frederick: right. tom: where is bank of america? frederick: we are around 117.erica. that those tangible book ratios consolidate? frederick: it is driven by profitability. compared toyour roe your priced to book their it -- book. deutsche bank is never going to have the price to book. tom: can we work with the script? bank haveamerican some ford of agreement which germany to bring american best practices to deutsche bank? it is whispered about. i know you're not doing this. you have been doing this for years. frederick: we have seen some of that in the u.k. they're disrupting the big banks in the u.k. we're starting to see that transition. in terms of deutsche bank, the structure of banking in europe is different. they have all the mortgages are on the balance sheets. whenine: talk to me about, you look at bank unit, what are you expecting bank of america to report? it is different to jpmorgan. frederick: i do not think anybody has high expectations. the markets were great in the third quarter. equity is probably better. tom: you wanted to jump in. carl: a broad

tonight's program frederick douglass is a matthew mike lecture in biography for fall 2018 it was in honor of a man of great intellect and passion specifically that i would like to thank the entire family for the generous support of this lecture series. [applause] as well as your ongoing support we do two of these per year so keep your eye out this spring for the next. i would also like to thanks to our trustee and all the councilmembers who have all the great work and support but also we had former governor assistant governor david paterson in the off - - in the audience tonight. [applause] welcome. the program will last an hour and also including question and answer session those will be written questions on notecards if you come into the auditorium if you didn't receive a pencil and notecards staff will go through to give you one or swing by later to collect and also a book signing following the program that will take place in the main smith gallery and books will also be for sale and we hope you turn out for that. now welcome david back to the historical society in addition to be a tru

o region, frederick county, washingtoncounty. seeing these showers move in, iu fredericky across the border in pennsylvania as well.o tomorrow this comes through. 15 to 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. the clouds moving in. they're there now. and watching saturday really closely. if you he saturday plan i've got you forecast. i'll be back in a moment. >>> there are plenty of indicators that something went very wrong in a waldorf neighborhood. there are bullet holes in the sides of cars and homes. thesheriff's office said they were shot after the argument between two groups. it happened on wild meadows street. they talked to the neighbors today. >> families were just settling down for the evening in this otherwise quiet community. >> we heard about 15 gunshots. >> in the eerie silence that followed, a lifeless body in the driveway. 17-year-old elijah collapsed a few doors down. one neighbor did r and another called police. she removed crime scene tape from her yard as the detectives combed for evidence. the young man who died was a sen

you'll see some to the east of frederick.se showers continue to mdoe to the south and will be out of here by tomorrow morning. but what will be here tomorrow is going to be the cooler air and the cloud cover. you can see the front trying to make its way on through he. we even s severe thunderstorm warning for prince george's county, parts of an arundel county. 76 right now. pittsburgh, only 57. 64 in state college. yeah, that is the cooler air that's going to work its way up here. we hit 90 today. that, right there, the current temperature in d., may be the high all day tomorrow. that's what i got for a high. 76. we may drop few degrees, but we're not going up much at all cooler, but still mild. our average high temperature is 72, soll w still be above the average high. all right, how about that weekend outloow, right looking good. it's pumpkin patch time, baby. though.sunday, saturday, you know, we're deeming with the rain on saturday, drizzle on saturday. and the cloud cover, but some sun and warm temperatures o sunday. goo

frederick: thank you.t is one we have thought about. , one point, which is what michael said about government hurting people. it is the opposite. we have the least amount of intervention of health care. onare at the bottom preventable medical injuries. the countries that have the government working harder are doing better when it comes to outcomes. that argument ignores the data and research. i would say, we are with you. the affordable care act created what dave is asking for. you decide, do you want coverage that covers everything or something that is going to make sure if something happens, you have got coverage. that is the different levels of coverage. yous intended to make sure pay for the level of coverage you want. the coverage michael has been ,alking about, short-term plans that play tricks with people. unitedhealth group is selling coverage called the golden rule policy. they have a plan that says it is for catastrophic coverage. it provides coverage for one day in the hospital. if you get cance

professor frederick what was that money experiencing so it's very dramatic and cone misconceptions have been this very strong shaking of soil that is water launched and what happens is that the grains that normally hold together firmly by which they can get shaken loose which means then the water can flow freely and essentially the effect of it is that previously sort of grown turns into a liquid and this concerns be so dramatic that whole zinc into it or would be a scene that we get the swirling sea of mud so from what you said even if even for indonesia even for this this specific rim of fire this was a peculiar event that scientists don't quite understand yet. yes so the type of earthquake in a way is expected from one to twenty situation there but the size of the tsunami was much larger than would have been expected for that type of of quake what should and what should indonesia do now because if this is that this is a strange country as much as it's always thousands of violence and one wonders how you protect all of these these little territories against an event like this which wi

it shutdown frederick road. it's going t takeawhile to clean this up.icole jacobs and chopper at the scene. all the team coverage continues in a few minutes. >> sexual assault and misconduct of brett kavanaugh. >> tracie, what is the concerns about the scope of this investigation. >> democrats say it's too narrow. the president said that the fbi can interview whoever they want. but our sources are telling us that the c guidanceing from the white house council's office is a specific list and prettyf short list people that they are being asked to interview here. remember this is not a ful criminal investigation the fbi is doing. it's expanding a background check so t white house is the client and the white house is providing the direction of who to interview and who not to interview. >> and we're told this investigation is only supposed to take a week and the fbi, have they started talking to anyone yet? >> well, apparentl according to our sources they have talked to deborah ramirez who is the second accuser that said vanaugh exposed himself to her in col

showers into frederick county right thfsand. most the shower activity well to the west. tomorr, though, feeling 15 to 20 degrees cooler, not colder, cooler. clouds are moving in. t clouds are goi stick with us for awhile. and i'm watching saturday closely. if you have saturdayan we'll see you back here in just a minute. >> doug, thank you. >>> still no arrest tonight in the shooting that killed a teenager in waldorf wednesday. police say it started with some kind of argument outside a home on wild meadow street. somebody started shooting, bullets wt into cars, even through a nearby home. one of them him elijah cole. a neighbor tried to save cole's leitch byrming cpr, but it wasn't enough. one of his teachers s cse

it is all up to thear north, nd frederick. starting to see the you soer et shower activity down i-70. rain in parts of our area, even the d.c. metro area. it will not amount to much. and really all it's goingo bring to us is another beautiful day tomorrow and extremely warm temperatures comin up on thursday. yeah. maybe 90. yeah, that's right. that's pretty hot for this time of war. buff i't last. i've got your weekend forecast in a minute. >> we'll see you then, thank you. >>> now, terrifying moments for two grgetown university medical stufrts. take a look. police are trying to find a driver involved in this hit and run in d.c. the students were sdying at the hilibrary last month when ty omcided to get food. they were walking in the crosswalk with the walk signal when a carm plowed into td took off. >> w could have died, and there was no empathy from him.

s live from berlin the race to succeed i'm going to replace frederick madsen launches his bed something germany's christian democrats sidelined by chance a macro he's now hotly tipped to take over her job also on the program nato stages joint military exercises in northern europe involving troops and hardware from all twenty nine member states moscow describes the event as an anti russian exercise so is the alliance ready for a twenty first century conflict. pakistan's top court frees a christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy but islamists want assy have been returned to jail and the judges who freed her dad. i'm still gail welcome to the program. has been badly today since anglo-american and she would stand down as leader of her party and not seek a further was germany's chancellor the race to succeed a heated up today as one of her longstanding critics launched his leadership campaign frederick metz says he can't unite a divided party. meet chancellor merkel's old rival the man she once ousted is back to challenge her it's evolved to get the c.d.u. needs a fresh start and ren

professor frederick what was that man experiencing so it's a very dramatic account is concerned and said when there's very strong shaking of soil that is water launched and what happens is that the grains that normally hold together firmly by which she can get shaken loose which means when the water can flow freely and essentially the effect of it is that previously solid grown turns into liquid and this concerns be so dramatic that whole sink into it or would be a scene that we get so swirling sea of mud so much you said even evil for indonesia even for this this this pacific rim of fire this was a peculiar event that scientists don't quite understand yet. yes so the type of earthquake in a way is expected from a tonic situation there but the size of a tsunami was much larger than would have been expected for that type of of quake watches and what should indonesia do now because if this is a this is a strange country as much as it's always thousands of violence and one wonders how you protect all of these these little territories against an event like this which will happen again yeah i

s we'll wait and see mr fredericks thank you for your time on this that is that john frederick strong on live from washington d.c. thank you thank you for having me. let's move on to some other news now but staying in the u.s. where the military is deploying more than five thousand troops including just to the border with mexico that's part of president traumas campaign to stop the so-called caravan of central americans from crossing into the u.s. many of the asylum seekers set out from on the latest just over two weeks ago. travel tucson.

warning system but scientists and eyewitnesses are saying the system did not work well professor frederick till now he's head of seismology at the helm holds said to potsdam g f a said which supplied indonesia's water system a welcome to g.w. what went wrong. so we're trying to see i mean the warning system depends on many millions of the chain so the beginning of a seismic sensors would pick up a signal from the earthquake the drone shaking from the earthquake and then they make a location and determine the magnitude of the earthquake and then based on that information within five minutes of your quick occurring the one sentence you need to have a beacon kitty has to decide to see a warning they did issue a warning for us of quake based on the size. and then it is up to in the way of local authorities in the different islands to evacuate people and get them off the beaches and it seems from the reports that at least in some places this last element of giving the warning and locally failed so it was as far as you can tell the system the you provided worked you say the bits that went wrong

yesterday at the ranch we saw a number of copies of frederick remington paintings and frederick remington sculptures. frederick remington, the great western artist -- i regret we don't have one of his pictures right behind us right now -- he was out west in the 1890's and he too, was an easterner. he too senses that something really vital has just disappeared. he wrote this, right before his death in 1909. the west is no longer the west of picturesque and stirring events. romance and adventure have been beaten down and the rest of civilization. -- brush of civilization -- ruch of -- rush of civilization. the country west of mississippi has become hopelessly commercialized, shackled in chained of business to us other most limits. the cowboy, the ring thing mark you disappeared with the advent of the wire fence. as for the indians, there are so few of them he doesn't count. so when he is painting these paintings from new rochelle, new york, he too is regretting the west that seems to have disappeared. we can throw into this makes the philadelphia novelist who wrote, "the virginian" in 1902,

section of southbound frederick road shutdown. take a look, chopper 4 showing us a gusher there in the middle of the southbound lanes so taking a look at what is closed here, brad is telling us how things are going now. >> right in the centerlanes. sometimes they can reopen a left one and get them by but it'so ot going the case this morning. so your best bet is to get off on orchaad ins of middlebrook. now you were telling me -- >> problem on the beltway. that's right, brad. silver spring, outerloop. a brand new crash reported lere. the restks okay. but inbound, new york avenue.e right lan there is blocked by a crash. good morning, chuck bell. >> good morning. it's a pasant start to a monday. the only thing wrong with today is itsnd monday a we have to go back to work. skies mainly clear through the overnight hours. fog not a big concern for us this morning. four things you need about the next couple of days, sunny and warm today. a chance for showers later on in the day tomorrow but not eryone will get rained on. very warm on wed

we've got 59 at frederick. nnapolisthis hour, 59 at onardt. and a cool 51 to the west and cumb.tional 'v temperatures, weot g s routheae will move up across the mida tlgitive a acnds p p th to us into the upperll d 6o0' the . because we've got going a to use mperatur aes l and also be igti, bright aki tu, they're not to going to stickrody aun da re's the8 rada w a debate. on 's a holiday traditi ripachst.on ♪. back a toughout) drawn carriage a peop hle,ol ne ckacdetivity has been drawing otesters who say i i hn old-fashioned holidaycarrge, on lsselestone streets, on todayhe. >> repwhoaorter: he johnny lamber said his horse a took over the tradition seven years ago. his horses bill and bob work together to pull people thought holidays. >> i love theeo p -- we haul. the -- theids becomevery year, the families the horses's smiles on faces does ecryn the 21 century. r >>orter: frederick residents and animal activist a michaelnd stacy boyar have been part o pa grouptesting the carriages heldns in the snow andt moseeti this week. tkibecanguse they sap uts impossible them to be led to

. >> es tiempo de deportes frederick >>> ¿cÓmo estÁs? >>> ¿quÉ harÍas con tanto dinero? convertirÁ suarez y en el segundo tiempo reaccionÓ el madrid descontÓ por medio de marcelo, era la noche del charrÚa que marcÓ el tercer y el cuarto para Él y el quinto del chileno arturo vidal el barÇa lÍder en la liga el madrid es noveno. >> liga mx toluca por los 3 puntos los choriceros sin piedad abrieron el marcador por intermedio de marcar por partida dobles. >> tambiÉn aportaron los goles y con esto toluca es quinto con 25 unidades. >> en inglaterra el manchester unitedloukaku, puso suspenso porque le quedÓ el rebote >>> el 2 poro francÉs. >> y el united sumÓ 3 puntos. >> por su parte el chelsea ya lo van a ver, goleÓ 4 por 0 al burnley. >> marcaron en la goleada y el chelsea mantiene el invicto en la liga igual que el liverpool y un manchester city maÑana. >> esta noche no se pueden olvidar a las 11 pm 10 centro, despuÉs de su noticiero local toda la informaciÓn deportiva con el estilo Único de "titulares y mÁs" fin de semana >>> vamos a estar atentos >>> gracias frederick. >>

this is amazing. 93 in frederick. 94, manassas.t feels like 95 in patuxent river, 93 in annapolis. by tomorrow afternoon,hi by time tomorrow, it will be close to 20 degrees cooler and in many locations. we have a frontal boundary moving in. showing the shower activity, toward hagerstown and ederick. this is, to show you the wider view, two bands of rain. this one t trying make its way down. it may die off a little bit. but heads up around hagerstown and frederick. areas around d.c. have a better chce of seei shower activity and then to the west, some thunderstoiss with it. will move in this evening. so we could see some areas of heavy rain. the aasf threat from d.c. about the baltimore area. that's something wll be tching for you. again, d.c. dry, more sun to the southnd here come the clouds, showers, by around 8:00. that fizzles on out and we watch the back part of that coming 11:00, 12:00, you see a couple of showers. i'm not too wried about it but we could see one or two. th are not about it. a lot of clouds early tomorrow durin

but because it is purdue frederick and not purdue frederick, it is purdue frederick banned with doing business like government programs like medicare, medicaid, tricare and purdue pharma can continue to sell oxycontin. after 07, it increases. none of the executives went to i will. >>. this is another moment, if people would have gone to jail, that would have had a chilling effect. and you know the prosecutors that work on it now, yeah, we were hoping that would let people know this was a really bad thing that's happening and we should turn this around but that didn't happen. the sales continue unabated. in fact they went up. >> one of the things that struck me in the book too, beth, was sort of the chemical changes that go on in a person's body and brain with this addiction and those chemical changes create a craving that is very hard to describe because most cravings for most human beings don't begin to rifle this craving. this craving gets parent to frankly no longer care for their children. this craving totally disrupts and destroys normal relationships. it achieves to destroy the

that includes montgomery, fairfax, frederick county in maryland and virginia until 10:00 a.m. >>> 3, 2, 1. lift off. >> new this morning and for the first time ever, spacex has landed a falcon 9 rocket. it blasted off from the california launch site a carried a satellite into space yesterday. spacex had previously flown such rockets from florida launcheer but nev on the west coast. >> mike pompeo is in china visiting with leaders there. the visit comes as the u.s. and china battle it out over tariffs. >> he described his conversation with kim jong un as good and productive. tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning. what else happened e?th >> we are hearing that there have been some fundamental disagreements, that's the way secretary pompeo is describing it this morning, with china, but oey're looking forward to frank conversations the other hand with north korea. there's a possibility of a summit. the newspaper in north korea shows him shaking hands with a m jong uhe tries to forge yet more discussions about winding down their nuclear program. the second summit not out of the que

you can see frederick maryland v seeingibility down to about quarter of a mile. right now not all that ba but otherwise guys it's a mild start for october. 71 degrees right now. 6 to 8:00 a. temperatures will stay in the low 70s. that 're getting out for early morning exercise it's rieling mild and again some patchyle and fog out there. by 10:00 a.m. we're not worriou drizzle or fog anymore but ee's muggy at that point. 76 de wait until you see how hot it's going to feel when you factor in the humidity. more on tert in u 10 minutes. >> taking a look at this fog. amelia was just mentioning this morning. to 270 here, northbound and southbound. we do have fog all over the place through that area especially here this morning. outer loop after 50, two leftlanes getting by. the rest of the beltway is okay. virm virgin virginia now, after 123. gets by the work zone there and 95 in maryland. so 32 down to the belt way. >> thank you. it's 2 minutes after 4:00 should limousines face more regulation? that's the question lawmakers in new york a d.c. will ask themselves today

on wednesday after undergoing a five year refurbishment originally commissioned by prussian king frederick the great and completed in seven hundred fifty seven the monument fell into disrepair in recent decades due to vandalism and exposure to the elements the repurpose meant was largely paid for by private investors the grotto belongs to potsdam some susi palace park the former summer residence of frederick the great. ready to join us for an adventure how about a hike in the mountains up next we take to the us and southern germany and make our way to italy. in the summer of a hike as idyllic mountain scenery laughs green valleys and rivers that flow into lakes not only hiking there is not a walk in the park but it could be next year there will be a new way to hike through the alps very comfortably your pov lot are from austria has put together a special program for beginners let's take the easy way and try it out. mountains as far as the eye can see picturesque valleys and mountain villages this is what the alps are famous for. catalina of course says hiking in the mountains gives her a r

warring ton 38. 41 in frederick, maryland. quite as chilly as yesterday morning but chilly enough where you'll nd your early morning layer of fall fleece. plenty of sunshine today and afternoon temperatures climbing into the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll take that. this cold front out to our west moving through chicago today. we'll eventually bring us a significant chance for rain on friday. i'm optimistic there's no chance for rain today. in fact, there may not even be a cloud in the sky. here's future weather through your halloween day. nothing to worry about. might be an isolated shower in western maryland. rain chances will stay away from the metro area. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. aldry. clouds will be on the increase during the day tomorrow. i think rain chances hold off until probably close to midnight going into friday morning. riday a 70% chance for rain but, boy will it still be mild. frmperatures in the low 70s again on ay. the front arrives during the early parts of saturday. that will bring in chillier ather for th

i've got areas like frederick and winchester around 40 degrees on sunday moaning. of showers on monday and then another little batch of cooler air moving in. fall definitely arrives after michael moves out. >> okay. we better get ready. thank you, doug. >>> coming up, the stars come s in onight for the c their stanley cup final retch. their stanley cup final retch. >>poma when the nra tried to overturn maryland's assault-weapons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, defending our gun safety laws to protect the people of maryland. attorney general brian frosh. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> w night for the caps. ovie and kuzi, what a night. he was looking ridiculous out ther >> kind of scary right now. kind of scary right now. nd last time washington vegas shared the ice, caps were skating around the rink in vegas with the stanley cup. fast forward four months, some of the faces have changed, but for the most part, these two teams look similar to the ones that took the ice in game five. ca coming off asix-day layoff, enter the game h

there are two in frederick. there are two in cumberland. they have all been tailored based on local assets and local needs. grants what i would send money to get this started. some of them have been started with federal money. some of them have been started with state money. but the local communities do it best. meredith: thank you. [applause] ok.trone: for the last 10 years, i have actually -- i'm an i.t. person. i have worked on cms systems and aca. i was doing it today before coming here. i will have to do it tomorrow as well. i got a note from one of my coworkers. worked -- we i helped develop a new accounting system for cms. medicare and medicaid. several years back. it was unusual because it was gigantic and it was successful. the very first day, i was involved, i went to the person who was in charge of taking in claims information so that they were coming from 50 different sites, 50 different contractors. they were getting $1 million a day, let's say, to make it round numbers. i asked this person in charge of the front end, how diffi

still tracking rain, mainly up in o parts frederick, maryland. somer stead rain moving through parts of southern yoryland and prince george's county. can see the beltway here dealing with rain. it's going to be a slow go traveling toward onannapolis. 95, woodbridge to quantico, moderate rain out there this morning. budget some extra time for that morning and evening commute with rain at times throughout the entire day. a high around 80. look. here's the storm team 4 ten-day forecast. for tomorrow, weo from 80 today to 64 degrees tomorrow. it's breezy as well. for the weekend, some scattered showers out there saturday morning. temperatures on saturday only in thro 50s tod 60. low to mid-60s on sunday. melissa, we all wanted fa g, and itng to be here tomorrow in full force. how are the roads? for.reful what you wish silver spring, brand new problem here. new hampshire re avenue, left side blocked by a disabled vehicle. you can see that slowdown here starting to increase. the rest of the beltway looks fine. all of this green, the yellow, the orange

koyo had to withdraw products in frederick, and they told us products in frederick, and they told usnger are unfounded. the said their product they had to recall was only supplied to them after this person died, so it couldn't be the cause of death. this comes into the inquest after rahm's death, a 15—year—old girl who died in 2016 after she ate a baguette bridges from pret a manger. —— the death of natasha ednan—laperouse. response abilities of people toward allergies and had to keep people safe is paramount these days. it is important to point out that at this stage, the investigation is ongoing. although pret a manger have investigated the case, we haven't been given an official cause of death yet. president trump has welcomed what he called an "historic" decision by the us senate, to confirm his nominee brett kavanaugh, to the supreme court. justice kavanaugh has faced a series of allegations of sexual abuse, which he's strongly denied. his lifetime appointment, approved by 50 votes to 48, could take america's highest court down a more conservative path. from washington, barbara

frederick 43 degrees. u here.n is 44. much to shoo odd level cloud here andig today was the day where the winds were extremelyy. we had wind chills and definitely a hang on to your hat day for sure. n the ews is the winds have finally pretty much subside and we're just c seeingm to light winds right now acros ourarea. but we had wind gusts in excess of 50 mile s an hour iome of our neighborhoods. overnight tonight as i mentioned it is t goingo be cold. 34 at quantico. 38 in the city. 31 only at manassas. 32 culpepers. 33 at winchest 32 at frederick and 39 at lo at 24-hour temperature change from last night this hour to right now. and we're anywhere from 6 to 24 degrees colder than we west yeday.so ries and warnings we had a freeze warni in effect. includes louden warren, culpeper. lighter colorst fro expect it ornight tonight and early tomorrow morning in many of our neighborhoods. any typee of vegetation outsiensible or harmed make sure you protect it. really really cold conditions. here's look at next couple of daysback

s and we will wait and see mr fredericks thank you for your time on this that is that john frederick strong on live from washington d.c. thank you. thank you for having me. let's move on to some other news now but staying in the u.s. where the military is deploying more than five thousand troops including to the border with mexico as part of president trauma's campaign to stop a so-called caravan of central americans from crossing into the u.s. many of the asylum seekers set out from on the us just over two weeks ago. traveled to san pedro sula to find out why people want to leave. you are right for you in one of some most impoverished areas the u.n. says her living conditions have become unbearable now appointed by me to manage how can someone live like this look at the doors unhinged i asked god to let me live in a decent home and not live here anymore. but i've met bella says rats are eating away at her bed and she struggles to feed her young children she says she's planning to do with thousands of other honduran nationals have done migrate to the united states ok i. think. the si

>> a car a hits bus at the intersection of old liberty road and water street in frederick. there were children on board the bus. >>>ht ton a man wanted for this. >>> megan fitzgerald joins with us what led to h arrest. >> reporter: police tell us that it was tuesday evening. a woman waski w along the sidewalk. moments later. >> this was a brutal ckat completely a shot. >> i am surprised. she was attacked by a man walking behind her in the dark. according to court documents, dustined rogers grabb the woman who tried on fight back. that's when police saytoogers the woman in a chokehold, dragging her into the woods, punching her several times. desperate to escape and breathe, the woman said she had aids. that's when he reached for a condom and she escaped, running to aui securitying calling 911. rogers was at this 7-eleven. s detectivnt hours reviewing the surveillance video. this wasn't theirst counter with the law. police say days ago, o friday, he assaulted his girlfriend. then he attacked. >> when he exited, they arrested him on the strength of that and then took him into

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adored her for her singing and also her human qualities and incidentally that signature moment we frederick freddie mercury some operatic singers do that when their voices are indeed declining she was actually at the height of her career and she kept going at a very very late very late phase even singing two years ago. classical music correspondent rick fall kathy thank you. all the news update for now and we will leave you with that unforgettable voice. with the song that shot had to fame beyond the world of opera and joy. i am. lucky. little. bit. so. what. kind of a little malicious discussion listening to. the fight against illegal logging.

one of the things he does in the summer of 1864 is call frederick douglass to the white house. in a private conversation with douglas, he talks over this momentous scheme to have douglas had a network of recruiters or messengers, black men whose job it would be to go into the south behind confederate lines and give news of the emancipation proclamation to slaves far from the scenes of battle and far from the lines of the union army. and to encourage them to run for federal lines. what you have in 1864 is abraham lincoln talking over a plan of a massive slave runoff that is not so dissimilar from what frederick douglass had discussed at times with john brown in the 1850s. again, the radicalism of the change that is wrong over the course of the war. the point is, lincoln is thinking he's going to lose, he also sees that most slaves still remain enslaved. upwards of 500,000 enslaved men and women runaway to union lines during the war. the vast majority remained behind confederate lines during the war. the vast majority did not reach union lines or come within the union lines as th

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loudoun county, montgomery county, frederick county, all seeing the sunshine. because of that, the temperatures have gone up.av we some sun. a little bit of sunshine. winds out of the northeast at nine miles an hour. it is a cool afternoon. i thought we would be in the low to mid 70s. 76, culpepper, 73 in manassas, 72 in frederick. i expect the clouds to move toward the east. look at these numbers. the heat werd saw yes has been suppressed to the south. the temperatures will be a warmer.it we saw a little drizzle earlier in spots. i think we will b see ater chance of drizzle into the early part of the day tomorrow. so just know that on saturday. 76 degrees. again. it will have 78 way through noon, 1:00. clouds, drizzle early. some clearing late. just a heads up when you have some games to go to. pumpkin patch, better on sunday. my daughter has a soccer game, my son hads lacrosse and baseball. it shouldn't be a problem unless the fields are sowet. was able to get out in thegh drizzle. high temperatures tomorrow, around 76. we go back into the 80s. we are so far

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frederick county, 51 mile per hour win gusts pr gceeorge's county.m. to see winds have reallyim dished exceptionally, just really great that we're at calm wins right now and right winds. not a situati that we have to deal with. here's look at highs today. hit in the low to mid-50s. tomorr we are gonna be in the 50s as well. but upper 50s at least. right now it's5 in the ci. 30 at baltimore. 36gaithersburg. 41 at dulles.. 36 at manassas.'s the 24-hour temperature ange from last night this hour. ok at this.. anywhere from 7-up to 17 degre . skies just aewouds. fairly clear out ridge of high pressure that will build in tomorrow. e darker color here we have a freeze warning in effect. the lightey at midnight t in any sensitive vegetation outside make sure to proct highs tomorrow mid to upper 50s. ssacrowi t sunny day. don't be fooled by sunshine. starting out in the morning 39 degrees by 8 o'clock hour b that frost. make sures dress warm for the bus stop. mostly clear tonightay me high . esday is a treat day.ather look at this we're going right . lots of s