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it is fantastic. plenty of sunshine for the holiday. looking pretty good. we have temperatures that should get back to the mid- to upper 60s for you and keep it mild as we head into monday and tuesday of next week. thats the weather. now we will get a check of traffic. george, any hot spots? >> not yet, james. this sun folding nicely around the bay area. and look at the upper deck of the by bridge where the ride is still smooth heading towards san francisco. they have been on for 45 mi...

and that these two wings were about 15 miles apart. one was in cross hollows. the other was, approximately, where the northwest arkansas airport is today. a little bit southwest of modern bentonville. right there, then and there, on the spot, galvanized by this amazing information, vandorn practically leapt off the bed and announced that the next morning, the army of the west would march north and drive the federals out of the way and return to missouri. the next morning. okay. the pla...

town square in bentonville. precisely where sam walton has his wal-mart memorial museum today. complete with pickup truck. why? the only east-west road that linked the two wings of the union army passed through the town square of bentonville. if vandorn could march north, seize bentonville, the town square, and the road, the two halves of the union army would be separated, he could swing west, crush one half commanded by general franz siegel, the non-english speaking half, and then swi...

return to missouri. the next morning. okay. the plan to the degree that he had a plan was that the confederates would march straight north and reach the town square in bentonville. precisely where sam walton has his wal-mart memorial museum today. complete with puickup truck why? the only east-west road that linked the two wings of the union army passed through the town square of bentonville. if vandorn could march north, seize bentonville, the town square, and the road, the two halves...

>> yeah, could be. with the success of donelson, if it happened there was a failure maybe. also to the -- donelsons first blow to the confederacys were gaining foreign recognition. with a successful defense of donelson and henry, yeah, were getting a little gray area here of what ifs. >> it could have cost the presidential election. >> well, as they say in politics, if you didnt hear it could have cost the presidential election. could be. but two years is an awful long time in politics...

pending a repeal. >> i think today the historic ruling saying that there is no rational basis upon which a state can discriminate against gay couples in the areas of marriage. this is true whether you are viewed as taking away a right that previously existed, or whether you are viewed as denying the right in which to have been axed. >>reporter: the core cause the decision narrow and it only applies to the decision in california but legal analysts say this has brought implications. >> t...

>> ( choir singing ) >> "the angel gabriel was sent from god to a city of galilee named..." >> narrator: every sunday, in every corner of the world... >> "...the virgin, betrothed to a man whose name..." >> narrator: ...people gather to hear a story. >> "...and the virgins name was mary." >> narrator: for more than 2,000 years, that story has been told and retold. >> "...and to bear a son." >> narrator: along the way, each generation has found in its telling its own meaning and interpr...

>> ( choir singing ) >> "the angel gabriel was sent from god to a city of galilee named..." >> narrator: every sunday, in every corner of the world... >> "...the virgin, betrothed to a man whose name..." >> narrator: ...people gather to hear a story. >> "...and the virgins name was mary." >> narrator: for more than 2,000 years, that story has been told and retold. >> "...and to bear a son." >> narrator: along the way, each generation has found in its telling its own meaning and interpr...

its a dangerous, tumultuous time in the roman empire. nowhere more so than in the province of judea on the far edge of the mediterranean. its capital, the holy city of jerusalem, is teeming with pilgrims for the springtime feast of passover. many of them looking for an earthly key, a messiah who will deliver them from the yoke of roman oppression. into this powder keg walks jesus of nazareth. his protests against the romans make him a popular hero. to some, he is the messiah. but to th...

jerusalem, is teeming with pilgrims for the springtime feast of passover. many of them looking for an earthly key, a messiah who will deliver them from the yoke of roman oppression. into this powder keg walks jesus of nazareth. his protests against the romans make him a popular hero. to some, he is the messiah. but to the romans, hes political trouble, so they crucify him. the followers of jesus believed that he has risen from the dead and will soon usher in the kingdom of heaven, but ...