the canons are to come six-pound howitzers one napoleon and 13-inch great glee -- blakley rifled canon at this point in time. i want to talk about force artillery and attack. it comes from the european battlefield and one thing that can be challenging to rap our minds around is we looked back to this airport and we thank they used horses to pull canons all over the place. that is true but horse artillery is very specific. horse artillery companies cavalry and they will take a gun and move and fire and hitch to the horses again take it to another place move and fire. horses pulled that came into the battery position and this is where they fire with local firepower and this is what stuart wants to experiment with than pelham will be the one to help him find his horse cavalry. in may of 1862 pelham promotes to captain the first battle that he will fight leading the artillery is that williamsburg. he positions near port mcgruder and he holds that position until he is out of ammunition. the report says the fires three to 50 rounds. this becomes a hallmark of pelham on the battlefield tents

these are the days of cannonball and canon fire and it would stay low to the water not giving much for the enemy to hit. that strange square box that you see to the right side and that rotating gun turret n gun turret is the first working gun turret in the history of the world and the first time it was employed. here it is in the water next to the uss virginia and again you can see how both vessels are low-lying to the water and again the virginia which is in the background has sloping sides and this was done on purpose. the monitor to the left of it is again a much different profile a strange looking vessel with a rotating turret low-level low level in the water and this is the worst time they have come face to face and warfare. this of course occurred famously in hampton roads which is here in the chesapeake bay between newport news hampton and this is the battle of the ironclad the first time these iron warships came head-to-head. in march of 1862 this uss virginia attack hampton roads thinking for vessels capturing the transport. the structure left behind 241 sailors killed and 100

who would have the canon out there so far it vans of the confederate line? well was john pelham. he fires a few more shots and they start to realize it's not a drunk union cannoneer but its enemy cannons. there's going to be ateret some both sides of the rappahannock river and it will start raining fire. they are trying to get his coordinates and trying to get his range and blow up him and his cannons but he keeps moving in this area. fire a shot and move position fire a shot in the position so it's hard for the artillery to get an exact shot at him. he does take casualties and this is something that is not always told in this part of the story. quite few of his gun crew or wounded or killed and some of them will later write that they were very happy about this escapade. they didn't think it was so great or wonderful but the officers watching from the high ground the confederate officers were very impressed by what they saw. stuart is so impressed he says this is working let's send another canon out there so he does. the problem is it was either a really unlucky canon order somet

should he change canon law? >> we love pope francis as a human being and no doubt he is a very holy, good person. but i don't think he is always very clear. he is not as clear as he should be. the issue you talk about receiving communion, president biden is pushing a very radical abortion policy. that's a democratic agenda right now. he is going to meet with the pope and the pope is saying that he would never -- he has said he has not refused a politician communion. in canon law is very clear. nobody should present themselves for communion if they are living in sin or against the church's teaching. this is the important part. the minister of communion has the responsibility not to create public shame and embarrassment when somebody is saying one thing. pope francis just be clear change canon if you want to change it. if you don't think politicians should be denied communion change the law. >> bill: you say it's on the pope. >> the pope has supreme power over the institution of the roman catholic church and can c

. >>> a new york man has filed $5 million class action suit against canon claiming the electronics giants won't scan documents if the ink cartridges are low or empty. says they're not a necessary component to scan a fax. he say, canon's claims are false, misleading and reasonably likely to deceive the public, adding he would not have paid as much if he knew about the ink issue. the lawsuit includes consumers on the forum about the inc. issue going back to 2015. a company representative said, quote, there's no work around for this. the lawsuit accuses them of breach of thought it. ooh expected to have at least 100 plaintiffs. i'll tell you, home printers, they never work. they get three days of printing and then they break. >>> costa rica and the city of milan are among the first to be awarded the newly established earth shot prize for sustainability and conservation efforts, operating by prince william and duchess of cambridge, they give funding to those who are involved with things such as climate. they recircle food to food bergs and charities. they pay citizens to restore forests. >>>

that's the canon law, not an opinion, but the law. they are trying to enforce that. you have these images today. i think the vatican was concerned video of a live meeting may expose biden to a gaffe no telling what he might say and you heard some of the blarney about drinking and whiskey and being a irishman. they wanted to tamp some of that down. >> harris: there was more of that? i don't know, that was awkward when biden oh you are meeting the only catholic who never had a drink. i don't know, do you have to go there? we all know we're individuals. you don't have to lump any group together. i thought he was -- i'm so confused by it all. >> this is why they didn't want the live coverage. they didn't know what he would say. >> harris: we never know. >> we heard bits of it. that was embarrassing enough. the u.s. bishops were also concerned that something might be said to put them in a difficult position and you heard the minute biden was out of the meeting he is saying the pope says i'm a good catholic and should receive communion. all the blarney and pictures don't w

kennedy: stephen and canon kevin, you're still tied for the lead. it's worth two points. this is a speed run, we got to go past. which of these donkeys lived in israel? chuck schumer, debbie schulte or bernie sanders? >> going with debbie . kennedy: wrong. what am i doing in this real? this is not russia, is a special? this is not russia. kevin from which of these donkeys have an affair with a 60-year-old married man which was 29 johan omar, kamala harris or nancy pelosi? >> the vice president b2 that's right. she was gone with them and he started her career and she eventually gave him the finger because she's a big jerk. you can't win but you can still be even, which of these donkeys resigned from congress after accused of having sexual relations with two of their staffers? wasn't al franken, howard dean or katie hill? >> i think this one is a trick question, i think this was katie hill. kennedy: it was. look at this, you can't see it. were going to havana with aoc. >> i can't wait, let's do it. kennedy: get your passport and black-market because you can't buy anything t

he has the authority to change canon law. in canon law, it's pretty clear that a minister giving out communion has a responsibility not to scandalize the public by somebody publicly receiving communion that is known to be against the church's teaching on core issues. so the pope could make a decision we're going to change canon law. i think that would be more intellectually honest the that's what he believes, and i think pope francis just is a little bit politically correct on these issues and not very clear. stuart: it's a fraught meeting, and that's why they don't want any coverage of it. there's no live broadcast of the meeting, no -- we don't know what they're actually talking about in the give and take. they don't want us to know. >> yeah, well, it's typical not to broadcast the actual meeting between a head of state and the pope. but they usually show the entrance, walking together, the first meeting, and usually there's some exchange of words that you can kind of pick up what the general sentiment is, and they didn't g

verified losing everywhere, is not going well pretty and if you lose richmond coming makes half of your canon said all of the shells and you lose all kinds of weapons in production and uniform production and then the railroads are going to richmond, transportation hub and that logistically how do you continue the war and psychologically would that be the killing glove. and it is, but probably not that far from possible. george mcclellan only was it is with the union back together is no interest in freeing slaves or the confederates he just wants to put the union back together as it was and he takes rich money, and word is and, things could be a lot different. because lincoln did not decide the emancipation automation until after the and driven were away from richland and coming to the fore of the decision and he decides emancipation proclamation so is entirely possible that the slavery survived and this was a big moment. another thing that i want to talk about is a few years ago chris got with me and asked me if i could find out johnson's actions and feet when he got when it is seems to be a

"most of the canonic problems we are facing our high-class problem. we would not have them if the on a plane at right was still 10%. we would have a worse problem." fine, but the white house spending that the tweet deck this. >> would you agree that that is a little bit -- >> secretary psaki: do you think to go tweets means more? the on employment rate has come down and been cut in half, because people are buying more goods, traveling, and because demand is up, and because the economy is turning back up. the chief of staff's twitter habits, it's not a priority. i will tell you, the chief of staff is speaking on his own accord to matters of congress, to the media, frequently, as any chief of staff does. i think it's important for anyone here to be able to tout points that they find interesting. >> dana: all this is america -- a spike in their gas bills. we will look at this, forecast atomic forecasts for fuel increases in lights. the cost of oil was shooting up like a rocket. i have so many thoughts, so many thoughts. remember, jesse, retweet does not

at vicksburg and i had 12, 12-year-old boys underneath me 100 degrees 100% humidity and shooting a canon 12 hours a day. you would be surprised what you drink up. you'd get over it in a hurry. oh lord. she said daddy -- thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] daddy you aren't going in and talking about those dead people are you? [laughter] forest and van dorn can get along and there was a heated engagement, not an engagement. it's a heated argument between the two of them and van dorn's headquarters about some kind of article that came out over thompson's station in the battle but i just detailed and forests got the credit for it. van dorn was hot. van dorn told him if he. >> the author of the article he would have been recanted. van dorn said --van dorn according to him quote talking about forest the general expressed his conviction that my two great willingness to listen to stories to get the credit to his discredit. one thing led to another that throughout throughout followers today denied directly expressed my relief in his treachery and falsehood. suggesting there was a good of place

at vicksburg and i had 12, 12-year-old boys underneath me 100 degrees 100% humidity and shooting a canon 12 hours a day. you would be surprised what you drink up. you'd get over it in a hurry. oh lord. she said daddy -- thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] daddy you aren't going in and talking about those dead people are you? [laughter] forest and van dorn can get along and there was a heated engagement, not an engagement. it's a heated argument between the two of them and van dorn's headquarters about some kind of article that came out over thompson's station in the battle but i just detailed and forests got the credit for it. van dorn was hot. van dorn told him if he. >> the author of the article he would have been recanted. van dorn said --van dorn according to him quote talking about forest the general expressed his conviction that my two great willingness to listen to stories to get the credit to his discredit. one thing led to another that throughout throughout followers today denied directly expressed my relief in his treachery and falsehood. suggesting there was a good of place

the canon isn't held up the same way. it is often seen as disposable. our history is disposable. that is the true meaning in my definition of what black lives matter means. even our creations. our art cost stories are just as important and life-changing. >>> amir thompson, request love, says since the film he has archives telling him of unknown treasures. that means there is more to come.>>> i am jeffrey brown in harlem, new york. judy: can masce -- can judy: can masce >>> has been the sheriff for 20 years. he has seen funding for mental health plummet. more and more mentally ill patients go behind bars. he gives a brief and spectacular take on making county jails safer and tomorrow. this was film prior to the pandemic. >>> if you have a loved one suffering from mental illness. it would only take a split second and bad decision to enter into the county jail. a couple years ago we had someone who turned 18 act up in a school. he was arrested for battery and brought to this facility. he was severely autistic. he did not have parents. he was in a foster home. it took an enormous eff

they're taking out of the american canon one of the great american writers. i think we need the facts out there and most americans aren't that anti-intellectual and they will resent going after a nobel prize winner who people have described as one of the great writers of world literature. >> congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news tonight. word criminal charges have not been ruled out in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins who was shot on the set of "rust" in new mexico. cnn told the incident remains under active investigation, and we're learning that the autopsy could take weeks. the state medical examiner's office saying it won't release information about the projectile that killed her until the autopsy is final. more tonight from cnn's lucy kafanov. >> reporter: this may be the last image of 42-year-old halyna hutchins alive, posted by a crew member. filming halted indefinitely according to a letter from the production team obtained by cnn as chilling details emerge about what may have happened in the hours leading to the fata

and i remember, george canon, the father of the containment strategy with the soviet union once referred to what he called the treacherous curtain of deference. where people go into the oval office or deal with the president and they're deferential. what's going on now really is an iron curtain of obedience to trump. it's not just polite deference. it is obedience, and it really is an iron curtain because it's so strong. these people, like senator grassley, can count. they can look at the polls. they go to their home states. they talk to constituents. and there are tens of millions of people who support trump. and it -- you know, in the republican party, it's over 50% probably. so, this is a political strength that we have rarely seen -- never seen from a former president. after nixon resigned, he didn't go out and campaigned. he conducted a war against history to say watergate was really just a blip. but the tapes buried nixon, and showed that that was not true. and in the press, i think what we've got to do and one thing robert costa and i did in our book is we looked at these claims o

. ♪ ♪ ♪ and oftentimes, because black creators aren't seen as artists or in importance, like, their canon isn't held up the same way-- it's often seen as disposable. our history's disposable. and that, to me, that's the true meaning of-- my definition of what black lives matter means. it's that even our creations, our art, our stories are just as important and life-changing. ♪ oh, happy day oh, happy day ♪ >> brown: some very good news: ahmir thompson-- questlove-- says since the film came out, he's heard from archives all over the country telling him of other largely unknown treasures. that means there's more to come. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in marcus garvey park in harlem, new york. ♪ oh, happy day oh, happy day ♪ >> woodruff: ken mascara has been the sheriff of st. lucie county in florida for the past 20 years. he has seen funding for mental health facilities plummet, and as a result, more and more mentally ill patients end up languishing behind bars. tonight, he gives his "brief but spectacular" take on making county jails safer, and smarter. this piece was fil

1993, pope john ii declared chaplain kapaun to be a servant of god, the first step on the path toward canonization in the catholic church. in 2013, president obama posthumously awarded chaplain kapaun the medal of honor for service to our nation. naming a post office for chaplain kapaun is one more way to ensure his deeds are not forgotten. i encourage all of my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman is recognize. mr. laturner: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. laturner: i rise in support of this bill which would name a kansas post office after captain emil kapaun, an army chaplain in world war ii. captain kapaun was an ordained catholic pryce and served in the u.s. army where he administered troops in the burma and india theater in world war ii. in 1950 he was mobilized to support the korean conflict and was captured by chinese forces in battle. as a p.o.w. he helped find food, care for the sick and led prayers a