william harper and tenures later, lou weasley was 10 years older than harper. when nell harper lee came in their old house on alabama avenue. a name must be a vampire, the pediatrician who i am sure could not imagine would know that his name was in the streets of london and all kinds of places that he couldn't imagine being a part of. >> there is another nugget reading the book that is one i don't know. we will take a couple more in the old clock on the wall is ticking. did either of two or alice address the truman capote issues concerning the possibility that he wrote "to kill a mockingbird." >> yes, just a wee bit. and i think that wonderful video that i just talked to the first time. what a treasure. i thought she's so captured harper in a palace in a couple of those stories that i spent all that time might. i'm sorry. i'm on a mental sidetrip year. >> about mel or alice in truman capote what did >> i think i was the biggest lie ever told. and a source of consternation mentioned in those comments. i cannot be hurt if put to that. there might be some question

catherine keeper played harper keaneer played harper lee. and you write how that affected harper lee's feelings and that in the book you'll all see this where she got a copy of the tape of "capote" -- >> a bootleg copy. >> i didn't want to say that, but a bootleg copy. and playing it at the lee residence. and they have a little trouble, both of them, at that time hearing. so you are, i love this, saying the words that nell said i did not say. [laughter] would you set that scene? >> certainly. and this was, actually, this is in yet another red brick, modest house this that neighborhood that actually belong today a friend of theirs who also had become a friend of mine, someone who was a fellow methodist in their congregation and with whom they took a lot of day outings, that kind of thing. and in this crowd, if you are as technologically unsophisticated as i am but you want to feel like a rock star in the tech world, hang out with people who are impressed if you can press fast forward. [laughter] and rewind. [laughter] you know, these were i k

and was 15 years older than no harper, and so knew her as a girl when no harper was scott's age or exempted it was a century relationship and yet there were times when i felt she was as much mother asked sister with the age difference. and, of course, would let me know how her baby sister was doing in new york those times when no harper was in new york. there's a lot of you know. it's interesting, parallel existence in a way between an apartment in manhattan and then we take the train and spend time with alice in monroeville but i think it tells you something about her, that she has such a tie to both of those very different places. >> sissy spacek wrote in her memoirs that, recording the audio for "to kill a mockingbird" was one of the best things she did in her professional career. you mentioned the friendship that nelle had with gregory peck earlier. gregory peck said in his biography that atticus finch was his role of a lifetime. give us a perspective on why those two giants of the entertainment world would make such statements. >> my understanding from what i've read written by both of

william harper. ten years later louise was 10 years older than now harper, when nell harper lee came into the world in an upstairs bedroom on alabama avenue. that was thanks to a pediatrician who i am sure could not imagine would know that his name was in the streets of london and all kinds of places that he couldn't imagine being a part of. >> host: another nugget that was wonderful to reading your book, another one that i don't think we knew, we will take a couple more and the old clock on the wall is ticking. to be there in el or alice address the truman capote issues concerning the probability that he wrote "to kill a mockingbird"? >> just a bit. that wonderful thing i just saw for the first time, what a treasure and still captured the now harper and alice in a couple of those stories that i spent all that time with. tell me -- >> host: el or alice addressing erin a1ms be any credence to that i don't know about the writing of the book but i know how helpful was to put people at these in that smal

but things did you find inspired harper lee?mach such an appreciation of someone who knew the depression and of course captured it into such an iconic way and to tell ikillin mockingbird was always impressed whatever somebody's background or family history of people that had that perseverance to work hard a lot of times for not very much pay provide for families, it was values from their father that they both talked about that you see in the book and the way that they lived and that was one of the ones that was more striking in my conversations. their appreciation of how hard it was at the time i was living in monro and the respect for the people who found a way if they had the opportunity to provide for a family and to persevere over time and i think an appreciation that although like a lot of families in the depression, they certainly knew hardship. they knew people who lived so close to the margin to how much a family can get by in a year and in an appreciation to how many people manage to do that in such difficult circumstan

director harper. >> madam chair i just have a comment on item 7 of a policy that we have. when we do get competitive responses bidding and there is an evaluation on different factors they show the board the score because what the board appreciates is seeing the relative levels of weight because sometimes they will well only 20% was weighted on cost and 80% on more fermorral things and technical merit things. i find that interesting just to get an idea how staff is weighing these things before they say here's the award and i think that would be a good policy for us to have when we have the evaluation and everything let's see the scores because that will tell us the weighting and give us an idea how staff is thinking when they do have competitive bids. >> okay. >> we can include that. >> director reiskin. >> just one question on the temporary facilities which doesn't seem like it's necessarily that unique of scope of work. why do we think we only had one bidder? >> it's actually about three reasons that we thought we would have more. we did have 100% f.t.e. on it so that was

director harper. >> yeah. this reminds me of the difference i was going to bring up here which at the alameda transportation commission that i sit on the advisory committee -- we have three our four of them actually, paratransit, all of the different aspects of transportation but the citizens advisory committee have a slotd -- they don't always showum and give a report but they know it's expected of them if there is something they want to say and i think that might be a nice addition here to just know that mr. olson has a spot. >> absolutely. >> and if he's got something to say come in and say it because there is a spot we want to hear from citizens. he's not an ordinary citizen. he's president of the citizens advisory committee. >> absolutely. we will provide a recurring slot for the chairperson. >> thank you. >> if you wish to note we did create several subcommittees so we could focus as effectively as possible on all of the issues confronting you. we had a success meeting as we did before with many of the q

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how does bryce harper describe this nine-game winning streak? >> and you know, it's been incredible. this team has a lot of fight, a lot of heart. and we never die. we like to good out there and win ball games of course. >> so nice. especially seven-game lead. 30,000 fans in williamsport little league. see mo'ne davis and pennsylvania take on nevada. first, austin, roping one into right center. boggled by the fielder. nevada up 1-0 early. but mo'ne would rebound. she strikes out the next three batters. she gets out of the inning just giving up a run. but this nevada team is good. won the first two games by a combined 21 runs guys. this is a two-run shot off davis. pennsylvania still live. they will play illinois in an elimination game tomorrow. so the countdown is on for the redskins preseason game against the ravens. robert griffin acknowledged he needs a new approach, one to help the team win with him in one piece. that's what coach jay gruden has been preaching, protect your foot bull and yourself. he's been in that same position. griffin ask

harper scores. nats win 4-3. orioles got smoked tonight. two indian homers on the night, cleveland wins 6-0. with regular season coming closer, brits can say it is time for the veterans to get some work under their belts. there are still a few preseason games to be played. starters last week out a few plays. this week they will play a quarter or so. the guys who have been here for a while know it's time to buckle down. >> i just like to really work my technique. i just want to go out there and see the defense and see all my body reacts to different things. efficient, move the ball, score points. just follow the assignments, stuff like that. preseason action between the ravens and cowboys. tony romo making his season debut, did not start well. first cap, fumbles. picked up, goes the other way, touchdown baltimore. late in the first, thompson gets the kickoff. back of the end zone, zigzag, he is fast. he outruns -- no, he didn't! yards, did, 108 touchdown. second quarter, joe flacco throwing, perfect spot, over the shoulder. perfect, touchdow

with bryce harper on second, this one bounces over the hall and harper scores the game winning run.ts, 4-3, their fifth straight win. >> i view this team as ten ashs and they don't give up. it hasn't changed since day one. they believe they can come back and they can string hits together and we can score runs and that's a good thing to have. that police system is good. >> jimenez, a three-one homer and 3-0 lead. bottom of the fifth, showalter antsy, impatient in the dugout, bradley tees off on the pitch. comes to an end and six runs allowed for 4 1/3 innings. the orioles have lost back to back games. your final score, 6-0. moving over to football now, redskins and browns are 48 hours away from kickoff. rg3 and johnny football on the same field. huge expectations for the season. same can be said about ravens and cowboys. the boys always seem to finish second in the division. joe flacco and ravens looking to stay perfect this preseason as they take on dallas. first quarter, tony rome mono - returning 26 yards for the school. romo wasn't all bad tonight. i'll give him credit. coming ba

as the confederates will now move toward isolating the union troops, which evacuated harpers ferry on maryland heights and close in on frederick, maryland. on frederick, maryland, they have occupied it on the 8th day of july. a union army has been assembled there on the banks of the river and on the 9th day of july at the battle, who would write the most popular novel written in the 19th century by american author ben purr. when evacuates and leaves the battlefield he falls back on baltimore leaving washington uncovered. many of the thousands of men who had been manning the washington forts, the '87 forts and batteries had been called to fill the vacant ranks as we talked about in those wonderful songs we were led in as they are father abraham's call. and they are going to become instant infantrymen. many of them we have just heard from our lecturer, many by the black men and -- of what becomes originally fort massachusetts but is now fort stevens. so the day or the 10th day of july is an unseasonably hot day. the men are wearing more uniforms and i'm an honorary member of company b o

there is ongoing issue at harper and rye that i wanted to touch on. so, on the 18th or 19th, the 19th of july, me, sean and commissioner joseph went by, and we talked to harper and rye about closing the doors and there is complaints about noise getting out from the doors or whatever and we talked to them about that. and they did come in to compliance and talked to them at a security meeting at next week and there is new complaints about harper and i have been down there, and i passed by and the doors have been shut in compliance with the agreement that we made and i just want to note that because there are complaints coming through and i am not sure, if it is fair to assume that they are in violation. i just wanted to point that out. moving on, sound tests i did a sound test for a place of entertainment permit and everything was good there and then, i have done random inspections, the last couple of weekends the 26th of july, i did the inspection and the east avenue and club, temple, vessel and i went by those venues too and everything checked out. an

a single for harper. nats up and harper stays hot. skip ahead. nats up 5-3. soriano in to close.arez take this is one to right. the pirates are now within one. so two batters later, josh harrison up with two on. popping this one up. and he was there for the catch. nats hold on to win it 5-4 for the fourth straight win. orioles on the road, visiting the cleveland indians tonight. let's pick it up top 8. indians up. two out for j.j. he gets it to drop in center. crisp in third. here's the throw off the mark. cruz is safe. rbi single for hardy. we are tied at one. we'll go to extras. avila is up. this one is out of here. smashes a solo shot to left. that's your winner. indians with the 2-1 win. i said just over a week ago the redskins practiced with the patriots for three days and then play them in the first preseason game. tonight the eagles got a shot against the pats. eagles in foxborough. they practiced with the patriots this week. brady intercepted by kerry williams. down the sideline past the quarterback. bring me there, trying to tackle him. it's preseason. what are you doing

harper scored. that's your ball game. they win the fifth straight and the fifth walk off of the season, 4-3. >> with we are in the good moment right now and everybody playing hard. that is good for team. it is like that and get winnings. >> see if they can get -- no come back and orioles riding lasted just four and a third innings giving up a three-run blast to carlos and two-run shot from michael brantley. o's were rocked 6-0, dropped two straight for the first time in 40 games. >>> like the stream streak. >> the ravens have question-ms, can the defense return to the disruptive ways, how will the secondary teal with the rush of injuries and can the offense improve on last week's early success under new coordinator gary. ravens visiting jerry's woo reeled tonight. aka, cowboys stadium. and facing tony romo is making his first start since back surgery. cowboys were driving until courtney scoops it up and takes it back 26 yards for the score. ravens up 7-0. defense side, ravens airs it out to bryant. what a catch. he goes t

. >> reporter: and her husband tim harper. >> what kind of person are you going to be? what is success? i'm going to make this day count. >> reporter: six years ago, peanut and tim saw a need and started harper for kids. >> turned on the news and you just see, you know, it was just, you know, people making the wrong choices, the wrong decisions. >> we're talking about success. >> reporter: the nonprofit's goal is to teach children early on how to achieve their personal best. the program's based upon legendary ucla coach john wooden's "pyramid for success" > it's not a monetary or status thing. it's about the building blocks of truly how to live a happy healthy successful life. >> reporter: on usf campus, dozens of kids at basketball camp took a break to learn the pyramid. each block represents a skill. >> friendship! all right! so important. >> reporter: usf basketball players turned into teachers and acted out each block. >> hard work, good job. [ applause ] >> reporter: the kids guessed them and learned. >> pyramid blocks can help you through life. >> reporter: the pr

that's to harper for a gain of six. the raider opening up at the new york jets and then hosts houston, at new england, the raiders this year the most traveled team by air miles because of the game in london. you add it all up, 36,000 miles they'll be traveling by air. a free coach ticket for every player on the >> phil: at the start of the season they go "we can win these games." >> jim: well defended. thorpe. look at the miles. 10,000 more miles traveling this year than the seahawks. the dolphins the raiders' opponent at wembley stadium. for the first time in a long time we are not going to be in london. >> phil: i loved that trip. >> jim: mason crosby. crosby's kick is just left. i'm going to give you a free ticket to london anyway, my friend so you can enjoy it all over again. ♪ hot pockets! got protein to pleeease! ♪ ♪ hey piÑata! i got energyyy! ♪ from premium hickory ham and 100% real cheese. ♪ my hot pockets! from premium hickory ham and 100% real cheese. >> jim: tomorrow at 3:00 eastern time, we'll be on for the

that's to harper for a gain of six. the raider opening up at the new york jets and then hosts houston, at new england, the raiders this year the most traveled team by air miles because of the game in lond. al they'll be traveling by air. a free coach ticket for every player on the roster. >> phil: at the start of the season they go "we can win these games." >> jim: well defended. thorpe. look at the miles. 10,000 more miles traveling this year than the seahawks. the dolphins the raiders' opponent at wembley stadium. for the first time in a long time we are not going to be in london. >> phil: i loved that trip. >> jim: mason crosby. crosby's kick is just left. i'm going to give you a free ticket to london anyway, my friend so you can enjoy it all over a. gain [ male announcer ] hot pockets sandwiches have the protein and fuel to fire you up. ♪ hot pockets! got protein to pleeease! ♪ ♪ hey piÑata! i got energyyy! ♪ from premium hickory ham and 100% real cheese. ♪ my hot pockets! from premium hickory ham and 100% real chee

bryce harper is doing it again at the plate. watch this. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. washington nationals against one of the toughest coaching staffs, seattle. low-scoring second. rede harper set to and that 1-0 washington. let's vote to the fourth. popper up again. he was at it again. guess what he does, same thing. straightaway centerfield. 405 feet. two dingers on the day for bryce. [indiscernible] up 6-2, bases-loaded. j.j. hardy launches. that is a grand slam home run. 12-8. they are up nine games in the american league east. the redskins have finished up their roster from the start of the 2014 season. they got down to the 53 man limit. he's on the 53-man. they can also keep 10 on the practice squad. a couple of guys you will know. richard crawford and chase minnifield. united finishing up just a little while ago against the red bulls. 57th minute, passes in front. wide open shot. that's easy. 1-0 d.c. are a terps football fan, you have to feel pretty good about opening d

i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was serving third year in administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. >> in my opinion, duane is a really stressed out individual. >> don't just strip me out for talking. strip everybody out for talking you [ bleep ]. >> shortly after "lockup" arrived at kentucky state penitentiary, officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> he threatened us with throwing feces on police officers, spitting on us through the door, he threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, all of them, they know me from when i was a youngster. so we have a different type of communication level and understanding. >> every night you are going to go through this. every night you work, you racist, redneck, no good [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i know you is a coward -- >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i have been in segregation for three years. i don't blame nobody else. because i had

harper also got a chance to talk to the kids about his own journey to the majors.an inspiring day tort kids who are still floored from that makeover. >> magnificent. i was stunned. >> it was a shocker to everybody. like, nobody expected it to look like that. when we came in, it was different. >> any time you have a place that you can call home, feels like home, looks good, i look forward to the development of these young men. >> being able to come into a place after a game, after they win or lose, to just be able to relax, hang out, talk with the team, just be able to enjoy each other's company in a nice environment, that's something that i think they'll enjoy. it will be fun for them. >> pretty cool. price harper helping out the next generation of student athletes. part of a busy day for him. afterwards, he hook it seven-minute drive to nationals park. >>> after weeks and weeks of no rain at all, california got pore than they could handle. >> we'll take you to the scene of water rescues and explain why not everyone made it out alive. >>> a concert was supposed to

seagal fled to the other side of the river from harpers ferry and were pretty well embedded up there. early thought about going after them, but he didn't. he made a right turn, now 50 miles from washington, d.c. and they did rest for a couple of days in maryland. then he headed towards washington, d.c. jubal was quite a character, to say the least. he went to west point, but not to be a military man, it was a good education at the time. he did take part in the seminal wars and mexican war, but he didn't see any action. he was a member of the virginia assembly at one time, he was a warrior, and before the war started, he was part of the virginia secession convention. once virginia seceded, he became probably one of the most ardent confederate die hards. he quickly gained a reputation of being aggressive leader, he became a general, he was in all the battles in the eastern theater from manassas onward, and he was kind of a cantankerous guy. he was a hard drinking, tobacco chewing, -- he was famous for cursing, hated women. didn't get along with fellow officers, didn't get along with gen

brice harper 0-4 with three strikeouts. one time looked like out of the park but instead caught of the warning track. angered and slamming his helmet on the ground. matt williams was asked about sending harper down to triple a nor a week was quote a stupid idea. >> i don't think it was stupid. generally if you have young players that is what you do. but this guy is a special young player. we all know that. it is different. so i think i don't know he works hard every day. the first one in the ballpark generally to get his day going. he's in some kind of slump. so we have to work his way throughannouncing he will play in the pga championship. his back at this moment is >>> on our broadcast tonight -- highest alert. the cdc has now increased the emergency response to the ebola epidemic reserved only for the worst outbreaks. >> hurricane warning in hawaii. a rare occurrence. two storms in a row. one right behind the other. and tonight millions are preparing. >> flight breach. how did a woman with no ticket, no boarding pass and

he said as soon as he has a chance, chief harper, as soon as we get a chance we'll talk to him and bring you those comments. live in camden, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> if you ride patco, get ready for some more schedule changes starting today. that's all thanks to a two-year, $103 million project to replace tracks on the ben franklin bridge. a live look right now at the ben or our camera has turned away from that for a moment. there you see it over there to the right of the screen. the next phase of that project is getting under way. there you go. patco is closing the tracks on the north side of the bridge to replace tracks, ties, signals an other equipment. there will be service reduction but patco says there will be fewer gaps in service and shorter wait times than during the previous work stage. the new train schedules run through october 21st. >>> playable, right field. pierce jones, game over. >> and with that, the taney dragons season came to a close last night as they fell just short of pulling off a comeback. the team lost to illinois by one run, bringing an end to their little

harper on 3rd, rendon goes down the line, harper comes home for another walk-off victory. the first of his career. they win 19 in a row to go over .500. >> just a question of being prepared and being ready to step in there. >>> the orioles in the windy city. should shot over the right field wall a three-home run night as they win 4-3. they are now 21 games over .500. >>> .little league world series. there were 13,000 in the stands to see phenom mo'ne davis in action. she gave up three runs, pulled in the third inning, proving one thing, she is actually human. nevada averaging a ridiculous 12 and-a-half runs per game. >>> if you watched the redskins monday night game against cleveland, you probably had a few cringe-worthy moments followed by what the heck were you thinking. robert griffin iii scrambled and got knocked around. today, he was back to work and sent some reassurance to the fans. >> i'm glad people care and i talked to the coach about it and he understood what i was doing. it's a continual process of getting better at everything. that's one of them so i am aware

there was a fear that there would be more john brown's and more harper's ferries. the state of georgia, and then the confederate government will get this already existing facility, but will almost immediately begin to expand its capability. first by making contracts with other industrial facilities, including two foundries in the -- in augusta. but soon those foundries will be purchased by the confederate authorities, and then incorporated, administratively, into this ever-growing confederate state augusta arsenal that is located there. and the slide here on the screen shows the plan of the augusta arsenal as it developed during the course of the war. one of the reasons that this subject doesn't get a great deal of attention today, is so many of these facilities were destroyed in the last year of the war. but believe it or not, this one in augusta is one that you can actually still walk and visit and get some idea about its size and scale. and some of you may have already visited this site without knowing that you have. this is now the main campus of georgia re gen

bryce harper taking some time before the game for the als bucket challenge. he challenged jj watt of the houston texans and golfer jordan smet. harper deep to left to put the nats on the board first and then in the 6th, nats hit three home runs including this one from the rookie, michael taylor. the dugout went crazy. home run in his major league debut. he also had a single tonight helping the nats win big 7-1. >>> some non-baseball news regarding jayson werth. we have confirmed reports that on july 6 werth was pulled over in fairfax county for going 105 in a 55 mile an hour zone. he's been charged with reckless driving, which is a misdemeanor. >>> third base man manny macc macciato tore a ligament. he spent the first month of this season recovering from a reconstructive knee surgery on the other knee. >>> the washington redskins have officially wrapped training camp. needless to say, the guys are extremely excited to get back to their own homes. deangelo hall says the first thing he'll do when he gets home is jump on his own bed. the team went through one mo

before we go director harper has some questions and comments. >> yeah, the idea of the six packages we're 2.5 million off is not what bothers me. with each one the variation was substantial. in one there was a 50% differential between the estimate and the cost and that is something -- even though they evened out by the time we got to the bottom we still have major misestimates on each one high and low and they started canceling and the management has to start looking at this and start asking why is that that in march we can't figure out what's going to be bid in june. >> the assumption -- >> may i interrupt for a second. it would be helpful if staff can wait before they respond and not interrupt. >> i'm sorry. >> he just interrupted. >> the estimate was based on us getting three-four bidders or more. if you look at the middle stairs issued it in january we received one bid. we rejected the bid. it came in tripled estimate. rejected the bid. we did additional outreach. we increased the pre-qualified bidders and opened it up and only received two bids so we're not getting the bids that we n

right at bryce harper. folks staying around for the fireworks making some noise. >> even though you can't create a save opportunity for yourself you don't want to create a save opportunity at all. matt williams wants to get the heck out of dodge with an 8-3 win. soriano struggling to get the third out. >> good pitch. tunning that one over nice. watch this move away from ackley. good pitch. that has been there all night. he offer and took a 92 upstairs. >> bob: runner hit to first, denard span, game over. >>> they've acquired more weapons, territory, money and people than any terrorist group, but is isis a threat to you and what should america do about it? >> the federal corruption case against former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife is about to go to the jury after a long day of closing arguments. i'm peggy fox. i'll have the story coming up. >> cold front approaches the metro area on sunday and we issued a yellow alert on sunday and labor day. we'll tell you the best time of day to cook out. >> good eve

they sang john brown's body and it wasn't about the john brown of harper's ferry.iginal song. very interesting. and so i am going to make this a ra rather brief program. i'm going to do two more. and i think this next one is arguably our greatest patriotic song and the one least remembered, unfortunately. but it was a significant come o composition for the civil war and when the union bands played this and the soldiers sang this, it just struck terrible fear in the hearts of the reds. the battle cry of freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ we are springing to the call for 300,000 more, shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ and we'll fill the vacant ranks ♪ ♪ of our brothers gone before ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ the union forever hurrah, boys, hurrah ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ [ applause ] >> hurrah! thank you. and then

. >> reporter: and her husband tim harper. >> it's all about what kind of person are you going to be? i'm going to make this day count. >> reporter: six years ago they saw a need and started harper for kids. >> turned on the news and you just see, you know, just, you know, people making the wrong choices the wrong decisions. >> we're talking about success. >> reporter: the nonprofit's goal is to teach children early on how to achieve their personal best. the program's based upon legendary ucla coach john wooden's pyramid for success. >> it's not a monetary thing. it's not a status thing. it's about the building blocks of truly how to live a happy healthy successful life. >> reporter: on usf campus dozens of kids at basketball camp took a break to learn the pyramid. each block represents a skill. >> friendship. >> all right. >> so important. >> reporter: usf basketball players turned into teachers and acted out each block. >> hard work, good job! >> reporter: the kids guessed them and learned. >> through the pyramid blocks, they can help you through life. >> reporter: the program has b

spotted at 19 on the cover of "harper's bazaar" brought to hollywood to star in her first picture. >>d you do that for? >> reporter: opposite humphrey bogart in "to have and have not." >> what's the decision? >> i don't know yet. >> reporter: they fell in love and despite a 25-year age difference, married the next year. ♪ >> reporter: on and off screen, they were hollywood's golden couple. >> i like that. i'd like more. >> reporter: no one, bacall said, has ever written a romance better than we lived it. in 1957, bogey died of cancer. bacall had a well-publicized romance with frank sinatra and a ill-fated marriage to jason robards. >> the men were all mistakes except for bogart. every one of them was a mistake. >> reporter: bacall found her salvation on stage. ♪ >> reporter: singing and dancing her way to two tony awards. on screen she evolved from seductress to the elegant older woman. >> i mean there was a man in my compartment last night. it was pitch-dark of course, and my eyes were closed in terror. >> reporter: you can't always be a leading lady, a glamour puss she said. >> how

they got up to harper's ferry in marltons burg where the union under general siegel another dim bulb,e corps of cadets came up from lexington and defeated franz siegel. he's known as the flying dutchman. siegel fled martinsburg and harpers ferry, and they had a nice 4th of july, eating all the yankees food and benches the next day they crossed over the potomac river into maryland. this was the third invasion of the north by confederate troops. siegel fled with his troops to maryland heights, which were just on the other side of the river from harper's ferry, they were pretty well embedded up there, early thought about going after them he didn't. he made a right turn, he's now 50 miles from washington, d.c.. they did rest for a couple days in maryland, near antietam, actually. he came from a prominent family in franklin county, virginia, he went to west point, not to be a military man, it was a good education at the time. he took part in the seminole war and mexican war, but he didn't see any action. he was a member of the virginia general assembly for one term, a lawyer, and then when

sigel fled petersburg and harper's ferry when these forces came in.now, sigel fled to maryland heights, which is on the other side of the river from harper's ferry. early thought about going after them but he didn't. he turned, made a right turn. he was 50 miles from washington, d.c. and they did rest for a couple of days in maryland and then he headed towards washington, d.c. jubal early was quite a character. he came from a prominent family and he went to west point, but not to be a military man. it was a good education at the time. he did take part in the seminole wars and the mexican war but didn't see any action. he was a lawyer. and then before the war started he was part of the virginia succession council. but one var var succeeded, he became a confederate die hard. he was an aggressive leader. became a general. he was kind of a cantankerous guy. he was a hard drinking, tobacco chewing. famous for his cursing. he hated women. he was not a pleasant guy to be around. he didn't get along with his fellow officers or generals. the men sort of loved

on "after words," daniel harper.nd on cspan-3 tonight at 8:00 eastern, the negro leagues kansas city monarchs. and saturday, the civil war, slavery in the movies. and on sunday, president herbert hoover. let us know about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. or e-mail us. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> richard blanco, what's a kukudio? >> it's a firefly. technically it's a click beetle but it's a type of firefly that's very myth cal in cuba as well as in south florida where i grew up, and there's sort of a folk tale or sort of a folklore that the women used to tend to pin beetles on their dresses and in hair as kind of a magt ritual. not a mating ritual, a courting ritual. it's also about the name of my uncle's book which is where i really came to connect with my culture and heritage by working in a cuban grocery store in miami. the book takes its title from that store and also sort of the idea of prince kukurios of the old adage it takes a village. the book centers a lot on the grow

there was a fear that there at would be more john brown's and more harper's ferries. so state of georgia and then the confederate government will get this already existing facility, but will almost immediately begin to expand its capability.i first by making contracts with y other industrial facilities, including two foundries in a. augus augusta, but soon those foundries will be fpurchased by the confederate authorities andd then incorporated, administratively, into this ever-growing confederate state' augusta arsenal that is locatedl there. and the slide here on the screen shows the plan of the augustaf e arsenal as it developed during the course of the war. one of the reasons that this subject doesn't get a great dean of attention today, is so many of these facilities were destroyed in the last year of the war.royed but believe it or not, this one, in augusta is one that you can actually still walk and visit and get some idea about its size and scale. and some of you may have already visited this site without knowing that you have.e. this is now the main campus of

done every year for auditors and school services is an annual contract and the third one was kevin harper and we use him sporadicly. i was told they basically missed the end and this was submitted a month ago and not on the agenda i i'll it should have been on the june agenda it will never happen again and i guess it stuck out one was a significant amount for $210,000 i want to make sure we especially toe continue on an annual reluctant get in on time thank you >> i'm sure they live in the fire chief. >> but that's our cpas d t d and at least the the fee didn't comboip so that's good (laughter). >> it's good news. >> i think we're ready for a vote. >> commissioner wynns. i know that we've been very happy with our auditors because ourist are great can you for the record can you tell us the industry practice for how often we ought to look at changing auditors or reboyd the contract or reevaluating it i have no question with the auditors but should we think this is routine rolled over every year >> we've have a good relationship with the auditors and you mentioned and we did go out to bid th

bryce harper to right. almost. desmond scores to make it 6-0. the nationals win 11- over the fiffles. top of the fifth, robinson cano, that got out. they lose 6-3. back in the old days when the redskins had training camp in carlisle, pennsylvania, they'd scrimmages,crowd at let alone practices. today for fan appreciation day there were over 20,000 redskins fans in richard. rg3 the center of attention. a chance for fans to get a picture and get an autograph. training camp is really the only time the fans get to interact with them. there's a great appreciation for the fans. we appreciate you guys coming out. >> we take the time to come out. they're excited about the organization. the least we can do is sign an autograph. >> so who's the new quarterback, number one? it's deshawn jackson, throwing passes, not catching them. jackson did not practice today. he was soar. and there seemed to be a tone in jay gruden's answer about him. you be the judge >> and deshawn jackson? >> he had a little soreness in his legs, just trying to keep him fresh. he's be