st. george. in his college days in cambridge, he contributed a number of printed satirical drawings, his principal target being effete manners. in 1776, he eagerly joined the army to fight in america. just before he went, he was painted in uniform by gainsborough. all these scenes and paintings you can see in the exhibition there. he had conventional upper-class political views, and was always distinctly anti-french. he was involved in the philadelphia campaign, in the early autumn of 1777, and apart from fighting, he sketched and left vivid written battle descriptions of the battles of brandywine and paoli, later commissioning composite battle paintings from an italian artist to whom he gave detailed instructions. at this time, he received his serious head wound, which he carried for the rest of his life and which altered his personality. while the american revolution today would be generally regarded as one of the cleanest wars in history, a close-up view shows the hardship and unpleasantness o

st. george, south carolina.e did the research and on average in the month of october it would usually be in the mid- 70s here. just about all of the south is in the middle of this flash drought, which started a month ago. this is the first time in 50 years stanley gruber won't make any money on his corn crop. and what do you blame it on? o i don't know. i'm starting to pay attention to some of this climate change they're talking about. man, if you don't have irrigation, you can't hardly lyow anything. >> reporter: for much of the country, the heat will break ,omorrow, but here in the south, it will stay not only hot but dry. ll o'donnell: thank you, david. in tonight's "eye on america," cbs news got exclusive access to the last clinic providing abortions in missouri. that state is one of a dozen that passed abortion bans in the first six months of this year. we wanted to see how that is impacting women there. meg oliver spent weeks reporting this story, and it was difficult to find someone willing to share their

the line essays are back year at st george's park, preparing for the latest two friendlies starting withat the middlesbrough academy, and while she says she is looking forward to going back to the place where it began, it is more important that it will get a win. the lionesss are without a victory in the last four, something she says they have to be right. we are very disappointed with ourselves, it was completely blown apart. it is a big kick up the backside that we needed, and hopefully it will kick starters for this cap to be continued to get ourselves back to what we were. does that come from fail are us the players? both, it comes from within, we know as players that it is below parand we we know as players that it is below par and we expect a lot better from what we delivered in the last camp. i think that has come from individuals, the team and the staff behind us. so it is brazil up first for the lionesss before they fly off to lisbon to face portugal on tuesday with manager phil neville hoping his lionesss side can turn around their recent poor

st. george is the exhibit's subject. ? -- >> welcome all. i'm scott stevenson. the president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution. thank you very much. [applause] >> how many of you are visiting the museum for the first time? i love that the proportion of hands is getting lower and lower.

st. george, south carolina. we did the research, and on average in the month of october, it would usually be in the mid-70s here. just about all of the south is in the middle of this flash drought, which started a month ago. this is the first time in 50 years stanley gruber won't make any money on his corn crop. and what do you blame it on? >> i don't know. i'm starting to pay attention to some of this climate change they're talking about. man, if you don't have irrigation, you can't hardly grow anything. >> reporter: for much of the country, the heat will break tomorrow, but here in the south it will stay not only hot but dry. >> thank you, david. >>> in tonight's "eye on america," cbs news got exclusive access to the last clinic providing abortions in missouri that state is one of a dozen that passed abortion bans in the first six months of this year. we wanted to see how that is impacting women there. meg oliver spent weeks reporting this story, and it was difficult to find someone willing to share their stor

st. george is the exhibit's subject. stevenson.t i'm the president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution. how many of you are visiting the museum for the first time? ofove that the proportion hands is getting lower and lower.

st. george.t started as a year long effort to create a new school district later evolved in to a push for an entirely new city. supporters said they wanted to improve schools and that all areas of the parish would benefit from the move. but critics have argued that the effort reflects a broader pattern of white ofaffluent communities separating themselves from more diverse cities and counties. and we should note, according to research published by the century foundation, students in integrated schools somewhehave average scores and reduce bias and counter stereotypes among others. and this scheme is basically modern day red lining. a brief reminder, red lining began with the national housing act of 1934 where in maps with literal red lines were deployed where black families were able to live and where whites were able to keep black family in his s certain area, they were also able to control the tax base and keep black children in underfunded schools. fast forward to today. clearly this is still

st. george, whose tenants ambushed and killed him in 1798. the american confederation turned out to be even more short-lived. act of, 1 of the first the convention that gathered in scrapndence hall was to the articles of federation and to write a completely new constitution. despite federalism's widespread appeal, the fact was, and if we are honest, is -- would his british united empire be anymore successful than the confederation he wanted to replace? sure, butd to say for it wasn't a bet most americans were willing to take. thank you. [applause] i think the plan is for questions. i know there are two microphones in the wings. i'm happy to entertain questions about vermont, new hampshire, ireland. ken burns. how much was carlisle -- q&a willt know if the be on c-span, but it may be. they are asking to speak into the mic. how much was carlisle's list list informed by galloway's plan of union? >> there are definitely loyalists in england who the north ministry is talking to. to assign a particular person like galloway and give him the influent

work so hard to earn your supposed to do to 70 cities in germany say the hamburger you had over st george had the largest one and bond with 10000 people participating in one of germany's are a cultural headquarters. now a quick reminder of our breaking news this hour an armed man stole an ambulance and rammed by standards on the streets of the norwegian couple asa know the us has been reported but a number of people have been injured including a child please report we opened fire on the ambulance during their pursuit and the suspect was eventually arrested well we're bringing you more updates on that as they come in. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for telling him. there are no official statistics in india concerning children who have been lost or separated from their parents something that every 8 minutes in the country the child goes missing. a lot of. money in the last. minute holiday. the national team and rights commission stated that $44.00 miners go missing every year while the police quoted. the united nations chi

the escape—pain programme was created by kingston and st george's universities.i had suffered from osteo arthritis for over ten years. if i could walk, something that would take someone ten minutes with take me 20, 25, 30 minutes and i would be covered in sweat. i gradually went from stage to stage a no i do in ten minutes. now, essex police as it is looking for people considering a career as a detective who have investigative skills like coleen rooney. it comes after wayne rooney's wife said she'd spent five months working out who was leaking stories to the press about her. in a tweet, essex police has invited those with similar abilities to join its fast track programme to become trainee sleuths. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. on on the tubes this morning. the trains, disruption bi croydon on the trains, disruption between is croydon and purley affecting southern towns link and the gatling express services “— southern towns link and the gatling express services —— gatwick. the extinction rebellio

a massive fire has broken out inside a coptic church in egypt the church of st george was built in the 10th century and located in the city of ottawa on just south of the capital cairo no one was hurt. to ecuador now where talks between indigenous leaders and the government are taking place hundreds of protesters have defied a government imposed curfew in the capital quito a 24 hour a nationwide curfew was put in place on saturday in response to demonstrations in the city administrator is angry at a rise in fuel prices attacked government buildings and burned media offices protests 1st began nearly 2 weeks ago joins us live now from quito so 1st what's the latest on these talks. well the streets of gone quiet rachelle since the start of these talks a little over 2 hours ago they're currently in a recess these are peace talks negotiations. a round table you could call it being being moderated by the united nations india on one hand you know on one side of the table you have president letting modell of ecuador along with his ministers at the other end of the table you have representative

st. george's field massacre was a scottish unit, what the print is doing is collapsing time and say thatan effort to the cause and suffering is the same cause is liberty loving london. conflict was not between englishmen, england and its cousins and descendents in north america. and the protection of property and life. it could yet bring peace and reconciliation. by contrast, those at fault, those driving the crisis and actively moving britain are all scots. ?hat is significant what it is doing is revealing andthe american union processes of consolidation seem to reflect and undermine transatlantic cultures and communities of englishness. many is no doubting that groups within the broad church that was english and american culture increasingly failed after 1760 three that established rights of the assembly to effective representation and the defense of property from legislative fear was under direct threat. the agenda of king george the third seemed to shift government from legislative consent to government by executive order. and opposed to this process in england and north america concei

between the 2 regional rivals a massive fire broke out inside a coptic church in egypt the church of st george was built in the 10th century it is located in the city of helwan just south of the capital cairo no one was injured in the fire is under control now at least 9 people have been taken to the hospital after a mortar attack in somalia's capital mogadishu at least 7 mortars were fired at mogadishu's international airport around 1 pm local time the airport houses embassies and the united nations and african union missions it's not known who was behind the attack and so down there are fears of the country's main exports is under threat sudan is the world's main producer of gum arabic used in many products from soft drinks to cosmetics but farmers say their worry there and come could dry up and the more going to ports and elevate and north korea fun. these fields of acacia trees have been tended by any means to a man's family for generations for 30 years he's been planting harvesting and tapping them for their sap the liquid flows slowly for days before drying into gum arabic it's been the

st. george tucker publicly deplored the institutions the injustice of slavery, from that moment declaredhe new york physician and abolitionists ph smith in 1798, from that moment that slow but certain death was inflicted upon it. everywhere, even in south carolina, slave holders began to feel defensive about slavery and began to sense of public pressure against the institution they have never felt before. in the aftermath of the institution, whites in charleston expressed squeamishness about the evils of slavery, especially the public trading and punishment. south carolina masters expressed a great reluctance to break up families and began monument in their slave, they's freed more slaves in that decade of the 17 eighties that had been freed in the previous three decades. what helps to convince many people in the north that slavery stays more numbered was the promised ending of the despicable slipped aid in 18 away. almost everywhere in the new world, that continued deportation of slaves from africa, although this need for slaves from africa it was no longer true of the upper south, sout

naked man arrested after starting a fire while baking cookies on a george foreman grill, florida, correct. >> you had me add naked. >> a port stlucie man, arrested for drunk driving told police his dog was behind the wheel? >> the girls for the win. sarasota man charged with dui on a hoverboard after rode through a mall with no pants on. >> that is hard. >> no secret that matt got it right, it was you, that is where i got the story from, you are all collect. >> capri and i are still tied. >> manatee county man denied owning the cocaine that was found in his buttocks. fake news or florida? >> oh, my gosh, this is hard. >> one fake, one florida, one florida. it is florida. boom. matt and i are tied, not his cocaine but he does have a crack problem. >> [laughter] >> i watch so much live pdit may help. >> cocape, florida. >> an orlando man suing tsa they would not let his emotional support cow board a plane, fake news or florida. >> matt and kennedy. boom. love it, all tied up. number 6. a woman arrested in dollar general store after she pulled a knife on a man who complained about her farts. fake news or florida, you knew it, flo

st. croix, also knew him on mainland america including edward stevens, nicholas kruger, david dieckmann, and george called wife -- codwife, and they would've known his age and birthday. those who realized that he provided an incorrect age must've gone along with the deception and approved, or hamilton convinced them that they remembered incorrectly. however he got friends to comply, it is difficult to rectify his long deception regarding his age against his well-known honesty. hamilton frequently remarked on the importance of being honest, he often spoke honestly even to his own detriment. his friends noted his adherence to crew -- to truth and no man ever disdained duplicity or carried frankness further than he. even his enemies acknowledged that they never knew him to disguise his intentions or deny their consequences. on his word, i can rely equally. given his honesty, it is hard to believe that hamilton misrepresented his age for his entire adult life. it is possible, that these two are related. perhaps his strict menaced -- honesty and other matters where's -- was a strict result of his decept

st wars saga. it is like a tear jerker. the rise of sky walker staging the ultimate battle between the light and dark sides of the force. episode 9 of the george epic striking theaters on december 20th. listen to this, you guys. advance ticket sales are already outpacing that of disney's other behemoth franchise "avengers: dge" by 45%. the force awakens, the last jedi, along with the spin offs rogue one and the hand solo prequel bringing in more than 4 1/2 billion dollars worldwide at the box-office. look at the stock, disney glowing green at this hour as well as verizon's plans to offer disney streaming service free for an entire year to unlimited customers and new fios broad band subscribers. the shares up 2% at the moment to $132.82. connell? connell: yes? liz: i'm a little -- connell: on connell: oh come on now. liz: okay, i don't really care. have you bought your tickets yet? connell: no, i'm in the minority. me and cavuto are the only ones who hate star wars. liz: hate is a strong word. connell: i know, don't like. i'm not into it. i saw the early ones. liz: i'm not surprised, you are on the dark side. connell: i'm certainly on the dark