Right now. Weve got lakeeffect snow and it is wind driven. It will be very cold tomorrow as this next shot of arctic air has moved in. We will get a little bit of a thaw on thursday. We are down to 17 now in cleveland. Factor in the wind and you are looking at wind chills, well, 1 below zero is how it feels on your skin in cleveland and 3 below in mansfield. So how are you the roadways now in this lakeeffect . Storm chaser. Last time we checked in with you, denise, you were on i480. Where are you now . Reporter now we are headed into cleveland on 480 headed eastbound right now. I want to take you through our camera number 2 to show you what the roadways look like now. Jeff, it is looking a little moist out there. We are seeing a little bit of precipitation. We didnt see this before. Definitely dropping and we lost a couple of degrees. Our car temperature says 17 degrees and a lot of us not happy to see winter finally arrive, but for some people it means a lot to their wellbeing. Jared
Written several books and several articles, and ive heard him talk on the treason in the civil war about merriman. In fact, last night i watched him on cspan going over with his class this topic. It was really fun. It was neat to see how he interacted with the students and brought out in them a different opinion of what they had when they first came in, how they learned something from the discussion. And it was fun. And in particular, one of the questions one of the girls asked, with all the interests in merrimans rights, what about the gross treason of the whole situation . It seems like were looking at a little tiny speck, and the whole civil war was treason. So how he dealt with that was pretty good. And he has another book out thats this book. And he has another book out, the one hes going to be talking about today, and im looking forward to hearing about it. The first book is treason, Abraham Lincoln and treason in the civil war. Its about the merriman trial, and about what he did
Emancipation. Next, Jonathan White oargues tht is not necessarily the case. Changes in the military command structure helped engender overwhelming numbers in favor of lincoln. This is part after symposium on the 1864 symposium hosted on the Lincoln Group of d. C. Well, youre in for a treat. Jonathan white, assistant professor of american studies at Christopher Newport university has written several books and several articles, and ive heard him talk on the treason in the civil war about merriman. In fact, last night i watched him on cspan going over with his class this topic. It was really fun. It was neat to see how he interacted with the students and brought out in them a different opinion of what they had when they first came in, how they learned something from the discussion. And it was fun. And in particular, one of the questions one of the girls asked, with all the interests in merrimans rights, what about the gross treason of the whole situation . It seems like were looking at a
Was sitting up on the hill and when he saw that happen, he knew he had lost the battle. Without the navy, without the ships to take his army south, there was no point in going on any longer. And so he recalled the army, and the next day they left. And they went back to canada. And the battle was over. He planned to come and fight again in the spring, but, of course, the treaty happened in between and the soldiers, the red coated soldiers were never seen again here in the United States. Abraham lincoln won reelection over Union General George Mcclellan in 1864 with more than 70 of the soldier vote. Some historians have argued that lincolns strong support from soldiers indicated that the troops also agreed with lincolns Greater Mission of emancipation. Next, author and professor Jonathan White argues that was not necessarily the case. Professor white says changes in the military command structure and the weeding of mcclellan backers helped engender such overwhelming numbers on the part o
Good evening, scott is off tonight, im jeff glor. The helicopters cant fly and the divers cant go in the water. Heavy storms over the java sea have prevented a closer search for air asia flight 8501. Relatives have jammed a Crisis Center in indonesia desperate for word. Hundreds took part in a candlelight vigil. Allen pizzey begins our coverage in surabaya. Reporter wooden coffins, simply numbers 1 and 2 brought the first bodies back to the airport from where the doomed flight took off. They were identified only as a woman wearing blue jeans and a boy four and a half feet tall. The recovery effort is being hampered by bad weather and is now a race against time. A searchandrescue official said bodies and debris have drifted as much as 30 miles in one day. At the airport Crisis Center, officials compile physical details, such as tattoos and birth marks provided by relatives, anything to help with the positive identification. Each case has its own folder, its own heartwrenching story. The