fromd purchased products fort monroe. there are also very fragmentary references in some of the records. he mentions going to baltimore, which is a pretty remarkable on thebut he got himself military ship taking those troops out of virginia and back to washington. he also made his way to act to their original plantation and gathered up the harvest they had originally planted. so, they opened their store. they sold these products. they even had pigs -- they even in a side yard they fattened up for slaughter. a husband and wife transform themselves from slaves into independent proprietors. here is a photograph of hampton, just one part of the which may have been where they were. the movement made this possible. this was war and things could change in an instant. and that is exactly what happened. fast forward to the next summer in 1862 when the region saw an influx of soldiers during the peninsular campaign led by general george mcclellan. the campaign brought more men to the region. they made their way up the peninsula in

that was after reverend william monroe started saint matthews. first congregation had a side. second baptist is the only extinct side. the sanctuary we are taking in this morning was not the original sanctuary for a german reformed lutheran church. the original sanctuary is downstairs. douglasshere frederick that's the room where reverend supply chase, who was a white minister at second baptist for 10 years, he was the last conductor on the underground railroad's. was the 13th amendment ratified, freeing the rest of the slaves, reverend supply chase -- important that we commemorate, remember and never forget how important detroit was for the underground railroad. it was one of the most prominent sites and one of the most prominent ways. the underground railroad was an underlying foundation for the history of detroit. it was an instrumental part in the growth of the community. a large part of the community was made up by freedom seekers. >> during our time in detroit, we met up with a historian and tour guide who took us to sites around the city that tell the story of the afric

i always saw it as monroe was looking forward, not backward. and that he wanted the white house to represent what he believed the presidency should be. susan: how did americans feel about their president having anything french at that time? we have gone through various iterations of our feeling about being focused on america versus internationalist. matthew: i was going to say, james monroe was really popular. not a lot of people want to speak out about it. after he left office, congress passed a law in 1826 mandating that any furniture that is purchase for the presidents house be from an american manufacturer. some say it was a swipe at monroe or john quincy adams who came into office and had a different level of popularity? either way, it was probably more a reflection of the changing times. you are in the mid 1820's now, the united states, in terms of craftsmanship, had blossomed since 1800. there is a question of is is is if this is supposed to be representation of who we are as americans, shouldn't the things inside the house be made by am

kathy park, nbc news, monroe, new york. >>> now to our special series "my big idea." what the democrats running for president would like you to know about the issues driving them to to the white house tonight harry smith talks with washington state governor jay inslee. >> what's your big idea? >> my big idea is america needs to defeat the climate crisis. >> former congressman, current governor of washington and climate author, jay inslee's campaign has a single focus. >> we know the crisis is burning our towns, flooding our fields, causing diseases to spread north. we're losing massive economic wealth and benefit because of it. >> we met governor inslee at a des moines area community college. you know this provides a lot of power here >> about 30% plus in iowa. >> yeah. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: he would use executive power to restores obama-era regulations.

the statue depicts marilyn monroe in her iconic pose from the 1955 film, the 7 year, itch. >>for help tonight a recall on frozen spinach sold in 19 states, including california. that's right. the spin it. she is said to be organic as well in organic spinach and it was sold at different sprout stores, the regular and organic versions have not killed anyone or injured anyone or people haven't even reported illnesses for specifics on the recall we posted that information on kron 4 dot com. apple customers can now visit there near as best buy to get their products fixed. the tech retailer announcing its expanded partnership with apple in an announcement the company's say specially trained to gig squad employees at best buy will be fixing the customers apple devices. that's by had already offered apple certified repairs at select stores. but that program is now being augmented. >>let's take a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero on this very cool night. in the city. >>and microclimates in full effect says is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow see the breez

mark rosenberg -- [cheers and applause] -- from monroe elementary. i'm going to give a little background on mr. rosenberg, but i'll just say before that, i had a wonderful pleasure of meeting him a number of years ago in the community at a local fair. then this year i was invited to be part of his local civics educational opportunity in his class, but i'll get back to that. mr. rosenberg is an incredible, incredible third grade teacher who i've had the privilege of working with and knowing that works at monroe elementary school in the excelsior. he's been there since 2001. he was born in nairobi, kenya. his parents were working in the peace corps. and he lived there for about six months in the early 70s and moved back to the bay area settling here in the late 70s. he attended public school all the way to graduation. as a young child, mr. rosenberg had many career dreams -- this is important because he's incorporated these into all the work he does. teacher, firefighter, teacher, rock star, writer, teacher, professor, actor, depressing singer-songwrit

obviously, the monroe doctrine is a reference in history to a a lot of bad things that have happenedetween the united states and the hemisphere. and it is part of history that does not exist anymore because the united states is not anymore the only country or the country which almost all latin american countries is oriented. china is the first partner of brazil,peru, chile. in the case of cuba, i think there are 60 years that have demonstrated the conditions in cuba are taken in havana, not washington. nermeen: earlier this year, "the wall street journal" reported the u.s.-backed effort to oust venezuelan president nicolas maduro is just the first step in the trump administration's plan to reshape latin america, with cuba next on its radar. the report suggested the u.s. would announce new measures against cuba, including new sanctions and would also restore cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. according to "the wall street journal," the u.s. then plans to target nicaragua. in november, national security adviser john bolton dubbed the three nations the troika of tyranny

said the monroe doctrine didn't matter anymore.ers will not be in our hemisphere. at the beginning of the trump administration we looked at venezuela and recognized all the things he said, that it's corrupt and it's a narco state. but the way to solve it is behind the scenes to have american influence and money, but continue to encourage an internal revolutionary reform movement, but also to get venezuela's wealthy neighbors to take the lead in what happens in that hemisphere. trish: that would be colombia and brazil. they haven't been as forceful perhaps as venezuela and juan guaido and folks like yourself would like. are they moving in that direction? >> when i think about the international community, in our continent, it's the united states. they are the only ones who will do something about it. in this scenario. the only american president president bush and clinton, obama. no one has been so committed and forceful in energizing venezuela, generating a trust in the community to support venezuela. because it brings hopes the peo

no la compre por favor. >> ¿les gusta marilyn monroe? como estamos viendo, seÑores director muÉstrenos de cerca por favor para que nos de hambre, miren que cosa maravillosa esta la cocinamos al gusto de cada quien, puede hacerla termino medio o 3/4 comoquiera. >> por acÁ empecÉ a calentar frijoles un poco tibios y voy a hacer dos cosas muy ricas que van a complementar nuestra receta aquÍ tenemos una salsa seguida de un poco de chipotle una de las cosas favoritas mÍa, acompaÑamos esto con un poco de leche y la sazonamos con sal y tenemos la salsa perfecta para nuestras tortas. un par de otras cosas que vamos a preparar hoy por supuesto el aguacate lo vamos contar un poquito de sal. ahÍ estÁ, listo voy a sacar mi carne que ya tengo cocida por acÁ, miren que cosa maravillosa, perfecta, dorada de ahÍ sencillamente vamos a hacer un par de cosas. >> voy a tomar, voy a empezar a cortarla y siempre me gusta cortarla en Ángulos por quÉ, porque me va a dar las fibras de la carne van a estar mÁs suaves y al mismo tiempo van a ser mÁs faciales de se

dammed again at the misnamed monroe falls, the river serves a paper manufacturing plant.rth side of akron, the crooked cuyahoga makes its way into the city of cuyahoga falls. once again, civilization and people mean industry and industrial waste. at high water in the spring, the tumbling, rushing water pushing downstream is a sight to hebold. -- sight to behold. as it courses through here, the river drops an astounding 225 feet at a mile and a half. slowly, the river turns north on the terminal stage of its trip to the mouth and lake erie. north of akron, and far from lake rockwell, a portion of the water removed from there is now returned to the river. 60 million to 75 million gallons of sewage pass through here every day. the treated affluent is again aerated to add more oxygen to the water, separating the detergent, creating mountains of suds. but also in the water are phosphates, nitrogens, unremoved waste and bacteria, all more harmful than the visible form. further downstream, cleveland's southerly treatment plant will add another 75 million gallons of affluent to t

narrator: at monro falls as in countless other places, the dams provide water for specialized use.ing company. such uses of river water continue until it finally reaches lake erie. then it slowly meanders through the city of cuyahoga falls, in some spots appearing as an idyllic stream. ♪ in others, an industrial sewer. waste, mostly industrial, trickles into the beleaguered river. but it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago, but many polluters are still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. ♪ from cuyahoga falls, the river winds through the city of akron. from the three dams upstream, the city removes some 70 million gallons of water a day and returns it to the tiny stream at the boxing plant several miles below. during low flow period, the discharge may make up 85% of the river's water. under normal conditions, as much as half. from here, the cuyahoga attempts to act like a river, coursing down rapids and waterfalls, descending several hundred feet in little more than a mile and a half. ♪ narrator: by the time the cuyahoga river reaches clevel

. >>> a group of people that stole a marilyn monroe statue near the hollywood walk of fame. the statue of monroe and her iconic pose from the seven-yearich was sawed off at the hollywood gazebo. inzebo, cut off the statue with a hacksaw and put it into a backpack. >>> tonight's giants looking to lead with a split. the dodgers beat the giants 9- 2. had all the scoring they needed. shortstop chris taylor added a second home run in the fifth inning. the dodger his four home runs on the night. including a two-run shot by cody bellinger. his 24th of the season. >>> oakland a's hope to extend their series. the a's completed a three-game sweep yesterday. chris took a no-hitter. three-run shot in the fifth inning. the a's went on to beat the o's. 8-3. >>> following the tragic mosque shooting in new zealand. lawmakers there are working to get coming up, the creative new program that is being rolled out. >>> and building from the ashes. how one artsist is find -- artist is finding beauty from the rebel in butte county. >>> good morning. we have traffic that is getting busier now. as w

. >>> the oaklands monroe, this is no cheat. a two run shot extended his hitting streak to 17 games. they snapped their five-game losing streak, 30-30. >>> softball, ucla one out away from winning the women's college world series, then oklahoma's shake annex for egg game-tying home run to keep hope alive. autumn of the inning, kinsley washington, we have a play at the plate, here comes w, here c elizabeth, what is the call? >> safe. >> safe. safe is the runner and the bruins take five minutes for to ta hchshipand first since 2010. that was a great game. >> that is great. >> that is impressive. a usc fan would have called them out. right? >> both of those teams were incredible. >> exactly. >>> we will be right back. >>> this just in, oakland city leaders just voted to decriminalize magic mushrooms, making it the first california city to do so and only the second in the country. >> we will have much more on this story and more at the morning news, the late show with stephen colbert at coming up next. have a good night. (male annou

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>>statue of marilyn monroe, it's been stolen from a very public spots in hollywood.panther wonder woman and now ruth bader ginsburg. >>others battle it out in the world of fiction but mtv says it celebrating a real life hero. the supreme court justice won the best real life hero award at the mtv movie and tv awards that aired a last night. ginsburg got the nod thanks to the cnn documentary about her life called rbg the 86 year-old liberal legal icon was the second woman afford to be confirmed to the supreme court. she has been on the bench, 25 years graduates of marjory stoneman douglas high school are on capitol hill today, hoping their business idea. >>helps others deal with stress and trauma. the former students have experience living through a traumatic event a gunman killed 17 people inside their high school. back in 2018 the students who graduated from the high school or competing in the junior achievements national student leadership summit since 2009 the competition has brought students together from all over the country to showcase their business skills. eac

matthew's episcopal that was after reverend william monroe left second baptist and started st. matthew's. also had a site first congregation had a site. sited baptist is the only still in existed. sites have not moved on to another location. the sanctuary that we are taping in this morning was not the original sanctuary. the original sanctuary is downstairs. that is the room where frederick douglass came to visit on numerous occasions. in 1865 when the 13th amendment was ratified freeing the rest of it is extremely important that we commemorate, remember and never forget how important detroit was because it was one of the most prominent ways and most prominent that was put in use going to canada because of our close proximity to canada. the underground railroad was an underlying foundation for the history of detroit because it was an instrumental part of the growth of the community. a large part of the community was made up of the freedom seekers and helped detroit grow to be what it is today. >> continuing our to tour of detroit next we had to greektown 48 stop at detroit publ

detective steve peglow of the monroe county sheriff's office. >> he said that charlie was upset abouts, had come home to talk to people, was working out some things and he'd be okay. >> it was now late thursday night, almost the weekend. charlie didn't go back to school friday morning. and come monday, he wasn't at practice. >> wasn't really much i could do any way other than text him, and he didn't respond. >> and then it was monday night. something awful. >> 911. what is the nature of your emergency? >> yes, i -- >> the caller so distraught confused the dispatcher. >> ma'am, i can't understand anything you're saying. does anyone need an ambulance? >> it was jean tan, charlie's mother. >> did you say you heard a shot? >> yes. >> does someone in the house have a gun? >> now the garbled story is coming into focus. shots fired, the husband, the man of the house is shot dead. >> who's already dead? >> my husband. >> your who? >> my husband. >> are you in a safe spot? >> yes, i am. >> we need you to wait outside of the house for the police officer's safety. >> detective peglow was soon on

a statue of marilyn monroe has been taken from the top of the ladies of hollywood can see both the walkt's pretty high up there. so police are trying to figure out exactly who is behind this and how they did it because evil celebrates women from different cultures in the movie industry and a lot of marilyn monroe fans often come to that spot to visit to take a look at the statue and community leaders say the art is meaningful and they are dead set on getting it back. >>we'll take a quick break as we head to a commercial. here's a quick live look outside stf oo much in the way back up just yet we'll keep an eye on that hopefully will clear before any damages and is done there for arriving flights we'll be oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two

so william monroe trotter, the editor of a newspaper, the guardian in boston, first african-american to be a phi beta kappa graduate of harvard took cooking lessons and got a job in the galley of a ship as a cook, and went to paris and became very well known and badgered wilson, almost on a daily basis. he is interwoven here. let's see. ok. here is an editorial that came out of that newspaper, which i have as the lead into trotter. to give you a sense of african americans coming home, you left home to make the world a safer place for democracy, and your work will have been in vain if it does not make your own land a safer place for you and yours. if you have been fighting for democracy, let it be a real democracy, a democracy in which the blacks can have equal hope and equal rewards with the whites. 423, okay. here's a description, this begins chapter 32. kind of describes the year, i think. it really, it's very, kind of came out by accident in the first session the fourth part. 1919 was the time when pent up hopes collided with war's aftermath it was a time when bombs exploded on po

. >> located in old monroe, north of st.s says the tariffs had already cut into his bottom line. with china slashing its purchase of american soybeans. so farmers have been promised government assistance, he doesn't know how much he might receive, and the notion of a bageout wears on his pride. >> farmers don't want a bailout. we don't want government money. we just want a free market. most farmers are still supporting president trump, but i think it is wearing out. the flooding is obviously more difficult. the tariffs might be more frustrating, because somebody has control over the tariffs. >> reporter: for now, his immediate concern is trying to save the house built by his grandparents. these pumps and a homemade flood wall have mainly kept it dry. he says the water won't fully recede until july. too late, he says, for any planting. >> you don't get your food from the grocery store. i mean you get it from the grocery store, but we're out here working our tails off to grow it for you. and we're having a pretty tough time. >

. >> reporter: located in the small town of old monroe north of st.tariffs already cut into his bottom line with china slashing its purchase of american soybeans though farmers have been promised government assistance he doesn't know how much he'll receive and the notion of a bailout wears on his pride. >> farmers don't want a bailout. we don't want government money. we just want a free market. most farmers are still supporting president trump but i think it's wearing out. the flooding is obviously more difficult. the tariffs might be more frustrating because somebody has control over the tariffs. >> reporter: for now his immediate concern is trying to save the house built by his grandparents. these pumps and a homemade flood wall have mainly kept it dry. he says the water won't fully reseed until july. too late, he says, for any planting. >> you don't get your food from the grocery store, we're out here working our tails off to grow it for you and we're having a pretty tough time. >> reporter: yet he says most farmers wouldn't have it any other way.

. >> vamos con karina monroe que estÁ en francia en cobertura especial de la copa mundial de la fifaciÓn de hoy de la copa femenina de la fifa francia 2019, tenemos un invitado que se van a quedar con el ojo cuadrado, solo aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> estamos de vuelta aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" con dos expertos en deportes, erasmo provenza y federico. >> muchas gracias erasmo, bienvenido al segmento deportivo un placer que estÉs con nosotros. >> el par de veces que estuve acÁ no estaba a tu lado, estaba con sandarti, pero a lo sandarti le va durar... >> estÁ bien. >> a pesar que no es su fuerte (hablan al unÍsono) pero bueno, (risas) bueno seÑores, es momento de hacer un contacto con karina monroe la verdad estamos muy entusiasmados con el comienzo mundial de la copa femenina francia 2019 y vamos contigo karina ¿quÉ nos tienes? >> queridos, en parÍs todo puede pasar, y el dÍa de hoy, ustedes saben que yo soy capaz de cualquier cosa con tal de obtener informaciÓn, miren nada mÁs lo que tengo aquÍ seÑor >> quiere un cafÉ? >> por favor karina, por favor hace mucho frÍo

still cover much of the southern half of arkansas, and we have a flash floods warning in effect for monroe, louisiana. as far a radditionalnfall goes, over the next 12 hours, the heaviest rain, centralth texas, nn louisiana and areas of northern mississippi. we're not done yet >> thanks so much, bill. >> the trump administration is ramping up pressure on iran this morning with fresh sanctions on teheran. the move comes just days after the country shot down a u.s. spy drone over the strait of hormuz. and there are reports the u.s. has already launched a cyberattack on iran targeting its command and control systems. nbc' js tracie pottsoins us with the latest froc.m d. tracie, good morning >> reporter: hi, frances, good morning. this morning tough talk coming from both the white house and the president after that drone was struck down, and the president called off an air-strike that he says would have killed 150 innocent iranians in retaliation. notthe us u.s., he says, cking off. the new round of sanctions, economic sanctions against iran's already crippled economy expected to be announced

kathy park, nbc news, monroe, new york. >>> now to our special series "my big idea." what the democrats running for president could like you to know about the issues driving them to the he white house. tonight harry smith talks with washington state governor jay inslee. >> what's your big idea? >> my big idea is america needs to defeat thelimate crisis. >> former congressman, current governor of washingtonnd climbed author, jay inslee's campaign has a single focus. >> we know therisis dis burning our towns, floo our feeds. we'reosing massive economic wealth and benefit because of it. >> we met governor des moinesa area community college. you know this provide a lot of power here? >> about 30%-plus in inwhat. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: he would use executive power to restores obama-era regulations. oe wants to end the usef coal in ten years, and for all new cars and light trucks to be electric be 2030. there are only a million electric cars on the road. we set 17 to 20 million cars a year. >> and in 1940, only 70 creeps made in the united states. in four years we

they say somebody used flammable liquids me set off this on monroe on wednesday.nvestigators found places both e inside and outside thilding that indicate this may have been an arson. >> we have an arsonist out there. we'd like to make sur that we remove them, keep our streets safe. >> nobody was hurt in this fire. investigators hopetips from the public will help them lead to an arrest. honoring a day spent the thousands of soldiers who gave their lives on the beaches of normandy on d-day 75 yea ago, sprump heading back to -- president trump is heading back to washington, d.c. he joined other leaders to pay tribute to those soldiers, the t sailors, airmen who fought, telling the veterans that they were present -- your example will never, ever grow d, ol your legend will not tire. the president didn't only have words forve the terans of world war ii but for speaker of the house nancy pelosi, as well. during an interew with fox news' laura ingram taped before his afooerppearance at the cere he respondmm to a coent speaker pelosi made behind doors telling other democ

another item to your young camper's checklist m before sending thef for summer fun kath, y parkc news, monroe, new york >> riding a wave of momentum from a record setting 13-0 victory over thailand, the u.s. women's national team started their next world cup game against chile on a roll. just 11 minutes into the match up, carley lloyd gets a stellar strike of the ball and it is good for a second goal of this world cup. the americans go on tohiin two more to beat chile 3-0 the victorsecured the team's place in a round of 16 >> ready for that am nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking severe weather for us bill >> once again, it's going to be more of the same this week good morning i hope you had a wonderful father's day and wonderful weekend. we are watching storms from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic this afternoon we have a slight risk of severe weather in washington, d.c. to salisburofy area north county richmond we're not going to see a lot of severe weather but there could be new and damage. the time of the mess i7:s a.m. so hit and miss storms out there. 4 to 5:00 p.m., st. louis s

a wicket and with nearly 34 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory. naomi osaka is winning run at the grand slam tournaments is over after being knocked out of the french open the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player playing this one in straight sets as well osaka had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. 23 grand time grand slam champion serena williams has had to say goodbye to her hopes of another major title she was beaten by straight sets by far fellow american sophia cannon. but there is no problem for her defense defending champion simona halep she is comfortably through to the last 16 the romanian drop just 3 games against this year so rinko of ukraine winning in just 55 minutes. novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy's salvatore do so in straight sets. world have you what we champion anthony joshua is hoping to impr

wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory. naomi osaka is out of the french open ending her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling 24th grand slam title at least for now she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american sophia cannon this is serena's earliest exit from a slam in almost 5 years the 20 year old can and will play ashley barty her place in the quarterfinals. and novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy's salvatore cut also in straight sets. world heavyweight champion anthony josh was hoping to impress american boxing fans on saturday night as he makes his u.s. debut the briti

so eric i can see you trying to get in there i want to share with you from our audience this is monroe mclaren she's a student and she's a big u.s. women's soccer fan and she talks to us almost as though she is one of the teammates here is the have a listen to what she said. to the question is should women's national soccer team be paid equally to the men's national soccer team and yes there's no doubt about it they should be better and more successful than the mets national soccer team we've won 3 world cup titles we've won 4 gold medals in the summer olympics and altogether we've won more games and then the national team asked. in 2015 after we won our sure broke up title women repeat a mere $1700000.00 to the men's $5300000.00 that they won after losing in the 16th round of their world cup we won our gold cup title yet we're paid less than the man so i stand with 2 women for better pay equal pay and i wish him the best of luck in the rest of the world cup term. so erica mentions the money but it's not even just that look here on you tube this just came in live from elizabeth rainey

fire chief gregory dean says somebody used flammable liquids e to set off this house on monroe streetvestigators found places both inside and outside the home that indicate somebody set this fire intentionally. >> we have an arsonist out there. we'd like to make sure that wem ree them to keep our streets safe. >> now, no one was hurt in the fire. d.c.'s arson task force is in>stigating. >>lso new at 11:00, a d.c. firefighter who was critically injured in anon uty crash says his colleues intentionally hit him to avoider striking anoth fire truck and now he's suing the city. dane smothers jr. was hit by a ladder truck in august 2017. he had a lung removed and part of his skull was crushed. today he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. according to the suit, he was hit because of unsafe training. an internal department report cited problems wit the way the fire trucks were positioned. d.c. fire referred questions about the lawsuit to the d.c. attorney general. >>> a small plane ended up flipped on its roof after takeoff this afternoon. take a look. this is the plane after it crashed, not

clara check it out the fire department says a contractor hit a gas line just off of el camino and monroe this happened yesterday people in the area were evacuated when it happened. gas was restored within about 2 hours. well scientists are concerned about a humpback whale that's swimming just off the shoreline in alameda. the well has been just going in circles and the water in the cold there for about a week now marine mammal center spokeswoman says that the well appears to be unhealthy and mel nurse, they believe that it's an adult female. they have been monitoring her. she was first spotted near the uss hornet ah this is near the pottery born arie pottery barn area. the weld may have gone there for protection to get out of the harsh open waters. >>right now as you see she's just swimming around and coming up in breathing. you know every minute or 2 which is very normal whale activity. >>i hope she is able to get out scientists say that she still active she has been eating in that area so bad it's good, but they don't want to disturb or remove her they fear that that will cause her mor

have influence in venezuela and elsewhere in our hemisphere, which is why honestly talking about the monroedoctrine again is very appropriate. venezuela has the largest reserves of uranium in the world, may be second canada depending on your estimate it makes it a prime target for iran which is operating in venezuela today. russia and china have enormous debts owed to them by venezuela as the country has collapsed economically. they've taken advantage of it. there are russian military and paramilitary forces still in venezuela, and the extent of the debts that are owed to them given very powerful leverage. one of the reasons to return the government of venezuela to the people of venezuela rather than paramilitary forces or cubit is to keep these external influences reduced as well. i don't think we paid enough attention to what happened in the past ten years in latin america. it's time we reverse that. and i tell you, unlike years past, the other governments in the hemisphere by and large, some exceptions, by a large arbor supportive of what we're doing. in brazil and argentina, chile, colo

wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory not only osaka is out of the french open ended her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling 24th grand slam title at least for now she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american sophia cannon business arenas earliest exit from a slam in almost 5 years the 20 year old can and will play ashley barty her place in the quarterfinals. and novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy's salvatore cardoso in straight sets. world heavyweight champion anthony josh was hoping to impress american boxing fans on saturday night as he makes his u.s. debut the britis

wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory may only osaka is out of the french open ended her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina over the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well i thought i had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling 24th grand slam title at least for now she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american sophia cannon business arenas earliest exit from a slam in almost 5 years the 20 year old can and will play ashley barty her place in the quarterfinals. and no but djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy's salvatore to sew in straight sets. spain's paolo bilbao won the penultimate stage at this year's judo did talia overall leader richard kept hold of the leaders jersey

well statue of marilyn monroe has been taken from the top of the ladies of holly, what does the people on the walk of fame. police are investigating but they have no idea what had governor who took it. so because evil celebrates women from different cultures, a in the movie industry and a lot of maryland fans visit that spot to see it so it has disappeared a leader says the artists meaningful and that they intend to get it back. the city of huntington park is deploying its very own robotic officer to monitor public outdoor areas, you know like parts. it's called 8 p robocop city officials announced this high-tech edition to the police force yesterday looks to me. >>but it's just a way for us to just be more president you know in various areas of the and of the city we cannot provide the police service that the community needs and give our officers more time to concentrate on other important things. >>i think the things and parking garages, sometime hunting tina they tested of the robo. at event last month and it seems like it's performing well so far be t for peek outside we're checkin

that's why talking about the monroe doctrine again is appropriate. venezuela has the largest reserves of uranium in the world, maybe second to canada depending on your estimate. it makes it a prime target which is operating in venezuela today. russia and china have enormous debts owed to them by venezuela as the company has collapsed economically. they've taken advantage of it. there are russian and china military forces still in venezuela today and their debt gives them more power. the one way to return venezuela to the people of venezuela rather than these external forces is to pay attention to venezuela as well. i tell you, unlike years past, the other governments in the hemisphere by and large, some exceptions, by and large are very supportive of what we're doing. in brazil, argentinargentina, c colombia, central america, they see the threat posed by what's happening in venezuela and they've been very supportive of the opposition. they are on their own, and we have worked together with the lima group, with the organization of american states, i t

not going to the congress senders set but also members of the supreme court and outgoing president monroe, incoming president elect, adams, all spent hours listening to this presentation. in the community he set up was called new harmony. it was in indiana and it almost instantly collapsed in disharmony. what happened with, at new harmony, turned out to be exactly representative of the whole group of these experiments. historians of communes said that their median lifespan was two years. before they went the way of new harmony. it might have been in an alternative imaginary history that the whole idea of socialism would have ended right there. been there, tried that. didn't work. but then it was taken up and given a much more powerful life by this remarkable tagteam of political activists and philosophers of great power. they pulled off what i think has to go down as one of the great intellectual cons of all time. >> you can visit our website booktv.org to watch the rest of the program. search for joshua or heaven on earth using the search box at the top of the page. >> booktv asked repre

that was after william monroe started st. matthew's. first congregation had a side.econd baptist is the only extinct side. the sanctuary we are taking in -- taping in this morning was not the original sanctuary for a german reformed lutheran church. when we came here in 1857. the original sanctuary is downstairs. that is where frederick douglass came to visit on numerous occasions. that's where john brown visited his good friend fred led douglas -- frederick douglass. that's the room where reverend supply chase, who was a white minister at second baptist for 10 years, he was the last conductor on the underground railroad. when the 13th amendment was ratified, freeing the rest of the slaves, reverend supply chase had the community come to hear the reading of the 13th amendment. it is extremely important that we commemorate, remember and never forget how important detroit was for the underground railroad. it was one of the most prominent sites and one of the most prominent ways. because of our close proximity to canada. the underground railroad was an underlying founda

this feels like a flagrant violation of the monroe doctrine and then some. what do you think?cuban missile crisis is an apt comparison. but this is worse. this is a missile-launching boat. the joint chiefs of staff and the intelligence community has to be watching everything that's in there. we cannot let them sit around that close to our shores period. what's the real deal? putin wants something. we don't need to send a fleet 60 miles off cuba. but we cannot allow ships of war of this size and capability to be that close to our shores. trish: what do you think it's related to? is it related to venezuela or cuba or iran? why are they doing it? >> it's not related to cuba at all. clearly it's russian provocation. they want attention. they want something. our state department and intelligence community. they are talking to them saying what are you guys doing? then we'll have to get public by the and say we are not going to tolerate it. in order to put pressure on russia which has the economic size of spain or italy. this is a provocation and we can't let it stand. trish: not say

back in 1822, james monroe wrote to congress about congressional spending authority should be limitedonal works, spending authority became relatively unlimited it would be subject to waste and abuse. here we are 200 years later and these earmarks continue to corrupt congress and the road trust in washington dc. federal spending in general has ballooned to new heights, $21 trillion in debt and there seems to be nobody left in washington willing to get serious about spending cuts. heather: people want more information you have more in the hill. thank you so much, kristin. the time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and facebook wants to know what you are doing but there's a catch. never a doll moment, the training exercise this giant white sharks just interrupted. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. tha