whittier commanding stephen's battery. ler's manor in action was simply the result of hancock's manner and action. of thegetting the sense obedience of the fleeing soldiers who stopped fleeing and took positions. carl shirts, a division commander in the 11th corps, second in command to howard, says his mere presence was reinforcement, and everyone on the field. her for his being there. this is the second in command saying that. -- and everyone on the field felt stronger for his being there. this is the second in talks abot the magnificent form of hancock. william switten of the new york times said he had magnetism. this quality he possesses in a high degree and his appearance soon restored order at a seemingly hopeless confusion. ok, so there are a lot of people -- i can go on, but i won't. hancock beingout in control. people responded to hancock. he stops the retreat, he turns it into retrenchment. flight into fight and they start to settle the soldiers down into commanding positions on cemetery hill. amversely, howard no

all of the time knowing that the good kids inside whittier, the good kids on the garden side of this town looked down on him because of his family situation. we always have this resent it, but at the same time, this amazing driving was going in. the ability to pick himself up in even in the last years of his life after watergate, and to mount a semi-successful comeback public relations by until he appears on the cover of "newsweek" magazine with the big headline, he's back. >> in nixon won in 1968. 43% or not he won the royal college because there is a three-way vote with hubert humphrey.d so then he is president and he discontinued the vietnam war, but we could change this in the way the draft works and we start more and more aggressively and people step back a little bit, college campuses get a little cooler. not so much after cambodia in 1970, but in general he de-escalated and moved us towards an american withdrawal,c which eventually would happen. he also did a lot of otherly things, especially in the first term which people who don't remember those years. a few of the social se

the governor plans to speak at kipp whittier middle school. the state took over camden city schools in 2013. also in camden, a big boost for students in the school district there. donorschoose.org will contribute up to $130,000 for classroom projects in that district. that money translates into some innovative classroom resources for the kids. the superintendent is encouraging more teachers to log on and post their ideas for innovative classroom projects to entice more people to give. good luck to them. >>> feeling sticky out there. >> it is sticky. yesterday it was kind of muggy. we had that cool, crisp in the air. today temperatures are hovering around 70 at least in our area, erika martin has more on that. >>> good morning, ladies. yes, we have a nice start to the day. a little muggy. temperatures mainly in the 60s and low 70s. one of the bigger stories right now happens to be tropical storm jose. now really interesting, about a week ago, actually did a facebook live with ted greenberg. models favored this making landfall around the atlanti

this is whittier commanding stephen's battery. a follower or subordinate in of cutler says cutler's manor in and action was simply the result of hancock's manner and action. we are getting the sense of the obedience of the fleeing soldiers who stopped fleeing and took positions. carl shirts, a division commander in the 11th corps, second in command to howard, says his mere presence was a reinforcement, and everyone on the field felt stronger for his being there. this is howard's second in command saying that. , actually, let me continue this. francis wiggin of the 16th maine talks about the magnificent form of hancock. who was mounted on a noble charger. william switten of the new york times said he had magnetism. this quality he possesses in a high degree and his appearance soon restored order at a -- out of seemingly hopeless confusion. ok, so there are a lot of people -- i can go on, but i won't. i can go on about hancock being in control. people responded to hancock. he stops the retreat, he turns it into retrenchment. he turn

by this point they had sold the lemon farm and moved to crossword roads outside of whittier. his father bought an abandoned church and had it towed down the road and opened a grocery store and began to sell groceries out of this old church. dick's job was to drive into l.a. to the market at 3:00 a.m. and get the produce and bring her back to the store and polish it and prepare it and then go off to school. he did this while trying to maintain a lot of extracurricular activities, drama, football, debate and he was very successful and very bright, but all the time knowing that the kids on the garden side of this town look down on him because of hism family situation. he always had this resentment, but at the same time this amazing drive and resilience. if there's anything about him to admire, it's the ability to pick himself up and even in the last years of his life, to mount a semi- successful comeback public relations -wise until he appears on the cover of newsweek magazine with the big headline, he's back. and nixon one in 1968. he won the electoral college so then he is pre

new jersey governor chris christie visited the newly renovated kipp whittier middle school. he said the celebration would have been unthinkable four years ago before the state took over. today the governor applauded students for their higher grade point averages and called the school a model. more camden students now graduate from high school. >> nearly cut in half in the last four years, and we're not going to stop until we make sure all our kids stay there until they get a degree that will help them get a great job or go on to further, higher education. >> talking about the dropout rate there. christie thanked parents, city leaders and the superintendent who goes door-to-door to enroll students. >>> exciting news if you need a ride to or from lee lie valley international airport. they're partnering with lyft. they cut ties with uber. the reason, so many people were using uber the airport lots were not making enough money. now lyft will pay $2 to the airport for each trip. that helps make up for the lost parking money. >>> a table decorated with a rose and an empty chair sy

chris christie visited camden county to celebrate student success, visited the newly renovated kipp whittier school. he said a celebration like this wouldn't have happened before the state took over the district. today the governor applauded students for their higher grade point averages and pointed out other impressive improvements like a jump in the graduation rate and a drop in the number of dropouts. >> nearly cut in half in the last four years and we're not going to stoch until we make sure all our kids stay there, until they get a degree that will help them get a great job or go on to further higher educati education. chr . >> christie thanked the superintendent who goes door-to-door to enroll students. >>> today conservationists in chester county celebrated a historic battlefield, where george washington's troop escaped the british during the revolutionary war. today there was a ceremony to mark preservation of the ten-acre dough worth farm that was a key part of the battlefield. >>> new jersey has given out more than a million dollars to protect water sheds, camden and openings count

the governor delivered remarks at kip whittier middle school. >> all the way back in january january 2010, it would have been unthinkable that we would be gathering in a school on this spot in this city to celebrate the state of public education in the city of camden. >> the governor was joined at today's events by camden mayor dana redd and the superintendent of camden schools. >> well, the fifth annual welcoming week celebration is under way in philadelphia. the event kicked off this morning with a reception at city hall. a group of students from northeast high school were in attendance. all of them are either refugees or immigrants or their parents are. they are sharing their stories through art which you can view in the municipal services building. mayor jim kenney says our city's diversity is what makes us stronger. >> all right. friday night. let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report for you now. >> all right, let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center this friday. hey, matt. >> hey rick and sharrie. re. as soon as we get rid of one problem ano

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