think with anthony burns returned to slavery in june. short time they had the first grip party going to -- immigrant going to kansas. a number of immigrant parties followed first one. they decided when the second one arrived, they decided to name their town. they were thinking of all kinds of names. boston -- they decided to name it lawrence after amos lawrence. one of the local residents had kind of a cute quote. he said the name sounded good. it didn't have a bad odor anywhere in the union. they decided to stick with the name of lawrence. very early almost as soon as the town was founded there were three newspapers. from the herald of freedom which lasted longer than any of the first three, which is by the way, online if you interested in looking at it, you can really get a sense of how quickly lawrence developed. it had a number of ads in the paper. there were talked about businesses being established. it actually develop sod quickly it almost filled up before they knew what to do with all the people a came. as you remember from the k

burns barbecue. >> anthony: so, what do you do?ne: moonshine. dukes of hazzard. boss hog. [ laughter ] >> anthony: wow. i could drink a lot of that. okay, that's gonna work. a torpedo size baked potato filled with cheddar cheese and chopped barbecue beef and homemade link sausage. slow-cooked pork ribs. big ass beef ribs. and brisket. >> bone: whoa. okay, i got a baked potato. >> anthony: this baked potato is yours. >> bone: it's, it's marvelous. >> anthony: that thing is, like, gigantic. my mother always said, "never eat anything bigger than your head." that is about the size of a human head. >> slim thug: that look good though, i ain't gonna lie. >> anthony: so, everybody, born here? >> slim thug: born and raised. >> anthony: the town changed at all? >> slim thug: a lot. >> anthony: yeah, in what way? >> slim thug: you know, it was like a big small town at first, and now it's becoming like a real city. you know. >> anthony: is that good or bad? >> bone: it depends on what you do. >> slim thug: good and bad, kinda. a lot of the st

laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> flames burned dangerously close to dozens of homes in the oakland hills today. sky 7 was overhead and abc 7 news was live on the air for more than an hour, bringing you the latest on the firefight there this afternoon. it was intense. people had to evacuate homes near campus drive off interstate 580 not far from merit college. dozens of firefighters are still on the scene, putting out hot spots and making sure there are no more problems. some will be there overnight and even for the next day or two. 22 acres burned, and it is 60% contained. but it had the potential to be twice as large. >> it's getting close. they're right over here. >> this video was taken shortly after noon when the fire started. 100 homes were evacuated. two to three dozen people were -- three dozen homes rather were actually threatened. >> this was a well coordinated collaborative effort amongst many individuals and many agencies, and we had excellent incident command. it helped us mitigate this incident in a relatively quick manner. >> good news, no one was hurt. no homes were burned

so many americans willing to destroy other american lives but burn an inanimate flag, not so much. anthony, line for democrats in los angeles, california. go ahead. caller: i mean, i think that wore talking about everybody's answering the question like whether or not it upsets them. it upsets me greatly when i see it burned. should it be illegal? no. it's a piece of cloth as another caller said. and it makes absolutely no sense. where does the line get drawn? are t-shirts ok while you're sweating on them? there's t-shirts of the american flag out, there's bikinis. it's a symbol. what's the symbol of? the last caller said it perfectly. the symbolizes allowing a person to burn it, to be free. the american flag is a wonderful thing. and what it symbolizes is the most amazing place in my estimation on earth and if you don't like it, there's 197 other places you can go. however, our right to burn something, right? our right to speak, our right to burn another country's flag, whatever it is, that's just, you know, somebody acting out. host: the constitutional amendment was introduced this year o

anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burntronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> president obama: today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, basically giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fidel castro is still hanging on. but recently, there are powerful indications that everything is about to change. we are in a little fishing town. this place is where

anthony, hurricane irma hit st. john with such force that the land looks burned. what was green is now brown. there are no leaves. there is no shade. at cruise bay which should be hopping with tourists, all the tourist bars are closed. some have sailboats pushed through their front doors. a ferry jump the on the curb and a customs office is has david in and closed. but there is good news it's u.s. navy is there in the air and on the ground. perhaps now the looting, which has been report there, will stop. but now matter how you measure it, anthony, this is a recovery that will be years in the making. >> mason: and people look pretty shaken, tony. >> reporter: indeed. but, there is also grit there. there is hope. everybody has been evacuated off the island with the exception of die-hards and old timers. they tell us they are going to rebuild, even if it means rebuilding from the jungle floor up. >> mason: tony dokoupil, thanks. all the major airports in florida have reopened, but most are operating at about half the normal capacity, and there is still a huge backlog of travelers, more than 17,000 flights in the u.s

anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burn

anthony, hurricane irma hit st. john with such force that the land looks burned. what was green is now brown. there are no leaves, there is no shade. at cruz bay, should be hopping with tourist, all tourist bars are closed. some have sail boats pushed through their front doors. a ferry is also jumped out of the water and on the curb. the customs office there which should be busy is caved in and closed. there is good news, the u.s. navy is there in the air. and on the ground. perhaps now the looting which has been reported there, will stop. but no matter how you measure it, anthony this is a recovery will be years in the making. >> tony dokoupil, thanks. the "overnight news" will be right back. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> all of the major airports in florida have reopened. but most are operating at half the normal capacity. and there is still a huge backlog of travelers, more than 17,000 flights in the u.s., and the caribbean were canceled. because of irma. the miami-dade police department shared this video of sister margaret ann helping in the clean-up after irma, the

acquitted jason stockily who says he shot anthony lamar smith five times following a high speed chase in 2011. tonight protesters have damaged property, burned an american flag. thrown rocks through store windows and authorities in riot gear diss penned pepper spray on the protesters telling them to leave the area. >>> developing right now, north korea's latest missile launch test over japan is further escalating tensions with washington. now north korea leader kim jong-un says he will complete its nuclear program in the face of strengthening international sanctions. the un security council strongly condemned the north's highly provocative ballistic missile test today. >>> two women are recovering tonight after nearly a dozen shots were fired into their home in kingsessing it happened about 2:00 o'clock in the morning. police say someone knocked on the door on the 5400 block of hatfield street. a woman inside says she looked through the peep hole and bullets just started flying through the door. by the time it all ended two women had been shot a-2-year-old child was also inside. thankfully she managed to escape unharmed. neighbors are oval y

anthony: it's hard. >> rodney: it is. >> sean: that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue 'cause in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burned> rodney: all night. >> anthony: rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest whole hog barbecue there is. rodney and his family have been there are no shortcuts. this ain't a craft, this is a calling. look at that. >> rodney: yes. >> anthony: oh, man. >> rodney: got to have a little bit of white bread with it. >> anthony: yeah, at least no doubt. see this is what everybody always gets wrong in new york. you serve cornbread with barbecue? which of course falls into crumbles. yeah, you've got to have that. >> sean: look at that. this is what we call pork spaghetti. >> rodney: gotta have some of that. >> anthony: man, that sauce is nice, too. it's just perfect, right? >> rodney: vinegar and pepper. >> sean: yeah, so good. >> rodney: that's my dad's recipe. >> anthony: do you do not the standard south carolina mustard dressing at all? i'm sure people are going to be pissed at me about this because feel strongly about these things, but i was not liking that mu

. >> anthony: on the outskirts of town in the roaring summer heat the fires still burn hot.fternoon air. on the parrilla many parts of once living things sizzle and char for the pleasure of those porteños who remain in town. like, mariana, my new therapist. wow. what? >> marina: wow. >> anthony: wow. i don't think that's enough. meat is king and fire and we shall go hard in honoring the flame. my god. i don't know where to attack this first. >> marina: all of this, we call it achuras. >> anthony: achuras. >> marina: kidney, sausage, which is chorizo, black sausage, which is the mocilla here. oh. >> anthony: and this is the, eh, famous intestine, right? >> marina: yes. >> anthony: after a week or two here even confirmed carnivores like myself will fall to their knees praying for a vegetable. so, is this normal, like, lunch for people? >> marina: yes, definitely. >> nicolas: tell me, what, what did you do during your time in buenos aires? >> anthony: ate a lot of meat. >> nicolas: yeah. >> anthony: you have any vegetables in this country at all? >> nicolas: you know, there are

anthony. abc 7 news. >>> let me take you now to a central coast where a fire is burning out of control near the town of lompoc. the fire is burning close to two neighbors, so far has burned 600 acres and burned 100 homes in the area. mandatory evacuations and near by roads are closed near by airport is closed while firefighters use it as a staging area. pretty serious situation and it's pretty windy which is not helping. >>> tracking our conditions on the fire lines. >>> the fire conditions in the bay area will be elevated into the weekend facing critical fire conditions in the hills. live doppler 7 showing the fog near the coast and parts of the bay. wind is howling gusting 37 miles. an on shore wind coming off that cool ocean water. fairfield 21 miles. when you check out the wind forecast for tomorrow you will notice it goes from a little bit breezy to the winds increasing as we head into the afternoon and evening hours which is precisely why the fire danger will be running high. take a look at the wind forecast. heading to tomorrow night winds along the coast between 25 and 35 miles. this continues

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burn unit and worried of infection. >> our bureau chief, tracee wilkins found out the attack also hurt a customer. he's out of the hospital. >>> they're accused of taking bribes over smoe removal. anthony willie of culpepper and kenneth adams of fairfax are accused of awarding over $9 million in snow removal deals to four contractors. they allegedly received $140,000 in investigators say this went on for three winters starting in 2013. >>> good news. if you use the met re station to get to work or -- the escalator set to reopen. construction on the 13th street entrance is complete with two new escalators in service. the work was supposed to take six months but wrapped up a month ahead of schedule. pretty good news indeed. >>> here's an answer to a question some of us may have lost sleep over. why are yawns contagious? new study says contagious yawning may be triggered by reflexes in the area of the brain responsible for motor functions. we learn what happens when we imitate other's accents. humans aren't the only ones who yawn. apparently dogs and chimps do that. >> when you read about yawning, research stuff like that, you start to >> well, you can use this study to your advantage nex

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louis even burning american flags hours after a former police officer was found not guilty of first degree murder in the 2011 shooting death of a 24-year-old black man anthony lamar smith who was shot and killed after a police chase over a suspected drug deal. officer said he acted in self defense and believed smith was reaching for a gun in his car. the shooting was captured on police dash cam as well as an internal vehicle camera and a cellphone video. i must warn you it is graphic. [ sirens ] >> prosecutors accused the officer of planting a silver resolver to justify the shooting. his dna was found on the gun, smith's was not. we are live in st. louis, ryan, i want to get right to the scene with you. what's the latest there, describe what you're seeing. >> reporter: things are getting tense right now. most of the day it's been very peaceful but right now you see the officers walking down telling everyone to move back. we were on scene just 20 minutes ago when someone threw a rock into a window of a house near by they were screaming for the person to come out, breaking the windows as we were filming. you hear the officers now giving can the command move b

burned flags and threw rocks and bricks at police. they were mostly peaceful earlier in the day until someone broke a window at the mayor's home. in 2011, officer jason stockley shot anthonysaid he acted in self-defense and believed smith was reaching for a gun. prosecutor say the officer planted a gun to justify their shooting. one woman at the protest said many demonstrators do not condone violence but they do not justice was served. >> there is no point in violence and there's no point to busting that window. that does not represent the true spirit of what st. louis is about. we are not violent. this is a community of people who want to come together but they need to be shown how to be brought together. >> some protesters say they will meet again today for more demonstrations. >>> we're learning details about a deadly shooting in the mission district. investigators announced the weapon used in the homicide was stolen from a police officer. we now understand that the prime suspect was facing deportation. federal immigration agents say they were using a gps device to track the suspect when he shot and killed a community volunteer during a robbery last month they say eric