ellen was excused, and there was a deal between dolly and the trader that, at a prearranged time, dolly would send ellen to fetch water at the public square right here on the lafayette square common. but that really this would be the opportunity for the slave trader to pounce on her. but in the end, ellen got wind of the maneuver and she dashed across lafayette square into the bustle of the city and i think to the protection of paul jennings. of course, as most of you probably know, in the end the pearl schooner did not make it as planned to freedom in the north. winds too light on the potomac followed by winds too rough to enter the chesapeake bay. plus there was an informant back in washington who put the white owners on the trail of the 77 slaves sooner instead of later. the pearl was hauled back in to washington and those slaves on board faced the fate they most dreaded, sale to the deep south and permanent separation from home and family. in our consideration today of prominent african-americans associated with this area, i would like to include the free man family especially since

james and dolly never had any children. yet this house was always filled with children and family members. madison came from a large family. in fact, on his 50th birthday, he noted he had 50 nieces and nephews. most of them lived in this area. they were constantly visiting. and all the bedrooms on the second floor would have been filled. this upstairs room was james and dolly's private bedroom. one of the more elegant rooms on this floor of the house. we're in the process of furnishing this room. the bed you see here has come to us, from a family member, collateral descendant, of james madison, with a strong family tradition of having been their bed here at montpellier. you can see we have still not yet begun to furnish this and dress this, as it would have been when the madisons were here. the sofa is made by a washington, d.c. furniture maker, william worthington. we know from surviving records that james and dolly purchased a sofa from this furniture maker. this gorgeous mantle here, that, madison installed later, and it

all courtesy of dolly parson. vulgarity to get a few cheap laughs. this is a guy who keeps his act clean. coming up, comedian jim lab brie olea. careful, pringles are bursting with more flavor. [ crunches ] mmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles... bursting with more flavor. [ crunch! ] [applause]. >> he was a regular (applause) regular >> he was a regular on the hit sit com home improvement and he's a community activist and please welcome jim labriola. >> how are you? >> where did you grow up. >> originally, i'm from alabama. (laughter) >> i grew up in the witness protection program. i was 11 my father said, let's go get the cows, we're out of here. why did you put this man in the front? >> you're picking on him. >> there's a dead man in the front, whoa! >> i'm sorry. >> mike: the audience has turned against you. >> god bless him. by the way, you're all getting a free cd from dolly! >> (laughter) >> and you know, the terrorists from 9/11 are finally going to trial in new york after a long time. you've got to be happy

>>> and hello dolly. she's everybody's favorite nine to fiver. the queen of country music. tonight, dolly parton opens up about how she felt about whitney houston and the famous song they both share. ♪ i will always love you >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," april 5th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. for many, the devil made me do it is a bumper sticker punch line or old flip wilson routine. but according to the three young women you're about to meet, satan is real and at least one member of his demon army might be living inside you tonight. the gospels tell of jesus casting evil spirits out of helpless victims and these teenagers say they can do the same. but are they driven by faith oral fame? here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: they are black belts in karate. they are ace horseback riders. and they are also demon fight earls. the leader of the pack, brynne. they call her the enforcer. she's 17, home school and a regular on the beauty pageant circuit. then, t

all courtesy of dolly parton.while many people in his line of work resort to vulgaritytor cheap laughs this ace guy who keeps his act clea clean. coming up. comedian jim l [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. [applause]. >> he was a regular on the home improvement. he's also a political activist. he has been race interestly touring the country with tea party express please welcome comedian jim. [applause]. >> good to see you my man. >> how are you? >> i'm getting frisked. >> how are you. >> where did you grow up? >> me. originally from alabam alabama. i grau up in witness protection program. i was 11. my father said let's go get

all courtesy of dolly parton.ile many people in his line of work resort to vulgaritytor cheap laughs this ace guy who keeps his act clea clean. coming up. comedian clean. coming up. comedian jim l [applause]. >> he was a regular on the home improvement. he's also a political activist. he has been race interestly touring the country with tea party express please welcome comedian jim. [applause]. >> good to see you my man. >> how are you? >> i'm getting frisked. >> how are you. >> where did you grow up? >> me. originally from alabam alabama. i grau up in witness protection program. i was 11. my father said let's go get the cow we are out of here. >>reporter: okay. >> why did you put this man in the front that's what i want to know. >>reporter: still picking on him. >> that man in the front. hello. i'm sorry. >>reporter: audience turned against you. >> god bless them. by the way you won't get a 43 cd from dolly. >>reporter: you know the terrorist from 9/11 go to trial in new york after a long time. you have to be hap

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we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough.o break it up and go by camera setup. let's go over our camera setups on the rooftop. just to orient ourselves, we've got our entrance, doorway, got all that nice green garden stuff down in here, susan's space, street. and, over here, water tower where howard's going to be hanging out. we are going to shoot out of sequence. okay? okay. how many camera setups are we gonna have? i think we have four basic setups. camera position one is going to be over in here, for susan's entrance, as well as howard's and lenny's, all three, together. so camera position one, looking down here. all right? door opens. hey. hey, guys. i haven't seen you in a while. camera position two, susan's space, down by this garden area. now, look what i brought for you guys. that's to establish susan. that's susan's area. reverse angle on two will be three, more of her point of view. but susan's "pov" is fixed; right? yeah, pretty much. until later in the scene. later in the scene, when she starts getting drawn into

can believe that dolly kept all the earnings. and dolly herself, who is a little bit fuzzy, she is not holding her, her head straight enough is to the right of polk as you are looking at the photograph. here its the lafayette square gates. here is lafayette square gates. this gives you a period sense of just how close lafayette square is to the white house. and here is franklin jennings, this is paul jennings' son, one of, one of three, and they all served the union cause during the civil war. and franklin is in that northwest neighborhood, that i was referring to earlier. and here is franklin's -- grandson. henry early. he is the young man on the left, shown with his buddy while they were working at a resort. ,000 when >> when we have our panel this afternoon after lunch, the granddaughter of henry early will be representing the jennings family. i am pleased to say that -- two of her cousins are here today, as well. another one of henry's granddaughters, barbara early allen, and one of henry's great-granddaughters, fawn jord jor

dolly. in there's nothing dolly parton can't do, from music to books to business.ucceeded by sticking to her roots. ♪ bittersweet by and by ♪ ♪ we shall meet on that beautiful shore ♪ >> so first, let's talk about the album with the dvd and music and evening with dolly. tell me about it. >> well, we had a wonderful time on tour recently. and we decided we should film it and record it for a dv dp and cd. there you are on the show, and you have your magic between your fins. ♪ tell me where is that fine line ♪ >> what is it in you that said i'm going to be a star? because you knew at an early age, didn't you? >> well, i wanted to be something. >> something. >> i wanted to sing. i wanted to travel. i wanted to be loved. i wanted to make money. you know, i want toed to get out there and do stuff. i just wanted to do more. i didn't know what was out there, but i knew incompetentened be any poorer than we were at home. i wasn't going to be starving to death. i could find a boy to take me to burger king to buy me a cheese burger. but i wanted more than a boy and a cheese b

hit thanks to whitney houston and "i will always love you", so dolly talked about that song with me also talked about the moment that made her collapse with grief just about over whitney houston's death. >> i think her version of that was spectacular. she just put that song out there in the whole wide world and i always say every night on stage when i do it, i will do my version, i ain't no whitney houston, but it is my song, so i always think of it as being our song. it is like she just did so great with the recording that song, and it was just killed me when they played it so much after she passed away and on the day of her funeral and raised her casket and that went into that song, oh, man, you could have just -- it was just like i was just stabbed in the heart and i just started to boo-hoo. that's when i really, really cried, yes, because just hearing my song, her voice, knowing that that song would probably be at my funeral as well, and it was just a moment to think that what a great song god gave me and whitney. >>> thank you to dolly parton for sharing that with me. we did si

>> yes, you can. >>> we'll be right back with dolly parton.oy these puppies in the meantime. ,,,,,,,, s ♪ good morning ♪ good morning ♪ good morning >> good morning. >> hello. >> good morning. welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday," everyone, i'm jeff glor. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. coming up, a revealing interview with country superstar dolly parton who talks emotionally about whitney houston's funeral and fills us in on her next big project. >> in a special "dish" we'll share easter dinner with george mendes who puts a portuguese twist on that meal. >> using tequila as our wonderful director -- >> he'll leave the control room right now. >>> they were a hit in the blockbuster "bridesmaid" wilson phillips is here performing "hold on" and a hit from their new cd dedicated to their parents. >>> first, lonnie quinn, the doctor of weather is in. >> dr. quinn -- >> medicine man. >> close enough. it's that time -- stay with me, jeffrey. don't go anywhere. it's that time. you told me it's your favorite time -- >> my favorite. >> guess what it is t

i shared time with dolly earlier this week in her hometown of nashville. my stop three times. i was so enamored. how do you choose for an album like this what to perform and what to put on it? >> if is hard, i have to say. you have to decide your high points and your low points. you have to determine the ones that were the biggest like "our lord's levy," "islands in the strea stream." you try to make the best show. >> that sounds so good out there! >> reporter: "i will always love you" is on the album, number one by you twice before whitney houston -- >> good girl. you knew that. whitney when they did it, she took it worldwide and made it the most special song in the whole world for a long period of time. ♪ and i will always love you >> the fact they played it over and over during that time was very sad. it was very emotional to me. >> reporter: you got emotional? >> absolutely. when they lifted her coffin up at that funeral and went into that song, i mean, i just busted out in tears. it was like somebody just stuck me in the heart with a knife. it was jus

. >> is that like a dolly in the back? >> looks like it. latest portion they took the white part out and welded it with another one. >> it had a license plate on it. >> maybe it is street legal. >> that's why they put that dolly in the back, so when they come backwards they won't go all the way back. >> they are listening to celine dion while riding in this thing. >> she's canadian. >> dave rock says there are going to be more versions in the future because he's going to keep changing her. >> the evolution of the zumina. >>> hey beth, you know what everybody should do today? >> go to rightthisminute.com. >> boom. >>> if you've never been to yosemite, have no fear. this video will -- >> hold you over until you get there. >> see the beautiful video that's worth the wait. >> it's gorgeous. >> umbrella one, man nada. >> i hate them. >> this has happened to all of us. >> this is on a windy day in shanghai. this umbrella is no match for all the wind. >> just give up. it's not working. >> the umbrella never is inverted. >> it's so broken it can't

a nearby brother-in-law of dolly madison, who originally built the dolly madison house across the street, became unable to pay his own debts. around 1827 when threatened with imprisonment for these debts, he was forced liquidate. he had a relative by marriage named president james madison who redeemed the house and thereby allowed the cutts family to retain their homestead. interestingly, as part of that same cutts economic catastrophe, richard smith, another neighbor and bankruptcy trustee sold another property of mr. cutts. for a livery. the early decades it was a growing time of slavery and oppression in the united states. the wormley clan was very interested in battling enslavement at a very early period. william wormley, one of the sons of lynch, was a founding member of laurel lodge number 7 of the free masons in 1823. he and his associates, john cook and fron sis stature formed a columbian harmony society to establish a cemetery for free blacks. he also was the district of columbia agent for william lloyd garrison's abolition publication the liberator ins. around that same time, h

you know what -- >> dolly parton's memoirs. >> i don't know.right back. ,,,, [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] ♪ every morning you make me a cup of coffee with a smile on your face ♪ >> good stuff. >> making coffee with a smile. >> got a fresh cup. welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday,". i'm jeff glor. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. as you know pthe titanic hit an iceberg 100 years ago tonight and i talked to james cameron about unsung heroes who helped save dozens of lives that fateful night. he has interesting things to say about who he attributes a lot of the lives saved to. the people on that boat who made the biggest difference. >> very interesting. >> look forward to hearing that interview soon. >>> is it the seven-year itch or the pressure from six kids? we'll talk more about the big en

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>> thank you, dolly parton. what a individual. if you want to see all of our interviews including that one with dolly, go to my blog. a. >> here he is, he's charged with misuse of campaign doe nass to cover up an illicit affair. this was all happening as the former u.s. senator and former presidential nominee was himself running for president. the former democratic star, wealthy trial lawyer could find himself going to prison. >> this political soap opera started at a bar in new york city where he met rielle hunter. the video shows just how close they had become. >> i'm so glad you like it. >> i love it. >> immediately, those close to edwards suspected an affair. behind the scenes, the government argues that edwards was orchestrating a massive cover-up. loyal and wealthy donors paid for his pregnant mistress to relocate. and personal aid andrew young would claim paternity. in the fall of 2007, a tabloid published the story on an affair. immediately, the campaign went into defense mode. >> when you were running for president, you f

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some of them have the game system this robot from a san francisco company called bot and dolly can carry a wide variety of cameras and take a hard to get images and hard to get places. >>> if you're doing products for daughter very need to be very very specific about your camera motions use a system like this one of the goals of the robot block party is to expose kids to the practical applications of science technology engineering and math but some of the kids here are all red jeep all right already engineers. >>> she brought a bill this robot's together left and stack crates. did waves it can pick up the grade lifted onto this is the lives and raise this to about 80 in. tall they say all the uncases adjust with you want to see. >>> it's a great way to say, nc, and try to get into robots. >>> the event is part of national robotics week marks a year cbs five. >>> simmons of them struggled up the same day but was even worse tonight in colorado and the a's rally in the 12th banks to two big hits next. but but as it is, after being diagnosed as shingles but he did in 78 and is hopeful the se

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. >> he interviewed presidents, salvador dolly, malcolm x, johnny carson, barbara try sand, and a tondy characters, and he used a detective technique throughout. >> he was a really good writer and a great story teller, and he could have reeled you into the story. you wanted to know more about the character. >> his name at birth was myron in 1918 in brookline, mass. he went to college at michigan, served in the navy in world war ii and then into radio and eventually into tv. he bravely and openly fought depression for years after a nervous breakdown and a suicide attempt brought on by a damaging lawsuit brought by retired general william westmoreland. he left us with two quotes. he said he walked a fine line between sadism and intellectual curiosity, and he asked us to remember him as tough but fair. mike wallace, gone tonight at the age of 93. that is our broadcast on a monday night. thank you for being here with us as we start off a new week. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

fight because they've got a belief this decisive is justified even if it did use the e.c. a little dolly let him and rule him and luckily enough and expose the high muslim ideas off and on to that little baby the song mostly as it is back believing to this line i think this will get out and you can still see mostly in the dust of this land and their souls not surviving that the plant is very high most of them mostly. we have received very important documents in this case i think established very clearly that union carbide knew the advance of the early one nine hundred seventy three that this pollution problem that we're facing today they knew this was going down and they and they went ahead with this project despite that specific knowledge as early as one nine hundred seventy three union carbide a generic were warning the company that the bhopal plant presents an unusual challenge in that there's no nearby running body of water into which waste can be destructive. so from the design stage waste disposal plant was and was a major concern. a lot of the waste streams from the plant emptied

another dvd choice is "joyful noise" with dolly parton starring in the comedy about a church choir and its two leading ladies who can't get along. >> the countdown begins. >> reporter: the romantic comedy "new year's eve" is also coming out on dvd. it features an all-star cast including halle barry, robert deniro and ashton kutcher. that's your eye on entertainment, teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. wow, it's monday already. that weekend flew. here's monika santami. >> not that long ago. >> she'll have traffic momentarily. >> four more

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>> the treasure trove, dolly madison risked her life and liberty to save documents preserved here. the collection includes the foundation of our liberties. the declaration of independence, the articles of could be federation, the constitution, the bill of rights, there are also cabinet minutes, white house papers and the presidential library system. including secret audio tapes and confidential memos. what can average americans find in this priceless legacy? is it readily accessible? how many secrets reside in the repositories of our national archives? have any of the secrets been improperly penetrated and revealed? we'll ask the archivist of the united states, alan weinstein. [theme song playing] >> doctor alan weinstein, it's a great pleasure having yo pleasure to be here. >> recently, you brought the minister of iraq. what did he -- what was his impression? what did he take away from your visit and what did you show him? >> john, we have over a million visitors every year. he was -- he had the place to himself for a while. he was interested in seeing the charters of freedoms, in

you know i never got a chance to introduce mama dolly as a ring announcer later on or through the years of charity events you got got to know friends but. one of my all time favorites of course the motley crew. a fighter when i was there for you at the end of his career was a great sugar ray robinson probably the greatest writer is a big fan of his and they believe. me whether they're putting their to give credit to put shows a fairly dominating the heavyweight division. such a poor fit in i think many of the states in germany because of course our military might now easy to be a heavyweight champ and still is a favorite of mine sometimes it's emotional sometimes i'm introducing the two fighters that i've known better i know their families and i love them both and they have to fight each other and. so you're fighting for the winner and you're brokenhearted for the loser on the same night. now two basketball away in the n.b.a. the memphis grizzlies have playing their seventh straight home victory with a one hundred forty nine when i have a utah jazz man sitting tenth in the western confe

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