faye: yeah. i think it was a mix. i think there are folks in this sector, uh, the development sector, that were quite familiar with the idea. it wasn't a new idea, and there was quite a bit of evidence for cash when we got started, uh, and those folks were really quite supportive. now, i think there is the general public, and there is skepticism about cash, um, in general. there's also a lot of skepticism about pe--whether people would actually give in this way. lee: and how--so tell me, why does ca--direct cash work? faye: well, i think you're realally putting, uh, trust into the poor and allowing them to make decisions o on their own behalf. i think if i'm sitting in a room in new york or dc or london, it's going to be a lot harder for me to understand what that recipient or poor person needs than for themselves to know what they need. lee: well, let's talk about how it actually works, then. um, let's start from the donor's end. how does a donor go about deciding who the money goes to, and how does that transa-- tra

faye: yeah. i think it was a mix.think there are folks in this sector, uh, the development sector, that were quite familiar with the idea. it wasn't a new idea, and there was quite a bit of evidence for cash when we got started, uh, and those folks were really quite supportive. now, i think there is the general public, and there is skepticism about cash, um, in general. there's also a lot of skepticism about pe--whether people would actually give in this way. lee: and how--so tell me, why does ca--direct cash work? faye: well, i think you're realally putting, uh, trust into the poor and allowing them to make decisions o on their own behalf. i think if i'm sitting in a room in new york or dc or london, it's going to be a lot harder for me to understand what that recipient or poor person needs than for themselves to know what they need. lee: well, let's talk about how it actually works, then. um, let's start from the donor's end. how does a donor go about deciding who the money goes to, and how does that transa-- transa

>> joining us now is faye thompson from atlanta, georgia. hi, faye. >> hey, girl. [ both laugh ] >> you and i are gonna get along great. what was it like to watch your video? >> it's eye-opening, really. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. [ both laugh ] >> how you have you friends and family reacted? >> they love it. >> really? >> my children are so happy with person. i'm happier. they say i used to frown a lot, and now i smile a lot. you know? i think they've enjoyed this as much as i have. you said it's not just -- it's feeling good. i don't think of that in terms of a cosmetic procedure. >> well, it turns over everything. you want to do things that you haven't done before. you want to try -- >> like what? >> you don't really want to know. >> oh, i want to know. [ both laughing ] >> my social life has changed. >> oh, has it? >> i get a lot compliments. and when i tell people my age, they don't believe it, so... >> oh, that's wonderful. >> it's going real well. [ laughs ] >> you look really happy. >> thank you. >> i think that's been the

faye d some a couple of bucks and some a couple of hundred. what is up with that?>>> i thought i was alone in at all. >> reporter: her bill went from $90 and -- two $145 in the last three months. as it turned out, she is part of a surge of customers facing an increase.>>> i see people with bills that were $120 going up to 600 bills that were $120 month.>> reporter: as alliant spokesperson justin explains. >> we were not able to manually review all the bills. when we can't manually review the bills, the system kicks out an estimated help. >> reporter: the estimates do not include usage which is higher this year because of warmer weather. they admit they were unable to update customers immediately.>>> we apologize can to never let it happen again. >> reporter: company is creating a payment plan for customers.>>> we set you up on a payment plan and you still have to pay it. no. that's not enough. the customers know they did not use that much electricity.>> reporter: dudley says her thermostat is dead at 81 to reduce costs. >> i sweated this whole summer $192. >> repor

>> joining us now is faye thompson from atlanta, georgia. hi, faye. >> hey, girl. >> you and i are gonna get along great. what was it like to watch your video? >> it's eye-opening, really. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. [ both laugh ] >> how you have you friends and family reacted? >> they love it. >> really? >> my children are so happy with it. it's like i'm like another person. i'm happier. they say i used to frown a lot, and now i smile a lot. you know? i think they've enjoyed this as much as i have. it's feeling good. i don't think of that in terms of a cosmetic procedure. >> well, it turns over everything. you want to do things that you haven't done before. you want to try -- >> like what? >> you don't really want to know. >> oh, i want to know. [ both laughing ] i think we all want to know. >> my social life has changed. >> oh, has it? >> i get a lot compliments. and when i tell people my age, they don't believe it, so... >> oh, that's wonderful. >> it's going real well. >> you look really happy. >> thank you. >> i think that's b

she's always on trend. >> it is faye wetzel of course. she owns boutiques in brookfield and mequon she is here today to solve fashion problems and answer questions about what is in and what is not. great to see you. >> pant suits are definitely jump suits are in. >> jump suits. >> you look great in yours. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> it has texture to it i love it. i noticed velvet is a big trend these days. are you seeing a lot of it? >> i would say that that is for fall and winter is velvet. velvet everywhere. >> okay. >> so leggings? >> leggings, jackets, dresses. you know skirts. you name it. >> yeah. >> if you were to buy one thing this fall, what would you suggest? >> velvet. >> it would be velvet. >> i really would suggest velvet. >> in any way? >> i think what is also interesting we probably all have velvet hanging in our closet right? and so we're getting some questions about well i have this velvet j years ago can i still wear it? and usually my answer would be absolutely not. [laughter] >> but you know vel

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. >> some the heaviest rain from hurricane matthew fell in faye vet ville. the governor toured the city where than over the weekend. many of the businesses flooded were not flood plan, so they didn't have flood insurance. >> we do need help and we don't need delays. cumberland county schools are closed at least through wednesday. >>> this is 42-year-old boris abbey missing sce saturday. mong first lady waters. >>> first swords areurgi people to off the road possibl i 95 remains closed. traffic is being rerouted onto 421. >>> ome statns did run out of fuel because others were without power but there is no overflowed. is is drone video from russell jeanette. it was taken before the governor asked dres be taken down. more than 25 roads are closed and more than 100 families have >> e mill is still intact but the trails are closed. th heavy rains brought these trees down across thetrails. workers of the park say given the amount of flooding, they're very fortunate. >> i was worried the mill wasn't going to be here. when i drove here yesterday i wanted someone to

faye back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> he's already been ruled out. but the question is for how long? when the asu quarterback could be happening overnight. >>> with numbers come power. -- latino community groups know it. >> that's why they're registering as many people to vote. >> reporter: they have a small office but they're having a big celebration. maybe you notice by the balloons over here or this big number. they say they've registered 8,000 voters here alone for the upcoming election and what's happening here. we're seeing repeated again and again across the valley. >>> it was easy to help bolster hispanic voter registration numbers. volunteers set up camp, brought their forms to the federal courthouse. waiting for this group of newly minted u.s. citizens. they just beat monday's registration deadline. >> we're the last set of people that are actually going to be eligible to vote for this upcoming election. >> that means we have a voice and we get to vote. we have to be involved on the politics of this country because we live here and we're pa

firefighters battled smoke and flames around 3:00 this morning at the faye on park road the restaurant was in the basement, the upper floors of the building are under renovation. >>> firefighters across the area gave back at a special blood drive today in montgomery county. the drive honors the memory of two firefighters. the father and son served the silver spring community for more than nearly 50 years combined. they both became ill and needed countless blood transfusions relative, thanks the community for coming out. >> my wife and myself do very much appreciate the community coming out and sportding this blood drive every year. mean as lot to us as we remember our loved ones. >> the drive started more than a decade ago. the chief says he was pleased with the turnout. >>> trooper is injured in a crash on the belt way. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate against gay employees. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote!

la faye and other may makes a big deal about $250,000, i'm still broke. they don't realize that. >> reporter: after two major cases will he keep a low profile. >> i have absolutely every right to be ut and about as a free american in my hometown with hi head held high without a mask >> the judge ordered eperson to be held in jail during the appeals process. >>> the big 12 is a big no for the university of south florida. commissioners announced today they will not expand the conference from the current ten members. back in august usf put together this promotional video right now hoping they would consider adding them. the league tossed around the idea of expands. they held schools, and in the end the league decided better off with no new members. they will focus on gert more money from the tv partners. scott smith will tell us how the school responds in a few minutes in sports. >>> now, your skytower radar forecast with fox 13 chief meteorologist paul dellegado. >> paul: incredible fall colors from maine into the mountains of north carolina. maine from pam

. >> that's tiny faye and jimmy fallon on "snl" last night. we have the whole clip on the nbc 10 app. as a philly native and a philly transfer you got to laugh. >> yeah. >> take it all in stride. >> one last look at your forecast here. we have that shot of radar showing us still some rain moving through although i do expect lunch time into the afternoon it's going to move off the shore. >> all right that's going to do it for us right now. "meet the press" is next for a quick replay on all of us here on nbc 10 i'm rosemary connors. have a good one. >>> from philly -- >> defense, defense! >> to fargo. >> everyone is carson crazy. >> i think it's the biggest thing to happen to north dakota since roger maris. >> today, another road test for the rookie and a home coming of sorts for jim schwartz. >> it will give us a chance to go 4-0 as an nfc team so yeah it's personal that way. >> we'll sit down for an exclusive conversation with a local running back making a big name in the bird's backfield. eagles "gameday kickoff" proving that you can go home

the rain swamping faye 14 inches there, a third of its average annual rain falling in hours. >> our state is facing major destruction and, sadly, loss of life. >> reporter: the storm has claimed at least 20 lives. and in north carolina, over 1,000 water rescues. the water carving a canyon into this road. this woman's car submerged. as rescuers approach, notice that bundle under her arm? >> oh, come on, sweetie. in so many parts of north carolina, it's the rain that created that flooding. but here along the coastal communities, it's that wind pushing that storm surge onto land creating a water world in every direction. millions without power across the south. the howling storm blowing transformers and ripping down power lines in a flood-battered charleston, south carolina. in florida, they're still assessing the damage after matthew raked past it. >> reporter: the waves were so big, they came crashing up and over this nine-foot storm wall. pushing these boulders all through this neighborhood. the road here behind me, completely gone. >> and now the water is just over. >> reporter: back her

will be open in vincent tomorrow, in cedar falls on tuesday and wednesday banks and the community of faye low are still working to dry out. fox 28 news reporter, joe spoke with people who live in one of the hardest hit areas of the flood 2016, joe. >> for some this brings back bad memories but for some there the first time taking on water. >> flood 2016 was just a drop in bucket compare today what he has already been through. >> 2008, nobody everybody thought it would be, we were told a foot above the road. it was 7-foot. it was a shock. we didn't have as much time to prepare. this time we had more time to prepare and it was a lot less weather. >> robert moved into his house three months ago, the high waters not a pleasant welcome. >> when we moved here we knew it could happen but not this soon. >> during the evacuation, o dean stayed behind. >> i want today protect our i would have left but i am glad it didn't. >> for those that did leave, it wasn't easy, it brought back bad emotions and being intense ?this flood. we've had a tremendous support of volunteers and people bringing meals and

the woman on the left is faye mckay. one thing approximate was access to celebrities. >> my must be one fan was a one eyed jewish black man, samny davis jr. he was my number one fan. >> i think i see the vampire sinatra. vampire was especially in demand. >> there was a place called wonder world that had a chain of stores around town we'd go from one to the other, appear here and there. it was a lot of fun. >> fun was important because in the time the economy was in a rough spot which gave parker a simple goal. >> make people laugh. but the spirit of fun despite. >> that interview is from 2011. he made a special appearance in character that year. parker p age 82. >> dana: thank you. this one is not great. 16-year-old boy in critical condition after authorities say he was shot by a 14-year-old. as school was letting out for the day, police say the boy was shot twice during a confrontation at a middle school near salt lake city. not clear what the argument was about. the 14-year-old is a student at that middle school. he wa

. >> kelly: 75 at faye galloway elementary school. winds are light. but this afternoon winds will be picking up. by 11:00 a.m. 17 miles per hour sustained winds. by 3:00 21-mile an hour with gusts to 35. >> is it a case of doctor discrimination on a delta airlines flight? she's african-american, she's a young woman and she's pretty. she's on a flight from detroit to houston and there is a medical episode with one of the passengers so she offered to help. the flight attendant says we don't need your help, we have an older white man who is a doctor to help us. according to a facebook post the flight attendant said sweety put your hand down we're looking for actual physicians or nurses or some type of medical they figured out she is an actual doctor. that employee did apologize and offered her free sky miles as well. the doctor saying this is just discrimination. >> kim: we want to hear your thoughts on this one. go to social media and search for kim and dana wagner. this is one i have a feeling discussion. >> dana: matthew is long gone but they are stil

>> comedians like tina faye were relentless. >> you've got alaska here and there's water here and thenussia. i can see russia from my house. >> even now, john mccain's answer to all of it? give me a brick. >> she did get our base energized. >> i love her. >> she did hold her own against a 35-year member of the senate, joe biden. >> can i call you joe? >> what i didn't get was how the media just skewered her. she became fodder for everything and i thought that was terribly unfair. >> people in my view are not kind to sarah palin. >> despite the media frenzy, the mccain-palin ticket was holding its own until five weeks before the election. >> we were according to our polls basically running even or slightly ahead the day that the stock market went down 700 points. >> crisis on wall street. one of the biggest failures in u.s. history. >> september 29, 2008. >> the credit crisis worsened overnight. >> economic panic. >> this is absolutely stunning. >> big banks were failing. >> the house rejects the financial bailout plan. >> at the end of that day, we were 7 points down. as americans watc

. >> the powers o >> the woman on the left is faye mckay. one thing parker had that his counterparts did not was las vegas access to celebrity. >> my number one fan was a one eyed jewish black man. does that ring a bell? sammy davis , jr. was my number one fan. followedby another , jr. sinatra , jr. sinatra. >> hello vegas vampire. >> halloween between vegas vampire was especially in demand. >> wonder world had a chain of stores around town and we'd go from one to the other. it was a lot of fun. >> fun was important because at the time the las vegas economy informs a rough spot which gave parker a simple goal. >> make people laugh. put the spiri if they did have a hard way to go in life. >> that interview was from 2011. parker made a special appearance that year in character. he passed away earlier this year. >> kim: thank you. we take you live to cleveland and there is progressive field. it is about a go minute walk that you get to quicken loans arena where the nba season kicked off last night with lebron james and his cavaliers lebron scor

faye goodness abc television was there to cover it and the image of the police eating of african-americans are monday -- of love not to germany the police beating up african-americans reminded nazie of not see -- germany. he did the same thing with their housing in 1968. the house refused to agree to the senate version of the bill. how are we going to get this on stuck? boom. martin luther king was assassinated. just like with jfk, lbj reached was a major later, we have got to do something historic. let's make him the murder for fair housing. acthouse agreed and the passed. lbjashington, you have the department of education building. because he knew how to move with perfect timing in pursuing his initiatives that allowed us to have integration sooner rather than later. a great leader shall be a great communicator and shall follow through and do -- and a president who follow through was ronald reagan. and the people i interviewed for my book, his first turn white house chief of staff and second term -- james baker. and his biographer, h w brand. i talked to them about many aspects of ronald

the idea coming from tina faye.until after the first debate. now, the sketch everyone is waiting for could help shape the narrative of this election. will there be trump sniffles? vigorous chugging of water? jokes like that can breakthrough in a powerful way. >> they go to define people. i think comedy could be the key to winning this election. >> as election day nears, left leaning "late night" host are ratcheting up their jokes. >> hillary clinton used a secrete device to boost her debate performance. we have a picture of it right here. >> don't snort your way through the debate like jeanpierre. >> reporter: pointed comedy can turn off some viewers. >> i'm aware that probably happens. >> it impresses other viewers. during election years, people need to laugh. some past "snl" performances are unforgettable. >> i can see russia from my house. >> and will ferrell's george w. bush. the portrayal of al gore was devastating. >> i would put it in what i call a lock box. >> and who can forget chevy chase as a bumbling ger

. >> faye thas off again next sunday. >> with all eyes on trump and clinton, the have the vice presidenttting as much as attention. 40% of american can't identify them, and 41% couldn't correctly name vp mike pence and 46% unsure of the name of clinton's vice president, tim kaine. taking center stage tomorrow night, complete coverage right here on abc at 9:00 p.m. >> tune in for the next presidential debate, october 9th, sunday. >>> another big story this morning, hurricane matthew, a powerful storm moving towards extremely vulnerable areas. 145 miles per hour winds move closer to haiti, residents stocking up on the essentials. forecasters say some areas of highty could get up to 40 inches of rain, but they are under a warning now, and heavy rain already caused localized street flooding. it's moving slowly, and that's not good news for flood prone areas. this is a dramatic scene in jamaica, a water spout spinning out there. see that right there? that caption sums it up, saying, quote, it's time to evacuate the beach, i reckon. >> i'd say so. >> in the coming days, matthew could impact th

for more shopping tips from faye, you can go to wral.com and search smart shopper and look under the consumer tab. >> pumpkin cheesecake? >> love cheesecake. >>> you can now have conversations on facebook. about cheesecake! >> if you want to, and how to make sure they are not accessible from different devices. >>> welcome back. we're taking a live look now at florida governor rick scott holding a news conference talking about how serious this storm is, this hurricane is that is about to hit florida. waves are a concern, surge is a concern, and he says it could be deadly. so he's asking people to evacuate and get to a safe place as soon as >> he has activated the national guard and our own governor in 30 minutes will talk about our own preparations, not nearly as bad as what they are dealing with in florida. elizabeth, they could get pounded like melbourne up to daytona beach, jacksonville. >>> and we know the western area will take a huge hit but people may be surprised how widespread this will be. affect folks all the way even to the west coast and the worst on the east coast and pe

glenn: i think the damage that is being done in the church right now is far greater than jim and tammy fayever did. charlie: that was 20 years ago. glenn: that was 20 years ago, and look how long it took to get past that. charlie: but also, you have a very popular pope. i think he is popular. you have the catholic church, they are in the midst of a very popular pope. because he seems authentic, because he seems transparent. he seems of the people. glenn: he also seems to say, i will call out the sins of my own people first. charlie: yes. glenn: that is what has to happen. i'm getting a lot of heat for not talking about hillary clinton. but anybody who listens to me, they know how i feel about hillary clinton. what is important now is how we feel about us in the decisions we are making. and what really can help, and i understand it now, from the press, i really do, i think the press is so free out by donald -- free out by donald trump, they are saying let's just not really look at the wikileaks things, let's not look at these scandals and the fbi, let's not look at it right now. because they

was almost a billion in reported losses on one of his tax returns in the each 90s that could equal faye him for major -- [ indiscernible ] as you mentioned, tomorrow he'll be in arizona running for president here and where's going to make a stop in prescott valley. the campaign will be hours before the person -- the vice presidential election is expected to be a sold out event and this is happening at the big question, however, will be if he addresses the taxes after the details of the 1995 tax return were reported on this weekend, the new york times reporting that trump listed a net operating loss of $916 million that year and that loss could have lead him avoid parking federal taxes for up to 18 years and whether he did that is unclear. he has not said much about it and trump's campaign responded by saying that the information by dodging taxes in this way, it's not against the law. one tax lawyer introduced by "usa today" saying there are generous writeoffs for interstate inventors and that event starts at 2:00 tomorrow in prescott valley. the doors will open at 11 and all of your cov

trump avoided paying taxes for two decades, you have to read a little deeper that if trump didn't faye federal taxes, it's because the government said he didn't owe it. then on the apprentice, saying trump was lewd and sexist. they interviewed 20 crew members and eight of them remembered him making crude comments. the trump campaign calls this story outlandish and several crew members told the a.p. they had positive experience with mr. trump. new york attorney snyderman, a democrat and hillary clinton supporter today ordered the trump foundation to immediately stop soliciting charitable donations in new york because it's not legally registered in the state. the trump campaign says it will comply but has concerns about the ag's political motives. what's not getting as much play is a story on the front page of drudge alleging bill clinton has a secret son named danny, a boy that the former president allegedly had within the '80s. now the accusation is that test was not accurate. the daily mail says it has learned president obama was so concerned about hillary clinton's health he set up a

hurricanes jean and francis and since then the only other storm system we've had of any magnitude was faye08 so eight years since we've had a major event like this but we haven't even seen an event like the one we expect to experience starting tonight. >> okay, sir, thank you so much, don walker with brevard county. we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. some people in shelters but a lot of people saying in their homes. >>> next we are going to take you live to charleston where brian todd is standing by for us. brian? >> brianna, we're on one of the barrier islands that may take the brunt of hurricane matthew when it approaches south carolina. we'll tell you about evacuations and the concerns of storm surge and flooding just ahead. >>> back to breaking news. a category 4 hurricane approaching the u.s. and i want to turn to south carolina where mandatory evacuations are under way along the coast. by day's end, nearly half a million people are expected to have left their homes, school buses are ready to ferry people to safety. the mayor says now is the time to leave, right now. bri

the worst we had was tropical form faye in 2008.oes not even compare to the others. >> what have you done to batten down the hatches and where do you go from here? do you wait this out and hope for the best? >> yeah, we implemented mandatory evacuations. we currently have almost 5,000 people in our shelters and a lot of people in the barrier islands have moved to higher ground. right now we're looking at 20,000 power outages and what we anticipate we'll see is a lot of wind damage. it's raining but not sideways during one of these events so we're just waiting to see how we're going to stand in the rivers and streams, but we've had a lot of rain in advance of this storm so we anticipate there will be some flooding. >> don walker, best of luck to you, as you try to weather this thing. don walker, thank you, brevard county. and we have pompano beach, that heavy surf there. this storm in full force, we're going to continue to cover this breaking news, hurricane matthew next. iend, how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (shor

. >> not about to let some [ bleep ] facts how faye feel about stuff. >> reporter: that's the liberal red in part because he's unexpected. >> a tragic hair spray accident. >> i didn't think there was a liberal red neck. i get that all the time on the internet and person, you know, you're a unicorn. i'm a poor white trash red neck from the middle of nowhere in tennessee. i'm also a well-educated, well-traveled godless liberal. >> reporter: a rebel yell across the partisan divide. chicken, plays better football, and sings sweeter songs than any other region in the country, so to act like we bring nothing to the table culturely is fake liberal hypocrital [ bleep ]. >> reporter: we met up in the chi childhood home, clay county, falling on hard times. >> this used to be a clothing factory. they made overalls and stuff like that. it moved to mexico, and took how many hundreds and that was it. >> reporter: most of the shops on the main street are gone too. what was this? >> this used to be a barber shop. >> reporter: most shops are consignment stores, selling treasures to pay the bill, and s

i covered faye that rained and rained. a very long time since they've seen a storm like this. although what we saw in the south was not as bad as some expected it would be. jacksonville is now under the bull's-eye and has to prepare. if they did not get out with the 450,000 people the mayor says listened to that evacuation order, they're being told to stay where they are, because the worst is coming. >> victor blackwell, stay safe as it comes your way. boris, watching live throughout the morning, debris flying through the streets. as you get a better scope of damage, any great sense how bad and widespread? >> reporter: it's simply too soon at this point, john. the chief of police when we spoke to him earlier today told us things were going relatively well. i'll get out of the way and give you an idea what we're seeing here. as you mentioned, john, the debris in the streets is extensive. we've watched as this roof and the business across the street from us has just come undone. you see some of the roofing materials in the middle of the street here. seen large sheets of scrap me

that was tropical storm faye in 2008.now, complacency is a huge concern, but if people are at home right now in a flood-prone area, low-lying area, the barrier island, or living in any kind of a structure where they're wondering, will i be safe, that indicates doubt and you probably need to leave right now and go find shelter. the sooner the better. >> what's more of a concern for you, the storm surge, the wind? what are you looking at? >> unfortunately, this thing is making a bee line to brevard county. all of those elements, they continue to be elevated because, you know, the anticipated impact of the storm, which we're looking at winds of 120 to 140 miles per hour wind gusts. so, that's very serious. we're looking anywhere from 5 to 9 feet storm surge and 6 to 12 inches of rain in some areas. those are all very, very dangerous and serious conditions. >> don walker from brevard county office of emergency management. we're learning melbourne in that county is going to be shutting down its airport in about 45 minutes here

faye are not bond substitutes.re the stocks are going down because interest rates are going up, that will pass. it will pass and the stocks will come back and underlie the asset end of thebly by the year as investors realize this flowt a bond, it is a cash growing. >> of course, when you look at what has been going on today in the market, it is a blowout month and day for yields. i have it on my screen. you can see so far 450 $5 billion worth of deals are announced. roughly 6% of that in north america, up about 60% year-over-year. 20% of that was done in asia. the largest deal was when we were just talking about. at&t has purchased time warner twice the size1, of the next biggest deal. if you look at the chart that highlights the kinds of moves we have seen, you will see the number of deals has dropped off. but the value of the deals have increased. there are much bigger in value. >> it is amazing to see them overshadowed, the sheer size increasing. you get the sense they tend to be larger and lest strategic. cheap

while the identities of the slave on james faye yeth's tax assessment from 1787 until 1804. from 1787 to 1804, the number of dflow.ebb an interestingly, by 1810, james's household included 11 three blacks. -- 11 free blacks. perhaps that he was owing others to live on the property. in 1813 the ax assess sorry come pined a list. he included james lafayette and his wife. five years later, sylvia lafayette was identified at the free black female head of the household. i got this great e-mail from one of our historian who is said her name was sylvia. it was an amazing moment. you may be asking yourself if he was granted his freedom and listed as a head of household included individuals listed as slaves, likely children, why would he not granted children their freedom? it is complicated. james's own manufactures occurred at a the time. law whichhat the 1622 dictated that the status of the mother is also the status of the child was still on the books. therefore any children that they ,ad well sylvia was a slave according to the law, were also enslaved. the laws governing free blac

well the identities of the slafe on james faye yeth's tax asexment. 18-004. until so it's possible that the enslaved who was then paid their property taxes. interestingly by 1810, james's houts hold included 11 three blacks. perhaps that he was owing others to live on her front. in 1813 the ax assess sorry come pined a list. he included james lafayette and his wife. in 1818 sylvia la fi yeah. i got this great e-mail from one of our historian who is said her name was sylvia. >> it was an amazing moment. and listed as the head of a house house that included individual likely children. why would he not grant his children. it's freedom. james's own manufactures occurred at a the time. ren that the 16, 22 law which did kated the sta of the mother we still own it. >> any information that they have while sylvia was a slave. according to the law we're all. we're strict and invasive. as early as 16792 recall free three blacks were required to y 25 cents which has to be carried on their person at all times. >> in 19786. he virginia. reared that every enslaved after one

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