it's evident at national treasurers like fort munro.t munro has an underappreciated heritage related to the origins and ending of slavery in america. in 1690, the first slave ship to arrive in the new world deposited its cargo of human beings where fort munro now stands. in 1861 at a civil war rage, sheppard mallory, james townsend , enslaved african-americans, saw it protection at fort monroe. benjamin butler declared them contraband of war. as word spread, more than 500,000 enslaved people followed in the footsteps of mallory, baker, townsend, leading to one of our nation's most extraordinary and, until now, and overlooked story of self emancipation and self-determination. fast forward to the 20th century, the neat row houses and tree-line the streets of the pullman community in chicago harbor a multitude of stories. magnate social experiment became a catalyst for the first african-american union in the u.s. president, asa legrand off, would use his hard-fought victory at pullman to help end segregation in the military, defense contra

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munro. your presence is requesteded so, your first issue ended up green, and your second issue arrived in pieces? that's weird, right? yeah. what do you think? is there something to it? two disasters in a row? most definitely. i knew that. i knew that. okay, when can you start? as soon as i'm retained. and we collect our prize money for the completed issue. what she sd. my rate is $500 a day plus expenses. julian's not gonna know about this at all. julian's not gonna know until curtis comes back with his findings. who-who's this julian? julian jerome, our publisher. he's ignored our concerns, says that we're paranoid. yeah, he told us to shut up and gegeback to work. i assure you, my assistant and i will keep everything confidential. okay, great. um, we have to go to the courthouse to cover a story. um, so, i will write you a check for your retainer and your rewardrdoney -- are these yours? sorry. no problem. just don't leave them on my desk again. we're gonna stick around and do a low-key i

this is sent to president davis when he was in prison in munro. after two years of sitting on a hard bench, she was finally allowed to send in to jail. -- to send him this chair. these northern men got behind the effort to have him released on a bail bond of $100,000. a number of prominent north american helped to release him. they never brought him to trial. according to the constitution, the south had the right to secede. this bible was taken by northern soldier, but was later returned by his younger brother to the white house, mr. rk willis. this beautiful table shows that mr. davis and president davis just enjoyed having guests. they had lavish donors, beautiful appointed china that we have some of. the brightest and best minds of the south. mrs. davis was beautifully educated. she was, in her own right, a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine how they sat around this table, in tops, discussing politics. they would have people of all different types of social and economic backgrounds support president davis, because he was the figurehead of th

that will track just north of lancaster to munro again and up to the north. all of these stocks have been heavy rain, bit of wind and they have not turned severe. at this point is fairly unlikely it will turn severe, it's not out of the question. storm still rolling across the southern edge, the northern edge is not as bad. we are mainly looking at rain. tomorrow we have a chance just chance just a 30% chance of rain to move in. it does have a chance to turn severe as well. that could happen i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. call now. i'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour i'll be there for you like i've been there before i'll be there for you ladies, do i have to say it again? nouris

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look at some of the record flooding they had seen here in munro, louisiana. more than 24 inches of rain. more than one foot of rain falling. really bad situation. also that will be shifting north and east. temperatures are still my. 60 in memphis. after the north, 72 in austin. upper 70's down south. earlier today, lower 80's in fayetteville. upper 70's across the triangle. we will continue to see temperatures go down. 61 by the time needed to 5:00 in the morning. to spend ahead. some people get confused as to whether or not we fall back or spring forward. cloudy skies overnight. a nine in fayetteville. on race day, 60's to start early on the transitioning into the 70's. you will also notice rain chances going up after lunch time. you may run into issues if you are finishing after noon. the rest of you, you will probably finish before lunch here in lower 70's expected in the triangle tomorrow afternoon. 72 in roxboro. mostly cloudy. we will likely see man in the afternoon. some disturbances rotating through the area sunday also on monday as this low pressure

munro, i'm julian jerome. this is my wife, alexis davis. hi. how do you do? good, thanks. uh, listen. we're looking for my niece kiki jerome. how is she doing? kiki's out of surgery. she's holding her own now. well, that's great. that's good news, isn't it? we can't be sure of the long-term effects of kiki's injury. she has a long road ahead of her, which is why she needs her family to be strong for her. [ sighs ] is kiki allowed visitors? she's in i.c.u., so she's only allowed one visitor at a time. you're more than welcome to wait here until her mother is done visiting with her. thanks. the news said that there was, um... there was, uh, gunfire at the wedding. that must have been... well, it must have reminded you of when you got shot. well, it didn't exactly help me forget. that -- that, uh... that must have been traumatic for you. thank you. if i didn't know any better, i'd say you're a lot less ruthless than you seem, too. what? oh. [ chuckles ] yeah, don't let it get around. i have a... ...a reputation to... uphold. tracy? tracy? frustrated with your overactive bladd

check out this video from munro. fish swimming down the road. the massive rain that hit the air produced the scene this week. a student at the university of louisiana at monroe showed the creatures flopping around on the pavement. and jobs, look out. check out the monster great white a south carolina fishermen pulled in. 2500 pounds. it was 14 feet long. the men had to call for backup as they became exhausted trying to reel in the fish. talked with an acoustic tractor, and then set free. he is the first fishermen in years to catch a great white shark with only a real. a pangolin continues to give gratitude to its rescue air. a part-time fisherman found the bird and nursed him back to health after it was covered in oil. the penguin now returns every year after breeding season to visit its rescuers. >> carry on carry on amber: recognize that song? that is merely singing that when she was two years old. she had the habit of yelling out mama, so her family began it quickly became her favorite song. barbara: love it. how precious. you can see the mus

sent to president davis when he was in prison in munro. after two years of sitting on a hard bench, she was finally to jail.to send in these northern men got behind the effort to have him released on a bail bond of $100,000. a number of prominent north american helped to release him. they never brought him to trial. according to the constitution, the south had the right to secede. this bible was taken by northern was later returned by his younger brother to the .hite house, mr. rk willis shows thatful table mr. davis and president davis just enjoyed having guests. they had lavish donors, china thatppointed we have some of. the brightest and best minds of the south. mrs. davis was beautifully educated. in her own right, a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine how they sat around this table, in tops, discussing politics. they would have people of all different types of social and support backgrounds president davis, because he was the figurehead of the movement of the confederacy. in order for the confederacy to work, president davis had to

a road in west munroe collapsing under the weight of rising water. >> we looked down and part of thiscrete was all gone and so it was like a huge waterfall was going down. >> reporter: flooding also hitting nearby arkansas and texas. folks in texas say they were prepared to deal witness conditions. >> started moving cars, trailers, boats, our toys. and the water started coming up little faster than we thought. so we got the stuff moved and needed to move on the street and we faux cuff on the house. lifting furniture, cleaning up stuff off the ground. >> reporter: torrential rain causing problems in tennessee as well. crews in memphis working to contain a mudslide putting up large concrete barriers in hopes of blocking more mud from reaching the road. >> we will continue here at city hall to staff overtime as needed to respond to the number of complaints and calls for servi services. we will continue to do so as long as necessary. >> reporter: the storm hitting louisiana are now moving toward alabama. several inches of rain could fall in the mobile area by early sunday. >>> in new york

munroe, over 20 inches of rain, roughly 500 millimeters of precipitation in a three-day period leadinges. all 64 parishes throughout louisiana have been declared a state of emergency. we still have flood warnings in effect for the area. the good news is the heavy batch of rainfall moving away from this particular region, but that doesn't mean the flood threat is over. remember, the flood -- water seeks its own level. it is going to take several days for that water to actually recede and the big cleanup is going to get underway as we start to see sunshine over the next several days. forecasted accumulation shows the raninfall moving north. that is at least good news for the area that's been hit hard this week. i'm going bring you to chicago. i love this time of year. happy st. patrick's day to anyone celebrating this holiday in north america. do you know what they do in chicago? they dye the river green. look at the aerial visuals and see exactly what i'm talking about. lynda, if you get the opportunity, head to chicago. this is an annual event unlike anything you've seen before. 400,00

that will track just north of lancaster to munro again and up to the north. all of these stocks have been heavy rain, bit of wind and they have not turned severe. at this point is fairly unlikely it will turn severe, it's not out of the question. storm still rolling across the southern edge, the northern edge is not as bad. we are mainly looking at rain. tomorrow we have a chance just chance just a