ships were principally armed with a canon, long gun and shorter car onade. they are very effective close-range weapons, which is what barney hoped to do in fighting the british. he wanted to maneuver his ships with long sweeps or oars, around the british, who couldn't effectively moon, and hammer at them with his long gone and caronades. and we expect there to be quite a number of interesting objects. these will be presumably well preserved because of the water here in the patuxent river. everything below four or five foot of mud in an anaerobic or oxygen free environment. things are preserved well. the site originally discovered in the late 1970s, early 1980s by dunn shomette. they named it the turtle shell wreck. because they found a large turnle shell on the site. some of the npeople had seen ths exposed. they put a wind coffer mill around the site and did some excavati excavation. found very significant artifacts. medical supplies, surgical equipment. weapons as well too, such as small arms. also found a large chest, wooden chest with initials on it from

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, the canons roared once again. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the star-spangled sailabration maggie coming to an end, but there is continuing coverage on wbaltv.com. get a bird's-eye view of the blue angels from skyteam 11, and some amazing photos of events throughout the week. i did it on the home page. >> there is still more ahead on 11 news at 6:00. >> business is in anne arundel, howard, and baltimore counties were hit. how the rest of two men is helping police solve a rash of burglaries, and what more we have learned about the investigation. >> roger clemens' hears the verdict in his federal perjury case. you will hear that little later in sports. >> storms in the mountains on hd doppler. the forecast is straight ahead. @@ >> baltimore city police are looking into an overnight shooting in east baltimore. a man was shot multiple times just before 1:30 this morning. there is no word tonight on his condition and police have made no arrests in the case. it is unclear what led to the violence. >> two men have been

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ball he can -- experiments which went wrong, a canon ball damaged two houses and a parked car. experiments are to resume this summer. >>> they have water on this fire, it is a big-rig fire that we showed you last time. it is near market street, and for a while, we had huge flames coming up. there are a a lot and this will be more of a city street in oakland. moving along southbound, and if you are driving on the peninsular, that traffic is off to a good start, likewise to the san mateo bridge. >> you can see the spin in the atmosphere, this is a far cry from the big guy that just exit -- exited out. patchy fog, san mateo coast, nothing too outrage, there is no component of that and away from the coast, warming trend continues and 80s on the temperatures, 70s around the bay 60s closer to the coast. water temperatures have come up and they were really cold last week. they were mainly around 52 to ever 8. that -- 58. that makes a little bit of a difference. 78 vallejo richmond 72, 88 for antioch livermore 85, walnut creek 82, upper 70s and lower 80s in san jose, los gatos 82 degre

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. >>> y niños pintados para guerra, son las víctimas de un conflico que los usa como carne de cañón.te es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. >>> la, ¿qué tal amigos?, muy buenas noches, el papa benedicto xvi aceptó la renuncia del obispo argentina y presidente de cadritas, después que aparecieran en fotografías con una mujer, el prelado de 57 años es considerado de los moderados del episcopado argentino. >>> tan solo 6 días le tomó a el vaticano poder resoer el caso del obispo argentino, alguien lo sorprendió cnla manos en la masa, con esta mujer que él mismo había casado, era solo una amiga dijo inicialúmenteú. >>> también con esta amiga de mi infancia que conozco prácticamente desde que tengo uso de razón. >>> el escenario era exclusivo del mexicano, que es para parejas que cuenta con solo 9 cabañas con vista al mar y cada noche cuesta 500 dólares. >>> vargalló no es un cura cualquiera, era tilar de cáritas en el 2009, también fue presidente de cáritas argentina >>> renace la esperanza de convertir en realidad el sueño de vivir como herma

cañon >> feliz día del padre >> que descanse buenas noches > >>> hoy es viernes 15 de junio del 2012,stos son los titulares, es un día que muchos inmigrantes indocumentados recordarán para siempre el presidente back obama anunció la medida que da un estatus temporal legal los soñadores, la decisión presidencial ha desatado gran cantidad de reacciones, algunas a favor y otras en contra, un acuerdo de paz ente pandillas ha bajado el índice de homicidios en ese país y también puede ser en estados unidos, y también las palabras del hombre que caminó sobre las cataratas del niágara, comenzamos >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, muy buenas noches, enrique acevedo tiene el día libre, comenzamos con la que sin duda puede ser la noticia más importante en inmigración, el presidente barack obama anunció la orden de suspensión de deportaciones de los estudiantes indocumentados, y además podrían solicitar un permiso de trabajo, presten atención para quienes pueden tener el beneficio, los que llegaron antes de los 16 años,

. >> it is at geary, then pine up octavia, over the california, down the canon, to pine again, to scott, back to bush, down to presidio, down to coast, broderick, and then it goes to church, masonic -- to turk, masonic -- >> so and that's geary, up to california to sixth avenue to lake street to 25th avenue, back to california, and then west of 32. >> just an observe. know we have been struggling with the deviation between one and two for many weeks now. i know we had many discussions around the cathedral hill border but the numbers are district five is over deviation by 2%. i'm not necessarily proposing anything. it's just an observation there may be population within 55.2 border if the task force members are continuing to think or struggle with the 1-2 deviations. >> the pros poll as, we will take them one at a time but the is to reverse the 64 population decision. the second would be to go to the 25th avenue block. everyone clear on the questions? >> yes. apologize. >> can i ask the implication of creating an assembly district for the purposes of 64 people on the median? >> it's just

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city is the coolest, 57 fairfield, about a south wind gusting to 30 at beau canon. west southwest at 18 and i mean it is definitely in place. high pressure will start to come back in friday but 50s and 60s 70s and lower 80s will come back. fog and drizzle for the morning, once the fog pulls back. 64 richmond vallejo, 79 in walnut creek to 88 towards brent woot. 65 oakland alameda. 64, 86 gilroy, cupertino 75, 72 annandalely city and on -- and daily city. we turn things around friday and with your weekend always in view, pam, breezy and warmer weather. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >>> missing teen sierra lemar, they are trying to find the 15- year-old. >>> plus a scary wake-up call for dozens in red wood city, the dozens left behind in an apartment fire overnight. . >>> new help in the hunt for missing teen sierra lemar, the action will be taken today to generate new leads in the case. >>> and there is a controversial plan taking a new turn, we will tell you why some businesses are split on the idea. >>> also a massive gas line fire in san francisco, who is raisi

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earlier sheri ahn spoke with someone who specializes in foreign affairs at the canon institute for global studies. >> what's behind the u.s. decision to increase its forces in the pacific? >> you know, when obama announced this new policy, january, i think many here were skeptical about what the real intention would be. but i think by referring to specific number like 60% or something, i think leon panetta had successfully reassured the ally friends and asia that the united states is serious about the rebalancing toward east asia. >> now china has been rather reserved with its response to the shift. why is that? >> well, you know, it may not be the best comfortable place for china to start, because the united states is very serious about it and probably the asean countries may wish to gang up against china because of the military rise of china in that part of the world. so probably together with the united states and maybe japan and korea could gang up against china. so they don't want to be seen as being scorched in singapore. i think that's one of the reasons. the second reason could be

earlier, our shery ahn spoke with kuni miyak whoi specializes in foreign affairs at the canon institute for global studies. >> what's behind the u.s. decision to increase its forces in the pacific? >> you know whenbama announced this new policy this january, i think many here were a bit skeptical about what the real intention would be. but i think by referring to specific number like 60% or something, i think the panetta had successfully reassured the friends in asia that the united states is serious about the rebalancing towards east asia. >> now china has been rather reserved with its respons to thisift. why is that? >> well, you know may not be the best comfortable place for china to start because the united states is very serious about it and probably the asean countries may wish to gang up against china because of the rise of military -- military rise of china in that part of the world. so probably together with the united states and maybe japan and korea could gang up against china. so they don't want to be seen as being scohed in singape. i think that's one of the reasons. the se

most interesting one is a named patty canon.as a gang of kidnappers including some mixed race people, that is people who are both of african and european descent who enticed children on the theory that children will be more comfortable with peers who are african-american. the more interesting piece in some ways -- i shouldn't say more interesting because they are both interest, that tells us something about human trafficking which has been going on for a very long time and also suggests that trafficking in children which is an international problem today is nothing new. and maybe it's easier to traffic children because they are less able to assert their rights, they are less able to escape, esable to fight back. so that's one piece of it. the other piece of the panel was about the interstate and the intrastate renting of slaves. and this is really fascinating. because it turns out that significant numbers of slaves at sometime in their life are rented out. the most common time when you're rented out would be when your master die

here's one canon bone from a horse, a leg bone, and it's been chopped very clearly there. and then i've got horse teeth. this one has been really cooked. the teeth are indicating animals between the ages of 10 and 20. so, the poor horses did not survive that starving time. but i've got things also like whalebones. so, the colonists were eating whatever they could get their hands on. whale. i've got bottlenose dolphin here, the bottlenose dolphin jaw. box turtle, box lunches. they talk about these. we found lots and lots of these shells. but they'd actually scrape out the bones on the inside and reuse the shell as a little drinking bowl. we also have the arrival of a group of cast-aways from the "sea venture" shipwreck in 1609. they spent nine months in bermuda. when they came, they brought be bermuda seashells. like this bing scallop, you don't find them that large in bermuda anymore. this is really large. and the beautiful conch shell. they are collecting them like we would, of souvenirs of their voyage, but also if they should get back to england, they can sell these to

alabama, as i talked about in my statement with the judicial inquiry commission, the commission -- the canons that governed the conduct of judicial candidates regulated their ability to make statements that were either known to be false or with reckless disregard of whether that information was false and statements knowing that the information disseminated would be deceiving or misleading to a reasonable person. while there was no private right of action and only the judicial inquiry commission could initiate charges, individuals would review the ads of their opponents and make inquiries in the hope it would have an effect on the candidate. it would lock them up, require them to come in and explain the basis for their statement and that had a pernicious effect in at least one campaign. finally -- and i note that, you know, you're talking about 90 days before an election, that's a sensitive time and that should be read to heighten constitutional concerns. with respect to underinclusion, i noted that the senate 1994 doesn't address fraudulent registration, multiple registrations or compromised

order to make this organization substandard we need to pick more attention to it canonical corporations or man the member states and the doctrine more options organizations when you mention security there and of course the summit will be focusing on tackling terrorism separatism the extremism in eurasia but how effective can it be in that in that forum. you know the. general speak in such an obvious so-called as you will scorsese. autonomous regions but in the past years with the corporations of promise the member states. are corporate owned organizations and the china's security situation into this. autonomous region of people has not necessarily related to good art there are terrorist activities. i think. we did a good job you can. so. extreme beaten and terrorism. our source a given situation in the general now president putin will be wrapping up his official talks the chinese leadership today and or judging from what we've heard so far what effect will putin's third presidential era have on russian relations in your opinion. you know also president putin is he did green job. nor for

plenty to think about by showing what kind of consequences they will be facing whether it's the canonical and whether it's political and so this is the reason they are taking this long and beyond hoping that your position would be yes they would grant asylum to giuliana son but considering their weight the united states carries but also considering that he's three or four nation in terms of the types of measures they take to put pressure on other governments it will remain to be seen. live from moscow this is r t it's good to have you with us today the protest mood in egypt doesn't seem to be subsiding the spite the long anticipated announcement of the presidential vote results last weekend people again plan to take to the iconic therea square this friday to demand a complete handover of power from the military to the country's newly elected leader but amid the neverending swarm of political demands the psych psychological stress that ordinary egyptians are constantly under is often ignored as are his policies leah reports. the pain as war as it was the day it happened was just twenty one

plenty to think about by showing what kind of consequences they will be facing whether it's the canonical and whether it's political and so this is the reason they are taking this long and beyond hoping that their decision will be yes they would grant asylum to giuliana signage but considering their weight the united states carries but also considering the history of our nation in terms of the types of measures they take to put pressure on the other governments it will be remains to be seen it's good to have you with us here in our to today do bear in mind you can always find much more on our website i want to talk to call me including for example twitter taking a stand against so called internet trolls anonymous profiles with no picture or information could be blocked from sending replies to stop people sending hate filled tweets. plus a report on torture as the un response to allegations that the israeli military shackled palestinian children in custody holding them in solitary confinement. quarter past the hour here in the russian capital another friday another mass protest on cairo's

hang sign is still moving and shaking if we look at some of the saudi because while they were down canon to shiva big big tech companies that really suffered in today's session a lot of that as well is because the yen is actually stronger we know that it exports as they have a stronger current say alright is have a look at those oil prices they are indeed dropping for a second as you can see just add up a lot of those saying that they really want. the organization of petroleum exporting countries to really stand the production in order to correlate with what's going on in the global markets at the moment no i didn't mention the g. twenty so let's talk about it in terms of the emerging markets now these are also known as the brics and they have increased their contribution to the i.m.f. the decision was agreed the groups in full will be seeing a head of the opening of the g twenty summit in mexico the countries will provide the fund with an additional seventy five billion dollars and ten billion of that will come from russia and this will help the i.m.f. to significantly increase its lend

here is abc's boz si canon any now. >> 26-year-old andrew, was working at the jane good deal institute in south africa. a texas grad student, he was leading a tour at the chimpanzee sanctuary when he left the group and crossed over one of two fences separating him from the animals. near is second fence, two of the chimps reached underneath and pulled him by his feet into their inclosure. he was dragged a half mile and attacked by retrieved by some staff members who went into the enclosure with armed guards and removed him quickly because of the danger. >> when we arrived there, he was curled in a ball. he looked like a piece of meet. really deeply lacerated from head to toe. >> he underwent surgery and is in critical condition in an induced coma. the good dal institute issued a statement saying this is a terrible tragedy should never have happened. all our thoughts and prayers are with with this young man and his family. his parents are flying now from the states to be by his side. his mother said her son was excited about this. had been passionate about chimpanzees since the age of se

plenty to think about by showing what kind of consequences they will be facing whether it's the canonical and whether it's political and so this is the reason they are taking this long and we are hoping that their decision would be yes they would grant asylum to giuliana signage but considering the weight of the united states carries but also considering the history of our nation in terms of the types of measures they take to put pressure on the other governments it will be remains to be seen. but it's good to have you with us here on arts here today on rory sushi i just to come here as egypt braces for fresh protests against the military rule we look at the future psychological toll the eighteen months of autographs to take. searching for energy independence but coming up short the u.k. is seeking out foreign investors to help give it a boost but it's an enterprise that critics say could be putting lives at risk over what was just. a few. the be. the big. oil industry claims the process is perfectly. safe season's craig says that brings nothing but. the environment knows better and the i

nephews cousins pizza delivery boy and they could have a comfortable life in omaha nebraska where every canon knows why people would shell out that much money to go to lunch with them one guy i think it was like two years ago. warren buffett offered him a job however i don't know if i would be willing to pay as much money as he did in order for hire me two million dollars but had to pass much speed or hire a third actually prefer not to have anything if you have much wanted to have dinner with some guy to give you a job that's a job that's better let's move on because a new report by the congressional budget office says rising health care costs will continue as a main factor contributing to us debt but we want to remind you because a lot of people are running with this report before you believe anything that c.b.s. says at face value remember what the whistleblower on our show said just last week about whether or not we should be questioning their political motivations as her experience showed listen to land family she said this on our show last week so this is a question that i put to the pu

country still struggling with its canonic woes despite having already been thrown a financial lifeline hopes and dreams turning sour as cash scrap island is left with hundreds of thousands of and then developments after a construction boom was hit by the crisis. and egypt's ruling military says it will cede power to the new president but later we hear from an expert who blames the country's leader will be nothing more than a puppet on a string. two days of intense talks between six world powers and iran are underway in moscow where the controversial atom still splitting the sides tehran once the right to enrich uranium to a higher level or at least receive such materials from abroad by the e.u. and america are committed to ensuring in tough new economic sanctions against iran in the coming weeks and israel has even threatened to bomb the country and the u.s. congress is pressuring the president to take tougher action but job the from the national iranian american council says diplomacy is the only way to reach a long term solution. a big part of what congress has done is to really asse

iron foundry, the oldest in connecticut which went right through the revolution and would produce canon for the american revolutionaries. he got a little distracted from his business which was flourishing. when he met a young doctor in town who was a diest and they spent long afternoons studying writings in england and having fun with the inconsistencies of the bible which was all right as long as they kept it to themselves, but as they read most diest writings they began to think more that reason was more important than scripture, and reason told ethan allen that some of the things that the town leaders were doing made no sense. for example, every year smallpox went through the british colonies. every 30 years there was a great epidemic that hit boston. the people left boston, moved up and down the coast and started to go into the frontier and move farther and farther west because of those epidemics and one reason this continued was because inoculation was illegal in every british colony. it wasn't that people hadn't done it successfully somewhere else. the turks had done it successful

or to make this organization substandard we need two people more attention to it canonical corporations or man the member states and the top three more. organizations where you mentioned security there and of course the summit will be focusing on tackling terrorism separatism the extremism in eurasia but how effective can it be in that in that forum. you know so generally speaking it's a channel three so called as you will scorsese chances are we grow autonomous regions but in the past years with the corporations or promise the member states of shanghai is so. corporate and organizations are under china's security situation into its. autonomous regions and people who say you cannot necessary relate it's a good art there are dates of terrorist activities you can see streets. i think. we did a good job you can handle it. so. extreme beats and terrorism in china. also was a given it's a tradition in the general that president putin will be wrapping up is the official talks of the chinese leadership today and or judging from what we've heard so far what effect will putin's third presidentia

to oliver woolcot of the committee correspondents of connecticut in which he proposed seizing the canon of lake sham plain and then leading an invasion of canada before the british could reinforce from england and he was commissioned a connecticut colonel and the green mountain boys were pressed into service and so he organized an expedition against ticonderoga, and he had formed his own company of soldiers and outfitted them and put them all in bright red uniforms and had heard of lexington and marched with his men some of the male students toward boston to volunteer for the fight there and arnold was given a commission by massachusetts and you had both of them in a footrace to get to ti conned roinga, and arnold showed up all spit and polished and the vermont fellows weren't going have anything to do with him.an and polished and the vermont fellows weren't going have anything to do with him. they drifted off to the side of the field while arnold and ira negotiated. arnold showed up without a weapon, he was so full of enthusiasm and gave the game away to the british by sending a messag

james' party, the republicans may have celebrated the declaration with parades and canon fire, but in the northeast federalist territory, flames hung at half-mast and church bells tolled warmth. the federalists most of whom were from new england would feel the brunt -- the declaration of war only increases pressure on james especially when he learned that two days before the declaration the british government had repealed the orders and council that had restricted neutral trade and was one of the main reasons for going to war, but it was too late to stop the marshall momentum. it spoke of threats to the president and assassinations by both dagger or poison. disguised as women coming to the white house to steal james' papers. washington city felt even more uneased as the residents worried it might become a target. wartime tension made some a bit deranged. a well known washington woman drove directly to the white house and stood up in her carriage and let down her long hair, celebrated for its length and claimed she would happily cut it. in a rare break from her public demeanor, dolly l

say the high sign if i talk about individual stocks and on the nikkei blue chips such as panasonic canon the camera maker to shiva they're all dropping in that's because of a stronger yen putting pressure on those big blue chip companies all the hindsight one of the biggest losers is a spirit the clothing company a council in europe its largest markets it gets most of its profit and is slipping around one percent if you look at wall street will see how that finished up yesterday and it was a mixed finish stateside it was a straight day of losses for the dow jones around a quarter of down a third day of the for the nasdaq now on the tech baseball's nasdaq facebook was one of the gators not the four point seven percent is now a month since the initial social networks are public offering and apple is well the world's most valuable company around two percent if we look at the exchange rates that we were able to see that the year is actually gaining of societies or some investors really keeping the faith in the common currency but still moisture reg those five multi lows want to use that very