the museum under development by lancaster history. he design resides here in lancaster. his wife marti, who i believe is in the audience tonight. hello marty, it's my pleasure to give you mark kelly. thank you. let me add my welcome to tom's, which was excellent. just so happy that you had time to come here and be with us tonight because nobody i enjoy talking about more than lydia hamilton smith. let me just offer a couple of initial thoughts and disclaimer hours before we begin. my talk tonight, which is which i have entitled defining lydia hamilton smith is based largely this book through a ess plug right here, anmon woman and tom's already giving you the rest of the title the goal of my book was to capture they dimensions of mrs. smith. and i think just from tom's brief introduction, you, you gnize that she had a lot of dimensions. and the book received, m happy to say, has received some very favorable reviews. one local review wasn't so favorable, but pretty much everelse was. and in my favorite one so far is is from barry olmsted. he writes, he did a review for lib

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they found a town called lancaster and they saw a lot of germans there. and lancaster is a neat it was a place where we made things in america in the 18th century and philadelphia, boston, we import and export. in lancaster, we make things conestoga wagons. and what you see there? pennsylvania rifles. well, the germans told the scots irish there's lots of free land. pennsylvania just not this land. lancaster is ours. you go further west and they ultimately went as far west as they could. the foothills of the appalachian mountains. and they said this is our place. it was a vacant land. they built their own city. they called it carlisle. and that was the of the scots irish in pennsylvania. now things were going well for them until the fifties, when war broke out. war between britain, france, the great seven years. war for global domination. and the way france chose to fight that war here in america was through strategic alliances with native peoples of the west, particularly the lenni lenape, the delaware, the shawnee and, the mingo peoples who lived in wes

an american, journalist patrick lancaster, entered new york with russian assault groups.m patrick lancaster, right now we are in the combat zone, not far from the front line in gorlovka, in close proximity to new york. yes, that's right, new york. are you afraid, for several months each house and village was completely defended. in the report of the ministry of defense it was already under a new name. as a result of the active actions of the unit. group of troops center, a large group of enemy troops was defeated and one of the largest settlements of the toretsk agglomeration and a strategically important logistics hub - novgorodskoye - was liberated. our colleague vitaly starushchenko found himself in new york in the first hours after the liberation. here it is, the road to russian new york. now we are on the outskirts. of course, he was not destined to be new york for long. reverend from kiev with his western curator. obviously failed, by the way, that same sign, all covered with shrapnel and bullets, so high, there was a density of fire here, at the moment the settleme

. >> reporter: lancaster firefighters made a promise to be here for this day. >> before brandon passedem. >> reporter: lancaster firefighter, brandon died from cancer in the line of duty. >> your daddy's picture is in your locker, okay? >> reporter: this one will greet kayla every time she opens her locker. >> i want letter to hold onto those hmemories and know he lovd her. >> she still has her dad with her in her heart, but, to have those men be his physical presence in her life is amazing. >> we're a family. he was family. and he would be happy to see this. >> you're going to have so much fun. >> reporter: kayla's first lesson in kindergarten, this extended family will always be in the picture. >> y'all have a good day. >> othat is the sweetest first day of school for her. >>> a virginia girl has reached an impressive milestone at just 12 years old. julia haley has earned enough badges to become an eagle scout. that's the highest rank in the boy scouts of america. the accomplishment comes just five years after the boy scouts began including girls in the organization. >> i think we ca

county almanac country, but also the city of lancaster, a thriving metropolis of its own. that's a place where in 2022, governor josh shapiro brought that county within about five points. and that's a place where republicans normally get about 20 points. so it's not even just about east, west, or anything like that the rural counties i think republicans have to really we get margins out of our places. they traditionally took for granted, like central pennsylvania and democrats are making inroads as they get more and more suburban. so i think from all across the state, we're going to see this margin by a lot of key places from allegheny county to lancaster county to even philadelphia. >> yeah, that's actually that's fascinating. stephen then what else are you seeing on the ground? threads that you're picking up or places, anything that you feel like we in the national media were inside the beltway are based in new york, can't see from our vantage points that you think we should be paying attention to? >> i definitely i point to a central pennsylvania itself sexual pennsylva

the bi rutledge's mom is more near from the university of lancaster in the u. k. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thanks for having me. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world sizes. as the phone call call talk to, to the states condemning the roof and matter of a female training doctor on the slogan reclaimed. the knights demonstrate this quote for an end to the problem of violence against women in india. smaller protests also took place in other cities around the country. the student protesters have gathered in the found that there is a capital costs in an attempt to block around is by supporters of y'all's to prime minister. shakes massena. today is a public holiday. mockingly anniversary of the assess the nation of i've seen us for all the full, the president is u. n. c will investigate atrocities committed during the reason the unrest in which more than 300 people die protesting against casino authorities in japan have lifted a week old mega quake warning that could have caused a major damage

i spoke to mama lanier he's of raleigh, just at the university of lancaster in england's i asked him how different this outbreak of impulse was compared to the last 12 years ago. to last couple of months, we have been seeing an increased number of cases across the africa and now contacting countries have been reporting these cases and it has expanded obviously, you know, 17000 cases already reported the last couple of months. and this actually has been because of a one new value into us. the impulse carter cleared one b and this is the one that was connecting into the aspect of before. but it did not get that mutation. so because the virus was subjected quite extensively, recently, you've got those mutation, and that is what is between the 2 of these infection. so compared to the previous one, this particular played and this particular type of the impulse is more about danny . it kind of costs more disease in terms of scale, but also it has more causing the lead time to do, for example, 3 to 4 percent of the people who are infected with this one have on flushing actually died, which

earlier i spoke to mohammed lanier, he is a biologist at the university of lancaster in england. and i austin, how different this off break of and pulse was compared to the last 12 years ago to last couple of. busy months we have been seeing an increased number of cases across the africa and now around 13 countries have been reporting these cases. and it has expanded obviously, you know, 17000 cases already to park in the last couple of months. and this actually has been because of, for one new back in the end of the impulse, clerkely id one b. and this is the one that was collecting into the aspect of it before. but it didn't not get that mutation. so because divided by subject and quite extensively recently you've got those mutation, and that is what is your think of these infection? so compared to the previous one, this particular played and this particular type of the unbox is more pathogenic. it can cause more diseases in terms of scale, but also it is more causing the lead time of day. for example, the 3 to 4 percent of the people who are infected with this one have on flos

host: got your point, from lancaster, virginia. guest: he is right, and that voter, what you heard from him that i think tim walz will appeal to. the one thing i would say, and this is more from a political pundit standpoint, the split ticket voter, someone who would vote for trump and then go down ballot and vote for a democrat for senate. when i ran for 2012, i was 22 points better than barack obama. i still won the senate seat because romney voters were willing to cross over and vote for me and a lot of those were in rural north dakota. that has changed as our politics has become more nationalized and that's the trend we are trying to fight. i'm not trying to tell people how to vote, i'm trying to tell people, make sure you have a choice. when rural america becomes a voting block for just one political party, it won't get the attention it deserves. a great example right now, we don't have a farm bill. we are two years into an extension pretty much of the old farm bill and we need that certainty. we are not getting that out of wa

guardian used this very term in an article dated december 4, 1914, when it reported on the riots in the lancastercamp. did they know about this in europe? they moved the germans there, the poles planned to create sekorski camps, well, this was normal practice, well, here, as they say, civilized europe, it acted according to the same patterns. by the way, about the poles, they also built their concentration camps, and just on english territory. when in june of the forties france capitulated, 20,000 polish soldiers were evacuated from dunkirk, where the allied forces were defeated by hitler and sent to scotland. they were supposed to protect the eastern coast of the kingdom from the germans, in return for protecting their borders, london allowed the polish government in exile to conduct their affairs as they saw fit, who general anders placed in these camps if the first camp was on one of the islands in scotland, not far from glasgow, where the conditions were quite mild, mostly officers were kept there, one and a half thousands of polish officers, even several generals, whom anders... eliminated u

riots in the lancaster concentration camp. did they know about this in europe? and in the usa?ver, they did not see anything reprehensible in this, nor in the 14th year of the xx century, nor in the thirty-ninth. let's be. the americans also created sir u chel created, and the germans created, and the french planned, the americans resettled all the japanese, by the way, and they lived there for three or 4 years and nothing, it was completely normal, but the british planned, moved the germans there, the poles planned creating sekor camps was a normal practice, well, here, as they say, civilized europe, it worked. using the same patterns. by the way, about the poles, their concentration camps, they too built, and just on english territory. when france surrendered in june 1940, 20,000 polish soldiers were evacuated from dunkirk, where the allied forces had been defeated by hitler, and sent to scotland. they were supposed to protect the eastern coast of the kingdom from the germans, in return for protecting their borders, london allowed the polish government in exile to conduct its

rather than lancaster share in england rather than made at home. you can be having imported drinks. madeira coffee, tea in greater amounts than your father or your mother or your grandparents have. and so the problem one of the problems of the boycotts in 1770s is it's saying now that we can have things, you can't have nice things and life is still a bit nasty, a bit brutish, a bit short. in the 1770s. and so it's these things that make it endurable for people. and so it's hard to take them away, right? yeah, i we as we we do we meet a lot of visitors to our the old south meeting house, the old state house every year. who here to learn about the revolution and i find i often have to remind visitors that the revolution is only a part of people's lives. right? they're living full lives. they're navigating the day to day of of their family's activities, their communities activities, and it's not all politics the time, even though the the noise of politics is outside all the time. so we had a little hint of how that the tension between that political l

on sunday there was violence between police and protesters in lancaster bolton millsboro, and rather him related the vision of it. sure reports from the protests in liverpool, a livable so some of the west disorder overnight saw today in to sunday, this community library was set a light torch. the smell of smoke is still a, the welding in here and people have say, they don't understand why this happens, because this is a place that says the local community. they've got childrens clauses here. they've got adult i t clauses which people here say the community desperately needs and welfare offices from the counsel come and help those. they need to fill out the forms and all of that really going in one nights of writing and local officials say they are all various reasons as to why this happens. there's obviously a large amount of file rock manipulation online. and we've also got to remember, this is one of the most deprived communities anywhere in the country that looks like these had a toll through the past decade. when the previous government tindy's back home cities like live approva

on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in lancaster bolton middle school, and rather than u. k prime minister castanan has said what he describes as follow write songs for regrets, taking part to recent violence that is mostly targeted refugees and other minority communities across the country of us, all of which centers this reports from level another day. another battle between via to and the police. the front lines this time a hotel housing migrants in rolls around in the north of england. on the far right protest, advertised as peaceful, quickly descending into violence. police taking the brunt of it, trying to protect those draft inside. but there is no sign of letting off here who in other parts of england in middlesborough, in the northeast police struggling to hold back riotous as the sort of spreads. stalled by full stream is online, that is suspecting the matter of 3 young girls in south booth a week ago wasn't missing immigrant. the british prime minister pointing instigate as they will be punished. i guarantee you will regret taking paul to this disorder with dire

companies do algebra very, but i had a strong the the other news, thousands of people have gathered in lancaster in the united kingdom for one of the number of far right accounts or protests. the government has accused far right groups of orchestrating rioting. just days after 3 young girls were killed in a dance class in southport police, a misinformation about the british born suspect actual router corvana is fueling that unrest demonstrators in the north of england to evangelize the hotel buildings . witness to say the far right group of protests, there is also through objects that police officers who are lined up to protect the property for more and all of us will speak to our corresponding midland vessel and events. joining us from liverpool. so melana, what is the situation like right now? following the scenes that we saw overnights as well as the name and the situation is tends, but relatively calm, where we're standing here just behind us yesterday was seeing override why and 2 races protest as much down to confront a thought, right, raleigh. and we were that we witnessed a very volatile

on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in lancaster bolton, middlesborough and rubbing him the lineup within the know that she sent us this report from level another day, another battle between via to and the police. the front lines. this time a hotel housing migrants enrolled around in the north of england, on the far right protest, advertised as peaceful, quickly descending into violence. police taking the brunt of it, trying to protect those draft inside. but there is no sign of letting off here who in other parts of england in middlesborough, in the northeast police struggling to hold back riotous as the sort of spreads. stalled by full stream is online. that is suspecting the matter of 3 young girls in southport a week ago wasn't missing immigrant. the british prime minister voting instigators, they will be punished. i guarantee you will regret taking paul to this disorder with directly all those with thing on this option online. and then running away themselves. this is not protest, it is organized violence, february, it has no place on all streets or on line the nights,

well haven't lanier is of our ologist at the university of lancaster in england, and i asked him how different this outbreak of m fox is compared to the 12 years ago. the last couple of months we have been seeing an increased number of cases across the africa and now on tracking countries have been reporting these cases and it has expanded obviously, you know, 17000 cases already reported the last couple of months. and this actually has been because off of one new value into. busy the impulse clerkely id one b, and this is the one that was reflecting into the aspect of it before, but it didn't not get that mutation. so because the virus was subject and quite extensively re essentially it got those mutation. and that is what is the thing of these infection? so compared to the previous one, this particular played and this particular type of the unbox is more about danny. it can cause more disease in terms of scale. but also it has more a causing delay penalty. for example, 3 to 4 percent of the people who are infected with this one have unfortunately died, which is significantly higher

demonstrations happened on saturday on sunday. police responded to violet disorder and metals by the ne lancaster adults and in the north west, and roll through them in the center of the country. melana, selling that image is itself pulled with this update. are we calling from the mass, stopping in south florida, 3 young girls lost their lives, the food and other crime scene. people still leaving tribute there and the residence of south the attention to be that tragedy has really been a catalyst disorder. up and down the country, prompted by schools information right on line initially about the identity of the suspect. now moving into general anti immigrant sentiment today. on monday, the u. k prime is tequila, selma, chad, a cooper meeting, its an emergency in his cabinet ministers. these teeth intelligence teeth trying to put a handle on the situation off to was here. now, standing on me, a police offices will be ready to deploy to different communities to tackle the rise as they happened to you. so, so great that they will be prosecuted. and he also said this online instigated, we also feel no

but lancaster was found to accept it 320000 roubles from an intermediary on behalf of foreign lakes. so they received special frequent special privileges in the prison. now, this will surely be on the investigates as mines as they carry out that proved into how 5 days events unfolded. i just say with our to international up next on moscow mules, my colleague se examines they have pockets the of the so called good guys of the west, the as western leaders recklessly talked of escalating the conflict in ukraine. european voters has sent the exact office that message pro war and meets are clearly out of step with voters, and they have been punished for the the hey buddy, welcome back to the moscow mules. i'm shay, bowes. this is episode 2 of season 2 over the ground here in the basement of this information ology at the f as b h q. i'm joined, unfortunately yet again by my little friend. he's sort of frodo to gandalf. he's my little side cake and that's organic. our producer editor, t boy in general, painted, you know, we've had a very busy week, our friend, tamala, our new joe. we were f

you don't care about all this craziness in thehe world -- >> host: got your point, james, from lancastervirginia. senatorgi heitkamp, imld. >> guest: well, i mean, he's absolutely right. and it's that voter, what you hear from him, that i think tim walz will appeal to. the one thing that that i would say is, and this is more from a political pundit standpoint, the split if ticket voter, somebody who would vote for trump and then vote down ballot and vote for a democrat for senate, when i ran in 2012 i was able to do 2 points better than -- 22 points better than barack obama. barack obama lost north dakota by 222 points, and i still won the senate seat because romney voters were willing to cross over and vote for me, and a lot of those voters were in rural north dakota. that has changed as our politics has become more nationalized, and that's the trend that we're trying to fight. i'm not trying to tell people how tory vote. i'm trying to tell people look, you know, make sure that you have a choice. because when rural america becomes a voting bloc for just one political party, it will not

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on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in lancaster, middles, bro. bolton, and rather than lena invested in yvette, she sent us this report from liverpool another day. another battle between via to and the police. the front lines this time a hotel housing migrants enrolled around in the north of england. the far right protest advertised as peaceful, quickly descending into violence, police taking the brunt of it, trying to protect those draft inside. but there is no sign of letting off here who in other parts of england in middlesborough, in the northeast police struggling to hold back riotous as the sort of spreads. stalled by full stream is online that a suspect in the matter of 3 young girls in south booth a week ago wasn't missing immigrant. the british prime minister voting instigators, they will be punished. a, i guarantee you will regret taking paul to this disorder with directly, all those within this option online and then running away themselves. this is not protest. it is organized violence soccer, right? and it has no place on all streets or on line. the nights, the

that part stuck out to me because we had a woman on the other day and she is from pennsylvania, lancaster, pennsylvania, from a retired nurse, retired 2021 looking foro go back to work because washer prices and inflation have pushed her to a point just go back to work. that has been under the biden-harris administration here that comment from aoc was a little weird. >> a couple of things, we have to remember that elections are about choices. we have donald trump on the other side, the man who was the first president to leave office if you are child's when he took office. >> dana: because of the pandemic. >> is mismanagement thereof. >> dana: you do you think joe biden would not have job loss because of the pandemic? >> i think he would have serve the best interest as commander-in-chief with americans public health far better than donald trump did. fundamentally, this is about the future is all elections are a pair of the vice president, someone proud of the record of accomplishment and everything i reference 15 million jobs, 800,000 manufacturing jobs and the work to lower cost for americ

he wanted to get back, retire to his estate outside lancaster, pennsylvania, in the absolute worst way. and that was that was a thing to have. he was the wrong guy at the time for. the situation. it was a time there was a there was a tremendous on his part but also, you know, lincoln had been elected in november six. lincoln was enough of of of of a of a lawyer, enough of a respecter of the constitution to recognize that he was definitely not officially president yet. he had won the election, but he was not the president that would come with the count of the electoral vote. and then finally with the inauguration, march 4th of 1861, and he he chose rather than to to throw his voice into growing national conflict, he chose silence. he chose not speak. he made his opinions known obliquely through friends and through friendly newspaper. but he chose not to speak out openly on the national accounts, like at least for the first first few months after his after his his election. so what you had then was a situation where there was truly a vacuum of power vacuum. but nobody was nobody was call

he wanted to get back, retire to his estate outside lancaster, pennsylvania, in the absolute worst way. and that was that was a thing to have. he was the wrong guy at the time for. the situation. it was a time there was a there was a tremendous on his part but also, you know, lincoln had been elected in november six. lincoln was enough of of of of a of a lawyer, enough of a respecter of the constitution to recognize that he was definitely not officially president yet. he had won the election, but he was not the president that would come with the count of the electoral vote. and then finally with the inauguration, march 4th of 1861, and he he chose rather than to to throw his voice into growing national conflict, he chose silence. he chose not speak. he made his opinions known obliquely through friends and through friendly newspaper. but he chose not to speak out openly on the national accounts, like at least for the first first few months after his after his his election. so what you had then was a situation where there was truly a vacuum of power vacuum. but nobody was nobody was call

and you can see, you know, that's all the way from 3 rivers down to lancaster, the basically the inlands from santa barbara down to la. and that does require that everyone kind of do their part and the fire safe. and it's just a reminder for us that even though we don't have the risk that they have, we do still have a slight risk. so just a heads up to make sure that you're making good choices and understanding that, you know, we're very dry right in the middle fire season. we all know this. so we do have a beautiful day out there today. little bit of a light breeze temperatures starting to pick up. that's why it's also a concern, right? we're starting to warm up a little bit in those inland spots. so you can see low 90's is what i'm expecting over the next few days as we work our way towards saturday should be pretty nice around the bay. that will start to see 70's. and then of course, the coast will be staying cool, giving us that whole microclimate thing going on. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll take a look at our extended forecast. all right. cuyler, thank you. >> coming up, we'

on sunday, there was violence between police and protesters in lancaster. bolton, millsboro, and ross, a room and u. k. prime minister to your summer has issued a star warning saying far right dogs will regret taking part in the violets. really not visual nov, which centers this reports from liverpool another day, another battle between via to and the police. the front line this time a hotel housing migraines in rolls around in the north of england. the far right protest advertised as peaceful, quickly descending into violence. police taking the brunt of it, trying to protect those draft inside. but there is no sign of letting off here who in other parts of england in millsboro, in the northeast police struggling to hold back riotous as the sort of spreads. stalled by full stream is online that a soft spect in the matter of 3 young gulls in southport a week ago wasn't missing immigrant. the british prime minister, who wanting instigators, they will be punished. i guarantee you will regret taking paul to this disorder, whether directly, all those within this auction on line, the runnin

here in pennsylvania, guys, specifically lancaster county where trump beat biden by 16 points in 2020, a group of anti-trump republicans have come out and announced that they will be targeting those nikki haley voters, independent and middle of the road conservatives to turn out for kamala harris instead. a similar group in arizona came out with that same angle so we'll see how vance will try to basically oppose that point of view and what he will have to say about tim walz now being his primary challenger. >> bill: a preview of mike pompeo. kamala harris and tim walz want to make the rest of america look like san francisco and minneapolis. high crime, anti-police, high illegal immigration and support for the pro-hamas, anti-israel core of the democratic party. the most radical extreme leftist ticket our nation has ever seen. no republican has won the state of minnesota going back to richard nixon in 1972. not even ronald reagan in 1984. >> gillian: let's bring in byron donalds. thank you for joining us during this busy news hour. a lot of reaction from republican colleagues this morn

but they are all going to be without the escape up for the 3 much say series against the through lancaster. i'll see you on wednesday. stokes is out injured. instead only poke will need the side. i think it's obviously quite portfolio not to not to try and be bent states because it's, he's obviously a very, very dominant carter. and i think it's very good that he's around this week as well, cuz he's obviously going to be all the same things and, and helping out every time. yeah. not having stikes, he's obviously a big loss for the team. but it's not a great opportunity for i only to step up and get some practices captain and then proxy and applies to got there. and i'm putting the point as follows. for lanka, they're looking for the 1st test series when of england in 10 years. in fact, a decade ago, it was the turing lincoln's who was known english soil. that also happens to be the last time the sub confidence in one, any test match against england. a tennis will number 3, or even a sub a link to it has had the perfect will not for next week's us open in new york, the last grand slam of th

that on sunday that was violent stream, police and protest is at lancaster bolton, maple tspra. and both of them relate to facilitative, which reports the for the protest and live a pool livable. so some of the west they sold the overnight saw today into sunday, this community library was set a light torch. the smell of smoke is still a, the wyoming in here, and people here say they don't understand why this happens, because this is a place that says the local community. they've got childrens clauses here. they've got adult i t clauses which people here say the community desperately needs and welfare offices from the counsel come and help those in need fill out the forms and all of that really going in one nights of writing and local officials say they are all various reasons as to why this happens. there's obviously a large amount of file rock manipulation online. and we've also got, remember, this is one of the most deprived communities anywhere in the country that looks like he's had a toll through the past decade. when the previous government tindy's back home sits, he's lik

but they're going to be without the escape of for the 3 match test series against your lancaster thing on wednesday starts is out injured. instead, only pipes will lead the side i think, is obviously quite portfolio not to not to try and be bent states because it's, he's obviously a very, very dominant carter. and i think it's very good that he's around this week as well, cuz he's obviously going to be able to seeing things and, and helping out every time. yeah. no, having states, he's obviously a big loss for the team. but it's not a great opportunity for i only to step up and get some practice as captain and then proxy and applies to got there. and i'm put on the port as fisher lanka. they're looking for that 1st test series went over england in 10 years. in fact, the last time they beat their opponents was in england in 2014, and angela and matthew says the strong can team is up to the task once again. the things i'm exciting for that. um it's going to be a challenge definitely for us, but i think uh we should play our brand upgrade that we just try and control it, but we can contro

on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in lancaster middles. brett bolton enrolled there in demo on this that speak to malayna vessel in of it who is in south force and joins us now. tell us what is happening in southport today. the words that we call him says those tragic med is the 3 young goals, the crime scene right behind me. the police said, still all the people of south who are truly mooning for the loss of the very young residents. and that will be coming their ration and memorial for them later on today, they want to keep the attention of the 3 lives last. but of course, what we've seen in the day since has been widespread disorder up and down the country with the via popping up in towns and cities may across the news of england . and today the u. k. prime minister kissed homage had a special cobra meeting. it's an emergency committee between him and his cabinet ministers, police chief, civil servants intelligence offices, trying to put a handle on this situation. and off to that, he announced that there will be, as he quoted, a standing army of officers who will be