the crime took place in a small county seat of monroe. it was such a small town that a visitor could drive a car down the buildup -- built up area of the main street and it took slightly longer than it took to fill a vacant of gas -- tank of gas. there was languidly to this center and the surrounding community. the courthouse overlooked the town with aging authority, as if mindful of its role as the keeper of a settled way of life. and from the grounds rose a statue of a confederate soldier in memory of those who had fought in defense of the south in the civil war, a conflict that was still known to locals as the war of northern aggression. evidence later compiled by investigators showed that the suspects must have come from a neighborhood seven miles away. and hester town was so named because many of the people there were descendents of those named hester. many of them were illiterate and hester town, the people that lived there, they were not only illiterate, but they had farms that had actual vegetables, small acreages of cotton, and a

agents arrived at monroe to investigate. that was equivalent to a midsized field office, a clear indication of the priority in which the justice department often gave a quick resolution to the case. pairse fbi had to go in for their own protection. outsiderslooked on as that should mind their own business. whites saw them as a threat to a fixed way of life, unchanged since the civil war. and the kkk had been active a decade earlier in monroe. now, they were busy recruiting more members. so, they closed ranks. say very much, little or nothing. a white justice of the peace actually told the fbi that he hoped it would not be solved, is ase he said, "this deterrent for uppity blacks." fbi,even slandered the accusing them of barging into homes of women and threatening them while they searched for evidence. themrefused, many of refused to sign their statements for the fbi or deliver up their guns. the fbi had no jurisdiction to demand otherwise. a few farmers disguised their belief and white dominance and tempered their feelings w

>> i did a really good puppy face and a marilyn monroe wig. >> distorts the faces too. >> yeah, we'll do that. >>> all right. face swap. and then finally jonathan quinones took his promise to stay in touch with mom during world travels seriously holding up signs like this saying, mom, i'm fine in each of his exotic destiny nations and quit his job as a model and consultant and exploring the globe from trinidad to monaco and talking to his mom all the while. if you don't have time to pick up the phone, we would say, you, jonathan quinn known yes have a great plan b. as i mom i appreciate that story. >> good. >> you got to walk. >> my goodness. my work is never done here. oh, i'm staying, george. you tricked me. >> she's up, she's down. >>> here's what's coming up on "gma" on our "morning menu."

music and an appearance from elvis and how about marilyn monroe. with advances in cancer prevention early detection and treatment more than 14 million americans are cancer survivors. >> dozens of elite cyclists will take to the streets of philadelphia on sunday. mayor kenney was among the city leaders on hand at a press conference today to detail the philadelphia international cycling classic. the 12.3-mile circumstance can can it course starts and ends atop that infamous manayunk wall, a grueling 17 percent grade climb. and thousands of fans will line the streets to cheer them. now for a full list of road closures, some of which go into effect tonight, just head to 6abc.com. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 a woman and her daughter are still in the hospital after a devastating house fire. neighbors risked their lives jumping in to try to save them. we're live in northeast philadelphia following the story. >> plus, the simple gift of a doll brings an elementary school girl to tears.

the monroe school superintendent says the worker will not return to the district. for parents this is another reminder to talk social media safety with kids. >> as a parent you have to do it, as works ining in a school have to do, it's hard. >> reporter: the detective in charge of the case tells me he's setting up interviews with other possible victims which means more charges could be coming in this case. in monroe township, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00, a man is critically injured after a shooting in philadelphia's frankford section tonight. police say the victim was shot twice on charles street around 5:00. so far no word on any suspects. >>> a bucks county pharmacist shoots and kills a would-be robber who jumped over the counter. police say the masked man had a shotgun and zip ties when he walked inside the pharmacy in levittown this morning. the pharmacist saw it coming on his security cameras. he grabbed his gun and ordered the guy to surrender but the man jumped over the counter and that's when the pharmacist shot and killed him. >> was entirely

that happened when earl scruggs met up with bill monroe and join bill monroe's bluegrass boys. father of bluegrass music. it was something that was here to him and his mandolin was very dear to him. ♪ this mandolin was his favorite possession. they went in with a fireplace poker and found a mandolin and broke this thing into 150 pieces of wood and monroe was heart rogan. backandolin was sent company and was repaired. what was 150 pieces of wood became an instrument again and ricky skaggs, a great bluegrass musician played it before it was broken and after it was repaired and says it still has a beautiful sound. up withmandolin meeting the banjo overall scruggs that created bluegrass music. ♪ earl grew up in north carolina and developed a way of laying the banjo with three fingers rather than to and a bluesy style and a rocket fueled speed. ♪ intricatelay really pieces on the banjo. i asked him how did you know what you are doing was different from what other people were doing and was a value to listeners? theaid i was working at lily thread mill in shelby, north carolina. grady

monroe is is incredible. she has a great ear.repeat what i sing to her. >> she has perfect pitch? >> i thi she does. rocky, he is a super star anyway. he is a comedian. is hilarious. >> this stage is kingdom and she rules every inch of it. >> you notice we used to have them. >> if you had to give up stelletos or champagne what would bit? >> oh, man. do you have an answer that? do you like red wine better or champagne? >> champagne? >> really? >> i do. but i'm on pills so i can't have it now. >> i don't know how to respond to t >> it's going to be a bumpy ride. >> why when do we to hear monroe sing? because if mariah says she's good, watch out. >> two ta kids and two talented parents. the new kids the block just kicked off season 2 on pop tv. this is series where the boys go bananas on a cruise ship with their most rabid female fans and jennifer was hanging tough with them in new york. >> we're seeing a lot of abs this year. i feel like the first season we didn't see too many shirtsoff. this season you guys all have your shirts of

. >> plus fans across the globe are celebrating marilyn monroe tonight, and hope to purchase some of her personal items. >> and a lawyer, lawmaker, doubles as a lift driver. local congressman is taking some heat tonight after his car was spotted with the infamous lift mustache. we'll be right back. ack. includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday mr. president ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> who can forget the the iconic marilyn monroe sing to go president john f ken. >> i celebrating marilyn today, she would have turned 90 years old today. >> wow, to mark the occasion, wormed wide tour kicked off today featuring several of her personal belonging that will be auction off this fall. the price yes, sir item, is a am expected to go for $08,000. other items from phillip morris cigarettes to used revlon lipstick, and a jewelry case only by monroe's former

marilyn monroe, the blond bombshell who lit up the silver screen in the '50s and '60s is still just as famous as ever. nbc's cynthia mcfadden looks at why marilyn's memory lives on all these years later. ♪ >> reporter: marilyn monroe played the dumb gold-digging blonde so well, people often thought it was who she was. >> i always say a kiss on the hand might feel very good, but a diamond tiara lasts forever. >> reporter: today fans paused on the hollywood walk of fame to remember what would have been the actress' 90th birthday. which raises the question why, why does endure? in part because she represents the attitude about women and sex in the 1950s. sometimes bold and brassy, sometimes sweet and vulnerable. perhaps, too, because while she's been copied and parodied over the years, she has never been matched. born in 1926, she grew up with foster families, wedding for the first time at 16. marriages to baseball star joe dimaggio and playwright arthur miller. at age 36 she made one of her most famous personal appearances. ♪ happy birthday, mr. president ♪ >> reporter: her vulnerability

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decided it was fine the door was shut a accountant of follow-up on the last hearing i talked with monroe about the complainant is the landlord of the building next door talked to the complainant well and what they originally minded the complaint wanted sound at the time a similar situation the building is you think opted out i expressed basically, we don't approach it personally we want to work together to try to solve the issue rather than an enforcement action so initially when i talked to the building owner about a month ago they weren't on board with dealing with the memo i made it clear that's right the route he agreed to a meeting so that's going to be be passed on to shawn we'll see where that goes the square so they finally took the speakers out of the wall the complainant is not totally happy but how i feel is that the venue after initial bumps and bruises they've gone above and beyond to try to appease the neighbor and eliminate the sound issue evident in the bar listening to the speakers on the wall but on the wall created a problem nevertheless, they took them out the complai

they say monroe retrieved a hatchet from the backseat and started swinging.ple wrestling the hatchet away from him. he tried to run but that is when the police showed up. michelle: stunning surprise that one. scott: you can't make these stories up. michelle: scary. up next for us in spotlight on education. >> i'm kellye lynn at an elementary school in northwest where a famous baseball pitcher showed up today to get the kids wild about books. the story in spotlight on education. >> plus, one of the funniest men on film is about to come to d.c. our way this october next on "abc7 news at michelle: back to the top story. the outpouring of love after the terror attack that killed 49 people in an orlando nightclub. this is a live look at dupont circle in d.c. where a memorial is growing for those injured and killed in orlando. we have the special banner there. it's on display with plenty of room for you to head down and add a message. once the banner is full, we plan to send it on to orlando. so make sure you get out there and leave a warm, warm message there. now

fox 29's shawnette wilson live in monroe township tonight with the latest on this investigation.hawnette? >> reporter: so here's what we know. we're told the suspect worked for an outside agency that contracted employees for the munroe township school district we spoke with the superintendent earlier today. the sun tells us the suspect will not be returning to the district. still police say there is reason for parents to be concerned. they fear there may be more victims. so tonight they're urging parents to talk to their children in case they may have had contact with the suspects on social media. >> it's creepy. >> reporter: parents are learning the disturbing news tonight that this man, 32-year-old michael, who work as grounds maintenance work at schools in the monroe township school district is in jail. police say for exchanging child pornography with students. >> really have to be like careful with my kids right now. i really have to talk to them. about it. >> reporter: he has two daughters at williamstown middle where they've identified some of the victims after parents cont

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james monroe honored the virginia militia to stand guard as did thomas mckean in pennsylvania. the talk is that the selection was stolen. burr himself was somewhat elusive. he does not seem to discourage the possibility that he might be president. of course, he was not a particular friend of jefferson . vote, burr did say he had no interest in it should go to jefferson. i think that was the most political reply. he was 14 years younger than jefferson, 44 at the time of the election so he could look to think that there may be another opportunity. >> thank you. [applause] mr. o'shaughnessy: thank you very much. announcer: you are watching "american history tv" all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. announcer: next on american history tv, history professor lance sussman discusses emanuel celler who served in the u.s. house from 1923 to 1973. in the 50 minute talk, he details his career long fight against immigration restrictions in the united states, culminating a passage of the immigration act of 1965. the lecture i

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monroe elementary, mark rosenburke. argoney elementary school, cathy angs.rom james lick middle school, hell nu[inaudible] george washington high school, [inaudible] congratulations to all of you. now, san francisco unified school district deputy superintendent quadloupea [inaudible] >> congrat ylshzs to mayors teacher of the year. these 5 teachers standing out here on the field are incredible educators. they are our mvp. they are dedicated, hard working and innovative and our student benefit from their talent in the classroom. to all our educators in the san francisco unified school district, that is teacher, paraprofessionals school leaders and support staff, we thank you for your dedication to our young people of san francisco. we are very proud of and. because our teachers of the year are such team players zee a baseball cap for each of you to commemorate this very special night. i want to also thank on behamp the san francisco unified school district the giants oreg nation and wonderful supporters of the san francisco public schools. let's go teachers!

fort monro was a place in point -- case in point. we have fort monro as a mecca, rendezvous point. you can see it in the wta interviews that fdr, the new deal conducts in the 1930's. they systematically interview former slaves. they were talking about fort monro even then. here are the numbers of the people who come into fort monroe. 61. three on may 23, 18 67 in the next week. by summer there is 800, 500 of which are women and children. by early 1862, 1500. june, 5,000. by 1864, four monro and the satellite camps around it. the islands are more of a peninsula with a little strip they had to find these other camps and open them. 39,110 freeome to people. this is where we can see, if you , that is thes maps increase in norfolk county. that's the legacy of the .ontraband camp in fort monro you also have the grand contraband cap, built on the ashes of the confederate coming in and guerrilla warfare. again, and it becomes a place where hampton institute, historically black university, becomes the linchpin .or the black middle class alexandria, washington, d.c.. we look at that as a cas

fort monro was a place in point -- case in point. we have fort monro as a mecca, rendezvous point. you can see it in the wta interviews that fdr, the new deal conducts in the 1930's. they systematically interview former slaves. they were talking about fort monro even then. here are the numbers of the people who come into fort monroe. the three on may 23, 1861. 67 in the next week. by summer there is 800, 500 of which are women and children. by early 1862, 1500. june, 5,000. by 1864, four monro and the satellite camps around it. the islands are more of a peninsula with a little strip they had to find these other camps and open them. it becomes home to 39,110 free people. this is where we can see, if you look at census maps, that is the increase in norfolk county. that's the legacy of the contraband camp in fort monro. you also have the grand contraband cap, built on the ashes of the confederate coming in and guerrilla warfare. they build it again, and it becomes a place where hampton institute, historically black university, becomes the linchpin for the black middle class. alexandri

madison very much played a secondary role, highly supportive as with monroe, both very good proteges. yes. i should probably wait for the microphone people. yes. >> did the republicans really consider repealing some of hamilton's economic programs and the election of 1800? mr. o'shaughnessy: jefferson let the alien sedition act expire. he could not do anything about the national bank charter, which should not come up until madison who did let the bank lapse for a period. he never tried to dismantle hamilton's financial system. political cross-dressing, a phrase that goes on the great deal. jefferson is quoted saying, "we are all republicans, which is regarded as a great overture of his former opponents. the real truth is, he regarded them as an aberration. he thought he created the one party government which really did represent the interests of the american people. he never intended to create the opposition. he thought to his dying day that he created the one party that could embrace and represent america. he did retain a lot of federalists' components and did not try to dismantle ha

we're just coming up under monroe street. we just crossed monroe. we're about to round the bend.came out of backup that was surrounding glebe road and again, it is smooth sailing. a pleasant ride. irene johnson doing a great job of driving up there. we're not having to have too much stop and go traffic that we've this would parallel some of the single tracking orange line of metro. so so far so good here on the roads. we'll see about tomorrow. i guess a lot of people feeling it out today. >>> if biking to work is an option, capitol bikeshare offering it discounts. $2 for trips under 30 minutes. also morning corral service is expanded at farragut square. >> and to accommodate the extra traffic, ddot is implementing parking restrictions. ddot will extend morning and evening rush showers by 30 minutes monday through friday on certain busy corridors. that means there will be emergency parking restrictions along these streets. signs are posted letting you know when you can and c in a certain area. >>> you continue to share your experience online and we're monitoring them and finding t

again, storms expected on radar we got showers moving through, parts of monroe county, a shower through berks county. this is not what we're looking at into tomorrow. we've got a lot of stormy weather to the west, and again that's what's going to move in into tomorrow. so during the early morning hours perhaps we'll see thunderstorms but later in the day let's say after the noon time frame when those thunderstorms can become strong to severe coming up we'll look at the timing and see exactly what we can expect for your neighborhood through the course of the afternoon. >> thank you. a live look right now at the scene in manayunk. these streets will be lined with thousands of people in the morning, for the city's premier cycling event. the philadelphia international cycling classic gets rolling in just nine hours. and the barriers were up in manayunk this afternoon. we saw cyclists getting a feel for the course. wet weather in the forecast may force them to rethink especially the infamous manayunk wall. and its grueling climb. to keep tracking how tomorrow's storms impact your plans stay

that was different than before a couple other visits over the past couple of weeks i picked up on monroe and broadway. >> unit above broadway and have established ambient reading as well as what the that sounds like during events at morrow and following up with the complainant to discuss those measurements and - i think this wraps up my investigation at monroe a couple one offices permits we issued one at the festival and one at food parks over the past weekends both were in compliance as far as mobility conditions and both ended prior to the end of the permit and did not start until the start of the program. >> so all and all there was one additional visit i a was paved off from jordan to myself the square bar kitchen i made a visit to the complainants residence and the establishment itself and confirmed that two out of 4 speakers were removed from the bar and i think that is going to take some monitoring at levels of their system to make sure as opposed to adjusting volume on the fly things changed inside the bar some limits to insure that people know where to set them and leave them i

out there from 9:00 to 10:00 the at fifth and monroe.boomers on the way, are they headed your way? sue's got the answer coming up in 15 seconds. >> as predicted the rain is shear, it seems like west of philadelphia is where we are seeing the heaviest downpours all morning being some of them kind of this heavy rain kinds of falls apart before it makes it to the city. you see some lightning showing up on radar, as well, starting off, focusing on chester county, if you're in parksburg, getting heavy rain, coatesville heavy rain as well, down lower oxford down around route one, some heavy rain, and now we see some in newport delaware see the orange here, wilmington, delaware as well. this cell also moving from west to east. so if you are in carney, new jersey may be seeing it soon. >> morrisville, where dave kinchen is, and lightning showing up in chesapeake maryland about to head into middletown delaware, get ready for heavy rain maybe some loud thunder, if that's where you are this morning. gloucester county just some light rain this morni

these picks with monroe and morocco say itall. best father's day ever. miley was wearing her emotions on the back. posting this shot in the mirror. "hemsworth." her rumoredfiance. she will be with him tonight at premier of the new movie, we are going to be there. cameron i with me right now with the new trend in male modeling which will happens to be having a famous last name. >> doesn't hurt. saw the action week at the show in milan. see if you can guess the good jeans behind these runway standouts. first up, presley gerber son of cindy crawford and ran gerber. he got that steel stair down. mom cindy posted this shot, my little boy all grownup. sister is a model too. >> who better can guide them. i'm be a great guide. >> on the runway, 19-year-old rafferty law. a spitting image of his father, jude. millennial models also up the front row. lucas jagger. gabri gabriel-ka gabriel-kane. pam didn't encourage brandon to model. later these front row played house band at the after party. oh, to be young, famous and good looking. >> and we are not finished with

we are at fifth and monroe in south philadelphia, the living room cafe, go to my facebook page or exiterur web site if you had a's like me to visit your favorite spotty could be there in your living room, next thursday, jen, what do you got? >> okay. u.s. open, the actual open is starting to day and it will be on fox on sunday. kid have have something we want to show you. we will talk about why this might be one of the best golf brand in the united states. >>> name some dangerous sports. >> lacrosse. rock climbing. >> well, give me more popular sports. >> they are popular, wouldn't you a say. >> football. >> yes, certainly. >> of course, you didn't hear that, that is from the control room, it is football. hockey. >> yes. >> name a sport where you probably will not get hurt. >> you will not get hurt in any sport. >> how about squash. >> you can get hit in the face >> bad myth on. >> golf. >> i think golf. >> okay, golf. >> you can swing too hard. >> yes, tiger wood, his career is ruined, from a back injury. >> today is the start of the 116th u.s. open, this is a big deal in our country bu

rainfall we are seeing is up toward poconos with a few showers trying to make their way in carbon, monroe counties, pretty light in intensity. something we are watching but will not impact us, this is bonnie, do you remember one i redeveloped into a tropical depression and regained its tropical characteristics. so national hurricane center is reissuing advisories but wind speed only about 35 miles an hour and that will continue to move off to sea, restrengthening is possible but it will not present a problem for us or eastern sea board at all in the next several days. future weather showing us as we head in the evening hours we will see increasing cloud cover, overnight tonight a few showers possible but more so, likely as we head into tomorrow afternoon. uncommon for summertime to see showers and storms in the morning but we could see a few of those so pack along that umbrella heading in the afternoon hours. here comes that slow moving cold front dealing with hit and in miss showers and thunderstorms for second half of the day. we do dry out. if you have friday night plans by late evenin

betty monroe.Ón que ha tenido la telenovela en la uniÓn americana. betty: van a encontrar muchas cosas maravillosas. recuerden vernos, se van a divertir. vero: asÍ es, mi querida betty! te queremos mucho. y muy onto, ustedes van a ver en "sueÑo de amor" un cambio radical en los personajes. ayer estuve junto a juliÁn gil. Él viene diciendo en las redes sociales: ¿me quito o no el bigote? pues ayer se quitÓ el bigote, y se quitÓ otra cosa! ricardo: ¿ah, sÍ? pues mira, estÁbamos viendo fotos. vero: ¿tenemos la imagen de juliÁn con el cambio? no. pero la vamos a presentar muy pronto, porque estuve tras bastidores y vi el momento en que hicieron todo el cambio. se sentÍa muy extraÑo, me dijo. estaba acompaÑado por su hija, que me dijo que era la segunda vez que lo acompaÑa, porque era un momento muy importante para Él. ricardo: y dicen que en el estudio se hizo un silencio, y esto lo hace en solidaridad con betty monroe porque hace una escena donde realmente se van a quedar impactados. es una primera ac

people near the reliz and pine canyon and upper monroe areas have been told to evacuate. 100 buildings are considered threatened. officials are worried it could spread to the wilderness and build to 35,000 acres. >>> and to the south in calabasas, crews are nearly finished battling a blaze. our l.a. sister station shows us how hard they pushed to stop the flames from hitting home. >> reporter: along adamsville avenue, the only glow is from lights. but 24 hours earlier, it was flames that lit up the sky. >> it was too close for comfort. >> reporter: too close because this is now the view from the volpe family home, the only hint of color on the once lush hillsides. it's a fire that charred the 100 police acres. >> it came within feet of our house. we grabbed our bunny rabbits and vacated. >> reporter: all night, they watched televised images of the firefight, and as hours wore on, the fire grew weaker. by evening, smoke no longer blocked the sunset. >> quite concerned because of the winds and where we're at and the dryness. >> reporter: now, that concern has dissolved into gratitude. yo

monroe township police have arrested a man for allegedly changing child pornography with students. police say a man, 32 year old michael must land worked as a grounds keeper at the school in monroe township. he's now in jail charged with exchanging child pornography with students at williamstown middle school. parents contacted them after saying their children had exchanged pictures of themselves. investigators athat led them to the suspect. parents were obviously concerned. afraid still because every where is dangerous because they have all the films and they could take a picture of themselves and send it to this people. > police asked parents to contact them if they believe their children had contact with the suspect. at 7:07. route 73 in winslow township is back open after being shutdown between davis and central avenues yesterday evening police say a car accident brought down an electrical poll and wires so officials had to close down that area between davis and central. it's a busy area of that highway for several hours. traffic was diverted around the scene. there are no repo

miss monroe, eat a snickers. why? you get a little cranky when you're hungry. better? much better.ene will never make the cut. >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my panel. first up, nightly show contributor rory albanese, nightly show contributor. robin thede, he's a spokesman for "respect my vote." and his new e p "there's a lot going on" is out now. rapper vic mensa. and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter at nightly show using the hashtag tonightly. last weekend at the bet awards jesse williams gave an electrifying speech. take a look. >> and we're done watching and waiting while this invention called whiteness uses and abuses us, burying black people out of sight and out of mind while extracting our culture, our dollars, our entertainment like oil, black gold. >> larry: during the show, justin timberlake tweeted that he was inspired. then he got trolled for somebody sensitive and then twitter responded with this tweet and then twitter lost its mind. he thought he was being condescending. why do you think there was a big reaction to this reaction.

through tonight, scattered showers and through 11:00, a heavier shower in parts of carbon and monroeies. generally scattered maybe loc locally heavy but it's later in the day we see things ramp up. here's 6:00, that line of storms right along the i 95 corridor, moving through with strong widse an heavy rain and could be an instance at 2:00, things are looking pretty good but two hours later things can change quickly. things are pushing offshore and this will be a quick mover in a quite a bit of time. a big rain mover and i'm thi thinking any flooding is probably going to be localized, something you want to keep an eye out for as you head to your sunday. stormy into the weekend, temperatures on the warm side, 82 in philadelphia. on the humid side, it's not going to be until later in the overnight hours we get that front to finally move through and with that we improve conditions big time moving to monday. 84 degrees the high, sunshine and less humid and chance of showers tuesday and through the week again definitely make sure you're tuned to the weather as conditions will be changing

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the negotiators was of robert livingston and james monroe. my only interest in that was to ensure to have the means to pay for it. jeffersonreassure mr. that under article two section two of the constitution. the best and pointed out that it has come to an end. >> please join me in thanking him. [applause] >> i am a history buff. seeing the fabric of our country interesting how we work and how they are paid. i had no idea they did history. and with american history tv it gives you that perspective. >> each week, real america tongs you archival films today's public affairs issues.

that is why i -- many of you remember ran for president gary hart or studied president monroe, the monroe chapter, these are three of my fabulous chapters, fabulous authors, scientists, historians, legal scholars, people who specialize in this. the biggest challenge in writing this book is first of all dealing with this many authors who were all at the top of their game is a challenge and i rewrote and edited, most of these chapters 10 times each, very patient with me. the whole idea was to get the aerial view of how to connect the threads that bring together the different presidencies in different eras in american history. the biggest challenge, was not just doing the editing and wanted to read like a seamless story not a disjointed connection and you can find that is the case. one of the hardest things for me was writing the concluding chapter. this was an effort to take all 44 presidents and bring some sense to it. scenes that brought across presidencies, recurrent issues. and and it is proof person that none of this makes sense without historical context, you cannot understand preside

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negotiators was robert livingston and james monroe. talleyrand.ted with my only interest was to ensure we had the means to be able to pay for it and the second was to reassure mr. jefferson that although the constitution did not specifically empower him to enter into the matter, he had the authority under article two section two of the constitution. >> please join me in thanking mr. gallatin. you were watching american history tv on c-span3. >> next on american history tv, stanford university history professor ana minian talks about mexican migration to the united states in the 20th century. she focuses on the roles of both the u.s. and mexican governments and immigration policy. american history tv interviewed professor ana minian at this year's annual meeting of american historians in providence, rhode island. this is about 12 minutes. >> what was the program? ana: it was this guestworker program. as set of bilateral agreements between mexico and the united states that lasted officially from 1942 to 1964. it started as a wartime prog

western counties, carbon, monroe, lehigh valley but by tuesday morning, that system is going to be righttop of it. tuesday will be the best chance for rain area-wide. not a whole lot of rainfall tomorrow. maybe a tench in an inch. but by tuesday, at 5:00, we're looking at a quarter of an inch to half. it's pretty quiet as far as that visibility tonight but by tomorrow morning, there could be patchy fog out there. temperatures for tonight, upper 50's. pretty nice to open the windows that the out lying suburbs tonight each other patchy fog tomorrow. upper 60's to start. temperatures by lunchtime. still in the low 80's. the expected high temperature for tomorrow right around 84 degrees. partly sunny. that 30% storm chance mainly the far western counties. temperatures over the next couple days, just a a few degrees below that average for this time of year climbing up to 86. that's the average. the best chance tuesday, scattered showers and storms, 83 degrees will be the high temperature. of then at the middle and latter part of the week, seasonal, dry, quiet for the upcoming weekend, part of

that was different than before a couple other visits over the past couple of weeks i picked up on monroe and broadway. >> unit above broadway and have established ambient reading as well as what the that sounds like during events at morrow and following up with the complainant to discuss those measurements and - i think this wraps up my investigation at monroe a couple one offices permits we issued one at the festival and one at food parks over the past weekends both were in compliance as far as mobility conditions and both ended prior to the end of the permit and did not start until the start of the program. >> so all and all there was one additional visit i a was paved off from jordan to myself the square bar kitchen i made a visit to the complainants residence and the establishment itself and confirmed that two out of 4 speakers were removed from the bar and i think that is going to take some monitoring at levels of their system to make sure as opposed to adjusting volume on the fly things changed inside the bar some limits to insure that people know where to set them and leave them i

that was different than before a couple other visits over the past couple of weeks i picked up on monroe and broadway. >> unit above broadway and have established ambient reading as well as what the that sounds like during events at morrow and following up with the complainant to discuss those measurements and - i think this wraps up my investigation at monroe a couple one offices permits we issued one at the festival and one at food parks over the past weekends both were in compliance as far as mobility conditions and both ended prior to the end of the permit and did not start until the start of the program. >> so all and all there was one additional visit i a was paved off from jordan to myself the square bar kitchen i made a visit to the complainants residence and the establishment itself and confirmed that two out of 4 speakers were removed from the bar and i think that is going to take some monitoring at levels of their system to make sure as opposed to adjusting volume on the fly things changed inside the bar some limits to insure that people know where to set them and leave them i