. -- in fort detroit. he lay siege to detroit and soon there are other indian allies all working in concert with pontiac, launching raids throughout the frontiers, into pennsylvania, and having incredible success. they are able to seize almost every british fort, and their goal openly is to negotiate with the british empire, just like the goal of the sons of liberty were to create protests in order to negotiate with those in london. pontiac was using war as a means to bring the british to the negotiating table. and so finally, in the winter of 1764, after a successful british offensive into the ohio country, both sides seem to be ready to negotiate a peace. great britain really does not want to be fighting this war. they can't afford it. and so they are willing to realize many of the claims of the native americans. the native americans want their sovereignty respected. they want more trade, and they want more frequent diplomacy and gift-giving. both sides ultimately wanted the same thing. they wanted stabi

he reforms his group and lays siege to another fort. fort bed for. again, attacks the fort and is able to capture a few men who prisoner. smith himself, these actions, don't harm him in his community. in fact, they embolden him and he serves in a number of ifferent political positions culminating in the revolutionary government of pennsylvania in 1776. smith is integral in writing the constitution of pennsylvania. it's considered one of the most constitutions written in that period. and one of the things that it does, is it gives the frontier equal representation for the first time and so what his means is that the frontier now outnumbers eastern representatives 2-1. nd because of that, the frontier people for the first time feel represented and are that theyact a policy wanted. smith continues during the revolution. his group of black boys join the continental army. come through philadelphia and he says, if my boys are fighting i have to join them, too. he joins, and he approaches george washington, and he he oaches washington and said, george, you

sergeant rick hernandez with the fort lee police department responded to the call.sgt.ick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it was a priceless expression on his face//he looked a little bit embarrassed about the situation.sgt hernandez says even though a heavy duty tool was coming...sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "that's been a popular question did we bring in the jaws-of-life. they were on the way, the truck was on the way." he decided to use his own sheer sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: could break it, she said i tried, you can give it a shot. i was able to get off the front panel, it cracked."luca was finally free and in the hero.soona was like thank goodness i was grateful." sgt. rick lee police dept (quick): "it's one you're happy to be on and leaves afterwards, its always good to child." ( marty ) that was valerie castro reporting. mom says she plans to keep the toy and someday show this picture to her son luca...to remind him of that time he got stuck in a toy. ( dave ) (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) ♪ they say you should always listen to

at the southern end of lake champlain, there's this large british fort called fort ticonderoga and in 1775, a group of american militia led by ethan seize benedict arnold, the fort, because it is loaded with military equipment. is nottack on the fort authorized by congress. congress is just meeting for the first time this day. it is authorized by the massachusetts committee of safety and a bunch of angry guys in vermont. they are taking the war to the english. there is no reason this should happen, but it does. over the next couple of days, fortmericans sees a second -- seize a second fort. benedict arnold rate canada. they are taking the war to the british. morencer 1: you can learn about the american revolution tonight on lectures in history at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. you are watching american history tv, only on c-span3. the senate confirmation hearings for the next attorney general >> the senate confirmation hearings for william barr to be neck attorney general of the united states beginning on tuesday 9:30 eastern. nominated to replace jeff sessions who held this position

fireworks lit up the fort collins sky.rly the next morning at an apartment complex a fire of a different sort altogether. >> we've kicked -- we just kicked the door in, we're screaming for somebody. the upstairs is -- we're just calling for somebody to see if there's somebody in the apartment. >> reporter: oh, yes. there was someone in that building. and this much we can tell you. that someone is not travis forbes. >> "chilling connections" returns after the break. amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. [ siren ] >>> predawn, july 5th, 2011. the fire in the apartment building was visible blocks away. >> it was a really hot fire. and all of th

go ahead john in fort lauderdale. well look that's exactly i mean think we have we have a nation of three hundred thirty million people right two twenty two thousand twenty two hundred twenty five hundred counties in the united states but if you look at where news is created it's new york washington d.c. to an extent you're kaga what the advertising agencies los angeles with media and in the in the hot season south florida palm beach in miami all liberal hotbeds but more importantly peter it's the same people they just move around depending on where it's cool to be so you've got a handful of people in the grand context of the population of the united states in these four or five places that all have contempt for what's called me flight of a country right so they look at the sixty three million americans who voted for trump as these diets these neanderthals who who you know just want to go out there and shoot anything that moves and they they hate people of color and they hate jews and they hate muslims and and they're

sergeant rick hernandez with the fort lee police department responded to the call.sgt.ick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it was a priceless expression on his face//he looked a little bit embarrassed about the situation.sgt hernandez says even though a heavy duty tool was coming...sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "that's been a popular question did we bring in the jaws-of-life. they were on the way, the truck was on the way." he decided to use his own sheer strength.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "i asked mom if i could break it, she said i tried, you can give it a shot. i was able to get off the front panel, it cracked."luca was finally free and in the arms of his hero.soona choe/mother: "i was like thank goodness i was so happy and grateful." sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it's one of those calls that you're happy to be on and leaves you smiling afterwards, its always good to be able to help a child." luca's mom says she plans to keep the toy and someday show the picture to her son...to remind him of that stuck in a toy

rick hernandez/fort "i asked mom if i she said i tried, shot. was able to get off the front panel, it luca was and in the arms of his soona choe/mother: "i goodness i was grateful." hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it's one you're happy to you smiling always good to child." (justine) that was valerie castro reporting. mom says she plans to keep the toy and someday show this (jrstone) still ahead tonight -- a student's school project going viral for his hate of the patriots! details ahead. just ahead in sports....the warriors head to boston to face the celtics....we'll have those highlights....als o....highlights of the sharks from the nhl all star game....coming up.... patriots are getting ready for super bowl 53.but a 10-year- old boy in kentucky is not a fan of the patriots.(justine) he particularly dislikes their star quarterback, tom brady.so much so, that he decided to make his school science fair project all about brady.alexa helwig reports. many would argue that tom brady is the greatest quarterback of all time.ace davis:"nobody l

our next stop is fort nelson the last town for a long time. the museum there is mainly dedicated to the alaska highway. it was founded by moral brown a ninety year old mechanic who is himself part of the history of the. alaska highway. his pride and joy are his vintage vehicles most of which are still running. he started collecting them when he came to fort nelson in one thousand nine hundred fifty five. on the building of a highway there were. like pushed up her career all through. heard our term. in law and. maybe maybe cut. a bank down or. we're all in her. third rug. in addition to the vehicles model also preserves other treasures he's even made a peep box for his old photos. the hard way. around eleven thousand soldiers and several thousand civilians worked on the highway accidents were frequent as many soldiers from the southern united states had never experienced snow or slippery mountain passes. it was a miracle that the construction crews advanced an average of two to three kilometers per day. things became difficult when they reached

more than a hundred of them live in the colony at fort st john. the hutterites are farmers and strict pacifists. four hundred years ago they fled from to roll first to russia then to canada in one nine hundred eighteen. they have always been pioneers who've chosen to live on the edge of civilization. through hard work and the most modern harvesting machines they make the most of the short season of the north. koreans and the unfair you see a lot more forest here. we've created in many fields the land is good you could see that right away. or. two to three good weeks to harvest but when it starts raining and snowing again then they can turn into winter. on constant. every day at the same time a bell summons the members of the colony to meals. the family houses have no kitchens because cooking and eating is a communal activity traditionally carried out in silence with men and women sitting separately. the highway north leads deeper into british columbia. the original winding road has been straightened out stretching from the foothills of the great p

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is triple shooting happened here on fort davis place. the cross street q streeu are looking at fort davis place. you can see the pice cruisers, evidence van and all the activity taking place umthe street f where we are standing. d.c. police isng tel us this was in fact a triple shooting. this isom aide but we do not know how many people have died inhis incidents. they responded here to shots fired. they found three men in a vehicle. there were no transports from the scene. but ain, we are waiting for additional information from d.c. firm how many people have died in this incident. it is a very active scene and we are here trying to gather information. we will continue to monitor and bring you updates as we get them. >> allig. darcy spencer live for us. thank you so much. >>> turning to international news. chaos from venezuela. riots have broken out in recent days. and the trump administration is backing juan guaido. naming him as interim president. earlier tonight, changed his mind saying they could we learned tonight that military adade

we lost a giant in fort worth by losing dionne. she will be missed because she was a friend to so many and always had so many colorful and wonderful and humorous things to say. but i can can tell you that our city is better off, our county is better off because of dionne moves to fort worth with her husband and helped make it a bert place for everybody. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from missouri, mrs. wagner, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to stand with the hundreds of thousands of americans who are traveling to washington for the 46th annual march for life. fighting for their rights of the most vulnerable americans and my most precious responsibility since long before i was elected to congress. those notably i can remember marching to defend our unborn children when i was pregnant with my son steven in january of 1990. and last year i was proud to march just days after my first granddaughter, isabella, was born. this friday the day of the march, we'll celebrate isabella's

as we gather the main gate of fort benning. this is there a sacred moment is this a moment. cannot go about the business of killing without. changed we cannot come back from vietnam afghanistan and iraq and all those wars and go on with our lives as before. you know all these suicides the p.t.s.d. that we reading so much about now the message is clear we are not made for. this is areso a wide stare right. i realize something that was that they got it right and often. play on a stand alone at war now as it were all while we're all. right there is a bit silly other people i know just because i was ordered to do it so i did learn to be disobedient. five hundred twenty five salvadoran soldiers arrived at fort benning georgia to start training there in combat a small group of us went in to say not in our name. and what we found through the freedom of information act was a schooner assassins as we are and it's well known in latin america a school for dictators a school march. washington course front page long particular types had a very big article that the torture and. there were

he started collecting them when he came to fort nelson in one thousand nine hundred fifty five. for years on the building of the highway they were. like pushed up her career all through. her doctor and her them all and. maybe maybe cut. a bank down or. three all in her. third rock. in addition to the vehicles model also preserves other treasures he's even made a peep box for his old photos. the hard way. around eleven thousand soldiers and several thousand civilians worked on the highway accidents were frequent as many soldiers from the southern united states had never experienced snow or slippery mountain passes. it was a miracle that the construction crews advanced an average of two to three kilometers per day. things became difficult when they reached the mountains in the north of british columbia which hadn't been fully mapped. for the most part the reach went through canada alaska was really only its destination. during construction the road was still called alcan or alaska canada highway. in. the atom. holes of the wilderness have long become accustomed to the highway and

in oakland park, which is a suburb or a nearby city next to fort lauderdale. they were there for a couple of hours this morning. apparently they had a search warrant so they went in, and i don't know if they took much ou out. we did have an nmr, a multimedia reporter there. we save the agents have now left. as far as the house, they were there. there were about a dozen fbi agents, guns drawn, tactical gear. according to reports, the six cars pulled up slowly and quietly into the subdivision and then they stormed the door, pounded very loudly. the second floor bedroom light comes on where roger stone and his wife were sleeping, and then the door opens. within 30 minutes he was taken away in custody, most likely to the fbi field office before he was taken here to the courthouse at 8:30 this morning. there is also a report of a townhouse in new york city that was looked at this morning by agents, but that is cleared out by now, too. >> harris: phil keating, we are going to let you know but we were come back as in his words on this as we are watching for roger sto

as we gather today the main gate of fort benning. this is there a sacred moment is this the moment. cannot go about the business of killing without . changed we cannot come back from vietnam afghanistan and iraq and all those wars and go on with our lives as before. you know all these suicides the p.t.s.d. that we reading so much about now. the message is clear we are not made. and this is our s.-o. it was started right. i realized something that was that made by the writer and all of you. play the understand that i had to go to war in iraq as it were all while we're all. right there is a bit silly other people i know just because i was ordered to do it so i did learn to be disobedient. five hundred twenty five salvadoran soldiers arrived at fort benning georgia to start training there in combat a small group of us went in to see not in our name. and what we found through the freedom of information act was a school in the sas sweetheart it's well known in latin america a school for dictators a school march. and close friends. page long to times. very big article at the heart. now wh

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when the government shutdown, the gate closed fort funson. popular dog park and beach at the southwest corner of san francisco. people and their dogs were still coming. parking the shoulder of skyline boulevard where cars driving 25 miles per hour, right next to them. it's like it was not a safe situation. >> around christmas time i wrote a letter to jackie spear because i thought the dangerous conditions with everyone parking on skyline and it was scary driving by. >> reporter: julie duffy said she would not risk unloading the dogs on a busy road. >> it is really dangerous if somebody pulled the wrong way or something like that. they could run into the street. >> reporter: duffy found out the organization, seth dog was trying to help with the government shutdown dragged on. >> it became clear that it was going to last a while we contacted park service and said what do we need to do to get the parking lot gate open. >> reporter: at $1500 a week, sf dog is pink routine park maintenance cleaning up on the parties and hauling away trash in excha

winter weather is to blame foresultiple l lost, including a 12-year-old girl who died in a collapsednow fort. >>> day 32 of the government shutdown, and at airports, lines are growing as unpaid tsa workers are out in ever growing numbers, forcing officials to call in backup workers normally used in natural disasters. >>> look familiar? poliel are asking for your in tracking down a so-calleav tring bandit. he's hit seven banks covering si states in less than a month. >>> plus serena williams just did something to remind us why she is the greatest tennis player of all time. "early today" starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. here is a story that's drawn international attention.n a michian expected to appear in a russian court today. american businessman paul whelan is facing espionage charges after russianhorities accused him of working as a spy. he'll be appearing before a judge for a bail hearing. whelan flew to moscow inate december and was attending the wedding of a fellow former service member wn he was arrested. nbc's lucy kov nafanov joins

debido a la gran popularidad del videojuego fort nite muchas personas buscan hacer negocios ilícitos, de crédito ajena puede vender información a precio reducido. >> un sujeto fue arrestado por abusar a una jovencita que fue contratada por medio de este videojuego, stephanie becerra nos cuenta como sucedió. >> según las autoridades este hombre uso a una mujer de 23 años y la conoció cuado tenía 16 años, para contactar a la víctima por el videojuego fort nite, donde le pedía fotos y vídeos lascivos de ella. este videojuego es un fenómeno cultural debido a los movimientos de los personajes, y la gente puede ingresar y conversar con cualquiera el mundo, esto es preocupante para los padres con hijos que son usuarios regulares. >> le puede suceder a cualquiera, hay que estar atentos a la situación, pasa con niños de cualquier edad. >> thomas le complacía con regalías que sus padres no le daban, el 25 de agosto se encontraron para tener relaciones sexuales, o que ser investigado por las autoridades thomas mantenía el contacto con la joven, esta siendo investigado por otros 20 casos de abuso

would you be prepared or would you have been prepared to do some sort of deal with poll man a fort. he is as we know who he is was very very close to donald trump and that there's no question of donald trump having been in the loop on this you're smiling so you know where i'm going with this question you had two meetings with a fort and apparently poor man a fourth said to you he could facilitate a situation where julia song leaves the embassy in london gets a soft landing in the united states and you were reportedly allegedly heading towards some sort of situation to deal with debt relief. the. mickey to the nicholas movie or book for the live loses in less is that we've been discussing to see is the for. sure this. his persona he says it on our facility of us is a little crazy pursuing these purposes but little pastry to use your mother for food the visuals. of the. police that she was supposed to mean to. it complete with evil. you know. the case with little c. shoot with the u.n. in the. big issue of perceived secrecy or let's say you're. it would have been nice if the viewer is

saturday three people were shot and kille on fort davis place in southeast. there were other people who were shot but survived. 18 homicides this year alone. that's more than double last that we had seven homicide the saturday triple shooting was targeted, according to the police chdf. an they don't know why the victims were in the neighborhood. >> at this point we have found no ties to the vtims in the case to this. neighborho recovered from the victim's vehicle was a handgun, ammunition, and drugs. >>> anyone with information on any weekend's crimes or throughout the january, the first of this month should contact police. back to you. >>> nicole jacobs for us at police headquarters. thanks. >> it is now 5:50. alexandria ranks high as one of the safest cities in america for 18 according to smart asset, a financial advice company. itumped from number four to number two last year. smart asset used several factors including traffic accident deaths per 100,000 residents. the company say there wer fewer than four in alexandria. >>> if you've ever been to chicago

florida what we know is that he is due to appear in court in fort lauderdale at eleven am local time that is in about three hours or so that he is expected to appear in court where there is no question that the media will be lined up to catch that appearance what we can tell you about this is that this is yet another one of donald trump's longtime campaign associates that has been indicted by the federal grand jury and been a focus of the probe of robert mueller specifically with regard to roger stone why is he important well he's certainly been important because vested interest have long been very curious about what he knew about the. e-mails hacked e-mails by the democratic national committee back in twenty sixteen and his association with wiki leaks that expose those e-mails and of course we know damage considerably the presidential bid of hillary clinton and of course complete i mean the little private cell phone she says investigates inclusion but looking at these charges they appear to be related more to sort of stone's conduct with investigators from the probe itself is not a

the americans remember, they do have cannons at fort ticonderoga. they have about 60 very big, heavy cannons at ticonderoga. in the winter of 1776, george washington since a man named henry knox, the chief of his artillery, to ticonderoga. oad these 60 cannon onto sleds driven by oxen and the move them about 600 miles, it takes about eight weeks. one of the forgotten events of the american revolution but important, because they are getting heavy cannons. knox arrives back in boston sometime in late february or early march. that gives washington in idea. let's go back to our first map. i probably should've put this in later. it,british are occupying but you have this place called dorchester heights, it overlooks boston harbor and the city. it has high ground and looks a lot like breeds hill. in early march, 1776, george washington puts his heavy artillery on dorchester americanriel: artillery can sink any ship in boston harbor and shell the city. howe wakes up and finds heavy american cannons overlooking the city. he could fight. he could land troops

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the black hills that were in sovereign lakota territory in the treaty of fort laramie. ever since that happened, ever since 1877 lakota has been trying, they have been fighting to get control of the black hills. their fight for the black hills made it to the supreme court. in the 1880's the united states a print that yes the united states of america did illegally seize the black hills. they do not order the united states to return the land, they to bed for the lakota financially compensated. to this day the lakota has not accepted this money, because the black hills remain important to their religious belief, their religious ceremonies. because this is an ongoing history that has yet to be played out. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by ,isiting our website c-span.org/history. >> during the 18th century, britain's leading gun manufacturer -- next on american history tv stanford university history professor explores the complex quakernship between the community and gunmakers during the british industrial revolution. the professor is the author

foster committed suicide in fort marcy park. >> multiple investigations, all concluding the death was to silence the conspiracy theorists. >> i was asked within the last month by someone, "you don't think foster killed himself, do you?" and i said, "yes. we're convinced." >> the right wing did not like that. they wanted to believe it was murder. >> what the american public wouldn't know for many months was that the tragic death of the president's old friend was only part of the story that night. the response inside the white house and the legal and political maneuvering in the hours and days to come would put the presidency in danger. ♪ >> the intrigue and the hustle-bustle of the white house came to a halt today. president clinton canceled his public schedule after learning the tragic death of his childhood friend and white house lawyer vincent foster. >> the president shared a private moment in the west wing with his senior staff and then stepped into the rose garden to address the nation. >> and it is very important that his life not be judged simply by how it ended, because vince

that is the fbi knocking on his door overnight in fort lauderdale. the federal indictment against roger stone includes a lot of very serious charges. here's a live look at where we believe he's being held. it is the federal facility in miramar, florida. he is accused of helping the ak emails during the 2016 elections. some charges are obstruction, making false statements and witness tampering. this is part of the robert special counsel robert mueller investigation into the russian meddling in the 2016 election. some of the emails he is accused of orchestrating, and that is said that he will make his court appearance this morning and again this is breaking news out of florida. >>> the 2017 tubbs fire that killed 22 in wine country was caused by a private electrical system and not the pg&e the equipment according to cal fire investigators. they said the fire origin was on private property adjacent to a home on bennett lane north of topp 5 flew over the site yesterday. -- chopper 5 flew over the site yesterday. it destroyed over 56 structures in 2017 an

and denied the right of president lincoln to suspend the writ of habeas corpus after the firing on fort sumter. john brown, erin dwight stevens, were convicted of the commonwealth of virginia. and who will it was for their parts in brown's raid of harpers ferry. during the civil war, william bruce mumford was convicted of treason for removing an american flag from the united states mint in new orleans. but it appears, for the most part, most individuals convicted for treason in early american history were spared the death penalty and pardoned. many confederate military officers and politicians were pardoned as well. this seems in keeping with the practice established in early america before the war. but this may not be entirely true. near the end of the civil war, many confederate military men were tried for violations of the law of war, convicted of violating a provision of general orders 100, known to all of us as the lieber code. nearly 1000 military tribunals were held, most trying confederate military men for violating laws of war. -- violations against prisoners of war. throughout