he has battles at dalton on may 8, cassville may 19. once the campaign crosses the etowah river and enters the second zone between the etowah and the chattanooga, piedmont country. you are out of appalachia. piedmont is a word that designates a topographic terrain that is halfway between the mountains and coastal plain. rolling terrain. it so happens that in this part of the piedmont, there is not much development. only a few small farms. a lot of ground that is covered by thick woods and brush. very bad and few roads. this terrain favors johnston and the confederates. once you find out what road sherman is taking coming you block it with troops, you stymie him. when sherman enters this zone on may 23, rain begins to distend, -- descend, turning the roads into rivers of mud. sherman is stuck. the second zone is the worst phase of the atlanta campaign for the federals. zone three favored the confederates. it took from may 23 until july 9. so, sherman is worried. he is worried johnston may use this delay to send troops to grant. that is w

judge asked sam dalton one time, mr. dalton, just how many times are you coming up here with this case? >> what did he say? >> till we get it right, judge. [laughter] smack thank you. that comment to the judge trying to deny the rights of the people crossing the border. he had seen sam and he had seen what real advocates were in for me to think you're not the top of the list with expertise about everything that is not important. [inaudible] was very important thing for those people attempting to cross the border. i fed we will maybe get it so they can even have flu shots. i hate to think about anything. >> they will not give flu shots to people at the border. they need to learn. >> i want to tell you one more thing. someone stop by the office last week and said he had just been to one of his reunions with his classmates and i said really connect and i said where was the reunion? he says well, we had a reunion for those of us that broke into the office at duke university so we could go to school there. [laughter] >> thank

shocker and dalton and renewed their rivalry in the latest edition of the ruined be on saturday but despite the intense atmosphere in the stands there was not a winner on the pitch. yellow when black took over 3 points home from the felton's arena last year before blue and white went to dortmund and scuppered their rivals title challenge with an away when of that oden 8 was shy guy who had the best of the 1st half this time around with 28 minutes gone saif sonny rose hard to me to corner but was denied by the bar. on the half an hour mark welsh youngster robbie much one don't pick tax rates was pocket and though he failed to keep his foot on target he's energy continues to coast problems shortly afterwards some confusion in the guest's back line a shock a brilliant chance to go in front but the post prevented su etc from giving his side to meet. the hosts were unable to find an opening goal before the break still not encouraging 1st half for diving but now in his darby best coach. chuck had the upper hand on the stands to their hold of stolen rival flags drew from what the dortmund ultras m

just one minute goal to has previous against the big boys having school twice in the show queen of the dalton and on match day 3 this one to go hand in duty on the lead here. another setback for fraud old arrived after 20 minutes they'll keep alexander's full of us injured clearing the bull and in came davie chun nicholas tita. freiburg struggle to break down a stubborn home side who also showing their teeth can attack marcus involved and finish the job shortly before the final whistle his 1st one is legal dole making it to nil a 2nd win of the season for the punters leaving new boys from berlin if. they also showed in our previous matches that we can play but in the end we just didn't get our rewards today we went out and cut it see below and all. other but in this league a club also in action headed to bremen having not swum there for more than 13 years a full team anniversary beckoned as braman took the lead off to just 7 minutes josh sargent giving his side a one nearly. a decisive deflection off dedrick boy giving goal keeper rooney ya stein no chance. there were unable to kill off the g

and were rewarded with a 90th minute equaliser 3 money well countries bull's eye that's a blow for dalton to spend a winning position for a 3rd consecutive team in the business league if he is insured and stuff folds we don't have to ask why why why it just is this is still new to these bombings there's no need to talk about it 22 in freiburg drawing against braman and frank that's not enough and it's not what we demand to be his promise to have in this nation runs for christians to i was ecstatic to be the architect of dortmund's latest lapse he and his players boxed in the fans are jewel ation after a deserved point i. was at 2 down who else was in with a shot of finishing above on a match day 7 next up to the plate and a summary are leverkusen and leipsic both in with a shot of overtaking their record sappy. provided one of them actually wins the match. lives they have never lost in later cozen and after being beaten for the 1st time this season last weekend they were keen to keep up their good record of the by arena name because meanwhile are on the same points and with their eyes on

richard you dalton your move to the regulated. sirens this time in turkey and a possible retaliation turkish state and news agencies say the rockets that hit these towns people came from kurdish held areas on the syrian side of the border but it's not just civilian injuries and deaths that are the concern here. kaddish forces from the prisons holding islamist fighters from the so-called islamic state these prisoners were captured during the war in syria. one of the prisons in which the i as prisoners are kept under the control of s.d.s. forces was bombed by turkish warplanes yesterday and probably some of the members have escaped. and these battle hardened kurdish forces who helped contain i-s. fighters in syria now face a fresh assault from turkey. the 2nd of now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president also on has held his 1st rally since democrats began impeachment proceedings over his dealings with ukraine 2 weeks ago in minneapolis he lashed out at democrats saying that they were trying to destroy

them and were rewarded with a 90th minute equaliser 3 money well countries full i that's a blow for dalton to spend a winning position for a 3rd consecutive team in the business league or if he is in short and stuff faults we don't have to ask why why why it just is this is still new to these bombings there's no need to talk about it 22 in freiburg drawing against braman and frank that's not enough and it's not what we demand it's of any response to our investment in france for christians kaif was ecstatic to be the architect of darkness latest laps he and his players past and the fans are after a deserved point i. was at 2 down who else was in with a shot of finishing a bump on a match day 7 next up to the plate and a summary are leverkusen and leipsic both in with a shot of overtaking their. provided one of them actually wins the match. lights that have never lost in labor and after being beaten for the 1st time this season last weekend they were keen to keep the record of the buy arena play because meanwhile run the same points and with their eyes on top spots as well have my despite go

it's very simple we will open the gates and send 3600000 refugees your way richard if you dalton your move to june this is the regular unleaded i. this time in turkey and a possible retaliation turkish state and news agencies say the rockets that hit these towns people came from kurdish held areas on the syrian side of the border but it's not just civilian injuries and deaths that are the concern here kaddish forces from the prisons holding islamist fighters from the so-called islamic state these prisoners were captured during the war in syria. one of the prisons in which the president kept under the control of s.d.s. forces was done by turkish warplanes yesterday and probably some of the members have escaped. and these battle hardened kiddish forces who helped contain fighters in syria now face a fresh assault from turkey. the nobel prize in literature has been awarded to 2 authors from austria claimed this year's award and poland took our check to get for 2018 the unusual delay was due to a sexual assault scandal at the royal swedish academy. off to the swedish academy's crisis is n

them clicking in attack because the defense is going to be tough to fix but the attack that's where dalton a strong and he really needs to get them firing again i think fire is what he needs to fire in his belly i always miss that with him the passion in a resort last season he pretty much threw the towel in after the dobie defeat again shouted you want something is going to really motivate the players knew just didn't really see that say much at all and made a coach like that as well the fans thrive on that sort of coach that's he's no clout and he's not i mean it's bizarre to me that he's you know spent all this money on branson to organize around in the summer and some of the kind of getting the squad he's playing had kimi out of position you just kind of wonder what he's actually doing that's no way to endear himself to his fans right and we have to wait and see what happens when paul cotter actually comes back maybe that does park the office once again well i hate to do it to you too but there's full time for us here in the bundesliga i'd like to thank our guests jani and then kramer

dalton's axel vettel showed him how it's done i was ill to the visitors freiburg keeper alexander's full left helpless. foot freiburg were undaunted by going behind 1st. and then valid schmidt chances before the teams went 10 for halftime i tried burke were more ruthless after the break rewarded his manager's face with his 4th goal of the season i don't know how to force the play. for kimi followed his champions league brace in midweek with another goal here albeit via a deflection off the unlucky lucas kubler i the visitor switched to defensive mode freiburg threw everything at them and were rewarded with a 90th minute equaliser 3 month well countries i that's a blow for doughton to spend a winning position for a 3rd consecutive team in the business league or if he is insured it's our fault we don't have to ask why why why it just is this is still going to be forming there's no need to talk about it $22.00 in freiburg drawing against braman and frank that's not enough and it's not what we demand of any response to our investment funds for christians kaif was ecstatic to be the architect

a typically defensive team is making more chances than you as dalton and that's a big concern and 5 it really isn't going the best out of players like brandt until who were 2 of the broadest players in the bundesliga last season and then you've got jayden sanchez who started the season on foil now he's got no goals in the last 6 games so something's going wrong there with the with the attack and on top of the problems that they already had a defense that's a big concern going forward and the father has to find some sort of solution or he's not going to last much longer right you know so that all of the brass agrees something is rotten in the state of dortmund how much pressure is they under when he is under pressure i think actually it probably will be happy with the drawer shall cry i think it could have been far worse that they actually been hammered before you know like they were last season but it is going to get tougher for them we can show you what they actually have coming up there are quite a tricky run of fixtures they play at drop back in the cup for us to remember 100 match

highlights from saturday saturday's bonus league games including germany's biggest local derby shocker and dalton faced off in the latest installment of one of the most heated rivalries in world football. we'll have the action from that class and all of the goals from germany's top division. that's just coming up top of the break you're watching d.w. news from berlin i'm jarred green thanks for watching. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate comics on the phone while it's 260 the 1st day we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. . luxury.

but white glove box markers tour i mean is right footed and still works wonders and of course there's dalton's unstoppable jaden sencha also writing. maybe that means glass back success has more to do with tactics and we'll need a more thorough explanation on the brain stuff from our reports and constancy. it's complicated what is clear is that they have a special gift on their left side. will start off with left foot says and right hemispheres. n.p. castle heaven common with marriage. and messy. they're all geniuses and they're all lefties controlled by the right side of the brain they are special people. they are more creative. and. they say you can't find the for the who doesn't have some type of special coach. just as many special rights and of course there. are $910.00 of them on the pitch but out of the one or. more of them turn out to be. brilliant. the most wanted players also. why is that as a greater dedication better concentration or do they have a different perception of the pitch let me start with music. jimi hendrix and maybe still is the best guitar player that ever lived he res

david talk science for 32 years before he retired at dalton school georgia. and of course retired in 2000. he began writing at the edge of 50. his first published book was the handler which is about snake handling and near chattanooga. where the handler david was nominated for the georgia author of the year in 2007. he is also the author of fatal options. the sequel to the handler and severed. david started his research or religion of sheer in 2011. mother was a long time ago. it was published just this june by university of tennessee knoxville and since its publication has been one of the highest la books out there. so we can't wait to hear more about it. david with his wife cindy. an marketplace georgia what led you to write this book. >> i grew up in a church of god similar. i do know a whole lot about it even though the church was across the street from where i lived. an even know there we're 54 other churches. there was just that one church they happen to be the headquarters. i got by the name of zach normal copying attribute near the bucks and said by t

investing in full solutions take the whole issue with teaching single use plastics global brands like dalton starbucks got on board for tea quickly when it came to ditching plastic straws the solution to use paper ones that was met with the right choice applause because paper can easily be cycled right wrong not only cold stores be recycled greenpeace points out a more fatal flaw there is no way the planet can sustain additional demand from companies attempting to substitute this single use plastic packaging with paper or cardboard another solution to conventional single use plastics made from fossil fuels is to use for you based plastics these have been snapped up by companies such as coca-cola pepsi co and nestle no bio based is a very clever term because it probably makes you think that the product is buy you degradable and well yes some boyo based plastics should be able to break down however when added to learn to fill the conditions are rarely favorable to that actually happening but it isn't even bigger problem the majority of bio based plastic is derived from agricultural crops which

government as went to dalton one thought in the restoril agreement. the people. the question of the protocol in ireland and lawson ireland. throughout these negotiations the un the u.k. where are fully committed to protect beaches to protect the stability on the out on the violence. we add that to recall sila 2 objectives 1st include illegally operative solution in that would work remove that food avoid the odd border between iran and north an island preserve the all ireland economy and protect the integrity of the single market. secondly a point to extremely important to prime minister johnson and the u.k. was that north and i am on the remains in the u.k. is customs territory. discussions over the past days at a times been difficult. but we deliver on it and we deliver old. the solution that we found rests on for main elements number one. norseman island will remain and i and to a limited set of e.u. rules are not up really early to goods this means that all are applicable procedurals on goods and we take place at the bones of and 3 into northern ireland and no

they're entirely right for our country to do the best positively last question prime minister nigel dalton is the day that you were too eager by far to get to deal at any cost and the cost is in that support you have to deal but you don't have to face your predicament no better than teresa mayes are you making the same mistakes that she did well i think as i say thanks beth i think that this is a very good deal i'm very confident that when m.p.'s of all parties look at this deal they will see the merits of supporting it getting bricks heat done on october 31st and honoring the mandate of the people honoring the promises that were made repeatedly by parliamentarians to the people to get brakes done and giving us all a chance to move on i think the imperative is is very very strong the opportunity is great so let's do it thank you all very much thank you thank you thank you. thank you rex it has been long it's been painful and it's been divisive but this is a great deal for the u.k. that was the message from the u.k. prime minister boris johnson speaking right now in brussels after he and ot

as remember from just last week lawrence we're out of time thank you again for joining us lawrence dalton from the telegraph. north korea is calling on south korea to demolish hotels in a resort complex that the 2 countries once operated together gun was opened in 998 as a joint project but the south suspended access for its citizens in 2008 after a north korean guards shot and killed a south korean tourist the resort was a major source of income for pyongyang north korean leader kim jong un though is now describing the area as shabby and capitalist well south korea has abandoned its developing nation status following pressure from the united states the self declared status grants special privileges under the world trade organization which seoul had mainly used to god its agriculture sector south korea was one of several nations criticized by donald trump for claiming that status despite being among the richest countries in the world. businesses across the united states are hoping for a resolution to the tribe war with china before too many jobs are lost because it is chinese trying that

living in one of the world east most multicultural cities, london england, my family moved away from dalton years ago and i hadn't thought about the town or the question of immigration in the united states in any serious way until 2012 election. i was in washington, d.c. working on history of caribbean and as i watched and read the coverage i was struck by the general turn of the media conversation, the way hispanic people were depicted surprised me because the language seemed unchanged from rhetoric of decade earlier. the sub text and implications were the same, little recognition of a long shared past and instead the talk was lack of documentation and the use of mexican as shorthand for illegal immigrant, the reality of who was coming to the united states had long been more complex not least because plenty of immigrants and citizens have roots in all the distinct nations of latin america, the spanish-speaking population that such rhetoric exposed exploded in 2016 presidential race. during which chants to build the wall between the united states and mÉxico could be hard at campaign rallie

government as i went to dalton one thought in the region the rule agreement read the article people the question of the protocol in ireland and not an island. throughout these negotiations do you want to u.k. where food he committed to protect feasts to protect that beauty fun on the vinyl. we add that to we can sidle do objectives 1st include illegally or purity photos shown in the woodwork reman that would avoid the odd border between iran and the north an island preserve the or island economy and protect the integrity of the single market. secondly a point to extremely important to prime minister johnson and the u.k. or the north of ireland remains in the u.k.'s customs territory the discussions over the past days at a times been difficult. but we deliver on and we are very very old to get. the solution that we found rests on for a main elements number one norseman island will remain and i and 2 limited set of e.u. rules are not up very early to 2 goods this means that all are applicable procedurals on goods and we take place at the bones of and 3 into northern ireland and not across

my name is dalton johnson, i'm the acting supervisor here at treasure island treatment plant. >> good morning everyone. the meeting will come to order. this is october 2nd, 2019, regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i'm sandra lee fewer joined by supervisors catherine stefani and rafael mandelman. our clerk is linda wong. i want to thank sfgov tv. do you have announcements. >> pleaitems will appear on october 8th board of supervisor agenda. >> thank you, item number one? >> resolution of amended for the java house restaurant and increasing the monthly base rent to 4,000 and no change to the initial term through august 31st, 2023. >> i believe we have mark to present today. >> madam chair, chair members and board members, i'm the assistant deputy director of real estate and development for the port of san francisco. the item before you today regards java house restaurant, a small restaurant at pier 40 1/2 located next to south beach harbor. the java house restaurant is a long standing port restaurant which has been operated by the family for over 33 years. in 2006, by t

my name is dalton johnson, i'm the acting supervisor here at treasure island treatment plant. >> good evening. well congresswoman to the october 23, 2019 board of appeals meeting. rick swig is joined by ann lazarus and commissioner tanner. we expect commissioner darryl honda shortry and commissioner eudardo santacana will be abtent tonight. to my left is the legal attorney. at the control is the board's legal assistant katie sullivan and the league process clerk. i am julie

(applause) >> caleb dalton, that could change with an election. because we just saw just yesterday, i'm going to ask about this, it was just yesterday beto o'rourke trying to make headlines again, you know, is going after your guns, now is going after your god. i hope he finds him actually. he was asked i'm going to read it. not going to do any commentary. cnn don lemon yesterday at a town hall meeting on inequality or they call it the quality, framed this question picky set in terms of do you think, this is a call, do you think religion visitations by colleges, churches, charities should lose their tax-exempt status if they oppose same-sex marriage? o'rourke, yes, without hesitation. that's what we're talking about here, that those who believe like the three individuals here representing millions of americans, there are those who want to actually take the tax exemption away from churches if they stand for what the bible says about marriage. >> that's incredible. first, thank you so much for having us and for the good work that you and the frc act

. >> dalton's. c lines, the tiger demonstration. right now, we have fright fest saturday and sunday. thrills by day and frights finite. >> thank you for joining us. >> it looks like little toddlers in the studio. >>> we have a special giveaway this morning. four favorite disney stories. enter for tickets on disney on ice world of enchantment, october 17 at oracle arena. to our favorite facebook page. click the link and follow instructions and you will have completed the on entry form. winners are being selected october 14. find the official rules at ktvu.com/contest. good luck. >>> we celebrate a big milestone here at ktvu. >> ours sports director, mark cabaÑas is a 40 year veteran of >>>. we are lucky enough to have mark on the phone. when i was growing up as a kid, eating my cheerios, i had a dream of working with mark. for the last 15 years, i've had that opportunity. congratulations on your career. take us through last night. we had a celebration in studio a. >> thank you might. you need to aspire to bigger dreams. >> good line

my name is dalton johnson, i'm the acting supervisor here at treasure island treatment plant. >> good evening. well congresswoman to the october 23, 2019 board of appeals meeting. rick swig is joined by ann lazarus and commissioner tanner. we expect commissioner darryl honda shortry and commissioner eudardo santacana will be abtent tonight. to my left is the legal attorney. at the control is the board's legal assistant katie sullivan and the league process clerk. i am julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board this even. we expect scott sanchez, also representing the planning department and valley lopez, deputy city attorney representing the department of public health. the meeting guidelines are as follows. turn off or silence phone and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders and department responders are each given 7 minutes to present the case and 3

. >> yes, thank you, caleb dalton. thank you so much. by as you can tell by the word freedom, i love the idea of freedom. have you considered or are there already measures in place that would protect, for example, religious schools or religious nonprofits' ability to have access to these funds? >> great question, and, in fact, yes. the draft language does include a specific protection against religious discrimination. and as has been said, religious discrimination is not a good policy, so making that assumption, we have also been very explicit to say it is not an option if a state elects to be a part of this program. >> terrific. madam secretary, counselor, thank you so much for your time today. [applause] i want to ask the audience to remain seated for a moment while we transition to the next panel. thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> well, good morning. my name's nat malkus, education scholarship fellow here at aei, and i get to take us to our panel with state decision mak

casting aspersions on the sovereignty of americans demanded, a boston merchant and future senator kristen dalton wrote the irish should instead thank us for the blessing they have acquired. indian agreed the west patriot benjamin von, who retired in maine, island agreed he started on the right path but it disciples of freedom don't always understand the whole of the freedoms of doctrine. in correspondence with friends and associates in ireland, americans were quick to congratulate them on their independence. reading the correspondence is interesting. they are polite. they are careful not to let the irish know this is what they are thinking. they are clear when they talk among themselves that they would rather continue the war as a george washington wrote from the encampment at newburgh, new york , then except the same kind of independence for themselves. irish independence, not interested. these words,ote there were quite a few politicians in britain whose views were closer to henry gratin then to his own. most important of these was this guy. the anglo-irish earl of shelburne, whose colonial se

government troops will help repel the turkish offensive to me along with the syrian fighters it backs into dalton syria on wednesday. they are advancing they've cut off a main highway known as the m 4 which lies 30 to 35 kilometers inside syrian territory a key border towns. or almost complete the under turkish control the m 4 is a vital supply line that runs through s.t.'s held territory from the iraqi border to the s.d.f. stronghold of monday which. has more on the latest developments from action on turkey's border with syria. fast moving developments the united states decision to leave north eastern syria effectively created a vacuum there are many players in the syrian conflict and all of them would like a stake in this corner of syria it is a strategic corner it is where oil fields are located it is the agra it's the bread basket of syria for the damascus government is cash strapped it would it would definitely want to regain control of this area the s.d.f. the kurdish led the n.f.l. had little choice because 1st of all it was abandoned by its allies the united states and it is coming under

i'll start with you, dalton. lay out this film because there was an article on foxnews.com. i haven't heard of a church let alone quickly inside iran. break this down for us. >> the bottom line is theres two different irans. there's the iran that you hear about in the news which is the regime, but then there is the iranian people, and those two things are very very different, and it was probably about six years ago that joel and i got connected to the leaders of the church in iran and we began meeting with them pretty much every year since then in countries around iran and all over the world meeting with them for training and encouragement and we started hearing their stories and looking at the hallmarks of this movement that there's no centralized leadership. there's no buildings. there's no 501 c3 and no denominational leanings and it's mostly led by women and the most startling thing is they are aggressively pro-israel and 100% former muslim so you look at the hallmark distinction of this movement going this is one of the most profound untold stories not just in the middl

living in one of the world east most multicultural cities, london england, my family moved away from dalton years ago and i hadn't thought about the town or the question of immigration in the united states in any serious way until 2012 election. i was in washington, d.c. working on history of caribbean and as i watched and read the coverage i was struck by the general turn of the media conversation, the way hispanic people were depicted surprised me because the language seemed unchanged from rhetoric of decade earlier. the sub text and implications were the same, little recognition of a long shared past and instead the talk was lack of documentation and the use of mexican as shorthand for illegal immigrant, the reality of who was coming to the united states had long been more complex not least because plenty of immigrants and citizens have roots in all the distinct nations of latin america, the spanish-speaking population that such rhetoric exposed exploded in 2016 presidential race. during which chants to build the wall between the united states and mÉxico could be hard at campaign rallie

cannot promote or speak every message and no american should be forced to. [ applause ] >> so caleb dalton represents joanna and our next panelist. this case was one that has repercussions for not just others in arizona, but i mean this speaks to free expression, the right of business owners like joanna to be able to not be forced as indentured servants to convey a message that they don't want to convey. >> absolutely. they are willing to stand up for their convictions. it wasn't an easy thing to make that choice. they could have folded. they could have gone to another career choice. that's the only option that the city gave them. no american should have to be forced to choose between their career and their conscience. that's what the city of phoenix tried to do. they were willing to stand up to make that courageous choice to challenge this ordinance and ultimately obtain the victory. while it was from the state of arizona, the core principles apply to all americans. >> what you did, joanna, you did not just for yourself, but for others. you could have just held back. what gave you -- i'm

maria dalton is the co—founder and editor in chief of the jewellery editor. lvmh owns so many luxury brands. why does it want to add this one to it? i think it is a very ambitious group and the head really wants to be the number one in jewellery fuzzed and the head really wants to be the number one injewellery fuzzed up and the head really wants to be the number one in jewellery fuzzed up to do that he has had a bit of a slow start. they started by developing their own brands which are fashion brands like dr and louis vuitton. in 2011, they barred baldry and they have shown they can really manage a pure jolly have shown they can really manage a purejolly brand. have shown they can really manage a pure jolly brand. they are looking at tiffany with the same eyes that they looked at with other companies. it is one of the most famous in the business. why would tiffany be willing to talk to another company about being taken over? it is 180 yea rs of about being taken over? it is 180 years of independence. it is interesting, it has had an incredibly successful trac

just two days after her wedding, bbcjournalist samantha dalton found out her kidneys were failing. she was suffering from a disease which had damaged her kidneys so badly, that they no longer worked properly. within a year, she needed a transplant. and that's when her dad barry stepped in to save her life. and sam and herfatherjoin us now from our cambridge studio. wow, what a story. i was reading about it earlier and it made me very weepy. tells more about how you found out about your health problems, sam. it started very suddenly. i was getting married and i had been to the doctors for a check from a contraceptive pill and they found that my blood pressure is really high, and there was no real reason for that, so random —— ran some tests and the only reason i had to do that was around a day of the wedding so two days before i got married, i had a blood test, got married, i had a blood test, got married at the weekend on the monday i received a call from the gp saying we think you better head to hospital because your kidneys are failing. highs and lows for sure all trapped in

so emily morrow home is headquartered in dalton, georgia, which is the floor covering capital of the world in my hometown. we make and manufacture hardwood floors inside medium security prison in tennessee just west of nashville. carley: my gosh. >> total would be around 200 inmates within this prison and, then, of course, there is at least 15 to 20 people that are employed in the overall -- on the civilian side of the manufacturing. carley: i hear you pay a good wage, a portion of the money goes to the prisoner's family and a portion of the money also goes to a victim's compensation fund. >> it's a great program. and it's something that my husband has developed through the prison industries enterprises. and so there is victim's restitution part of it goes to the state. part of it goes to the families of the inmates so they have a savings. carley: that's amazing. >> it is incredible story. carley: your flooring is gorgeous. this is real hardwood flooring that doesn't happen that often anymore. you had a choice as a business leader to import your products. she did not. she is a real a

he has battle set dalton on may , cass phil on may 19. once the campaign crosses the river and enters the second zone between the etowah and chattanooga, piedmont country. south of the chattahoochee is still piedmont country but well-developed. , theof farms, plantations big city of atlanta with 10,000 people 10 miles south of the chattahoochee. the federals don't have much the three rivers are part of the terrain. i remember a long time ago, richard mcmurray giving a talk in which he said at the three big rivers of the atlantic campaign were major impediments to the operations. i disagree with him. those rivers, and they are stan rest?, and south of then the second one is the etowah south of kingston and cassville, and the third is the chattahoochee, short of atlanta, they were natural barriers, yes. in addition to this, the federals constructed a line of defense is oppos to remember all of these 18 lines but i think it is impressive to have it on a slide to look at it. those are the dates they were held. it is hundreds of miles of earth