inside curtis knew what he had accomplished in a private letter to his brother in ohio, a lawyer, and we know it's private because curtis wrote on the outside of the envelope "private" and underlined the word three times, he told what had gone on and so forth and, he conclud concluded, the"i have marched m army further over worse roads than any other general and i have subsisted my army completely in the enemy's country without a line of supply. nobody else has done this." he never lived to write his memoirs. he never lived to demand that his proper place in history be recognized, and so only now, today p , if the will, the last few years has curtis slowing begun to emerge from the murk of history. and i think to take maybe not the position he entirely deserves but at least a more impressive position than was the case in the past. now, curtis' phrase nobody else has done this also applies to another remarkable accomplishment that also has been ignored until just these last few years. during his march across eastern arkansas, curtis wiped out slavery wherever he found it. six months be

ohio, outside of columbus. why a home made aircraft plummeted from the chi to the back yard. they are looking for clues in the twisted metal. >> it was vertically straight down. i can't tell what kind it is. >> they expect mechanical. the pilot died on impact. search for a worker and now a recovery effort. he toppled from a platform he was working on and victims, a married father of three was alive when hoe hit the water . so far, only thing that turned was up was a construction helmet. the league exposing workers to carbon dioxide. they are complaining of difficulty breathing. and they were in the parking lot. and one man remains hospitalized in serious condition. also in the golden state. a group of sixth graders cleaning up a local pond. i saw what was in the bag. oh, my god, is it happening. they were in with gold and otheran teak students. thyself honest students turned the loot over to police. and hopefully through investigations we can see what the mystery is behind why they were in of the lake. >> we are trying to solve a robberiy. going to work is getting more fun fo

this is about whether colorado christian university or ohio christian university in columbus, ohio or whether concordia university in wisconsin should be forced by the federal government to violate their own conscience and their own faith. my friends, this is a travesty. if the supreme court does not do its job, in november, we will do the job for them. moving vans will be pulling into the white house to take obama back to chicago, where he belongs. [applause] then, let me tell you what will happen. on january 20, 2013, we will be gathered on a lawn in front of the capitol. a new president of the united states will put his hand on a bible that will be held by his wife and john roberts will administer the oath. when he takes his hand off the bible, the crowd will cheer. a band will play. there'll be a 21-gun salute sounded from cannons nearby. we will celebrate, as a nation, that once again, we did not allow the most free and the greatest country on the face of the earth's to slip through our hands. when that ceremony is over, but new president, in their first official act, will walk u

written by two free black musicians in ohio. i just mention this. not until 1939 with the appearance of "gone with the wind" did dixie magically become a song identified with the confederacy. anyway, to this stirring beat, as dick clark would have said in the 1950s. it has a nice beat. you can dance to it. the union troops surged forward. that beautiful charge, i shall never forget, wrote an illinois soldier. with banners streaming, with drums beating, with bayonets sparks with every officer and man cheering, screaming, at the top of his lungs and our blue line at the double quip, it was amazing what a sight, what a sound. the rebel yell was nothing in comparison. under the impact of this spectacular charge which was visible from start to finish across the open fields, the confederate army of the west simply melted away. vandorn and price were among the first to flee leaving thousand of their men on the feed. by noon, the confederates were in full retreat and the battle was over just look that. as the final shots died away, curtis rode among his cel

. >> the loyola men's lacrosse team, a perfect start the season at home today for ohio state. they seem about as grounded as possible for 18 duyn to return to the national conversation. also, for the buckeyes, ignore the record, they say. os/2 has the talent. eric lusby, a senior who missed almost all of 2011, having a career year this year. it was a quiet run. 3-3 at the break. third quarter, loyal love with a fast break. that finds a hole in the middle. scott bradley put it to you -- good use. it was a run capped by lusby. all of the work after a torrent a cl paid off nicely. a rematch of the 2011 title game, virginia and maryland. end of the first quarter, maryland is handles the ball. chris catches it, retreating. it works well for him. virginia up 3-1 after one. he went the distance. tied at 5 at the half. then joe cummings the catches his own loose ball. the no. 2 team in the country. three goals, five assists for him. lacrosse in catonsville. the team is hosting boston university. freshman abby wilson finding the back of the net. 11-4 the retrievers lead with 16 minutes

and eventually his whole family moved to monroe from ohio where he had been born. c-span: wasn't there a dispute about the statue in ohio, and --versus monroe, michigan? did they end up putting the statue in -- what is it? what's the name of that --new rumley or something? >> guest: yes, they did ultimately put a statue there as well. c-span: what was the controversy? >> guest: well, i suppose, arguing as to whether custer was a native son of one place or the other. c-span: how did these -- i mean, when they got married, how long were they married, how many years? >> guest: they were married for 12 years. and then, of course, libby bacon custer was a widow for 57 years her life i find almost as interesting as his because she devotes her widowhood single-mindedly to projecting the image of her husband as a great hero. c-span: you're not very happy in this book with stephen ambrose, are you? >> guest: well, that may be putting it strongly. i admire stephen ambrose's ability to write. but i do take issue with his picture of libby custer. i think ultimately -- although

kentucky taking on number four-seed louisville and directly after that, a ballots of number two seeds, ohio state and kansas. >>> and bethesda, espn national high school invitational. riverdale baptist girls taking on florida's dr. phillips in the finals. just over three-and-a-half to play. riverdale up 2. kk atkinson. crusaders up 5-4. this game, though, it was a close one. 20 seconds to go. riverdale up just one with the shot clock winding down. gilmore, air balls it. but look at jenny sims there for the quick putback. riverdale baptist wins, taking the tournament title. big game for the senior, 14 rebounds. congratulations to them. that wraps it up. so looking for the caps' big win tonight. >> and you say they have four games left. they can't afford to lose any. >> well, it depends on what other teams do. they're looking at buffalo. buffalo lost last night. and real quick, i do want to mention, there was a future, maybe, superstar in town, if not already a superstar. rg3. he was in town today. he was at the dulles expo center signing autographs for a experts memorabilia show. a lot of pe

ohio remains on the front lines of the abortion debate. michigan legislature passes a partial birth abortion bans. you talk ok's 72 hour waiting period for abortions. -- utah ok's 72-hour waiting period for abortions. i could spend the entire lunch talking about this. the good news is that women are organizing, and rallies are taking place on a regular basis. a lot of young women are getting involved. we had a caller to date asking, how do i talk to my male students in high school about this? that is the good news. there are a lot of solutions and we are making progress, but it is difficult. i would like to introduce the woman behind to this incredible event. shelly bradford bell -- [applause] she is executive director of global arts and education. please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> hello, everybody. happy international women's day. i really want to thank you for being here. you heard a lot of statistics. we all know a lot about what is going on. i am so pleased that the women we have here today -- have shown every single day o

. >> experts at nationwide children's hospital in ohio have come up with a scary statistic. if you drink one 12-ounce soda a day, you're taking in an extra 35 pounds of sugar a year. >> and that, multiplied by two or three cans a day, can add up to 10 or 15 pounds of weight if they don't increase their exercise proportionately. >> to set a good example for families, the hospital is now banning sugar-sweetened drinks. it hopes the idea will catch on around the country. >> especially the children's hospitals are very well positioned to do this, as leaders in their respective communities in each region. >> on "teen kids news," we've often reported on the growing problem of overweight teens. the extra pounds don't julook bad -- they can increase your risk of developing serious diseases. >> problems that used to be reserved to older persons like myself are now happening in younger and younger children, and it's largely due to this severe epidemic of obesity. >> eden and her mom are taking the doctor's advice to heart. they were surprised to learn just how quickly the sugar in sod

of course, kentucky fans, louisville fans, ohio state fans and kansas fans. i have to tell you -- the louisville fans do not like each other and kansas fans don't like each other. john calipari and rick pitino don't get along. serious note, there is no sports team that is a professional sports team to unify the fans in that town. in fact, let's hear from the n fans right now from louisville and kentucky. >> a house divided is one u of l fan and one kentucky fan. you watch it in two different rooms. >> we enjoy the rivalry a lot, and it does get heated, though. >> there's going to be a lot of trash talk, let's put it that way. a lot of trash talk. >> you see where they put me, back here. >> louisville fans in the back. >> they won't let me roll my window down. >> kentucky fans talk a lot. >> whatever. >> big blue nation right there, baby. >> after this all happens, is our city going to be safe? i sure hope so. >> and of course, carlos, you're trying not to laugh. and that makes you laugh even more. >> i know. it's amazing. the fans here are really out of contr

and a crazy competition. >> we're from ohio. so this kind of stuff doesn't happen back there and it's really cool to be a part of. >> it is where deasja, sasha, angelika, and isis can fulfill their dreams of love and acceptance and live a fairy tale of their own making. >> waiting to get in there. so we've got to make sure we go through the proper procedures. >> entrance is free, but before admission to fantasy land everyone is asked to fill out a survey and answer questions on hiv. sponsored by the gay men's health crisis, the flashy event serves to encourage aids prevention. >> did everybody get tested today? >> no alcohol is permitted during the latex ball, but that fact does not discourage the approximately 5,000 people who fill the hall. >> welcome to the latex ball. we're going to start in a minute. we're waiting for the performers. this is a fabulous night. so as soon as people come in the back we'll get started. >> the la perlas are in the room. >> that's my house mother. >> they take their seats at their house table. >>

he's trailing president obama in key swing states like ohio and florida, virginia, north carolina. and bottom line, the republican race, while it shows signs of winding down, remains incredibly negative. the president's approval is inching toward 50%. while i think the vice president may have overstated it a bit, i don't think he overstated it by much. >> patti ann: biden followed up by saying, but i'm very confident the president is going to win. he was just saying in the off chance that he doesn't these would be the reasons. what do you make of it all? >> i just really appreciate president obama picking joe biden to be his running mate. he's the gift that keeps on giving for people like me. i think joe biden needs to remember that he's a candidate and he's the vice president of the united states. he's not a pundit. he's not doing what doug or i am doing and he ought to be confident and be able to project to vote wars a second obama term looks like instead of trying to talk about if gas prices went high or if there were economic problems in europe. my lord, both of those things ar

kentucky, ohio state, and kansas, and louisville. kentucky is favored over louisville, and ohio state is favored over kansas. >> women's rights activists want to know if they're about to break the glass ceiling. ginny rometsy could be the first member in the history. and the ceo has traditionally received membership. the only comment from augusta is that membership is a private matter. >> tiger woods is heading intothex week's masters tournament a winner. many golf fans are wondering if his victory last weekend is the beginning of a comeback. it was his seventh arnold palmer win. it was also his 72nd pga tour win. >> one man who can take much of the credit for tiger's early success, swing coach hank hanie. he has released a new book, the big miss. i spoke about his motivation for writing about woods and addressing the scandalous side. >> i had thought, you know, for a long time that, boy t would be interesting to write a book about my experiences coaching tiger woods. i mean, he's a fascinating person. he's an incredible golfer. i th

in ohio 10 people got the first five. in massachusetts, five people got the first five and as you can see here, lucky machine over there, there's an atm that somebody very soon is going to have a very large balance in. back to you. >> kelly: all right. peter doocy, thank you very much for that report, jamie? >> other news and another fox news alert. from syria this time. the regime of al-assad declaring the rebellion is over. and on the ground, pounding homes with artillery. kofi annan is urging syria to withdraw troops as part that have peace deal. here is the background for you, the uprising in syria began just over a year ago and it's been that long and the riots triggered by reports that school children were tortured by writing anti-government graffiti. 30,000 refugees have escaped and another 200,000 folks have been displaced and the rebellion lasted longer than any other uprising during the so-called arab springs. >> kelly: and concerns over iraq's nuclear program, excuse he me. secretary of state hillary clinton an

which is going to be really a part of the election this fall, the battleground, if you will, wisconsin, ohio, michigan. we'll have to see how well he does here on tuesday. he's campaigning hard as well. >> and the analysts believe wisconsin will be the best of those three states. thank you so much. we'll speak with you again. >>> let's get to more politics. i'm joined by ann cornblute and erin mcpike. erin's the blonde. you guys have the exact same color blouse on. looks good. president obama spoke in maine yesterday during his fund-raising tour. we saw a bit of that 2008 passion coming back. let's listen to that. >> if you're willing to keep pushing with me and keep fighting with me, keep reaching for that vision that we believed in, then i promise you, we won't just win another election but we will finish what we started in 2008 and this country will be better for it and we will remind the world just why it is that the united states of america is the greatest nation on earth. >> do you think he could inspire the same sort of energy that we saw in the democratic party four years ago, or doe

since there has been an ohio river. this is the first time the flood hit their real industrialize the ohio valley. in the 1880s you don't have big industrial cities so the damage is much greater. it is a different country and the water is much higher. in that sense there is no comparison. in 1927 you have a tremendous flood on the lower mississippi river that devastated parts of eastern arkansas and western mississippi down to louisiana. of very different experience in 1937 not just because it had different parts of the country but because we had become a different country. in 1927 there was little federal involvement. rescue and relief was left was the to the red cross and other private industries. instead of the laizzez-faire government of calvin coolidge the activist government of franklin roosevelt so you have that army of federal workers who can save lives and save property so the difference comes from the fact the we learn from 27 but have a different philosophy of government. i think about 2,011. we have flood le

. >>> one of the students injured in that school shooting in ohio is back in class. 17-year-old nick walczak is excited about it. but he says day-to-day activities are still very difficult for him. >> it's hard because it's different. no one really realizes how hard it is just to slide onto a couch or a bed. it's weird they are gone. >> 17-year-old t.j. lane is accused of shooting and killing three students in february. >> katy perry slammed for her new video, "part of me." she says it is propaganda for the marine corps and asking people to boycott it. she suggests perry was paid by the government for that video. perry says she is only singing about female empowerment. >>> enhenryville, indiana, new video from the outbreak a month ago showing a school bus driver saving a group of kids. i must warn you. what i'm about to show you just might be a bit disturbing. you're looking at surveillance video from inside a school bus being lifted by an ef-4 tornado. nearly a dozen kids were on board but the bus driver, angel perry, got them to safety just minutes before the bus was hit. in the au

that is not a teacher, in cincinnati ohio. >> i don't think a basketball coach should be considered in the same category as a teacher. that is so irresponsible and i invict can i have. and why are you fanning the flapes. >> let's get another voice in here. wayne rogers. you look at the survey and they included teachers and principals and administrators, hold on. maylia. i told you i am moving it around. wayne rogers is it unfair to be angry at bankers and not angry at teachers and administrators. >> the whole thing is misdirected. if you want to lay the recession at the base of the bankers why not lay it at the base was congress, that's who caused it. pen percent of the top easterners. they have 257 millionaires. they are stealing the money. they made the bankers possible to steal it. it is the congress that are the cause of this thing. >> johnathon. >> it is a lot of blame. >> and hold on, a second. johnathon, i want to go to you. is there goodrich or bad rich in this country. >> goodrich is riches and wealth that is achieved through a voluntary trade and providing value for value. ed

the tattoo on her hand is reminder of that day. >> it's for rebirth. >> she pushed for tough laws in ohio to educate teens about violence and dating. she is an educator herself, asking kids questions about their relationships. >> it's something the whole world needs to get together and do something about it and make a change. >> if you are living with violence it will come out as a health issue, as well. >> president of futures without violence. she agrees with joanna. >> asking a question whether violence is present in your relationship can be a life turning event. >> and her life is turning for the better. >> i'm getting married. to an amazing military man who has showed me what the real definition of love is and how a relationship is supposed to be. i'm blessed to have it. >> terry: it was one year ago that brian stow was severely beaten at dodger ace stadium. he is still recovering from the severe brain injury. organizers are hoping to raise $50,000 to benefit all brain injury patients at today walk for thought sponsored by the brain injury association. walk begins at 10:00 this morni

sick in ohio, co carothers candidate, same with scott walker. and a measure, prop 23 on the ballot to repeal the new clean car standards put in by arnold schwarzenegger that measured to repeal those standards which lost prop 23. totally funded by the cote brothers. legislation in west virginia to overturn the new mining safety rules put in place after the last mine disaster. the effort to overturn mining safety regulations funded by the cote brothers. with 53 different organizations. a lot of them research centers on college campuseses all for the purpose of disputing the existence of global warming and fighting to do away with any government regulations that had anything to do with climate control. i was able to find either partially or totally funded by the coke brothers. their reach is so great that someone called them the coketo u coketop coketopus. they get together twice a year, and raise money for right wing political causes. two days before the book came out i was so happy this happened so i could tell people i am not exaggerating. two d

i believe it was an ohio unit that captured this particular flag. then it was turned over to the war department. >> what about this one over here? >> this one is what's called a hearty pattern. but this is a typical hearty pattern. they were white and usually had a white border around it with a blue field. and then in the center, kind of a crescent moon or a moon shape was usually where the units -- they would designate the units in there. it too was in tennessee, but more importantly, it's at shilo. another flag that has an interesting history is this one. you can see it's a very, very large flag. it has some beautiful work on it. this flag was returned to missouri, but it was actually an arkansas flag. it's in the first national pattern. it has the two cross cannons, which indicate artillery. but if you'll notice something very interesting about this flag. this is the back of the flag. that's the reason why people think why did you do the flag that way? this is all that's left of the flag. unfortunately just age and wear and tear, the front side o

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and the latest poll shows the president leading mitt romney in the battleground states in florida and ohio and pennsylvania. those states matter. no candidate has won the white house without carrying two of those states, and who is carrying women? president obama. and women prefer the president over mitt romney and rick santorum by 32 percentage points. and what is on the mind of the lady voters? women issues? no, it is big factors like economy and health care. joining me is i have sand joy a and alexis desoto and what do you see? >> the gender gap is back. it is the big news in 1980 when everybody saw that women were more likely to be democratic and not republican, and there is something true about the gender gap and it is true again, and the reason for the gender gap was not for the issues of reproduction or wasn't women's issues, but it was everybody's issues, but issues like the economy. issues like war. that were pushing the women into democratic columns when ronald reagan was running to president. women lost the common sense that they showed in the years perhaps, but they have regain

ohio state will take on the kansas jayhawks. the winners of today's games will face off in the championship. pour wedding planning on a bright spark could make for some grumpy guest today. and a sports theme wedding and picked today so would not interfere with baseball but she didn't realize she picked the same day as the final four. she is optimistic that her guests will get to see most of the game. well, i thought we would hear from her but not so much. no word yet on whether she and her future husband are rooting for the same team. the warriors get a strong performance from the badly but is it enough to hold a comeback attempt by the new jersey nets and in baseball, a starting pitcher for the giants those on the disabled list. >> giants pitcher brian global song was placed on the 15 day disabled list but he is only expected to miss one start. david lee had 22 points in the first half against the nets. he gets an easy way out of the no look pass. the warriors led by 14 after three quarters but new jersey dominated the final 12

emma tossed her ball into buckets labeled ohio state and kentucky, predicting they'll win the games and then appears to be going with the kentucky wildcats, winning the national championship on monday night. the stanford men wynn the title thursday night and now the stanford women are going for an ncaa title. the women's final 4 tips off tomorrow in denver the cardinal is, look for its first national championship in 20 years. >>> a lot of little leaguers waking up this morning wondering if they should get questions frommed. >> play ball. >> in the rain. rosemary has some answers. >> what do you think? >> i don't know. i think e-mails are flying. cancellations. especially over the north bay with light rain is already falling. giving you a look at very gloomy conditions. visibility is tough to drive tout there this morning. the gusts are reaching 30 to 35 miles per hour. mill valla reporting 40 and moderate rain at times getting just inside the bay along the peninsula, along the waterfront in san francisco, sliding across the bridges near the bay bridge at this time, oakland, richmond rep

you remember the 2004 presidential election came down to the state of ohio. the classic battleground state. in ohio it was not only a presidential election but also a ballot initiative on the question of same-sex marriage. one of 13 held that presidential election year. 11 were held the same day as the presidential election. this flyer reminds us republicans believe in america. we are told they're the only party that defense like and protect the unborn from partial birth abortion. we are reminded their newly party you can trust to defense traditional marriage, one man and one woman and a number of other things related to religion. what i want to draw your attention to the image of a church. we don't know what kind of church this is the it is definitely a church. this is brandon of a part of the republican party. unless you think that is an idiosyncratic example here the other one cent to hundreds of thousands of households from the great state of ohio. we are told this election is for families. that george w. bush is fighting for our values. strong family is

the front itself is coming out of ohio and west virginia and pennsylvania. that's going to go through today. until it moves to the east, we stand a chance to see shower activity. our sunday night and monday morning weather will be what's going on in the dakotas and minnesota. then we take a rest. it looks like over the next few days the highest rain chances, except for today, will be at night rather than today. today we have a lot of clouds, especially this morning and early this afternoon. a few showers. by evening we may see breaks in the clouds. 55 to 60. the high temperature east to northeast winds at 5. small craft advisories go up today. winds pick up a bit gusting to 20. a 1 to 2-foot chop on the open waters of the bay. really, we don't get out from under the shower chances until tonight. then sunday we'll have sun for a while but pick up clouds and by evening, some rain looks like it will push through the area. by monday morning, that looks like it will pull out of the picture and we dry out. as i mention, a lot of this precipitation is at night time

back in december, ohio state was without its star player. like being without peyton manning if playing the colts. missing that key guy. ohio state's favored by two points with jared soleyn jer back in the lineup. two games tonight. final monday. >> a pick? how's your bracket? >> totally busted. i think it's going to be ohio state and kentucky in the finals and kentucky's going to win the whole thing. >> yes. talk about the masters. a little controversy in the golf world. nothing to do with tiger woods. >> no. actually tiger is probably sitting back, this is great. talking about something other than me. the odds on favorite heads into the masters next week. i want to be clear to start the story off. augusta national has been opened since 1933. a very tradition-rich golf club, and female members -- excuse me, females are allowed to golf on this golf course. they're not allowed to be members of the club. that rule's been in place since 1933 and there appears to be nothing that's going to change it, but there's a debate revivd, let's just say, b

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. >> yeah, ohio, indiana, a couple other -- delaware, a couple other states that will do that. i would always encourage that. if you can stay quiet, because once you've told the world you're getting money you never expected to have, and everybody has their hand out. you're not -- you're never prepared for it. >> i spoke to a winner earlier this week who won in new jersey. she was saying the moment she got the winnings, she sat back, she waited a month to even go and collect. >> well, that -- i would actually wait longer or wait until everything's in place. the first thing i want to you do is find a estate planning attorney or financial adviser. someone who's worked with this type of money before. and there's things like a trust, who you're going to leave the money to. are you going to include charities? all these different issues that come up. you don't want to be doing this on the fly. you want to go ahead and have that in place and then collect the money and then implement the plan at that point. >> it would seem to me, though, that you're really -- if you do become public, a

in the other game, ohio state takes on the kansas jayhawks. the winners play for the men's basketball championships. that is the news for now. we send you back over to lester, amy, and bill. if you're like me, you fill out your brackets for the final four and you pick them out and then you say you're dyslexic, depending on who the winner is. >> a little insight. bill karins is here with a check of your forecast. we won't blame you for today with what's out there. eww. >> it's ugly. as far as the west coast, you're right with new england. what a march to forget about. you had over a half a foot of rain. portland, over seven inches. look at the coastal areas, 11, 13, 10. we've been getting socked with one storm another. being that it's the last day of march, it's raining. pretty big storm with strong gusty winds. in the middle of the country, who enjoyed one of the warmest marches all time, it just figures we're going >>> well, the morning is starting off pretty mild. the upper 50s to near60 right now as warm air comes rushing up out of the sout

in the other game, ohio state takes on the kansas jayhawks. the winners play for the men's basketball championships. that is the news for now. we send you back over to lester, amy, and bill. if you're like me, you fill out your brackets for the final four and you pick them out and then you say you're dyslexic, depending on who the winner is. >> a little insight. bill karins is here with a check of your forecast. we won't blame you for today with what's out there. eww. >> it's ugly. as far as the west coast, >>> a good saturday morning to you. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we're firning up the number one warmest record on march in washington as well. temperatures generally in the mid to upper 40s. a few spots close to upper 50. rain drops across st. mary's county and the panhandle of west virginia. most rain chances front loaded in the earlier parts of the day clearing by late this afternoon with highs to the upper 50s >> that's your saturday forecast. lester? >>> a woman is being come beared to nelson mandell low and even gandhi is. sh

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