She is protesting her innocence and vowing to appeal. The head of the National Monetary fund responds after prosecutors say they will put her on trial for negligence over a multimillion dollar state payout. First, warring factions in libya have today agreed to come together and form a new unity government. This, after more than four years since the overthrow of muammar gaddafi. Neither of the governments are totally happy with the deal, however. It has come about after weeks of intense pressure from united nations. Deal means for libya and why there are still plenty of question marks over the countrys future. Reporter a sign of hope following deep division, a deal to form a unity government. From today, the agreement puts in place a single set of ,egitimate institutions essential Building Blocks towards a peaceful, secure, and prosperous libya. Herine four years reporter four years after Muammar Gaddafis fall, libya remains divided. The fragmented Political Landscape has allowed the Is
Draw a sickle around this to see what we are looking at, we have an accident blocking all but one lane. Remark is stacked and packed coming away from 880, because of the four car wreck and it looks like one lane is getting you by as you head past old bayshore highway. As we slide over to the east bay we have a sigalert jackknifed big rig blocking would lanes with the sigalert in affect until further notice. What everyone really wants to know is on the peninsula, northbound and southbound highway 101, good news, has reopened and the bad news is broadway offramps are shutting down until noon today. We will keep you updated. Thank you. Much more quiet weatherwise and good morning, everyone, the visibility on live doppler hd shows unlimited visibility until the peninsula coast where we have a few clouds this morning. From the east bay hills, the bay looking like glass because of the light breeze, waking up cooler than yesterday morning, 60 to 70 is our spread and by 12 00 we are 66 at the
Are spending much time at all training for the crater. I think it gets back to how we tend to want to remember this story. The story of the black Union Soldier is front and center. I couldnt be happier about that. I think theres been a danger in the way the story has been pushed over the last few years. It is the moral narrative of our civil war memory. We want to correct for forgetting about them for so long. I think we tend to gloss over some of the darker sides of black soldiers. I dont think were comfortable talking about black soldiers massacrering others. That doesnt fit into our minds right now. I think we want to believe if those black regiments had been allowed to lead the assault that would have been it. We can imagine black soldiers charging over brandfield hill into petersberg. Thats a very soothing image. Anyone who has studied civil war battles, theres nothing that goes as planned. Is there any surprise given this massive detonation. No one can really predict what it will
Tonight watch as the National Park service commemorates 150th anniversary of the battle. Well also take a look at how the attack failed and why the u. S. Colored troops were unjustly blamed. Author kevin levine on the contribution of the u. S. Colored troops and immediately following the civil war. Here are some of the highlights for twheekd. Friday on cspan and prime time, well visit important sites in the history of the civil rights movement. Saturday night at 8 00, highlights from this years new York Ideas Forum including cancer biologist andrew hessel. On sunday, q a with new york congressman charlie wrangle at 8 00 p. M. Eastern. Friday night at 8 00 on cspan2, indepth. Saturday on afterwards at 10 00, retired neurosurgeon and columnist ben carson. And saturday, Lawrence Goldstone on the competition between the Wright Brothers and glen curtis to be the predominant name in manned flight. American history tv on cspan3 on friday at 8 00 eastern. A look at hollywoods portrayal of slav
Believe that if those black regiments had been allowed to lead the assault, that would have been it. In other words, we can imagine black soldiers marching, charging over blanford hill, right, into petersburg. Thats a very soothing image. I think that tells us more about how we want to remember the war than the battle itself, because anyone who has studied civil war battles, they never go as planned. Right . Theres always something that goes afoul. So is it any surprise that given this massive detonation that no one really can predict what it will do to the landscape and whats beyond it. Remember, its not just that front confederate line they have to deal with. This is a complex sort of maze of bombproofs, traverses. Part of the problem is in the 1920s, the crater battlefield was an 18hole golf course. So a lot of that battlefield has been smoothed over in one way or the other. You really are hardpressed to get a sense of what it would have looked like in the 1860s. So would it have ch