and so, it's arthur allen iii arthur allen's son, who marries elizabeth. so it's elizabeth who makes a first-round revolutionary changes to this house. when we are talking about elizabeth ray allen and her husband, arthur allen iii and arthur smith. this is the third-generation that has lived in arthur allen's brickh ouse that would eventually become bacon's ho castle. by this time, they have established themselves as one of the first families in virginia. they are very upper-class. they're entertaining the current governor. they are friends with the landed gentry. so they are also in a tobacco economy. most of this plantation and the surrounding plantations are all working with seliling tobacco. the estate rakers that we have at this time -- records that we have at this time have most of the financial records being traded in. hogshead tobacco so we are very heavily in a tobacco economy at this time. the room we are in now is one of two period room inside of bacon 's castle. this room would have been in a 1755 probate inventory. after arthur smith passed a

by 1665, arthur allen has completed arthur allen's brickhouse. by the time he completed building this house he is already in his 60's. he lived here for four years and then passes away. he was born and raised in england, which has a high number of jacobian architectural structures. it makes a lot of sense that this was the high-fashion. when he built his house in the wilderness of surrey county, he decided what he wants to do is build a house in the style he remembers, high-fashion. this is what he wants to do. he builds a style that has stables, chimneys. he built it in a 2-1, 2-room, and two-room plan. you have four large rooms. you have your porch tower and stair tower in the back in surrey tradition. it is already out of date. nobody in england has been building jacobian architectural style for the past 50 years. it is just not being done, which is why this style is so rare to find in this hemisphere. there was nobody in north america building to that level at that time. after he passes away, the estate goes to arthur allen ii. he has been ed

i opened it up, and i pulled out a card, and it said, william allen jordan. >> reporter: william allens, like, "wow, this isn't him. it's close, but it's not him." >> reporter: at the time, she'd tucked the information away, thinking it must be an alias used for undercover work. but now she decided to dig some more. you put that name into google. >> uh-huh, i did. >> reporter: what came back? >> horrific, horrific news. beyond anything i could've expected. >> reporter: enter, enter, enter, and it just gets worse, and worse, and worse. >> the more i read, the worse it gets. >> reporter: coming up -- >> this was not a surprise to me. i knew this of going to happen. >> reporter: a revelation from halfway around the world. another woman with another tale about liam allen. >> it was devastating. it was crushing. it was like coming out of the matrix. >> reporter: mischele lewis had been poring over a flood of shocking information she found online about her fiance liam allen. >> i was in my room. it was all dark. and, like, everything was just spinning. like, the hallway was kind of like, goi

>> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed. i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely, she could have been killed. >> when melissa's dad first hears the 911 call, he's overwhelmed with emotion. >> i've never heard anything like that in my life. i picture her laying on that bed, with this maniac on top of her. you can only assume what might have been happened, but it wasn't going to be anything good. >> in the courtroom, margalia says allen appears to have no remorse, and hearing his daughter's voice on that heart-wrenching 911 call again is too much. >> i just said, the hell with it. and i tried to reach him. and unfortunately, i didn't. i came within probably a foot or so, and got tackled by this middle linebacker bailiff there. he hit me around the waist and i fell to the ground and he was on top of me. so, i could picture myself really doing some serious harm to him, so maybe it's a blessing i didn't. >> in 2008, deric al

allen misfires on a three.ean miller will burn a time out to get hollis-jefferson off the floor and another well deserved standing ovation. mike you've seen the top teams. you've seen kentucky. you've seen duke up close. where does arizona stack up? >> mike: the thing that impresses me if they can shoot the three like this and get on a little bit ofa i run -- a six-game run in the tournament that's going to add another component that hasn't really been a big part of their offense over the course of the year. >> spero: this will be their eighth straight win since that last loss against arizona state. a team that is peaking and so well balanced as they get ready for the conference championship later this week. >> mike: they've got everything you want spero. they've got size. they defend. their offense is sound. they've got depth. >> spero: dorian pickens for stanford. who knows about what his future holdsment such a highly touted freshman. might this be his final home game? >> mike: the only senior is mcconnell t

allen misfires on a three.ean miller will burn a time out to get hollis-jefferson off the floor and another well deserved standing ovation. mike you've seen the top teams. you've seen kentucky. you've seen duke up close. where does arizona stack up? >> mike: the thing that impresses me if they can shoot the three like this and get on a little bit ofa i run -- a six-game run in the tournament that's going to add another component that hasn't really been a big part of their offense over the course of the year. >> spero: this will be their eighth straight win since that last loss against arizona state. a team that is peaking and so well balanced as they get ready for the conference championship later this week. >> mike: they've got everything you want spero. they've got size. they defend. their offense is sound. they've got depth. >> spero: dorian pickens for stanford. who knows about what his future holdsment such a highly touted freshman. might this be his final home game? >> mike: the only senior is mcconnell t

on november 10th, 2009, john allen muhammad was executed.en with red sauce and strawberry cake. >> mr. muhammad was asked if he wished to make a last statement. he did not acknowledge us or make any statement whatsoever. he seemed very unemotional. >> i'm still on death row fighting. >> prior to his execution however, muhammad did speak. this short video was made after his conviction and aired on cnn in 2007. it included what seemed to be an oddly upbeat farewell. >> thank you for your patience and kindness and the sacrifice that you always made. peace and may god be with you all. thank you. >> we will never forget, we'll never know their pain and we only wish we could have stopped this to reduce the number of this to reduce the number of victims. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> isis claims responsibility for attacks that killed more than 100 people in yemen's capital. disturbing new information about the men behind the blast and the sick trick they used to carry it out. >>> also, a march against terrorism in tunisia after the dead

. >> allen fisher is live for us from washington, d.c. hi again allen. so the u.s. national security council has issued a statement about this military operation. please remind us what the u.s. military role is in this. >> they are offering intelligent and logistical support. they say we are establishing a joint planning cell with saudi arabia to coordinate u.s. military and intelligence support while insisting that while u.s. force he are not taking direct military action in yemen. they're trying to say that yes we're involved but they're doing so from a bit of an arm's length. but if you are involved with logistical and intelligence support you're very much involved. i don't think there can be a little bit of getting involved in this operation. there will be more discussion with the state department, the military defense and the white house very late on wednesday night here. i think this is the only statement we're going to get from government sources before the morning and before we start to see perhaps people from the white house perhaps people from the state de

. >> but they were able to track down his current girlfriend, angela allen. >> she said she loved him. as they stayed together a while, he became more and more abusive, and eventually he beat her up a couple of times, as best i recall. >> angela said she knew all about belynda. >> i heard a couple of messages on an answering machine. one of them was that she was pregnant and that she needed to talk to him about it. >> angela told police that she and armstrong ran into belynda in a local bar shortly before she disappeared, and there was a confrontation. >> she wanted to see him to clarify the fact that she was going to raise this child herself and it was hers no matter who it belonged to. >> angela told investigators she ended her relationship with armstrong when she learned belynda was pregnant. angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. among them, a large knife. police asked forensic experts whether this was the murder weapon. the answer was maybe. >> in my experience, people who attempt to match a particular knife to an injury venture a li

general allen, general fantini, general olson, welcome. we are delighted that we have such a distinguished array of generals to really speak with us this morning. thank you for appearing here today and thank you for your tireless service to our country. the main purpose of this hearing is to get an update on the progress of the anti-isis coalition. and the significant challenges that remain. but we must also address the elephant in the room in my opinion, the need for a new authorization for the use of military force or aumf. as i said again and again, this committee, and this congress have an important role to play in our foreign policy. i believe that's the case with our negotiations over iran's nuclear program. and the same must hold true when it comes to our effort against isis. congress needs to play its part. i will resist any attempt to marginalize congress fulfilling its constitutional role. by passing the new aumf, our service members, the brave men and women in uniform risking their lives against this enemy would feel the full su

allen is live tonight to explain allen what's going on? >>reporter: ever since the bay light in were installed they had san francisco residents gleaming with parade. now only going to be turned off temporarily but supporters for the art project still felt like they deserved a proper farewell ceremony. he. >> thank goodness that we have the capacity to fall in love with the bridge. >>reporter: since they were installed 2 years ago the bay lights have captured the hearts of residents and tourists alike. but after tonight the 25,000 led lights will go dark so-cal transcan perform maintenance on the cables and the lights can be replaced. >> this is very tough condition for any sort of equipment with moisture and vibration and changes in temperature. so we have made led lights morrow bust. >>reporter: when the bay lights return they will be her permanently. rest restaurant owner pete helped raise the 4 million dollars to get them back and for good reason. >> it's definitely increased the business. we get probably half of the people that make re

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the district 11 seat is, casey allen is not able to be here today. he's been on the cac for a number of years and i worked closely with him on policy and he's been a grit go-between for my office and the bikish shies with the city and i would like to continue his seat with his participation. so we can open up this item up for public comment. any member of the public who would like to comment on item no. 1, please come forward and seeing none, we'll close public comment and can we have a motion on these seats? >> sure through the chair, happy to support the district 3 and district 11 nominees. i would like to send forward mike brant for seat 3 and casey allen for district 11. >> seconded by supervisor cohen and we will take that without objection and we can go on to our next item. >> item no. 2 is a hearing to consider appointing one member term ending december 31, 2015, to the sro task force. there is one seat and one applicant. >> okay, if we could have the applicant please come forward. >> hi, good morning. my name is jamino dolio and i was managin

general allen, general fantini general olson welcome. we are delighted that we have such an, a distinguished array of generals to really speak with us this morning. thank you for appearing here today and thank you for your tireless service to our country. the main purpose of this hearing is to get an update on the progress of the anti-isis coalition and the significant challenges that remain but we miss also address the elephant in the room in my opinion, the need for a new authorization for the use of military force or aumf. as i've said again and again this committee and this congress have an important role to play in our foreign policy. i believe that's the case with our negotiations over iran's nuclear program and the same must hold true when it comes to our effort against isis. congress needs to play its part. and i will resist any attempt to marginalize congress fulfilling its constitutional role. by passing the new aumf our servicemembers, the brave men and women in uniform risking their lives against this enemy would feel the ful

allen is live tonight to explain allen what's going on? >>reporter: ever since the bay light in were installed they had san francisco residents gleaming with parade. now only going to be turned off temporarily but supporters for the art project still felt like they deserved a proper farewell ceremony. he. >> thank goodness that we have the capacity to fall in love with the bridge. >>reporter: since they were installed 2 years ago the bay lights have captured the hearts of residents and tourists alike. but after tonight the 25,000 led lights will go dark so-cal transcan perform maintenance on the cables and the lights can be replaced. >> this is very tough condition for any sort of equipment with moisture and vibration and changes in temperature. so we have made led lights morrow bust. >>reporter: when the bay lights return they will be her permanently. rest restaurant owner pete helped raise the 4 million dollars to get them back and for good reason. >> it's definitely increased the business. we get probably half of the people that make re

general allen, you're a retired u.s. marine four star general, you were the former commander of nato's international security assistance force and the u.s. forces in afghanistan for about a year and a half and then you became the senior adviser to the secretary of defense on middle east security. you commanded during that a period of time 150,000 u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan during a critical period of the war. i put that out there, one in recognition of the service, and, two, in also the framework of my question. what does enduring -- no enduring combat forces mean? >> well, i think obviously the nature of the contingency or the emergency or the potential conflict will give us the indications of what kinds of measures would need to be taken in the aggregate to deal with that emergency, to give the president the kinds of options that he needs in order to protect the lives of american citizens and americans interests in the homeland. each one of these emergencies will be different. each one will require a different

general allen, you're a retired u.s. marine four star general, you were the former commander of nato's international security assistance force and the u.s. forces in afghanistan for about a year and a half and then you became the senior adviser to the secretary of defense on middle east security. you commanded during that a period of time 150,000 u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan during a critical period of the war. i put that out there, one in recognition of the service, and, two, in also the framework of my question. what does enduring -- no enduring combat forces mean? >> well, i think obviously the nature of the contingency or the emergency or the potential conflict will give us the indications of what kinds of measures would need to be taken in the aggregate to deal with that emergency to give the president the kinds of options that he needs in order to protect the lives of american citizens and americans interests in the homeland. each one of these emergencies will be different. each one will require a different

. >> but south african art h historian nicholas allen believes he knows the answer.eves it's the world's earliest surviving photograph. >> i looked at the shroud and said, how were you made? the shroud tells us it is acting like a negative photograph. i'm quite aware that that might sound like a crazy idea, to think that somebody was able to make a photograph 600 years ago. when i started to look at the technology available at that time, i realized they had everything already. >> from his study of art history, allen knew that medieval artists already used an optical device called a coamera obscurea. >> it works like a human eye. we have a box that is sealed. no light can enter through it, except for this hole. like a human eye, there is a lens. whatever is focused outside of the box is focused through the lens and forms an image on the back of the camera. it's inverted, in other words, upside down. >> the lens at the front of the camera ensures a sharp image is projected on the back wall. >> we know this is ancient technology. there is no doubt that this technology w

good evening, i'm allen martin. i'm veronica de la cruz.e teenagers targeted in one east bay community. each time, the girls got away... tonight- investigators are looking at pattern of these attacks. kpix 5's ann notarangelo... live in hayward... with the profile they are developing. ann. hayward schools superintendent met with the police chief this morning . there will be a stepped up effort to keep students safe from a potential kidnapper when they get back from spring break. (fletcher location) friday afternoon, a hayward high student walking home along this street passed a white car, when suddenly a man tried to push her into it. she fought him off at which point he produced a handgun she continued to fight and was able to get away from him. upsetting on its own . but terrifying considering this is the third attempted kidnapping of a high school student in the city in 6 weeks. the first two attacks were against tennyson high teens. sgt. tasha decosta/hayward police something that we're certainly concerned about for the safety of our re

allen is live tonight to explain allen what's going on? >>reporter: ever since the bay light in were installed they had san francisco residents gleaming with parade. now only going to be turned off temporarily but supporters for the art project still felt like they deserved a proper farewell ceremony. he. >> thank goodness that we have the capacity to fall in love with the bridge. >>reporter: since they were installed 2 years ago the bay lights have captured the hearts of residents and tourists alike. but after tonight the 25,000 led lights will go dark so-cal transcan perform maintenance on the cables and the lights can be replaced. >> this is very tough condition for any sort of equipment with moisture and vibration and changes in temperature. so we have made led lights morrow bust. >>reporter: when the bay lights return they will be her permanently. rest restaurant owner pete helped raise the 4 million dollars to get them back and for good reason. >> it's definitely increased the business. we get probably half of the people that make re

general john allen on the coalition to stop isis. female vets, back home, but overlooked.the controversy over secretary clinton's emails. >> woodruff: a major challenge to the health care law at the supreme court. newshour contributor marcia coyle of the "national law journal" was there. this is the day everyone's been waiting for. >> big case judy. marcia, we know the court has weighed in on the constitutionality of the healthcare law. reminds us who brought this complaint and what is it about? >> this is what we call a statutory interpretation case involves the justices looking at a provision in the affordable care act and deciding what it means, what congress intended and the context and text of the law itself. this challenge to it was brought by four virginia residents who claim that there is a provision in the law that says federal subsidies or tax credits for low and middle income americans are available only on exchanges established by the state. they claim that does not include subsidies for purchaseons exchanges that the federal government creates. the act allows

. >> but south african art historian professor nicholas allen thinks he knows the answer. it's the world's earliest surviving photograph. >> i looked at the shroud and i said, how are you made? and the shroud tells us that it is acting like a negative photograph. i'm quite aware that that might sound like a crazy idea, to think that somebody was able to make a photograph 600 years ago. but when i started to look at the technology that was available at that time, i realized they had everything already. >> from his study of art history, allen knew that medieval artists already used an optical device called a camera obscura. >> camera obscura work exactly like a human eye. what we have here is a box that is sealed. no light can enter into it except through this hole. like a human eye, there is a lens. whatever is outside this box is focused through this lens and forms an image on the back wall of the camera and it's inverted. in other words, it's upside down. >> the lens at the front of the camera ensures a sharp image is projected on the back wall. >> we know for a fact that

it's the result of eight years of searching, spearhead and funded by paul allen.researchers deployed a remotely operated mini submarine from allen's luxury yacht, the "octopus" loaded with equipment. >> 1,023 people were lost. >> reporter: allen said he yearned to find the battleship as a way to honor his father, a world war ii vet, but also to pay tribute for those who fought for japan. >> you can see all the electrical wiring coming out of the central hole. >> reporter: the moussa she was strength. it was thought to be the largest. it took 20 allied torpedos and 17 bombs to finally sink it in 1944, a decisive victory for u.s. forces. finding the shim comes at a time when many in japan are remembering the war this week marks the 70th anniversary of the u.s. firebombing of tokyo in 1945 when more than 100,000 people were killed. allen says he is working with the japanese government to make sure the site is treated with respect. he says he views it as a war grave. gayle? >> all right. seth doane, thank you. we can say paul allen nerve gets bored. >> since i was jus

. >> joining me now, the author of the book "hrc" jonathan allen. also professor at fordham university christine greer and david axelrod. david, what is your reaction to secretary clinton's formulation there that this letter was either designed to help the iranians or to harm the president? >> well i mean i think you can make that argument either way. obviously, it was -- whatever it was, it was designed to scuttle these negotiations. there's a long way before you get to the logan act and treason to describe it. i think outrageous is a good word for it. this was a blatant attempt by the republicans in the senate to try and undermine these negotiations at a very sensitive stage. none of them can offer a really credible alternative in terms of what happens next which is always my objection to some of these foreign policy escapades on the part of members of congress. they they have ask what do we do if the talks do fail? and what is a credible response to this. they never really offer one. >> christina greer, david axelrod tweeted when the letter came

allen our comments are well-taken i'll support the project i'm a little bit more advance and do pass,onsent to go slower they have the restaurant build up a reputation and come back and expend the hours more than they what i want the neighbors involved in the sound like progressively to make sure they can not here hear it and report back to the commission after a year to see how things are going. >> commissioner hillis. >> per the zoning administrator so the variance on the rear yard is for how much of that kind of is it only for the one story addition or the two story and three story. >> in the zoning district rear yard 25 percent is required for all levels even though the below grades the code prohibits that structure going to the rear yard line so at the ground level they will have the coverage and the floors residential is only at the lowest level the variance is being sought. >> it is the one story. >> about 28 and a half feet that's approximately where that building will be. >> we had a similar project on 18th street in the castro i can't remember what we do they were asking the

that has allowed the 4r asqs(eratures to fall. 30 in allen town.ortheast philadelphia 35 degrees and 33 right now in atlantic city. we will see sunshine. still some snow on the ground. this time tomorrow morning, could be some snow falling from the sky in the mountains. we'll see wet weather arriving. this morning we have a few high clouds that have moved into the area. we're going to see this for much of the day. we'll get enough sunshine though to warm us to near 60 degrees this afternoon. a pretty good warmup. by 6:00 this morning, in the middle 30s. by 10:00, low 40s for philadelphia, allen town. the numbers still climb this afternoon. upper 50s later today with partly sunny skies. potential for some areas to go a bit warmer. possibly even low 60s in a few spots. standby for a pretty nice monday. last monday of winter partly sunny and mild with temperatures in the middle to upper 50s. there's wet weather on the way. it could be here as early as tomorrow morning. the seven-day when i'm back in ten. >>> it's about ten minutes after 5:00 now. we k

boyfriend in woody allen's blue jasmine. >> he is realizing a lifelong dream working with al pacino in the movie danny collins. he plays strange son. check it out. >> we have to check it out with mom and pop and see if it's okay. >> i want to go to a big at a bar. >> you know it's upscale. >> what's an upscale bar? >> cover charge, you know. >> cover charge now? this place big enough for you to do your moves? >> bobby, good to see you. >> that was me in the pool. >> really? a remarkable transformation. you get to play alongside one of your idols. now to work with al pacino it must have been a dream come true.

>>> mike allen, the question a lot of people are asking does the latest brouhaha that hillary clinton is dealing with does it matter with activists in iowa and new hampshire? >> supporters say no way, they don't care? >> but behind the scenes a lot of insiders activists, people who are elected officials, operative, say it does matter. joe, you know this. every reporter in town will tell you that despite the united front on camera when you're talking to top democrats off camera off the record, they're getting skittish about the possible effect this story -- they think it's breaking through. every week politico's james talks to these insiders in iowa new hampshire, about 150, about we found that 40% of the democrats say that this story really matters. so on camera it's about 0% of democrats will admit that it hurts. but in the survey a big number did. of course republicans very excited about it. 85% of them say it's breaking

allen you are monitoring all of those events, did anyone come out a winner? >> the question was who was most impressive to the audience in iowa and nationwide. there is a lot of sentiment that jed bush was trying to create an aura of invincibility did a good job of seeing -- seeming fairly folksy and regular while being mindful of the national stage and that is important because while you have this event put together by iowa activists and republican donors they are taking a look at getting the agricultural constituency further ahead, these folks have

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pizzey in montabaur, germany tonight, thank you allen.o how are flight crews in america vetted for fitness? transportation correspondent jeff pegues found out. >> reporter: in the u.s., commercial pilots are screened and evaluated prior to being hired. on the job, they undergo medical exams every six months for pilots 40 or older and every year for those who are younger. but determining a pilot's mental and emotional state can be difficult. dr. gary miller is a designated aviation medical examiner. pilots have to self-report if they're having feelings of depression? >> they're legally required to disclose those things, under penalty of jail and fine if you fail to do so. but, of course, people can lie. >> reporter: to prevent suicide by plane or hijackings after september 11, u.s. airlines reinforced cockpit doors and added new protocols. when a pilot exits the cockpit a flight attendant or relief pilot must replace him so that the other crew member is never alone. before the germanwings crash europe did not have the same guidelines. acco

allen, thank you very much. at the crash site today crews were trying to speed the recovery and identification of remains by building a road into the mountainside in the french alps. right now the only way is in by helicopter. the road is expected to be completed as soon as tomorrow. today prosecutors wound up their against admitted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar sash ef. elaine quijano tells us about the discurbing evidence presented to the jars who will decide whether sash ef lives or dies. >> prosecutors showed jurors this never before picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev just a few feet away from his youngest victim eight-year-old martin richard. chief medical examiner dr. henrey nields showed are jurors the clothes he was wearing an pointed out a gaping hole in the boy's shirt where the blast had blown apart his torso. one piece of metal nields testified appears to have entered and exited richard's body severing his spine. there were small nail, round metal pellets, there were small fragments of wood and black pla

. >>> jerome allen is one of the greatest players in penn history.ortunately he will not be one of their greatest coaches. allen has reportedly been informed he will be fired after the season which conclude tuesday a at the palestra. his players learned of the situation before tonight's game with cornell and then went on to win their ninth game 79-72. afterward allen would not speak of the matter but what he did say, spoke volumes. >> i will say this, in my attempt to be like marshawn lynch, i'm just here so i won't get find. if you can read between the lines then you will save your breath. >>> senior day at temple will cummings in the hunt for his coach, before the game. then he got a parting gift. cummings had a career high 23 against you coon. huskies were put away. temple wins 75-62. they will be a three or four seed in the concerns tournament friday in hartford. >>> union back in town for their season opener a game you saw here on six abc. never know that field was full of white a couple days ago. this went to overtime. conor casey a's header ye

. >> gary: ray allen will not play in 2015. ray allen dick national basketball association's all-time leading three-point shooter says he would not play this season though will consider returning to the national basketball association next season. >> gary: there was some talk about the warriors kicking the tires on alan with the strongest lamar having him in that it will lebraun james and cleveland. the 39 year old allen won two national basketball association titles with james in miami. the last team for which she played. >> going into my ninth year as a general manager you contra glasses and you look back on people who has not made it this far who is no longer with the association or has passed on. >> gary: if you are a giant fan what did buster do? there you go! two more hits and rbis. shortstop and remembered this is a practice. >> gary: alex rodriguez played a baseball game for the first time in almost 18 months today. after getting a mixed crowd reaction he singled in his first at bat. he ends up going 1-2 bouncing into a