i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he makes big-screen magic... >> he was indeed a genius. he had the eye. >> ...but his heart belongs to this tiny stage. >> they're spectacular, down to the finest detail. >> this was the place where he poured all of his love. [ woman vocalizing ] >> so how did these guys inherit his life's work? >> i was a senior in high school, and i was looking for a job that i wouldn't hate. >> you feel like you might be sitting on a gold mine? >> must their show go on? >> it would be...over. >> it would be gone. everything would be dismantled and somewhere in a dumpster. >> or will the fat lady sing? [ operatic singing ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in rolling meadows, illinois. it's a suburb of chicago. some weather, huh? i'm here to meet two brothers whose strange inheritance had some serious strings attached. >> my name is justin snyder. and in 2006, our friend and mentor bill fo

i'm jamie colby.o nice to meet you. i meet wendy at persons methodist church. the forebearers of her stepfather, maurice person, started the church in 1838, seven years after the family is nearly decimated in nat turner's slave rebellion. i can't think of a more appropriate place to learn about an old bible that survives from that bloody day. what did the bible look like? >> tattered. it's missing the cover, very small. it was obviously something that you could carry on you. >> and, according to person family lore, the centuries' old book belonged to the uprising's leader. >> we all kind of talked about it here on these grounds at the family reunion. i knew it was significant. we grow up here knowing the story of nat turner. >> after all, nat turner's story begins in southampton county before it reverberates across the country and through the ages till today. >> till then, we remain steadfast, ready to strike at the moment of the lord's call. we'll destroy them all. >> he probably had a genius iq, but

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching it with you.monday everyone thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo and it has monday june 29th your top stories right now 6 a.m. on the button on east coast coronavirus deaths surpassing half a million across the world. this is cases spike in alarming rate in the united states hot zone. multiple states pausing reopening plans now futuring point to higher open now this beginning of a shortened trading week from wall street. dow futures up 140 points and nasdaq is negative. but just about three points and s&p 500 right now up 11 and quarter points this after friday sharp selloff nasdaq gain for the week and dow and s&p 500 down on the week as you can see a week that saw the dow

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."or watching, and remember, you can't take it with you. >> a ball club older than mighty casey... >> they were recognized as the best team of the 1860s. >> their 155-year-old baseball card... >> we are looking at a very significant piece of baseball history here. >> and she's looking at a very strange inheritance. >> he's my great-great-uncle on my dad's side. >> which one is he? >> now here's the payoff pitch. >> one of the big ones. this was a family heirloom. >> will there be joy in mudville... >> he was looking for a piece of the action, but i didn't know that. >> ...with jamie at the bat? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm in the berkshire mountains on my way to great barrington, massachusetts. i'm meeting a woman whose ancestor played on one of the great teams in the early days of baseball. his picture is on her strange inheritance, which may just be the world's oldest baseball card. >> my name is florence sasso. my great

any colby's in germany to learn german or if an equal why not learn with him d.j. music you learn course because very. cutting through the noise. where i come from people are known for being tough but fair new york can be loud and people tell it like it it is they call it the concrete jungle the melting pot the city that never sleeps it's this energy that makes it feel like old but amid the hustle it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who need to be heard we all have a story to tell but i see it as my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious now i'm based in europe and my work takes me around the world but my instincts for me and the state to tell the important stories behind the headlines what is the heart of the story why does it matter who live in fact how to stay focused if you want answers to cut through the noise to get to the troops. fighting the star kelly and i wanted to double. i minsk the capital of valorous a vigil is being held to remember politicians who disappeared from here without a trace 20 years a

by the fight for independence in the english speaking regions a growing dissent against president colby as 38 year rule elyse opposition leader maurice come to were arrested for handing out protective masks and sanitizing gel they face 4 years in prison if found guilty of rebellion. it's a campaign of intimidation we are just trying to help and protect the population from the coronavirus but the government has decided to fight the opposition instead of fighting the virus. many detained opposition members are in prison where a fire trapped 100 and injured dozens in may with airports now reopened those who can are leaving a country increasingly unstable as the corona virus continues to spread because hawk al jazeera. kenya has extended a nationwide curfew as a tries to contain the rising number of coronavirus cases president who are in the absence of the curfew will continue for another 30 days but will be shortened by 3 hours instructions on travel in and out of nairobi on monday or staying in place all gatherings are still banned and schools will stay closed until september. was ill the

by the fight for independence in the english speaking regions a growing dissent against president colby as 38 year rule eloisa opposition leader maurice come to were arrested for handing out protective masks and sanitizing gel they face 4 years in prison if found guilty of rebellion. it's a campaign of intimidation we are just trying to help and protect the population from the coronavirus but the government has decided to fight the opposition instead of fighting the virus many detained opposition members are in prison where a fire trapped hundreds and injured dozens and me with airports now reopened those who can are leaving a country increasingly unstable as the corona virus continues to spread because hawk al jazeera. you can find much more on our website the address that's. watching and the top stories government forces in libya are in the city of sirte and their latest offensive drive honey for hostile fire further east. cease fire plan announced with his interruption allies on saturday was quickly rejected by the u.n. recognize the government in tripoli across want to go ahead has

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i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. bs tonight" starts t now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we've been watching for days and nights the sorry, sad sight of violent protesters and vandals and arsonists torching, looting and destroying businesses, badly injuring citizens and bystanders as too often has been the case, city officials -- most often democratic officials -- told police departments to stand down, to stand back and to let the anarchists, thieves and looters own their streets. we've been told for days now that these left-wing-led protests and riots are righteous. righteous and just, claim the radical dems and the left-wing media, because they are in response to the injustice of the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. an obscene equivalency has been created in the media and in the left and in the minds of anarchists and radical dem protesters and activists, unleashing wholesale violence upon these cities, looting and burning across much of the country. targe

i am jamie colby. and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.he united states supreme court today handed down a deseussive victory for president trump and husband immigration agenda. it was a 7-2 decision. the high court bolstered president trump's ability to rapidly deport illegal immigrants including those seeking a asylum. in the majority opinion written by justice samuel alito, the supreme court ruled that those seeks asylum do not have a broad right to have their case herald by a u.s. federal -- heard by a u.s. federal judge. today's critical supreme court ruling has been preceded by victory after victory in the high court for president trump's immigration agenda. the supreme court ruling with president trump and supporting his decision to use $2.5 billion of defense funding to expand the border wall. the justices also ruling that president trump, saying the president was absolutely correct in focusing on detaining illegals and making it easier for the dhs to detain illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. the high court also agreeing

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." you tomo. it's "lou dobbs tonight "that starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we begin with a major development, a development that is aimed directly at the devastating impact of the china virus pandemic on american working men and women and their families. citing that pandemic and the national crisis that has resulted, president trump is expected to sign an executive order suspending hundreds of thousands of foreign work visas for employees and applicants, effectively freezing foreign workers from entering the country until the end of this year. president trump is obviously deeply concerned by the 45 million americans who have had to apply for unemployment benefits as the china virus pandemic spread throughout the united states over the past 13 weeks. and while the white house is encouraged that more than half of those have found work, president trump has chosen to suspend visas of foreign workers who would be in direct competition with american workers. the new executive order s

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and, remember, you can't take it with you. ♪.ou: good evening, everybody. it has been an historic day in washington where the u.s. supreme court today ruled on the trump administration's right to rescind former president obama's executive order on deferred action for childhood arrivals program. or daca, as it's more commonly known. it was created by president obama's 2012 executive order. his order provided temporary amnesty, work permits, other federal benefits to more than 700,000 illegal immigrants who were brought to the united states as children. in a 5-4 ruling the high court said that the trump administration acted improperly by terminating the program in 2017. that is the last clear-cut statement from the majority opinion. the court's reasoning tortured throughout. and these five justices appear confused as they often do, when roberts, the chief justice is the swing vote. for example, this ruling does not touch the merits of the program, meaning daca remains in place but it could end, end, the pin of this or any other adm

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in

people no longer, i think of subscribing to a culture but people now the thing that they want, any colby char was so good and people actually enjoy the book because there is a value added to being your authentic self. one of the things that i remember most about this campaign recently and going through this authenticity notice in your husband on the front of time magazine and i utilize that image for me in recent political history, probably i do this i would say you gave the second best speech, it was really good but that picture for me was right below when barack obama and jacob in philadelphia for the white house together and jacob as barack obama, does your here for like mine and brock leaned over in the looked young four -year-old judges here . the picture view has been on time, also it was helpful in aspirational just the true values of what the country can be. like that picture brock in the four -year-old black kid. that level of authenticity. that's giving your all and pouring your heart to the world. it's what i've tried to do in this book as well. pete: you give me a great honor

this is colby 19 cases by day you see a clear increase of cases. i want you to hold this increase of cases in your mind as we go to the next slide where you will see a clear increase in testing the blue represents a testing surge in a dramatic increase so we have an increase of testing resulting in an increase of cases and also an increase in positive tests. the increase of positive tests is not the direction we want to go. we want to go in the other direction so for this to be a metric to watch and measure. when you look at the increase of testing resulting along with other factors resulting in an increase of cases along with an increase of positivity, what we want to measure most important is where are we today with hospital capacity? that is the reason for the stay at home and stay connected order to slow the spread so we could treat all patients without crisis care. these are our hospital beds this does not include the 2600 additional surge beds, blue represents inpatient beds in use gray represents available. look at the total picture and on t

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. "lot starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. in some of this country's largest cities, particularly democratic cities led by democratic mayors, local governments, have turned over their streets to radicals, to thieves and, yes, killers. and for those who say that this is a time for healing, i would argue that, unfortunately, it is far too premature a time for healing. it is time to defend our national values. it is time to defend and enforce our laws and protect our citizens and, yes, our property. the country is awaiting yet another night of demonstrations and protests and potentially riots to see where the streets -- whether the streets of those cities and towns are controlled by mayors, city council es, police departments or vandals and looters and rioters, criminals and thug it is. in raleigh, north carolina, the police chief there has already decided to hand over that city to the mob. >> i will not put an officer in harm's w

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i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ hit 10,000. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the democratic party has a police problem, and it is a big political problem for the democrats. the radical dems calls to defund law enforcement are radical and beyond even the far left's embrace. and the far left now poses a very real threat to the democratic party and every american. after more than two weeks of demonstrations and often violent rioting by left-wing demonstrators and protesters, even left-wing national media and democratic leaders seemed in stunned acquiescence to calls to move even farther left, but that is exact exactly what they want their leaders to do. and self-ing righteous protesters and agitators pushing the left ageneral da, and at the top of that agenda, defunding police departments. president trump making it clear he will not permit lawlessness in this country and now reminding everybody as we approach election day that he is th

the academy pointed out colby's quote legacy of philanthropy community building and inspiration. his life of course was cut short when he was killed in a helicopter crash earlier this year the posthumous honor will be presented on july 18th. >>time now for school. >>as the mta waits to get back to action and irons out the details of some of its return some players are wondering whether or not they even want to partake in the resume season in the orlando bubble. no players have been named specifically but sources have confirmed, there were 40 to 50 players on conference calls over the past 24 hours discussing a number of concerns all players will have to be quarantined in the orlando bubble without their families or friends visitors won't be allowed until the first round of the playoffs which comes 7 weeks after the start of training camp that's not to mention the concerns players have about their health and with the civil unrest unfolding across the country. this is particularly a concern with players on teams that have little chance at winning an nba title. the nba and national

can't trace in addition -- food pantries in addition to tens of thousands of masks to local hospitals, colbyedical center and working with the many american merchants association so workers are safe from coronavirus, as well. ms. caruso cabrera: the least you could do after driving away 20 billion in taxes -- moderator: we will get to those other issues. you been doing since the advent of the pandemic and what we you -- would you do if elected? ,> we have a law in the state the police secrecy act carried that needs to be repealed. get information about misconduct. the other thing i have noticed is when police get out of the academy, they have six months of training. they don't have the ability to understand how to cope with or copeviolent crimes mentally with people. that needs to be addressed and if i am in congress, i also want the georget we call floyd act, showing people the justice we need to make sure anyone who commits a crime should be punished for the crimes they committed. you can understand how people have racism toward us, i can understand that and being your the community, what

making sure that's as senator colby char said, we have to focus on the things that are unfortunately, involved in ten to like for housing and poor education opportunities and high rates of an appointment. these are all the kind of things in the invest there, give people opportunities there will have less people beat the criminal justice. the fundamental things. when you're dealing with interest . to push against those interests and say just because we have done it this way forever, does not mean we will continue to do it this way in the future. amy klobuchar: exactly. i think sometimes people if you just throw money at things, you don't have to do it that way. you can make things conditional, you can change the way the money is spent . and in case, as i said, think about like drunk driving way back. finally the federal government said no highway funds to states unless you change your standards for golf driving so many people drop dying. you can do the same thing on the state and federal level when it comes to decisions about funding. if a conditions and funding. i just want to add one

health crisis so far and also what about labor's failings as well was it more about the need to jamie colbynot connecting. well that's also part of the story i mean you're problem number one for labor is that you know it hides an electorate a traditional momentum toss now in coming that are the you know was predominantly progress it but the party you don't have become increasingly successful running over the support of young metropolitan university graduates one undoubtedly saw the pro remain celeb $176.00 thought itself caught in the end the labor policy was more crow remained that it was in terms of 70 but arguably still not as per remain as it needed to be it. i don't so many remain but it's a i mean mustn't you this report argues that in the same time sure that many of those no income voters are us still residents of the left wing when it comes to you know watching the government trying to do to reduce inequality etc. in the end labor has actually 2 left rates of them and that promise therefore in the end that's made it more than easy so all the hood which they can service because lease

by the fight for independence in the english speaking regions and growing dissent against president colby as 38 year rule allies to opposition leader maurice come to were arrested for handing out protective masks and sanitizing gel they face 4 years in prison if found guilty of rebellion. it's a campaign of intimidation we are just trying to help and protect the population from the coronavirus but the government has decided to fight the opposition instead of fighting the virus. many detained opposition members are in prison where a fire trapped hundreds and injured dozens and me with airports now reopened those who can are leaving a country increasingly unstable as the corona virus continues to spread because hawk al jazeera. the leader of the catholic church is appealing to people to follow virus guidelines as countries start coming out of months of lock down pope francis sounding the warning during a service in rome attended by several 100 people italy's gradual reopening now allows the public to gather in vatican square on sundays. the lockdown in the u.k. so a big drop in crime but th

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'molorado. it's a suburb of denver that, like allf

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching it with you. good morning happy monday everyone thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo and it has monday june 29th your top stories right now 6 a.m. on the button on east coast coronavirus deaths surpassing half a million across the world. this is cases spike in alarming rate in the united states hot zone. multiple states pausing reopening plans now futuring point to higher open now this beginning of a shortened trading week from wall street. dow futures up 140 points and nasdaq is negative. but just about three points and s&p 500 right now up 11 and quarter points this after friday sharp selloff nasdaq gain for the week and dow and s&p 500 down on the week as you can see a week that saw the dow down 3% was nasdaq and s&p 500 down almost 3%. add boycott slit sit major companies pulling out of advertising dollars from social media giant is costing company millions anding to surngd pressure and down two and a a quarter percent right now. boeing takes flight test of the 737 max begin this

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. dagen: good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, monday june 22nd, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. breaking news. the senate proposing $2.3 billion deal to acquire minority stakes in nokia and erikson in challenge to hauwei. maria speaking to attorney general william barr on sunday morning futures. >> companies like erikson and nokia are the strongest western competitors in this sector, ultimately the west has to rally around these companies, whether that means private ownership or state involvement. dagen: much more of maria's interview throughout the show. rallying again, president trump officially restarts his 2020 campaign with the rally in tulsa, oklahoma over the weekend, what he said about his opponent and the controversy over crowd size ahead. speaking of rally futures back on the rise this morning, 216 point gain after friday's disappointing downturn led by apple's decision to close stores over fear of coronavirus, but look at the markets go last w

boulevard montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between colby avenue and lincoln blvd washington boulevard between kobe avenue winner. will also i have limited access to cars for residents, 10 delivery and emergency services as well we have the details of all of these changes to the street patterns there along the presidio on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>it's a quick break at 7.21 still ahead growing concern in buffalo new york after multiple officers resigned because 2 officers were charged with assault for pushing a 75 year-old man to the ground causing him to bleed from the here and pass out we're going to see how the these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, cal

this is where the colby comes from the prime minister to businesses in australia to get them to reallybout their role in an organisation and so individuals are well—versed in how to protect their own private property or even when they walk out of businesses in the afternoon, they will lock the doors and turn the alarm on. we need that same thinking when it comes to the online environment, corporate data. and, of course, australia is part of the five eyes security with its very close links with the us, the uk. can it hit back, would it hit back? what do you think is happening politically on that front? australia, like all the five eyes nations, has the ability to fight back. we have an offensive capability, but like the rest of the five eyes, we only use that sparingly and when it is appropriate and by international norms, so at some stage, if this escalation continues, we might see some sort of retribution. thank you very much for joining us from canberra. in a message to the british chambers of commerce, the queen has praised the response and generosity of the business community in th

when i went to colby college in maine i had an incredible teacher who somehow was so involved in politicaltheory and government and politics that again he made you feel even that plato was alive. i think there's no question that we teachers when they are good candidates make you realize you were reading about people who are dead and long gone and had no inches an hour love and ct are present-day life you're reading about people up passion who had problems and who had lives. you feel their life as you feel the people living in your own life or they come alive and you care about history but i was looking up to have those two great teachers. >> host: and writing wait until -- wait till next year when did you learn about yourself? >> because my parents died when i was young my mother when i was 15 and my father when i was still in my 20s it was as if somehow they were not alive in my life in quite the same way except the stories they told to my children. to be able to share their lives with the people who would read the book and i thought it would simply be writing a book about baseball or the

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