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talks already. we all have our favorite great attacks of the war. we could not fit them all in. we repent the panel talk about other great attacks of the war. we have some of the best and brightest joining us tonight. first again, mr. james ogden. [indiscernible] [applause] sitting next to him is .ur colleague he has worked at gettysburg national park where he is done the song and dance on the battlefield. [applause] sitting next to dan is chris kolakowski. the other polish prince of the civil war. chris is the director of the macarthur memorial. if you have a chance to visit norfolk and go to the memorial it is a first-class operation on , the scale of a presidential library. here is the man, douglas macarthur to shape the world after world war ii. story is thatand this museum. he is written books on kerry bill . though. chris kolakowski. [applause] to his left is the editor of the american civil war blog. author or co-author of emerging civil war series. dan also h ....
i would like to echo what bud said about events. he came up to where i live in dalton. i told since that since i am a georgia tech fan. if he was still coaching and george i was going to push him off the ridge. he had retired by then. although i don t know that as much help. i was also interested in what kevin said this morning. the old lady came out she heard the pearl harbor and said to the end he s going to be with us this time? december 8, 1941. a reporter for the local newspaper went out to interview them about what they thought about the events of the previous day pearl harbor was the old fellas to himself up and said this never would ve happened if albert sidney johnston had been killed at shiloh. maybe it s not just some of the college students today who don t know it s going on. it seems to run through. of time. i did offer some remarks about the atlanta campaign of 1864. i want to put into context with you. that is what i think makes it very important. one o ....
around 70 degrees. out of the mountains. generally in the 60s. around the metro area nearby suburbs, montgomery, prince george s, fairfax counties, mid and upper 70s. beautiful morning around the bay as well. low to mid 70s. it s rather muggy. and the storm team 4 radar scanning our sky don t have any showers, any storms anywhere from the mountains to the bay and the atlantic beach is off to a dry start this morning. a look at our next chance of storm and another heat wave on the way coming up this half hour. it s 7:01. back to the protests across the country, thousands took to the streets here in d.c. and many other major cities in response to the violent week. you are looking at the scene in baton rouge. that is where alton sterling appeared to be killed by a police officer tuesday night. the video of his death sparking viral reaction that sent shockwaves throughout the country. his death is just one this week that is believed to have led up to the tragedy in dall ....
coming up open c-span 2, presidential nominee gary johnson addresses the economic club. and the house oversight committee where the law stands six years later. and, after that, two subcommittee look at the decision to leave health insurance marketplaces and now an update from the road to the white house. joining us is nick gas, at po lith take co, and his work is available online and you ve had a busy day. it s been a busy couple of few days, and as, it everyday, with this election approaching its last few weeks. well, let s talk about some of the eight stories that you have written, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail tomorrow. she ll be in north carolina and then in washington, dc, for a couple of days. what can we expect? i think what is most important for hillary clinton, is that she gets out on the trail and she shows that she s healthy, and she s able to be transparent about what happened, to discuss her plan to improve the lives of americans, and to ....
license, i then stayed at that full for four years and taught jet engine mechanics. a class, usually 18-20, somewhere right out of high in their 30 s. there is a need for some post secondary education. those opportunities are out there. there are scholarships. many of them are state-supported programs. i really encourage those who want to move ahead a little bit too inquire and look into those programs, take advantage, and they will do very, very well. in many cases it is as good or better as what people will find at the end of a four-year program. esal, thank you for being with us. tomorrow there is more washington journal ahead. we will talk to the national editor of national review and campaign.e 2016 also, author of bill clinton, that of the world. your comments and questions welcome. we will see you then. have a great weekend. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsibl ....