are there more baron families added? they die off, two sons -- do sons die off -- do sons sign off? i have not found a genealogy link, but i am tracing a family in particular and i have a question around the signers. bruce: the farther back you go, the better your chances of being connected to people who matter. it is pretty easy for most americans to somehow hook up into the lower nobility by the 1400s and potentially be descendents of one of these barons. there was an organization of barons and dames of magna carta, i think is what it is called. it is an international organization. you may want to consult with them because they see it as their task to keep tabs and verify who is connected. each time magna carta gets reconfirmed you have new signatures. in 1225 when it comes out, that is the official version. that is the one that is trimmed down, the king is ok with it, and he gets trotted out every time. only three of the barons who signed in 1215 are alive to sign and a few others. that is all there is. maybe there sh

the baron tried to make him to do so. and declared the charter null and void for all validity forever. so you might have thought that was that. the result was civil war between the barons who extorted the charter and the king and those loyal to him. it looked as if the barons were going to lose until prince louis, to whom they had already offered the crown, to invade. the french are a lot of trouble in my country. and this he did. in may 1216. he laid claim to the throne. both by hereditary succession. unremarkable but untrue. and by election by the barons. but he didn't promise to abide by the charter. it looked as though john was heading for defeat when he set out across the wash. the wash is a large, shallow bay in the east of england. he was crossing it in order to reinforce his garrison. john made it across the wash. but most of his baggage did not and sank into the sounds. he struggled on to newark, south of lincoln, but died there on the 18th of october. thus, as recorded in a book called "1066 and all of that," wh

king john originally signed the document under pressure from his barons in england. american revolutionaries looked to the rights guaranteed by the mag that carta as they rebelled gengs the enlish crown. princess ann was present at the opening ceremony. this program runs about 45 minutes. >>> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm james billington, the 13th librarian of congress. it's a great pleasure to welcome you all to the library of

king john originally signed the document under pressure from his barons in england. american revolutionaries looked to the rights guaranteed by the mag that carta as they rebelled gengs the enlish crown. princess ann was present at the opening ceremony. this program runs about 45 minutes. >>> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm james billington, the 13th librarian of congress. it's a great pleasure to welcome you all to the library of congress and to this event celebrating the opening of the library's latest exhibition, magna carta, muse and a mentor. i think it is indisputable that the library of congress has a special relationship with magna carta. we remember, of course, this institution's good fortune to have been called upon to safeguard the lincoln magna carta during world war ii. but as a repository of the accumulated knowledge of human civilization, the library of congress must also be acknowledged to be one of the best assets the united states possesses for participation in magna carta's greatest legacy, the preservation of the rule of law. the library b

king john originally signed the document under pressure from his barons at runny meade, england. american revolutionaries looks to the rights guaranteed by the magna carta as they rebelled against the english crown. this is 90 minutes. >> good morning. i propose to cover three things in my brief opening remarks this morning. why me? why now? why are you here? magna carta's relevance today. from an early age growing up in america, it was good king john the lion heart, bad king john lachlan and robin hood and his merry men, not to forget maid mir yen, littlejohn, fryer tuck, henry the viii, shakespeare, costume and architecture and in music. i grew up with the belief that the sun never sets on the british empire. i collected stamps from all over the british empire. all americans knew george washington, john jay, sam adams, all the founding fathers were english men. alexander hamilton was a scott born in the caribbean. as they came, so did settlers from germany, austria, hungary, polands, swiss, russians, chinese and all the countries came to the melting pot of america over the past

king john originally signed the document under pressure from his barons at runny meade, england.s they rebelled against the english crown. this is 90 minutes.

bruce baron's big idea was back on its feet.arcash has expanded dramatically over the last two years. there are locations around the country, and we have a call center where 1-800-carcash calls go into. the cars are either going directly to the auction, where we're maximizing our profit, or they're being sold at automatch, a used-car retail center that was started here on the show. but back at our original new york store, we're facing a very serious problem. andrew: the landlord has revoked our lease here. lemonis: what do you mean, he's revoked it? andrew: he's trying to use a clause from like 30 years ago to kick us out. jon: he sent this letter. i wanted to show you this letter. lemonis: do you have the letter? jon: yeah, i do. -lemonis: can i see it? -jon: sure. lemonis: lease dated 1987. "dear mr. baron, landlord hereby exercises its right to terminate the lease." jon: i grew up here. i was this big running around here. andrew: yeah. jon: to lose this spot would be catastrophic. lemonis: if you go back and you look at what

the barons could not possibly have intended to guarantee common law trial by jury. jury trials did not exist and only for certain types of cases. it meant no one could be tried by his inferiors. the barons, therefore, thought that they should be tried by each other, a concept that survived in the trial of peers in the house of lords. the barons did not consider royal judges to be their peers, much less the common folks that made up ordinary juries. in the 14th century, new understandings of article 29 arose that encouraged a future link to common law trial by jury. the 14th century was a time of great conflict between the crown and the nobility. parliament enacted a series on of statutes that referred to magna carta and confirmed a trial following lawful procedures should take place before jult. judgment. several of these 14th century statutes used a phrase we've heard about from both of our previous two speakers, due process of law. which thus became deeply associated with magna carta. the words due process of law comes from those 14th century statutes. beginning i

we will start with the bomber barons. this should be review for you. ?ight check g to somebody want to summarize the difference between their encapsulated in a few sentences? >> in short, he was talking about bombing and destroying the will of the people by attacking them and making them afraid. trenchard was about bombing the supply lines. and mitchell was a combination of both. col. wells: ok. morale attacks, terror bombings, and subsequently the view to do industrial bombing, destroying the capacity to wage war. who sirbody remember arthur harris was? the british raf leaders? they took the doctrine of the prewar years and made it a reality for the british. everybody knows who winston churchill is. he comes into power after the fall of france and he is the stalwart british leader. we will talk about him a little bit more and his use of bombing. lord beaverbrook is in charge of british industrial aircraft production. others are giants in the united states air force history. you might be less familiar with possum hensel. he was an instructor and his job

marty baron grew up in miami. .raduating from lehigh since then he has been a newspaperman.e is worth at the miami herald, los angeles times, the new york times, the boston globe and since 2012, he is the executive editor of the washington post. as editor of some of these newspapers, particularly the miami herald and the boston globe and the washington post, his team at these newspapers have 110 pulitzer prizes for excellence in journalism. was earlierent one this year when he and his team won the pulitzer for the series on the secret service lapses in protecting the president. a great series of stories. is a fine journalist. he also has keen interest in art . altogether, i am very proud to be able to present one of the best newspaper editors in the nation, marty baron. [applause] marty: thank you very much for that kind introduction. i'm delighted to be able to speak with you all today are you i am please to be able to share the stage with elisabeth bumiller. we started our careers together in the late 1970's at the miami herald as reporters. it is wonderful to be with her

known as the red baron, barone prepares for the run with a specially designed mountain bike prototype makes the trek up the volcano and gets ready to go. he mounts the bike and hits the slope. he flies down the volcano at a dizzying speed. suddenly, the bicycle seems to disintegrate underneath him and he's hurdled over the handlebars. his helmet ripped off him. he tumbles down the slope for nearly 110 yards. when he finally comes to a stop, he is still conscious but barely. he is rushed to the nearest hospital, an hour and a half away. eric says the high speed was too much for the prototype bike causing it to collapse. the good news -- before the accident he reaches more than 106 miles per hour. breaking his previous record. the bad news, eric suffers massive injuries, including six broken ribs, a broken leg and a head injury. his right hand is nearly torn off by the fall and he undergoes three shoulder operations. it is nearly two years before he is fully recovered. the man known as the red baron today only has partial memory of the accident, but he says he has no regrets. he intende

denisha baron is a former skater almost stabbed to death last month and her 21-year-old daughters was injured in the attack. they were stabbed by baron's husband and the money raised at the blue cross river rink will help pay for her hospital bills. >> steven burton is currently facing charges. >> amtrak is adding trains for the expected increase in ride ridership during the visit. they will run from washington d.c. to new york. they're visiting two other cities as well before arriving in philadelphia and amtrak is upping number of trips and adding special stops in philadelphia on september 26 and 27. >>> meanwhile septa papal passes are snot bad. the transit agency is now giving folks a chance to buy leftovertic threats time in person instead of online. and septa is selling one day train passes at select stations and they are required to ride the regional rails the weekend the pope is hire and we posted all the details for you on 6abc.com. >>> pope francis will soon speak to the masses in philadelphia during the world meeting of families in september and what will he say and will he

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marty baron. [applause] elizabeth bumiller thank you marty: thank you very much for that kind introduction and i am delighted to be able to speak with you today. i am especially pleased to be able to share the stage with elizabeth bumiller. we started our careers to rather in the late 1970's at the miami herald as reporters there. it is wonderful to be with her today. the subject i want to discuss today is a subject that is close to my heart. iitical to my profession, and believe, vital for democracy, human dignity, and personal liberty. the subject is freedom of expression. the case for freedom of expression was made long ago. among the most eloquent proponent was john milton and his ideas helped set the course for our own principles today. --1644, milton wrote this give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to concepts. above all liberties. today, in much of the world, that liberty is either nonexistent or in jeopardy. let me start by telling you about two recent encoun

joining me is hitha herzog and baron's senior editor jack hough. is a retailer that survived in a rough economy. they get a lot of pressure from amazon? >> they are, the comps have been pretty good since 2013. same-store sales increasing the last couple quarters. now they're having a problem, and one of the reasons is amazon, the other reason is as you remember, they're increasing those wages for their full-time employees, and while that's a great move on their part to take care of employees, have you medical costs that are going to rise for them. the wage increases and you have exchange. foreign exchange that's going to be affecting those sales. so they have to make a decision, are they going to keep the prices low and have very thin margins so the customer is happy or have a massive impact on the bottom line. cheryl: jack, a company like walmart prided itself, that was the reputation for being the place to get great deals, and amazon, jet.com are the places to get the smoking deals delivered to your door and walmart seems to be struggling to comp

the baron doll -- dillon was born in 1854. -- 1750 four. he became captain by 1777. he was made colonel before departing for america. he took command of a third regiment despite having lost part of his arm in a hunting accident when he returned to france. he became mayor under napoleon and was honored with a military order. he received an honor and retired the same year. he died in paris in 1837. his journal covers the period from november 1783 the start of the yorktown siege. though he begins his narrative in connecticut, he would have been and can't -- and camped -- encamped in newport. he took advantage of his year-long interval before the march 2 yorktown. "from january 15 1781 until may 25 when i arrived in lebanon, connecticut, i wasn't a single week in one place. i crossed new england, the continent, new york, the jerseys, pennsylvania, maryland, and virginia." he rejoined the army at the end of june. at the moment, it was not clear where the army was headed. he says "the entire army was ignorant of the mission. some said we were going to cross the north river

just outside pine barons in south jersey. atlantic city 60. dover 62. philadelphia, 72 degrees. sixty-nine in tannersville. pottstown 7o saint david 66. chester checking in the at 07 degrees. glassboro up to 74 already. cinnaminson 71. and, buena 71. it is i warm morning but very comfortable out there. satellite six with action radar we have cleared things out nicely down the new jersey shore. that little cloud mass, that is exiting stage right, that was all associated with that coastal storm that developed off the del marva yesterday. that produced high, thin cloud, and, strong wind down to the northeast, five, 25 miles an hour. today should be calmer. decent amount of sunshine and slight breeze. by 9:00. seventy-seven. 1:00 o'clock eight 46789 by 5:00, 85. we will top out at 86 in the city. cooler on the beaches. of course, always cooler in the poconos. i will have the the forecast for shore, poconos and city in a few minutes. we will talk about potential for severe weather in the seven day forecast, nydia. >> chris, thank you. >>> new this morning fire forced people from thei

who is known as hollywood's b baron of botox. his clients reportedly include madonna, gwyneth paltrow, kelly ripa to name a few. dr. brandt took his life earlier this year after martin short debuted this character that seemed to be a parody of dr. frederick. many quick to point a finger at short and tina fey but "vanity fair" discovered much more about this story. >> doctor here, you look fantastic. >> he was struggling with depression for maybe a month or two before kimmy schmidt. it happened very fast. >> hold on. what's this? what interesting skin you have. >> i think he was very hurt by the kimmy schmidt parody. sent a text message saying thinks i'm a freak. he was very upset by it. >> the famous new york doctor was an easy target because of his extreme look but beneath it all was a lonely insecure man so obsessed with beauty, he'd spent hours reading brutal comments online. people calling him horrifying, grotesque and like an alien. >> that night, he was not alone. friends were at his house in miami. they were worried about

baron award for cartooning to mr. clay bennett. >> thank you very much for that. first off, let me thank the national press foundation for this wonderful recognition of my work. i feel very honored if not a little out of place to be included in such a distinguished group of journalists. maybe i'll seem more dignified if only by association. now next i should confess that i always get a little bit nervous on occasions like this. i think my anxiety all stems from this experience i had when i was asked to speak before the texas press association in 2002. now here's drama ttization of work. i guess i was expecting a group of liberal reporters and editors. i knew it was texas. it was the tex press association. instead, i was faced with a room full of very conservative newspaper publishers from across the lone star state. now undeterred by the demographics of the group, i went ahead with my plan. after a short intro, the lights went down. and, let's see here, the lights went down. to have a typical, you know, sort of liberal cartoon slide show. well, when the presentati

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marty baron has been a newspaperman. the "los angeles , the," the new york times "theon globe" and post."ton as the editor for some of these wonpapers, his team have 10 the pulitzer prizes for excellence in journalism. themost recent one at "washington post" earlier this spoke abouts team the secret service and the united states. marty is a fine journalist and has a keen interest in art. he collects art. altogether, i am very proud to present one of the best newspaper editors in the nation. marty baron. [applause] marty: thank you very much for that kind introduction. i am delighted to speak with you all here today. i am especially pleased to share the stage with elizabeth to miller. we began our careers together in the late 1970's. it is wonderful to be with her here today. the subject i want to discuss today is close to my heart. it is critical to my profession, and i believe, vital for democracy, human dignity, and personal liberty. the subject is freedom of expression. the case for freedom of expression was made long

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in a statement, "washington post" editor marty baron said rezaian is innocent and called the trial "a sick brew of farce and tragedy." ali rezaian has spent months lobbying for his brother's release. if your brother is convicted, what do you do then? >> i think we move immediately for an appeal. we know that he's innocent and we know there is no evidence toainst him, so we have to believe that the truth's going to win out. o reporter: secretary of state john kerry says that right before they announced that landmark nuclear deal, his final words to his iranian counterpart were a plea to release jason rezaian. and, scott, u.s. officials say heey continue to make the case for three other americans imprisoned or missing in iran. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the state department this evening. anrgaret, thank you. today a pair of terrorists opened fire on the u.s. consulate in istanbul. no one was hurt. . police station nearby was ermbed. the attacks came after turkey opened its incirlik air base to t x american f-16 fighter jets and about 300 american troops, who were joining the fight a

it will be at barone's restaurant in pleasanton from 3:30 to 7:00 and 100% of the ticket proceeds go to dylan's family. >>> in new orleans, residents marked a decade since hurricane katrina came ashore killing 1800 people and devastating the community. how those lived through the disaster marked that anniversary. >> reporter: the superdome was a shelter of last resort for people with nowhere else to go during the height of katrina. 10 years later those who chose to stay are celebrating. a wreath-laying ceremony and jazz band and singer and flowing robes. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the memorial is part of this weekend's ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. >> it was a flood of people. >> reporter: more than 1800 people on the gulf coast died. katrina was the worst natural disaster to ever hit the nation. louisiana's governor bobby jindal says although katrina devastated a major american city, it did not extinguish the flame of hope for recovery. >> we can take comfort in knowing that although hurricane katrina brought us to our knees we weren't kept down permanen

you've had a chance -- maybe share the memorial that has been created baron oklahoma city which is incrediblyoving and also educational. booking passes to oklahoma city is maybe not something everybody's thinking about doing, but maybe you can share what you have seen that what the community has done with that memorial. thank you. we never asked for any federal money. maybe we didn't know we could, but we didn't. york,m not knocking new but the average victim got $7 million. the average victim in oh, city was impoverished, because you had a husband or wife killed. i made a battlefield decision, because we had only so much money that spontaneously came in. tvemember at one point, some reporter said this was a muslim terrorist event, and i never listen to a radio or tv or newspaper or a week. i said i don't care what it is. we just have to take care of these people and take care of all the survivors. the first check that came for this fund we put together was from the muslim community of oklahoma city. which was must -- much appreciated. but we didn'tue, have that much money. so i made the deci

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put together at the last shot ironically, a baron the 2700 block of east allegheny avenue. shortly before midnight. the victim was shot in the stomach, three times, police say, he ran inside the bar after he was shot. the gunman, then, fired into the bar. trying to hit him again. but luckily nobody inside was hurt. the suspect then fled the scene. but was later caught taken into custody. and what a wild scene yesterday. police say a coatesville man, you'll know, is dead, after he slashed a sheriff's deputy at the basically the lobby area of the chester county courthouse. >> this was the same guy. this is why you'll know him. also part of story that made international headlines in march. >> yep. >> police say, 34 year old curtis smith, rush at deputy and slashed him, with a knife in his arm, and hand. another deputy opened fire killing smith. chester count day. a says he is the same man charged for scaling a wall at the white house this past spring. witnesses inside the courthouse describe the terrifying moments, that sent them running for cover. >>> just this guy popped thr

instead, though, republicans are clamoring to show special interests like the oil baron koch brothers how far they are willing to go to kill protections for air and public health because it might hurt the bottom line of the coal and energy barons. last month, house republicans passed legislation to rescind president obama's action on addressing air pollution and climate change. senate republicans, for their part, are trying the same thing with policy riders in the senate interior environmental appropriation bills. republicans would leave our children and grandchildren to pay the devastating costs of climate change. they have no solutions, these republicans. they are afraid to acknowledge that climate change is a problem. it is. president obama's clean power plan is good for this country. it is the strongest action we can take today to ensure a cleaner healthier tomorrow for our children and grandchildren. and he has to administratively. we can't get anything done legislatively. it's all opposed by the republicans. and it's undeniably good for my state, nevada, where investment in clea

jamie: a cowboy inherits a baron patch of prairie. >> it is not big enough. >> beneath the soil he findstoric treasure. >> this is one of the most important discoveries of this century. >> this is a job -- will this cow poke's "strange inheritance" lead him to a boom or bust? >> lightning does not strike in the same place very often maybe never

other names that made the list, diana, baron von furry pants. abraham lincoln can't continental. >> sophie -- osphistikitty. you can find the full list of this year's wacky pet names on abc7ny.com. >> we should have been more creative with our pet names at home. >> rex. what did you come up with. >> scout. >>> big surprise for a group of would be thieves. the big scare that sent them running and it was caught on camera. >> this isn't the typical ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available from any provider. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in

the robber barons of the late 19th century had a public official's bags of cash. we have seek it -- secret, unaccountable money that distorts our elections and drowns out the voices of everyday americans. we need justices on the supreme court who will protect every citizen's right to vote. [applause] instead of what they have been doing, protecting every corporation's right to buy elections. if necessary i will pass a constitutional amendment to undo citizens united. [applause] so make no mistake, this is not going to be easy, you know that and i know that. but i have been fighting for families and underdogs my entire life. i'm not going to stop now. in fact, i'm just getting warmed up. [applause] i am here to ask for your help. i'm not taking a single primary voter or caucus goer for granted. i building an organization of all 50 states and territories, with hundreds of thousands of volunteers who will help democrats win races up and down the ticket, not just a presidential campaign. [applause] look, in 2010, republicans routed us on redistricting. not because the

marty baron grew up in miami. and graduating from lehigh since then he's been a newspaperman. worked at "the miami herald," the "los angeles times," "the new york times," "the boston globe," and since 2012 2012 is the executive editor of the "washington post." as editor of some of these newspapers, particularly "the miami herald" and "boston globe" and the "washington post" his team at these newspapers have one, by my count 10 enterprises for excellence in journalism. the most recent one -- [applause] -- at the "washington post" was earlier this year when he and his team won the pulitzer for the series on the secret service lapses in protecting the president of the united states. great series of stories. marty is a fine journalist. he also has a keen interest in art, art museums collects art. and altogether i'm very proud to be able to present one of the best newspaper editors in the nation, marty baron. [applause] >> thank you very much tom for the very kind introduction. and i'm delighted to be up to speak with you all here today. i'm especially pleased to be able to share t

of time, especially during the revolutionary war, discussing george washington and general gates, baron von steuben. this told a news story about the revolutionary war. why did you think that was important to include in a book about alexander hamilton? michael: alexander hamilton was a great man. there were other great men that worked with him. and there were great men who worked against him. his partnership team with george washington is probably the most important in the history of the world. i don't think you can look at washington without looking at hamilton. and you can't look at hamilton without looking at washington. they are a political combination from 1777-1799. it's remarkable. you cannot think of anything washington did without hamilton support, and anything hamilton did without washington's support during that time. his relationship with philip schuyler, who was a major general in the army and later his father-in-law, and later they were in politics together. and his rivalry with horatio gates. but it is not just because of hamilton during this period of work with these peo

we have fred baron's, and chris hahn. former-eyed to senator chuck schumer. i know you are but what am i for twitter. listen, those types of battle what we're now talking about. >> look, you can't get away from it. i tweet about once every three months. but looks like it is picking up amongst the candidates. the whole idea, if you tweet and get a response, you will tweet back. look, there will be arguments. they will all be mentioned on fox and in print. it may not be the lincoln-douglas debates but it is what we have? liz: or kennedy-nixon, chris. this is not the highest level. sent 140 characters. this generation seems to seize upon that. >> sound bite after different way. someone should buy stock in photoshop looking at ads they're tweeting back and forth between each other but this is absolutely something we'll see forever. candidates going back and forth among twitter. 18 to 24-year-olds are not using twitter. i don't know what they're using. i'm too old. they're not using twitter, i guarranty you that. they're using snapchat or something else. liz: talk

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a disappointing weekend from barons, they're saying this is the time to get bullish. >> yeah, which isn interesting perspective. i wouldn't want to be the one to catch the falling knife. and it a rather consistently falling knife for them. but we have now had six weeks in a row that wti has declined. having seen that bounceback from march to june and the stability that we started to see, it is a surprise that we've had such a consistent significant selloff since then. and part of is the u.s. dollar story. part of it is global macro fears. i think apart from aside from the other commodities, it's really back to the same supply and demand arguments that we were visiting last year. >> we take a look at stocks, energy the worst performing sector in the u.s. last week losing about 4%. the emerging market currency, trading, at high/lows in not just south america, but asia as well. the impact is profound. >> absolutely. well below $45. >>> another story we're watching, hillary clinton is expected to unveil a plan today to make u.s. colleges more affordable and reduce student debt. the proposa