tonight why they are blasting canons in this bay area neighborhood. some of them.. trapped inside the wr . >>> breaking news in oakland. six people were injured in a nasty crash tonight. some trapped inside the wreckage. right now the area is blocked off to traffic. it is unclear how many cars are involved. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a hayward service dog stolen while the owner was inches away, he is back home tonight. only on 5, maria medina has the happy reunion. >> so happy. >> reporter: 28 hours after love was stolen from her owner. >> had to keep the faith we would get her back. >> reporter: the two are back together again. >> like his child was kidnapped. you know? and i am just so grateful. >> reporter: let's rewind before their happy reunion. >> excuse me, sir. we are offering a reward. >> reporter: to show you how deep his love is for his love who he calls love bug. >> who would do this? you see somebody in a wheelchair, a dog with a therapy vest on, what kind of cruel person would do that? >> reporter: they passed out flyers outside

when i say big canons, i'm not talking about these pea shooters like you see on most battle fields. i'm talking about the big boys, you know, 100 pounds or more as far as the shells being fired. so vicksburg really arguably for about a year during the american civil war is the most important place strategically. that would be my opinion right

. >> canons start up at 6:30 a.m. every morning. 7 7 -- seven days a week. >> reporter: farmers use canons to scare aware birds. they are allowed to do so. her neighbor uses them so often we could barely get through our interview. [ indiscernible talking ] >> reporter: agricultural commissioner says he is sympathetic to complaint but there is little he can do to stop the canons. >> absent an ordinance that regulates or controls the use of bird canons it is difficult to do anything regarding the operation. >> reporter: solano county does have limitations. one hour a day. 30 minutes after sun rise and 30 minutes before sunset and you are only allowed to have one canon for every 5 acres. this 8-acre property has four. susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> five days till the solar eclipse. today crews set up crowd control barricades. outside a museum in south carolina. on monday thousands of people are expected to cram into the observatory there to see the stars in the middle of the day. the solar eclipse will travel 2400 miles acro

it's practiced by the canonical case and the anti-canonical cases. the canonical cases are rightly divide and the anti-canonical cases are evil and wrong, and if the argument you're making or you can convince the court your opponents is going to lead to undermining the canonical cases or if it leads to endorsing the anti-canonical cases, of they're in trouble. you have to know which of the canonical cases and which are the anti-canonical cases. lochner is clear in the anti-canonical. when did it get there? was it there when it was decided? it wasn't there. when it was decided it was a mundane case. it made the newspapers that's true. but the newspapers editorialized in favor of the lochner case. "the new york times" did. "the washington post" did. new los angeles times did. there were a couple that didn't. particularly the labor union newspapers didn't care for the case very much. but general press did. it was not considered to be an unpopular case at the time. the person who made it sort of the citizens united of the day shall we say was none other

when i say big canons, i'm not talking about these pea shooters like you see on most battle fields. i'm talking about the big boys, you know, 100 pounds or more as far as the shells being fired. so vicksburg really arguably for about a year during the american civil war is the most important place strategically. that would be my opinion right there. it basically becomes, ladies and gentlemen, the last confederate stronghold on the mississippi river, with a small shout out to port hudson because i like those people down there. and the people -- thank you, thank you, phil. and the people -- i just got back from louisiana, and they made sure that i was aware there was another battle besides vicksburg. basically, you got vicksburg right here. you got memphis up above. you got new orleans down below, and both cities fall to union forces. vicksburg becomes that last place. unlike port hudson or natches or any of the other remaining towns, it has a railroad and this is where the confederacy is going to make its stand. one of the things geographic -- geo graphically that most people miss ab

it was used to ensure that a ball would be seeded in the bottom of a canon with a fuse facing towards the muzzle in order to prevent an explosion when the tube was fired. the sabot most intriguing figure to these divers was its nine inch diameter which corresponded to the size of the canons from "uss cumberland." though by no means definitive. the wreck was the final resting place of cumberland. with cumberland's location known the next day, the dive team went looking for "css florida." while off the ship shore, the divers found an underwater anomaly and then dropped a buoy. a pair of divers examined the site and found concentrated debris and a few artifacts. a liquor bottle dating to the correct time period and a copper alloy hoop of unknown function, which was probably one of the brass ornaments in the florida state rooms. as the salvage divers had noted back in 1865, reaching the wrecks of cumberland and florida was not an easy task. environmental conditions formidable. hindered the operations. water depth over 60 feet at each site. restricted daily bottom time without decompressio

she was permanently injured when an air canon exploded. she's filed a federal lawsuit against the event organizers and the state. the organize have not returned our request for comment. it features canons that fire pumpkins thousands of feet through the air. >>> athletes participating in a triathlon in delaware this weekend can forget about the swimming portion of the competition. officials say algae in the reservoir is growing at high levels and not safe for anybody to go in the water. as a result the top of delaware triathlon will include a 14-mile bike ride and end with another 2.5-mile run. >>> taking it outside, a live look at the philadelphia skyline as the city gets ready for the homeowner. fans start to tailgate outside lincoln financial field. >> sky force 10 is perched high above the stadium. the pregame show with keith jones kicks off in less than an hour at 6:00. kickoff for the game is at 7:00. >> it's hot out there. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is keeping an eye on the weather. >> it's goirng to be warm and humid. we have some

did rowley include the canon as well in a suggestion of so many having been bought? body buchanan no longer came to campus after 1998 after the fight when he was essential pushed to the side to teach strategy to new generation of operatives with the alacrity he once showed, nor did he play in other direct ongoing role that i've been able to trace in what have now become koch's movement, he continued to accept the honors and emoluments that koch's people mitchard is it his way. in his memoirs he went out of his way to say that, looking back over his lifetimes work, i have no regrets. perhaps. but buchanan was far too smart not remember the idealistic young man who had once promised universal virginia president colegate darden that he would seek to defeat keynesian economics and liberal politics by winning the war of ideas against the other side, not by writing training manuals for subversion by stealth. had he withdrawn after 1998 so that have to personally witness what is decades of work had rot, again we don't know. rowley continue to respect buchanan but not so bli

in carl beside her at the film so that was the only one that i have in the canon will be forthcoming be in the business oil life right is sort of forty one years what's the biggest change you've seen on the rise or netflix and i would say or also tentpole films the fact that there's such a huge industry for what marvel does brilliantly in d.c. i mean i think that's a real surprise that that's i think i read somewhere that spielberg referred to it as like the new western in the sense you know the new trend is amazing. you know and i marvel at it not to be punny but i marvel at what down he's done it's incredible comeback you know incredible work that he's done. that definitely and i also think the internet shifted everything all the different platforms now and it's a new century i think people have to adapt or be done theatre i've done some over the years i'm a big fan i want going you know. and i would be interested do more of you goals changed yeah they have they have i want to develop and build a company i want to get behind the camera and direct now the bones i'm living working. a

canon robert —— can robbie grabarz grab a mad —— medel? he did five years ago in london.s for tom bosworth in the festival of race walks. also coming up, new signing rob lui lukaku also coming up, new signing rob lui lu ka ku scored twice also coming up, new signing rob lui lukaku scored twice to help manchester united go top of the table. —— romelu lukaku. and england score another ten try victory as they defend their world cup title. hello there. it's the final night of these championships. we have had ten pulsating days of competition at the london stadium. we might be hard pushed to match pure theatre of last night's session — usain bolt hamstrung in his final race, as great britain's four by four relay teams raised the roof, silverfor the women and that incredible gold. they are absolutely raised the roof, the british quartet. we will hopefully bring you that medal ceremony live here on bbc news. that will be a fantastic way to start this final evening. i think it is worth looking back at last night. it was a very emotional evening. it was always going to be first si

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choosing the quietest camera that at that time was made, and so this is why i -- at the time i chose the canon. very quiet shutter, didn't shoot with motor drives or a flash. tried to be what i call small footprint, not to disturb what is going on, use the quiet cam remark not the motor drive, not the flash. i think that helps a lot. >> host: your first time at the white house? >> guest: it was not. so, was also a white house photographer -- not the chief photographer but i was on the white house staff during the last five years of the reagan administration. and i'm either younger than i look or i was 12 at the time. idahoes say i was 12 at the time. so, i was in my 20s, and it was a good training ground for the second time around, because i sort of knew what needed to me bun issue knew the white house really well. knew how the logistics of being on the road worked. i think that helped a lot. having had that previous experience. >> host: could you good a whole day -- well, first of all, what were the differences between being on the staff at the reagan house and being the chief at the obama wh

they all the canon all the way across united states from west virginia to california and they couldn't find any reason to use it and i ended up being able to sell it for a single dollar in sacramento because nobody saw the california indians is a substantial threat. many californians said they are part of the economy. they're working in the mining industries but because they came so heavily armed it made it easy for them to kill california indians but the way it works with these massacres were done at a distance a long-range weapons like rifles were used that had a much longer range than nick california indians bow and arrows that they had in that allowed them to kill people without putting themselves in harm's way. >> host: why did you focus on california? >> guest: i am from california. i grew up in indian country. my father was a school psychologist so i knew a lot of shasta people and then we moved here to los angeles and suddenly it was wearing an indian on my letterman's jacket that i was wondering where are all of the indian people? what was apparent to me where we are right now

decision was two things, quiet and could would run at that time that was made so at the time i chose the canon , quiet shutter. i did not shoot with motor drives or use a flash. i tried to be what i call small footprint, not to disturb what was going on and use a quiet camera and not use the motor drive or flash. i think that helped a lot. host: your first time at the white house? guest: it was not. i was also white house photographer, not chief photographer, but i was on the white house staff during the last five years of the reagan administration and i'm either younger than i look or i was 12 at the time and i choose to say i was 12 at the time. know, so i was in my 20s and it was a good training ground for the second time around because i sort of knew what needed to be done. i knew the white house really well and i knew how the logistics of it being on the road works and i think that helped a lot having had that previous experiences. host: could you go a whole day-- first of all, what were the differences between being on the staff at the reagan white house and being the chief at the obama

for the canon. the confederates still don't fall. here, graveyard road, aptly named because it goes past the city cemetery is the stockade were dan. see the remnants of it right here. the entrenchment. basically, one half of that inverted tv. you can see the union markers, the blue markers that are out there today. troops are going to charge down this road in this direction, and there's the stockade. there been a charge looking the other way on this road. ohioans are going to leave the advance. we have an ohio one in the back given me that this hot -- the fist bump. unfortunately, the first regiment, 30th ohio will make it all the way to the ditch. the second regiment, the result of the ohio is going to fall flat on their face in the middle-of-the-road. and you know it that means for everybody behind them? they are stuck. what do those confederates due to those union troops that are massed in column on that road? they're going to kill them. and the union soldiers have to die, talk about defenses, they have to die for cover -- dive fo

no one could even find the matches for the canon and a british ship fired a warning shot and said we are coming aboard. they were looking for four sailors that he jumped ship, literally taken the british ship commanders private dinghy and escape sure. they were looking for them as deserters. they refused to let them aboard. they couldn't find that. the decks were still littered with anything. sweeping the american back with cannon fire. it is the first time an american ship had surrendered and the captain was disgraced. the ship then became a prize in the british ship that capture the. and so we are down to five but was too much even for jefferson was diplomatic efforts continue to fail. and so, 1807 became the year of the american embargo. that is one of those words right up there with the precedent that you get in high school and you really don't understand it. what does that mean? at the time they made a palindrome onto that and call the thief grabbed me. basically what it meant his all-american maritime commerce was prohibited by congress. but isolationist experiment proved an in

they clearly continue to respect the canon, but not so blindly for he predicted at the 2012 election approach that the libertarian policy shared may well suffer, at least in principle for having to become the instrument of a tyrant. now commenters the cato institute for the approved plan for the libertarian context of america by using the apparatus libertarians have criticized made angry. he thought, and i quote, the scruples concerning the manipulation of scholarship. he wanted the output to a just cause. when a few libertarian board members and staff members raised questions and said we support legalized prostitution. anyway, when they raised questions, he replaced them with his own people who now included the kind of social conservatives and political party figures who were once anathema to libertarians. in the end, rallies, loyalty drifted apart. he was concerned about cato, not america and certainly not about the majority rule. neither he nor any other insider ever went public with their concerns, nor did anyone else sound the alarm about what the proxy army. thank you. [cheers

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suffered severe injuries last year at the pumpkin chunking event act trap door flew off one of the canons hitting her in the face. she has a brain damage and last vision in one eye. lawsuit doesn't say how much money she's asking for. >>> septa has unveiled a new ap aimed at improving safety for riders, from the smart phones, riders can report emergencies, suspicious activity to transit police, a dispatcher monitors the information coming in and can communicate with riders if necessary >> smart phones everywhere getting real time from riders make as critical difference for police and other first responders. we count on our customers to help be the eyes and ears of the system >> alerts can be send to riders through the ap >>> moments ago the winning numbers were drawn in the $432.5 million power ball jackpot >> eyewitness was at the 7-eleven in cherry hill today. hopefuls there lined up for a chance to strike it rich. they spent all day dreaming big. and time now to find out if it's going to pay off for so many. here are the winning number, 9, 15, 43, 60, 64, and the power ball is 4. >>> i

when the canons roar the law falls silent. someone pointed out the romans actually didn't have canons. that wrecks that. in time of war, when the arms are, et cetera. you see the point. did the court live up to that? yes. you won't find that many cases during 1812 or abraham lincoln. i mean he had a real problem, obviously. but very few cases, one maybe known in the civil war. maybe lincoln didn't get involved in civil liberties. he didn't. i mean tens of thousands of people were arrested. seward was secretary of state called in the british ambassador and said you see this bell here? i can push this bell and i can have anybody i want in new york thrown into prison. he said i can push it twice, i can have anybody i want in indiana thrown into prison. tell me he said does the queen of england have such power. there were a lot of civil liberty problems and the court got involved after the war was over. that's different. that's justice jackson, he thought it was a good idea. he wasn't there at the time. let them do what they want

. >> reporter: congresswoman spier invited uc berkley professor canon to the town hall. >> he is enablingision, not the sort of pulling together we need, not just to respond to the hurricane but also to think about long-term strategies around infrastructure. >> reporter: which is why speiers says it is more important than ever for california to continue taking the lead in climate change legislation. >> god bless california, because unlike everywhere else we are taking it into our own hands. >> reporter: a position that at least in this room no one seemed to object. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> now, "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been in houston all week helping out our sister station ktrk. here is part of laura's report earlier tonight from an abandoned freeway. >> reporter: this is a major interstate. what you are looking at is about 150 yards at least of concrete median that has been thrust aside in the middle of the freeway as if it were some sort of tinker toy. this is a major thoroughfare leading into houston and it is closed. we have been driving around t

with rain in the forecast, manager pete mack canon debated starting with a reliever and bringing himgamble play paid off. the phillies paying tribute to jim bunning, darren daulton, all of whom passed away this year. top of the third no, score. mets trying to pull off the double steal. runner safe at second. freddy galvis guns down rosario at the plate. know lafacing cespedes. cespedes wins this battle. homers for the second consecutive night as the mets grab the 1-0 lead. fraedy galvis base hit to right would put the phillies on top, 2-1. know la against cespedes again. this time winner goes to the pitcher. phillies take it 3-1. know they're, who said he did not have his best stuff in. >> you're taught to throw a ball down. that's what we tried to do. that's what i really try to do. every time i go out. and sometimes it doesn't work too well. other times like tonight, my fastball really wasn't down as much as it has been. >> former philly ryan howard signed a minor league contract with the rockies. howard has joined their aaa team in albuquerque. he hit .184 with a home run in 11 ga

minnesota golden govers kicker caught a shirt from a t-shirt canon, he didn't realize its meaning.ned the shirt and it said congrats on earning a scholarship. he never appeared in a game for a gover, held up a shirt during the video call with his mom. >> what! >> i'll bet she is excited. his coach said he has never seen anybody be serve and good more to the community. >> i hope he has a great time. >> reachers are looking at people who take a popular supplement for arthritis pain. >> a movie stops during a britain show, we have video of the man rushing the stage. >> reporter: some areas will stay dry today, we'll have more coming in north and west of the city. i'll have more from the shore and the poconos when we come right back. >> monsoon wreaked havoc across arizona yesterday. the heavy rain is blamed for bringing down trees in tucson. two inches of rain fell in about an hour's time leading to flash flooding. >> my goodness. >> reporter: meanwhile, weather is cooperating for our morning commute on this friday. as we head outside, it's nice and dry, overnight construction has cle

this is a strategy that is informed by virginia's canon school of political economy and enforced by the coke donor network and they have trifecta control. both houses of the legislator and governorship in 25 states. the democrats have that in six. i think they might be starting to wake up at the national level but i'm not sure but what i will say is that people in places like north carolina even in kansas the republicans broke rank with the party and instituted a tax cut when they realize their schools were being destroyed and their state was being destroyed but it is going, if people want to see the turnaround it will be in common on all of us. everyone is busy and has a mountain of things to do but it's incumbent on the citizens not to wait for someone else but to get engaged to make things happen gunmac. >> given the scope of what they are doing the decades they have been doing it how do we combat this? >> i hear you but i will say the single most important thing the question was given the scope of this and then it's been decades in development and how elaborate it is how do we comba

. >> reporter: congresswoman spier invited uc berkley professor canon to the town the town the t >> heling division, not the sort of pulling together we need, not just to respond to the hurricane but also to think about long-term strategies around infrastructure. >> reporter: which is why speiers says it is more important than ever for california to continue taking the lead in climate change legislation. >> god bless california, because unlike everywhere else we are taking it into our own hands. >> reporter: a position that at least in this room no one seemed to object. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> now, "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been in houston all week helping out our sister station ktrk. here is part of laura's report earlier tonight from an abandoned freeway. >> reporter: this is a major interstate. what you are looking at is about 150 yards at least of concrete median that has been thrust aside in the middle of the freeway as if it were some sort of tinker toy. this is a major thoroughfare leading into houston and it is closed. we have been driving

there are acres and acres of kay sons and canons. there's also streets of bore dell lows.he wealth of the north is fully coming into play. i mean, the civil war breaks the south as an economic power. it makes the north as an industrial power, even though there are massive debts to be alleviated. but what happens is after this incredible explosion, which is supposed to shock grant and maybe convince him that he can't win, within 24 hours the harbor is operating again. within 48 hours, as near as i can read the records, it's fully operational. the wealth of the north is such in material in manpower that if you can do that -- and the army -- and the petersburg lines never experience the a significant shortage because of that. at that point, for me, the war was over. but, you know, pride, i certainly understand fighting on longer, but i -- i'll go back to what i said at the very beginning of the presentation. the confederate i was not a revolution. it was a counter revolution against dramatically and rapidly changing times, against the rise of the modern bank note economy, the

i thought 32oo a canon camera. it is an eight second shoot.ano, yeah. has anybody come up to you and said, gosh, you were lucky to pass just when that happened?! yeah, all the time! people say, you're so lucky... yeah, i'm so lucky but i have been 15 taking these photos. i think i have about 3000, how do you say... 3300 albums, pictures of this volcano. so it's been a lot of work. of course, i'm very happy that a latin american photographer... because, when you ta ke photographer... because, when you take this kind of picture, you only can be grateful with nature. just looking at some of the other images from other photographers, what is it about a still image that has something that no moving image can really match? it just something that no moving image can really match? itjust transports you there, does it? yes, that's true. and that's the magic of national geographic. i know a lot of... may be thousands of photographers around the world, when you see this kind of image, you want to travel. and you try to take your camera and take good pict

these frictions were absent from the canonical models used for monetary policymaking.conomists started banks and financial markets closely, but they used predominantly partial models and showed little interest in the way the system interacted with a wider economy. paradigm ins macroeconomics predicted neither the onset nor the severity of the crisis in any meaningful fashion for the conduct of policy. unconditional trust in the self preparing capacities of financial markets or simple neglect had led to deregulation and lack of supervision in the years preceding the crisis. low-quality capital with little absorbing capacity, underestimation of asset risk, excessive and unperceived leverage, ignorance of interconnections, disregard for liquidity buffers, low resilience of the funding -- were and purrs a fes just a few of the factors that produced the most severe financial crisis since the great depression. unfolded, the interbank funding market dried up and credit availability contracted sharply. annual credit growth fell from two -2.1% in 2009. and from 8.5% to 0.7% in

it had station the the canon post one flow below the president's condo, was about $130,000 a day? they're better off in a trailer >> you figure at this point, you have milania and barren, relocated >> and the hasn't been back. this is a full time detail. regardless of who's there they're going to be there as if they were. you can understand that as well. >> coming up, spicy may have two left feet, why the former white house secretary said he will not be joining the cast of dancing with the stars when we come back. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. . >>> welcome back, president trump left for a 17-day vacation at his own private golf club in central new jersey. he was just there last month when they hosted the u.s. women's open golf tournament. this is video for weekend and he tweeted a lot about it. for sure. it's his first official vacation, mr. trump spent almost half his weekends as president away from the white house, he won't be the only one taking off. one of the reasons they're doing this, this was ki

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>> yes today i canon just wanted to see -- she's lucid. i'm lucid. swimming around. >> come on. >> yes! >> i love that. >> corinne and demario hit it off instantly in paradise but accusations of inappropriate behavior shut down production just two days in. host chris harrison was seen awkwardly addressing the incident on an empty set, but never really seemed to answer the question, what really happened? >> can we see you for a minute? >> me? >> shut it down. just cut it. just cut it. >> what we saw is you guys very early in the day, going to the pool together, fully clothed. you are snuggling. so when did the incident happen? was that later in the hot tub? >> no. the incident happened right after that. that's when we kind of got a little more cozy so to speak. >> corinne's people have said the incident happened later in the day in a hot tub. >> and that's 100% false. >> we're on the same page here. >> warner brothershe production company behind the show ultimately cleared corrine and demario of any misconduct. for demario it really hit close to home.

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i think it starts with wilhelm mina fleming and then canon and two others and on to number five. in this entire lineage that you are looking at its actually a small number of women. >> one more question? two more questions, one in the back. >> how long does it take to read one of the plays? >> do you mean from the astronomers when they first collected the plates? they were never fully red because the density of information is so great that i don't think anyone felt that they have been completely plumb. >> let's say we look at one of the plates. how long would that have taken to market up a net great detail? >> i don't know that i can answer that. >> they be somebody marked it up and 10 years later they said there has been no bow or variable star. let's check the spark of the sky >> questions were asked at different times so the same plates might yield 10 answers or sparks six research projects. i don't know that question is answerable. >> wasn't exclusively at harvard that the plates were used? was there nowhere else in the world? >> mt. rosen had a plate but many people came fro

[laughter] research to quiver their mind cannot adjust so canon anyone comment on the? al will that play out. >> that is a symbolic behavior. so with 4,000 people shot to be a sanctuary city so how can they believe putting a criminal alien back on the street is a good idea? sova for the paris accord so if it is only solar power rand power? they did not do a lot to help with carbon so actually read it trump's speech because he has created his own that tie necking and take the lead on the environment. so this means remove theme chinese will they start next week? i want to see the chinese take the lead. and in the 1870's they cannot possibly get to that for this assays system. but if you look at this speech it is very detailedt' and very specific about coonomics. to get a couple trillion dollars and did you have them shipped it and that is pro-american. >> you mention end health care with a $3 trillion industry with the so-called affordable care act costing tender $1,520,000 per person that is highly unaffordable what is the path to a more moderate cost?. >> this comes fro

i'd say when the canons roar, the laws fowl fall silent. i thought that was a good translation until somebody point the out the president obama romans didn't have canons, so that sort of wrecked that. then well in time of war -- well, when the arms are -- et cetera. you see the point. and now you say, did the court live up to that? yes. you want find that many cases during 1812 or abraham lincoln. he had a real problem, obviously. but very few cases, one maybe, no, the supreme court in the civil war? no. maybe lincoln didn't get involved in civil liberties. he didn't? i mean, tens of thousands of people were arrested. the steward who was secretary of state called in the british ambassador and he said are you see this bell here? he said, i can pish this bell and i can have anybody i fwhant new york thrown into prison. he says, i can push it twice i can have anybody i want in indiana droen flown prison. tell me, he said, does the queen of england have such power? there were a lot of civil liberties problems, and the court got involved after t

it's one of my favorite diary entries from this period is when he meets george canon for the first time in london and he starts querying him and this is in the mid 1790s and he's outraged and how dare he consider me anything, but an american and how dare he suggest i'm not on the same page as the virginians. by the time he's saying this to canon, he's expecting to use slavery to divide and conquer and he's not going to go there. >> thanks, david. the one thing i should have said to set this in context is one of the leading causes of the war of 1812 is the british habit of and policy of boarding american ships to search for british sailors who are operating as american sailors. americans saw those as immigrants and said, no, those are americans. you come here and you become an american. that was in the 19th century -- and the british said you have a perpetual loyalty. so we have every right especially in the context of the nah pol onic wars to impress you into our service and that's what he's referring to in terms of impressment, and that issue led to the war of 1812, but that very issue