and of course fallen timbers in 1794, anthony wayne of course is now fort wayne indiana today.thony wayne concord to miami's and really destroy the alliance with the british at the battle of fallen timbers and 1794, which is the unfolded on this matter. so washington needed maps in his presidency and then when he retired, he would need them to resolve his estate. and this map, his own survey but it's almost a thousand acre state and mount vernon was actually drawn in 1793, while he was in office. but it was an attempt to break up his farm by renting out, by keeping the manor house from here, where the mansion is, but renting out two capable farmers the various component farms. in his plan was to free his slaves. he had undergone a transformation in his views from being a run-of-the-mill slaveowner, with the worst attitudes in his younger days to a poor and the homeless dictation. but he had a problem. his peers in virginia were still slaveholders and would've been shot and felt betrayed if you suddenly freed his slaves while he was in office. and so come you struggle to develop

and and, of course, at fallen timbers in 1796 anthony wayne -- this, of course, is now ft.ayne, indiana, today. anthony wayne conquered the miamis and really destroyed the alliance with the british at the battle of fallen timbers in 1794. which you see unfolding on this map. so washington needed maps in his presidency, and then when he retired, he would need them to resolve his estate. and this map, his own survey of his almost 8,000-acre estate at mount vernon, was actually drawn in 1793 while he was in office. but it was an attempt to break up his farm by renting out, by keeping the manor house farm here where the mansion is and, but renting out to capable farmers the various or component farms -- various component preponderance farms. and his plan was to free his slaves. he had undergone a transformation, in his views, from being a run-of-the-mill slave owner with the worst attitude in his younger days to abhorring the whole institution. but he had a problem. his peers in virginia were still slave holders or and would have been shocked and felt betrayed if he had suddenl

wayne, frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener, oakland police chief anthony bats told ktvu he is staying on the job. it is a story ktv u.com broke just after 4:00. that's when chief bats sat down with our john sasaki to explain why he won't be the top cop in san jose. >> reporter: i sat down at about 4:30 this afternoon with police chief anthony bats because he says that police department decided