the truck is at jacob reese park. david price will take us inside the dome and weather command center revealing how it's a new level of storm protection. fatalities classified by medical companies as injuries. the fda says it's fine. a joint voges by the i-team and cnbc uncover at 5:30. >>> $150 million going to some of your neighborhood parks. i'll show you how that money will be used and where. >> where is my driver? why some uber customers may be asking that soon. anguished family is telling the killer of a jogger in howard beach. >> this as pe new area for clues. >> reporter: you see that traffic right there? that's the belt parkway. police have been focusing their search to the east. now they're looking here to the west. this as katrina vetrano's parents made bold statements today. >> there are a few suspects that are interesting to the police. >> reporter: her mother and father believe police are close to catching her killer. a matter of days before this could come to an end. >> reporter: detectives are going th

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and the museum of the city of new york exhibit on the life of social reformer and photographer jacob reese. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, as the national park service prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, we'll take a look at the development of california's national and state parks. saturday at 10:00 eastern -- the 1935 u.s. interior department film "the land of the giants" that documents the efforts of the civilian conservation corps and the daily life in the work camps. >> clearing dense undergrowth from the big redwood for fire prevention and freer growth provides number for practically any kind of construction job that may be desirable. the conservation corps boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. >> sunday morning at 8:00, a panel of scholars examines the musical "hamilton," the history that is depicted in the musical and the relationship between academic history and the history portrayed in popular culture. then at 10:00, on "road to the white house rewind," incumbent president bill clinton and former kansas senator bob do

this all in the back of the book of dozens and people who you know very well, lincoln stephens and jacob reese and james adam. in their memoirs, an incredible number of people who found this book to be a great eye opener and set them in their path of the next generation that we call the progressive era. i should point out that the game monopoly comes from henry george. not him directly but one of h hissehis followers worked up the game to demonstrate how easy it is for r people to monopolize resources. a guy changed the name and sold it to parker brothers. there is a new book that just came out that detailed the story. it all -- this game wa wawas -- henry george, why is he important then and now. for one, henry george explains in vivid, clear and understandable and many ways of his supporter of evidence of extreme in equality threatens democracy. equality and we always leery of equality of the ones that make us the most nervous. we like the idea but we don't like some of the things that it tends to suggest. but, george says look, extreme in equality will destroy democracy. we need to find way

on the back of the book, literally dozens of people who you know very well, lincoln stephens and jacob reese and jane adams and just a who's who list of progressive era reformers say in their memoirs in letters to their friends, do you know what really turned my -- what opened my eyes? somebody gave me a copy of "progress and poverty." and it's an incredible number of people who found this book to be a great eye opener and it really set them on their path in the next generation, the generation we call the progressive era. so, that's in some ways some of the biggest aspects of george's legacy and why he's worth knowing. i should also point out that most people don't know this but the game monopoly comes from henry george, not him directly, but one of his followers worked up a game which she called the landlords game to demonstrate how easy it is and how pernicious it is for people to monopolize resources and to squeeze everybody out and put everybody out of business. and to make a long story short, the game kicked around for a while and a guy took the game and changed the name and the words a

political cartoonist nina allender and a library of congress and museum exhibit on the life of jacob reese. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, as the national park service prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, we'll take a look at the development of california's national and state parks. saturday at 10:00 eastern -- the lands of the giants documents the efforts of the civilian conservation corps and daily life in the work camps. the conservation corps boys make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. >> sunday morning at 8:00, a panel of scholars examines the musical "hamilton," the history that is depicted in the musical and the relationship between academic history and the history portrayed in popular culture. then at 10:00, on "road to the white house rewind," incumbent president bill clinton and former kansas senator bob dole face off in their first debate of the 1996 presidential campaign. >> the bottom line is we are the strongest nation in the world. we provide the leadership and we're going to have to continue to provide the leadership.

and city of new york exhibit on the life and work of journalist, social reformer and photographer jacob reese. >>> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3, as the national park service prepares to celebrate it's 100th anniversary we will take a look at the development of california's national and state parks. saturday night at 10:00 eastern on real america, the 1935 u.s. interior department film the land of the giants, it documents the efforts of the civilian conservation corps and the daily life in the work camps. >> clearing dense undergrowth from the big redwoods from fire prevention and freer growth provides lumber for any type of construction job which might be desirable. they make everything from heavy bridge timbers to park signs. >>> and sunday morning at 8:00 a panel of scholars examines the musical hamilton, the history that is depicted in the musical and the relationship between academic history and the history portrayed in popular culture. >>> then at 10:00 on road to the exhaust remiwind, incumbent president bill clinton and former kansas kansas senator bob dole

linn-mar with a good start on their opening drive reese philips hooks up with jacob mcneal off the bootleg and that set up a linn-mar field goal.. but city answered off the read option.. nate wheeland keeps it gets outside and little hawks lead.. linn mar was driving when reese phillips fires into the endzone but it is picked off by vance dillon for the the little hawks..and then with the lions driving again at the end of the half they are stuffed on fourth down.. some great defense from city high in a little hawks win. we will have more highlights on the endzone when we comeback.. t and finally anamosa trying to and the raiders got off to a good start.. look at the size of the whole for michael martinson.. you could drive a mack truck thru that and martinson goes untouched 88 yards for the games first score.. and that had a huge crowd on their feet.. monticeloed quarterback jacob manternach making people down the sidelines for the touchdown.. and then the panthers took an 8-6 lead moments later on the two point conversion.. gavin cooper was like pin ball bouncing off tacklers for the duce