue esa, fue que el mensaje llegara, aclarar la situaciÓn, pero las cosas se dieron asÍ. la gente en todo esto me pidiÓ mÚsica. eso fue lo que hice. carlos: esto trae bendiciones. te felicito. felicidades por tu hijo. nos vemos maÑana. gracias. locutor: televisa presenta... marco: otra vez... 1, 2, 3... lucía, por favor... ¡una vez más, doctora! 1, 2, 3... [sin pulso] diego: sabía que ese escuincle inmaduro no iba a saber proteger a lucía. tomás: no fue así, diego. juan pablo trató de defenderla. esa mujer la hirió de un balazo. quería matar a los dos. magdalena: en lugar de discutir y pelear, deberías rezar para que dios y la virgen no los abandone.

the whole season. 4-4 and the yankees went 12-3 and they take a 1-0 series league. nfl, eight members of the tennessee titans have tested positive for covid, three players and five staffers, they played the vikings on sunday and it was discovered that 48 total people came in close contact with those infected. both teams facilities have been closed with more testing but no decisions have been made about their upcoming game. and the titans can't go back to their facility until saturday, pittsburgh on sunday, i don't know how they will play that game. stay tuned, back to you.>> predicted by a lot of people that something would break out. tonight we ar they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vo

the whole season. 4-4 and the yankees went 12-3 and they take a 1-0 series league.ers of the tennessee titans have tested positive for covid, three players and five staffers, they played the vikings on sunday and it was discovered that 48 total people came in close contact with those infected. both teams facilities have been closed with more testing but no decisions have been made about their upcoming game. and the titans can't go back to their facility until saturday, pittsburgh on sunday, i don't know how they will play that game. stay tuned, back to you.>> predicted by a lot of people that something would break out. tonight we ar i'm 53. but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. find our coupon in sunday's paper. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm l

he played his entire career for the yankees because the yankees owned. him most actors in the 1960s worked for the same studio the studio on that they can work for anyone else. regan got involved in the creation with you all know now that the parents of the awards, some people watch when they know the actors get the awards and they pretend to cry and thank their grandmothers for making them actress and all this. this is the discreet actress killed. essentially the first union for actors. the first union for actors. the actress killed was designed to give actors the ability to bargain better. reagan became the president of the screen actors guild when he spent as much of his career in hollywood negotiating as he did acting. this is really important because he developed a sense of importance of free enterprise and the importance of for unions. throughout our course unions have plenty really important. roll think of the brotherhood of sleeping car -- think of the importance of the civil rights movement and the union to the civil rights movement. unions were

. >>> yankees and mets pay tribute to the great number 41, tom seaver. those who saw him pitch, he put such effort into it he dragged his right knee on the dirt and the players pay tribute to that. the game itself, ninth inning, yankees up 7-6. jd davis will crush it. chapman with the game- tying homer and in the ninth. last year's rookie of the year, pete alonzo off to a slow start, but he taxed this one deep and gone. that is a two run walkoff, 9-7 the s the short and to the mets.e nba playoff bubble not so close. the clippers had an easy one over denver, 29 points for kawhi leonard in that one. the game you had to see happened earlier in the evening. toronto needed this, down 2- tran08. marcus smart with a great pass, jaylen brown will dunk it in the celtics have themselves a four-point lead. now less than 30 seconds left fred vanfleet will drive it and score it with the left hand. he had 25 points, doing it all for toronto tonight. all tied up, but time running out. kemba walker will get it nicely to daniel tice. austin was up two with .05 left and k

and torres 4-4 and the yankees win 12-3.ake the 1-0 series lead. >>> and nfl, eight members of the tennessee titans have tested positive for covid-19. three players and five staffers. they played the vikings on sunday and it was found that 48 total people came in close contact with those infected. both team facilities have been closed for more testing. but no decisions have been made concerning their upcoming games. but if the titans can't get back into their facility until saturday, they got a game with pittsburgh on sunday, that's not going to happen. they're talking about delaying the football game. maybe to monday. perhaps to tuesday. but you got to practice in order to play. covid hitting the nfl. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great day. >> boy, sports in the time of covid. right? >>> all right, if you are like me and you like beer and chocolate, you actually mix these two together. >> yeah. i have to see. yuengling and hershey's joining forces again to make the chocolate porter. two pennsylvania brands released a draft

take a look. >> last week, he said the team had invited him to yankee stadium next month the claim camebefore dr. anthony fauci threw out the first pitch for the washington nationals. but according to the "new york times," the yankees never invited president trump. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, everyone was skeptical when trump said he'd been personally asked by babe ruth. [ light laughter ] but despite trump's distraction efforts, dr. fauci's first pitch continues to get a lot of attention. watch this >> a baseball card featuring that lopsided throw smashed sales records for the topps company. more than 51,000 cards were sold in the first 24 hours it was available. >> jimmy: yeah, it's super popular. and i'm an idiot, because i already traded mine for a dr. birx rookie card i remember as a kid getting so excited to open a fresh pack of immunologist trading cards [ laughter ] but the card is cool it has a picture of fauci and if you zoom in it actually says "actual size." it actually says "actual." some more news about the virus i read that doctors recently confirmed the case of a house

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yankees beat us at chicago. who is us and who is them changes the story. my -- that does not mean all interpretations are equal. facts need to be real. facts without evidence that are not historical. and what historians now called postmodern history, we could all agree that all interpretations are and constructive but it does matter what the narrative or interpretation is constructed of. we are reminded of the three little pigs story i read to my children and my grandchildren. it does make a definite difference if you're constructing your difference at a brick straw or sticks. the 14th amendment is arguably one of the most important amendments to the constitution. definitely my favorite one. it was written install now in the 21st century it has a great influence in the way of american citizens live the lives, it cited more often in modern litigation than any other amendment. this is continual of the 14th amendment, there's still a lot to say about it. the 14th amendment has an extraordinarily wide range in its a

they would've intercepted it and called attention to it as an example of yankee meddling in spanish cuban affairs. they certainly would have done this. they certainly would have not allowed this message from hearst to remington to float freely as creelman account implies. nor does this tail account for william randolph hearst and his likely reaction. he's a young wealthy newspaper publisher. according to creelman, hearst's message was please remain. you finish the pictures and i will finish the war. but remington does not remain in cuba, he returns after six days and then hearst's newspaper gives remington sketches a big-time treatment. a prominent display. a prominent display in hearst's new york journal. it seems unlikely that hearst would have tolerated this kind of subordination. that he would have put up with what was a clear disregard of his instructions to remain in cuba. the tale is also contradicted by the writings of davis and remington. in the weeks and months afterwards, they describe scenes of violence and upheaval in cuba. and one of his letters home, davis states quite clea

including the yankee versus confederate, they were on opposite sides of the civil war.ter that's one interesting thing about the book is that diversity is now on a lot of people's minds and rightly so, some of the conversations are very overdue, hill felt like the victim of discrimination and you look at that now as he was white, he was male, he was european descent, like every other geologist in the state but he was a southerner so he was from the south among a northern government agency and intellectual elite. that was a lifelong chip on his shoulder that he felt like he was a victim of biases. he wasn't entirely wrong. he was seeing biases behind every little issue that came up. it took on a life of its own. it was interesting to really think about the fact that there were biases against people from the south. may be some of those are still out there. >> he even felt it when he went to cornell, didn't he? >> it certainly was for him he had never been north of the mason-dixon line he had grown up having yankees pretrade as monsters. all the sudden he's going off takes

todd: we don't have time to get into the yankees. we appreciate your time this morning mr. mayor.day. fox and friends starts right now. and happy birthday jillian. todd: sally turns deadly devastating the gulf coast. >> we have gotten reports of rainfall totals exceeding 2 feet. >> everything is under water. >> very close to that vaccination seen as you know. >> i trust vaccines but i don't trust donald trump. >> what's happening that people don't understand there is a data safety monitoring board of outside experts that are the only ones that are looking at the data. >> likely push past president biden in a progressive election. >> she is saying what a lot in the left wing believe. >> minneapolis city council

. >> the door was open, some of the kids came in and saw the yankees uniforms.y were the visiting team then and so they brought them out, went to -- >> brought them out of the stadium. >> to the streets. >> to a nearby park and put on the suits and start -- you know start to play baseball pretending they were the new york yankees. >> wearing babe ruth's real jersey? >> that's right. >> but the romance on 20th zreet ended bitterly. in 1935, the athletics got tired of the competition and built a fence to block the view. in 2004, the cubs owners threatened something similar at wrigley but instead bought up the rof tops themselves and charged $400 a ticket. >> they want to see sports. >> the only cost to watch the phillies was a riermtd to wear a mask and keep your distance. though in the end, the only explanation for their passion was a desire to be together. >> we're season ticket hoerlsd here and we do miss sitting next to the people that watched so many games with for years and watched their kids grow up. we're missing all of that right now. >> just being next t

so they were in some ways an absolute study in contrasts, including the yankee versus the confederate. they were on opposite sides of the civil war. and that mattered. that was one interesting thing but to the book. is that diversetive is now on a lot of people's minds. and rightly so. some of the conversations are very overdue. hill felt like the victim solve discrimination and you look at that now, he was white, male, european descent like every other geologist but he was a southerner and was from the south, among a northern government agency and spell electric to all e -- intellectual elite and that was life-long chip on his showered that he felt like he was the victim of biases and i think think he wasn't entirely wrong help was seeing biases behind every little issue that came up and it took on a life of their own but it was interesting to really think about the fact that there were biases against people from the south, and maybe some of those are still out there. >> when he win to cornell, southern -- cornell was big deal. >> it certainly was for him so he had never been north o

the yankees win 12-3 to take a 1-0 seriously. in the nfl, eight members of the tennessee titans have tested positive for covid. tennessee played the vikings on sunday. it was discovered that 48 total people came in close contact with those infected individuals. both teams facilities have been closed for more testing but no decisions have been made about the upcoming game. the issue is, when do these teams get back to the practice facility? tennessee plays pittsburgh on sunday. if you can't practice, you can play. they might have to delay the game either to monday or tuesday. covid touches the nfl. >> week three. we are not even there yet. what is it with the a's? they arsenic that on this playoff thing the last couple seasons. they burn up their division and do really well and then get into the playoffs and cannot hit. >> i thought the a's looked really tentative, almost pressing at the plate today. their prodigious offensive machine. but as you say, they get to the playoffs and they are just snakepit and cannot get back. they lo

he signed john elway to the yankees before he picked up a football.

yankee oh you don't want to go over. this and guru for it were i want to live a true being taken for nothing when i was ok what if there was a republican state nothing like trump or somebody makes usa usa. believe that. right now it's do whatever the veteran support house tells me to do it for us filling out paperwork in applying for this and applying for that we're trying to upgrade my discharge or trying to get letters of recommendation for that . the last time i seen my family both 5 years ago i'm sinopoli since. nobody comes because they don't feel safe here. the organized crime is just to bring. my mom's good enough to an age now she's 91 and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes away there's no way i'm going to be able to go home i'm very like a fairy my father. in my babies i mean they're missing my babies but the oldest is 25 britons 23 melissa's 20 no junior just turned 18 you know some of these pictures are old. and that weighs down

and the yankees beat the indians 12-3. >>> in st. petersburg florida, rays lefty blake snell pitched a no hit entire the sixth inning. the outfielder hit a home run in the seventh. in oakland, six perfect plays from the mound with the white sox handing the a's a 4-1 lose. and in minnesota astros hose a altuve true a walk to force a go ahead run in the ninth inning by short stop jorge polanco, and houston goes on to win 4-1. you guys know how i feel about that. time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, good morning. >>> good morning to you. how about that climate change question at the end of the debate. that he was about ten minutes more than any other debate. unexpected. they got into it for ten minutes the most like forever, double the time they've done in all presidential debates since 2000. so, let's get into the forecast, we had this pouring rain event overnight in areas from d.c., baltimore, philly, thankfully for your morning that is clearing out, clearly, new york city, just showe

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to me, that's yankee stadium for a world series.eople would say that was tight, i don't think -- i heard i won michigan by 12,000. that's almost a full madison square garden, that's yankee stadium for the world series. we look at it differently. i do want to introduce david perdue who is really an incredible guy, he loves everybody in this room, where is david? is that right? did you make that call? you made that call. that was a good call because your governor is doing a great job, i hope you can support david, brian, and all of them. incredible, thank you, david, for everything. thanks, also, to oklahoma's first black speaker of the house, t.w. shannon. i like that. i want to do that. i want to do that. thank you. a great reputation, thank you very much and a friend of mine who, my children, you know, they will always be children. maybe a little older than children but they are always my children, they love her. lynn patton. thank you. thank you, lynn. thank you. and if you are a ufc fan, i will tell you, i know who he is. he's to

leo hindery, headed up tci, former founding chairman of the yankees yes network and so much more.ou know this business. nelson peltz is a brilliant guy. he's had some wins with procter & gamble and a lot of other big names but comcast? nbc universal? this is a very strong company and brian roberts and the family, founder family, own a big chunk of the shares. can he really have any effect and does he need to have any effect? >> i think you are quite, the point you make is right. i don't understand the transaction. brian and his family are in control of the company. i think within the context of the entire cable industry, brian is the star. he's a superior manager. there's some head winds in the industry that you have talked about on your show several times, the transition from the bundle to streaming, the evolution towards from 4g to 5g which is coming for everyone, inevitably, and the cord cutting, cord shaving. so it's not an easy platform to run against but i don't understand what nelson is trying to accomplish. $900 million is a lot of money to invest in a stock that you can't

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. >> the marlins defeating the yankees in a 10-inning win.a year ago. now make history to reach the playoffs one year after losing 100 games or more. marlins owner derek jeter savoring the win. >> that hurts for the yankees fans. >> oh yeah. >> the marlins had an outbreak of the coronavirus and were able to come back. >> you're right. >> "gma" is two hours. we'll be right back. back. >> you're right. >> "gma" is two hours. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm liz kreutz. happening today the final weekend o the month long california coastal cleanup for families to beautify their neighborhood happy places. this has gone every saturday in september. the families and households can take some time picking up trash around their streets and local parks. it really does make a difference in protecting our local creeks, rives and bay from trash runoff. >> childrens fairyland in oakland has been struggling to survive since the pandemic started, but it is getting some help from local film makers. they're holding a fund-raiser today. the

i met somebody saw this >> last time i saw this man one of my members treat me to a ticket to the yankeesium to see look joe. lewis umph >> >> in one minute and 49 seconds, and american fist won a victory. it was not the final victory. know that victory is gonna take a little longer. those two men that were matched in the ring that night are matched again. this time in a far greater arena and for much greater stakes. a paratrooper in the nazi army, men turned into machines challenging the world. joe lewis, training for the fight of his life. this is not a fight between man and man, but between nation and nation. the fight for the real championship of the world to determine which way of life shall survive. their way are our way. this time, we must see to it that there is no return engagement. the stakes this time are the greatest men have ever fought for. what are the stakes? the american stakes. a german state. a battle of the nazis the gospel according to hitler. i am not going to read all of this, but there are one or two things in this book that will interest you. what is denied to us,

. >> yankee games. yankee games. >> yeah. the u.s. open. i mean, there was a lot of good moments. and when donald trump is good, he's good. but when he's bad, he's worse than evil. >> michael cohen will stay with us on another piece of this. but what about the mental process you have to go through? i show those other examples. so much is polarized right now. it is easy to forget that if a belief system is based on something false, as long as you're debating the underlying falsehood, you're not really going to move anyone. i mentioned those people because they did like donald trump. they were not mad that donald trump did something in their view that was terrible. they were just mad he didn't have the decency to show up to a date he made to teach a which is a. and they believed him. what does that tell you about the challenge in these weeks ahead with the debate last night hanging over? >> well, first of all, look. there's 30% around there that are immovable. they are part of a cult as probably anthony and michael would say they were. >> i said that. >> i didn't feel part of a cult

upt's see how those plans are >> president trump says he won't be throwing out the first pitch at yankeedium on august 15th after all. the president tweeted that he's focusing on coronavirus meetings, and the economy and can't be there that day. >> jimmy: yeah, trump won't be throwing out the first pitch, although, thanks to his handling of the pandemic, he might be able to throw out the last pitch of the season, tomorrow [ laughter ] i wish trump didn't cancel - [ laughter ] mostly because i wanted to see him slowly walk down the pitcher's mound. [ laughter ] "dirt is very slippery, very, very slippery and i'm wearing leather shoes. everyone knows when you wear leather shoes and slippers, pitcher's mounds, it's hard to get down off the mound." [ light laughter ] it's kind of sad that trump cancelled throwing the ball. when he heard that, don jr. was like, "you get used to it. [ laughter ] well, trump skipping the first pitch isn't the news baseball fans are upset about today the season's just a few days old and already there's trouble. >> espn reporting that the miami marlins home opene

books include we mean to be counted : white women and politics in antebellum virginia, southern lady, yankees buy, the true story of elizabeth van lou. and disunion, the coming of the american civil war 1789 to 1859 and appomattox: three, defeat and freedom at the end of the civil war. today we will be speaking about her newest book , "armies of deliverance", a new history of the civil war and this is an amazing book. i've had a chance to read it so now i want to stop sharing my screen and welcome professor, it's greatto have you on the program . >> thanks so much. >> tackling a whole history of the civil warseems like an incredibly daunting task . and you've done it through the theme of deliverance as in the title armies of deliverance but this deliverance seems to touch on so many different topics related to the civil war from the diplomatic to emancipation to military. can you tell us a little bit why you decided to tackle the whole narrative history of the civil war and then a little bit more about what is meant by deliverance ? >> absolutely so i'm a historian of american politics and my

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