Go into that home they found five bodies including the suspect police say that those bodies are related in that they believe the suspects killed those people before officers got here again a very sad senior went across the street to actually see a family portrait on the wall now were working on getting more information on you. What led up to this and we will keep you updated as we get more informations live in chesapeake. Elise brown thirteen years now so much a gallon just update you on this breaking news story throughout the morning we can learn more and i would switch out heres to the weather and what you should expect a day it was i was little sleet when we came in this morning near downtown norfolk. Isis god is in for craig this morning and she has a look at that really also have heard this week asia than to ride with the ragged as the eye lot of changes as we had over the next several days how to take a look outside at the under mentioned we did have a few sleet pellets mixing an
I just got in for craig this morning and shes got a look at the very unsettled weather good morning aneesh good morning melissa and andrea good morning everybody were off to a pretty quiet start on this thursday morning i wanna take a look outside is overlooking downtown norfolk from our tower cam weve got mostly cloudy temperatures as we had a little bit farther south we got the forties a little bit farther north weve got twenty six twenty seven right now and now for the Eastern Shore road forty one eleven city good morning in norfolk youre coming in at thirty seven and newport news just below freezing at thirty degrees so heres a look at satellite and radar jackson had a few sleet pellets mixing and early this morning not to cause any issues on the roadways but we do have a mostly cloudy skies and the showers that were sitting right now pushing off of the coasts of the showers will continue to track generally to the north and east more rain down to the south all of this moisture gene
I wont bore you with the biographies of the panel members. You can find the information for yourself there in the programs. Dr. William rodneer will chair and moderate this discussion. I know hes looking forward to having a good discussion with the audience. At this point, dr. Rodner, its all yours. Thank you very much. Welcome. Im here as sort of we have four odu professors. I guess its really 3 1 2. I am a professor at ttc, Tidewater Community college. Im a specialist in british history and british cultural history. I am i wear a hat at odu. I am an editor of the journal scotia, which is the journal of scottish studies at old dough minimum yan. To put a plug in for that we are planning a future issue on scotland and the First World War, so if anybody has submissions, please see me after the presentation. We hope to make this mostly q a and discussion between us and the audience or members of the audience. Ill start out with a general introduction. The legacies of the First World War
Captain William Presley screws, this is taken at the time of mobilization, was mustering officers for four regiments. He smoked cigars, tolerated profanity, but he was a very rigorous man and was committed to the task before him. Few companies were up to authorized strength when he mobilized them. They were at about 2600 men then. Rifle companies had three officers and 65 men. There was increased emphasis on the at the time of mobilization on physical fitness and on recognizing and controlling venereal disease. Battalion marches were practiced with 80 pounds of equipment. This is when they were on active duty for their first mour foss of basic training. Major general leonard wood, one of the armys most Senior Officers and commander of the department of the east, visited montgomery and inspected these men there. 21 men were courtmartialed and sentenced to hard labor for one or two days for being absent after taps. Discipline was more strictly enforced. Newspapers treated mobilization po
Why does this matter . How does this matter . How does this relate to what we see in headlines today. Its with that in mind and that spirit we decided to construct our final discussion which is a Panel Discussion of scholars from Old Dominion University department of history and theyll reflect on the legacy and impact of the First World War on today. I wont bore you with the biographies of the panel members. You can find the information for yourself there in the programs. Dr. William rodneer will chair and moderate this discussion. I know hes looking forward to having a good discussion with the audience. At this point, dr. Rodner, its all yours. Thank you very much. Welcome. Im here as sort of we have four odu professors. I guess its really 3 1 2. I am a professor at ttc, Tidewater Community college. Im a specialist in british history and british cultural history. I am i wear a hat at odu. I am an editor of the journal scotia, which is the journal of scottish studies at old dough minim