howland were the grandparents of joseph smith. there would have been no church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. there are strands of the roosevelt family of the family of the bush family, that would not have affected american history and to me a film lover one of the great sadnesses there would have been no casablanca because humphrey bogart was a howland as well. so every life matters when we brought the ship home to massachusetts from mystic seaport museum. some of the crew were living history educators who had portrayed john howland. and they talked about what? is like to be a the ship under sale? in the riggings to be working the ropes and suddenly have these insights. they saw themselves as the ship was moving how those were moving and they the three young men talked among themselves and said, yes, they could see how if a ship is in dramatic water the rope spills over and that's what it's doing in the water with john howland. the power of museums is we are experimentals. we experiment in archeology meaning. try to recrea

on saturday to keep their champions league hopes alive and they have a pair of goals from erling howland to thank for a major blunder by ridley baku fed the ball straight to hell and who needed no 2nd invitation to open the scoring it was the young no regents 24th goal of the season and with dortmund a man down in the 2nd half howland netted his 25th the 2nd most in the league there was no stopping him as a forward with only the keeper to beat. up next shift our look at the week from a digital perspective this time we weigh up the dangers of the current craze for crypto we'll have more headlines as always at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news on our website. i'm michael will see you at the top of the hour with more news. and you hear me yes we sure need you and how to. bring. surprises himself what is possible. really what moves them want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics are not showing us the metals stocks. in mexico many push. us right now to climb a tree.

so some of the crew were living history educators who had portrayed john howland and i talked about what it would be like to be in the ship under sail, then doing the ropes and rigging them, and they saw themselves as the ship was moving, and they talked among themselves three young men, and to say i could see if ship is in dramatic water, the rope spills over, and that is what it is doing in the water with john howland. the power of museums, is we are experimentals, we experiment in archeology, meaning we try to recreate the work of the past. in that recreation, we discover something about those people that came before us. so sailing the ship gives us insight into the original 1620 voyage. and the restoration, brings this ship closer to the original 1950s vision, that william baker had for the ship. it has been newly-ballasted, so it's different than what it had been, it gives us closer physics to the ship. there's so much discover yet to be done. and the passengers brought a year's supply with them because they knew that they were going to have to depend on dry peons try peas tribe bea

john howland is something somebody i would like to he was actually a servant of a governor who was on boardmanship and he's got a very interesting story and that he fell overboard. during the 66 days crossing the atlantic but managed miraculously to grab a rope and put himself back on board. if he hadn't done that then george w bush and george bush would never have existed because they were descendants from john highland. it's absolutely incredible some of these guys and some of the the relatives and then the descendants day. they've got some if we could make these avatars tell their story. how fantastic that would be so we can so there we have going here. we're going into the the the stern of the ship. that's the that particular structure there, which is designed to really be able to pull in wires and ropes and to be able to so secure the to secure the shape and secure various pieces of cargo coming on to ship. this is the main deck and this is where you've got the the steerage office that's called a capstone if you go if you go further towards the what would be the tiny cramped capt

not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who seized their chance. the golden assist delivered by who else but cost the score silva. is 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut of parents in the champions league. a lift of absolutely. all the game we really wanted to make that 7 point gap happen i'm now we have to defend that. table but we still have a very long road ahead of us. it's also a result that makes holland's departure likely or with europe's biggest stage slipping away from dortmund the road ahead is looking extremely wrong. it will be a disaster if we're not in the champions league next season. so to be honest i'm really not keen on playing in the europa league or whatever i want to be in the champions league and i'm sure don't mind does too it's goin

not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who seized their chance. the golden assist the liver by who else but cost the score silva was his 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut apparence in the champions league. a lift absolutely before the game we really wanted to make that 7 point gap happen i'm now we have to defend. these points that's a foot tight and we can already know table but we still have a very long road ahead of us done before and some it's also a result that makes holland's departure all the likelier with europe's biggest stage slipping away from dortmund the road ahead is looking extremely rocky. it will be a disaster if we're not in the champions league next season. so to be honest i'm really not keen on playing in the europa league or whateve

not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make a. matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who sees their chance. the golden assist livered by who else but cost the score. was his 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut apparence in the champions league. absolutely before the game we really wanted to make that 7 point gap happen i'm now we have to defend. these points that's apartheid and. we still have a very long road ahead of us. it's also a result that makes holland's departure all the likelier with europe's biggest stage slipping away from dortmund the road ahead is looking extremely rocky. it will be a disaster if we're not in the champions league next season. so to be honest i'm really not keen on playing in the arab league or whatever i want to be in the champions league and i'm sure don't mind does

that, george w bush and george bush would never have existed because they are descendents of john howland. the relatives and descendents, if we can make avatars tell their story, how fantastic that would be? so we are going into the stern of the ship. that structure was designed to pull in wires and rope and secure secure the ship and various pieces of cargo coming onto the ship. the main deck here is where you have the steerage office. that is called a capstan. you can see the stick on the left. that was the tiller, a very small stick that controlled the rudder, the steerage of the ship. then you have the captain's cabin, obviously the best cabin on the ship. he had his own little bed. this is where we believe that mayflower compact and which bradford had a large hand, when you see the picture they are signing the compact before they set sail to provincetown and plymouth. this is where the compact would have been drawn up and signed. above the captain's cabin on the poop deck is another tiny office. it is a little cabin which would contain weapons, maps and one thing we hope to do in the

not mung after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who sees their chance. the golden assist delivered by who else but cost the score silva was his 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut of parents in the champions league. live absolutely before the game we really wanted to make that 7 point gap happen i'm now we have to defend that. these ports that's a foot tight and we can already table but we still have a very long road ahead of us. it's also a result that makes holland's departure all the likelier with europe's biggest stage slipping away from dortmund the road ahead is looking extremely rocky. it will be a disaster if we're not in the champions league next season. so to be honest i'm really not keen on playing the rope illegal whatever i want to be in the champions

names banded around including tottenham's harry kane, erlang howland, the boss employs a straight faceter looked to come out for the second half, but the stalemate persisted. —— lester city. as so often, aguero compressed —— progressed unobserved from his shop reflected out of harm's way. manchester city have won their last ia away games, really anyone can storm —— score on this team. it was kevin to bring who crafted the second, a pass to the eye of the needle. raheem sterling thought about it for a while and gabrielle jesus finished it off. i don't know how many titles or what we have _ i don't know how many titles or what we have done so far, it's incredible. in this year, like, lockdown. _ incredible. in this year, like, lockdown, no spectators, you need the emotion sometime to lift, to be on the _ the emotion sometime to lift, to be on the game, and every game, every single _ on the game, and every game, every single game. — on the game, and every game, every single game, and we won lots of games — single game, and we won lots of games. the spirit quite, quite remarkable. i will n

of course, those winds howland around the bay area. we have some wind gusts of almost 50 miles per hour in downtown san francisco. that is impressive. we had one gust to 48 miles an hour. another one to 46 at sfo today, a gust of 53 now you headed across some of these bridges today, you're probably hold on tight going across there with some of those gusty winds. but you also notice some of the clouds there in the distance. we had a area of low pressure kind of spinning around down the state little low as us rules on through and numerous lightning strikes embedded in that system as it was coming through starting this afternoon taking closer look. >> you see the cell is rotating on by making its way into the north bay and yet continue to bring some showers out there tonight, although they've begun to taper off toward backing the right now. you can see that. so just begin to move in your direction. yeah. bill couple light showers in the outskirts there. but this has moderate amount of rain beginning to slide further south. it's falling ap

scholars who have examined television coverage of the war in vietnam, please include daniel howland who wrote a book called "the uncensored war." for the most part, television reporting was very supportive, tended to be very supportive of the u.s. military effort rather than critical. that tended to shift as the tet offensive and its effects sunk in. but it's a mistake to characterize cronkite as having let that affect -- or let that effort to change perceptions about the war in vietnam. as i said earlier, public opinion began shifting during the war and television was playing catch up. dylan? >> i think that while he did not start this mass movement of people believing that it was a stalemate, i think we do need to remember how trusted walter cronkite was, and how viewed he was. while president johnson may not have actually been watching the tv and turned it off all dramatic and was like, looks like i lost millions of americans by watching this, and whether or not they were a little bit against the vietnam war at this point -- because the numbers were so close. the numbers were not dra

john howland would have 88 grandchildren. the need for land was insatiable. and by the middle of the 17th century, much had changed in new england. and the second generation had a very different attitude from the first. the young englishmen began to covet what lands the native americans still possessed while the young warriors said, what good are these english to us, they've taken our birth right. both sides began to see the other as not something that they needed for survival but as an impediment to their future survival. this created a real increasing tension in the colony. yet when war broke out in june of 1675, it was not inevitable. in fact it struck most people in the colony, english and native american, alike, as a surprise. philip, son of nasasoat, and josiah winslow, governor of plymouth colony, did not like each other very much. philip was convinced that josiah had been responsible for the death of his older brother, wamsutta, also known as alexander, about a decade before the outbreak of violence. for his part, josiah had distinguished himself as o