he throws it in a perfect spot to john thompson test for john thompson to get the. they went back and forth all he scored the first two touchdowns this one from 11 yards box back on top 28 -- 24. the bluffs around the game and finished it off. lindsay from 13 yards from second from 1,000 yards the season. bluffs world of 258 for the yards on the ground with colorado one went away from it pack 12 division south title. they went >> our guys are battle tested hearted. now were able to do this. they been dirt so much and the younger guys are stepping in and catching on to what is going on. >> the chip is within their heart and soul now. the got succ a fortitude and fight and they truly believe in each other. >> it means the world to be able to go out there and when and keeper hopes alive. anything. this which may be where to some people but we have been in close games for a long time now and we've got a little older and a little better be consistent in executing. this is the first time since we have been ranked that we got a gold brick that was a big deal. were excited

a different john thompson type of team. they like to run and they can shoot. they have deep guys coming off the bench. maryland has a young team. erin: what kind of atmosphere are you expecting tonight? >> home sweet home for the hoyas. this is their home court. they have to get a court advantage. this will be a real factor for the georgetown fans tonight. >> i think there will be more maryland fans than georgetown fans. maryland travels real good in the past with the bbt classic at the verizon center. maryland filled up the place. >> j.t.3 seemed ready. what is your assessment to tonight's game? >> you have to have intensity. this, you can't take possessions off and play end to end. maryland is a ball club with trimmable to control the tempo and the offense. give him pressure for 40 minutes. that is why intensity will be. fans are intense. you will be intense. so will i. this is what college basketball is all about. erin: it should be a great game. we will have highlights and reaction tonight at 11:00 on abc7. at the verizon center, erin hawksworth, abc7 spor

johnson sold his plantation i believe in the 1850's -- i'm not making this up -- his name was john thompson. [laughter] i don't think any relation. the beatty slaves were sold at least two more times as the plantation past to his heirs when he died in the 1850's. they sold it to the barrow family in 1853. in the arrows -- the barrows sold it to the will folks. on the eve emancipation, a portion of the jesuit slave community was in the position of a woman named emily woolfolk in louisiana. emily woolfolk was the widow of one of the most infamous domestic slave traders in american history. the records allow us to trace many, but not all of the maryland jesuit slaves into the era of emancipation. childrenhem and their .ppear in 1870 census once you can find people in the 1870 census, it becomes much easier to trace them through the standard method of genealogy. african-americans who are trying to trace back to the days of slavery, 1870 becomes a brick wall. because the census did not identify enslaved people by name, just their owners. there are these slave schedules census1870 and 1860 where

john thompson and company hope to rebound from a finished last season. >> last year was very difficult. but i think from top to bottom, it was a learning experience. the guys have been beating each other up a little in practice, so we are ready to get going. erin: meanwhile, the howard men and women's teams kicked off their season tonight. the howard men are predicted by this year. their first game is november 11 at michigan. tomorrow should be a fun high school football friday. we will be live tomorrow i georgetown prep. alison: cold tomorrow? steve: we were 83 today, breaking the record at reagan national. tomorrow, early on we will be in the 40's, warming to about 60's. daylight savings time ends early sunday morning where we fall back one hour. you get a next her hour of sleep. 65 degrees. election day tuesday, middle 60's, a nice mixture of sun and "good morning washington" will have a fresh forecast. jonathan: so we will be about average now. jimmy kimmel is next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot som

john thompson for the touchdown, 24-21, cougs. 11 yards to get colorado the lead at 28-24.s it away. former san jose coach has the team on the track. 43-24 the final. >> we don't lose in folsom. and they have so much character, we come a long way. we got another one. our goal is pac-12 champs and these guys are amazing. >> number 12, utah and oregon had plenty of twists and turns. eight second to play, originally ruled incomplete, but he gets one foot in bounds, and has control, an amazing 17 yard td. number two 0 ho state taking on michigan state. tyler o'connor, he was just 6 of 16, for 105 yards, 64 of his 76 receiving yards right here. he had 160 yards and a td on the ground. 7-0. curtis samuel tying the game at 7-7. weber, third buckeye to rush for 100. ohio state up 7. ohio state up to play. scott gets the call. michigan state down one. they decide to go for two, o'connor, he's picked off in the end zone, ohio improves to 10-1, 17-16 that final. >>> michigan has never lost two straight under harbaugh. wolverines trailed, 34 yard touchdown. smith again, this time 39 ya

and luke falk throws a party ball for the cougars and a perfect spot for john thompson. 24-21 cougars. back and forth all ball game like a heavyweight fight and and this one for 11 yards of buffaloes on top 28-24. after cu field goal lindsay from 13 yards out and second touchdown of the game. over 1000 yards yesterday and the buffaloes rolled up 258 yards on the ground and colorado one win away from the pac-12 division south title. they win it saturday 38-24. >> our guys are battle tested and hardened. they used to say can we win one of much and the younger guyssare stepping in and catching on to what's going on. it's within their heart and soul now. they have fortitude and fight and truly believe in each other. it means the world. >> to go out and win and keep our hopes alive, it's more fun which might be a little weird to people but we been in close games for a long time now and better at being consistent and executing. a great feeling to go out and win. >> we have bowl games and we have gold bricks. anytime we beat a ranked team we get a gold brick and this is our first time since

luke falk throws a pretty ball for the cougars and a perfect spot to john thompson and 24- 21 for the cougars. they went back and forth all ball game like a heavyweight fight and the buffaloes driving play scored his first two tech company the buffs on top 28-24. after a cu field goal lindsay from 13 yards out and second touchdown of the game. over 1000 yards yesterday and the buffaloes rolled up 250 yards on the ground and colorado is one win away from thpac-12 division south title. a wind saturday 38-24. >> our guys are battle tested and hardened. they used to say can we win one of those? now we are able to. they been through it so much and the younger guys are stepping in and catching on to what's going on. it's in their heart and soul now and they have a fortitude and fight. they truly believe in each other. it means the world. >> to go out there and win and keep our hopes alive, i think it's more fun than anything to watch which might be a little weird to people. we've been in close games for a being consistent and executing so a great feeling. >> we have ball games and we have t

july 4, 1776 in hot type in john dunlap's printing shop, signed only by john hancock and his secretary at the time, charles thompsonthat is it. there are 17 of those that exist today, but the engrossed copy with all of the signatures of the delegates, there is one. of course it has been reproduced many times. in 1823 is when the exact facsimile of the document was produced and from that it has been reproduced millions of time. is original in the rotunda one. mr. lamb: is there a story of how it got to a facsimile? mr. puleo: yes, john quincy adams, secretary of state at the time in 1820 asks engraver william stone and washington dc to produce an exact replica, there have been people that had produced certain replicas of the declaration, a lot of discussion about whether it was exact, who have the official replica version, etc. etc. john quincy adams asked stone, produce something that is exact and he does. it takes him about three years to painstakingly do it. but the document you see now, the one that you may have hanging in your home or in a school classroom is incredibly exact and right down to the signatures, w

an thompson is on the move with ohio secretary of state john hu hustead as he monitors the location.n. we have paused for a moment, but we'll get started up again. i am with secretary of say the john hustead and he's been up since 3:00 you've, he's been to cincinnati, dayton and now here in columbus. >> absolutely checking things out and making sure it's running smoothly. >> voter intimidation has been a big concern here. any signs of voter intimidation in ohio today? >> thankfully we've had no reports of it. the voters are obeying the rules and we've not had any issues so far. >> what about the supposed independent poll observers? we know the democrats went all the way to the supreme court to try to get roger stone who is a trump ally, his group stop the steal from interfering today. any reports that stop the steal has been trying to gin up trouble? >> we've not seen any of it. we have rules for how observers are allowed to be in polling locations. they have to register, they have to be properly credentialed. and if they're not, they are not allowed to be in a polling location. >> h

. >> and now with us is that he gray with john ross foundation. and bruce thompson. >> what are you hearing from you inside folks. >> i think the big thing for us is when the early vote first came out and you haven't heard it in places like wake county. difficult places like charlotte and winston-salem. so we're hoping that is where she will make up the difference . >> amanda lamb whose of the democratic headquarters carrying the ross campaign for a quick update. >> were at the democratic headquarters. the crowd is starting to grow here. we spoke a few minutes ago that the campaign chairman for the deborah ross campaign . she is in the hotel. watching the returns right now. campaign director said she's not concerned thinks this is going to be a close race and a long night. it will be an important race because it will help determine who will make up congress. people are surprised it has been such a close race. the democratic challenger has been here and said that he has been there too long and has been ineffective. >> campaigning across the into late this afternoon.

john kasich saying today tomorrow. he went on to say people are getting their confident back in ohio state will be stronger having gone through this. live in newsroom jadiann thompson seven news. tonight we're learning more about student suspect through online activity specifically chilly post to his facebook page. >> police and federal agents tonight are searching the apartment where they say the attacker abdul artan livered. they are going through his social media and interviewing family and friends looking for are a motive. law enforcement officials say shortly before artan plowed into to be his facebook page saying that attacks on muslims around world "let to boiling point. i can't take it any more. authorities say artan was born in somalia. fled with his family to pakistan in 2007. and came to u.s. through jfk airport in 2014. he was lawful permanent u.s. resident. investigators are looking whether artan was inspired by overseas propaganda isis and al qaeda urge follower to carry out attack tax. two months an for knife attack had hurt nine people minnesota shopping mall. and french police say a truck attack in july that quilled 84 people in nice was inspire by

john livingston says i'll take that. curry nails it, and you look at it and say, man, how about the shooting percentage, 51% from the field. kevin durant, deep corner, basketball, klay thompson catch and shoot, what started out a close game turns to be golden state 133-120 the final. we go racing, can am 500, the semifinal, the second-to-last race of the season, kyle busch the defending points look at the aggressiveness here from kyle larson, joey logano kind of hanging around, the 22 ford taking a hit here, but how would he finish. jimmy johnson finished 38th. i want you to watch the restart here after the mcdowell caution mcdowell, the 95 car, goes into the wall, and that sets up the first overtime. kenset is going to come around. alex bowman who led for about 93 lapse. watch the move. he goes inside and gets bumped, knocking kenseth out of the race. remember what happened last year, when matt kenseth knocked kenseth. and the championship is set, it's going to be johnson, edwards, and kyle busch going to florida for the championship. more on the race and richard saenz at university of phoenix stadium, yes, sports night is coming up in about 30 minutes. we hop we hope to se

thompson posted this of his back in 2013 and you can see it with the tattoo. in fact the ink belongs to lsu cornerback. khloe is his daughter's name. so john happy internet -- half the internet thought it was true. we are here to tell the truth. >> we cleared that up. >> yes.>>> for my take the team reminds me of another team from two seasons ago. indians played with guts and grit and came to the ball but they were short-handed and exhausted. but still so chose. hats off to corey kluber for taking the ball in game 7 on three days rest again. he was not his best but gave this team and the city everything he had. same with andrew miller. this pitching staff looked tired and should be exhausted with all the emotional gut wrenching innings they piled up. even the best racehorses can only run so long before are tired. this indians teams remind me of the lebron james team that lost in the finals to the war jurors. -- warriors. lebron gave it everything he had minus kyrie and kevin love i don't make excuses but can you imagine what they might have done with a competely healthy salazar no excuses when they lost to the -- cavs lost to the warriors

signed only by john hancock, president othey have continental congress and his secretary at the time, charles thompson. that's it. there are about 17 of those that exist today. but the engrossed copy with all the signatures of the delegate, there's one. of course it's been reproduced many times, in 1823 when the exact facsimile of that document was produced. from that, it's been reproduced millions of times. you can go to the national archives gift shot and -- gift shop and buy one. but the original in the rotunda, there's one. >> is there a story about how it got to a facsimile? >> john quincy adams asked them to produss an exact replica. there were people who produced certain replicas of the deck rahlation, lots of discussion about whether it was exact who had the official replica version, and john quincy adams says to stone, go produce something that's exact. and he does. it takes him about three years painstakingly do it. but the document you see now, the one that, as i say, you may have hanging in your home or incredibly room, is exact right down to the signatures, which is amazing. >> do you hav

john currence's place on the square. there's the brilliant author tom franklin and his wife, the poet beth ann fennelly. grisham writers in residence, megan abbott, jack pendarvis, a poet chayuma elliott. bryce thompsont ace atkins. poet derek harell is originally from milwaukee. crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn. downstairs, currence's restaurant city grocery cranks out many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> bu