you can see fort laramie there. this point of the map is nick rascal territory, eventually wyoming territory, right? this is the first of two big treaties that are going to be signed at fort laramie. and what's the 1851 fort laramie treaty supposed to do, supposed to do, is recognized native american claims, land claims, in the region, right? while at the same point in exchange for that recognition and a annuities, annual payments of certain amounts of cash to native americans, specifically were talking about the dakota, the cheyenne, the arikara, the arapaho, the mandan. the quote, the black sea as well i? don't know. anyway, recognizing the territory in exchange for, kind of, allowing safe passage for these settlers with the idea that they weren't going to stop, right? you can pass through our territory to the willamette valley. that's perfectly fine with us, in exchange for you not staying, you recognizing our land claim, and a little bit of money, that would be nice. now originally, when the treaty is negotiated

richard henry pratt had been commander at fort marion, i believe it was fort marion in florida. during the refer to as the dakota war the great sioux war. however, you want to define it in 17 1876. all right. pows from that war native americans were taken to florida and held the fort marion and pratt was in charge of the pows. and he got this idea in 1878 that if these pows were trained in english and american culture that they could then return. it's a great sue reservation. i can return out west and be emissaries for american culture. and so he actually kind of works with the hampton institute in virginia, which has created in 1868 as a school for friedman to be trained how to be american after slavery okay and 1878. they started an indian school version of this is what they called it there at hampton and then pratt basically pitched this idea to congress and congress is like all right, cool. let's do this. and so they set up this school in carlisle. and he goes over and he is going to lead this and from 1879 to 1918 about 10,000 native american children are going to go throug

it was an intense battle and i think when keith saw fort mchenry -- key saw fort mchenry held in theravery of the militia and the forces, i mean they were outgunned. british ships had the most advanced weapons ever constructed by that time. they could shoot farther and had bigger munition. they were basically sitting ducks but they had the courage to stay and hold the fort against all odds. the odds turns in their favor and francis scott key saw this as a saving of the country. the unity, bravery, heroism, and god is smiling on the country and guaranteeing the promise of a country going forward. that spark of hope inspires him to write the star-spangled banner. susan: so on board the ship he kept his eye on the flag. the size of the flag made it easier for him to follow. mark: it was enormous. it is preserved in the smithsonian museum of american history. it is one of the largest flags created, certainly at the time. it was commissioned by a general in command of the four. he wanted a flag that was so large that the british could see it from a distance and they would see it as a chal

what they did in dallas-fort worthy as i saw how many people work lived in fort worth but worked in dallas and vice versa the same thing needs to happen here dallas fort worth has that ratio, but we don't have that yet. that means we need better more efficient transit from one side of this metro area to the other so that this ratio can occur. you know you hearing more of that i guess in your research you finding more people doing that between san antonio. yeah, i think more people are doing it. i think for sure people are doing it within the corridor from san marcos into austin. yeah and new braunfels here new braunfels and come out county are the fastest growing local governments in the country in their size range and san marcos and hayes county are the fastest growing in their size range. so here we have not only two cities that are ranked very highly in job creation between in the last decade. austin was ranked number one. in job creation purpose percentage of job growth and san antonio was ranked number three with nashville. number two so here you have this unbelievable growth of jobs,

condition of the facilities department at fort born. he says "this is not acting honestly or respecting our third parties, meaning the army, and treating them with integrity and professionalism". ms. cook, you received this email in february of 2021, is that correct? >> yes, i did. >> what action did you take when you receive this email? this is from the head of the facilities department for gordon, that the department was being dishonest with the army, what action did you take? >> i do not recall. i believe i did forward this to -- up my chain of command. >> did you follow-up after forwarding it to see what action was taken? >> i believe we had a couple -- it was regarding the fm building, the facility building, i do believe -- >> you followed up? mr. taylor, were you aware of this emailer the time? >> i was not. >> you were not aware of? you understand the skepticism. let's set the stage here, it has been two years since the end of a six-year period when the company is engaged as scheme to defraud the united states. at this moment, yo

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, which is larger than the fort in any fortress. we do not have a museum in belarus and a museum. ours was created back in 1999 before being put on the balance sheet, but it’s only now, in 2020, the opportunity arose to make it music. six halls of the exposition introduce the history of this unusual place, and they were created in accordance with all the rules of modern museum business. not only exhibits behind glass. also, multimedia technology interactive maximum visibility is one of such interesting exhibits. here is an interactive table. the chronology of the construction of the brest fortress and with the help of this interactive table, our visitor , on their own or during the tour, can see the objects that were built. you see, every year we have an object. well, 2.843 year. you see interesting things, the northwestern part of the defensive kazakhstan we press interestingly from the kiev gate and we will see with you. the discovery pretended to be a huge work, for example, hundreds of unique documents and photographs were provi

this is an underground corridor that served to connect the various parts of the fort with each otherrns. we've got more than 200 meters long. you see, they're concreted arches above us, more than 7 pounds, that's more than 2.5 meters, and patterns. these in case of war were used as a refuge, that is. here, in the event of the shelling of the fort by heavy artillery, they sat on special benches the soldiers endured waiting out the shelling of the enemy, then to go to the upper positions of the rifles and repel the attack of the enemy infantry. even in our time, not every gun can break through these concrete vaults. they were built reliably and, as we see, for centuries. even idle in an abandoned state, not a single ten. those special restoration works were not required, if only cosmetic ones, for example, tiles and paving stones were restored, but the armored door of 1912 was not touched at all, but looks like a working one. not all museum tunnels are officered. it is interesting for lovers of extreme tourism, because there are a huge number of dark abandoned corridors. but there is a

we've focused fort lauderdale, miami, but fort meyers picking up 4 to 6 inches of rain as well. into the evening, let's move the forecast for you. all that heavy rain pushes off and then we'll start to see things beginning to calm down a little bit. remember, this system began as a hurricane in southern mexico and then moved into the yucatan peninsula. thought it was going to be a tropical storm, the thought is it could move out to the atlantic. once the system moves from florida it's not going to impact any other part of the united states. but boy, it has been a real drencher down in florida. >> it has indeed. i like the optimistic view. thank you so much, gene norman and carlos suarez. now to the latest developments on the january 6th investigation. a new report in "the new york times" says a top aide to former vice president, mike pence, warned the secreta service, tha president trump could turn on the vice president, and the aide feared for pence's safety on the eve of the riot. >> to think there is a sitting chief of staff of a sitting vice president, due to a campaign push

dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists, doctors, medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal, think of i e d. david, why the? the 3rd. okay. this this one. okay. q in osaka, which side of june the whole the doctor through thumbing just thin phone oatmeal. 2 on either santo honda this. well, can i know that so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny, of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited fort detrick's usa main military lab, biological weapons, massage and testing on humans continued in the 18 thirty's and forty's and fifty's, the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting them with these diseases in order to develop vaccinations and medicines to immunize them. a

pregnant, the army transferred her to fort meade, maryland, home of the national security agency and one of the agency's most secret and secure facilities. >> was she happy? was she excited? >> she was excited. she started working and absolutely loved it. >> top secret, some of it? >> she would say mom, i can't share anything about what i do. >> meantime, the army moved maliek to fort jackson, south carolina where he trained recruits in chemical warfare. the couple was 500 miles apart. while living by herself in maryland, karlyn became friends with another soldier, marisa manthey. marisa loved working with karlyn. >> she was the light of the office. she was loving. everyone loved her. >> marisa was a single mom with a young daughter. so when karlyn was nearing the end of her pregnancy, they decided to share a house together. >> had a back yard. it had a decent-size kitchen. and it was right by base. >> did you ever have security concerns? about the townhouse or the area. >> we did have. karlyn had mentioned that she came home one day and felt like stuff was moved around in the house.

of the facility department at fort gordon. he says, quote, this is not acting honestly or respecting our third parties, meaning the army treating them with integrity and professionalism, and quote. miss koch, you receive this email in february of 2021, is that correct? >> yes, i did. >> when action did you take when you receive this email reporting that there was total chaos in the facilities department of fort gordon. and again this is from the head of the facilities for for gordon. they were being dishonest with the army. what actions did you take? >> i do not totally recall without the records but i do believe that i dispose this too, but my chain of command -- >> did you follow up after forwarding it to see what happened? >> i believe we had -- because it was regarding the fm building, it was regarding a facility building. >> so you followed up? >> mr. taylor were you aware of the theme at the time. >> i was not. >> you are not aware. you understand the skepticism? let's just, again, set the stage here. it is been two year

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we're talking about fort myers and naples.hat part of the state also saw rain anywhere between 4 to 7 inches. the good news here is that much of this bad weather is expected to clear out later this afternoon and the number of folks without power right now is quite low. boris and christi? >> thank you very much. >> by midnight the rain will be tapering off. we've picked up a foot of rain in miami. you guys know as well as i do, it doesn't take much for south florida to see flooding. you get 6 to 12 inches of rainfall in 24 hours, that's a recipe to start to see water stand up on the roadways, which is what we're seeing. the latest update from the national hurricane center has the center of this system about 40 to 50 miles to the west of fort myers. it's moving to the northeast at 18 miles per hour. it's sending blinding rain into portions of the keys and also the southern peninsula, which is leading to that rainfall piling up. we've seen the rain since yesterday. it started this time yesterday, and it continues. there is no end

fort wagner. yes, fort wagner has occurred with the 54th as well.these are black men who have proven themselves not only to be loyal to the union, but to be brave and courageous. lincoln was not a certain that they could do that initially. he said, if we blend bring black men into the army, they will not be able to stand on the battlefield against their former owners. they will run. they will throw down their weapons along the way. this is a major transformation for -- from where he was early in the war to the summer of 1863, once black men had served successfully in the union army. >> one of the earliest letters from an african american to lincoln that is at the library of congress was a black new yorker who offers his services to help recruit soldiers. that is ignored in april of 1861. it is another letter where he is not asking for something but he is offering. this issue of pay was ubiquitous in the correspondence from african american correspondents. i have a chapter in the book of this pay issue. it runs throughout many other letters. for thes

>> stone one. >> reporter: right, because this fort has more -- >> fortitude. >> reporter: the word fort. what's that mean? for that let's go to emmet at the dictionary desk. >> good morning. fortitude is to have or feel strength. >> reporter: yeah. in people it's the emotional strength you need to get through tough times. so whenever anything bad blows your way, fortitude helps you withstand the adversity. and there's no better example of this than the woman in the story we're about try pled zierans.the livimbodiment of >>> kayla mckeyian may be washington's most unlikely power broker. as a lobbyist, the only registered lobbyist with down syndrome, kayla roams the capital advocating for the down society. >> she's an incredible asset to this organization. >> reporter: sarah heart weir is her boss. >> she's extremely articulate and fast on her feet. >> reporter: they hired you for your skills and your charm. >> you're good at this. >> reporter: it takes a schmoozer to know a schmoozer. but kayla also has a certain sincerity that can turn almost any politician into putty. >> you need a spo

you have the port phillip or the airport of fort pillow.excuse me, four pillow incident where men under the command of nathan bedford forrest actually murdered black men and white men who were attempting to surrender. so it didn't solve the problem totally but lincoln certainly understood the value of black men to the service of the nation by august of 1863. when his friend conklin broke to him asking him to come to springfield to speak to a republican group lincoln wrote back and said he couldn't attend because the war was keeping him occupied, but he did send a letter and this is part of what the letter said looks could you hold that for me? this newfangled technology. i'm not sure i'm hoping to help be able. to pull this up and i'll put my specs on. thank you, lucas. just one second. i i'm always so impressed with the way he says this he says peace does not appear so distant as it did i hope it will come soon and come to stay and so come as to be worth the keeping in all future time. it will then have been proved that among free men. the

cnn's carlos suarez is in fort lauderdale for us.after covering many storms over the years, you're always amazed at the facts that folks still want to do what they do out here. we are finally getting a bit of a break with the rain out here. it is welcome, because in fort lauderdale alone, just under 8 inches of rain has fallen over a 24-hour period. that number, suggested, is a whole lot greater down in miami where there has been serious flooding in the downtown and the financial district of the city of miami. we're talking about nearly a foot of rain over the last 24 hours. that led to a number of cars being stalled. in fact the city of miami, they had firefighters go out in six elevated trucks to try to get some drivers that were stranded in their cars, to get them out safely. and right now the effort down there, other than trying to get some of these roads reopened, is they're trying to get the word out on where folks can go and find their cars. that many vehicles, we're told, had been towed from across the city of miami, that the

the investigation indicates that one was recovered following up homicide in fort worth texas just 55 days after purchase. another was used during an assault near dallas. only 78 days after purchase. yet a third was left loaded and a vehicle with a young child just a 42 days after purchase. sixteen of the guns mr. hackworth originally purchased had been recovered incidents and crimes not involving him across the united states and in canada. most within a year purchase. the investigation indicates some had been used in more than one crime. as charge in the indictment, he had obtained guns from federally licensed firearms dealers falsely identified himself on atf forms is the actual transferee and then turned around and illegally provided them to others. federal law does not allow allege profiteers to engage in the business of doing firearms, devoting time and effort to obtaining and reselling guns for monetary gain without a license. when an unlicensed dealer purchases guns for others he allows the actual recipients to bypass background checks. aware or not of the recipients pass, and

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