the one i want to focus on is charles wilson peel. peel is another person who painted washington many times. we don't have that here, but we do this interesting portrait of john boardley by peel. peel was an american painter who was a tremendously energetic man. he always had projects going. he started out as a saddler. he did metal work. he was born in maryland and lived in annapolis. he traveled back and forth to philadelphia and various places to do portraits eventually when he decided he would begin painting. then he eventually went -- like copley, he eventually went to england and spent some years with benjamin west. benjamin west was an amazing figure that welcomed almost every painter. west was always welcoming. and they said he never held anything back. he always told everything he knew, so he was willing to share everything he knew. this painting by charles wilson peel, this was a man who was a lawyer and a businessman in annapolis, and he is one of the men who put money together in order to send charles wilson peel to englan

rembrandt peel was one of the sons of charles wilson peel. charles wilson peel had a huge number of children. i can't remember how many. one was rembrandt. one was rubins. one was raphael. this is rembrandt painting rubins, his brother, with a geranium. it is a portrait of rubins and geranium. we'll see more work by rembrandt peel later. here we come to nelly custus. we saw her in the washington family portrait as a young girl. here she is a young woman painted by stuart in 1804, so this is after he had left new york. she's wearing a very comfortable at ease dress, but she has this beautiful sash tied around her waist and twining over her arm, a transparent sash. nelly custus, she had had a hard life. her father died when she was young. she had been very, very close to martha washington. martha washington died in 1802. it was very devastating for nelly to lose martha washington. also, she had a child that contracted the measles, died from the measles, and nelly herself got measles. she was at a time in her life where there was a lot of sadnes

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time in 27 games a road favorites the bears are very good but we see what happens in chicago charles wilson separated shoulder still doing that car is still doing it jack del rio still not saying anything but the night sky. "tough to play the bears in chicago. >> marty: look outside of the golden gate bridge a little over cast their color when the today and then a forecast of the break and for a week and oktoberfest in mountain view and joyce and german beer also live music all happening at signs beer garden full of until 7 today will be right back [announcer] you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale -- on now at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> marty: more about the killer in roseburg oregon coming up in just

then you have seen others by charles wilson peel, the for tralt of john boringly that has so many al gore cal references and so many information if you take the time to look and understand it. it just requires bringing a fresh eye and trying to understand what the artist has been -- has tried to do. >> this was the second of a two-part look at marn portraits at the national gallery of art. you can view this and all other american history tv programs at our website, c-span.org/history. >>> american history tv on c-span 3 features the civil war every saturday at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern. we've covered the war extensively these past five years as many state and national historic sites and local civil war groups hosted events to mark the war's 150th anniversary. to watch any of these past programs or to find upcoming schedule information visit our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3, and in prime time on weeknights when congress is in reces recess. >> each week american artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums an

and hissing others by charles wilson peel, a portrait, that has so many allegorical references, and so much information and it if you only take the time to look and understand it. it just requires bringing a fresh eye and trying to understand what the artist tried to do. >> this was the second of a two-part look of american portraits at the national gallery of art. you can you be of this and all other american history tv programs at our website www.c-span.org/history. ♪ returns y ♪ >> first lady many eisenhower knew how to manage a large staff and amended nothing short of excellence in the white house. her favorite color of pink, which was reflected in her wardrobe and coordinated and accessories, she was voted one of the nations best dressed for her clothing and hats. maybe eisenhower, tonight at 8:00 eastern, on c-span's original series, first ladies, influence and image, examining the public and private life of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. for martha washington to michelle obama, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. monda

his mind actually happened suppose the disagreement vaulting kron 4 not having a very good year charles wilson afc defensive player of the october the 40 niner's at the day started and i am. they play in st. louis tom brady montana site brave pick apart 47 yds and brady second score of the night the final number. buses have ran very special status and native wearing alternative uniforms have played. and receive special timmons name on the back of every jersey a desolate the service and had died while in combat. besides its army april 22, 2004. frank crawford told hundred innings in them that duffy and as represented find out a little bit later franchise record by pitchers this season managers and coaches again november 10th the bay area were presented lawyers in houston against the rockets and the plot of your not and to discover the concussion and bent notes steve kerr will " the second game. for >> gary: stress sunday night at 9 those who lived here in the bay area remember the raid fat than the city one of those when you're playing with the bodies and classic nights a occasions november 17t

charles wilson and peyton manning drafted in 1998.nd raiders defense held the broncos to 43 yards rushing and four sacks gave up no touchdowns. but the offense managed only one td and their play calling with suspects. carr with this late in the game with a difference. in this 16-10 loss. the raiders have to learn how to finish games. >> i don't think anyone watching our team perform, prepare, and compete questions anything about effort or that stuff. the focus is there. effort is there. new we need to clean up things and play a little cleaner football. a little crisper football and execute plays where we're coming up short. >> a day after being put on indefinite leave, usc fired steve sarkissian. he showed up yesterday for practice in no condition to work. his assistants saying he was not sober. usc started ranked 8th. well, the defending american league champion royals tried to avoid elimination. carlos corea with a two run blast giving houston a lead in the 7th. next man up, colby rasmun. in the 8th, royals rally, nobody out and an

charles wilson and peyton manning drafted in 1998. held the broncos to 43 yards rushing and four sacks gave up no touchdowns. but the offense managed only one td and their play calling with suspects. carr with this late in the game with a difference. in this 16-10 loss. the raiders have to learn how to finish games. >> i don't think anyone watching our team perform, prepare, and compete questions anything about effort or that stuff. the focus is there. effort is there. new we need to clean up things and play a little cleaner football. a little crisper football and execute plays where we're coming up short. >> a day after being put on indefinite leave, usc fired steve sarkissian. he showed up yesterday for practice in no condition to work. his assistants saying he was not sober. usc started ranked 8th. well, the defending american league champion royals tried to avoid elimination. carlos corea with a two run blast giving houston a lead in the 7th. next man up, colby rasmun. in the 8th, royals rally, nobody out and an error, two run sco

opportunity this week and pay in manning and the broncos did not really take apart the raider defense charles wilson the best player on the field yesterday a couple interceptions 39 years of age first time in his career and a seven point maning debt twice but this past was that the raiders marching down the field and pork are a threat to the denver broncos they went on to win yesterday the raiders go to break. kabul >> gary: effect at the will have the face and a unit of something grant lotus the monday night football just ended because the camera and highlights to the game is over for. we figured run along with branstad >> grant: this type of audit. we will tell you about it >> gary: to grant. your aug. thing in the blue angels. one more time >> grant: the steelers have the ball five seconds to go there with a win and said the thai they won it with the steelers beat the chargers 2420. >> gary: and what you think. dodgers mac's fans after tonight the guy who may decide the other night everyone's talking about rubin whose leg was broken on what many consider a dirty slide i guess they got even for th

10 vernon davis clears the air by the reported argument he had in the locker room and raiders charles wilsonard for the fifth time in his career carry has that all this forthcoming effort >> gary: evening everyone on your toolings five losses everyone the media's on youth and on the new store every day lives look over vernon and all one rumble blaming cabinet for the 49ers he got into a fist fight joe staley davison denied any of this and here is talking today was going on and the locker room. walesa there is a huge ball that we ever had any issues to do a great job keeping everyone together >> gary: to the opening of some of the art exhibits he skulks warning everyone become well- rounded. an accountant don't dance to this account became a guy thing be so many things. nisei thing now associate producer awful relentless hunt him yesterday. nine people on my side the rope and a box of someone else's name cassettes somehow a box of all sent to me and of an pentad china who opened a friend of mine. the hot >> gary: remember it never remember flying deft ball with you charles olson hall of fame

>>gary: is hard to leave his plane with a separated shoulder the charles wilson won the heisman trophynd he was second coming out of college. >>darya: he is confirming that yes feel--for you. >>darya: i know they wanted more pressure than ever that desperate to makes the whole team looks bad. >>darya: they did not help the wind but when your commentators on the air saying this looks bad this is terrible this guy should not be out here. >>gary: i did not know there's saying that it makes all the nfl looks bad this guy when it was all sold against their friends thrawn the bed with a full of assault rifles then he gets the four game suspension and became mao you heard what he said. >>darya: i feel bad that i was not there for the 10 makes he did not have remorse for the ex- girlfriend. >>gary: they actually said in a on an nfl sponsored event they spoke up and sent them this is a step in the right direction that they said it looks bad you have to remember we're not making any excuses but a guy might think everything is ok they paid him a million dollars a game and everyone around and said

family and friends of robert wilson third along with charles ramsey were at a demonstration. sergeant wilson died in a gun battle a gamestop as he found himself in the middle of an armed robbery. >> richard gere will help accept the prize. the tibeten leader was forced to cancel his four after his doctors said he needed rest. a long dime budis. it has been for human rights in tibet. both go on sale friday 6abc is a trot cast partners. >> families will become homeowners thanks it to a good foundation. thank volunteers were on hand to help homes call hope village. one is ready end this month and others should be completed by the end of the year. >> much more ahead. more milk fat could lead to more less heart disease. rethinking your grocery list plus. >> a medical mystery in texas. cry for help from this 12-year-old girl's parents after she started sneezing uncontrollably. >> a live video quhat doctors from pen medicine about lung disease treatment and to join in on the conversation 6abc.com "action news" at 12:30 will be in on the conversation 6abc.com "action news" at 12:30 wi

police commissioner charles ramsey was there for dedication of hero plaque in memory of sergeant robert wilson the third. in march he was killed in a gun fight during robbery at gamestop west lehigh avenue and wilson has also been awarded medal of honor and medal of valor. >> delaware county police chief gets heart-warming surprise into a dunkin' donuts. chief robert adams was showered with random acts of kindness customer and clerk offered to pay for morning coffee and another gave him a hug. it comes after an ins dment connecticut where a dunkin donuts employee filed serve an officer. >> my job no different than yours. i don't sdovsh get extra pay or food because i'm a police officer. it's my job. career a chose. it's nice once in a while to hear the word thank you. >> hundreds of we support our police signs can be seen all over delaware county. >> actor richard gere is now monday the big names set to honor dalai lama in a special sayre moan dwli month. richard gere will take part in the liberty medal on october 2 26. dalai lama was chose tone receive the hopper and had to cancel last month

wilson was the killed while taking gunfire inside this game stop. march 5th is a day charles ramsey will forget. >> it was a day i witnessed the most heroic act i'd seen in 47 years. >> i know it was coming from his heart. he knew what type of officer robby was. >> reporter: grandmother raised robby since he was 2. turning the page in the book of life is a struggle. >> ain't a day that don't go by yo think about him. -- i don't think about him. >> reporter: wilson's best friend spoke of him. >> rob gave me the courage to be here and open my heart and share with you the legend of a man he was. >> honor roll. >> reporter: his or her home is adorned with medals from his day as a youngster in philadelphia. this one won't be on a wall, but on a bustling sidewalk and the courage he displayed that cold snowy day in march. >> he gave his life. >> reporter: sergeant wilson is survived by his two young sons, on that fateful day he was buying one of them a new game for good grades. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> officials in delaware county have i issued a call for more volun

. >> commissioner charles rally is was on hand for the dedication of the heroes plaque, in honor of fallen sergeant robert wilson. wilson was killed in march during a gun fight with two men allegedly trying to rob a game stop on west lehigh avenue. wilson has also been awarded the metal of honor and the metal of valor. >> turning to campaign 2016, republican presidential candidate, ben carson, standing by his controversial comments about mass shootings. he argued that people should overwhelm a shooter in a situation like the college shooting in oregon, so that fewer people are killed. they have more now from correspondent craig boswell. >> doctor ben carson stirred up controversy when he suggested victims of the oregon school shooting could have done more to stop the gunman. >> i would not just stand there, and let them shoot me. i would say hey guys, everybody attack him, he may shoot me but can't get them all. >> carson's comment drew criticism, some from his political rivals. >> i just don't think that's the road to go down questioning people who have lost their lives. you have no idea what you would do. >> d

jamaal charles out for the year with a torn acl. but against the vikings albert , wilson gave them a lift. 42 yards for the touchdown. first touchdown of the game for kansas city coming in the fourth quarter. nursing that lead on 3rd and 15. teddy bridgewater dancing and firing one to stefo diggs. coming up on sunday sports extra, more nfl including a wild finish between the lions and the bears. plus, hawkeyes soaring. what's been key to the 7-0 start. we'll breakdown just how crazy this part of the schedule if for -- schedule has been for iowa state. double trouble for fran mccaffery. how the hawkeye coach tells two of his players apart. identical twins. we're going to give everyone at home a quiz. todd: tension escalating as attacks continue. the latest on the unrest in the middle east. a curious kangaroo. spotted on the loose. what it took to get the animal back to its owner. it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" yes pizza, & donuts & muffins & coffee that are all made fresh

jamaal charles suffers a torn acl and will miss the rest of the season. 1st quarter jay cutler with a play expect out of jay cutler. sacked in the end zone. fumbles on his way down. wilsonalls on it for a touchdown. but cutler would get the last laugh today. he hits matt forte for the game winning score with 18 seconds left. cutler throws two touchdowns in the final four minutes. the bears come back to beat the chiefs 18-17. seahawks richard sherman exchange,ing words with pete carroll in cincinnati what a shock. 3rd quarter seattle leading 10-7. thomas . marshawn lynch was hurt. 69-yard run. seattle led by as much as 17 points. bengals rally back. it's 24-21 mike nugent 31-yard field goal on the final play of regulation, and we're in overtime. in ot this for the win for nugent. it's up, watch it hits the bar, goes in and the bengals are 5-0 with a 27-24 victory. the astros hosted their first playoff game today since george w. bush was president. dallas keuchel on the mound 15- 0 at 'em this season. he made one mistake in 7 innings against kansas city. lorenzo cane solo shot over the signs left royals up 1-o. but the astros offense -- houston leading 3-1. there's a form

wilson bridge stop and go. >> anchor: stop stories. closing arguments a few hours away in the charles syrens murder trial.d prince harry is at the dc british embassy getting ready, attending an aevent with first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden to support the games at the wounded warrior competition happening in orlando in may. you can get more news, traffic and weather updates on good morning washington on news channel 8. grab an umbrella. hope you have a great hump day wednesday. >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, "late night" host seth meyers and actor, stephen moyer stops by. plus, a performance from andrea bocelli. and our viewers' choice countdown to halloween continues. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] now, here are emmy winners kelly ripa and michael wilbon! [cheers and applause] ♪ -- michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: hi! hello. hi.

wilson street bridge. >> anchor: top stories, day two of jury selection in the trial of an alleged serial killer. charless have been seated. no most dismissed due to scheduling issues. cleanup this morning still going strong in ocean city. residents and business owners have started owe to scrub town the board walk. power washing with sand. cleanup is expected to last 2 weeks. for a check of more traffic, weather and news. head over to good morning washington live on news channel 8. see you at noon live with kelly and michael, up next. have a >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, film and television star, sarah michelle gellar. plus, basketball legend-turned-author shaquille o'neal. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] now, here are your emmy-winning co-hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: would you. wow.

wilson daughter in what would be 1914. so this -- and she married -- he had been a military aide, charles robb. swain: and what was mrs.ohnson's role in it? and was she very much involved in the planning of all these things betty: oh, yes. i mean, everything became political, whether or not there was a union label in luci's gown. her diary has a lot about what an ordeal that was for her. i think the day after cokie: they had to make two dresses. betty: to get swain: is that right? betty: and the day after luci's wedding, i know she fled to the virginia farm where she sometimes went when she didn't want to see anybody. and, of course, after lynda's wedding, the president fled, so i think they both found it stressful. swain: barbara is watching us in san francisco. hi, barbara, you're on. barbara : yes, good evening. i want to say, i love your program. the question that i have is, what are luci and lynda doing now? and how many children do they have each? thank you very much. cokie: well, lynda is here in the virginia suburbs of washington. her husband, chuck robb, was governor of virginia and a senator from virginia. an

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charles copalman. his management agency represents clients including, jlo. adam levine. nicki minaj. >> some other people you might have heard of. diana ross. the four tops. cher. wilson you know about brands. and i read an article in fast company. you had great tips for brands. one that struck home for me was empty barrels make the most noise so shut up. i love that one. >> the empty barrel, when i did the interview she didn't take the last part of it. the last part is that empty barrels make the most noise so people don't listen to it, but if you listen, that's the key. the key is listening, not talking. i know that's hard for this kind of show. >> yeah. you talk. we're talking about brands. donald trump, ben carson. let's talk about donald trump first. talk about his brand. >> well, his brand obviously, he has been building forever. and it's true. he is strong. he is a leader. he is successful. he is rich. that's his brand. >> very aspirational, right? >> all those attributes are what everybody wants to achieve in their lifetime. i like donald. the one thing i would do if i were donald trump is he also lives the real golden rule doing do unto others as you would ha