will, the will of maria greenfield. she had no children of her own. she bequeathed all of her property, including enslaved people, including james ash, and including ann bell. she bequeathed all of them to her nephew, gerard greenfield, who had moved from maryland to tennessee. so he is in tennessee in 1824. he has dozens of enslaved people working in cotton fields. he has a large planter slaveholder. but she bequeaths with the following proviso, i think you see it on the screen. it is the key to the whole case for ash. provided, i am going to quote this so you can hear it, "he shall not carry them out of the state of their land or sell them state of maryland or sell them. otherwise i will declare the new gross free for life." this is clear and it is the last statement of the will, which turns out to be important in the court case. it is the final summation and she places this proviso, he shall not carry them out of the state of maryland, i.e. to tennessee, and he shall not sell them to anyone, in maryland or elsewhere,

she is in touch with the greenfields. she essentially tells them that daniel bell has been manipulating robert armstead her deceased husband and that daniel bell needs to be dealt with. the first step that she takes in order to possibly make this deed unfounded, unsound, is to attempt to sell daniel. get daniel out of the picture. so daniel bell is sold by the greenfie greenfields. the minute the word gets daniel has negotiated this deed it comes full circle and his slave holder sells him in an attempt, as we discussed, to get him out of washington, d.c., separate him from mary and the children and than susan armstead can deal with mary and the children and keep them and subvert the deed. everybody with me on that? okay. this is a dramatic moment because in september of 1835 daniel bell is seized on the navy yard. he's at the shop in the black smith shop and slave traders -- these aren't policemen. these aren't constables. they're hired thugs. they work for the slave traders. they work for william h. williams, people like

tonight -- leslie jones star of "the neighborhood," actor, max greenfield, from "jojo rabbit," writernd director, taika waititi, featuring the 8g band with chris coleman. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news senators asked 93 questions during yesterday's q&a portion of the impeachment trial questions like, why has no one responded to my birthday e-vite? [ light laughter ] real easy, you just click yes or no [ light laughter ] a 30-foot-high portion of president trump's border wall blew over yesterday and fell into mexico. [ laughter ] man, that's how rough things are right now. even trump's wall is leaving the country. "tlaughter and applause "the new york times" launched a quiz today to match readers with the democratic presidential candidates apparently, john delaney took the quiz and even he didn't get john delaney [ laughter ] the border patrol announced yesterday that it has discovered a

jeff greenfield joining us from santa barbara, thanks so much. >> okay. >> sreenivasan: for more on the 2020 presidential racethe latest on the impeachment inquiry, vis pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: there are three strains of the crippling and sometimes deadly polio virus. the world health orgization has declared two of them eradicated. and the this on the run. newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran and video journalist jorgen samso have our story from nigeria. bu reporter: in this town on the outskirts of a, the capital of nigeria, community health workers are searching for children. >> fine boy! >> reporter: they're looking for anyone under five who hasn't yet been vaccinated against the wild polio virus. that means going street-by-street, and house-by-house, until every child gets the oral polio vaccine. >> we are combing the border. we are ensuring that every child, eligible zeroo 59 months, is vaccinated. d>> reporter: unvaccinate children are immediately given two drops orally, and their finger is marked to show that they've been immunized. polio is a highly inf

democrats like teresa greenfield but eddie morrow is spending personal money and he is owning the media in the state compared. texas is more of a mess as the -- as is the first georgia seat. you are right. democrats up until now have avoided taking positions in this race because they are not being compared to anyone else. it will be our mission and potentially the mission of the republican candidates to say wait a minute -- candidate x stands for these things. you are not going to say here and tell the american people you are going to vote against those things if you are the senator and they are the president. that will be part of what we need to do to add definition to people like mark kelly and if cal cunningham is the nominee. leah: is that a problem for john james in michigan who has been able to fund raise pretty effectively so far, but not been under the national spotlight, been asked tough questions about president trump at this point in the cycle. has john james hit his ceiling? steven: i don't think so at all, either fundraising or in the polls. it is a really interesting candi

speaker, i rise today to congratulate the greenfield central high school radio station, wrgf, for being on air for 20 years. the high school station was established in 1999 and is now a 24/7 on-air public radio station run completely by students and heir teacher, jonathan hudson. greenfield central's radio tv classes draw 70 students a semester who are able to learn and gain professional experience before they enter college or the work force i was able to witness the advantage that these students are able to gain while visiting the facility last fall. happy anniversary to wrgf and all the students who participate in the program. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate new palestine football coach, kyle ralph. coach ralph is among the list of only 32 coaches nationwide who e finalists for the 2019 don shula nfl high school coach of the year award. in his seven years as head coach, he has built a program that has become a statewide powerhouse. throughout his tenure coach ralph has amassed an amazing 88-had record and has brought three state championships home to new palestine. i wish co

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nominee their agenda is tattooed to the political resume of whoever the mark kelly whether or teresa greenfield or whoever. at some point, the presidential election -- we all know president trump's favorables and unfavorables and weaknesses and record will be imputed to the republican nominee to some extent. but what i think has not been focused on yet is the degree to which the agenda and perhaps the --sonality of the democrat democratic nominee will impact -- democratic nominees candidates who have avoided trying to be defined in any way other than a nice person. leah: because of the map, it does seem like democratic challengers, many of whom are not facing competitive primaries, places like north or alina with cal cunningham, sarah gideon in maine, they've been able to separate themselves from the national party in a way republicans haven't been able to because they are literally voting on removing the president of the united states. it seems like democrats are going to have an easier time distancing sock -- distancing themselves from the republicans. steven: they have up until now and you b

with iveco timing, the european union last month announced a new greenfield fund, promising 1.1 trillionvestment. for the western balkans, it cannot come soon enough. rob: climate activist greta thunberg has been leading huge crowds for climate march in the swiss city on friday. the demonstration marks the one-year anniversary of the climate strike movement thunberg helped start. they sung happy birthday to mark the occasion before setting out on a march. it comes ahead of the world economic forum in davos next week which thunberg is planning to attend. >> to the world leaders and those in power, i would like to say that you have not seen anything yet. you have not seen the last of us. we can assure you that. and that is the message we will bring to the world economic forum in davos next week. demanding that the government does more to into nearly four years of conflict. the southern region is on the frontline of yemen's contract and has been struggling with famine and poverty. pro-iran houthi goebbels and uae-backed fighters are battling for control of the city. there are calls for an i

tonight -- leslie jones star of "the neighborhood," actor, max greenfield, from "jojo rabbit," writeright? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news senators asked 93 questions during yesterday's q&a portion of the impeachment trial questions like, why has no one responded to my birthday e-vite?

organisation prepared to accept any fa u lts organisation prepared to accept any faults for causing the greenfieldaim so many lives. he suggested what we were going to see was a merry—go—round of passing the buck where companies tried to blame each other. it seems from the start of the evidence, that that is what is happening because the london borough of kensington and chelsea was in charge of inspecting the building and they have admitted they failed to ask for comprehensive details of the cladding being used, they failed to request an up—to—date version of the fire strategy and failed to spot material in the insulation and cladding system was capable of catching fire and did not meet regulations. the london borough, the council, effectively omitting some of its mistakes but other companies starting to say that they do not believe they did anything wrong —— admitting some of its mistakes. one of the companies involved in the refurbishment, they are representative give this evidence. i will let you hear it and then explain what is being said, it will give you an idea about complicated and detaile

rich greenfield saying, if you are essentially looking for this company to be growing in north america, you're missing the mark. in fact is he saying for the past three years in fact, if you bought the stock it is really because you're optimistic about the international expansion. that particular number proves it. he is saying listen, not hard to imagine netflix reaching between 200, 250 million international subscribers in the next few years. so if you will be optimistic, you're being optimistic because of is potential growth i should say in india and emerging markets. connell: we'll come back to that in a moment, deeder. want to bring liz, scott back and jeremy owens. jeremy is the tech editor at market launch. that is the broad picture conversation i feel like. we talked about how disney plus is in the game, streaming wars are all on. all of that is true, disney is not in the game overseas yet really. in other words, in the second quarter this year we'll see a lawn of disney plus in western europe. and then, netflix might have a, maybe a little run for its money over there. for now

it is a greenfield railroad for true -- because it is necessary for true high-speed rail because most of the rail lines in the united states are privately owned and use by freight lines. there are plenty of challenges that are associated with this project but the fact that it is being significantly evaluated i say is clearly a positive to the future of high-speed rail in the united states. so i'm going to close with safety. a couple of safety issues because of source safety is the top priority of this department -- this department. and discuss a little bit about the ptc implementation, positive train control is perhaps the most significant railroad safety accomplishment in generations. and it is been 12 years and $20 billion plus in the making. the idea is that the 42 railroads, 58,000 track miles, and 236 host tenant relationship operability connections need to have this crash prevention technology in place by december 31st, 2020. we've achieved -- the industry has akme-- achieved several significant milestones. all of the hardware has been installed and testing and we're coming alon

claire mccaskill, and joining the table, author, columnist, and political analyst, jeff greenfield. else with us. >> who's that? >> with us now from des moines. democratic presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. great -- hello. hello. my gosh. >> i love that clip. that was pretty funny. >> it's pretty good. >> it rang a little true. >> tad bit. tad bit. i know we're going to talk a lot about last night. but first, wondering, moving ahead, how you navigate iowa and impeachment. >> i have a constitutional duty and i am going to perform that duty. there can't be anything more important. i mean, you look at the evidence you were just talking about that's come out. it reminds me of, like, these bumbling watergate burglars writing things down on hotel notepads and, you know, going calling her -- i won't say the word on tv. wanting to go after ambassador yovanovitch and the like. i think the evidence is mounting and we just want to get our witnesses. i'm going back to washington tonight. and we'll get started on this. and as i said at the debate stage, you know, you -- t

today, on the series, "the neighborhood," max greenfield.rs and applause] ♪ >> kelly: