on the top, there is a stencil number, 384. this signifies this was a captured battle flag. if a soldier captured a confederate flag and turned it into the war department, he was awarded a medal of honor. the war department would stencil the number on it as part of their records, noting who captured it, the date, all the pertinent information. after the war in 1905, president teddy roosevelt came to visit our museum in richmond. when he was there, he noted the pride the women had in the collection. he went back to washington and made it possible for the war department to return the flags to the states from which they came. if it was identified as a texas flag, it was given to texas. the virginia flags were given to the confederate museum, as we were called then. there was not a historical society or library that existed at that time. after the war department went through the process and dispersed all the flags it could identify, it had 200 left. in turn, it turned those over to the confederate museum for safekeeping. that is how the collection came to be that large. this par

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as the economy continues to recover, a constant policy stencil become more common -- stance will becomeore accommodative, and the central bank can adjust the parameters of its policies, not in order to tighten the policy stance, going to keep it broadly unchanged. jonathan: so there were the words of president draghi earlier this week. big moves in the bond market off of it. bundsry yields higher, absolutely plunging. jim caron, to the market misjudge the speech? jim: yeah, it is kind of interesting. said hishat draghi 100% correct, that they're not looking to tighten, editing to remove excess accommodation -- looking to remove excess accommodation and keep them at levels consistent with where financials needed to be. i did you his talk -- i did not view his stock is overly hawkish. it is a reinforcement of what he was already saying. whent came at a time people were expecting a dovish comments and we look at inflation trends in the u.s., very low. nobody was expecting it to come out so strongly put by mario draghi, and it caught people by surprise little bit. thati would have to argue

the vandals used this stencil repeatedly to paint the message it's right to rebel along with a molotov cocktail. charlie says he is eagle toward find out who is responsible. >> there are seven houses on the block and a quiet street and the neighborhood is great. no problems here. for this to happen, it doesn't make sense. >> now, at least one nearby business may have captured the vandals in action on surveillance video and authorities are looking through the video as we speak. anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. reporting live from south philadelphia. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> seven couples from lakewood, ocean countycks new jersey are under arrest accused of defrauding government programs. the joint state federal raids were carried out late last night and monday morning. they are accused of obtaining welfare benefits totalling $2 million including medicaid, hud and social security. two couples face federal charges and investigators say that despite incomes $2 million annually they defrauded the government of $300,000 in benef

the stencil on the wall is original here, whereas in the front parlor, it had been redone by the historical society when they were your occupying the house from 1956 until 2003. as you can see, the way the setup is, they would have been wasing, having tea, or it intended to be that way. unfortunately this room was never really used for that purpose. matilda didn't really get to use this house. she died a few months after it was completed. christian was pretty sad, at this point he's getting close to 60, yes lost 2 wives, he didn't have any children, and he ends up marrying amelia, just like the first wife, who is actually the niece of his first wife. we call her amelia ii. this housenot use the way matilda intended it to be used. the houses we look at where both closed off for most of the time this house was lipton. so, the pocket doors were closed, the curtains were closed, the shades were closed. we have even been told that amelia ii used to keep cardboard in between the window and the shade and the exterior to protect the shades. they were really only used for formal occasions. what fami

. >> for them to have stencils. >> check this out. that's a u-haul truck sticking out the front of a philadelphia brewery. a drunk driver crashed into the urban village brewery company at northern liberties around 1:00 this afternoon. there was one person inside at the time. e he wasn't hurt, but there's damage to that building. what appears to show the driver of the truck running away after the crash. but police say they caught up with him. the driver has been charged with a dui and was taken to the hospital with leg injuries. >> they are remembering 33-year-old debra gulliver. she had just gotten off a bus when she was knocked to the ground, beaten and stabbed more than 12 times. police still don't have a suspect or motive. a $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> police are look iing for th gunman who shot a teen five times as she sat outside a a house in southwest philadelphia. investigators say the 16-year-old was hanging out with a group of friends on springfield

. >> they used this stencil up and down the block saying it's right to rebel alongside an image after molotov cocktail. they quickly cleaned up the offensive markings, but charlie admits he feels fearful. >> it's a quiet street only five houses on the block. no problems here for this to happen it doesn't make any sense. >> at least one local business may have captured the vandals of surveillance video and police officials are retrieving the video as we speak. meantime anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting live from south philadelphia. walter pers, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. chopper 6 hd was over the scene in northern liberties a u-haul truck inside of a building at the urban village brewery company at north second street. the driver was going the wrong way on second street when he served into the entrance of the building and an "action news" viewer captured the driver jumping out of the vehicle and he was capture aid short time later and taken to hahnemann hospital for a leg injury and arrested for suspicion of dui. >>> the trump administrati

however, end zero the vandals left behind evidence including stencil, cans of spray paint. taking this anti-police message and other like it very seriously, south detective are investigating the case along with the department's homelands security division. >> 4:20. a woman walking down the street in busy center sit when all the sudden a guy tries to take her purse, she was not having it and all of the people standing around jumped in to help, as well. security camera video shows a guy trying to ambush a 30 year old woman. her name is christa, right waln. see everybody getting in on the g, no, way, buddy, it won't happen. this is back on june 18. so the victim refuses to let go of her purse, she actually west recalls him. >> i don't know what would have happened if they didn't do that, and they didn't have to jump in like that, and it is really showed a lot of character. >> we would tell people your life or your physical safety is not worth any possession, but at the same time a personal decision, you have to decide for yourself a how valuable are your available? we don't kn

. >> and then you can either draw whatever you want with it, or you can use the stencil and create cool nice. >> everyone is a art which is crayola a remote control cars. >> very cool remote control car. got big tire treads. so when you drive it, it can drive over grass, through water, different terrains, and it can do these really cool 360 spins. >> look at that thing. >> kids will definately love this. >> the cool car, i like. how about this one smear. >> for younger quids to play with on hot day right? >> sure. >> got all of the cool toys. >> from step two. >> what are the ages for this? >> eighteen months and up. >> okay. >> perfect for me. >> right. and other kids who can't swim. so they can splash in the pond, power water through the cool ramps. there is bucket, lit friends to play with as well and splash in the pool. >> all right. over here. so the dunk tank, how does this work? >> gun game where one of us will wear it on their heads. fill it up with water here, just like you're at carnival. i'm use the foam balls, try to hit the target and hit you in the face. >> when you hit it

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the vandals used a stencil left behind to hit walls and doors and sidewalks. >> around 5:30 this morning, neighbors on the 21 hun dead block of south bouvier street and also along the 1700 block of passyunk woke up to find some disturbing things on their properties and on the pavement. >> reporter: residents of this south philly community with an old world feel gathered to talk and watch police work the block searching for security video and clues. saying or what they doing. >> reporter: many of the cameras in the neighborhood are but not at kj's auto sales police piled into the small sales office and left with video equipment. >> what have the police done? >> took our unit so they can take it back to their lab or technology room and extract the information they need. >> reporter: symbols of anarchy and unrest appeared recently in the city. south detectives are workin wore case but the department's homeland security investigators are here as well focused on the anti police message. residents seemed divided how serious a threat this is. but there's no debate on the message. it's repulsive

this is a stencil that will go federal if they don't start to look at illinois and chicago and learne grief financial sources. >> that can gets kicked down the road, down michigan avenue. >> already somebody else's munch. >> rick, thank you very much. i have a feeling that story's not over. >>> in the meantime in happier news casino stocks are jumping. let's talk about this, craig johnson and jeff. craig minneapolis is around the city so we're glad to have you on the program. these names getting a big pop, okay it's nice. are these buy bl stocks for our audience? >> i think they are. and really way i think about the entire consumer space right now is you've got the product and the experiences. the casinos fit into that experience area. chart still looks good. a lot of names whether it's las vegas or wynn, still looks good. the year up 50% and change year up today. i'd still be buying these names at this point. brian. >> okay. he's buying them. are you? >> yeah. i like them. the fact it's been a bump in refr news but the fact they had an increase called mice, the meeting and budget is

the water sboiling a little bit but we don't notice mario draghi they could walk it back there's no stencil for it. comments are made probably based on real thoughts to some extent they all start to reverse the balance sheet expansion. now if you look at tens you can see it's had some volatility but the one week chart shows the take backs to these moves isn't real as a matter of fact right now as we sit they're up one and three. so these moves are on their own so the markets are starting to think about the process and it understands there's going to be walk backs but that doesn't mean there's going to be policy walk backs because there's an intersection where the road ends and something is going to have to be done you can look at one week of bunds. they're not moving up as much as they were but the escalation is real and set in. it's clearly a change of direction here and it shows about the last time we were here yes the curve steepened a little bit yesterday and today but flattening, steepening and how you equate that to recession and all the economic formulas in the past good luck with th

i think we remain in this stencil. the equity markets, energy, energy is going to spend a lot of time in the 40s and everybody is going to make a big deal when it gets above 50 but i see a lot of the same trading activity engrained in the charts, don't see it changing any time soon. >> before you go, rick, there's some disagreement about the impact that the u.k. election will have on the british pound. as teresa may's lead has been slipping in the polls here, some feel that a loss by her would be beneficial to the pound because she's been a hard liner on brix it. then there are those who feel that if she loses it, it kills the economy there and in fact would kill the pound. what are you guys betting on there? >> most traders here are actually looking for upticks in volatility on the pound to sell. they're not looking at whatever happens in this election to alter or give us the kind of horsepower some of the brexit before and aftermath markets gave us. so they're just not looking for a lot of vol. most traders look at h

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