they learned that this guy, their great-great-great-uncle andrew green, was born in 1820 in an area known as green hill in worcester, massachusetts. >> he had 10 brothers and sisters. his father was a lawyer. they were well-off but not rich. >> 300 miles south of kennebunkport here in manhattan, historian mike miscione has pieced together the story of lisa and john's ancestor and how he left his mark here in the big apple. and while there's no skyscraper, highway, or airport named after him, it turns out there really ought to be. >> he was largely responsible for creating the institutions that transformed new york into a world-class city. >> mike explains that, as a teenager, andrew green left massachusetts and moved to new york city. >> he worked as a clerk at a dry-goods operation, and, eventually, he decided to settle upon a career of law and came into contact with a up-and-coming lawyer by the name of samuel tilden. >> tilden is making a fortune representing railroads. he's also becoming a big shot in new york politics. >> green's dealings with tilden brought him into democratic polit

. >> why does andrew green have george washington's will?s, cold-blooded murder, a legacy all but snuffed out... >> this was a cloud of suspicion of having lived a double life. >> what did they do? >> what are the chances that those boxes would've just been trashed? >> very good chance of that. >> what would you do? >> well, it drove me crazy. >> how 'bout 6,000? >> and what's it all worth? >> you think you'll ever get another auction with a story like this? >> no, i kinda doubt it.

on a green tie and do the right thing and contain this so, that's -- >> are you talking about andrew's greenare you talking about? >> yeah, i am. sorry. i am >> dennis, you have been watching since early this morning. >> thank you thank you so very much [ laughter ]. >> i feel fashionable. >> i like that tie. >> do you? >> i do. >> it's a mistake those viewers not with us earlier, it's not my regular m.o. >> it doesn't look like andrew >> we oftentimes have ties lying around. >> how did you forget your tie you're a professional. >> i wish i was a professional >> dennis, thanks for your time. >> thanks for watching, too. that's nice. >> give us an update soon. >>> when we return, some new economic data due out at the bottom of the hour we'll get a new look at gdp, jobless claims and a whole lot of other information that will be outdated before we get it. >>> 3m is the largest u.s. supplier of the respirator masks that are recommended to protect against the coronavirus. we'll talk to the analyst behind the call upgrading the stock this morning u'ay tuned yore watching "squawk box" right here o

the fight over new york's green light law is escalating. democrat governor andrew colin powell after the trump administration announced it would ban residents of the empire state from enrolling in programs that expedite border crossings. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is accusing donald trump of retaliating against new york state for its so-called sanctuary immigration policies which shield undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> this is unbounded arrogance, hyperpolitical government and another form of extortion. >> in a letter to the department of motor vehicles, acting away security secretary chad wolf announced that effective immediately all new york state residents will no longer be the to enroll or reenroll in programs that expedite national travel. pre-check is not effective. wolf says it is a direct result of new york state's green light law which allows and document immigrants to apply for drivers licenses. the law prevents federal immigration officials from accessing any dod information without a court order. ice agents rely on dod infor

the top team out west, the golden state still waiting for staff andrew wiggins scratched just before tipoff draymond green suited up. >>but that didn't last very long lebron james made the trip to the bay area but ts this one out with a groin injury 2nd quarter aymond green already has one technical foul called for the file after hitting the floor on at white howard screen green doesn't like it lets the official know about it gets teed up for the second te that an automatic ejection. >>and there's bronze reaction watchg it all unfold from the bench just enjoying the entertainme fohim now into pasco throws it down on the backdoor cut klay thpson loves it. 23 points for the rookie starts a2 point game at the break. th2nd half. all lakers, anthony davis matchup nightmare, the spin and3 to leave the late later a who is my great friends. l. steve kerns. a further 8. golden state in phoenix college basketbalmark fox in the cal golden bears hosting 21th righto colorado this year ago was right to the 2nd half call-up 3 three's good bradley led the bears with26 later, cao still in control kareem south can grow to

across the state that andrew yang did not hit the 15% viability threshold and his voters were up for grabs with sanders, with buttigieg, with warren, and all of the folks with the greenumbers over there, and they gained from andrew yang's loss and amy klobuchar's loss and joe biden's loss in this process. let's take a look at tom steyer as well. he had 1,879 in the first round. in the final round he went down to 222. so he lost 1,657 votes between the first and the final round in the way that the caucuses work. so if you are looking at the red side of the ledger, let's see here if i can highlight just that column. 675, 4,636 for yang and 1,657 for steyer and then down here with joe biden, 2,003, and these were the available votes for the second round, and who did the gaining? your three leaders right now at this moment in the evening, and that would be bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, and elizabeth warren. reminder, wolf, this is the popular vote that i am talking about and not the all important determinative metric the state delegate percentages. >> very important indeed. we will get the thoughts from jake and dana and what do you think? >> first of all, it is intere

new york governor andrew cuomo amid intensifying feud over new york's green light law grants driver's undocumented immigrants and grants u.s. customs and border protections from accessing the data base. we speak exclusively with chad wolf who was inside the meeting. but first to white house correspondent kevin corke with the details. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, ed. good to be with you. it is so important to point this out this all stems from the fed's decision to cancel new yorker's access to entry because of the state's decision to issue drivers licenses to non-citizens and, again, restrict the access to that information by dhs and other federal agencies. and the new yorkers say this is really costing them and i mean big time. look it, they say 50,000 individuals have been conditionally approved for global entry. well, that's not going to happen now. 30,000 currently pending and get this, 175,000 could see their privileges expire and not be able to reenroll unless something has happened here between the two sides. governor cuomo held a news conference before leaving for was

green. now a special project at the home of golf — st andrews — is helping former soldiers to benefit from thatch never been the same since i came back. it is upsetting, pretty much nonstop, my mind racing all the time. certain sounds will make you remember stuff you have seen, and smell give you memories you do not want to remember. john is a former soldier who served with the us army in afghanistan. he is one of seven ex servicemen from around the world is undertaking a crash course in caddying in st andrews. let's put you on the driver and i want you to aim to the left of the bunkers out here. 0k. the residential caddy school for soldiers was the brainchild of this man. his father was a veteran. he came back from the warand the was a veteran. he came back from the war and the only girl he ever loved was peggy, who died after giving birth to two boys. i was one of them, my dad was shattered and he slept on her grave. it was his buddies from the war who picked him up buddies from the war who picked him up and try to talk him through his grace. i wanted to do something that would honour those s

green. now a special project at the home of golf — st andrews — is helping former soldiers to benefit from thatame back. upset, angry, pretty much nonstop, my mind racing all the time. certain sounds will make you remember stuff you have seen, and smells give you memories you do not want to remember. john pitts is a former soldier who served with the us army in afghanistan. he is one of seven ex—servicemen from around the world undertaking a crash course in caddying in st andrews. let's put you on the driver and i want you to aim to the left of the bunkers out here. 0k. he and the rest of the men are taught under the watchful eye of david gilchrist, twice scottish caddie master of the year. these guys have been through probably the worst atrocities you can ever imagine and we are bringing them here, training them to have a new life. oh, yes. i have struggled since i got out of military tour. i have tried a few different things, they have not suited my lifestyle. this is perfect, it is outdoors, it is a nice environment, it is active. it is the second year the school has run. scottie hale took p

greens. that's it from me, but there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. back to you, reeta. that's just about it — but before we go, a reminder that the andrewarty leader nigel farage. 00:21:57,366 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 from all of us here, goodnight. residents to the south of australia's capital, canberra, have been put on alert over fears that bushfires may spread. a state of emergency was declared yesterday, the first in the area since deadly fires there in 2003. shaimaa khalil reports. the bush fire south of canberra in the national park behind me has been burning for more than a week now. today was meant to be the worst day. it has already ravaged through 115,000 hectares, about 15% or more of the australian capital territory, or the act. the head of the emergency services here has said there is no immediate danger to suburbs in canberra, but said the situation could change for areas south of the capital. so in the suburb here, people have been told to keep a close eye on fire activity. you have the combination of sweltering heat — today has been a really hot day — the wind picking up, and tinder dry landscape. that is how things can

this greene county represents ba but really, tucker a bed of misnomer because very few votes, six, four, 34 andrew yang who rather dropped out. ignore that part of the board for a moment. keep your focus on the bottom half of the state, this is where most of the votes come in. rocking ham county but what i find interesting developing right now, good battle for second place, sanders which seems to be a comfortable lead about 4% or 5% at the moment. elizabeth warren ran this county hard for him from the neighboring state of massachusetts in the south. folks and rocking ham county get their news and the boston area. elizabeth warren is not showing up in this county at this point tonight and perhaps the rest of the night if you listen coming throughout the course of the state. bernie sanders here on the western side of vermont, sorry, the state of new hampshire, sorry. this is vermont here on the other side of the connecticut river valley. bernie sanders ran up the numbers four years ago with hillary clinton. pop down here to chester county. you have 1300 sanders, buttigieg a thousand, klobuchar 800.

governor andrew cuomo will meet president trump over impasse about letting homeland security access dmv record, agency bans new yorkers from enrolling in trusted traveler program after the state passes greenthe senate looking to curve president trump's war powers, democrats say they have the support to pass a bill which would require congress to authorize military force against iran, this in reaction to authorize drone strike that killed iran's military leader general qas south carolina em soleimani. president trump coming to attorney general's defense, slamming over roger stone's reduced sentence recommendation in russia probe. blake: griff jenkins with latest from washington. griff. >> good morning, blake and lauren, senator elizabeth warren joining on conversations, shock awes through washington. >> we can't let this moment go unremarked, what the attorney general has done, we should all be calling for the resignation of the attorney general, if he won't resign, remember, the attorney general can be impeached. >> intervened in stone's sentencing facing 7 to 9 years under prosecutors compliance monday after midnight tweet by the president, barr and his team changed course requesting a l

think of aliens as little green men or mega brained blizzard creature but a growing group of astronomers are as were think about extraterrestrials and all the wrong ways. andrewmy department of foothill college has the intriguing possibilities they are in fact here, but we just don't know it. another astronomer harvard professor says he doesn't think we think the project we can't predict the aliens but we are aliens ourselves. potentially be could be part of an experience meant for life was planted on earth and someone is watching. should the aliens reveal themselves? i am tired of waiting, i'm convinced. >> bring it on. [laughter] >> i say bring upon if i was an alien i would be so disappointed that i landed on this planet though. to be honest humans are idiots we are so dumb. we just had a thing last week that set a broom can stand up on its own. >> i thought that was really fun. [laughter] we are idiots. >> if aliens are going to be here i don't want them to be like zero here's a mini cellar i went the independence day movie aliens the giant things. >> the ones trying to take over the world? >> those kind of aliens. kat: tom i heard you say the greenroom o

green right now. casper, the new one on the block, up about 1%. nice move for purple innovation, up 3%. >>> to the white house right now, where new york governor andrew cuomo at this moment is apparently meeting with president trump. on the agenda, the trusted travelers program. that's a set of programs that most notably includes global entry which allows expedited clearance for preapproved low risk travelers entering the united states. a lot of new york business leaders and ceos use and need global entry, but the trump administration has banned new applications from new york residents, saying the state government led by cuomo is making it impossible to quote, vet applicants. what is really at issue here? well, new york's recently passed green light law which allows undocumented immigrants to apply for drivers' licenses but also imposes a blanket prohibition that prevents the federal government, read border control and i.c.e., from accessing dmv data, which could be used to track down undocumented immigrants and deport them. this is what's weird. new york is not the only state to offer drivers' licenses to immigrants. so do more than a dozen other st

andrew wiggins, the newly acquired number one pick of the entire draft, has been viewed as overly passive, and according to some reports, people feel he has not reached his potential as an extremely gifted athlete. green is a good judge of such things. he thinks that his quiet nature has been completely misinterpreted. >> he wants to be great. he's not demonstrative. he is not very talkative. people never see it. he fits in perfectly. we want to try to help him reach his potential, whatever that is. >> using the word snitch in any context is heavy duty. that is what one of the most respected voices in all of major league baseball has used to describe mike fires, the oakland a's pitcher, that thought by many, considered to be the first player to speak out against the astros stealing scheme in 2017, when they won the world series. here are the comments today from the boston red sox training camp. david ortiz said this. >> after you are making money and you make your ring, you talk about it? talk about it during the season one is going on. why didn't you say, i don't want to be no part of this? you look like a snitch. you know what i mean? >> they go. there are two schools of thought, whistleblower or sn

been more green lights for this project than the train drivers will probably see when they finally get on it. it was first proposed back in 2009 by the former labour transport secretary andrewbillion, and it would arrive in birmingham by 2020, this year. two years later, it was signed off by his successor, conservative transport secretary justine greening. in 2012, david cameron gave it the official go—ahead. then the queen gave her approval, then theresa may's government, then parliament and that stamp of the approval, and today the green light from boris johnson. stamp of the approval, and today the green light from borisjohnson. so we are all agreed it is agreed. 0r maybe not. and while all that green lighting was going on, the french have built a new high—speed line to south—west france. it cost 9 billion euros has cut an hour of the journey time from paris to bordeaux. traffic on that high—speed route has practically doubled since it opened. so let's speak to the former transport adviser to the french prime minister who is now at the international union of railways. good to have you with us. so this railway line, this new high—speed line will cut 30 minutes of the jour

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green. now a special project at the home of golf, st andrews, is helping ex—service personnel to benefit fromwin boys. i‘m one of them. my dad was shattered and he spent that autumn sleeping on her grave, and it was his buddies from the war who came and picked him up in the morning and try to get him to talk through his grief. i wanted to do something that would honour those soldiers, those world war ii soldiers, those world war ii soldiers, and also this new generation of soldiers. soldiers like bob goodwin, who was shotin soldiers like bob goodwin, who was shot in patrol in helmand province. how long do you normally hit the driver? normally hit about 225. him and the rest of the men are taught under the watchful eye of davey gilchrist, twice scottish caddie master of the year. these quys caddie master of the year. these guys have been through probably the worst atrocities you could ever imagine, and we bring them here, training them to have a new life. 0h, training them to have a new life. oh, yes! that'll work now. i've struggled a bit since i've got out of the military to, like, get into

traveler program and andrew cuomo met yesterday at the white house but they fail to reach agreement over the administration ban on new yorkers from global industry programs do you to green summarized heating saying this, we believe dhs is action was politically motivated and unwarranted as fbi already has information regarding criminal records and ttp applicants already go through extensive federal background check. my next guest was in the room yesterday in the meeting joining me right now was acting homeland security chad wolf thanks so much or for joining us. >> thank you you released a statement after reading this. the relationship between new york state and federal government is very important. but has been made difficult by unilateral action of new york state regarding shares of critical security information with dhs and continue discussion with the state of new york to find a agreeable solution. secretary you said to mes last week, it's not about the fact that new york is giving drivers license to illegals it is more about getting into the data of the department of motor vehicles tell us what happened at the meeting yesterday. rnl yeah. i believe they talk about

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