sometimes people who see this horn are confuse. this guy was a virginia fighting in the continental army. why would he have a crown on his powderhorn? in 1775, these men are still fighting to restore the rights as ingush men within the empire. so it's purposely -- perfectly consistent to see the king as the person who is going to intercede with parliament. that parliament is the group that is oppressing and trying to enslave americans. of course, all of that changes between summer of 1775 and summer of 1776, in which americans finally when they hear that the king has refused to read a petition sent by the second continental congress, the olive branch petitioned, that he is declared them to be in rebellion, essentially taken them out of his protection, they then, encouraged by an immigrant englishmen by the name of thomas pain who writes "common sense," declare independence. this newspaper if i am is a bound volume of all of the papers in philadelphia. the pennsylvania evening post from 1776. i have turned to the page on saturday, j

it's not about jenny horne! it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the statehouse grounds. >> reporter: the bill now headed to the desk of south carolina governor nikki haley who said it's a new day in south carolina a day we can all be proud of. a day that truly brings us all together as we continue to heal as one people and one state. under the senate proposal the flag will come down 24 hours after governor nikki haley signs the bill. she has five days to get it done. alyson? >> nick thank you for the update. in a few minutes we'll speak live to jenny horne who made the emotional plea. >>> and the head of the rnc with a plea to donald trump. reince priebus asking trump to watch his tone speaking about immigrants hoping to tone it down. here's now more of anderson cooper's interview with donald trump. >> first of all, hillary clinton gave her first interview yesterday in a long long time. the first national interview to cnn. you give interviews all the tim

and this horn was carved to commemorate the embarkation of those troops. after the piece of paris, the city was illuminated july 7, 1763. this is marking a moment in which britain and colonial americans were reveling in this magnificent empire. they expected to reap the fruits of that victory. they had defeated the spanish. they had defeated the french. and their allies. so britain was left with a vastly expanded empire, not just in north america but in india, in africa, one of the last actions of the war took place when the british to manila in -- took manila in the philippines. it really was the first global war. sometimes known as the seven years war, or the french and indian war in north america. this horn is a great embodiment of the optimism that colonial americans had at this point in her history. but, of course, shortly after the riotous celebrations settled down, someone has to pay the bill. this is often when reality sets in. the story we will tell begins after this moment when british policymakers have to face up to the cost of victory, the pric

. >>> authorities in mozambique have burned 3,000-kilograms of rhino ivory horns.ce seized 340 elephant tusks and 65 rhino horns in the country's biggest find of wildlife contraband. the trade is different by asia and the middle east. where they are used for horn little and traditional medicines. >> translator: it's a message to all of those who fight on a daily basis against evil that is poaching. it's symbolic and it allows us also to have a more calm management of the situation. that is why the government decided to carry out the burning of these con if i skated horns. >>> east african leaders meeting in tanzania have called for ba burundi's presidential elects to delayed by two weeks saying more time is need for low dialogue and a possible deal for the president to drop out of the race. but he skipped the meeting and has repeatedly rejected calls to not seek a third term which critics say is unconstitutional. >>> britain's prime minister david cameron has held talks with bods nia's president in london. the two leaders discussed bosnia's possible e you entry as

let's go back to that moment when jenny horne called your name during her speech. what was going through your mind? >> i was taken aback when i heard jenny, representative horne, mention my name because she understood the passion that we had as not only african-american people in south carolina but as her friends who cared about bringing down the flag and bringing peace to south carolina but not only to south carolina but to our country and what it meant for us here in south carolina. >> i spoke with jenny horne about a half an hour ago. if she was listening right now to this interview, what would you tell her? >> i'm proud of jenny. i'm so proud of her. had it not been for jenny and what she did last night, i don't know if we would be sitting here today talking about how the flag would be taken down by tomorrow. i'm understanding that our governor will sign this bill into law around 4:00 today which means that 4:00 tomorrow they will start removing what you see now as the confederate flag there on the state house grounds. and it's a proud moment. not only for sout

horne thank you.ou know, jenny didn't just -- represent horne didn't just spill out a lot of emotion that a lot of us are feeling. i mean, she certainly did that. but also a lot of confusion that a lot of us are feeling about why the senate who, for the better part of three years, hasn't been able to chew gum and walk at the same time could take this up and pass it by an overwhelming mar againgin overwhelming mar againgin only taking up three amendments and we've been here all day with over 60 amendments. and a lot of us have sat quietly all day me included. but frustration starts to set in. i agree with what most have said about this amendment. you know, i mean, i don't think anybody has any real heart burn of the substance of the amendment. but before i talk about the amendment, let me just say how sad it will be, how profoundly sad it will be, especially now that we have another vehicle available to us if we amend this bill and delay what we need to do for the people of south carolina. how sad it w

he looks s ♪ >>> if you mess with the bull you'll get the horns. >> the horns. >> yes.hat's a accurate thing. keep that in mind right now. it's time for the running of the bulls back in spain, because of that this old video from last year is suddenly getting a lot of. unfortunately it was shot in valencia in spain. what you can see here there's a bull and he's in a gigantic gauge surrounded by lots of people who are taunting this bull. they're trying to run through, be brave and prove their manhood as they run across and try not to get gored by this bull. this is where they put balls of wax on the top of the horns there. the reason this video is getting attention is because of the gentleman in the white sing alsolet and brown sh comes down really hard. >> had that bull come back this guy would have been in much worse shape. >> this bull is named tooth, the son of another bull named mouth which was notorious around spain for being quite the dangerous bull. clearly it runs in his genes. there have been no reports of the specifics of the man's injuries. he looks dazed. he'

it is not about jenny horne! it is about the people of south carolina who have demanded this symbol of hate come off the state house grounds. >> and her emotional speech help change hearts and minds. >> the people of charleston deserve immediate and swift removal of that flag from this grounds. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday. if we amend this bill we are telling the people of charleston we don't care about you. >> joining me now, msnbc national correspondent joy reid live outside the state house, and e.j. deon. >> what was that like? >> you just played that moment when representative jenny horne whose district includes part of charleston got up and became very emotional. to give some context, that came at a moment when democrats had fallen three votes short of a compromised bill that would have allowed a clean bill to go through the house which was the requirement of the senate. otherwise, the whol

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it's not about jenny horn!out the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds! >> jenny horn we should say was at the funeral of senator pinckney, and you could see that she felt very strongly obviously. i was not -- i was a reporting in 2000 when the flag was taken down from the state house dome there in south carolina and it was pretty much a republican-democrat divide at that point. did it take this tragedy to change minds? >> yes, i did. and sadly so. it took the murder of nine people, and it really put a face on the symbols from the 19th century that have essentially transformed to the mascots, almost of groups like the white citizens council, and the kkk. >> when did that happen? >> you know, that happened in -- so the kind of monument situation we're talking about earlier, started to happen in southern announce the 1920s, 1930s, primarily by white southern women of means. middle class, upper class white women, and then all of a sudden as there s

they put balls of wax on the top of the horns as well. the reason the video is getting attention this gentleman in the white singlet and brown shorts. >> he goes flying and comes down really hard. >> he's so lucky the bull went the other way. had that bull come back this guy would have been in much worse shape. >> this bull is named tooth, the son of another bull called mouse, notorious famous around spain for being quite the dangerous bull so clearly it runs in his genes. there have been no reports about specifics of the man's injuries but as you can see at the end, lifting his head up he looks dazed and being pulled out so hopefully he wasn't too serious seriously injured. if you mess with the bull like i say, you're going to get the horns. >> guess what everybody, we're giving away $100 i toy. >> and y can win all you have to do is play a little video knockout right over at rightthisminute.com. >> we'll explain how to play coming up later in the show. >> stay tuned, everybody. >>> this video is short but incredibly impactful. that is a

so again, with regard to representative jenny horne, we're not surprised. she's a very quality person. it was a phenomenal point last night and i think a turning point last night. >> yeah. it seemed to be. let me throw this at you. we know that the flag will be moved to the state's confederate relic room for military display and i assume when you walk into a museum and have a plaque describing the flag what would you write? i didn't mean to stump you. i'm curious. >> no. it's a part of history. and, from my perspective, a definition of history is is the confederacy, the south fought to maintain its economic engine which was slavery, which was driven by slavery. i would not be a good person to write that but i think the key thing is it's a part of our history. let's move on. there are global issues ahead of us right now. we have to get our young people focused and moving in the right direction to move our country forward. >> i think as a representative for 19 years, you get a say on how that flag reads. representative david mack thank you very much. >> thank

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it's not about jenny horn! it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds! we need to follow the example of the senate. remove this flag and do it today! because this issue is not getting any better with age! thank you. [ applause ] >> that is republican state representative jenny horn talking about her lineage and descendant jefferson. a new day for south carolina. in congress, there's a last-minute shift from some republicans to allow confederate flag imagery on graves on federal land. an 11th hour change would undue plans to prevent decorating graves with confederate flags and doing business with gift shops that sell confederate flags on it. a vote there is set for today. let's go back to last night though. an incredible speech that was for a lot of people decades if not centuries in the making. >> decades in the making and the context of south carolina. it's not that flag was put up in 1861 but 1961. so this is a decade's old effort. an

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it's not about jenny horne. i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday! and if any of you vote to amend you are ensuring that this flag will fly beyond friday. and for the widow of senator pinckney and his two young daughters that would be adding insult to injury! and i will not be a part of it. >> well a lot of her colleagues are crediting that speech with swinging the debate in favor of removing the flag on friday today. she joins me now. representative horne, you put so much of yourself in making sure this flag came down. i wonder how does it feel now that it has been removed? >> it feels triumphant anderson. that's all i can tell you. i am -- i was so elate today. i cried tears of joy. for those of us who have always thought that the battle flag did not belong on the grounds, we are just rejoicing today in south carolina. >> as you know a big part of this whole debate has been people talking about their rela

it's not about jenny horne. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds. >> reporter: the bill now headed to the desk of south carolina governor nikki haley who praised lawmakers. it is a new day in south carolina, a day we can all be proud of, a day that truly brings us all together as we continue to heal as one people and one state. under the proposal governor nikki haley will sign this bill and this flag will come down. 24 hours after she's expected to do that sometime today. >> amazing how fast things can happen. >>> later this hour we will speak with south carolina senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham about this historic vote to bring down the flag. >> the chairman of the rnc is asking donald trump to tone it down when it comes to his remarks about mexican immigrants. but a candid and defiant trump stood by those derogatory remarks with our man anderson cooper in a one on one sit down with trump. this was quite the chall

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it's not about jenny horne. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds. and i will tell you i do know and i have it on good authority the world is watching this debate. and there is an economic development prospect in dor chester county that is in jeopardy because we refuse to act. we need to follow the example of the senate remove this flag and do it today, because this issue is not getting any better with age. thank you. [ applause ]. >> joining me now to discuss attorney and south carolina democratic state senator. also state representative joe neal. we'll i want to start with you, senator. we have talked to you several times over the past few weeks since this issue really came to fruition and light after the deaths of those nine people inside that charleston church. i want to get your reaction to what happened in the house early this morning. >> well let me just say this i am very proud of the action that the house, the actions that

one of the standout spee speech comes from jenny horne. here is a little bit of what she has to say. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday. >> nick valencia is live for us in columbia, south carolina. so, nick, what more are we hearing now about the governor's signing ceremony slated for this afternoon after this very long road to this moment? >> reporter: good morning, kate. a very exhaustive debate yesterday. at times very emotional, contentious, but it's led to today. a monumental day for the state of south carolina. it has been a long time coming for so many people. 13 hours it took the lawmakers to come to this conclusion. the final vote happening just after 1:00 a.m., and now this flag that you see behind me that's flown on state grounds since 1961 is coming down. so many people excited to celebrate the news, among them representative jenny horne who you saw on that clip. her emotions very raw. i think that's the mood for so

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. >> reporter: speak of the devil and his horns appear, real horns inside a real church.his is bonecrusher. that's preacher lawrence bishop preparing to dig in his spurs. a leap of faith, or folly? riding this bull for jesus. >> i don't have very many talents other than riding stuff that bucks or playing music. i've used them both to spread the gospel. and try to bring people to jesus. >> reporter: he and his wife have two sons. bishop is the pastor of solid rock church in monroe, ohio. the one with the 52-foot statue of jesus. >> a whole barnful of bulls? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: welcoming new believers is what the pull riding thing's all about. >> a gimmick to get people through the door? >> the bible said, compel them to come in. so that's what we're doing. didn't say how to compel them. >> reporter: the battle to win souls is fiercely competitive. a recent pew survey found that 23% of the population is unaffiliated with any organized faith. ♪ jesus ♪ >> reporter: solid rock is not your typical church. >> solid rock is fun. we call our church an extreme church because

>> or the horns. >> it's habitat but mostly poaching for the horns. >> yes. >> it's interesting, he seemsto do things. >> for his protection. >> kelly is you one of our wonderful keepers, they train the animals to go into different positions to help us observe them and see if they have medical needs and shift to another area, and a lot work goes into training. tony loves the brushing there. >> he is really a gentle giant. >> he is and a big fan of watching tv and comedies so -- >> a laugh track. >> we won't say what his favorite show is. lets keep tony here while we talk about the forecast stormtracker 6 live double scan shows some storms around and they are really isolated over delaware, beginning to move across the delaware bay and head into cumberland county in the next few minutes, there are heavy downpours associated with this and it looks to be more active tomorrow highs today match yesterday 93 degrees in philadelphia and felt like 99 because the heat index is higher than yesterday. allentown 93 and margate at the shore felt a lot better afternoon highs in the upper 80s, the curren

it is not about jenny horne. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off the state house grounds. we need to follow the example of the senate, remove this flag and do it today. because this issue is not getting any better with age. thank you. >> republican jenny horne speaking late this evening in the south carolina house. as this amazing session continues, lawmaker could hold a second vote on the bill only the which would pave the way for a final vote tomorrow that could send the vote to governor haley's desk. if that happens, it could be down as soon as tomorrow or friday. it is far from a done deal as this remarkable conversation continues in that state. watch this. why leave the site? don't you know the tripadvisor you've always trusted for reviews, book! now checks over 200 websites to find the best price? book...book...book! over 200 sites checked to find the best price. so don't just visit tripadvisor... book at tripadvisor. >>> why are we here in new york? >

. ♪ ♪ makin' it happen ♪ ♪ take it and grab it ♪ ♪ life by the horns ♪ ♪ till i find satisfaction ♪ ♪more ♪ ♪ looking to soar ♪ ♪ up above the distractions ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause) >> welcome back my guests tonight, unites states senator, of the great state of new york please welcome back to the program senator kristen gillibrand come on! >> thank you. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: senator welcome once again to the program. >> thanks. >> stephen: you want to run for president? >> no. >> stephen: i think you may have to. isn't that a thingia-- what is in the water down there what is in the cafeteria that these guys all think you know, i'm going to be president. when not their whole state-- is fine. these guys are not even success envelope their home states and they hate me here you know where they wouldn't hate me everywhere else. >> i work well with many of them. and i hope many of them are still serving in the u.s. senate. >> stephen: you're the best. so-- so they're not unbounded from reality or deludeed narcissistic ego maniacs who have no business not only legislating this co

i mean, the horns are going off tonight because, you know, honk the horn if you want it to come down. this is the best feeling i've had. i've won elections before, but nothing has felt this euphoric or joyous. i know how many lives are lost and how many people have given their soul to this. >> so this is not a happy moment for you. why are you against taking this flag down? >> i'm not going to say that i'm -- this was a decision for the people of south carolina to make, regarding that flag. my position has been very clear on this from the beginning. and that is if someone is flying that flag, elspecially on official grounds as a symbol of white supremecy and racism, than that flag should come down. my concern is we should not be going to monmonuments, memorial battle field sites, cemeteries and starting to cleanse these historically significant sights of the presence of the flag or any other symbol that is offensive merely because it's offensive. we have to learn about our history. in all of its fullness, including the things that are hurtful. >> but flying a flag, what difference doe

it's not about jenny horne. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the statehouse grounds. >> more now from diane live in columbia for us. diane. >> reporter: hi, erica. it has been an emotional and historic few weeks here in south carolina. some legislators hope the new flag law will prompt the legislature to take on hate crime. with the stroke of a pen, south carolina governor nikki haley made history removing the confederate flag from the statehouse grounds after a half-century. >> when the emotions start to fade the history of the actions that took place by everyone in south carolina to get us to this moment is one that we can all be proud of. >> reporter: the law removing the flag was passed after a contentious 13-hour debate in the state house of representatives picture flag opponents against supporters. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday.

federal law requires conductors to blast their horn at all seven street crossings. a minimum of 518 horns a day. >> it's just kind of irritating. if you're in a conversation, you stop talking. watching tv, you put it on hold. >> if you've ever had dinner on fourth street, you've probably heard the noise. >> there are times people are just like, you know, can this be over so i can actually make my order. >> city leaders have been trying to make this neighborhood a quiet zone for more than a decade by updating safety at each crossing, berkeley could exempt itself from the horn requirements. but the project's $10 to $20 million price tag has plans indefinitely on hold. >> it's a convenient neighborhood, nice apartment. once i moved in i kind of regretted it. >> with new construction in the area hundreds more are due to move here. for now city leaders say they'll just have to deal with the noise. reporting in berkeley, kay kagle, kron 4 news. >>> what kind of chicken you might want to clean out of the freezer. tell you about this recall of stuff you might have bought at

>> you hear your horn, go outside, see the bear? 12th time. >> not a problem for us, though, so coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", liver with the latest in the deadly movie theater shooting in louisianna. >> plus, like a scene from a scary movie. this really happened. so what are those things? we'll have that answer, and how they actually shutdown a bridge. >> and, there is of course a lot of beauty products out that they promise younger looking skin, or maybe beautiful hair and nails. but now there is a new trends that gives you those results in a drink. we'll tell you what it is when we come back. good morning. >>> if i hour, we're expecting new information from officials in louisianna after a man opened fire inside a crowded movie theater killing two people before turning the gun himself. live with this developing store. >> i robbed and sexually assaulted at gunpoint. that's what police say happened to a woman in her own room at a hotel near the philadelphia airport. >>> now we're learning the suspect could be

it's not about jenny horne. it's about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds. and i will tell you i do know, and i have it on good authority the world is watching this debate, and there is an economic development prospect in dorchester county that is in jeopardy because we refuse to act. we need to follow the example of the senate, remove this flag, and do it today. because this issue is not getting any better with age. thank you. [applause] >> south carolina's state representative jenny horne. last night in the state house. south carolina's republican governor nikki haley is set to sign the bill in 40 minute. so what happened, join thousand? >> reporter: the bill that was passed last night stipulate the confederate flag will be removed from the state house grounds within 24 ours of the governor signing it. nikki i haley's office announcing a special ceremony has been scheduled for 10:00 tomorrow morning. lawmakers have been assured the ceremo

and all seven street crossings do the math does a minimum of 518 horns a day if you ever had dinneron the busy fourth street you probably heard all the noises they been trying to make this neighborhood acquired zone for more than a decade for by upgrading safety crossings they could exempt itself from the one requirement with the project 10 to $20 million price tag as plants indefinitely on hold with new construction in the area hundreds more are due to move here for now the city leaders say they would just have to deal with the noises. >>james: 01 to tell you how will flight path of sfo also have people plugging their ears that story is coming up on to nationals of woman as to when the koala springs with the farm for which she says is excessive use of force the incident was caught of security, we want to warn you quickly some of the images we have you might find disturbing the video showed the 18 year-old with her hands cuffed behind her at the springs hospital after she refuses to sit down because it octopus and a to the chair and then slams her into the ground to be fair she kick

this is a cow horn, one of a pair, that was carved in 1763 to reflect that great victory. you can see a crown and "g.r." for the latin for georgus rex or king george. it is engraved with a theme of the city of havana in cuba. images of some of the fortifications around havana. british ships in the harbor. the british and american forces had taken havana from the spanish in 1762, and this horn was to commemorate the embarkation of those troops after the piece of paris -- the peace of paris. the city was illuminated after the embark nation of british troops. -- after the embarkation of british troops. this is marking a moment where british and colonial british americans were reveling in being part of this magnificent empire. we expected to reap the fruits of that victory. they had defeated the spanish defeated the french, and their allies, so britain was left with a vastly expanded empire, not just in north america, but in india, in africa. one of the last actions of the war took laced when the british took manila in the philippines -- took place when the british took manila

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representative horn, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> developing now, take a look at the bottom of the screen. the countdown is on to start the day of trading on wall street. that counting down now at 21 minutes and 5 seconds there. traders hope to have a more normal day after that computer glitch shut down the new york stock exchange for nearly four hours. besides problems at the world's largest stock exchange a software snafu caused massive healthcares for air travelers, forcing united to ground its the tire fleet for a couple hours, and the wall street journal's website also took a hit. also down most likely overwhelmed by people trying to figure out what was going on at the stock exchange. let's get the latest from the nyse. gabe is there and he brings us the latest. good morning to you. >> frances, good morning. now, for nearly four hours, the epicenter of american capitalism was shut down, and no one really seemed to know why. today, it is back to business as questioned linger about what

booking.com booking.yeah [ horns honking ] ♪ >> what is okay to film in iran and what is not?ght not be okay at all for the basij, essentially roving, young religious militias. despite all permits and paperwork being in order, we are detained for several hours. this sort of harassment is a daily part of life for iranians. >> just turn it off right now. >> bye-bye. bye-bye. ♪ >> i'm so glad to be here. thank you. hello. hi. good to meet you. people have been ridiculously nice to us. aren't you guys supposed to be the axis of evil? >> you are right. we are demonized by the media outside. you show black and white. people are demonstrating, and killing and bombing and this and that and you see and this and that, but you never talk about the real people who are actually living peacefully inside the country. you know? and eventually in the future of the world, we and americans have a very special place in this, you cannot play a game without considering iran as a friend. >> one of his passions is ancient persia, culinary history, and he is writing a book. how do you pronounce the sp

it's not about jenny horn.ho have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds.

tempers flared into the night and a passionate plea from jane horn to fellow members of her party. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol out of hate off these grounds on friday! and if any of you vote to amend, you are insuring that this flag will fly beyond friday. and for the widow of senator pinckney and his two young daughters, that would be adding insult to injury. and i will not be a part of it! >> reporter: a black flag draped over pinckney's chair as a vote overwhelmingly for the flag's removal. a move to take down the banner that was the site of the first shots of civil war and flown at the statehouse for half a century. the bill now headed to the desk of south carolina governor nikkihaley who praised governors. it is a new day in south carolina a day we can all be proud of. the flag will come down 24 hours after governor haley signs the bill. she has five days to do so. >> this is really about people and those who were lost in the massacre in that church. and one has risen to the top as a leader to sym

doorway and they dig that room out they find the head of -- or find the bones of over 100 head of long horn cattle got only knows how many goats pigs, and chicken and the bones of the human hand and arm and human leg and foot that were taken by the doctors back in 1702 and tossed in there. believe it or not, the human bones and all those other bones are the little seed of truth that all the people about being sealed up in the walls of the fort there being a dungeon inside of the fort, it all comes from that history all the way back in 1702. there's a lot more to this fort being a military fortification. because this fort was built to protect the community. later on, as you go through the history of the city, this fortification is a primary target of henry flagler. he would like it gone. this is prime real estate. great place to build a hotel, but the city keeps this fortification. it becomes an entrenched part of the city's fabric of history. the grounds around this fort are where people had their picknics, easter celebrations. all sorts of things. the two have been tied together for so lon

brand said we need to take the bull by the horns. it is in limbo.ow where it is going to go because abc or brick has said they are not sure about the legal issues. olivia: of course. the companies in colorado i understand they are still thinking with cash themselves because many of the banks will not do the commercial transactions for them because they're worried about federal law. reporter: financial institutions are really not sure on whether they can take the money and either keep it or invested someplace else. print pot have seen ads. will we see a lot more ads? reporter: personally i think yes. 23 straight -- states now have some form of legalized marijuana, whether recreational or medical. you can say this just say know, yelp of itself as the pot. you can look at each different strain and say this will help me with this information or this will help me for this pain in my side. this ran in " the new york times." olivia: there are some that do it. the product. thank you so much. thank you for the exclusive. still to come in the next half at the

and all seven street crossings that as a minimum of 518 horns a day if we do the math and people in area say they cannot enjoy one male--m eal. >>: is very irritating your and the conversation you stop talking they said there been trying to make the neighborhood acquired zone for more than a decade. >>mark: still ahead of a hitchhiking robot is making its way across the united states to the bay area and how the hits by project started coming up. >>michelle apon: this is the common theme park was built under the supervision and the imagination of walt disney heavy was on opening day 60 years ago. >>michelle apon: enjoy the train and the trolly up and down main street you can get dizzy on the teacup or you can fly high above the ground on the most egyptian stroke of fantasylands the iconic sleeping beauty castle or decagon on an exotic exploration through adventure land and take a double crews to save the interesting animals ever out there the ossicle on on frontier land and write the mine train or take a riverboat or they could fetch four to a future into our land will have much more