lee goes in. grant, when he shows up in the early afternoon, has brought a retinue of staff officers, generals along to witness. they step in. it's a very sharp contrast. a lot of people have made much of the contrast between lee dressed sharply, and grant coming in muddy with only some of his stars on his shoulders. the contrast of those two personalities and what that symbolizes. i think there is something to that. i want to talk about something i think is important. is not so much how they look but what they bring into the room with them. both men bring a lot of things into the room with them. i want to spend a little bit of time developing that thought even more. both men are exemplars for what they stand for. the end of the war is the beginning of the peace. the actions of the leaders at the end of the war sets the tone for the beginning of the peace. grant understood that he sat at the intersection of politics, economics, and the military by virtue of his position as commander in chief. robe

lee and longstreet argued. leeann long street -- lee and long street debated. this was unfathomable because when lee gave jackson orders, jackson went off and followed. when jackson told you where you are going -- [laughter] phillip: you followed. there is a reason lee went with longstreet. longstreet lost a few children to this disease. he liked to gamble, he liked to joke, he was a fun, jovial guy. he had staff offers -- officers who liked to joke. jackson, though, you could probably hear a pin drop at his headquarters. his chief of staff, his father, all staunch episcopalians. that direction. but of course longstreet had the , nerve to say that lee is partly to blame for gettysburg. he also had the nerve to take a republican position as a port collector in new orleans. and he also had the audacity to kind of write what he remembered , and unfortunately adding fuel to the fire. so james longstreet, by 1927, as one of the first photos showed, is written out of the remembrance. he is not even included in some of these ceremonies in richmond, virginia. these two

we have a panel on harper lee from the mississippi book festival coming up first. harper lee panel. [applause] >> thank you. i >> thank you. i like being called an expert. i am anderson nelson and i want to welcome you to the mississippi book festival and the "harper lee considered." i will introduce the panel and we will jump in and the last ten minutes are reserved for audience questions. you can go up to that mike if you questions. this is my panel. we have sterling plumpp first. the editor of many books on poems. professor of america at the university of illinois at chicago where he studies on the african-american studies department and english department. he is a recipient of numerous awards as a blues poet and african-american culture story teller including the 2014 book award for literacy. he is the writing residence at mississippi valley university. yeah. [applause]. >> next is beth ann fennelly who directs the program at ole miss where she was named the 2007 outstanding liberal arts teacher of the year. she has published three poetry books. the great lakes writers associati

senator lee: it is difficult to say. if we were to move in that russia, i would want to know what the alternative is. if i would hear a reasonable proposal, i would consider it. jonathan: you're not completely adamantly opposed to the idea of shutting it down? senator lee: i would not call the existence of guantanamo bay prime directive from which i cannot depart. it is not something britain into the constitution that we have to adhere to. jonathan: the way some people talk about it, you might get the sense it is. senator lee: it might be for some, it is not for me. senator booker: my sense is i have traveled the state of new jersey more than most new jerseyans. i have met with the wealthiest suburbs, the poorest, orthodox jews. i can tell you, i've never heard anyone from i say talk about guantanamo. [laughter] i have heard people talk to me about social security, or the tax system. what i scanned the horizon for is things that matter for my state. i'm not saying that this does not matter, but with the most valuable res

he said that if this book had not hit it big, hallway are lee would have -- harper lee would have been out hustling like the rest of it. it's hard to imagine a facebook page. and authors who don't have a facebook or twitter, they're almost rebels. elena, the only one i can think of, nobody knows who she is but it's always exhausting because of what you're expected to do as -- because the publishing -- they won't. they can't. they're going to focus on their big authors. so, i'd like to think -- a friend of mine who is not on facebook, will never be, and i admire her for that. i think it's great. it's -- i love that she didn't have to do that. >> i think it would never happen today. i think it would never, ever, ever happen today, and i think that is sad that the publishing industry changed so much that so much of the business is not this, i did my best, wrote my book, here it is, it's the hustling part, and i -- my last book was a novel that i cowrote with my husband. i don't like technology, don't have a facebook page, and the publisher was frustrated with me that i wouldn't do these t

in: grace lee boggs today her own words. she died at the age of 100 in her home surrounded by her community, books, philosophy, and ideas as she had lived. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states and 11 other pacific rim nations have reached an agreement on the trans-pacific partnership, the largest regional trade accord in history. the agreement has been negotiated for eight years in secret and will encompass 40% of the global economy. corporations, from cargill to boeingom agriculture to have praised the deal. congress now has at least 90 days to review the deal before it can vote on whether to approve it. the deal came after an agreement on drug company monopolies which public citizen said "fell short of big pharma's most extreme." the united states had pressed for longer monopolies on biotech drugs. more after headlines. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan has acknowledged civilians were "accidentally struck" when a u.s. air

lee. there are things we can take from robert e. lee to study. ness.toic he understood that she was one of the first modern military leaders that we had. enemy,rstood the he understood his own subordinates for the most part. now, gettysburg, maybe he thought richard you'll was a little more like stonewall jackson -- not open that can of worms, though. now, what the lost cause did to the early confederates, a field that gap, that yearning. god has to be on our side. god is also on the northern side. why did the four years of war angle away at it. why did the four years of war lead to our cities being destroyed, lead to now estimates over 300,000 confederate cavalry -- calvaries. why did we lose? it is a great question. ,t is a question to read still according to facebook, according to cnn, according to fox news, whatever news outlet. it is still be defining moment. to understand what happened in 1861, 18 62, 1863, 1864, and 1865. recently, a great historian who has written write books on the battlefield we are standing on now, on the campaign and

lee, the coroner over in hardin county. first of all, i want to extend my sympathies to you for the loss of roy. have you got a moment i can talk with you right now, or is this a bad time to catch you? >> dr. lee is still a practicing dentist when he's not serving as the county's plain folks coroner has a soothing bedside manner. >> it's tough to talk to you under these circumstances but i wanted to give you the opportunity, if there's any questions you have, anything i can try to help you with. >> first off, roy's mother wants to know details of the shooting. >> yes, ma'am, probably a single shot. probably. >> then the coroner does his best to convince her to delay seeing her son. >> you know, he laid under the ground there for about a week or so. so he's -- it's going to be tough to view him. i'll just be frank with you. >> he finishes with his standard but sincere offer. >> if anything comes up i don't care if it's 2:00 in the morning, if there's something you've got on your mind, don't hesitate to holler at me, okay? >>

harper lee. >> that was your experience. when you go everything changes. >> normally the 1st question was, you're not from around here, are you? so i'd had several strikes against me. i was an out-of-town are, yankee, and snoop. >> who needs you? >> yes. we have seen your kind before. but there is this remarkable thing that goes on. the word goes out everywhere you don't knowyou don't know quite you are talking to. the minute you ask one person, by the time you get to the 2nd everyone knows you are here, and there is an agreement on whether or not anyone will talk to you. >> exactly. us southerners are mixed up like peter butter. here i was talking to one gentleman on the square and another gentleman walked up to me, and it was almost prearranged. i was introduced to this man, and he was a judge. let's go back to my chambers command he grilled me on why was in town and what i expect to find. so there is a telegraph going on down they're. >> was he sort of appointed by anyone to have that? or was he just asserting himself? >>

mead, indeed, had better intelligence of lee than lee had of the potomac. nonetheless, lee will receive reports from a very mysterious spy, a man by the name of henry thomas harrison, who knew the general location of union forces, allowing him to concentrate the army of northern virginia in time to respond to the appearance of the union armies in a southern pennsylvania. but not to put his troops in a place or time of his own choosing. after harris reports to lee, giving him great information about yankee movements, he disappears and we have no other word of who he was. he just went out into history. mead, on the other hand, was a master of intelligence. perhaps the best since washington. he was able to analyze masses of intelligence reporting. on his own, determine the proper course of action the plymouth. the occupation of high ground in advance of lee's arrival in gettysburg reflects mead's excellent work. he knew what he was supposed to do and where he was supposed to do it. mead had a nine page report from sharp on lee's movements, including a complete

san francisco mayor ed lee and i'm going to go straight to introducing him mayor ed lee please come to the podium thank you. >> clamoring. >> thank you louis to you and the committee and general mit for your wonderful leadership welcome to san francisco what a day, huh? i know that everybody serves loving coming to san francisco and from the outset it is our tradition it is our pleasure, it is our honor to celebrate and to thank our men and women in uniform here right in san francisco and i want to take this opportunity to thank new senator feinstein then mayor feinstein that recess instructed our fleet week and made that every mayor since that time including your own today embraces in entire week we always burglary pray and hope we never are visit by disaster and one way that helps us to have a strong military force to make sure our defense are laser clear we we celebrate our men and women that also serve in that capacity we've taken the tremendous opportunity we're presented with fleet week and made that an additional to one of the most active fleet week we can image not with the eve

my sitdown with kathie lee gifford. >> looking forward to that. one direction was forced to cancel last night's show and only we're with them today and have the guys talking about it. one direction cancels last night's concert in belfast, ireland, just minutes before the band was schedu to take the stage. >> i would ask you to -- fans and the opening act had already performed when the crowd was informed that the group wouldn't be playing. "e.t." has le that singer liam got sick and he didn't have the energy to go on, forcing the band to take the n off. nobody can drag me down >> t group has never canceled a show in their five years together. the group has rescheduled the performance for friday night. it's been a rough tour, both harrnile have broken bones in their when i first saw you >> the band released this new video for the song "perfect" just yesterday. baby i'm pe for you >> "e.t." has learned the band will perform tonight after the tour wraps this year the band will take a break in 2016. moving on, sandra shoots down the rumors she's adopte

. >> okay our next question mayor ed lee first, it is well, i can't say as mayor as this question i'll say what will you do about the hydrogen increase in the homeless families and individual in san francisco prior to the super bowl and i'm going to do an editorial add and say even after the super bowl. >> thank you. >> well, i certainly first of all, you recognize there is a homeless challenge in our city and we have thousands of people on the streets it is not good for them nor anyone else that are forced to live on the street we put together your best model and had good models in the past and homeless connect and director of hope to really bring services with the diversity departments our lasts it the navigation center we believe puts together the best of the services and is invite and make sure that people live in dignity as we places hundreds of units of housing so a long answer we should work with the school district and the human services agency get phone call on homelessness to put together housing and sustained housing for all. >> thank you very much. (clapping.) >> mr. martin

vote peskin/lee. san francisco needs them both. aaron peskin for supervisor and ed lee for mayor -- the perfect balance for a better san francisco.

my sitdown with kathie lee gifford. >> looking forward to that. more big news. one direction was forced to cancel last night's show and only we're with them today and have the guys talking about it. one direction cancels last night's concert in belfast, ireland, just minutes before the band was scheduled to take the stage. >> i would ask you to -- >> "e.t." has learned tha singer liam got sick and he didn't have the energy to go on. samantha harri was with the band in belfast today as the three healthy bbnd members, harry, louie andniall explain the last-minute cancellations. >> hundreds o fans hysterical. how did you come to the decision? >> when someonunwell and you're unable to perform, you can't do it. you know. we were trying to on stage and then realized it wasn't going to happen. >> how is liam feeling today? >> we're looking forward to just getting out there and the show now. >> he's resting up. >> you're moving the show that was canceled -- >> to fr >> at least we got to resch it and everyone at the show last night can hopefully use that ticket to get b

landlords gave him the nickname communist ed lee. now we have a new nickname for the mayor by many cams him tech friendly mayor ed lee. has it been interesting for you to see sort of that evolution? >> yeah. i mean, again, i think the early days were before my time in the city. by the time i think a lot of people who are both watching and voting here were aware of ed lee -- he was the city administrator. he was a bureaucrat. but i do think that as these last five years have progressed that there's been a lot of surprise about just how cozy he is with tech. this caused problem with some of the old guard you have seen d diane feinstein come out in favor of a ballot mthat the mayr has embraced. you see this playing out. chinatown powerhouse, one of the reasons he got elected and appointed in the first place, rose pac split with him because of his appointment in district 3 to supervisor. i think in part because she's been disappointed at how much he has taken sort of business aside in a lot of these fights around housing and affordabilit

lee's birthday is trending. >> yesterday. >> but still. happy birthday again, lee. also president obama's marriage is getting lots of social media love. the president shared a cute picture of him and his wife on his twitter account to celebrate the 23rd wedding anniversary. he wrote still going strong and here's to many more. facebook is getting credited strangers together. benson posted a story online. a facebook glitch caused him to appear as a stranger. every time he'd log on he was like who is this celeste. they reached out to each other like what is going on? they soon discovered they have a lot in common. and got married. chris pratt and his wife anna ferris were asked to name a baby penguin for a zoo so they turned to their son. >> eagle the penguin. it's e-a-g-l-e the penguin. state. we love bald eagles. >> yes, eagle the penguin, i don't know why. he just goes along with it. i love it. pet dogs are trended for finding ways to make us smile. the first was hiking with his owner when he stopped in a thorn bush, to protect him from future problems the owner got

look all those hands mayor ed lee wow. and how many of you have thinking about being the doctor? >> all right. and today, we have the top doctor if all the united states here at our school we are our mayor, we have board commissioners commissioner president murase deputy superintendants and hydra mendosa and captain chief suhr so thank you to all our guests and students thank you for your best attention and teachers look at of housekeeping go please take a tally to see how many kids walked to school today, we'll do a class check and take our stickers off i'm going to turn it over to it mayor ed lee buenas dias good morning, everyone here at spring valley well (laughter) well, first of all, let me say thank you to all the kids and our parents for letting me and supervisor christensen and our united states surgeon gentle to participate in a walk to school with you to school is it important for our city to make sure that our sidewalks and our streets are all safe for all of you to enjoy walk to school and walking our o on our streets we want to make sure not just today but every sin

. >>> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. early september. nice to see you again. temperatures in the low to middle 70s. 68 degrees. falling leaves and gusty breezes can reduce visibility on the country roads. a bonus sports tonight. nice and mild out and about. windbreaker and heavier coat yo >>> time for a check on traffic. l.i.e. in queens, you can see the kissena boulevard exit. accident in the eastbound lanes a few minutes ago. center lane was blocked. it looks like traffic has started to move again. >>> as for the hudson river crossings, 20 minute delays outbound at the lincoln and holland tunnels. no issues at the george washington bridge. >>> "first at 4:00", the 17- year-old is killed in connecticut and police need your help finding who is responsible. have a good look at the top of your screen. you can see the teenager walking toward the back of a house at madison avenue and frank street in bridgeport last month. shortly afterwards, three suspects are seen running toward them. they pull guns and fire rounds. the teen is hit multiple times and taken to the

lawmen say that 26-year-old daniel lee of wayne talked to three children on two separate occasions, live is david henry, what are the details. >> reporter: well jim the suspect's mother says he is autistic and harmless and the police say they can't take any chances and they praise the mother and children for alerted them as quickly as they did. >> we don't know what happened here, we don't know his intent. >> police say daniel leah approached a brother and two sisters here, and he wanted them to go into the woods and find an abandoned cabin, he later emerged from the woods adjacent to the wayne elementary school play grown and then the mother arrived. >> she saw them speaking to lee and they explained to mom what happened and that invoked a 911 call. wayne lives with his parents a short distance from the school. >> he has autism. >> his parents say lee has autism and occasionally likes to talk to children. >> the little kids will talk to him and he talks the same. that is the problem. >> the police say they don't know if lee has autism or not but they can't take any chances and they arre

lee: 1984 was not designed to only run on the super bowl. it was designed to have a media life beyond the super bowl. but the board of directors at apple decided it was irresponsible, since it didn't show the product and the product was not available yet, to continue running. and that becomes almost part of the legend. "oh, and the genius of just running it once on the super bowl." every news show was saying, the game was ok, but did you see the commercial? our vision was more about how the idea was going to change the world of computers, not that we were changing the super bowl that day. but it did create a phenomenon where people started thinking, designing advertising specifically for the super bowl and keeping it secret, having it be a surprise. all those things were born out of 1984 running once. trying to live up to what steve expected of what i did and what we were doing together became one of the true joys of my life. to be in the advertising business, you don't often get to be part of something that important, that world changing. l

oo hi, i'm holly lee. i love cooking and you are watching quick bites. san francisco is a foodie town. we san franciscoans love our food and desserts are no exceptions. there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning quest

and i'm going to go straight to introducing him mayor ed lee please come to the podium thank you. >> clamoring. >> thank you louis to you and the committee and general mit for your wonderful leadership welcome to san francisco what a day, huh? i know that everybody serves loving coming to san francisco and from the outset it is our tradition it is our pleasure, it is our honor to celebrate and to thank our men and women in uniform here right in san francisco and i want to take this opportunity to thank new senator feinstein then mayor feinstein that recess instructed our fleet week and made that every mayor since that time including your own today embraces in entire week we always burglary pray and hope we never are visit by disaster and one way that helps us to have a strong military force to make sure our defense are laser clear we we celebrate our men and women that also serve in that capacity we've taken the tremendous opportunity we're presented with fleet week and made that an additional to one of the most active fleet week we can image not with the events that louis identified

bravo's andy cohen is hanging out with me while kathie lee is away. you may want to check out one of the new films, it's "steve jobs". >> it's about one of our most fascinating innovators of all time, the founder of apple, who ideas. >> and take a look. >> apple, $1 billion. i doesn't know possible. i have three independent accountants try to explain it to me. i started with the apple -- >> we're going to go back stage a moment. >> i started with the apple ii team because we don't make that anymore. >> just stop with art with the top guys. >> there are no top guys. there ra b players, and b players discourage the a players, and i want a players at apple and not dell. >> you are not b players. >> we are 90 days from insolvency. >> you get so mad just watching the clip. >> when you think of apple, do you think of steve jobs? and there is this other steve that plays a big, big part. and clearly you can tell by that clip their relationship was contentious at best. describe what that relationship is like. >> in real life it was but everything is based on r

look all those hands mayor ed lee wow. and how many of you have thinking about being the doctor? >> all right. and today, we have the top doctor if all the united states here at our school we are our mayor, we have board commissioners commissioner president murase deputy superintendants and hydra mendosa and captain chief suhr so thank you to all our guests and students thank you for your best attention and teachers look at of housekeeping go please take a tally to see how many kids walked to school today, we'll do a class check and take our stickers off i'm going to turn it over to it mayor ed lee buenas dias good morning, everyone here at spring valley well (laughter) well, first of all, let me say thank you to all the kids and our parents for letting me and supervisor christensen and our united states surgeon gentle to participate in a walk to school with you to school is it important for our city to make sure that our sidewalks and our streets are all safe for all of you to enjoy walk to school and walking our o on our streets we want to make sure not just today but every sin

lee was arrested near wayne elementary school yesterday. concerned parents called police after they say lee scared their children in the playground. he talked to them about finding an abandoned cabin in the woods. police arrested him. lee is being held on $100,000 bail while he awaits an evaluation. >>> philadelphia neighborhood will soon be without a supermarket near. the path mart will close for good on november 20th. it declared bankruptcy in july. the store couldn't find a buyer and will close its doors. i closed early to slash prices in order to clear out stock. >> i was real sad. i love pathmark. it's a good market. it's kind of like there's no place for this area is limited with supermarkets. it's nothing around here. once they shut this down, we're really messed up. >> some of the employees at store have been there since the '70s. >>> a specialty drug company with plant in delaware county is offering a cheap alternative for a medicine whose recent spike in price sparked outraged. another company raised the price to $750 a pill recen

lee? >> from day one we have over $200 million in the bank, a very strong balance sheet. a totally sustainable model over the long term. >> you talked about the assessments. what impact has that had on premiums in your state? >> compared to what health plans were spending to enroll people in individual market previously we think it reduces overall effect on the premium dollars. it is about 3.5% of premium but enrolling people in the individual market is very expensivend a prior to the exchange coming along plans were spending as much as 12% on commissions and a whole range of acquisition. i'd like to think we're the cheapest date in town, congressman. >> we, too, have a fully balanced budget that also right now we have about $12 million to $15 million in reserves within our budget as well. >> what's the impact been on premiums in your state? >> the impact on our premiums related to the assessment as similar to california. we feel that it has allowed the marketplace to level off and compete

lee? >> we are spending establishment funds to continue the final establishment of our exchange, federal dollars but no operational funds. >> mr. watley? >> no. >> can i ask each of you what your operational costs are this year for the exchange. mr. allen? >> for the current state fiscal year which began july 1st, our operational costs are about $12 million. >> ms. o'toole? >> thank you. sorry, i'm having trouble with the microphone. we are about the same. and i'm happy to provide the committee with a full balance sheet. >> thank you. mr. gutierrez? >> we are still in a very much a build year. our operation and build expenses within the connector are on the order of about $65 million. >> mr. kissel? >> a little over $8.5 million. >> thank you. mr. lee? >> our current fiscal year total budget is about $330 million. segregating which part of that is operational versus establishment, i don't have off the top of my head. >> mr. watley, would you know? >> our total operation -- total budget for

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lee is tracking the latest. right now we're waiting for a news conference with mayor de blasio that's going to happen in just a little time from now. he's holding a briefing about new york city 's preparations for tomorrow's big storm. he's at the office of emergency management. you're going to see some of that live report as soon as he steps to the podium. >> meanwhile hurricane joaquin right now a category 4, pounding some neighborhoods. we now get a better idea of where it might

saying that lee had forced her to takakpills to terminate her pregnancies. assistant buena vista county attorney paul allen applauded the victim's efforts to come forward. "it certainly was an issue to come forward with all this and she's still an immigrant and doesn't speak english and i'm sure she was scared to do so," said allen. friday, lee was sentenced to 15 years in prison for two counts of forced consent to termination of human pregnancy, assault while participating in felony and other charges. allen says this sentencing can provide his wife with piece of mimi. "that't'what you always hopepe for, espeeally for a victim,, said paul allen, assistant bueue vista cocoty attorney. "and ou always want th to have an opportunity to maka statement in court because it helps them with closure." "lee has 30 days to appeal the judge's decision. he is not eligible for bond. in storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane ktiv news 4." >> the judge also issued a no contact order, which means lee can't try to contact his wife, even by phone, for five years. prosecutors plans to r

lee being charged with attempted licensureing, a felony. >>> we went to the home lee shares with his parents near the school. nobody answered. lee works part time at a movie theater. the school scene letter to parent and spoke to each grade level about what happened and how to deal with strangers. >> this is a situation where the system absolutely worked. we were notified by parents of the children. >> reporter: mom says she wonders was lee's intent was. police say the suspect never directly threatened the children or fichused them to go anywhere. i wonder what the other side of story was. this isn't something we come across in the neighborhood often. but there's always two side to a story. >> reporter: lee being held on $100,000 bail. he is expected to under go a as i can evacuation in radnor township, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> breaking novas fair hill, man stabbed you multiple times, right out to fox 29 shawnette wilson live at temple hospital. shawnette? . >> reporter: iain the victim is here at temple hospital. he was brought here in critical condition, and taken right in