webster is a spokesman of new england which has close commercial ties with new england. new england is dubious about war. this is where the story gets complicated and interesting and important for the future. daniel webster becomes a spokesman for potentially the secession of new england from the union. we think about this from 1861 that brought on the civil war. but one of the major turns of my story is the idea of what does the union consist of? this was something that was influx from the beginning. when i am writing my story i try to forget that i know what's coming. i'm quite serious about this. because the only way you can understand history is to abandon hindsight. because if we know how it will turn out out then we won't know how it is to live through it. i know by the end of my story the union is doomed and the civil war is going to come. i know this is coming but i do have to resist that knowledge because my characters did not know that. when we look back on the 19th century we think of the south leaving. it's probably fair to say that people in the north think

new england lived by trade. you can't farm very well in new england. you can fish and engage in trade. in new england, they traded a lot with britain. the vote in favor of the war of 1812 didn't include new england's votes. new england state, especially when the war was going badly, during all but its last two weeks, said this was a lousy idea to go to war and you know what, maybe the union was a lousy idea. so daniel webster, who had a very keen legal mind, started making the argument for secession. new england secession. now, after andrew jackson miraculously won the battle of new orleans, webster would rethink and start to back pedal really quickly. but one of my broader themes is that this question of is secession legitimate. can the states interfere with the enforcement of federal law? again, this is going depend on the south in the 1860s. and this is the justification for abraham lincoln and the union fighting against southern secession. it came up first for my guys in the war of 1812. it came up a second time in the early 1830s when south caroli

these were guys for new england. it was a yankee division. somehow there was a straggler amongst these guys from chicago, or who love chicago. we will never know, but i had posted this photograph on facebook a number of years ago not long after the story broke in national geographic, which which was the first time that this hidden world was revealed. this was the summer of 2014 at the beginning of the 100 year anniversary of world war i. and someone wrote in to say that this emblem right here is the emblem, even today, of the chicago fire department. wow. what a shock. that person was absolutely right. so there was someone amongst all these new englanders from chicago. i would like to show you how these soldiers felt about america. this is a cellar underneath a farm in a violent part of the front. canteeni. and the unit that was here was the big red. the unit that sustained the most casualties and had the most days of combat of any unit in the war. the farm was completely leveled. but americans found shelter in this cellar. and when you're wa

these were people from new england, the yankee division. somehow there was the straggler amongst these guys from chicago or who love chicago. we never know. i posted this photograph on facebook a number of days ago. they were on national geographic which was the first time this hidden world was revealed. it was in the summer of 2015, at the beginning of the 100 year university of world war i. someone said that this emblem is the emblem today of the chicago fire permit. -- department. what a shock. they were absolutely right. there was someone amongst all of these new englanders from chicago. i would like to show you how the soldiers felt of america. in a violent part of the front under the farm in canteen he. the unit here was the same as they read. the first division, the unit -- as big red. the first division which got the most casualties of any unit in the war. the farm on the service is completely leveled, americans felled -- found shelter in the cellar. you turn to the left here and you see u.s. forever. and this flag. the emotion of h

there is someone amongst all these new englanders from chicago. i would like to show you how the soldiers felt about america. underneath alar farm in a violent part of the front. and the unit that was here was the big red. the unit that sustained the most casualties and had the most days and combat. the farm was completely leveled. but americans found shelter in the cellar. when you're walking down the stairs you turn to the left and you see u.s. forever and this flag. and the emotion of how they felt about their country in the midst just up thewar stairs, where it is hell on earth. is all over the place. and this place underground and everyone that i visited, you get a sense that they knew what they were fighting for, that there was something they believed in outside of themselves. and they were very proud to be american. doc in a time of terrorism, when we are facing an existential threat from the outside, i feel like it is aally important that we have sense of what unites us as a country and a nation to remain strong in this time of terror. i f

rugby union now and the big news coming out of the england camp is that worcester centre ben te'o hasth africa with a quad injury. ler‘s speak to our repoter chris jones, 3 new faces on the plane tojohanasburg. yes, he is one of three injured players along with cameron redpath and jack willis who we knew we'd miss the tour. the three players called up, piers francis, the uncapped ulster fullback jason woodward and nathan hughes. you would imagine he would come back into the 23 after being out with an injury for a few months. ben te'o is the big absentee. he needs surgery ona the big absentee. he needs surgery on a cord injury which happened in the england camp. another player injured during training, but it was a pre—existing injury and events with jonathan joseph ruled out, a pre—existing injury and events withjonathanjoseph ruled out, and new look england midfield in south africa, an opportunity for the likes of alex lozowski who could start that first test in ten days' time for this. mark mccall has signed a contracty extension at premiiership champions saracens until 2022, does th

for the cotton mills in old england in new england. they did had one added advantage in that it was able to take the county seat away. they had grown to double the size during the war. because they have the arsenal over there. and they have the railroad connections. it was regarded at the old ideal of railroad. they learned that they learned it too late. the role and that civil war was significant. the south could not had carried on as strongly as it did without the arsenals. it helped keep the south going. for what it would have done otherwise. twice a month c-span city to ours takes book tv and american history tv on the road. to explore the literary life and history of a selected city working with our cable partners we visit various literary sites. you can watch any of our past interviews into his online by going to book tv in selecting the cities to her from the drop-down at the beginning of the page. you can also follow the c-span city to her on twitter. behind-the-scenes images and video from our visit. you are watching book tv o

purchase and the embargo, and that makes them less than the hamiltonian. >> it makes them hated in new england. >> where it was very unpopular. james madison, professor of his legacy -- madison is the toughest guy. there is a new book on him by harvard law school guy that talks about three madisons, and the madison up until 1788 is one guy and he switches positions. gordon and i have argued whether not.is a contradiction or madison is, in terms of -- madison is the thinker who is responsible for moving us from the confederation to the constitution perhaps more than anybody else, making that happen. he recruits washington with jay's assistance. he writes the virginia plan, which becomes the agenda. he oversees the ratification process. hamilton is the one who has the idea for the federalist papers. writes 29,1, madison and jay writes five, but they actually played the ratification process, too. what madison understands, it is nine, they have got the agreement, nine states will be sufficient. where does that come from? they just make that up. they know that if it has to be unanimous, little old

racial disparities persist even for black women who are llege educated, according to a study in the new england journal of medicine and an analysis by the new york city department of health. >> there's somethinwrong with the system when african american women who are college-educated and have great jobs can still have poorer outcomes than wte women who are uneducat >> reporter: last year, the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists acknowledged that: "the racial and ethnic disparities in women's alth, including higher rates of pre-term birth and itternal mortality cannot be explicit." >> the racial bias when it comes to black women having babies is hidden. >> reporter: . a pinckney is an obstetrician at regional one hospital in memphis. she says categorizing and diagnosing patients according ti their racepart of american medical pr tactice. t bias means it's kind of like we have shades when we're looking at this patient. so she african american, most likely it's preeclampsia, so that prevents us from thinking of other differentials of what it could be. could it be a migraine, or cou

from the gulf to new england, after daying of severe weather. in albany, new york, take a look. rain and wind gusts knocking down trees and leaving 60,000 customers in the dark. and the rain in kentucky making this the wettest kentucky derby on record. tonight, the rain coming down on the i-95 corridor, as well, as the southwest braces for near-record heat. abc's sam champion is here, and says that rain is historic? >> 2 1/2 inches of rain at churchill downs. soggy, muddy track the whole thing. let's show you where the rain goes. watch it leave louisville and zip toward the eastern seaboard. from mid-atlantic to new england, some of these scattered showers will remain offshore. some of them will mess up some of your sunday in scattered form. two things i want to show you. on the national temperature map on sunday afternoon, the northeast, those temperatures are about two days cooler than normal, then we'll get back into the 60s and more normal temperatures. then look at the southwest. these numbers are going to be kind of the warmest numbers of the year so far. kind of threaten

after yesterday, which was just a miserable day, in areas of new england, this is well deserved midweekis on its way. midatlantic today into the northeast, philadelphia up to 77 degrees, chicago at 82 and finally into new england on wednesday, we get you into the 80s. you're watching "early today." there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding overnight protection at a fraction of the cost. live, learn and get luvs. are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony, comforting, and add elegance to your home. but quilted northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain fo

he was a new englander.homas ashley, a young guy, you know, in his mid-20s, he was actually killed pretty early on in the battle on the hill 142. he was a fifth regiment of the marines. the regiment that took what is essentially the northern part of the battle of belleau wood, the half still managed by the abmc, primarily the fifth regiment. he would have never seen belleau wood, at least not close up because he did not live long enough to get there. he was killed taking out one of the german machine guns there on hill 142. so again, not just belleau wood. for the marine corps. the marine corps fought at the farm . and 142. that first battle in june. again, he didn't live too long in combat. >> the gold star mothers pilgrimages. do you know when they came here to the cemetery? it was before the cemetery was dedicated, right? >> yes. the goldstar program images. another great part of american history that i think is largely lost. it doesn't really get all of the play that i think it deserves. that the u.s. go

is that he is basically -- ebay -- he basically bankrupt new england. as a consequence, they have to start domestic forts -- domestic forms of manufacturing to replace what was being lost from britain. that is when you get the beginning of the industrial revolution. >> john adams and his son support the louisiana purchase and the embargo. that makes them less than hamilton tony and. -- hamiltonian. >> it was very unpopular. james madison says -- >> madison is the toughest guy. there is a new birth -- book on him by a harvard law school guy that talks about the three medicines. the medicine of up till 87, 88 is one guy and then he switches positions. we have argued about whether or not that is a contradiction. of --ne is, in terms medicine is a thinker who is responsible for moving us from the confederation to the constitution. perhaps, more than anybody else. making that happen. he recruits washington. he writes the virginia plan. he oversees the ratification process. has the idean that for the federalist papers. writes 29.1, madison j rights five. they

the picture is not california, not arizona, that is new england. new england is not a very sunny place if you have lived there, i lived there for a while. i've been dug out 18 times from the snow. that was a day in april in new england, a hallmark day, transformation. it has only begun, look, there are in fact significant inefficiencies in the system because we would be better off saving solar and living it to fill in the back belly. that will happen. it already has happened. solar is happening in arizona. fascinating second headline that i did not have time, it was in the newspaper this morning. california said every new home will be solar. of course, the headline said, oh my god, all of those solar panels on roofs, that is expensive. i could show you that that is not the future of solar in my original graph. if you look at the order they said the builder must build a rooftop or a community. i bet that they will count solar. almost all houses are built in tracks or development and people that live there can afford to have people on their roofs, ev

over the course of the eight year war, the new england states enlisted more black militiamen than any other region of the new nation. does that surprise you? lotengland seems to have a and other patriot colonies seem to have fewer? no one is surprised. if you're not surprised, tell me why you are not surprised. shouldn't you be surprised given never vastly more black folks outside of new england and worked in new england? why are you not surprised? >> because the last thing you're going to do is armed black if you're in the mid-atlantic and self states. because if they want their freedom are going to use their arms against you. themsulates people, giving -- enslaved people, giving them a weapon might harm you. there's always the question of opportunity cost of replacement labor when you try to enlist someone who has a job into an armed force. thank you. anyone else? just to build on the first comment of course, numerically, white folks are so numerically dominant in the northern colonies that the potential margin for error of arming any free black person seems like something they can

that was a day in april in new england. it was a hallmark day transformation. and only begun because, look, there are in fact significant inefficiencies in that system because we would be better off saving solar and moving it to fill in, right, both the top of the back and the belly of the duck. and you know what, that's going to happen. it's already happened. solar plus batteries is the least cost peaking in arizona. fascinating second headline i didn't have time, it was in the newspaper this morning, they voted on it yesterday, california said every new house is going to be solar. and of course the headline said oh my god all those solar panels on roofs, very expensive. i could go back to my original graph and show you that's not the future of solar. but if you look at the order they said the builder has to build either a roof top or a community. and i bet utility scale solar is going to count too. and so every, almost all houses are built in tracks and developments very few specialized houses and those people can afford to have crap on their roofs. doesn't m

most dictionary companies are located in new england. those of us who are not from new england who had weird words. they feel very bitter about that. but that's a great way to say how long spread. and to get a sense of the saturation. we all remember the 2000 election. the word of the 2000 election was chad. they are publishing jargon. it's not widespread. but let me tell you it was all over the place for two years around the 2000 election. and that's an instance where i can say how common is chad. i know it was everywhere then. that's kind of how we do it. sometimes they will solicit people in particular fields what our new words in astrophysics that we should enter. sometimes they will go through a giant concordance of words. with the in house database. particularly as the actual people doing the job. the actual number shrinks. there are tricks. we are still not very good at regionalism. a question about how the dictionary is organized and this is a question that came from my kids i cannot answer it. who put the alphabet into alphabeti

i talk a lot about new englanders because of the 26th division, the new england national guard.eople it wasmind not just the u.s. marine corps fighting in this area. sometimes there were marines that came from us to choose its. lieutenant, young guy in his mid-20's. he was killed early in the battle on hill 142. i was the regiment that took essentially the northern part of the battlefield of belleau wood, essentially the half managed by the a bmc. he would never have seen belleau wood. he was killed taking out one of the german machine guns on hill 142. for the marine corps, the marine corps fought through the farm. he didn't live too long in combat. goldstar pilgrimage, do you know when they came here to the cemetery? it was before the cemetery was dedicated? shane: the goldstar pilgrimages, another great part of american history largely lost. it doesn't get all of the play i think it deserves. the u.s. government gave the families choices to bring their loved ones remains homes that loved ones remains home -- families choices to bring their loved ones remains home. to do some

england 113—3. by lunch on the first day of the new summer, england found themselves looking to caucus they have doneimes before. joe wilson, abc news, at lord's. —— looking to cook. now the weather with helen willetts. we've got some rain, that's the reason i'm concerned about lord's. you can see in herefordshire earlier the rain was coming down. we've had some thundery rain and you can see also we had the low cloud once again near the east coast but you can see the showers gathering to the south and east and we've got more coming into was east anglia as well. the afternoon is far from settled if you like across the southern half of the uk and that is the way it is set to stay. warm still despite more cloud and the rain and certainly warm away from the east coast across scotland in the beautiful sunshine, northern ireland may catch a late shower but some lovely weather to end the day. overnight the low cloud comes back into many central and eastern areas but the rain really develops further south. the humidity rises. it's going to be a warm night and we could have some mist and mcquoid rain clears l

but the showers the wet weather that will continue around the eastern seaboard more so up towards new england through new york new jersey pushing a little further north as we go through sunday still some lively sal is around the panhandle though so it's looking pretty just joined up with the showers that we have across the caribbean western side of the caribbean in particular cuba already has been taking something of a battering recently steria very heavy and thundery showers roll their way through little circulation there into the gulf of mexico so there will be some wet weather for a time and more of the same as we go through sunday. it was one of the biggest bank robberies of modern times with over eighty million dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank one of one east investigates how cyber hackers infiltrated the global banking system and on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. welcome back let's recap your top stories for you so far today exit polls are suggesting a majority of people have voted to change island strict abortion laws they've projected a landslide victory for the

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could wear his philadelphia eagles jersey at the wedding if they won adams after they shocked the new england patriots back in february that is exactly what he did. here now those howls of laughter and some n.f.l. chants from their guests there in pennsylvania. don't make a bet unless you know you can win it now just a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you before we go italy's populist alliance is again trying to form a coalition government after initial efforts failed the antiestablishment five star movement and the far right leave it could widen their coalition to include another right wing party the brothers of. europe today. we make up oh but we want to hold on to the underdog but you we are the sum of some of. the want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join the youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for joining.

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like a pot of pho or a new england boiled dinner. >> anthony: this is magnificent. >> jeremy c: this is something you had at your grandmother's house on the weekend. >> anthony: really? it's basically a pot of pho. >> it's beautiful. and one gravy's this without apologies. >> jeremy c: no apologies. >> anthony: who could make the more cookbook-ready plate. oh, that's good i love this gravy. >> dave: give the boys the recipe for the joe beef swiss chard. >> fred: oh, it's amazing. we have a lot of swiss chard in the restaurant. and for years and years and years we used to serve it to customers and they never liked it. so what we started doing is we split the stems from the greens, we'll take the stems we'll blanch them in a presto oven and we'll juice them. >> anthony: i'm happy. >> fred: we'll take the juice, reduce it, then we'll char lightly the leaves. >> waitress: clam strips. >> dave: thank you kindly. >> fred: we'll chop them, season it, and combine both with a bit of butter. >> anthony: swap you a bit of bologna for a clam str

. >> reporter: tonight storms slamming the midatlantic to new england bringing chaos to new york's grand central with thousands stranded as commuter trains are suspended. the east coast seeing sheets of rain, vicious winds and lightning. with dangerous hail hitting connecticut. >> we have a tornado warning. >> reporter: and parts of new york and pennsylvania under tornado warnings. >> i'm jacob soboroff. moments ago residents received a tornado warning and instructions to take cover. the rain and wind are intensifying. we are seeing lightning, but people are still out on the streets. >> reporter: across the country, thousands of flights cancelled or delayed. >> planned on one day so we don't have anything with us. >> reporter: bradley international airport near hartford evacuating its air traffic control tower. hundreds of thousands of people in the east left without power. >> it's really like somebody flipped a switch. it went from a beautiful sunny day to this along the hudson river. a lot of people surprised by how quickly this is moving through. >> reporter: storms made a mess of muc

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. >>> coming up, people in new england line the streets to welcome america's 41stpresident back to his family's summer home. >>> growing concern about a medical device. the serious symptoms it has allegedly caused in tens of thousands of women. >>> and we have nice amount of sunshine out there. but temperatures are still feeling cool, especially in some locations, we'll talk about a chance for afternoon thunderstorms where those may pop up. only one candidate for governor brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. summer home. "woo!" >>> residents in maine line the streets as george h.w. bush arrived at his summer home. this is the first time the former president returned to kennebunk port, maine

richard, virginia, d.c., new england as well, chris.n continues right along a front that just won't move where it's raining, it will continue to rain. new york city you have rain right now but d.c. you have heavy rain later on this afternoon and all day tomorrow that includes baltimore for the preakness as well. very wet stuff there. could be four to six inches of rain especially south of there, d.c. you get to some where in the 80s later on in the week. good weather for the royal wedding. safe travels, alisyn. >> thank you very much. >>> the internet is blowing up in response to a video of a man going on a tirade in a new york city restaurant threatening to call immigration enforcement on workers and customers because they were speaking spanish. watch. >> your staff is speaking spanish to customers when they should be -- >> you're being very violent. >> every person i listen to, he spoke it, she's speaking it. this is america. they're undocumented. so my next calls to i.c.e. to get them out of my country. if they have the balls to come

heavy rain, thunderstorms and flooding are hitting the area from pennsylvania to new england. the big storm has knocked out power to more than half 1 million people and has delayed flight and disrupted train service. >>> a popular monterey county beaches off-limits to swimmers this morning after the county health department found high levels of bacteria at lovers point beach in pacific grove. officials say anyone who enters the water is at risk of becoming sick. it could have been contaminated by animals, human activity or water in the storm drains in the area. >>> you may be planning a camping trip, but if you don't already have reservations, you may be out of luck. national parks like yosemite and california state parks use a computer for reservations. those spots are usually booked immediately when they become available. yesterday reservations opened up for campsites on the valley floor and they sold out immediately. ktvu spoke with a man from san jose who was a member of the campanile -- of the pioneer camping club. they book 1 to two years in advance. >> there was such a

now a new study published in the new england journal of medicine shows that researchers led by harvard school of public health have harvard's math will prove to be the answer here. but nearly nine months after hurricane maria, we can be sure the death toll is nowhere near 64. not even close. that does it for us tonight we'll see you tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. we're going to have a discussion of the harvard study later in this hour. it includes deaths that occurred after the hurricane because people were denied medical care during and after the hurricane for many, many months after the hurricane, people couldn't get life-sustaining medical care. so many of those deaths actually occurred months after the hurricane but would not have occurred were it not for the hurricane. >> right. that is the way that death tolls from these sorts of things are supposed to be counted. you're supposed to factor in things like loss of medical care, disruption of utilities and things caused directly by the storm as causing dea

this is bbc news. englandnvironment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports. the cpre are now fighting for great tracts of land to be used for national parks. between the wars, the battle raged for britain's open spaces and the right to roam. there were mass trespasses, arrests and propaganda films like this. but it wasn't until 1951 that the post—war government legislated to create britain's first national park, here in the peak district, a place where ordinary people could enjoy the extraordinary beauty of nature and that would be protected from overzealous developers. over the intervening years, others have been added. the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland. now, there are 15 national parks. 70 years on, the environment secretary michael gove says it is time for a fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday telegraph, mr gove says a growing population and a

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coming up on sports day in the next 15 minutes it is a coup for harlequins but it could be bad news for england for england as paul gustard takes on the top job at the stoop. tomorrow marks one year since 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber at an ariana grande concert at manchester arena. eight—year—old saffie roussos was the youngest victim of the attack. as the anniversary of her death approaches, her father has told the bbc that he wants her life to be remembered with a special concert. judith moritz has been hearing from andrew roussos, as well as from others affected by the tragedy, about how they are coping one year on. losing your eight—year—old child is, it's changed life for ever. it'll never be ok again. at night i couldn't sleep, like crowds, loud noises, ijust hated. this experience has brought us all together. it's the psychological part that's been the hardest, i think. devastation caused in seconds has changed lives for ever. children traumatised, survivors recovering, families broken. like that of little saffie roussos, the youngest child to die. her parents are still reel

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states like nebraska and connecticut and new england. in fact we are running well in all of the states. even in the western states but i think that we are going to win the southern and border states and we are going to win several of the states in the midwest and a good chance to win california. we also have an excellent chance in new york, whether some people believe it or not. we received more mail from the state of new york than any state in the union. >> are there any conditions now under which you would withdraw from the race before november. >> there are no conditions under which i would withdraw from the race for the presidency, i said last year when i was trying to get on the ballot in california, that this ought to be a lesson to one of the two national parties, they ought to give the american people a choice, not only have they not given the american people a choice but party leadership joined together in the passage of the so called fair housing law, an attack on private property of the everyone looking for the democratic and

in berlin my search brings up geologists in the united states the new england historic geneological society has already traced some of meghan michaels ancestors they gave me a hot tip that points to. now it's a matter of finding the right sources. i start with meghan marcos grandfather gordon arnold. this marriage certificate from one thousand nine hundred one reveals the name of his father. according to the one thousand and ten us census eighteen year old isaac was living with his father george in pennsylvania. george's father was interned named. as shown by a marriage certificate from one thousand nine hundred. a death certificate issued for. in one thousand ten named his father as frederick mark and a census from eight hundred fifty confirmed it. frederick's grave can be found in the snyder town cemetery in center county. and the grave of his father johann henry but the certificate of johan's baptism in seven hundred seventy two gives his name is henry son of henry america and henry is the emigrant from europe i was looking for. who arrived with his father in america in seven hundred fif