after both of his parents died by the time he was 16, his maternal uncle, joseph jones, who was his first real mentor and role model, sent james monroe to william and mary, where he studied for about two years. i like in particular a story about monroe's start there. he should have been well regardedand well school. he got there and found he was really deficient in one of more of the subjects and was not white ready and was kind of disappointed. he wrote about this later that he went home and studied really hard over the summer and really worked hard to get where he thought he should be. when he came back, his professors were impressed. he really then made the cut and was where he should have been. i think that is a central piece to understanding james monroe. at highland it was always understood that the standing house is not the entire monro main house. we thought it was a part of the main house, or a remnant wing. a rectangle structure. we know that from documentary sources in particular. there were three of them that show sketches of two wings but together. when i started here in 2012

after both of his parents died by the time he was 16, his maternal uncle, joseph jones, who was his first real mentor and role model, sent james monroe to william and mary, where he studied for about two years. i like in particular a story about monroe's start there. he should have been well prepared and well regarded school. he got there and found he was >> he got there and found he was really deficient in one or more subjects. he wrote about this later, that he went home and revised and studied really hard over the summer and worked hard to get where he thought he should be. when he came back, his professors were impressed. he then made the cut and was where he would -- where he should have been. that is a central piece to understanding monroe. understoodalways that the standing house is not the entire munro main house. we thought it was the remnant ofghing -- remnant weighing -- remnant wing. three of them show sketches of two wings together. this is clearly one wing. when i started here and 2012, i really got to understand the history of the property itself. the wing that is no longer

two men accused of working for isis, wanting to raise an isis flag on top of the white house, joseph jonesd cementy from illinois allegedly pledging their allegiance to the disgusting terror group online handing over cell phone selling agents they thought it would be used to set off bombs. the passenger dragged off the united airlines flight taking legal action. david tao's daughter and lawyers expected to have a news conference in chicago. 's attorney filing a petition to preserve all evidence from the plane. chicago city leaders holding an emergency meeting today demanding answers from the city's aviation commissioner, all three officers involved are on paid administrative leave. >> sanctuary cities defying federal law. the mayor and city council caving from pressure from residents and the white house. details on the change of heart. >> reporter: lansing, michigan joining the ranks of sanctuary cities earlier this month defying federal law by not responding to reporting illegals who commit crimes to federal authorities but that changed after the mayor appeared on fox's tucker carlson to

we know their names now, just announced, joseph jones also known as use of. in his 30s along with edward, they are residents of zion, illinois, they were arrested on a federal complaint charging them with conspiracy and attempting to provide material support to isis. the complaint describes many things including doing training at a gym comparing to go to war, all of them saying they would like to see the isis black flags waving about the white house. needless to say, the authorities got them, they are scheduled to make their first appearance in court today, this afternoon in chicago, illinois. authorities are also executing a search warrant at one of their residence, so we will keep you posted as we get more. >> jon: is fox news alert, we are going on two and half hours of waiting now for the press conference involving the secretary of state rex tillerson and his russian counterpart of the foreign minister there, sergey lavrov. it was to have taken place at 11:00 eastern, then it was postponed because, as we understand it, secretary tillerson wrangled a meeti

joseph jones and edward shumente accused of trying to help isis. caught after a two year sting.ey thought they were helping a friend travel to syria to turns out the friend was fbi informant. if convicted they face 20 years in prison. new york city police are frying to figure out what killed a trailblazing member of the state's top court. the body of judge sheila abda-salam was found along the hudson river in manhattan yesterday. a day after reported missing. investigators found no signs of trauma or injuries indicating foul play. the 65-year-old is the only black woman ever appointed to new york's court of appeals. >> to sacramento where the police department conducted both an administrative and criminal probe. after the release of that video. their chief is now calling this morning, disturbing. take a look. shows an officer taking down then beaten. an unarmed alleged jaywalker. it happened as the 24-year-old, mandie cane was walking home. his hand were in his pockets when he says the officer drop your weapon. the officer moved forward. >> thought i was going to be like the nex

the fbi says joseph jones and edward both frommism know pledged their allegiance to the terror group planned on using those phones to set off bombs overseas. and new supreme court justice neil gorsuch will take his place today. assuming the junior seat and he will have more than just cases to deal with he will also be assigned to cafeteria duty. all right. well, what does that mean? long running tradition for the new robe on the bench judge neil gorsuch won't be serving food though he will attend to grievances from court employees about the cafeteria food. those are your headlines. steve: low justice on the totem pole they have to do all of this stuff. including the best chocolate chip cookie recipe. jackie: has to stop. brian: this hazing has to stop. put an end to it. steve: accusing president trump conspiring with russia. when can wee expect them to admit they were wrong? ed henry live four nation's capital next. guess who is getting a makeover? i think him ♪ oh, yeah. ♪ turn the beat around ♪ . but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash c

joseph jones and edward are accused of trying to help isis.year sting. at one point they thought they were helping a friend travel to syria to join a terror group, but turns out that friend is an fbi informant. if convicted, they face 20 years in prison. >>> new york city police are trying to figure out what killed a trailblazing member of the top court. her body was found along the hudson river in manhattan yesterday. a day after she was reported missing. investigators found no signs of trauma or injuries indicating foul play. the 65-year-old is the only black woman ever appointed to new york's court of appeals. >>> to sacramento where the police department conducting an administrative and criminal probe. after the release of that video that their chief is now calling disturbing. take a look, shows an officer taking down and then beating an unarmed alleged jaywalker. it happened as the 24-year-old mandy can't was walking home. cane's hands were in his pockets when he said the officer ordered drop your weapon. cane says he took his jacket to s

arrested joseph jones and edward shamente after a year long investigation.ravel to syria not knowing the men they were talking to was an informant from the f.b.i. it happens more than you think. the two men professed their devotion to isis multiple times during several meetings with the informant. if convicted they could face up to 20 years behind bars. >> the message is simple. the message is to the russians the eight years of the free lunch is over. you aren't going to walk all over the west. you aren't going the walk all over anywhere you want. you'll meet resistance. the first strike was in syria. we're ready to resist you. >> shannon: the trump administration carving out a new path on russia compared to the obama administration which critics say glaifsh vladimir putin a pass for years. let's talk about it with mike huckabee. good to see you today, governor. thanks for joining us. not surprising that there would be a little bit of a change but a lot of people thought that this president was going to be too easy on a russians, they were friends. do you th

joseph jones and edward schimenti behind bars charged with providing material support to isis. authorities descending on this home wednesday. >> we heard a loud explosion. we thought it was a bomb going off. they were break nothing that house. >> reporter: according to court documents, jones and schimenti, both u.s. citizens provided an undercover fbi team with several cell phones they allegedly thought would be delivered to isis to detonate explosives in attacks overseas. authorities say these pictures taken in a suburban chicago park allegedly show the men posing with an isis flag. schimenti allegedly saying he would like to see the flag on top of the white house and allegedly posting on social media kuffar, unbelievers, we are coming to slay you. >> these are quite common and spread throughout the united states. the concern is that any of these individuals could carry out an attack in europe or in the united states. >> reporter: according to court documents the men even drove an fbi source to o'hare thinking that source was boarding a plane to syria to join and fight with is

executive karen nelson and 13, chris cooper, janice kish, aisha parks, josette jones, michael brown, justin, candace joseph. from i.t. i think kurt, julio, xena. assures assist with provided by the clerks office and the staff attorneys office, jasmine beard, laurie reichman and katie nicole. we are also very grateful to the administrator office of the u.s. court, david sellers and carry, and their team for the webcasting of today's program which is available to everybody in the federal judiciary across the country. this program will also be available nationwide on c-span. so check the c-span website for viewing dates and times. for those of you interested in cle credit, please sign up by 7:30 p.m. in the main lobby in the rotunda. we will now adjourn to a reception in the lobby. we hope to see you there. thank you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sunday night on "after words," congressman ken buck of colorado also a member of the freedom caucus discusses his book drain the swamp, washington corruption is worse than you think. >> when you arrived in d.c. and you

team of chris cooper, janet kish, scott kamen, alisha parks, does that jones, christian schendel, justin mars lotto, candace joseph, from it i think colonel leander, julio lopez,. [inaudible] osher assistance was provided by the clerk's office and staff attorney's office. tasman, roy lightman, katie nicole and tess crane. were also very grateful to the a ministry divorces david sellers, carrie zola and their team for the webcasting of today's program. it's available to everybody in the federal judiciary across the country. this program will also be available i nationwide on c-span , so check the c-span website for viewing dates and times. for those of you interested in cle credits, please please sign up by 7:30 p.m. in the main lobby in north rotunda. we will now adjourn to her reception in the lobby. we hope to see you there. take you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this weekend book tv is live from the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books are today covered starts saturday at 1:30 p.m. eastern with the conversation about biographie