john shannon ran the delta newspaper. william governor morris was a contributor to the sun newspaper. those two had a standing feud going on editorially. in fact, a humorous story, the sun had a motto. "it shines for all," that was the newspaper motto. shannon wrote in his newspaper a criticism of that, "shines for in like mannered as decayed fish in a dark night. it shines and stinks and shines to stink again." in november of 1860, the 2 men confronted each other. both of them were armed. both of them were very upset with each other. and john shannon was killed by william governor morris right on the streets of visalia. so i think that was probably in my mind the first battle in visalia in the civil war. later the same year, another newspaper came to be. the delta was there, the sun was there. now we have the equal rights expositors. another newspaper supporting the south. and that they were so critical of the north, abraham lincoln and his administration banned the equal rights expositors from the u.s. mail. which basic

john shannon ran the delta newspaper. william governor morris was a contributor to the sun newspaper. those two had a standing feud going on editorially. in fact, a humorous story, the son had a motto. "it shines for all." to.t was the newspaper moto shannon wrote in his newspaper a criticism of that, "shines for all yes, and like mannered as decayed fish in a dark night. it shines and stinks and shines to stink again." 2 menember of 1860, the confronted each other. both of them were armed. both of them were very upset with each other. john shannon was killed by william governor morris right on the streets of visalia. i think that was probably the first battle in visalia in the civil war. later the same year, another newspaper came to be. the delta was there, the sun was there. now we have the equal rights expositors. another newspaper supporting the south. they were so critical of the lincoln and his d the equalion banne rights expositors from the u.s. mail. it meant the paper could only be distributed within the town of

john shannon ran the delta newspaper. william governor morris was a contributor to the sun newspaper. and those two had a standing feud going on editorially. in fact, a humorous story, the sun had a motto. "it shines for all," that was the newspaper motto. shannon wrote in his newspaper a criticism of that, "shines for all, yes, in like mannered as decayed fish in a dark night. it shines and stinks and shines to stink again." in november of 1860, the 2 men confronted each other. both of them were armed. both of them were very upset with each other. and john shannon was killed by william governor morris right on the streets of visalia. so i think that was probably in my mind the first battle in visalia in the civil war. later the same year, another newspaper came to be. the delta was there, the sun was there. now we have the equal rights expositors. another newspaper supporting the south. and that they were so critical of the north, abraham lincoln and his administration banned the equal rights expositors from the u.s. mai

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john year was a professor at uc berkeley. >> shannon: we don't see him throwing any garbage cans. >> you don't see robert right either. >> shannon: this is a campus there has been so much fighting for freedom of speech. we know what the principle is. >> i can go down a list of how many conservative speakers tried to come to berkeley and were disinvited because of this, the tolerance only extends to every other type of group unless you're a conservative. imagine how quickly this would go viral if this were a liberal student at liberty university, this would be going viral, it would be covington catholic all over again of the reason you're not seeing it all over twitter was because berkeley. >> shannon: as a liberty alum, i can assure you people did not get punched in the face. to our power panel tonight, think you all very much. up next, president trump's pick to lead a new panel on climate change invoking nazi germany, why is he doing that? plus is the planet really warming and if so, is there anything mankind can do about that [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for

senator shannon chamblee. names]g senator john morgan. senator tom sherman. and, of course, i have to recognize our last democratic president, senator sylvia larsen, who is with us today. course, like so many others have said, we could not do what we do without the support of so many amazing people, the people who do the hard work, but also the people who helped fund the efforts, like the effort tonight. i have the honor of thanking the senatorial club, which includes the erie county, new york, democratic party, the national association of letter carriers, mass andmmunications, northern new england laborers district council, and our , dr. jeffal club clark and senator martha mcsally clark, larry drake and joe jacobs, and more and for president. -- warren for president. [cheers and applause] thank you all so much, and have a great manchester democratic evening. quite how about another round of applause for our incredible young democrats and all those who worked hard on the last campaign, great to see you guys here. event like an an buckley and stuff of the dem

and former deputy attorney general, john u. welcome to you both. >> good evening. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit of michael cohen's conversation with the congressman about what could be going on at the southern district of new york, that we will explain a debate. >> is there any other wrongdoing or illegal act that you are aware of regarding donald trump and that we haven't yet discussed today? >> yes, and again, those are part of the investigation that is currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. >> shannon: we know they have been looking into all kinds of things, the trump administration, the trump organization. how worried should we be that the southern district is looking into these things? >> there is good news and bad news for trump, you can see how mueller close to the investigation down, there's no way he could put a guy like michael cohen on the stands. even if cohen is telling the truth, doesn't sound like he provided much information. the bad news, it doesn't sound like an investigation

shannon: what did you make of the speech today? national security adviser john bolton said it is not about the us military getting involved in forcing aid but the president keep saying everything is on the table. >> first of all allow me to thank donald trump and his team not only for the immense humanitarian aid effort, for his continued support, but also and most importantly bringing back hope to the venezuelan people and today it was incredible. a final notice to allow the humanitarian aid to come in in a very people way. otherwise i believe they would face the consequences. he was cleared to point out all options are on the table. shannon: you had the concern that portions of it seemed directed at the us domestic audience and talking about the evils of socialism as a rallying cry in the us, not strictly to venezuela. >> this isn't a left or right issue. it is a right or wrong issue. i firmly believe that both democrats and republicans should come behind a policy of strong action on venezuela. what the president said today in mi

in history, john dingell. his funeral is this morning in his hometown of dearborn, michigan. his wife, debbie dingell getting emotional as she greeted hundreds of people paying respect in their community. on thursday a funeral mass will be held in washington dc before dingell is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. the michigan democrat died last week at the age of 92. a story you need to know about, powerful winter storm slamming the us from the northwest to the northeast. rain mixing with snow in the seattle area causing a slushy mess on the road, the storm prompting a ground stop in the airport overnight and in iowa a driver losing control on a snowy road crashing into a police cruiser. no one was injured. in the northeast snow expected to disrupt the morning commute for millions, new jersey under a state of emergency, upstate new york could see two feet of snow. we need janice dean to give you more details, she will be coming up later. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump

the president and john bolton's words as opening the door. he can't force kim jong un to walk through it but it's there if kim jong un wants to take some tangible steps for denuclearization. >> shannon: the president weeding out not long ago comedies of the democrats should stop talk about what i should do with (as themselves they didn't do it during eight years of the obama administration. this is something that has bedeviled republican and democratic administrations alike for decades. >> it has. i think we would all do well just to leave politics out of it. enough of a challenge as it is with north korea possessing 2260 north, nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles that could target our homeland. politics use to end at the water's edge in the old days. i think it would be good if we just focused on the challenge at hand, which is dealing with kim jong un. >> shannon: 's there's been a lot of talk about these incremental steps about building a relationship that the president now says he enjoys with kim, about getting some very basic steps fo

shannon's family here. you got denita's people on the other side. tense is a good word for it. >> reporter: especially tense for denita's mother, sharon, who for the first time made eye contact with the woman accused of murdering her daughter. >> shannon would look at me with this little smirky look on her face. she's very cocky, like she knew she was going to get off. no remorse. she didn't feel she had done anything. >> they had only been engaged for two months. >> reporter: assistant d.a. david saacks, an experienced, savvy prosecutor, would now square off against a younger court-appointed defense attorney named scott holmes. >> it's important, i think, to try to see the world, try to see the world from the eyes of shannon on the days that led up to and the day that this happened. >> the whole trial was basically us saying that shannon crawley committed this murder and the defense saying jermeir stroud did this murder. that was basically the trial. >> reporter: detective shawn pate worried shannon crawley could walk. after all, the case against h

john has died. >> the "young and the restless" actor played neil winter since 1991, winning two emmy awards. he was found dead in his california home. he was 52 and recently engaged. his son committed suicide in 2018. >> the woman that played his wife posted on instagram, you will forever remain joy, love, peace -- a once in a lifetime collaborator. love is stronger than sorrow and deeper that time. love is forever. just incredible words there. >>> turning out to another actor who is finding himself under fire for comments he made under an interview to promote his latest movie. >> liam neeson said he once walked the streets with a club for a week, hoping to kill a black man. here's abc's lindsay davis. >> reporter: a brutal interview with the independent, promoting his latest movie, "cold pursuit." he plays a pan seeking revenge. >> i'm going to kill him. >> reporter: he says he understands the rage that can drive a person to revenge, sharing his own real life reaction hearing a woman close to him was raped. i asked, did she know who it was? no. i asked, what color was he? she says a