he will face bryce harper. >> smoltz: we have talked about how aggressive harper has been on the firstng. what is kyle wright going to throw first pitch? >> joe: throws a lot of strikes. he gave him a center cut fastball. >> smoltz: i know it's not super connected to his swing, but it's looks like he's getting there, harper. the elevated fastball has been his one issue. he's a good low-ball hitter, obviously great on breaking balls. he's better in the zone than he has been before. but up, he will swing above the zone. >> joe: budged him in, 1-1. i guess one of the big subplots of yesterday, but what harper and castellanos did, going 6 fos start to get big, you start to dream if you are a phillies fan. >> smoltz: there offense can always be a threat. >> joe: poked down the line, fair ball, scoots to the corner by rosario. moving for second with a leadoff double. the first baserunner of the game is the reigning mvp, harper. >> smoltz: i honestly think he goes to attack the first pitch, and when he goes into a game plan, he was sitting soft. this is a breaking ball where he has a plan, an

a week later in the july 4th harper's weekly, they viewed black tron the battle of -- insisspi. during the following week, pictures of pennsyl blas mobilizing to defend the nor from robert e lee's invading confederate forces and a scene stalwart new york african-american volunteers a g to a recruitment office were pntly displayed as full-page images in harper's weekly and the new york illustrated news. the latter engraving was all the the more strike thing in light of the incendiary pictorial report in that newspaper following the encipation proclamation in january, a full-page fifth avenue scene showing affluent black nice neww yorkers common deering the sidewalk as awe they, quote, ignored the privileges of their why not breath remember, unquote -- brent remember, unquote. moreover, in the aftermath of the riots, the sacrifice and bravery of black soldiers was for depicted in fort wagner, south carolina. and the cover of the august 15thish hsu of the -- issue of the new york illustrated news depicted the capture of a confederate near buford if, south carolina. the rebel office

harper's weekly introduced in 1857 and once more began the most republican of the pictorial weeklies did not credit the 22-year-old thomas nast as the source of several of its illustrations. we know, however, that he returned to the city on july 12th from a frustrated effort to cover the battle of gettysburg. and years later he told his bioer if that he had witnessed -- biographer that he had witnessed and sketched some of the violent events. if any of the 11 harper's engravings of the riot were basedded on nast's work, it was the full-page illustration featured in the august 1st issue. nast knew the asylum neighborhood well having lived on west street until 186 with an additional week for publication and production for publication, the dramatic and detail thed illustration captured the scale of the asylum's grounds fronting fifth avenue a was more evocative of the events than the pictures in leslie's and the illustrated news. its delineation of the rioters and victims and the narrative it conveyed, however, was less reliable. in accordance with the story-telling strategies of news e

harpers ferry is going to surrender. lee starts to reconsider. maybe there's a chance i can reunite my army and we can fight. in maryland here at sharpsburg, you can look at the map. wow,hais rky look at what the clause us to do. yes, to march down across the potomac river, get into harpers ferry, then march all thwaup to shepherdstown and up to sharpsburg, jackson and, all they walk are all esguys off the march up there look how close almost all the union army is to lee and lee. only has about 15,000 men at sharpsburg, so he makes a decision i'm going to try and fight a battle here. i'm going to see ii n reunite my armnd people have opinions about that epi. alexander, who was his chief ordnance officer in the campaign and one of the one of the best critic critical critical people of the confederacy analyzed confederate campaigns, the war in the east. he writes of this decision of defeat, certainly involve the utter destruction of his army because he's got the potomac river behind. them. historian john proops writes it beyond controversy. one of

the key terrain dominating harpers ferry on the mar shore. division under general john will march down cross near point of rocks on the pot go th northern virginia and come up and capture loudon heights on the on the south side, harpers ferry on the virginia side commanding harpers ferry, capturing those key positions with jackson sealing off the west. they be able to destroy or capture the union at harpers ferry once the garrison is captured. all the troops will march to hagerstown where we see the other red big red dot. that is where lee will re concentrate his army. but in the original plan, nobody going to go to hagerstown initially. when they began to execute the order on september the 10th, lee, however, had learned through some of his or someone that there was a union militia, hagerstown, from pennsylvania and that the people in hagerstown were taking their food supplies out. he needs that food bad. march, and he takes command up to hagerstown and he leaves hill'vision at boonesborough. so you can look at the map and you can wow. lee i

on the south side of the harper ferry, on the virginia side can commanding harpers ferry. capturing those key positions, with jackson sealing off the, west they should be able to destroy our caption the union garrison harper's. very once that garrison is captured, all the troops will march up to -- sound with the other big red dock, were you will concentrate his army. but nobody is going to cater stand initially. when they began to execute the order on september the 10th, lee, however, had learned through some of his spies or somewhere that there was union militia approaching hegar's town from nnlvania. and that the people in s town were taking their food supply. he knew eud back. so we modify that plan march and take long s command up to hackers town, and leaves -- division. you can see he has really taken a gamble. they're his army is divided up the mountain by rivers. and they're really widely dispersed. hagerstown, boonesborough, down to harpers ferry, maryland on north of the potomac, south of the potomac, and then we have jackson over west of harpers ferry. big risk

that what the court is doing in more versus harper --moore vs harper. as a general matter, the federal government doesn't have any authority over the state and certainly not the organization of the state governmental body. that's what they are asking in the case of moore v harper. to intercede in the separation of powers, if you will, of the state so that -- so as to limit the state supreme court authority in reviewing the state legislatures redistricting decisions. that's about as simple as i can explain it in short form. and then i would invite underscoring in particular about -- underscoring all that i have said in particular about the politics of the case, namely this is not a political case. of course, fully aware of the political ramifications, but this is a pure matter of constitutional law and constitutional interpretation. we all want to believe, and i do , but that's the supreme court will decide it. i think it will be interesting on -- interesting for all of you , politicians, they make their decisions in legal cases in the moment. they decid

harper -- the swing of his life! >> heroic harper. a late-game home run sends the phillies to the world series where they will face the houston astros. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the fast approaching midterm elections, just 15 days away, that will decide control of congress. campaign fever is heating up across the country. the white house announced that president biden will campaign in the key state of florida next week. he'll appear at a rally alongside democratic candidate for governor charlie crist. tomorrow in the battleground state of pennsylvania, democratic senate candidate lieutenant governor john fetterman will face republican dr. mehmet oz in their only debate. early in person and mail-in voting are under way in a number of states. christina ruffini takes a look at what's at stake. >>> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation," speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the results of the midterms will be decided in the last minutes of the race. >> i see very cl

if you are harper you are like "that's me, bryce harper."hitter. >> joe: the reigning mvp bryce harper fouls it off. that was a great pitch. >> john: that's where you want to throw it. making the effort to throw fastballs up to bryce harper, we talked about that in his first at-bat. you just wonder if that breaking ball he hit the other way subdued the ability to throw that breaking ball. >> joe: and he throws the curveball more than one pitcher in baseball. [boos] one of the 12 home runs in this kyle wright.m harper was against [boos] they are taking their turns taking time here. >> john: there's going to be interesting twists next year when the pitch clock eliminates some of this. >> joe: another payoff pitch. harper sends one in the air to center field, harris moving to his right, plenty of room. wright wins the long battle with harper. two gone in the fourth. get your game on a mlbshop.com. authentic on-field hoodies, t-shirts, and more. the official source, and will be shop.com. nick casiano's 0 for his last 16 going into yesterday's ga

harper bounced one the other way.e play. >> john: i know we got great third basemen in the league. this is one of the best ever. his throw is on the money every time. that is an improbable double play based on the shift. harper getting down the line. look how good his feet are. his hands, everything he's does. the broken bat infield hit looked easy. that play had a high -- i mean, he made it look like it was nothing. >> joe: baseball beauty. manny machado playing third base, ha-seong kim establishing himself as one of the best up the middle. both with good arms. spot on throws. they turn two. so much fun watching that guy play. we have the best stars in this game in this series. no balls, one strike on nick castellanos who is 1 for 3 today. the pitcher's best friend helping out robert suarez. strike two. >> john: this guy is effortless. i mean, when you know -- document how good he is. he's not missing the target like a foot like some guys do that throw the hardest as they can. he's on line where he's throwing it. the

our lauren tom tom was on board the uss harpers board the uss harpers ferry as it docked here in the bay where she got a taste of the teamwork it takes to feed everyone on board. >> you fill those out and we tae care it have for y'all. >> reporter: it is meal time one uss harpers ferry. where she has has been leading a culinary team team for about six months. >> she asked for ribs, potatoesd green beans. we'll put it on here. >> the ship is bringing hundreds hundreds of marines to san francisco for fleet week. on top on top of their 200 navy offices that live on board. >> right now we have like 500 p, including marines. >> reporter: that is 1500 mealsa day. >> it is tedious, physically, m. everyone. but it is not for the week, rudder was born in ghana where her mother and grandmothet her to cook. >> we season everything and lett marinate a little bit and then we cook it. so the flavor and everything is right there. >> reporter: she is a long way m home. but she keeps her passion alive both in and out of the ga. >> sometimes i want to come to , do my job and leave. but i can't. even t

the bunt tries from schwarber and harper last night he said he liked.damage, but i love the intent so much. i love what that does for the rest of the lineup. the braves adopting a similar approach, just putting that ball in play against a hot pitcher. castellanos grounds one gently to short. swanson. good pick by olson. two gone in the seventh, and a quick word from roman. >> john: to finish that thought, so much information that a player has to process today. they are really good at that. if your guy has a great sinker, in the past, you would move up in the box to take away that sinking action. he's got a great curveball. so you aren't seeing any difference. they sit in the box the same way, and that is the version of today's game, based on the way that we have pitchers coming in, throwing gas. >> joe: inside to alec bohm. pitched yesterday here, getting ready in the phillies bullpen. >> john: we are going to see that tested though next year, the process, thus slowing the game down to try to figure out what's going on. you are going to have to throw a

we were aboard the harpers ferry. they not only celebrate the armed forces, but it allows local first responders to hone their skills a long time the military, military, so they can coordinate coordinate when it comes to disasters like an earthquake. >> >> reporter: she spends most of her time on land which is getting ready to board a helicopter that will take her to to the uss harpers ferry, just off the coast of san francisco. >> i am a little bit nervous. >> >> reporter: while she may be a nervous flyer, she is calm under under pressure, which her job requires as an emergency management director for the city. >> it is a really fun and exciting job. you know, even in a disaster, kind of that high pressure, high consequence timee consequence timeline is kind of a rush, you know? it was also really satisfying to serve the community and to help the people people in your community and be part of the team of problem solvers when something really big happens. >> reporter: a breathtaking 20 minute chopper ride took her to

mark harper, thank you. that is _ leader of the party. mark harper, thank you.ak supporter. we have had quite a few through in central lobby this afternoon but generally it feels like a period of calm. we will see how long that lasts. ~ �* , ., ., ., lasts. we will. let's hear more from the guardian — lasts. we will. let's hear more from the guardian political— the guardian political correspondent. is the tory turmoil over, at least in the short term? that is a very good question and one i that is a very good question and one i have _ that is a very good question and one i have been— that is a very good question and one i have been asking _ that is a very good question and one i have been asking lots— that is a very good question and one i have been asking lots of— i have been asking lots of conservative _ i have been asking lots of conservative mps - i have been asking lots of conservative mps today. i i have been asking lots of- conservative mps today. what is interesting — conservative mps today. what is interesting is _ conservative mps today. what is intere

he wrote me i wrote chapters of wealth and poverty were first published and harper's magazine in two or three chapters of that and reagan wrote me a letter about one of the more inspiration in all entrepreneurial articles. and harper's and i responded and he asked me to come see him and and i became his most quoted living author. that's what the new yorker magazine figured out. i'm not exactly sure how that calculation was, rich, but. well, ronald reagan's most quoted author has a new book coming out. the theme is, quote, we live in a twilight zone beyond capitalism and freedom. and the book is called life capitalism. george, we appreciate your time on book tv. thank you so much, peter. always well, here on book tv, we want to introduce you to stephen kent. he has written a book called how the force can fix the world lessons on life, liberty and happiness from a galaxy far far away. mr. kent, that cover and some of the words you use in that title. sound familiar? what's this on? this is based on our star has dominated our cultural for almost four decades since it originally hit the t

in 1909 they had a meeting at harper's ferry. harper's ferry represents what? harper's ferry is the place where john brown had his raid and there, and, of course -- they're black into white. and, of course, many black leaders. and they found this at harper's ferry in 1909. the journey to find the magazine is -- and there's duboise there. found the crisis at the same time they found the naacp, the 100th anniversary of lincoln birth. it is -- lincoln's birth. the grandfather clause was the notion that if your grandfatherren didn't vote, you wouldn't be able to vote. so it quickly fights for the rights of african-americans all over. the magazine is called the crisis. and the crisis magazine starts with issues on many deferent topics. the next -- different topics. the next year he publishes a book on john brown. he often said that was his favorite book. he wrote it in tribute to john brown. as we said, the naacp is founded at harper's ferry. do you remember what douglass said about brown? he died in slavery, who was the better man? and for douglass it was john brow

you can see the dates the 1909, and harpers ferry. harpers ferry represents what? harpers ferry is the place or john brown had his read. the black and white, it's people kind of appear some very wealthy white philanthropist. of, course many black leaders. they found us at harpers ferry in 1909. they found the magazine and the crisis, there is du bois there. he found the crisis at the same time they found the underbelly cpp. hundred anniversary of lincoln's birth. it's inter regional, involved with legal struggles. the grandfather clause, fighting with the grandfather clouds wasn't emission that if your grandfather didn't vote you wouldn't be able to vote. it quickly fights for the rights of african americans all over. the magazine starts, it's called the crisis. the magazine then. and the crisis magazine starts with different issues on different topics. the next year, he publishes his similar book. john brown. he said that was his favorite book, he wrote from head, no documents, no notes, wrote it in tribute to john brown. as we've said, the naacp is founded at har

harpers ferry at 35 and the fitd at 30 through 32. > >> it is 19 floors up. julio goh julio goodrich takes us to a window packed with a whole lot of memories. >> reporter: being near the ocen stirs his heart. >> when i come to the beach and i smell the salty sea air and i hear the sounds of the waves crashing, all of those memories and experiences come rushing back. >> reporter: mike is a veteran of the u.s. navy, a graduate of. of annapolis. he served his country as a naval officer for more than 60 years. he shares an an unspoken bond with his fello. fellow veterans. few outside ofe military would understand. >> whether they served 100 years years ago or they are going to serve 100 years in the future, there is a legacy of serving in the united states military that binds us all together. >> reporter: in 2009 while on leave, he decided to partake in a special. special tradition. it started at at the mark hopkins hotel during during world war ii. mike went to the top of the market and asked for the squandron bottle.h bottle. with this tradition, servicemen wou

harper, the swing of his life. >> pretty awesome. bryce harper's eighth inning drive in game 5 of the national league championship series, created an iconic sports moment. the phillies powered past the padres and now they are heading to their first world series since 2009. first game is friday. >>> an older musical with a sch production on the peninsula. >>> >>> some high school students are dusting off an old musical. to5. they say it is still relevant today. >>> backstage, it all begins with the iconic blonde wig. >> i play dora lee rhodes. she is a texas w. and a southern girl. >> ily the character judy. i would describe judy as very innocent and very sweet. >> i'm playing violet, and she is just so resilient. >> reporter: not to mention the glad on facial hair. >> i play franklin hart. he is one of the boys. and he really thinks he is hot stuff. >> reporter: but once the characters hit the stage, you get the big picture. >> 71 students at hillsdale high school in san mateo, putting on a show, a musical known as 9 to 5 based on a

for nick martinez after the leadoff double for bryce harper, he's retired five straight. top of the order, kyle schwarber, a monster game yesterday. 0 for 2 with a walk today. >> john: just does a great job trying to honor. if you think a guy is swinging, throw him a change-up. if you think he's taking, throw him a fastball. they're trying to figure out what is coming out of his hand. you can't differentiate the two at the same release point. >> joe: curve lands for strike two. struck out vierling, struck out stott. goes to 2-2 on schwarber. phillies offense, the four runs in the second inning. still within striking distance. the offense has gone quiet as this game has gone on. >> john: if he goes to a 2-2 change-up here against schwarber. >> joe: trying to keep the inning going for hoskins. here's martinez. a cure chopped to machado. we stretch in san diego. okay. can anyone tell me what julie did wrong there? you got to repeat the number. i mean, no one's ever gonna get it the first time. -nope. -didn't leave her last name. no, the -- the phone tells you who called. she

miss harper writes of, radio's greatest of all time. jennifer harper notes that in s timbehind the microphone, rush lbaugh was heard on 650 rao stations around theation and drew a devoted of 30 million weekly listeners. the book made the top ten most sold list on amazon before it was even released. this. now you'll see these books and authors featured in the near future on book tv. well, coming up on book tv. on our afterwards program it's tufts university chris miller, who the history of microchip technology and how it has become the most critically needed global technology. he was interviewed on afterward by representative jim himes, a democrat of connecticut. and here's a portion. i was thinking i was going to write a book on the cold war arms race because one of the key questions had motivated me was why was it that in the cold war, the soviet union could make nuclear weapons, they could make missiles and rockets that shot the first satellite into space, but they could never miniaturize computing power. and that seemed to me an impo

he goes into the -- valley and down to harpers ferry. and he goes down to train albertiss's battery. now alberta's is an older man, and he helps to lead, -- this put pelham in command of the battery for the first major command. and their commission is on the far right side of the command near the robinson house. and there's a photograph taken out in that area and how alum does move around a little bit on the manassas battlefield and move his guns forward, a position so expose that a fellow officer remarked, is pelham fool enough to stay there? i am not. pelham's actions are noticed at the battle of first manassas, but he also has a small change of heart, or a change of perspective about the war, and he writes a letter to his father, which fortunately was printed in a local alabama newspaper, making one of the few wore letters that pelosi wrote to survive in some form or another. i want to share an excerpt from it. he writes, i've seen what's romancers called glorious war. a scene in all its phases. i've heard the cannon and the deadly ra

seven of hem will be playing in this world series, and bryce harmer -- harper is one of them.t live on fox, and it will be okay weather wise, liz, i promise, because the roof is closed. liz: go, guardians, i know they'll win. oh, wait -- [laughter] cleveland's not in it? how did that happen? >> reporter: yep. liz: you saw what i did there, connell. you did, didn't you? thank you very much. >> reporter: very mice, very nice. liz: connell mcshane. not a cleveland fan, but i am. game one of the world series airs tonight, 7 p.m. eastern, only on fox. do not miss it. >>> interest rates still on the rise, driving up the cost of everything from buying a home, loaning, you know, getting a car, even credit cards. but the it -- is it slowing interest in loans or credit? if wait until you hear from the ceo of valley national bank. he's got his finger on the pulse of people who are taking out loans right now. there are some very interesting shades of gray, or should we say green here? ira robbins up next in a fox business exclusive to give us the temperature gauge of who and why people ar

the harpers ferry at pier 35 and the fitzge. the fitzgerald. jessica burch is is live at the uss princeton, this morning. how is it feeling? it is going to be some good weather, i hear. wasn't prepared for that. right now, right behind me, this is the image 60 seahawk. i am joined by the petty officer, first class one. what can we ex? we expect? >> i am excited to get out and tour the town. the farther away from home but not really. i am excited to be able to go out an. and explore. >> reporter: what is your job in in the navy? >> i am an electronics technician. i work with radars in different stuff that we use to fix our gear all over the shp the ship. i am a little bit of and everything technician is what we call it. >> reporter: we will be doing live interviews all week long. for fleet week, we will have a lot more stories. > >> heading into friday, saturday saturday and into sunday, we will be sitting above average. perfect timing. we will keep yo. you updated. i will send it back back to you guys over in the st. the studio. > >> we take a

it's called more versus harper.sus harper, the supreme court will decide whether the north carolina supreme court has the power to strike down the republican dominant legislators illegally gerrymandered congressional map for violating the north carolina constitution. the republican legislators have argued that it debunked interpretations of the u.s. constitution, known as the independent state legislator theory, renders the state courts and state constitution powerless in matters related to federal elections. now the once fringe theory has actually now found near universal buy in from across the conservative legal universe. what is more for the courts justices, clarence thomas, samuel alito, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh have all signaled at some point, some favorability to some form of this theory. as the brennan center points out, adopting the independent state legislative theory would also mean that voters across the country have no judicial remedy in state court or in federal court to fight partisan gerrymand

chopper five overhead overhead today as more ships sailed into the bay and among them, the uss harpers ferry and the uss fitzgerald, two of four shifts taking part in the fleet week festivities. and the uss fitzgerald, two of four ships taking part in the fleet week f. week festivities. >> kim bowman spends most of her her time on land, but now she's getting ready to board a helicopter that will take her to to the u.s. harpers ferry, just off the coast of san francisco. >> i'm a little nervous. >> reporter: while she may be a nervous flyer, she is calm under under pressure which are job requires as an emergency management director for the city. >> it's a really fun and exciting job and even in a disaster, like that high pressure, high consequence compressed timeline, it's a rush rush and it's also really satisfying to serve the community and help the people in in your community and be part of of the team of problem solvers when something big happens. >> reporter: a breathtaking 20 minute chopper ride took her to the u.s. navy ship where she met met with counterparts from the navy as pa

it's called more versus harper.ecide whether the north carolina supreme court has the power to strike down the republican dominant legislators illegally gerrymandered congressional map for violating the north carolina constitution. the republican legislators have argued that it debunked interpretations of the u.s. constitution, known as the independent state legislator theory, renders the state courts and state constitution powerless in matters related to federal elections. now the once fringe theory has actually now found near universal buy in from across the conservative legal universe. what is more for the courts justices, clarence thomas, samuel alito, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh have all signaled at some point, some favorability to some form of this theory. as the brennan center points out, adopting the independent state legislative theory would also mean that voters across the country have no judicial remedy in state court or in federal court to fight partisan gerrymandering. and the potential consequence

the harpers y harpers ferry at 35 and fitzgerd and fitzgerald at pier number 3. number 32. to thep the top with a whole lot of mem. of memories. >> reporter: being near the ocean stirs his heart. >> when i come to the beach, i smell the air and i hear the sound of the waves crashing, all all of those memories come rushing back. >> reporter: mark is a veteran of the u.s. navy, a graduate of. of annapolis. he served his country for more than six years and shares an unspoken bond with with his fellow bad. few outside outside of the military would ud would understand. >> whether they served 100 years years ago or they are going to u futurethere isa gacystates my ns bind all tother. >> reporter: in 2009, he decided decided to partake in a special tradition. it started at the mark hopkins hotel during world war ii. mike went to the top of the mark and asked for the squandron bottle. with this tradition, servicemen would buy and leave a bottle in the care f care of the bartender where the next member of the squadron could enjoy a free drink. if you you finished the bottle, he boug

this is the harper's weekly -- interesting, harper's weekly journal of civilization. but on the cover there's this fat, fat guy, and and that is william maher tweed, the tweed of the tweed ring. to this day, certainly for historians, he's a kind of a symbol of corrupt urban politics. william maher tweed was popularly known as boss tweed. boss meaning that he was the bos of politics -- boss of politics in new york. he was the one who called the shots due to his position in tammany hall. interestingly here, even though some people might associate tweed, tweediness with some irish clothing, tweed was not himself irish -- he was neither irish nor catholic. he was an immigrant, however. he was the son of immigrants, but immigrants of a scot presbyterian background. i don't know how much history you all know, but back in the old -- in ireland, there is no sharper conflict between irish catholic ares and scot everybody presbyterians. scottish. they were sworn enemies in the world world. and it's -- old world. and it's not like those battle lines completely disappeared in the

we went aboard the harpers ferry as it pulled into the peer today and coming up tonight at 6:00 we will show you the unique opportunity fleet fleet week provides for san francisco to sharpen its own defenses against a disaster like like an earthquake. > >> as we watch the ships arriving it's a reminder of bay area history when ships would leave. we go to one of the most iconic views in san francisco through a window packed with history, memories, and a bucket of tears. >> reporter: here i am at the top of the mark in san francisco, look at this gorgeous gorgeous view of the city. this corner has some significance from world war ii. >> any time the military would get ready to ship out, they would come here, the wives and girlfriends and they would stand stand in this corner called weepers corner and watch as they they shipped out and of course there would be weeping and tissues, it was a very emotional emotional time but it was also a a celebration when they would come home and there would be a celebration at the bar with the active military and their wives. wives. >> i can almost feel i

navy has several ships docked along the embarcadero today, sailors on the uss harpers ferry told us about their ship store. so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> you're going to look at the aft end of the the back of the ussr purse, harpers ferry. they feel that area with 10 feet of water and that's where they launched amphibious craft from vehicles that can be used on land or in water. marines are in those. there are 2 navy ships had each fear they docked at 30. 32 pierre, 35 and peer 19th. you can tour the ships from tomorrow through sunday, 10:00am to 04:00pm and next monday is your last chance to tour the ship's that's from 09:00am to noon. the parade of ships itself sailing along the edge of the water front of the city friday at 11:00am from the golden gate bridge to the bay bridge. >> stanford chemists, carolyn, burt hosey was awarded the nobel prize in chemistry this year. it was for her development of bio father

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harper has arguably been the best player in the postseason this year. and he's the heart of that philadelphia phillies team. now harper in baker. they had an up and down relationship. they always dnc. >> eye to eye. but when they look back at it now, they really do appreciate the time they had together. >> tremendous he's been in the spotlight for a long, long time. you know, having the like you a lot on on the field and on the field and can you see me when they are here? in that last series and not for me do price and good, you know, great conversation. >> some good of force to deal with. you know, we had a couple. >> you know, run is like you always do some point time. but you know, he actually thanked me for those those times. and so. he said, i got a lot of spectrum. >> warriors are up 97 to 92 right now. the 4th quarter has started, as i said earlier, we'll have a full highlights and live report from chase center soon. as this one goes final eventually will hear from steve kerr steph curry in the hopefully it after a war years when there are always

>> no doubt about it, the scariest one is more versus harper.t is being pushed by these interest groups in that case is the same theory that was pushed by the legal effort to allow trump to overcome the will of the voters and steal the presidential election. it's the same theory. it got thrown out over and over and over again in courts that had the chance to review it. but the groups, and the individuals that actually participated in a legal effort to steal trump the presidency, have now turned up in the supreme court. and in a big phalanx of amicus briefs and appearances as trying to shop this failed theory to the supreme court. i hope and expect that even amy cooney barrett, even roberts, we'll see that this is a bridge too far for the court. that it's just a preposterous legal idea. but it's scary to think that we even have to consider whether or not the united states supreme court would give credence to a theory like this that was part and parcel of the insurrection effort to throw over an election and put trump back in power. >> yeah, i wou

he's off fighting the west and he takes part in stocking harpers ferry. the favorite with general robert e. lee and known for his charisma and has lots of legends that he actually wants to cultivate and he tries out new tactics but i think that's something that sometimes we forget about stuart. he has incredible spy network that he's using throughout virginia. stuart has this idea could he have -- something they used on napoleonic outfield to move from point to point. he has some trouble finding a commander. first he thinks it's going to be john cook. cook spends half his time in richmond it doesn't have a lot of interest at this point in forming an artillery unit. then james brett is the confederate military are not so into him at the moment and the third time is a charm pelham's name. pelham has been active with the artillery and is definitely helping to form and train units that are coming to the confederates at that point in time. for one reason or another the confederate military in richmond say yes pelham will be the commander of the force artillery

harper, the mvp of the nlcs. he said they're not done yet. >> we got four more.s taking the celebrations to the streets. police actually greased the street lamps to prevent them from climbing them. no grease is stopping an existed fan. >> astros heading to the fourth world series in six years. rookie shortstop pena once again coming through. hit three huge run blast in the fourth to tie the game. named alcs mvp. seventh inning, tied game. a single into right. pena would score to put the stros up 6-5. that would be your final. the yankees crowd that was chanting we want houston less than a week ago was left stunned. now they wonder if aaron judge has played his last game in stripes. he is a free agent. >>> the nfl dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa returning to the field after missing two games after recovering from a concussion. first quarter, wasn't holding back, scrambles. instead of sliding lowers shoulder into the defender. he talked with tua about not putting himself in bad situations. he apologized for running that one. no one scored in this game in the se

sarah bon harper, who you heard from earlier, will be joining the panel. dr. ben harper initiated research at highland that led to the discovery of the archaeological remains of the monroe's main house and opened a new chapter of site interpretation with inclusive narratives enriched by descendant collaboration. our next panelist, andrew davenport, is the public historian at the thomas jefferson foundation and manager of the getting word african-american oral history project at monticello. he is currently a ph.d. candidate at georgetown university ity. our final panelist is my colleague lena mann, historian at the white house historical association. lena's research at the association focuses on the enslaved individuals that built, lived and worked in the white house. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. oh, great. good, good. good afternoon. that's nice and enthusiastic after that wonderful life. mm hmm. i actually think is there nap room? well, it's a pleasure to be here this afternoon. and we have a wonderful conversation and that's going

which is why you are so interested in looking ahead to this upcoming supreme court case, more v harper, which some legal scholars have expressed concern that if the supreme court embraces the independence day legislature theory states could circumvent protections that are laid out in the electoral count reform act. tell me about that. >> the independent state legislature theory of constitutional interpretation, ali, was that centerpiece of the effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election. long before the election itself, the former president and his allies were arguing in the lower federal courts, and eventually in the supreme court of the united states, that there was such a theory or doctrine of constitutional interpretation. and in that context, it would give it plenary and exclusive authority in the state legislature to selected the electors. who, in turn, cast their votes for the president and vice president, transmit those votes to congress and are counted on january 6th, to determine the presidency. the independent state legislature theory, if it applies to the constitution