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Different. It is a valor and honor. Those concepts take a different form here. And many respects, in a standard guess, they are prisoners of war, and then you move right back to the battles. Often, and addressing the story, there is an and knowledge of that, and then no detail, and you move on. Andersonville has a name brand recognition. The public often doesnt know any of the details beyond the name and that something unusual took place there. Host lets start with the basics. When was it built ...

Professor gordon i think you were speaking of the common point of how men came to terms with the decisions they made. Again, with my work on the 16th, theres one particular soldier who, in his diary, theres one section where he is extremely critical of men that took these paroles or it again, to work in the cookhouse or work in the hospital. Some of them worked as shoemakers, which was a highly valued trade for the confederacy. They wanted help making shoes. He was extremely angry and bitter abo...

Gulf states are involved in there and americans are available. So all the powers of the world are in there. Like nobody it able to push them out for the turks, though, this sending additional troops into iraq, it comes at a strange time, doesnt it, but the rising tensions with kurds inside turkey, there are escalating tensions of involvement in syria. Of course, that doesnt just involve turkey but the shooting down the russian jet. So why send in troops at this point in time . What is your opini...

Good afternoon, catch sump s. Live to the Andersonville National Historic Site and cemetery for the next three hours taking your phone calls and watching a commemorative funeral for the 13,000 prisoners of war who died here in 1864 and 186 35 our guest eric leonard, the former andersonville chief of interpretation and Leslie Gordon, university of akron history professor. We are opening up phone lines to so you join in. If you want to give us a call and ask questions, 202. 7488900 in the eastern ...

Store employees, had they asked, she would have produced proof that shes a certified firearms instructor. They entered her home and saw her union Police Explorer photo. Shes prepared to join the lapd. The store manager referred our questions to the corporate office. The officers apologized to her but defended their duty to check out what residents consider suspicious. I feel like i was racially profiled. I have tons of friends who are both Law Enforcement officers and normal citizens here. They ...

The test. Checkey beckford continuing Live Team Coverage at the mall. Checkey . Reporter as greg mentioned, people did not realize at the ti me this happened this was not an active shooter situation. When they heard that gunshot ring out, they ran for cover or rooms in the back of stores. Police say thats whktly exactly what they should have done. Police have been trying to train the employees here to get others to safety while they try to apprehend the gunman. Theyve been training f kior months...

Us. Lets get right to scott to see whats happening rather rise. We saw the temperatures climb into the 30s yesterday another warm up starting today these systems coming up on texas are becoming much stronger mid panhandle lows we didnt have any cold air these waves of arctic air heading into early next week. Right now ive temperatures running with overnight lows becoming much lower the problem today. As we look ahead will start to print rain over portions of kansas southwestern missouri it will ...

Percent. The west coast ports are due to reopen today. Part of a lengthy labor dispute between shippers and dock workers union. If theres a shut down, the National Retail federation warns the u. S. Economy could face a hit of 2 billion a day. I asked jack lew about that in our interview. President obama will meet with Angela Merkel today. Theyre expected to discuss issues like russia ukraine, international trade, and Counter Terrorism efforts. Chinas imports dropping 20 from a year earlier. The ...

Doesnt need the special curved crossovers, because once a caltrain train breaks down in the original system, there is nowhere else to go. You cant get back out, if that approach fails. Its what is known as a singlepoint of failure. That is the plea i have been making for years and now im pleased to say that everybody is meeting together and have been for the last two, three months to genuinely look at solving this problem and coming up with sameheight and also the same width. Because its very im...

And right now there is a visual image of what our ridership looks like on a week day. The peak hour were serving many customers and we just broke the 60,000riders on an average week day. In the future we project that to almost double and be over 100,000 by 2040. We also have a robust bikes on board program. Our trains are holding up to 80 bikes per train and sometime those bikes are not even allowed to get on because were already at capacity. So we are something that is called bike bumps that sh...