and i spent the next seven years as a campaigner for e franklin river. this is a natural and a national heritage area, it belongs to tasmania, it belongs to tasmania of the future. (protestors chant no dam) there we were, this huge campaign going on in australia, 20,000 people out saying. "save the franklin" in little hobart. - [newsreader] as the marchers, led by the director of the wilderness society, dr. bob brown. - [bob] 15,000 out in melbourne, and similar numbers in sydney and canberra and adelaide. (protestors chant no dam) at the end of the franklin campaign, 500 of us went to jail. - if you do not move, you will be arrested. - i spent christmas and new year of 1982-3 in jail, and the day after i came out was elected into the parliament, and the franklin became a key to world heritage for the tasmanian wilderness. but a vital component was missing, the tarkine. one government leader of the day said, "there'll never be a national park in the tarkine, while there's a chance of two cents worth of tin being got out of it. - the environmental signifi

it took all of the land basically west of the ohio river and gave it to quÉbec and you cannot have anybody in virginia jefferson, washington, franklinck henry, and those are all speculators. >> but now this is the state of ohio that really cuts the legs off the next speculators so that is certainly a factor. >> we are getting closer to thee end. i went to open it up for you to have any closing thoughts or what you come down in the debate? >> let's do that one. >> maybe itt is the second to last slide? but this encompasses so it is an aerial and the top when is a drawing. but they were both reflecting on something that was on the american side that they almost lost it early on and the reason they did poorly is because you spot the british in the open theater and people said congratulations on ruining. they said no no no. he said i didn't have time. he said i deliberately did not cross the river and they were cowards and had across the river they would run away some enforcement and to fight so i backed him up against the river. >> because here is another doctor photo and you see that green circle at the bottom? and then north of that

river and gave it to qucbec. you can't name anybody in virginia who was a leader of the revolution jefferson washington franklin in can't name anybody who is a leader in the revolution who hasn't also a land speculator. that really cut the legs off of the land speculators. >> 'swere getting closer to the end i wanted to open it up i wanted to open it up for you for closing thoughts. >> when you go to the very maybe the second to the last slide or last light it's got two images one is it sort of encompasses the whole thing. there both reflecting on something that general morgan from the american side we ended up winning at that but we also lost it early on. the reason he did poorly at the start was i back my militiamen up against the broad river because they were cowards and had i crossed the river they would all run away so i forced my men to fight while backing up against the broad river. it's also false because he's an un-doctored photo you see the north carolina south carolina line and way north of that is the broad river also went over around it. the broad river is actually five miles away everybody who does m

river and gave it to quebec. and you can't name anybody in virginia who was a leader of the revolution, jefferson, washington, franklin in pennsylvania, patrick henry. you can't name anybody who was a leader of the revolution in places like pennsylvania and virginia who also wasn't a land speculator. and taking part of that land and making it part of ohio or making it part of quebec that really cut the legs of the land speculators and made them really mad. so that's certainly a factor. >> well, i want to -- as we're getting closer to the end i wanted to open it up for you to say any closing thoughts. i know there were some other things you wanted to talk about where he comes out in the debate. >> let's do that one. will you go to the very i think it's maybe the second to last slide or the last slide. it's got two images. one is the same map -- but one is an aerial photo. that's it. guys, this is what i think it sort of encompasses the whole thing in the book. at the bottom is an aerial map where that was fought. and the top one is a drawing, and a great book, by the way, called the spirit of '76. but they're both refl

river. >> continues to rise. and here in the bay area. more cleanup happening overnight after the storm yesterday with the heavy downpours busy intersection of franklin. >> and pacific and san francisco and crews are clearing the drain here. they were trying to prevent the street from flooding. so they were doing that work. maybe while you were sleeping in alameda, a playground is closed because look at what happened here. a big old tree fell down. this is the city of alameda twitter page. we got this photo is significant damage to the playground equipment at lincoln and also some fencing. so they got to deal with and then along highway 92 in san mateo county. reopened that section of freeway in both directions after they get a lot actually, it turned into a river done that mike all the heavy flooding in the area. and that's what some folks had to deal with. there were actually several reports of water rescues on that particular road how the water a lot of drivers just became trapped. and there's an example of that right there in the background wow. look at oh, my gosh. luckily, things are calming down this morning. but that certainly was the case ye

river. >> it is in the middle of nowhere, and so that creates a special kind of dark that you just can't appreciate until you are in the middle of it. >> detective franklinnced man, and this? >> this was one of the very few cases where the more i dug the less sense that it made. >> no, nothing made sense about this. >>> coming up -- a murder so sudden and so brutal. was it a robbery gone bad? tire tracks in the mud that belonged to neither richard nor stacey. >> you could see richard's impressions pass over though and then you could see those pass back over richard's. that let us know that vehicle was there before richard got here and then likely left after he was dead. >> it had to be the killer, when "dateline" continues. knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license p