robert dunlap. robert dunlap, the millionaire? the millionaire? oh, millie, you didn't say that right out loud to him, did ya? she did say it right out loud to him. he walked out, right? he's still there. millie, i'll be right over. oh, bless that millie. hi, millie. hi, mr. baxter, this is mr. and mrs. dunlap. the millionaires. oh, i'm, uh, i'm sorry about that. oh, don't be. that's one of the happier words in the language. now, "ex-millionaire," there's a sad one. well, i don't think i have to be concerned for myself either way. please, sit down. thank you. well, what can i do for you this morning? well, we're looking for a house. with a nice garden. and room for a pool table. and extra bedrooms in case the grandchildren decide to stay over. you know, we've seen our grandchildren for the first time in two years. we've been living in europe. it was nice, but it'll never take the place of grandchildren. do you have any listings in the evergreen heights area? uh, well, as a matter of fact i have. the houses are quite large in that section, but i--

was out and about in manhattan and she saw william dunlap. here he is.he had been the manager of the park theater where she had worked as a next her 20 years -- as a next her 20 years -- an extra 20 years before. dunlap records this in his diary. and she said burr "i don't see him anymore. my property00 of and spent it away. i have a new carriage and a pair of horses. " was appalled at her frankness. int confidence can be placed the words of such a woman is hard to say, he said in his diary. woman to be critical of her husband to a near acquaintance just wasn't done in dunlap's social circle. if we are going to be critical of behavior here, burr was far worse. to put the $13,000 he had spent in perspective, that some has the buying power of $378,000 today. he just went through it in a matter of three months with nothing to show for it. had $13,000 jumel to spend a few years later. she used it to buy 217 acres of land in saratoga springs, which she rented to farmers, assuring herself of a steady income. part $13,000 investment was worth about $400,000. he

dunlap was absolutely appalled at her frankness. what confidence can be placed in the words of such a woman, it can be hard to say, he wrote, that their marriage makes anything told of him credible. for a woman to be critical of her husband to a mere acquaintance was not done in his social circles. if we are going to be critical of the behavior here, aaron burr's was far worse. to put $13,000 in perspective, that has the buying power of $370,000 today. in contrast, eliza jumel had $13,000 to spend a few years later. she used it to purchase 217 acres of land in saratoga springs, which she rented out to farmers, assuring herself a steady income. at the end of her life, her $13,000 investment was worth about $400,000. you can see the land she owned. they were ultimately sold after her death. as an interesting fact for those of you here -- notice that the referee in charge of the estate was a man named ruggles. 40 years before, he was a young man assigned to collect the evidence in the jumel-burr divorce. new york can be a very small to

pictures that viewers have sent us today who have been stuck in traffic, lake county sheriff daniel dunlap says at least 50 people injured one in serious conditionon after that accident involving several large trucks and tractor trailers and multiple vehicles, romig road, cars are coming east or west with whiteout blizzard conditions believed to be the cause of the accident . smaller cars . underneath larger vehicles at least one person was ejected and pinned underneath a cara not sure if that victim is in the one who is the most seriously injured . this area expected to be shut downt until about 7:00 p.m. tonight people are urged to find alternate routes . mosul iraq itcher has been removed sher says they expect us to be cleaned up already but it is still a large master. whiteout conditions today grandma told a. with more. >> about half-hour snow plows came through here on 271 they treated the road and snow plows you can seea . has been like that all day as the snowfall moves throughd dumping lots of snowfall here especially on the east side . o people here know that you have to respect t

she was out and about in manhattan and she so william dunlap. he had been the manager of the park theatre where she had worked as a next her 20 years before. speak and dunlap wrote in his diary later in the burr andd after aaron eliza jumel replied, i don't see him anymore. he got $13,000 of my property and spend it all or give it away and had no money to buy himself dinner. i had a new carriage and horses -- he took of them and sold them. appalleds absolutely at her frankness. what confidence can be placed in the words of such a woman, it can be hard to say, he wrote, that their marriage makes anything with him credible. for a woman to be critical of her husband to a mere acquaintance was not done in his social circles. if we are going to be critical of the behavior here, aaron burr's was far worse. to put $30,000 in perspective, that has the buying power of three to $78,000 today. -- $370,000 today. , eliza jumel had $13,000 to spend a few years later. she used it to purchase 217 in saratogad springs, which she rented out to farmers, assuring

she will head to the line and is dunlap gets a hand in their to send the blue devils lead final blue devils wanted to-34. >>> monday clemson quarterback and heisman trophy finalist sean watkins accepted is true feet -- trophy. they lost to alabama is motivated took the tigers take the next monumental step. >> we proved a lot and we did a lot. we didn't finish the main goal and that was to win it all. >> >>> the rain continues to fade and it looks like we will not see much of any rain. a little 41 tonight and tomorrow partly cloudy and 62 >> nothing to nearly a year so the next president can make the choice. but today, mr. obama said he plans to follow the constitution. >> historically this has not been viewed as a question. there is no unwritten law that says that it can only be done on off years. that's not in the constitutional text. i'm amused when i hear people who claim to be strict interpreters of the constitution sudden leap readly reading into it a whole series of provisions that are not there. there is more than enough time for the senate to consider in a nominee that i pres

she will head to the line and is dunlap gets a hand in their to send the blue devils lead final blue devils wanted to-34. and heisman trophy finalist sean watkins accepted is true feet -- trophy. they lost to alabama is motivated took the tigers take the next monumental step. >> we proved a lot and we did a lot. we didn't finish the main goal and that was to win it all. we fell short we have a lot to while some candidates suck up to trump...or run away from him in fear... jeb bush isn't afraid. jeb bush: "that is downright wrong..." he stands up to trump for his liberal democratic positions. calls out trump for insulting g men, attacking the disabled... even trashing a decorated war hero. trump: "i like peoplethat weren't captured..." jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. right to rise usa >>> the rain continues to fade and it looks like we will not see much of any rain. a little 41 tonight and tomorrow partly cloudy and 62 >> nothing to >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and ap

dunlap charging the basket this time it's murray on cleanup duty she finds the rebound. they win 62-33 over east side. the advanced to the championships. >>> girls action calhoun county posting frederic. johnson on defense watch katelyn she's fired up to two fired up she's it with a technical. coach was told the call he could believe it. -- could not believe it. she scores and won up 11 at the break. drive over from columbia to saint matthews. second half pickens with a floater they had 35 on the the hornets win the defendant -- 57-44. >>> former south carolina basketball standout they are the newest members of the south carolina athletic hall of fame. 2000 points. greg buckner also included. >>> former gamecocks parker hester she's one of the eight inductees. also former girls coach who became all-american. she will also be inducted. they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. and strengthen veterans' healthcare. and that's why he'll never rush to put our men an

dunlap charging the basket this time it's murray on cleanup duty she finds the rebound. they play better tonight. they win 62-33 over east side. the advanced to the championships. >>> girls action calhoun county posting frederic. johnson on defense watch katelyn she's fired up to two fired up she's it with a coach was told the call he could believe itit -- could not believe it. she scores and won up 11 at the break. drive over from columbia to saint matthews. second half pickens with a floaoar they had 35 on the night shared more than half of points. the hornets win the defendant -- 57-44. >>> former south carolina basketball standout they are the newest members of the south carolina athletic hall of fame. greg buckner also included. >>> former gamecocks parker hester she's one of the eight inductees. >>> rain today, rain tomorrow and stormy on wednesday. then drive for the rest of the week. -- dry for the rest of the week. >> 53 degrees tomorrow and showers increasing chance for rain afternoon into the evening high 61. >> with you have love for us tonight? -- what do yo

green, carlos dunlap and adam jones. cedric peerman and reggie nelson were selected as well. let's go to columbus. under 15 to play in the game. kam williams on the premiter drains it. and osu had cut the maryland lead to just two. williams was off the bench to drop nine on maryland. later in the half, maryland by four, jae'shawn tte gets his own rebound...he can't get that to fall. but watch williams. gets this to fall. it cut maryland's lead back to two point. ohio state shot just 36-percent for the game.down one, williams with the ball again. and this would give ohio state the lead. tate had 16 to lead the buckeyes. remember the buckeyes lost at maryland earlier this year by 35.just over three minutes to go, rasheed suliamon buries it. maryland by four.and with the terps up two with two minutes to plaly, it's melo trimble.four terps in double figures, trimble's 20-led 'em all. 66-61 maryland. and in aspen today, nick goepper went for the gold again....in the 'x' games slope stylegoepper is also the reigning olympic bronze medalist.and he had won the aspen gold three games

short time ago ofme that wreckage from a viewer sent to us,a just got an update from the sheriff dunlap says 15 vehicles involved he says 15 extent, one-person is critical, some very serious injuries he says nobody has been life-flighted, although victims were transportedfe by ambulance to hospitals, the area where the accident is between vrooman road and state route 44 the sheriff says vrooman road westbound on-ramp disclosed, eastbound closed back to six . five and mentor stressing to people who may be heading home . try to find alternate routes he says shares have been on the scene for the past several hours to gather evidence and determine the cause . during this accident there were some white out conditions right now the snowfall is light, there are 15 very serious condition, one-person was ejected them trapped underneath a vehicle, andnd asset that was the person who wass the most seriously injured and he did not know . so this situation, is still very fluid,is he says he had been checking in with his personnel on the scene to get updateser and i'm going to call him to get an upda

. >> reporter: today, all of this history is in the hands of father dunlap. >> the voice was spoken whenesus was found alone. it's the oldest church building in the united states that's still in active use. >> reporter: many members of the church paved the way for the rest of us. some fought in the revolutionary war and others helped in slavery. >> s he was responsible for keeping part of the union. >> reporter: many believe that anna carol was part of lincoln's cabinet. >> this is a famous painting of lincoln and his cabinet. there is an empty chair because of her sex. she wasn't allowed picture. >> reporter: some believe harriet tubman worshiped here. >> the local story is harriet tubman was a local parishioner of the church. >> reporter: the old trinity church is 38 feet long by 20 feet wide but the history is huge. long before the declaration of independence was written, people gathered here to worship. it's a living testament to americans' faith. >> this church has witnessed every up and down, every trial and tribulation and victory, every presidential election that this country has

detectives, this is marilyn dunlap, jesse's mother. these are... the two that arrested my son. do you have any idea how much money i give to that police athletic league? ma'am, if this were a traffic citation we'd probably let it slide but it's a rape-homicide. it's falserrest. nobody's been arrested. we're just talking to him. he had nothing to do with it. how much resentment your son had for his father. he had 18 years to deal with the fact that he had a rotten father. and if this is about resentment, you should be talking to peyton. hers was good and raw. what kind of resentment? ever since max's heart attack he'd been nailing just about anything that moved. did peyton know? she knew when i ran into her at the covenant house fund-raiser last month. benson: how did she find out? i told her. did you give her names? look, i don't have anything against them, just max. that's very noble but we're still going to need that list. well, i know for a fact that he was doing his boss's secretary. a doctor smiles at you around here people make a soap opera out of it. oh, so you weren't h

. >> lake county sheriff dan dunlap blames thehe prime snowbelt location, heavier traffic and higher 70 mph speed limit. >> i'm concerned think that we should not accept thish looking at strategies that might be able to slow down traffic. >> possibly new roadside warning signs but he says it is on the conditions of. >> action is not moving that fast that fast when she did try to stop, there was no stopping.g >> he says he's been driving a semi for 45 years and this was his first wreck, another indication of just how bad the roads were here yesterday.. >> it is amazing that the injuries were not more severe. >> just three people seriously injured, or that went into surgery today, out of all of thosey it is good that it was not even worse. >> a second high school student kent state student, anda that there are others involved as dave nethers has the latest. >> on sunday afternoon, the kent police are called to the ryan's place apartments.af >> they came in and asked for the money , they drew guns and said that they were going to shoot. freshman at kent state university is fatally shot

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and steven dunlap is in fort bragg and says this weather is boring. be patient, everybody.here are signs that the westerlies are going to breakthrough, a couple weeks from now, a couple weeks from now. i've been saying march. that's my month. that's any story and i'm sticking to it. santa cruz 85. and high pressure will build way to the north. monterey, 84. these were yesterday of course. oakland airport 79. and napa, 78 degrees. were there others? yes, there were. san francisco, 75. mountain view 75. clear and cool this morning and a teeny bit of patchy fog. and there are a lot of 40s here. a few high clouds. and it will be warm. and gradual cooling and here comes the next system. not much is happening here. we peaked out on the temps yesterday. 42 santa rosa. and 41 livermore. half moon bay 57 and the city 56 warm degrees. and mill valley 52. and novato, 51. this is calistoga, warm air aloft. and you get up 1500, 2000 feet and it's really warm. past poll is -- sebastopol is 42. a few elevations 16 to 20 but not at the as far as. 42 in ukiah. and monterey at 54 warm degree

birthdays for 2/26 (friday) melissa martin - 33 tracy dunlap - lexington - 45 sharon bowen - 45 tracy hall - axton alan terry - franklin county - 18 jessica wallace - roanoke - 30 jenny jenkins - bedford - 33 tina reed - troutville - 33 jakob bowser - covington - 11 jax clark - dublin - 6 amari gunn - danville - 6 vicky amos - roanoke - 60 tim castelluccio - dublin - 34 beamer akers - riner - 79 dustin correll - christiansburg - 26 eli halsey - 6 virginia duty - snowville jasmine vaden - cascade - 12 doreen merchant - roanoke - 51 davis mckinney - galax nellie stultz - martinsville - 80 diane reynolds - claytor lake - 58 cierra hopkins - 15 tommy & kathy firebaugh - bonsack - arrived, perfect for a weekend of skiing or snowboarding. leo's got the breakdown on where to go this weekend to get the best powder. for wintergreen the resot says don't let the rain fool you because cold temps have returned and they'll be freshening up the ski surface with their man made snow. 100% of the slopes will be open. expect bluebird skies along with cooler temps all weekend. massanutten has seen a bit

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we are joined by philip dunlap, the president of the new the start -- new hampshire historical society. tell us about your collection. >> we have been collecting since we started in 1823 and we have accumulated a lot of material about new hampshire politics and national politics. >> how do you get these pieces? >> they are gifts many times, families gives us artifacts that have been in their attic or in their library. collect by-- we also paying for items. >> let's start with this banner on the wall that has buck and breck on it. >> this was carried in the election of 1850 six by republicans who were protesting the democratic votes for the kansas-nebraska act which was in the unionelped keep together until the civil war. the kansas nebraska act was signed by new hampshire's on president franklin pierce. this is just one of the things you have. you also have physical things. >> interesting things, a wheelbarrow is one of them. tell us the significance. >> this was a campaign prop from the election of 1876 between the samuel tilden and rutherford hayes. we think that bush and gore was th

. >> you had so many people say -- >> did you see our coverage of jeffrey dunlap? were people out there who were saying that. >> the fed has two mandates, but there are dozens and dozens of inputs that can affect those. you can't ignore the inputs. >> don't enable them any more than they are in your portion as a private sector person. please. >> the fed is doing more than congress right now to affect our economy. so we have to care what they're thinking. >> thank god congress isn't allowing more to be done. >> i don't know. a little stimulus right now would help main street, wouldn't it? >> what did we do with a trillion? >> we have stimulus right now. we actually have fiscal easing this year. in an election year. >> how many shovel ready projects? >> we maybe kept the economy from falling a lot more than it did, but we don't have time to debate that, joe. >> was it the fed or the stimulus? >> a place and a roll -- do you know that your stimulus was 1/3 tax cuts? this whole big thing. it was 1/3 tax cuts. the problem that the conservative economists point out, they

academic researchers like robert brulle at drexel, reilly dunlap at oklahoma state university, justin fairly at yale university, and michael mann at penn state university are exposing the precise dimensions and functions of this denial machine. investigative writers like naomi klein and steven cole are on the hunt. merchants of doubt is already a movie. jeff nesbitt's forthcoming book "poison tea" should be illuminating. and on the official side, two state attorney generals appear to be looking into exxon's role in this climate denial scheme. in short, what could well be the biggest scam to hit politics since teapot dome and watergate is being unraveled and exposed. the dirty fossil fuel money has deliberately polluted our american politics, just as their carbon emissions have polluted the atmosphere and oceans. justice, madam president, cannot come too soon for these people. with that, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: mr. president,