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i was like, what is happening in fort hood. >> reporter: in addition, fort hood has some of the highest murder, sexual harassment and sexual assault rates in the u.s. army. knowing that only made the family doubt the army officials more. nearly two months after vanessa disappeared, her family took a dramatic step. vanessa's mother said that vanessa told her secret. she said she had been sexually harassed by superior. the family went public on telemundo >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> reporter: vanessa's family was certain her disappearance was connected to sexual harassment. >> i don't know what's give someone the right to harass my sister. >> reporter: they demanded investigators get to the bottom of it. >> i your daughter, grandmother, would you like them to be sexually harassed? no. >> reporter: they revealed vanessa secret in hopes of solving a mystery. but they didn't realize that they just started a movement. >> when families tragedy unites a sea of strangers. and more secret spell out. coming up, outrage. and then an outpouring. >> this kicked off the hashtag, i am va

we take great pride as having fort campbell in our community. the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, we wanted to make sure that we had justice for him. >> was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man, and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was able to give. >> jessie also describe the killers car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of the big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know. like reddish brownish color. >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness walter ferguson had seen something different. >> describe the truck that you saw speeding off? >> as he passed me i could see that it was a white truck and i saw the four by four on it, but that was about as much as i could see on it. >> so the witness had seen a white truck, and jessie said she saw a reddish brown car. investigators had a lot to sort out. a murdered soldier, a distraught wife, an unknown motive, and a giant secret about to be dis

yesterday event harrell whose district includes fort bliss went to the base to demand answers. congresswoman harrell joins us now. i should note that fox news was supposed to go with you to fort bliss yesterday but our permission was withdrawn ten minutes before our reporter was supposed board a flight. if they are not trying to hide something they are doing a good impersonation of someone who is trying to hide something. >> what a disappointment. i made a call to the major general, i called dhs and we were denied allowing one of your guys to go with us. transparency at best with this administration of course. laura: what do we know so far? the pentagon is downplaying the severity of crimes being committed on the base. this is from the pentagon briefing on september 30th. watch. >> what we are seeing is law enforcement violations on par and in most cases significantly lower than the rates we are seeing in similar size populations across the united states. afghans are reporting incidents is a good indicator of the commitment to keeping the community safe. laura: we should be tha

infantry and began the war and fort texas and brownsville texas, future texas i guess you could argue, when the american flag fell from the pole it was van dorn who re-raised the flag in 1847 transferred to the command where he earned two promotions for conduct one promotion to the rank of captain if i'm pronouncing that correctly in the major came at mexico city where he was wounded in the foot following the mexican war the army assigned him the various posts across the country such as jefferson barracks in st. louis, always a favorite, baton rouge louisiana, must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where

infantry and began the war and fort texas and brownsville texas, future texas i guess you could argue, when the american flag fell from the pole it was van dorn who re-raised the flag in 1847 transferred to the command where he earned two promotions for conduct one promotion to the rank of captain if i'm pronouncing that correctly in the major came at mexico city where he was wounded in the foot following the mexican war the army assigned him the various posts across the country such as jefferson barracks in st. louis, always a favorite, baton rouge louisiana, must have a tennessee fan in here somewhere, didn't like baton rouge. in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where

dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters ah, for the usaa biological weapons command there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d david or the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the if dr through them in and so not 3 o 2 on either santo honda, this walk on either. so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny, of course that he mutational, ah, sure you. she visited fort detrick's usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in writing, thirty's and forty's, and fifty's. the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting them with these diseases in order to develop vaccinations and medicines to immunize them. all of these were used

mom at our door has more from the eastern city of fort sudan. there is very little activity going all not pulled sit on the beach or tribesmen who are protesting. what they call marginalization by the government of body kayden, the gates to the port with huge rocks and also have lined at the gate to the port a with protest us will holding homes to ensure that nothing exists or nothing, and passed the port. and there was a delegation from the government led by covenant ministers. and the only thing of the days of negotiations that they were able to go back with was m. yes, at to the x partition of salt sudanese oil from these port please. port is a mid july flight, not just full su, done, but also for neighboring cells. have done the 164000 bottles of oil. salsa, don, producers, every day are exported through these port. and under right now, the government is complaining that there is a shortage of med since under vital commodities. and it says, this cannot continue the calls, the actuals of the b j at tribesmen who have a cut it these auction ou

nick in this reporting that happened on the jim crow convictions in fort lyons. we have from a black, george, jimmy, you about to say something i've been, i'm going to have in the black joint because it's the pressure of i'm here is my voice here in my doubts. but because you don't have to have all 12 come to the same decision jamila go ahead pick up. no, i mean in this exact situation, we do have a juror who said he did not believe that brandon jackson is guilty. and so to have a response like that from a district attorney that they, we don't know what could have been in the minds of these derb, these journey voted not guilty. we know what they voted for. and so to say that you're not going to look at these convictions because you can't speculate as to why someone voted not guilty. they noted not guilty because they didn't feel the fate met it. burden to prove it. and let's hear that voice tamika. this is the, the jura, one of 2 who wasn't convinced that brandon jackson was guilty. no one say it that they know what it was free and that i recognized them they did

dugway in utah and to fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the u. s. sam, biological weapons command. there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731, about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff but only 12 men faced trial. and how about us go through stilton. you honestly gang kunal sake of i. e d divided by the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is took them through them in thin phone oatmeal. 2 on either santo honda this? well can i live there? so god, in the kink, your data always cycle, johnny, of course they, he meets a shuttle ah, shuttle you. she visited fort detrick's, usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in writing, thirty's and forty's, and fifty's. the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting them wi

kelly's fort can be seen as this transition for pelham. it's where life and memory begin to intersect. he's a bit of a legend in his own lifetime and we will talk about that but when he dies life ends, memory begins and do they always match up? we're going to explore that in the next few minutes. i'd like to start with the premise for today's discussion and that is that a person's life and the story written about them after their death may not match. there's a few questions i'd like you to keep in mind keas we're going through the presentation. what are the primary source fax during a life? what's written about a person while they're alive? what do they write? what do we see in theirown writings as well ? how does this person view themselves and again that's going to tie back into the primary sources and number three , are there motives or a different narrative to emerge after their death? so keeping these things in mind let's jump in to life versus legend with john pelham. life versus legend happens with a lot of civil war figures so i'm

lauderdale para atraves de dallas llegué a fort lauderdale >> que viniéramos para la fila de aquí >> cancelo 1.900 vuelos además más de 600 retrasos mientras tanto en orlando las cancelaciones dejaron a cientos de personas varadas >> nadie contesta >> nos dieron para un pase para un hotel y para comer algo también pero es inconveniente porque quiero llegar a mi casa en atlanta >> porque me quiero ir a mi casa >> por un comunicado dijo que la situación se debe al mal tiempo en florida problemas de control de tráfico aéreo por otro lado la administración de aviación dice que desde el viernes no hay escasez de personal de tráfico aéreo retrasos fueron por condiciones del tiempo entrenamiento militar >> hasta el momento no hay retrasos de las otras aerolineas >> esta mañana atracó el popular barco princess se espera la llegada de otros 20 cruceros, san francisco tendrá la venida de más embarcaciones en otras noticias fue el crucero que el año pasado tuvo que esperar sin desembarcar porque 20 personas dieron covid-19 positivo fueron puestos en cuarentena fue de los primeros

when i was a battalion commander in fort campbell, kentucky. we would run every morning. we had some paratroopers songs that we sang from the old days. on morning my battalion commander spotted me running with my troops and using some language that perhaps was not appropriate for that. there was a woman's permission behind me. later that day he called me aside and as i do not use language like that in the division. i never did. it took me a while to clean it all up. i am in pretty good shape. >> something you know a great deal about, leadership. when you started out your career , use went to -- you went to the college of new york where there is a college named after you. it is operating and has 6000 students? >> yes. >> you have done many things in which you are proud. you are proud to have a college named after you. >> it is a part of a college. it is about a third of the college. it was done because when i got there after i had left the state department, i went up there and somebody had endowed some money to the small little think tank that we had. it was interesting. a

it worked in jackson and fort phillip. he would have been a perfect fit for that command did not just that beauregard new where the union went to new orleans. davis doesn't do it and he will send them out west after the confederate disaster so he gets sent packing west. he will serve under albert sidney johnston. from one johnson to another johnson and he and johnson get along pretty well. by the time he arrives for henry has fallen. beauregard's arrival was met with lots of cheering because he still the premier military commander to johnson and beau are guard decide johnson will receive the evacuation of the army from bowling green kentucky and beauregard will go to western tennessee and see concentration with the mayor picked this one of his finest hours as the commander overseeing that concentration getting his troops organized in securing that area and johnson arrives they emerge at the mississippi man both of them will decide to attack grant at shiloh church. shiloh is the turning point of beauregard's regarding there

in fort wayne. there is already help wanted signs everywhere. where will those people come from? and i saw on the local news in the elkhart area, amazon is also building a plant, probably will employ 2000 people. up there, help wanted signs everywhere. to connect the dots on southern indiana, refugees are coming over from afghanistan, we have people coming in from the southern border. these people are more than willing and able, probably, to take these jobs and would be more than happy these jobs and i bet they will get vaccinated. i would like to see some of those dots connected because the jobs are out there and we are importing the people, we will take them, if we wipe the dust out of our eyes and see the truth. host: fox 59 in indiana with the associated press story on this and their headline is "amazon to employ more than 1000 people at two new facilities in northern indiana." , the story the caller was talking about. ricky in michigan, democrats, good morning. caller: how are you doing? host:

four months later after the attack on fort sumter and president lincoln calling for truce to put down the southern insurrection, this time the tennessee legislature always unique always individual are not just going to vote to secede. they're going to write a document called the tennessee declaration of independence. we're the only state that did that. and then referendum of the people is going to beat you want to leave -- to support the declaration of independence? east tennessee? no. west tennessee? yes, we told you that four months ago. and middle tennessee tilts the other way. and issue here in middle tennessee was defending the homeland when it became apparent that abraham lincoln after the attack at fort sumter was going to go to war to save the union, these people in middle tennessee recognized that they were going to fight for the confederacy. that's a whole nother story for a whole nother day. i think we have time for one more question. anybody have a question? well, i would say we've had a great conversation tonight. it's always a pleasure to be at the hermitage. and i hope

how does this, the jim crow convictions, fort lines, film? how, where does that play? what difference will that make? well, i mean, i think it, you know, jemila is, is talking about the, the work that organization is doing in the, in the, you know, tremendous, you know, dig a just volume of cases that they're dealing with. ah, but you know, the reality of that is it's going to be a really uphill battle for, for on jamil as organization. and for these, these a men and women in still in prison on split jury verdicts. you know, the, the legislature, i think it is, is reluctant to, to go back and force a prosecutors to look at these cases. ah, i that there is an association of district attorneys that is, has, has quite a bit of power. and as opposed to that, ah, the louisiana state supreme court could also step in and do something, but it seems, ah, as far as i can tell, i think somewhat unlikely that that, that's going to happen. and so far, da williams is, is really the only prosecutor in this, in the state to, to take this on there. there's another, a prosecutor who's,

great folks here in fort myer. hope to get to hear more of them. steve: they are all there because today is the 25th anniversary of fox. when we come back, ask some of the folks what they watched before fox and how it's changed their viewing habits. pete: that's a good idea. steve: all right. see you then. pete: we will. ainsley: thank you, pete. my sister-in-law is from fort myers. so beautiful there love fox. steve: mel's. we have been there a couple of times. four times. brian: madness seattle police officer continues. ainsley: 1 9 officers have officially left the job at seattle police department. that is this year alone with 20 more separations in line to be processed in the coming weeks. but the staffing crisis doesn't seem to phase the city council as it it cutting the police budget by 50%. steve: former seattle candidate lance randal joins us from out west. lance, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: okay. so somebody -- one of the council member's, staff members was emailing saying hey, what if we tut another 50%? and then they are

good times are long gone, back when it was a watering hole for some of the soldiers based at nearby fort bragg. famous for billiards, beer and karaoke, it was once a popular little public called froggy ra bottoms and it was where private first class kelli bordeaux planned to unwind one friday night back in april, 2012, friday the 13th. kelli was just 23, a mere 5'1" and barely 100 pounds, but she could hold her own with anybody. >> girl power indeed. >> to her older siblings, matt and olivia, kelli was always the perfect combination of tough and sweet. >> bouncy, bubbly, happy, and just trying to have a good time. >> i think she was always working to get better. she had a driven personality. >> kelli also had a big heart. she was warm and generous, always putting others first. >> she liked to help people that she saw needed help. she wanted them to be better ne because she could help them to be better. >> kelli grew up in florida and then enlisted in the army when she was 22. >> you just wait until i see you. i'm not playing with you at all. >> after basic training, the army sent her to

s army soldier at fort bliss in texas, says she was assaulted by a group of male afghan refugees. two other afghans were arrested at fort mccoy in wisconsin, one for allegedly assaulting a child, the other for assaulting his wife in washington. lucas tomlinson, fox news. implement clean energy solutions or risk losing mother nature's fall colors. that's the stark warning from us climate scientists. extreme weathers impact on the leaves, and here's a look at a pretty night out there. felt more like summer than fall today. coming up meteorologist mark tamayo will join us with a breakdown of how long to expect this heat to last. (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. forced evacuations on the spanish island of la palma off northwest africa. it's been nearly two weeks since the volcano first started erupting. the lava flow has destroyed hundreds of homes and buildings. local authorities are warning residents to keep

dugway in utah, into fort dietrich. and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons. command there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731, about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff but only 12 men faced trial and how about asked for still to new others. they gang kunal sake of i. e d. the router by the the 3rd . okay. this the signal came. kunal, sega, which side of june. oh, that is still clear through thumb in thin foam oatmeal. tuan, i thought, santo, honda this well, continental day. so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny. of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited fault dietrich, the usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in the writing, thirty's and forty's and fifty's. the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting

she said are you one of the african-american students here at fort boning? no. are you a ports reeken? no. are you a -- yes. i'm black. that's it. that's it. i can't serve-up. i said i'll be back. david clinch so up rose up eventually to become a four-star general. did either of your parents live to see that event? general powell: four star, no. my only parents who saw me get promoted to jean -- general was my mother. that was a one star. david: what did she say, i knew this was always going to happen? general powell: no, what was ausing -- amusing about it all is that the whole family wanted me to get out of the army. i said there's only one thing to do, have aunt laurice talk to them. she was the senior personal in the family. so she invited alma and me, my wife, to lunch one day and him just lecturing us something awful. you think, you've been hurt twice. every time you went over to vietnam you're hurt. you were in a helicopter crash. you felt in a muhammad home, punishment. i'm worried if up go back again, you'll be kimed. you have to arrive in now. i said y

if you're in the fort myers area come out to mel's diner. you get a candid view of how our leadership, our representatives feel. what you saw is the definition of virtue signaling. i don't really feel the need to wear it but because there's a camera pointed at me i will put my mascot and by the way even though it is a federal mandate we carved out members of congress come we carved out our staff, postal workers, certain places, hospitals and others applying mandates and as a member of congress, none of the rules apply to you. rarely do you get a good 7. we know how she feels. calls into question for everybody every other we are told we have to abide by. those who believe in personal freedom and personal voice we wouldn't be shaming others anyway nor trying to portray something different but rashida tlaib is another story, that is why people question the mandates coming down. >> that is what socialism becomes, a few people at the top doing what they want to the rest of us -- speaking of the people, to celebrate the 25 year anniversary, quick

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they have a large group of settlers there and the creeks attack them at fort mims and pretty much kill everybody, women and children. so our governor wiley barth is ready to go up to militia and he gets permission from prevacid president madison to do this. we've got to get our militia down there to avenge all these killings of settlers but there's one small problem with our militia. it seems our major general has been in a bit of a barroom brawl with the benton brothers and hehas a little affliction . he has taken a bullet somewhere up your in his chest or shoulder and he can't really get on a horse twith only one arm so he has to wait till a major general is ready to ride so the militia can go off there and to alabama and not so many years ago the militia wreck and ordered where the militia coming from east tennessee and fayetteville tennessee which is south of nashville almost nto the alabama border . they recognized her there and the people of fayette bill had something done for this occasion. it was some anniversary and they got jackson on his horse . but he was ready to go and th

so his entire agenda and presidency --2020 fort so his entire agenda and presidency is defending on the next two hours and days. anchor: thank you for that. in other news, the united nations says it is informed if yo yet it has no right to expand its staff after the country decided to expel seven or -- seven senior officials. the explosion came out of marty griffith warning the defect out lock aide had forced hundreds of thousands of people in the region into famine. malnutrition rates among children have been described as alarming. if you be a has accused the u.n. staff --ethiopia has accused its u.n. snap --staff of meddling in its affairs. correspondentt: standing their ground, the united nations condemned the kobe's decision to expel seven officials but informed the government it had no legal right to do so. >> the u.n. is sending a note to the permanent mission to clarify it is the long-standing legal the --possession of the organization not to accept the application of the doctrine of persona non-greta with respect to un officials. correspondent: according to the letter, decla

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illustrated press coverage of massacres of black troops, such as the infamous confederate slaughter at fort pillow, tennessee, in april, 1864. the new york african american residents attack during the draft riots as represented in the nations pictorial press, had achieved a new and terrible status. in a conflict in which they had come to be predominantly portrayed as champions of the preservation of the union, and a significant part of the alliance to end slavery, they were no longer simply innocent bystanders. they were now casualties of war. this week, indiana professor teaches a class on conspiracy culture in american history. thank you guys so much. this is my second year, i like to thank everybody. the 9/11

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now any self-respecting fort on slavery to freedom should do this ceremonial breeding of the now famous jordan anderson letter. if you've not had the pleasure than you will now going to read this and the points it for laying what world becomes a radical republican vision of reconstruction. jordan anderson, you see this letter right on the cusp of freedom. in tennessee and asking him to come back. and this is his response. this was in 1955, col. anderson. i got your letter and i was glad to find that you had not forgotten, he's part of the talking first person, that you wanted me to go back again and promising to do better for you than anybody else can. i have often felt uneasy about you. i thought the yankees before this time, they found your house. i suppose they never heard about your - kill that soldier that we left behind. and twice before i left you, i'm still glad. [inaudible]. i want to know particularly what the chances for you to get me and i am doing well here, he's living in ohio. i don't know how many of you have been to dayton. i get clothing and i have a comfortable and th

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recently, fort mccoy invited a pool camera to film afghan refugees' life on base. there -- on base. there are more than 12,000 refugees here, half children. they take classes, eat food now certified how law, and -- eat food now certified halal, and live in barracks usually reserved for service members. >> the spaces are certainly shared. we you don't get to have your private room, you know, so you have to put up with the fact that you will be sharing your space with other families. it certainly took all of us a while, including the officials and the administration here at the fort mccoy to, you know, put their heads around everything because it was a very unexpected move for all of us, but i think this is slowly feeling home and becoming home, and we certainly feel grateful for the generosity and the warmness and the hospitality that we have received here. [32.8] the bigger question for all of us here is how do we what will the future hold for for every one of us? and to try to think of just equipping yourself with the with the right tools to start a new life over when you already h