hancock, coville, and confederate general wilcox. general of the recalled,esota hancock spurred to where we stood, calling out as he reached us, what regiment is this? first minnesota, replied coville. lines, committed hancock. every man realized in an instant what that order meant. death or wounds to us all. regiment toe of the gain a few minutes time and save the position and probably the battlefield. explained, he knew he was ordering a ghastly sacrifice. i have no alternative but to order the regiment in, we had no force on hand to meet the sudden emergency. troops had been ordered up and were coming on the run. five minutes must be gained or we were lost. it was fortunate that i found their so grand a body of men as the first minnesota. i knew they must lose heavily. a cost me pain to give the order for them to advance. i would've done it if i had known that every man would be killed. it was a sacrifice that must be made. the gallantry of those men saved our line from being broken. in thisers on any field or any other country ev

dude, you get kent wilcox. >> oh, that's great. >> no! >> i get kent? >> jimmy: kent wilcox. ♪ [ applause ] here's kent. sorry -- >> um -- >> jimmy: i know. it's only the first one. there's many more puppies. >> fluffles, wow. >> jimmy: we have 300 puppies backstage. >> ugh. [ laughter ] >> looks like -- >> not 101? >> jimmy: not 101. oh -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> no. >> jimmy: i'm so mad! >> no! >> jimmy: i'm so mad! [ laughter ] i am so mad. >> kent -- kent, like, went down -- >> jimmy: i know. one dalmatian -- i know. gosh, i am so mad i didn't do that. [ light laughter ] next question is for finn, here. >> all right. >> jimmy: finn, who is the most popular animal on social media, with more than 8.8 million instagram followers? is it a, grumpy cat? b, doug the pug? or c, jiffpom the pomeranian? [ light laughter ] ♪ >> uh -- first of all, kent looks like he's seen some stuff. >> jimmy: no, kent -- [ laughter ] no, kent is totally happy. >> um, i'm gonna say, just -- what? [ laughter ] i'm gonna say -- i'm gonna say grumpy cat. i'm gonna say

minute live the wilcox he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son mates are now only the jungle and return to the concrete and glass trying to work. the result reverse culture shock. the crews with documentary from the forest stars focus night w. . played . this is the job reviews coming to you live from berlin zimbabwe's opposition rejects the result of the country's presidential election is what is we have been saying these exist because there's a pretty good job he's on he's going to let you leave go if you commit any kind of debate but if it is critical to get one's own position on t.v. then nelson chamisa vows to challenge the results but doesn't and must among guys well insists he want free.

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and tim wilcox. turkey's tumble continues — the [ire reaches new lows, as the country's finance minister promises an action plan. live from london, that's our top story on monday 13th august. turkey's central bank says it's ready to take all necessary measures to ensure financial stability amid growing tensions with the united states and a mountain of debt held by turkish companies. also in the programme, that worry is spreading around the world with the indian ruppee also hitting a record low against the us dollar, we'll be live in mumbai with the latest. a sea of red on asian shares. and it is a similar start here in european markets. and computers that read your emotions. we'll speak to the company helping some of the world's biggest brands use technology to understand what we feel about their video adverts. donald trump has tweeted that it is great that many harley—davidson owners plan to boycott the firm as a row over tariffs escalates. today we want to know, does it matter where an iconic b

under the coaching of justin wilcox, they thinnest -- they finished fourth. they were 5-7 and 2-7 in the conference. they lost three wide receivers. so you have to wonder about those positions. but the coaches feeling good about replacements. >> you are always trying to recruit faster and more explosive and develop in your own program. i don't think anyone is looking to get slower. but there are some guys that have some of that and we are excited to see them compete.>>> and particularly in the nfl it is about how little concern for the 49ers camp with regard to richard sherman. but i like the way the coaches said it. he said before everyone gets two fired up, he went down hard in today's practice. he left with what might be a hamstring. they don't know for sure. but as the coach alluded, let's let the examination take place. don't everybody freak out just yet.>>> and equal time the raiders. this is a listen as practice proceeded. >> we are live today. i don't know anything that he is saying. hit him. hit him. >> i love that. >> did you hit someone? >> thank y

there hoping to improve that 5 - 7 season last year under first-year head coach justin wilcox. a lot of eyes will focus on the possible water back battle. the media who covered the pac 12 have picked cal to finish fourth in the north division. stanford football is underway. they held their first practice of the college football season yesterday. they hope to lean on heisman hopeful bryce love for another great season. the media picked stanford to finish second in the division behind washington. >>> peyton manning 12 super bowls in his career. he visited the raiders training camp yesterday in napa. he carefully watched derek car and offer some pointers. manning played for gruden in 2001, pro bowl. gruden says manning will energize the team along with the raider nation. >> john's passion for it shows, he wears it on his sleeve, and players will respond to that. >> he is one of the best ever to play the game. we will see some things that we think the same on and some things he has seen over the years that he can add to help me. >> there is speculation that manning is interested in

head coach justin wilcox says he has a better command of the offense and has earned the right to lead the bears against north carolina. >> he has improved. he is significantly better than he was a year ago. and that's, you know -- he needs -- we need to acknowledge that. and he's earned these reps. i think the room itself, the quarterback room is different than it was a year ago in terms of the number of guys that can help play winning football. >>> from ground strokes to heat strokes, mother nature the story today at the u.s. open. three players were forced to retire because of issues related to the heat. temperatures soared to 98 degrees with a heat index of 107 on the tennis courts in new york. conditions were so intense, novak joaquim took a bath in ice water during break to cool down in his opening match. joker would eventually overcome the heat. and oh, look at this great point here. he would go on to win his match, beating marton fucsovfucsov he won. bad news for everyone on the courts tomorrow in new york, the temperature expected to be just as warm. they're going drink plenty

i love their coach wilcox. he is a defensive minded coach and that is good news because in years gone by, cal would score 35 to 40 points. i think wilcox, he is a defensive guy and hopefully can bring discipline and score points. i bet they go to a bowl game this year. maybe win six or seven games. that would be an improvement. >> okay. all right, frank mallicoat at uc berkeley. >>> let's head over to our other guy. >> i went over there and couldn't find my favorite pizza place. >> good morning, everyone. i want to start with something i just got from muni in a tweet. there is a fire on the track way at the van nes station outbound and service is temporarily delayed. i'm getting this tweet just now like everyone else is. our newsroom is investigating but the muni metro system has not been doing well because of earlier delays. now, we're getting word of that. the fire department has been dispatched. we'll let you know. let's go out and look at commute here on the freeways here. be in 280 in san jose. you'll see

cal head coach justin wilcox announced that ross bowers...will be holding on to his job as cal's starting quarterback. despite being qb1 last season, the redshirt junior...spent the offseason in an open competition for his spot as the team went 6-and-6. last year-- he tossed for more than 3-thousand yards...with 18-touchdowns and his signature win as a 37-3 drubbing of 8th ranked washington state. bears face north carolina saturday afternoon. stanford opens with san diego state at the farm. next at 8. a swarm of next at 8. next at 8. a swarm of bees caused quite the commotion in new york today... that's straight ahead. new at 8. a swarm of bees caused quite the buzz in new york city's times square today.(ken) katie corrado shows us how thousands of bees were finally removed from the top of a hot dog stand. man: that wraps (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but we are just getting started this tuesday evening. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...next at nine..a tragic story on the peninsula. students and staff are remember

. >>> first year head coach justin wilcox will be on the possible quarterback battle much the analyst that covered the pick 12 picked cal to finish fourth in the division. >>> stanford's practices are underway too. they hope to lien own heisman hopeful bryce love for another successful season. they are picked number two behind washington. >>> one of the greatest quarterbacks in history, peyton manning thinks that raider's quarterback john grewer will return them back to the super bowl. he carefully watch the raiders' quarterback derrick carr and gave him some tips and pointers. peyton played for grew den in the 2001 pro bowl. he said that he will energy the raiders and raider nation. >> it is his passion for it he wears it on his sleeve. and the players will respond to that. >> he is one of the best ever to play the game to see his mind and see some thank -- things that he's seen over the years that we can help me. >> there is speculation of manning running a team or owning a team or swirling. >>> there's a bay area casting call for actors for the controversial netflix series 13 reaso

cal head coach justin wilcox announced that ross bowers...will be holding on to his job as cal's starting quarterback. despite being qb1 last season, the redshirt junior...spent the offseason in an open competition for his spot as the team went 6-and-6, but managed to hold off brandon mcilwain and chase garbers. last year-- he tossed for more than 3- thousand yards...with 18- touchdowns and his signature win as a 37-3 drubbing of 8th ranked washington state. bears face north carolina saturday afternoon. stanford opens with san diego state at the farm. to the u-s open-- it's so hot in new york that three players were forced to retire because of the brutal conditions. novak djokovic...found himself fighting to not join that list. the 6th-ranked player in the world...facing marton fuscovics...and using ice bags throughout the match to keep cool. temperatures reportedly hovering just below 100-degrees...and they even jumped into ice baths in between the 3rd and 4th sets. --the heat made him a little grouchy, dropped the 2nd set... and threw his racket on the court. --through it all, joker sur

tim wilcox there in genoa. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. a race against time as rescuers search the rubble for survivors in the genoa motorway bridge disaster. 39 people are dead. the bbc will not be appealing the privacy case it lost against sir cliff richard. police continue to question a 29 year old man after the suspected terrorist attack in westminster. he's been named as salih khater, who came to britain as a refugee from sudan. the ecb disciplinary commission will meet after the third test to determine what price ben stokes will pay for his part in the fire outside a nightclub. celtic‘s lost last night in the champions league qualifier could cost the club around £30 million. that was the amount they received last year for reaching they received last year for reaching the group stage. they are facing a play—off for a spot in the europa league. the injuries in this player's career forced him to consider possible retirement. i will be back with more stories that have passed. three properties in the midlands have been searched in co

let's get the latest from tim wilcox live in genoa. thank you. the city of genoa in the north—west of italy has declared two days of mourning following what they say is the worst european bridge disaster in many decades. the number of dead officially stands at 38. that is expected to rise further because there are still people unaccounted for. this bridge here was built 50 years ago, and alongside the grief in this city, there is also growing anger about there is also growing anger about the state of the infrastructure of this bridge, which has been more as macro less on a state of constant repair ever since it was built in 1967. it was built with reinforced concrete. 0ne architect said a couple of years ago it was an engineering failure and should never have been constructed like this. the locals we have been speaking to agree with that. and actually at the time of this disaster yesterday, just over 2a hours ago, one of the supports for the bridge was undergoing maintenance work, trying to shore up the foundations. according to one eyewitness

let's go live to genoa, and to my colleague tim wilcox. what are the latest developments? we have been here five hours and all night there's been the sound of heavy drilling as rescue workers try to smash up those huge chunks of reinforced concrete to try to find out which vehicles, people are probably now bodies, lying behind those chunks of concrete. we've been getting updates from the fire crews. u nfortu nately getting updates from the fire crews. unfortunately no more victims or survivors found, in fact nothing in the last 2a hours. they still don't know how many cars and lorries are underneath there. this will take a long time. the numbers of dead, 39, 15 people are in hospital, 12 of whom are critically ill. 16 people not accounted for, as you saw in that last report, some remarkable stories of escape as well. we saw that british couple, we have just been speaking, in the last five minutes, to luciano, he wasn't on the bridge that his firm was caught up the bridge that his firm was caught up in traffic below the bridge when it came crashing down. i don't know if you

to have died after the collapse of the bridge in genoa, we can go straight to our correspondent, tim wilcox. however many times you see the image, we can see that lone truck perched on the edge, it is still such shocking image. yes it is, and so such shocking image. yes it is, and so close to that gap with a bridge just collapsed in front of him, we know with the italian media that the driver of the van is named luigi and no one has got to him yet. some of his fans have been quoted in the media. apparently what he was driving at speed in a thunderstorm a few days ago suddenly red lights on the cars in front ahead of him, he realised the road was falling awake as the vehicles went down, he slammed on his brakes, the first back, left the engine running, open the door and ran. back, left the engine running, open the doorand ran. his back, left the engine running, open the door and ran. his friends are quoted as saying that luigi believes that the van was running until it ran out of fuel because no one has been as close to that precipice since the tragedy. 39 people dead, we've been here for th

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and tim wilcox. turkey's tumble continues — the lira reaches new lows, as the country's finance minister promises an action plan. live from london, that's our top story on monday 13th august. turkey's central bank says it's ready to take all necessary measures to ensure financial stability amid growing tensions with the united states and a mountain of debt held by turkish companies. also in the programme, that worry is spreading around the world with the indian ruppee also hitting a record low