the royalists lost and a lot of ts or down innc charleston. charleston -- were down in charleston. i can see why there economic reasons to cooperate on both sides come to the civil war. but do those old hard feelings still influence some of this politic between the confederacy and britain? >> it was kind of confused in charleston as a result of those emotions. some of the correspondent to be correspondents said they are recording me and they made me the head of the society. they are doing this and that is the whole thing going on in 1860, 1861. maybe we could answer to the queen again. maybe this is our destiny, and overall, we are aristocrats and it fits with what we want to do. at the same time, he would note that they were celebrating the day that the british pulled out of of charleston so there were mixed messages with the same people and in the same community. >> you mentioned that he had so many dispatches and reports to london, etc. something through washington otherwise through british ships. apparently, he was using some kind of a code because i find it very odd that the m

i grew up in charleston and i was curious if you knew where he was living when he was in charleston. ade started out on tr street. it's just a couple of doors away , and then he moved the meeting -- to meeting street. my real -- >> miro question is in south , carolina in the revolutionary war we had a civil war. a lot of very hard feelings. the royalists lost's and a lot of the independence were done in charleston. there economic reasons to cooperate on both sides come to the civil war. but do those old hard feelings still influence some of this politic between the confederacy and britain? >> it was kind of confused in charleston as a result of those emotions. some of the correspondent to be correspondents said they are recording me and they made me the head of the society. they are doing this and that is the whole thing going on in 1860, 1861. maybe we could answer to the queen again. maybe this is our destiny is -- our destiny, and overall we , are aristocrats and it fits with what we want to do. at the same time, he would note that they were celebrating the day that the british po

] >> anthony: meet one of the owners of the charleston river dogs, charleston resident bill murray.i'm gonna take shotgun. >> bill: we're gonna see how fast he can go all the way around the outfield. >> antny: today the river dogs ar the evil forces of the dreaded savannah sand gn >> bill: yow! that's going to score a run, and that's going to leave a mark. he's gonna hold him. >> anthony: bad day for the sand gnats. >> bill: you're hated. you're hated. >> anthony: we will crush you like a -- well, sand gnat. >> bill: a sand gnat has almost no backbone. almost not skeletal structure. they fold. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long corn dog known as the "pig on a stick," we knew we'd be coming here, husk, sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, easy for you or not? >> bill: it's easy. the only -- driving was the real transition because i drive like a new

. >>> tourists in charleston, south carolina got more than a bargained forai wild carriage ride after the horse threw the driver to the street. and just the nine passengers were not injured. the driver was hurt. slightly. it is the second time in less than a month the horse, luke has done this so. he has been taken off duty until the vets check him out. >> breaking news from charleston, port area evacuated overnight. officials received a threat last night regarding container ship at a terminal, mersk memphis arrived in charleston from new york. federal, state, local law enforcement involved in the investigation. charleston the eighth busiest port in the country. >> jurors in the bill cosby sex assault case entered day four of deliberations. they now met for 27 hours. still no verdict. yesterday the panel asked for a read back of testimony from accuser andrea constandt and the detective who investigated her allegations. jurors heard part of a deposition in a civil case. the case against the officer who killed a man enters day four of was told to keep trying. officer janez charged with

the first two cruz died in training in charleston. so the third crew, they knew everybody else who had worked on this summer's double -- submersible, the submarine, had died, and they were still willing to join the third crew and try and do something. the third crew were from all different parts of the south and possibly the north, depending, or several were possibly born in europe. tore was not a common thread tie these guys together except for volunteering. the plan was to bury the crew of the huntley in 2004, to lay them to rest. as part of the work leading up to that, we wanted to give a face associated with the names we had come up with. the identities of the crew we knew, we knew information about the artifacts associated with them, but we want to see what they look like. so all eight of the crewman had casts of their skulls used to make facial reconstructions, and that is what we see here. in 2004, presented to the public before they were buried, that was in april, 2004. this would have been a proper place to take care of it, y

jail or the hospital where they are being held in charleston.hey escape onto the streets where they end up hiding among union citizens. some are stealing from house to house. eventually they make it to the works where african-american toots take them on boats union islands. more escape by jumping off the trains when they stop to take on water at either kingsville or branch fell, and then they are going to make their way to columbia. davis gave aon exhortingcolumbia, carolinians to give their all for confederate independence. and you know exactly what i'm going to say -- they are turned out and to an open field. naturally, there's going to be a lot of escapes. escapes, bute more the confederates put on a dramatic display to try to discourage what had happened at florence. one of the officers who jumps off the train is recaptured by dogs and mangled by dogs. so, confederate officials ring that dad officer -- bring that dead officer's body and put it sofront of the prisoners, they really are intimidated by that. because it gives them the impression

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from pittsburgh, through garrett county, west of charleston, that's the bulls eye.uld see 4 to 5 to 6 inches of rain west of the divide. tomorrow as temp, 81. just gorgeous by next week. low 80s, low humid. 83 downtown. still 80 in leesburg. taking the dog for a walk, you'll probably be sweating tonight. temperatures upper 70s. coming in i-66 it doesn't matter what route you're taking, you're going to get some rain tomorrow morning. you still have some rain, but generally east. then we get a break friday night. you're okay. then boom, we get into saturday morning, and here comes just another slug of moisture, and i mean, that's going to be the heavy stuff. 1 to 2 inches with that slug of moisture alone. sunshine breaking out at 11:00, 1:00. mid-80s by 1:00. morning showers on saturday. remnants of cindy. beautiful on sunday. warm yes, but not humid. nice on monday. really pleasant. i've got a couple of drops here. 85. the sunshine on thursday. >>> young ballers grow up dreaming of this night. their name to be call bid an nba team one player from from prince george's

charleston will be the home base. a lot happening. if you want to full up with nasa we will give you specifics. lots of things across the country but specifically charleston and kentucky. phone.sea on the caller: chelsea from "deep wire." i have a question for angela. well -- education reduce student involvement in a future? -- will cuts in education reduce student involvement in the future? >> i am working to make sure our valuable education programs continue to exist. if that elimination happened that would have a huge negative impact. this is a collaboration between many different entities. there are a lot of different centers involved. that is something we are really working on. as we speak, our community is working to save the important parts of nasa. we understand things need to change a little bit but we're working hard to maintain the impactful programs. host: one more question on the found that social media and we will wrap up. i believe who have cbs news. phil? caller: the balloon campaign, do any of you have a sense of how

canola -- charleston cannot -- charleston kanawha. i have not found any in southwest virginia in particular. this is where, for the most part, in many instances, the u.s. cavalry is being sent to or places that they know men have congregated, so around the norfolk area and king george county, there are reports coming in the say there are a lot of an paroled confederates in this area, maybe we should send the provost marshal to this place. >> thank you. can someone clarify after sheridan arrives in the valley in the late summer, it is still about a month before the actual fighting begins. can you clarify on why they waited so long. i'm sure early was expecting an attack. >> the reason was that grant was under the delusion that early's army was much larger than it was, and when early sent part of the troops back to lee, at that point, grant felt that sheridan had a much better opportunity of achieving his objectives, but it is a very interesting phenomenon that the federals overestimate early's force and lee grotesquely underestimates t

that was her district nofs charleston, west virginia today. she is one of the republican senators who appears to be on the fence in this bill. it is down to one vote right now as to whether or not this will pass. if it does pass, the cbo projects will result in 22 million americans not the just losing the health insurance that they're on but altogether lflt protests through the spring like we can continue to see today affect the way this vote ultimately goes. joining us, the co-executive director, one of the architects of the protests against these efforts to repeal the affordable care act. thank you for being here. >> a lot has changed since we first talked with you about this little movement seemed to be springing forth out of nowhere. >> i'm surprised as you are. we have an average of 13 groups in each district. >> 13? >> 13 and this is not just an east coast thing or a west coast thing. this is indivisible alabama, in tennessee, there are groups in maine that spent last week going to every single congressional district office that susan co

next question charleston is the capital city of which u.s. state.. >> south carolina. >> jimmy: no. there is a charleston, south carolina lie in a. it is not the capital city. i believe columbia is. would you like to steal? >> you just said the answer right? >> jimmy: no, i did not. >> you say it. >> jimmy: i only say the questions. >> next question. >> i don't know. i got too many wrong already. >> virginia. >> jimmy: very close. west virginia. wow. all right. our next question. >> we don't get half a point? >> jimmy: you get half of no point for that one. >> do we get a question for being funny. >> jimmy: which doctor is credited with inventing the game of basketball. >> james nay smith. >> jimmy: that is correct. you're on the board. >> i'm the oldest person up here. that's why i know. >> jimmy: next question what chemical element is represented by the symbol k, the letter k? glenn. >> potassium. >> jimmy: that is right. you have the lead. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: next question which u.s. president first won election in 1800 appears o

be forgotten and abandoned too soon. >> you heard the reference there to the church shooting in charleston. today, on the second anniversary of that tragedy, several hundred people marched in honor of those killed. they called it the hate won't win unity walk. >>> still ahead tonight, five officials in flint michigan, charged with involuntary manslaughter. the case is tied to the city's water crisis. >>> a young man finds his calling, becoming a role model in the process. how he's inspiring america tonight. >>> the investigation into the water crisis in flint, michigan, resulted in criminal charges this week. against five city officials allegedly failing to do enough to prevent the spread of legionnaires' disease during the crisis. we get more from anne thompson. >> reporter: in flint, where residents still use bottled water to protect themselves from lead contamination, five officials charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly failing to alert the public about an outbreak of legionnaires' disease when they were told there would be another outbreak. prosecutors say their inaction

he lost his grip during a game in charleston, south carolina.nkfully no one was hurt in the stands. a lucky fan, he got to keep that bat. unexpected souvenere there. tebow's team lost to the charleston river dogs, 3-0. >> probably didn't know that was coming. with a ball you know what to expect. something that big. >>> this father's day might be turning out to be a little extra special for robert jay z. according to e news, they have welcomed their twins. the power couple wemade the announcement. the addition of twins makes them a family of 5. they have their 5-year-old big sister blue ivy. we're hoping the rumor's true because they've been out there since thursday. >> do we know that it's twins? >> yeah. >> we do? >> i think. >> okay, cool. congratulations to them. >> boy/girl, girl girl/, boy >> now we wait for the names. >> being born to a pretty awesome family. >> hey, taking dad out for this father's day? you're going to want to get ready for the heat. man, it is sticky out there. tom is breaking down how hot it is going to get. >>> dramati

charleston will be the home base. a lot of things happening. if you want to follow up with us at nasa we can give you specifics but as alex said lots of things across the country but particularly in western kentucky. any other phone questions before i go to jason and then we're going to wrap up? chelsea on the phone. >> hi, chelsea [ inaudible ] from [ inaudible ]. >> we hear you. >> i have a question for angela. so you had talked a lot about student research and the involvement with nasa space grant. [ inaudible ] the removal of [ inaudible ] education reduce student involvement in the future [ inaudible ] research? >> that's a very interesting point that you bring up and i'm obviously working very hard with folks at nasa and also with our legislatures to make sure that our really valuable education programs do continue to exist. obviously if that elimination happened, that would have a huge negative impact. as i said, this was a collaboration amongst many different nasa entities, the nasa mission director, nasa space grant, and there's lots o

charleston will be the home base. a lot of things happening. if you want to follow up with us at nasa we can give you specifics but as alex said lots of things across the country but particularly in western kentucky. any other phone questions before i go to jason and then we're going to wrap up? chelsea on the phone. >> hi, chelsea [ inaudible ] from [ inaudible ]. >> we hear you. >> i have a question for angela. so you had talked a lot about student research and the involvement with nasa space grant. [ inaudible ] the removal of [ inaudible ] education reduce student involvement in the future [ inaudible ] research? >> that's a very interesting point that you bring up and i'm obviously working very hard with folks at nasa and also with our legislatures to make sure that our really valuable education programs do continue to exist. obviously if that elimination happened, that would have a huge negative impact. as i said, this was a collaboration amongst many different nasa entities, the nasa mission director, nasa space grant, and there's lots o

the first two crews died in training in charleston. you can imagine, the third crew knew everyone else who worked on this submersible, the submarine, had died. yet, they were still willing to join the third crew and take the submarine out and try and do something. the third crew were from all different parts of the south and possibly the north, depending, 4 were possibly born in europe. there was not a common thread to tie these guys together except for volunteering. the plan was to bury the crew of the huntley in 2004, to lay them to rest. as part of the work leading up to that, we wanted to give a -- to get a face associated with the names we had come up with. the identities of the crew we knew, we knew information about the artifacts associated with them, but we wanted to see what they look like. all eight of the crewman had casts of their skulls used to make facial reconstructions, and that is what we see here. in 2004, presented to the public before they were buried, that was in april, 2004. if you are going to recover anything, e

this name derivative from the less done foror the city of charleston. he said and looked more like cam -- him then a gilbert stuart. i go back to the gilbert stuart because that is what people know more than any other. that will be our point of reference. does the famous portrait commissioned for new york state. -- this is the famous portrait commissioned for new york state. this is the most perfect depiction of monroe in full figure. it shows him with his hand on the map of florida. i'm sure everyone is very familiar with this. it shows a stately presence, shows a commanding presence. his sword is on the table next to his hand. a chair over here. this is sort of a take off of the portraits of george washington that you have seen where he is standing with a curtain and the chair next to him as well. but here we have a green and , gold tablecloth, william and mary's colors, how did they know? this was the basis that i came up with my standing figure here. you can see with the takeoff on washington here, they wanted a stately figure of him. what to do you

most thought he was going to head through charleston. there was some concern that he would head to columbia. according to the census, there were 8000 people in the city. occurred, a lot of southern cities where a focal point for people to come to an seek food in jobs to wait up war. -- out the war. the city population swells to 20,000 people. when they start hearing about sherman and his advance through south carolina, they are hearing about the burning and all of it is rumor and speculation, they see the confederate forces. there is a lot of writing that takes place before the troops arrive. when sherman starts out, the real impediment he has is the wet weather he is encountering. his troops are veterans at this point during his corps of engineers is excellent and he can push through 10 to 12 miles a day. there are only some minor skirmishes along the way. once that happens, the gateway is open and he can move into the city as quickly as he would like. one of the places he cites his artillery is the first presbyterian church steeple, ab

most historians focus their or inion on virginia terms of the seaport in charleston. wilmington played an incredibly important role during the war. not many people know about fort anderson. they hear about the forts guarding wilmington during the civil war, to hear about fort fisher and understandably so. the site of the two largest naval bombardments of the war, the largest amphibian operation in american history up until world war ii. we have this great earthen fort that is very important in guarding the city. we are here at the historic site of the national trust for historic preservation. the draytons were an important south carolina family. they play critical roles in the formation and development of the colony of south carolina. and in the formation of the nation itself. in fact, if you follow their trajectory through the 19th century, you will see the different descendents came apart as well. the family allows us to follow both the birth and development of the carolina colony, the birth and development of the nation, and the fracturing of the nation during the

if is a boy growing up in the 1950s on charleston air force base in south carolina. he had a reoccurring reverie. he was a civil war soldier on the side of the confederacy. he didn't question the race wars around him. if black people showed up in the white housing area where he lived with his sergeant father and the rest of the family he joined the kids with rocks and confederate flags and chased out intruders. on saturday night, he and the other white kids from the charl charleston area road bikes to the area of the african-american. he enlisted in the air force and in 1975, 12 years later, now a sergeant himself he appeared on the cover of "time" magazine wearing the blue cap and a crisp white pen with his declarations imposed. super imposed on there was i am a homosexual. he was the first openly gay person to be on the cover of time. how he got there had to do with his transformation from stone throwing bigot to supporter of black civil rights as he came to no black people in the air force. after two tours of duties he agreed to teach in the air force race relatio

charleston avenue this accident is out here. harbor township we have an accident on the parkway northbound 322. as you head southbound we have the left lane blocked with construction, so a few things going on there. let's show you the temperatures as you head out the door. cool to start you off in the morning. in the 40s in allentown and millville. 54 in philadelphia. we're heading up to 82 ten degrees warmer than yesterday with sunshine. the weekend is looking nice, 86 on saturday, 92 turning hot on sunday. >> upper darby police are trying to copy with an opioid epidemic that is getting worst month by month. officers responded to a five heroin overdoses in a 24 hour period this week. one couple is alive because neighbors heard their children screaming for help. >> help me help me, he i said what's wrong. he said my mommy and daddy are stuck in the, can you help me. >> narcan revived the couple. >>> we learning about the shooting rampage, police are combing through the social media post of randy stair. he praised the columbine h

tebow's team lost to the charleston river dogs 3-0.ow. >>> well, this father's day might be turning out to be extra special for rpe according to e news jay z and beyonce have welcomed their twins. >> what? >> the power couple announced the pregnancy back in february when this picture went viral. the addition of the twins makes them now a family of five. the babies have a big sister, 5-year-old blue ivy. as of right now no word on what the names are. we're all wondering about that. >> i'm not sure about that announcement picture with the veil. >> it was unique. >> definitely. congratulations to them if that's the case. >>> hey, a little bit of a breeze outside of union station but it is hot as well. already 79 degrees at 9:28 this morning. it's just going to get hotter today and also humid. tom is going to break it all down for how hot we are talking when we come back. >>> check this out. dramatic video catches speeders tearing through local neighborhoods. now a resolution has been created but the solution a year later, nothing's been d

you know they do that cute little charleston dance number. ♪ ♪ and now, some of her personal possessionsnging in the rain dress she wore with gene kelly. ♪ ♪ are up for auction. with some proceed going to charity. you know things she wore, we have a lot of the things photo id from things she would go to award shows. >> the jewelry to me, it shows a lot of personality as well. but this was, these were things that most of us were able to see on her. >> this ornate bed in the marlon brando film desiree, also slept in by a famous princess. >> this is carrie's bed. >> carrie slept in this bed. >> three years of her life. this was carrie's bed. >> debbie's ultimate treasure. carrie and todd's booties in bronze next to her lifetime achievement academy award. >> what's cool about my mother's life. a life well lived, and she lived and did everything that she ever dreamed of. >> the auction takes place in september. thanks to ginger. what are you going to bid on? >> the jewelry. love to bid on the jewelry. important to look have artifacts that express the >> i want the oscar. no other way i am get

that is beautiful low humidity, pittsburgh and charleston and west virginia in the 60s and 70s in richmond and roanoke and the more humid and oppressive air will move in tonight as the wind shifts. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a line of storms as the humidity comes in from the west and a lot of that fall as part overnight tonight and not looking at storms to bring in the humidity and it comes back tomorrow. heat indexes back into the 90s the second half of the weekend and a dirty sky and not the deep blue and some pop-ups downpours and storms at times. we'll track it on future tracker 6 coming up in just a bit in the accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later. still to come on "action news" this afternoon. a renowned philadelphia drug den is finally getting cleaned up. we have details about the city's plans coming up. >> and meteorologist, melissa magee, is down at the shore staying cool near the water in cape may. >> reporter: hey there sharrie, you know it's such a beautiful day we decided to take our down at the shore and adventure out in the water and we are in

he team ended up losing to the charleston river dogs. 3-0. -- hoop check out this sweet cross over here. reverse layup. mystics led 49-39 at the break. less than 30 seconds to go. 85-83. a quick three. no good. dallas gets the board and the win. final, 87-83. >> give dallas credit for hanging in. johnson played a terrific game for them. that is one of our more disappointing losses in how we lost. >> we were in a great place to win the game and run away with it, and we did not do that, so it is one of those things you have got to learn from. unfortunately, we did not learn and win. we have to lose and learn, too. robert: tonight, it is abc seven sports sunday. the president joins me in studio to make sure you tune in. finally, paul george has told the pacers he will not resign with them after the 2018 season. she is now the quarterback. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you w