ben franklin and james franklin's father josiah was one of the biggest critics, josiah was not a wealthy man. he had a very humble trade, but largely because of involvement in the church and his own native intelligence ability, he had managed to climb socially and included the most powerful men in boston among his circle of friends. the judge samuel sewall was a regular visitor at the franklin home, arguably the most esteemed person in massachusetts. josiah franklin was not happy about drowning ballad, but decapitating a pirate and writing about that was called something else. he called benjamin to his home, told him to continue doing this, your life will be worthless, didn't tell him to stop but just of it was you better stop doing this. since james franklin owed his father all the money he hadn't paid back in terms of money to start the business, he was obligated to honor his father's wishes. that ended to the only real money making theme james and benjamin franklin were able to devise for two years in the business. by the beginning of 1721, after printing one of the two newspapers whi

josiah franklin had already lost a son who is a sailor. his oldest son josiah junior had left home against his wishes and hired onto a ship and have been lost at sea. probably from a storm maybe by pirates, they never knew. so just iowa's determined that benjamin franklin would not suffer that fate. he took his son around town, he took a day of a work which was quite a thing to do in those days. he took a stun. he took us down around town trying to find an alternate occupation. for a variety of reasons it cannot work out. so they they are back in the shop, benjamin still miserable, josiah still worried that one day he is going to run off to see. well, in the midst of all this james franklin returned from england. james franklin at this point was 20 years old. he had been in england for a number of years apprenticing as a printer. now he was back in boston, he was good at his tray, he had seen what they were doing in england and how exciting that was. he saw how boring things were in boston and he told his father, i need to start my own pri

son the oldest had left home against his wishes and was lost taxied either store or pirates so a josiah was determined that he'd not suffer that fate he took today off of work trying to find him an alternate occupation in for a variety of reasons it didn't work out some then there back into the shop and benjamin is still miserable and his father is worried you will run off to see. in the midst of all this tape is franklin is 20 years old and was "the apprentice" in note good at his trade in seeing how exciting that was he told his bader i need to start my own print shop in an josiah's said no way. because he needed the money to do this edges i would have to borrow it he said no way because genes should cool his jets to get to know the business better but mainly he thought there were already enough printers and the town could not support another printer in the venture would fail the james was determined to kept pushing in one year he was begging for the many with benjamin in the other beging to do anything but so he capitulated in told james i will get you the money provided you take you

>> thank you, josiah! >> all right, mom and dad. ready to see your little girl?blindfold. [ laughter ] you look beautiful! >> you do! >> how do you feel in that gorgeous dress? >> amazing! so cool. >> you're going to be singing? >> yes. >> really? what do you like to sing? >> a lot of things, i like a lot of hip-hop, r&b but i also sing a lot of classical music as well. >> you? you sing it all. >> you've come a long way, sweetie. >> how proud are you of this little girl? >> very proud. >> and we're so happy to see her happy and healthy. >> do you want to sing something for us? since we're here? >> um -- [ laughter ] no. it's okay. [ laughter ] >> come over and see your folks. >> all right, thank you so much. y'all were awesome. jill, thank you. wonderful. love that. we'll be right back after this. millions of women worldwide trust tena with their bladder matters. thanks to its triple protections from leaks, odor and moisture. tena lets you be you ♪ ♪ were you surprised when your daughter enlisted? not at all. she's a born leader. i know i've been taking orders fr

deputies on jet skis and poets searched for jamari wilson and josiah pratt. they jumped off a boat and disappeared. they were described as strong swimmers but were not wearing life jackets. they were described as close friends. >>> and two fires yesterday. it was about throa 30 yesterday. a 13 yerld girl was pulled out of the water after getting caught in the surf. about an hour later, firefighters rushed to help a person in the water another pier 28 right along the embarcadero. both were evaluated at the scenes >> we don't know their conditions >> new this morning, we just learned a 19-year-old pittsburg girl was one of the two people who drowned in the sierra nevada. zulukia ruiz died over the weekend. she was a participants in the pittsburg police explorer program. on the gofundme page for the family, they say that ms. ruiz was on a camping trip just seven days before her graduation. we do not know the name of the other camper. >>> mike, gasia and sal, back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> coming up next, a teenager taken from vallejo remains missing. what

said to be strong swimmers, but were not wearing life jackets, and identified as jamari wilson and josiahratt. they say they were best friends. >>> the people that flew during the memorial day weekend say there were less headaches than they expected at the airports. the recent long lines at the airports nationwide led to be concerns about a longer wait and the lines over the holiday weekend. for the most part, travelers and airlines say that the lines were fairly short, passengers went through the checkpoints quickly. the transportation security administration credits that to the extra screeners and k-9 teams for speeding things along. the passengers at sacramento in denver did say that they did have longer waits.>>> your time is 5:25 am. >>> a woman attacked before the memorial day ceremony in sonoma county, and three veterans came to the rescue. >>> good morning looking at a commute that will be busy in many areas already, 280 not looking too bad. >>> low clouds in san jose in a few over the bay, definitely solid on the coast, in the temperatures will be hot, warming up quickly. ♪ ♪ max

the boys are jamari wilson and josiah pratt, and they were best friends .>>> 6:26 am. >>> the woman attackedore the memorial day ceremony in sonoma county and what the veterans did to come to her rescue.>>> we are looking at a morning commute that is definitely getting busier, although on 880, a window of opportunity to get into downtown oakland. >>> a foggy for some and very warm for others, and a big difference in the temperatures. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2, tuesday, may 31, and the last day of may. >>> good morning, i am pam cook, and it is almost 6:30 am. >>> june is coming in hot.>> that is correct. did you have a good time at the bottle rocket?>> i had such a great time, and met a lot of the bands. and i talked with the dead leaves.>> they are nice guys. back -- >> and the one with the very curly hair, and fun local guys.>>> we have very foggy conditions for some, especially around san francisco, on the coast and maybe where you are inland. the fog

. >> they were identified as jamari wilson and josiah pratt.nt there's very little hope that they are still alive, and this is the second drowning incident at the reservoir since it opened for public recreation and april. >>> there are many ways to honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and we take you to one such place, a less prominent cemetery in the bay area it with a very rich history of service. >> reporter: it is not very big, nor is it very well known. >> many people that i know have never been here and i have lived in benicia for 12 years. when i tell people that have never been here that this is the oldest military cemetery in the entire western states, and impresses people.>> reporter: go there and you will find a rich history in the stories of the people that have made this their final resting place. >> this is the headquarters for the pacific army in that 1840s and 50s. in 1849, the first soldier was here, for many years it was the home to the u. s. army arsenal. they left in the 1960s from benicia. the last

said to be strong swimmers and were not wearing life jackets, recovery teens found the remains of josiah but have not recovered jamari. they were best friends. >>> the 19-year-old pittsburgh girl one of two teens that drown in the sierra nevada river. the pittsburg police department confirmed their facebook page this form. ruiz was killed over the week end. she was a participant in the explorer program. they say she was on camping trip and 7 days away from her high school graduation. and they have -- another was a 19-year-old girl and neither were wearing flotation devices. >> police recovered a handgun stolen from an agent's car on sunday. it was parked in the alamo square area the painted ladies. the man was here for the warriors game. the f.b.i. says footage from surveillance led them to the home and in the bay view district where they found the weapon. one person taken to custody and the badge and credentials, they are missing. >>> to the election coverage. senator bernie sanders is going nonstop in northern california. starting with an event with the union nurses in emeryville. nati

family members identified the two boys as jamari wilson and josiah pratt.hey say the boys were best friends. this is the second drowning incident at woodward reservoir since it opened in april for water recreation. authorities in sacramento county are investigating the death of a father and daughter found dead in a slew off highway 160. the bodies of 23-year-old kyler jackson and his infant daughter caylee were found over the weekend as was jackson's vehicle. family members say jackson was driving with his daughter from antioch to sacramento last week but never showed up. >>> sheriff's deputies arrested a third person in connection with the killing of a student from novato high school. elmer rivera was booked in the marin county jail on a charge of accessory after the fact. two other students are already in custody. the names have not been released because they're minors. edwin guerra was found shot and stabbed to death. another student was injured but survived the attack. investigators are asking for the public's help in finding 15- year-old pearl pinson.

family members say that the boys are jamari wilson and josiah pratt.two were best friends. >>> police in the central valley arrested a man suspected of vandalizing a catholic church. police say he start add fire inside the immaculate heart. he broke 30 bottles of altar wine and used church vestment. he broke windows and tore artwork. >> what have we done to upset you so much that you would come and tear this place of worship, god's house, and create such violent acts? >>> this is definitely an opportunity for us to show mercy to whoever did this. why he did it, we don't know but that's a matter of reaching out and praying for that person. >> ruiz told police that he was, quote, upset with the vatican. the church plans to hold services during the repairs. >>> sal, the south bay not looking too good? >> no, it's not. as a matter of fact, dave, if you stay tuned -- i'll show you the maps, how all the road sensors are red. we'll start off with east bay traffic trial -- trying to steal the spotlight from the bay. 680 in con court -- concord all the way to d

hottest days of the year, clutching in sale naming bill of and transferring my ancestors, collinsem, to josiah the first, one of the wealthiest planters in north carolina. i felt when iow, got there that i would see something that i recognize of my ancestors, other than the bill of sale. planter's1830's home was welcome to the public. i was offered the standard elitist white male interpretive tour. "he cleared the land and cultivated fields." [laughter] he built the mansion house. sons andd and had six provided them a very posh lifestyle. he was devastated by the outcome of the civil war. [laughter] brokenhearted.nd he rose again on the third day. [laughter] [applause] end of story. [laughter] teenaged toure guide never uttered the word "slave, broadlyhat matter that accepted euphemism, "servant." there was a small space that she described as "where the hired girls slept." five 19th century domestic dependencies which had not been opened. they would have been the domain of the slave community, and you could easily have included something. field, thereant was an eight by 12 sign that quarters."

him and josiah. >> reporter: the boys went on a boat with two others and jumped into the water.ne of the two survivors says they didn't think anything of jumping off the boat. they had done it earlier in the day with no problems. >> we jumped out way deeper than what we jumped out this time. >> and everybody came home. >> reporter: however, this time david says the boat left, leaving the boys far from shore. he said they were soon panicked and exhausted. >> i start the screaming with them. help, help! nobody came to help us. i was tired. >> reporter: a day later dive teams continued to make use of every minute of daylight to find the best friends. >> they were tired. they are just, you know, they are invested. we have had to take food out to them because they don't want to take a break. they want to bring the boys back home. >> reporter: the reservoir is a controlled body of water. the traffic isn't as easy. it's 15 feet in the area where the boys went missing. divers can only see a foot in front of them. and the hundreds of other people and vessels on the water complicate thing

along with joho josiah williamsn led over 600 peaceful orderly protesters across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, on march 7. they intended to march from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state. the marchers were attacked by alabama state troopers in a brutal confrontation that became known as bloody sunday. news broadcasts and photographs revealing the senseless cruelty of the segregated south helped hasen the passage of the voting rightings act of 1965. . despite more than 40 arrests, physical attacks and serious injuries, congressman lewis remained a devoted advocate of the philosophy of non-violence. in the half century since those momentous events, he has compiled an inspiring list of achievements and honors too numerous to mention here. there is one accomplishment that fills him with particular pride. he is the co-author of a best-selling graphic novel trilogy called "march." in vivid imagery and memorable language, it captures one of the most astonishing life experiences ever lived by any american of any color. it offers to a new centur