clark was the name for attorneys, and also for anyone who could write. and that's one percent of the society. so the clark should be the elite of the society but unfortunately the name was also tied to the servants of the clerks, and turns out to not be a particularly elite name. turns out that in medieval england the names are names that name you after a place that are elite. a name like berkley, for example, now the name of a university and the name of a philosopher, that is from a village -- and theonomy of the bank barclays. that's a derivation of that name. the rope these are the high status names in england you were given that name because that's where your house was, and if i'm in london and i'm a lord, everyone calls john, but i'm john the berkeley, and so the high class names in medieval england are the named that located people by place. i've i'm a peasant in a village like berkeley, no one call mist john berkeley because everybody was berkeley. so they would get names that were -- jones, or else after occupations, cowered is cow herd in mediev

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i think you probably meant edward clark, the architect. and brumidi did paint edward clark, and it is hanging up in the architect's office, but also there is a portrait in the library that people said they weren't sure if this was one by brumidi or not. the will was not very clear, the documentation was not really clear. but i think it was. just the way he handled the light, the surfaces, and the details, i'm sure it must be brumidi. the other thing is that morrill looks pretty young, which means brumidi may have known him maybe even when he was a representative. we don't know. a beautiful portrait. and then the senate has a portrait of morrill that morrill owned, and he had one that was painted for the cornell university by johnson, and morrill liked it so much that he had another version done. so, that is here on capitol hill. so, some of the areas where there were lots of unpainted areas were in the morrill corridors. all of of the walls and ceilings were painted with all of these amazing wonderful details in the late 1850's. never been

he also made one for edward clark. in the letter he said mr. moral told me that i would have work at the capital after the recession of the congress. but about my proposition cannot tell me anything at present. he asked me what will be my demand about wages. i replied that before the war i attend dollars in gold that was a sufficient wage. he's basically saying he needs the sameill work for rate is $10 a day that he did for the rest of his life. interest could've made a difference. in the letter it's really the only time that he wrote his history at all. i think moral would've encouraged him to do that. now many panels remain empty. that large freeze in the rotunda before the war tends to represent the history. the artist hundley proposes to this wasith the work written november 30, 1874. think that all of the work he in the late 1870's really probably had a lot to do with moral bolstering. he did this wonderful fresco of columbia welcoming the south. another one which is very relevant to what we've been again anbout is appropriations suite at

a misunderstanding because some people thought it was most be william clark of lewis and clark fame or some other clark that was the superintendent of currency. but this clark took it to be him. so he put his face on the currency. this is what mr. thayer had to say. about that when it happened -- "if you asked me whose image is -- and superscription is this? i'm obliged to answer not that of george washington, which used to a door in it but the likeness , of a person who superintend s the printing of these notes. i'd like anyone to tell me why his face should be on the money of the united states." i trust the house will support me in the cry that i raise of off with their heads. off with their heads, so you can thank this fella clark for the reason our coins, currency never depicts living persons to this day. unfortunately for mr. sherman, who was, of course, one of the most well-known personalities i've discussed today, he never made it on an issued bank note. there was a 15 cent note fractional issue that was being produced on april 6, 1866, which coincides with the date that the leg

kids at lewis and clark elementary school in south sioux city are selling hungry. money from the pumpkin sale will be donated to the food bank of siouxland to be used for the "backpack" program. local businesses donated the pumpkins. teachers at lewis & clark school say the fundraiser teaches the students a valuable lesson. "it was very important for us to show our kids that not only can you rereive from your community, you cacaalso give back to yoyo community," said lewis & clark elementary reading teacher, erica bowman. "for them to hold this little fundraiser and be able to donate that@money back to a program that helps them weekly is really, really important." the great pumpkin patch sale continues today after school until 5 o'clock. if you're a lover of the warm weather, ben says don't let today pass by unappreciated. he'll be here to tell us how much cooler r ings will be. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, whwhe it's and degrees << despite a few more clouds in the sky today, we'll continue to see some decent warmth spread across the area

cab company, clark pulled a gone shooting alex in the chest, and clark allegedly pointed weapon at[ three other workers. clark wouldjfoo3qwa not let thn ambulance until they cutkwnfá h check. robin co-owns the business. >> an argument for a coupleññ dollars, maybe he misunderstand something because alex, he's a very honest man. >> he's recovering atwáÑ the hospital in stable condition. police caught up with clark in philadelphia. he's now back in qx ttht!ot,z charges. >>> later today, family and friends of this murdered mother will hold a community rally in port rich mond, virginia. she was gunned down in july after someone entered her apartment and shot her with her 2-year-old daughter in the room. her child was not hurt. there's witnesses and video showing a man sprinting away, but they have not made any arrests in this case. >>> flawed and speculative, that's what they call the case against him about his alleged misuse of federal education contracts and loans. she's defending himself and denies the charges. prosecutors say he used bank loans to pay personal expenses

sylvia and johnny clark's lives changed forever. they lost everything they owned in hurricane katrina. they said watching patricia hit landfall in mexico brings back horrible memories. >> already made landfall -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: for sylvia and johnny clark, watching hurricane patricia reaching land along the coast of mexico is painful to see. because ten years ago, they were in the eye of another powerful storm, hurricane katrina. >> we were setting down watching the news with my son. and that's how we knew our house was gone. >> reporter: the clarks' home was located in the new orleans seventh ward. the place they called home their entire live. katrina changed their lives forever. >> we had no money. you know, i mean, because you couldn't use your debit card, because everything was -- the storm destroyed everything. >> reporter: they're hoping people in the path of patricia won't have to go through what they did. but if they do, they say it won't be easy. >> i can imagine what those people are going through. especially

the students at lewis & clark elementary are selling pumpkins. the money from the pumpkin sale will be donated to the food bank of siouxland to be used for the "backpack" program. area businesses donated the pumpkins. the teachers at lewis & clark elementary say the fundraiser teaches the kids a valuable lesson. "it was very important for us to show our kids that not only can you receive from your community, you can also give back to your community," said lewis & clark elementary reading teacher, erica bowman. "for them to hold this little fundraiser and be able to donate that money back to a program that helps them weekly is really, really important." the great pumpkin patch sale isn't over yet. you can still buy some pumpkins after school today until 5 o'clock. still ahead... many veterans come home with p-t-s-d. but a minnesota college student developed an app that can help those who suffer from night terrors. ben: and i'll have your << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 despite a few more clouds in the sky today, we'll continue to see some decent warmth s

john clark inside lincoln financial field. let's go across the street to xfinity live and doug shimell is there with birds fans. >> reporter: it's actually nice to be here for once after a game when it doesn't feel like you're attending someone's wake. a lot of these fans coming in today had a team with one win and three losses. but after today's performance, they've started to think that maybe they're climbing out of this really deep hole and suddenly 2-3 doesn't look that bad. and the word you keep hearing thrown around now is "comeback." is tht turnaround? >> it's definitely a turnaround. we've got a comeback, keep it going, rolling. fly eagles, fly! >> they have more confidence. they just look a lot better out on the field. a lot of the plays went our way, and i was so proud of them. i love the eagles. >> what mohammuhammad ali was d did you count him out? when jim aany cricket was down, did you count him out? did you see demarco murray? this is the game, dog! >> reporter: if there's two things in life i've learned, never

when this man, 33-year-old ozzie lou clark, began opening with company owner kagan after money clarklaimed he was opened. clark opened fire striking kay gap through the right lung. three other employees were in the office at the time. they say he only left after one of the workers wrote him a check. police say clark then took off to pick his child up from a philadelphia charter school. our cameras rolling as suspected gunman was intercepted at the 72nd and woodland in southwest philadelphia. before he got to the school. police say clark had a handgun on him at the time. >> i don't know why it happen. i own business for so many years. a lot of aggravation between the drivers and the -- >> we're told the victim is expected to be okay. he's at abington hospital recovering with his three daughters and his wife by his side. the suspect is being processed through southwest detectives in philadelphia as well as the abington township police depth. in abington township, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> one person is in the hospital tonight after a serious accident in southwest physical. sky

our dray clark is live on the scene. he'll have an update shortly. >>> first responders don't working when they save a life, but in texas an emt training class turned into a water ride to catch up with a young boy who was drowning after he fell off his inner tube. the commander of the class kept the boy above water while another instructor threw out a rescue rope and pulled that boy the rest of the way in to safety. >>> 6:53. ever wonder where on earth the first dog was born. it appears a new study has tracked down the location. >> yeah. researchers at cornell university say man's best friend was first found in central asia somewhere near nepal and mongolia. the new study is based on dog dna from 38 countries. >> that's where max came from. he came from dogs that wandered freely in villages or fields, not house dogs of course. the results were reported i by the journal proceedings of the national academy of sciences. >> we're also following breaking news on long island. >> that's right. lanes closed on the northern state

joining me now, marie clark, executive director of action aid u.s.a. casey doning for the center of global development. and jessica bowers. >> is there a hierarchy of values? do you have to choose to do something first and phase in these goals? >> i think that's the million dollar question. with these goals we had a whole package of goals and it was less of a pick and choose. however, with 17 goals, it's a pretty large agenda now. so the question is will countries take the whole package? or will it become a menu of options? so if you're more focused on infrastructure, then you'll highlight that goal. if you have a higher rate of maternal mortality, you'll hit that. so i think that's the question in terms of the efficacy of these goals. >> jessica, resources are limited. you can't do everything everywhere. so if you're in a development ministry more in the global south, how do you have this conversation? how do you figure out, well, we have to put the money here instead of here? >> well, i think the beauty is that you don't really have to. i mean, if yo

but on third and goal....nathan carlson strips clark.....and brayden hoops recovers in the crum. for the tornadoes...storm lake ready for battle.... that drive would stall....and its mekhi bianchini connecting with branden the one came down to sloniker kicked a give the win. chris in nebraska, south sioux battling yet omaha central. hall up the gut,t, dives into the end zone for a 6-yard tdtdun 14-0 eagles s ying high and speaking of flying... how about the cardinals ssc - ensuing drive, hand off to the fullback tanner koeppe, looks like the flying v! od for 20 yards, but they'd be forced to punt q2, 14-0 central: ceral - james jackson on the handoff, 31-yard td run still to come after the break - still to come ter the break - students and faculty ban togther for one of thier own tim: breast cancer awareness month who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special

our dray clark just spoke with investigators on the scene. we're going to tell you what they had to say ahead in a live report at 5:30. >> moments after the -- debuted during a monday night football, ticket sales are soaring. websites are crashing over the stay with us. layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hello, duck boat. hello, sheep? oh right! itchy icelandic sweaters and no foreign transaction fees. sweet. one last look. ahh. triple points. and we're off. what's next? wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. >>> asian stocks were quiet overnight. >> hong kong's hang seng, the dow edged slightly higher to open at 17230. nasdaq composite and s&p 500 began higher as well. futures are pointing to a lower open. >>> and we have an update on the volkswagen emissions scandal. the company may soon have to actually buy back cars. >> reena ninan and kendis gibson have this morning's

. >> reporter: neighbors say they all know erlin clark. he's well-known for his great sense of humor and kind and gentle heart. when they had heard what happened to him, how he was brutally attacked right here in broad daylight in front of his home residents here were left disgusted. >> one grabbed me and choked me and was choking me almost to death and the other one went to the front to go through my pockets. >> 79-year-old erlin clark recounting how his alleged assailants viciously attacked him in front of his apartment building. his building's surveillance camera capturing the assault. it was around 4:30 p.m. tuesday when two men came up behind clark, choked him, threw him to the ground and ripped his pants off before taking off with his wallet with $1100 cash in it, his credit cards and his cell phone. >> it's always a dream. i couldn't believe that. >> those two suspects used clark's stolen credit cards leaving a clear image of what they look like. this surveillance video taken from an adidas store on flat bush avenue in brooklyn wher

after the shooting police say clark would not let anyone call 911 until someone wrote him a check. he left the scene but did not get far before police caught up with him. his boss is expected to be okay. >> a major scare as children were at football practice in atlantic county last night. a man in the stands was hit by a bullet. police were called to jokers football field around 7:30 last night. at last check we were told the man who was hit is in stable condition this morning. police are still looking for the person who fired that shot. >>> 16 cell phone stores have been robbed in philadelphia since july. police are hoping you recognize the people in this surveillance video. officers think the robberies may be connected because they are similar. am >>> an appeals hearing for jerry sandusky thrust someone else in the spotlight. kathleen kane. the judge has given kane one week to provide information she may have about a possible leak in the case. by state prosecutors and a grand jury judge. sandusky's lawyers argue there were leaks and if the grand jury process was not fair, charges

joining us now, sheriff david clarke and trial attorney eric guster join us.e want, dead cops? pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. in the democratic party, i don't understand. try and help me understand. >> well, there's no way to understand this nonsense, first of all, sean. the claims made by tarantino, he's a limousine liberal. he's a one percenter, and the claims made by president obama that this is not based on emotion, it's real. it's just plain wrong. these claims are based on fiction. once you strip away the myth, the lie, the propaganda, all that remains is the facts, lies put out and repeated over and over again by the president of the united states. they're not a substitute for empirical research. the facts are these -- in a three-year period, '09 to 2012, 1491 deadly uses of force by police officers. sean, 61% of the people involved in those use of force were white males, 32% black males an almost 2-1 ratio. if there's anybody that has a claim on police misuse of force, it's white males. the other thing is this. again, data and research. 0.04% o

for clark pena, the fight is intensive. this walk is something clark az community advocate, we went along with him as he paid surprise visits to podegas to see if k2 was on the shelf. here lazano refuses to sell the dangerous drug. he has a message to anyone who wants it at 2 2nd and park. >> it's not good for you. >> reporter: today de blasio signed new k2 laws into the books. k2 users are on notice they face jail fines and fines for selling. east harlem it her district. >> with the power of these new laws, these same partners can take even more action to stop the spread of this dangerous substance. >> this was the epicenter of k2. what made their neighborhood >> this is a new phenomenona. i don't think we have much on it. >> reporter: police say in the 10 days following the raids, k2 arrests dropped 24%. we learned between january 1st, 2015 and september 30th, new york state leads the nation of synthetic calls to poison centers, new jersey at 145 and connecticut 256. clark pena has seen the destructive steps. >> mark, tha

in the case of clark fish, i came across him in a very, very unique way.ll and i saw how his socks had been folded and his socks had been rolled up in a ball with these little smiles. and as a veteran, i knew that's exactly how you folded -- were trained to fold your socks in the military. and so i said, were you in the service? and he goes, yeah, i was in the army. >> i joined the army straight out of high school. it was a conviction of mine because we as a family, a lot of males in the family, have been part of the service. and so i felt it was my obligation, and i was a health care specialist. i had no idea what it meant to be a health care specialist. all i knew is i wanted to do something medical. and i want to work in a hospital with doctors so they told me i'd be doing that. the reality was, i was not a health care specialist but a pretty name for combat medic. >> one of the challenges is always getting the inmates to share some very intimate details of their lives, and sometimes their crimes. i think in clark's case, the fact that i was a veteran a

i'm john clark.the temple owls are in the top 25 poll for the first time since the '07s. we'll tell you where they rank and hear from the head coach. >>> take a look, the giants have arrived. we'll tell you about the status of to odell beckham jr. and hear from the quarterback. that is next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> i'm john clark with comcast sports net. a blackout tomorrow night at the linc. the eagles/giants will be in sole possession of first place. and the only loss is matt barclay played most of that game. they arrived this afternoon. eli manning is here on pace for a career here. odell beckham jr. didn't play all week but he's hoping to play through the hamstring injury tomorrow night. the birds don't want to go 0-3 in the nfc east. this is a big one. >> it will be loud and they will be fired up and rocking. and so we've got to do our job. and we've got to go out there and play smart and handle the crowd noise. hopefully get off to a fast start and try to calm them down. >> you

i'm john clark, back to you. >>> we continue our coverage where a look at how fans are reacting to the loss. randy gyllenhaal, tell us what the eagles faithful have to say. >> reporter: today was the most subdued i have seen these fans all season here at xfinity live. obviously very disappointed. right now a sparse crowd. you could see the disappointment in their faces. let me show you video. just at the end of the game, whether the turnover, the dropped passes or the sacks, this was not a good looking team out there today and now with three losses, fans are saying that something has to change. and it has to happen fast. >> we can't kick, we can't block, receivers can't catch. >> bradford looks like he just wants a paycheck. >> do you think they should have kept tebow? >> oh, yes. bring him back. the power of prayer. >> reporter: fans are also saying that mark sanchez should be put into the game next week against the saints. meantime here in south philly, fans are just calling this one embarrassing. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> and remember nbc 10 is your official eagles station.

mark clark is going to be >> armstrong: dr. marco clark, it's such a pleasure. >> guest: a pleasure to be here. >> armstrong: having you back on the show, and i'm excited about talking about education in urban community. is it different than education in any other community. >> guest: it really is, typically you find that kids go through five, six, or seven years of bad education. urban school district are changing teachers every two or three years. the school principals are not there for longevity, maybe one or two years, so the student are getting used to get used to everybody. every time they change a leader the policies changes. we are expecting our kids to adapt, and then they should a horrible test which at the end of the had i school career or in the middle school they take whatever state assessment are out there. we expect our kids in urban communities to reach the goal of their counterparts in other communities where they have a flourishing environment, a two-parent household and awful these luck jury luck jury reese a

gary clark jr. stops by "late night" this evening. [ cheers and applause ] cannot wait for all three of our guests. but before we get to that, as i mentioned, the republican presidential candidates gathered in boulder, colorado, last night for their third presidential debate. this time on cnbc. and it did not go well. for more on what went wrong, it's time for "debate wrap-up." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the proceedings last night got off to a less than dazzling start when cnbc anchor carl quintanilla opened with this terrible question. >> what is your biggest weakness, and what are you doing to address it? >> seth: what is their weakness? they're presidential candidates. they're not going to answer that question honestly. i mean, what were you even expecting them to say? "uh, when i get mad, sometimes i shut down bridges." [ laughter ] "i leave my curlers in too long." "i sometimes run for things i have no chance of winning." [ laughter ] they're politicians. it's not like they're going to te

people in clark's neighborhoody upset. >> it's insane. i wouldn't expect something like that to happen. i haven't heard of or seen anything like that happen around here all my life. >> reporter: many wonder if these are targeting the elderly here. >> old people like that. >> they target people of my age >> reporter: nypd detectives visited the victim early this morning and show them the suspect's images, the photos, the video, the victim told us he suspects. he had never seen them before in this neighborhood. in brooklyn, katherine creag, news 4 new york. >>> service on amtrak's line is back to normal. the ntsb had been at the scene in northfield, vermont all week long investigating. it was heading to d.c. when it hit rocks and went off the rail. all seven people who were injured have been released from the hospital. >>> an offduty nypd officer firefighter. christopher canali, he saw a school bus on fire on the long island expressway in manorville. he braved the smoke and flames, boarding that bus and rescuing the driver and bus monitor a

dray clark channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right. dray thank you, a large portion of the fdr drive is still closed as police continue their investigation. >> john del giorno live over east harlem in news copter 7. john. >> hey, ken and lori you can see the police cars still out here on the fdr drive. evidence search that's ongoing at this hour on the fdr drive. the shooting took place adjacent to the drive near the pedestrian bridge. people who travel the drive very familiar with that bridge right next to randall's island. what i'm thinking is happening here is they may be waiting until daylight to do one last evidence search on the promenade next to the drive and even on the drive itself. and that's why we're still shut down both ways. what we've got, though, is a big traffic delay. we're closed both directions between 96th street and the triborough bridge. the northbound delay when we first got here, it was only down into the 80s. it's now begun to grow as the rush hour progresses. that delay now begins all the way down in the 60s.

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this year thththem was "lock up cancer ktiv's tommie clark visited the school and has that story. << "it's something one school is all too familiar with and although they've lost staff to it, theit kids to stand up and lock up cancer." it was a day full of lauter and hope as students at hartley- melvin-sanborn elementary school came together for a cause. over 300 students came to school friday ready to fill up this fish tank with pennies, which will all go to charity. and since it was filled...the principal got locked up in "jail." not real jail...but a cage in the lunchroom. "we try to do something a little different to get the students excited and motivated so that we can do our part even as small as it may be to help create awareness and show people that we care," said hms elementary principal, cathy jochims. cancer hits home for those at h-m-s elementary as they lost an associate, a past secretary and a former teacher to cancer...all within three months last year. a few years ago, a current third grade teacher got breast cancer and a special education teacher was diagnosed with u

mayor clark says he believes vice president biden had a lot of supporters "in a way i'm disappointed. i think that joe biden is the kind of person we need in washington, d.c. right now leading this country." political experts say a hurle for vice president biden would have been trying to raise enough money -- while his rivals spent months collecting funds. even though he's out of the race -- vice presesdent biden promised to remain a prominent voice in the ongoing campaign. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. according to the most recent nbc poll - released yesterday before the vice president's announcement -- democrats had already solidifed their support for hillary clinton as the party's presidential nominee. decision 2011... we continue our look into the waterloo mayoral race. five people will be on the november 3rd ballot. kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with long time tax accountant, leah morrison and has her sttry. to iowa 13 years ago after marrying her husband. this is where they've decided to raise their family. but morrison says it's her

brianna clark... ktiv news 4. nat "mmm that is perfect." >> finn's grill is open friday and saturday nights in vermillion, south dakota. giese says, by next summer, he hopes to be serving in different locations across siouxland. next in healthbeat 4... from parts of a video game to a prosthetic hand, some college students create an inexpensive limb. ben: and i'll have your << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 we'll continue our warm and windy trend today as temperatures reach the lower 80s thanks to a strong southwesterly wind at 15-25 miles per hour. a cold front passing by will create a bit more cloud cover and possibly a shower or tonight/tomorrow after a healthy amount of sunshine today. cooler air will move in behind the aforementioned frontal passage on wednesday allowing temperatures to only max out in the 60s and remain there the rest of the week and weekend. better rain chances look to arrive thursday night and friday when a larger-scale system makes its way up from the southwest which should leave us dry for the wee

we're live outside citi field, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you. and mayor de blasio spoke at the police academy last night about the sacrifice and noble spirit of murdered officer randolph holder. his accused i woulder was arraigned last night? lower manhattan. tyrone howard faces murder and felony robbery charges before that hearing hundreds gathered in east harlem for a vigil near where officer holder was shot. >>> hundreds of families are forced out of the their homes by a massive fire in new jersey, flames could be seen shooting through the roof of the building on gregory avenue. two firefighters are being treated for minor injuries. >>> all right, let's check in with leather again. >> yes, so we have this problem again at the george washington bridge i want to show you. a picture of what was beginning on here, you can see you're just packed as you move across the span. all because of a disabled tractor-trailer. to the maps and outbound upper level disabled tractor-trailer a couple of lanes were closed down as a result. but the inbound side is

clark atlanta is historic for being a form for social active sic ism and social discourse.ttle misguided. she acknowledged she agrees that black lives matter. unfortunately, i don't think they embraced that or caught that or heard that. so they just kept continuing. it was just unfortunate that the rest of the students that were there to hear her did not have the opportunity. >> what is the appropriate response when that is happening or to the movement? >> to be completely honest, i think hillary clinton handled that situation very well. i think a big point that everyone should make sure they notice is when they were speaking, she was saying, i think, if you give me an opportunity to speak, i may say some things that may come to your liking. i think she responded so well. >> there were so many people that were chanting, let her speak. i want to go to the larger question. she launched her african-americans for hillary. >> you are not committed hillary clinton supporters. i wonder. are you going to see or are you expecting to see the level of passion, the degree of dedication

that is just and for clark. where isclark. where is all the corn stored? it is in the mandan village. so just imagine the rats? now, in 1832 as the rats ran , a steamboat named yellowstone churned up the missouri river docking in order to service for clark. yellowstone was the 1st game or two reach the kayseven. and like like the rats, it had a voracious appetite. not from maize but from would. the mandan consumed plenty of work on there own. steamboats were in a different league. small steamer like the yellowstone is the equivalent of 60 tenants trees for each day of travel. the boats inevitably reloaded with would where would was in short supply as early as 1833 and 34. and the dwindling forests had far-reaching effects. in the winter, the bison herds migrated to the missouri river's forests river's forests and bottomlands to escape the full force of the weather. for the mandan, this made for easy hunting, abundant meat, especially in that difficult season. but now with a few trees in the river bottom in the villages there is little shelter, and the wint

. >> bo dietl and sheriff david clarke will have reaction. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight major developments in the 2016 race. joe biden announced he will not be running for president, and domd trump continues to dominate the gop field. here with the latest, carl cameron joins us with all the details. >> there's more evidence of donald trump's total dominance in the polls. and in the latest batch, particularly bad news for jeb bush. check this out. when republicans are asked who they expect to win the nomination, trump destroys the field with 42%. ben carson and jeb bush are the closest, and they're only in the teens. looking ahead to who republicans thing can actually win the general election, the top three all gain a point and rubio actually emerges with 11%. now, when you get to the actual horse race, the abc poll shows trump's at 32%, carson's at 22%, rubio's got 10 and bush is at 7. all this looks just great for trump, but pollsters have begun digging deeper into voter attitudes and there's a new

talks to marcia clark and other key members. >> the jury, they loved o.j. >> it shook my belief in the system. >> now in our 35th season, this entertainment tonight. >> hello, thank you for joining me. samantha harris in with me, in for nancy o'dell. >> let's start with a big sandra bullock news. how she kept her reported adoption a secret. >> i think the minute you have a child, you become just worried. >> there is no confirmation from sandra's rep about the report she's adopted a child but he says it's understandable she may want to wait before going public. >> there's no legal reason that an adopting parent or parents would be overly concerned in this period. but that's not to say that they're not worried about it because i think psychologically, you know, they worry until the adoption is finalized. >> a woman who wrote the book "instant mom" said she worried about the paparazzi. >> we kept our adoption secret. we didn't want our daughter photographed. we were afraid that a judge would rule that we could not provide anonymity to a child. it happened to us once before. >> sandra's po

the e udents at lewis & clark elementary in south sioux city are selling pumpkins. the money for every pumpkin sold will be donated to the food bank of siouxland and will help fund the important backpack program: food for kids. the pumpkins were donated by local area businesses. the teachers at lewis & clark elementary believe there's a valuable lesson to be learned from the fundraiser. "it was very important for us to show our kids that not only can you receive from your community, you can also give back to your community," said lewis & clark elementary reading teacher, erica bowman. "for them to hold this little fundraiser and be able to donate that money back to a program that helps them weekly is really, really important." ththgreat pumpkin patch sale isn't over yet. you can still buy someumpkins tomorrow after school until 5 o'clock. walking up to hull public library, you'll notice something new right outside the doors. the library in hull, iowa decided they needed a statue that would serve as a visible way to say thank you to the community for their dedication

the sale and donation were papa of lewis and clark elemenenry's "citizen of the month assembly"... with the students learning about "co - operation" this month. 3 "one of the things we teach them all the time is building a community. and the school is your community and be proud of it. and this is one way the students can give back to the community. it's very important of us to teach that lesson to them."of the 16 - hundred sacks of food made by the backpack program each week in siouxland... 100 of them go to students at lewis and clark elementary who have been identified as being at risk for weekend hunger. 3 "......."3 3 hundreds of singers from siouxland high schools lifted up their voices yesterday afternoon. for morningside college's annaul "men and women in song" choral festival. udents from schools in iowa... neaska... south dakota... and even minnesota be part of the festival... which highlights the unique sounds provided by men's and women's choirs. 3 "one of the things that is unique about this festival and is important, is that celebrate specially bass clef chorus music

police did catch up to clark in philadelphia. he's now back in avington township to face charges. >>> in philadelphia, authorities are working to identify the body of a woman pull from the delaware river penn's landing last night. sky force 10 was over the water on columbus boulevard where the woman was discovered. it's unclear how she died or how long she was in the water. stay with us for updates. >> chester county, two arrested under a new state law that sites animal sifighting material. they found puppies inside the house in parks on thursday, and also inside, dog treadmills, steroids, syringes, and printed term promoting dog fighting. the chester county spca is working to find loving homes for the dogs. under the new law, it's illegal to possess items used in animal fighting including adrenaline boosting drugs and conditions equipment. >>> still ahead, a facebook post about this local haunted house gone viral, but not because of the chills and thrills, but why a police officer is at the center of a controversy involving the

police caught up with clark in philadelphia. he's now back in avington township to face charges. >>> we are working to get details on this crash from last night involving a police cruiser an another vehicle in franklin township. sky force 10 over the scene here harding highway. we know that one person was air lifted from the accident. right now, it's unclear if it was the officer. be sure to stay with us for the latest updates on the story. >>> in philadelphia, authorities work to identify the body of a woman pulled from the delaware river last night. sky force 10 was over the water on columbus boulevard where the body was discovered. unclear how the woman died or how long she was in the water. >>> now to news in atlantic city where police are looking for a shooting suspect. sky force 10 was over this scene at virginia avenue where one person was shot yesterday. the victim showed up in atlantic care medical center. we're working to find out more on the person's conditions. detectives are looking for a motive in the shooting. >>>

john clark, comcast sportsnet. >> did you see that one-man wrecking crew sunday at the link? fletcher cox named nfc defense everybody player of the week. >>> how about the phillies, made it official announcing andy mcphail as the team's new president. today we asked gillick if the 2017 timetable for being competitive, he told john clark last year, was still accurate. >> realistically we'll make nothing 2016. when i say progress, win a few more games. some players will become more experienced. we'll introduce other players in the lineup during 2016 season and add to that during 2017. >> one thing about sports, old feelings come back. flyers host blackhawks. steve mason is out dealing with a personal matter. flyers honor chekimmo timonen, traded to the blackhawks where he went on to win a stanley cup. storybook ending to a strong akeer. tonight 8:00. that's you look at sports. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective tha

>> it's the imagined story of clark gable and loretta young. okay? now let me, let me tell you this very quickly. when i was in college in the '80s, i wrote a poem about clark gable because my great aunt mary forino in pennsylvania used my brothers and sisters and me as slave labor. i wrote a poem about clark gable. and a nun delivered this picture to me. very quickly, if you can see it of this little boy. this is john clark gable. >> what? >> and she said, she sent my poem to mrs. gable. and she said promise me, when you graduate you will go meet mrs. gable. well, 1983, mrs. gable died. i was poor. she lived in boston or something. i researched it and found all these hidden secrets. so there it is. all the stars in the heavens. >> she is a master of old hollywood. >> "big stone gap" is in theaters now. "and all the stars in the heavens" will be in bookstores laundry can wreak havoc on our clothes, ruining them forever. and pilled cardigans become pets. but it's not you, it's the laundry. protect your clothes from ...with downy fabric conditioner...

clark then allegedly appointm d weapon at three other workers, and clark would not let them call an ambulance until they cut him a check. robin co-owns the company. >> argument over a few dollars, maybe, maybe he misunderstand something, alex, like i said, a very honest man. >> alex is recovering at the hospital in stable condition. police caught up with clark in philadelphia. he is now back in avington township to face charges. >>> new from overnight, police are reported the fourth robbery near the campus of temple university within the past week. investigators tell us that in the latest incident, somebody was robbed at broad and jefferson around 1:00 this morning. police have not made any arrests in the case, and it's unclear if the victim is a student. nearby, philadelphia police say a man was attacked and robbed while walking to his apartment at 19th and diamond last night. sky force 10 was there as police officers conducted the investigation. the four men assaulted the man before forcing him into his apartment and stealing several items. the victim was treated for a wound near his eye an