factories have sprouted up all across the north especially new england. producing textiles and other manufactured goods. outside of the cities, outside of new england, an agriculture boom. wheat exports off the charts. in the south a new plant, cotton. creating that soft durable textile. spreading all throughout the south. entrenching that slave system deeper and deeper in the south, cotton takes off. if you're going to have textiles. if you're going to have cotton, if you're going to have wheat you need transportation. so we have roads being built. turnpikes connecting rural markets to water ways and into atlantic port cities. steam boats of the 1820s and 1830s trucking up and down the mississippi river. canals, canal mania. canals built all across the country. the most famous being the erie canal connecting the hudson river to lake erie what a feat that is. if you have canals and factories you need credit. and here we have lots and lots of credit. banks sprouting up all across the united states. from three banks in 1790 to several hundred banks by the 1

these are guys from new england, it was yankee division. there was a straggler amongst these guys from chicago. we'll 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 was the first time that this hidden world was revealed in the summer of 2014 at the beginning of the 100 year anniversary of world war i. 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'd like to show you how these soldiers felt about america. this is a cellar underneath a farm in the violent part of the front. it's in cantini. the unit that was here was the famous big red, the first division, which is the unit that sustained the most casualties and had the most days in combat of any unit during the war. the farm that was on the surface was completely leveled, but americans found shelter in this cellar. when

the forecast going downhill, especially for southern new england. orning there's not a lot of troublesome weather. phoenix had thunderstorms go through. southern new mexico, not a lot of horrible stuff. central texas getting some of the rain. as far as the excessive heat goes, today will be one of the hottest days in boise history. all-time record high of 111. there's some indication it could get up there about 108 or so. from spokane to central portions of the rockies here, very hot, in montana too. here is how the forecast looks. there's 108 in boise. billings at 98. salt lake city at 100. the fire danger continues to be high throughout all of the west and the smoke is a huge issue for people trying to breathe with respiratory issues. in the east we're in the 80s and 90s from new england. 91 in d.c., and it is by far the best day you will get out of the next four or five. if you get lunch outdoors, i know it is hot, but try to enjoy it. into the weekend forecast, especially as we get intoed saturdintoed -- into saturday is when the rain will come u

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outside the cities, outside of new england, an agricultural boom. in ohio, in pennsylvania, wheat exports off the charts. in the south, cotton, that drug of a plant creating that soft, durable textile. spreading all throughout the south, entrenching that slave system deeper and deeper. in the south, cotton takes off. if you're going to have textiles, if you're going to have cotton, if you're going to have wheat, you need transportation. we have roads built, turnpikes, turning into waterways in port cities. ste steamboats in the late 1820s and '30s steaming up and down the river. canals built all across the country, the most famous being the erie canal completed in 1825 connecting the hudson river to lake erie. what an accomplishment that is. if you have canals, if you have plantations and factories, you need credit. and here, too, we have lots and lots of credit. banks sprouting up all across the united states. from three banks in 1790 to several hundred banks in the 1820s. banks are chartered by the states, stay within that particular state's bound

new england. >> new england, the original. i think people think of chowder they think new england.lams, just water. low heat just until they open up. like you said, you don't want to overcook them or they get tough and rubbery. this is what they look like. take them out of the shell, just like mike did, give them a rough chop. moving right along, right here rendered out bacon, very, very important. that's going to add a lot of flavor. i'm going to put celery and onion and soften that all up. put that down. then once the onions are softened and fragranced. >> careful, don't wipe out on me. i need your vote. then i'm going to put just a little bit of flour in here and make a roux. you want to cook that flour taste off otherwise it will be gummy and yucky. this is strained clam broth. i do it a little at a time, no lumps or bumps. nice, smooth chowder. in that goes. >> what's this? >> this is potato. you can put the potato. bay leaf. why do i use bay leaf? break it in half, smell it, rub it on your hands, all the essential oils. >> how long does it cook. >> until potato is cooked and

we have the new england. >> the original. when people think chowder, they think new england.lesmaller, just water, and low heat just until they open up. like you said, you don'tant to overcook them or they get tough and rubbery. this ls what theyk like. you take them out of the shell, just like mike did, give them a rough chop. moving right along, i blended up some bacon. very important. and then i'm going to cook -- yeah, that's going to add a lot of flavor, i'm going to put cele and onion and soften that all up. put that down, and thennce the onions are softened and l.agrant -- >> care don't wipe out on me. >> okay. >> i neat your ivote. th going to put a little flour in here and make a roux. you really want to make se you cook the flour taste out. otherwise it will be gummy and yucky. then what i have here is that strained clam broth. that goes into the pan. i want to do a little bit at a time so there are no lumps or bumps. >> all right. >> smooth chowder. in that goes >> what'sthis? >> this is potato. >> potato. >> you can put the potato in. this is aafay people ask why

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later today as the front approaches the new england area, we could get severe storms out of this. ith some of the storms. we are talking areas north of new york city, you will the through way to albany, southern portions of half of vermont, back towards binghamton, wilks bar and over to bingham. let's time the mess through friday. going throughout the morning, hit and miss showers in the ohio valley. by 355:00 storms should be exitg nashville and heading to northern alabama. new york city, hit and miss showers and storms. dry in d.c., richmond, raleigh and charlotte, you will be very hot today. taking you into saturday, showers and storms going through saturday afternoon. d.c., richmond area, baltimore, new york city, southern new england, pittsburgh, i mean you mention it, all of these little dots represent a chance for showers and storms, which covers a lot of the eastern seaboard. with it, of course, will come a lot of airport delays this afternoon and on saturday afternoon. >> all right. lots to watch on this weekend as we get ready for it. bill, thank you so much. don't go any

perfect in areas of new england, and texas and oklahoma. in the southeast we're dodging the storms. weave had a lot of downpours in the cool in northern new england, but a picture perfect beautiful afternoon. lunch outdoors. we'll see a warm up as we head through the week, too. areas in the middle of the country heat back up. >> nice to get a break. >>> american gymnast simone biles reminded us she's in a league of her own. four-time gold medalist, four times she made a come back after she took a long 14-month break following the 2016 olympics. she was sporting competition. won all fourth gold medals, including the fifth championship. >>> the massive man hunt in nashville after a rash of murders. >>> and why they're targeting the marines for a good cause. but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and for chocolate lovers, try rich, creamy lactaid chocolate milk. (vo) ovewhelming air fresheners can send you running. so

played five fer games than montreal and two fewer tha new england. home is sw bt. therand new film..c. e1 and fiv games played there. they earnent 10 poi in the last four games. tonight, a chance to make it three wins in a row. and that' where i'm headed actually right now. maybe they're going to let me bang the drum. >> good luck with that. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. >> you can come with me if you want. >> it's her last day. she can come t. >> okay. >> while we are going to be in for some rain on tuicday, a dry stretch ahead of us beginning on wednesday. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see you again for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody. lash, three words president trump's personal attorney used pr meet the s. >> truth isn't truth. >> rudy giuliani's explanation and the president' attack on the mueller probe. >>> a ty on edge after three people are killed in less tha a week. could the similarities help police track down the s? >>> desperate escape, a father and son driving through the middle of a raging wil

like many young new englanders of his class receives a mercantile education at a young age, does not want to college and he works at a mercantile firm in boston and then new york and then at the age of 23 is given a chance to go to canton. if you fail to china, it's kind of like going to make your fortune in silicon valley after college only with a much higher chance of dying either by tropical disease or sinking at sea, and you would never know, he would leave friends and relatives behind and go and arrive after a six-month journey to the so-called golden ghetto, the foreigners county, an area that several city blocks in size and this is the only area where westerners, british american, some dutch, sums got from the middle east were allowed to live for their combined by the chinese government and not allowed to leave this area. it was here they engaged in the secretive and mysterious t trade and was paid through. [inaudible] americans and the british wanted t very badly and were willing to pay high prices. the problem is, aside from ginseng and a few other goods we didn't produce a

. >> reporter: hernandez, once an unstoppable tight end for the new england patriots, took his own life while serving a life sentence in massachusetts for the murder of his friend, odin lloyd. now in a new book "unnecessary roughness," hernandez's attorney, jose baez, blames his client's suicide on brain damage from playing football. >> he had the brain as if he had been playing in the league for 18 years. and he had only played a couple of years. so his brain was an absolute mess. >> reporter: the book also reveals new information about the night hernandez was found hanging from a noose made from a prison bed sheet. >> final letters to that's a different person. >> reporter: he wrote three letters. one to baez, one to his fiancee and a cryptic note to his then 4-year-old daughter dated on the night he died. i'm entering into the timeless realm in which i can enter into any form at any time because everything that could happen or not happen i see all at once. >> does this strike you as a man who's sort of at peace with the decision he's about to make? or in real distress? >> it strikes

the devils in the northeast was iroquois and new england and the early settlers and the experience down here was souterly different in the northeast, massachusetts flag has got it an indian and a set el are and the new york city -- but the experience down here was so different. this characids went to london in 1730 but nobody was taking their iroquois. between the northeast experience and the experience here was so different. >> you know, i'll be honest with you, i don't really know. that wasn't -- i'm not a student of native americans. really no only this one tribe but i can guess. the land mass that we're talk about is different. two things come to mind. one this population centers of -- in the 17th century were to the northeast. new york, boston, philadelphia, were the major cities. there were no major cities south of philadelphia particularly. atlanta was much later to come. but -- therefore the mass -- the land was much larger, and there were -- it was a different kind of struggle there was the question of encroachment for the southern drives the so-called five civilized tribes but

all that training camp prep, c they stack up against new england? the redskins and patriots uaring off here on nbc 4 at 7:30. we have live action after the game on the redskins post-game leport followed by "news 4 at 11:00." e from foxborough, sherree burruss, news 4 sports. >> start of a new football season always an exciting, hopeful tith around here. ks, sherree. >>> up next, a former basketball player from maryland indicted allowing him to leave the country before his day in court? >> and a terror training compound for kids. we're going to see how it was uncovered in the middle of the new mexico desert. >> heartbreaking reality nearly a here after hurricane maria tore through puerto rico. why the recovery is far from over. >>> and we're seeing a pretty nice day out there, yeah, on the sigh side for sure but not nearly human as yesterday. 91 today and how does that playy as we p into the weekend? a know what? no, what? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great saving

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drivers were stranded as powerful storms pushed across new england. good news for people living around the dam, the rain is letting up. there are tens of panhandmillio the northeast under flash flood watch. i'll have more in the forecast coming up. >>> thank you. we want to turn now to embattled ohio state football coach urban meyer. he is speaking out this morning saying he failed when he was asked if he knew anything about domestic violence claims against his former assistant coach. he now says he was aware. this as the former assistant coach is speaking out as well. nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> reporter: new revelations this morning as fired ohio state assistant coach zach smith breaks his scieniglence on espn. >> i never hit her. >> reporter: denying the abuse allegations after his ex-wife released pictures of her bruised and bloody body. >> anything that happened to her body was all defensive movements to remove myself from the situation. i said that's it. i'm not going to get charged. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to courtney smith's attorn

waandorthern new england and through the ohio valley. hit and miss storms that will also cool you off. that's a look at till have hit and miss showers including oklahoma and little rock. >>> it's thursday, time to talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >> thanks, bill. >> want to hear it. >> drama at suntrust park all before the end of the first in the bottom of the inning. the marlins jose drove braves star rookie ronald with his very first pitch. robbing him of the chance to go for his fourth straight lead-off homer. that led toeated him and the braves manager. clearing both benches, they were tossed and both dug outs warned. he left but x-raie h>> andrew's cuomo a never being great getting reaction. trump campaign manager manafort is in the jury pen. more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new w

it should be an interesting matchup, and new england's been there before and before and before and thisbe a test for philadelphia, but i'm excited about it. >> so just quickly, before i dig deeper into the concussion, what's your prediction, brett? who's going to win? >> well, my good friend, longtime friend, dear friend of mine is the head coach for philadelphia and that's doug pederson, great guy. he's done a wonderful job there and i'm pulling for him, and i would say i'm not a betting man, but if i were it would be hard to bet against bill belichick and the new england fapatriots. they continue to prevail year in and year out and i don't have an answer for it. i see your heart is split and your head is split, but you say you miss it. in a way, i kind of understand, but i'm surprised, as well because of the injury that you suffered and the incredible, you know, crisis around nfl and head injuries. are you scared that somebody out there on the field on sunday might suffer a terrible injury to the head? >> yes and when i say i miss it, what i don't -- what i miss is the fellowship with

in progressive liberal new england.ht, businessman bob stefan our ski wins the nomination, democrat lamont won, dan malloy, connecticut governor who is really unpopular and could be setting up for another republican governor in new england and we will see. ed: there was a special election in pennsylvania and you said lamb won because he had the chops. >> i don't have that line tonight. ed: climate change has nothing to do with the california wildfires according to ryan think he. what is causing the blazes? we the secretary and navy seal is next to answer fresh questions about the devastation. [ loesch ] this is superbeets and i swear by it. it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my hectic schedule and you're gonna love what it does for you too. [ tiffany ] i could definitely use a little more energy, especially if it's from a natural source like beets. [ cliff ] if i had something natural and healthy that gave me energy, i'd be all in. [ randy ] energy equals happiness. [ loesch ] beets contain an essential nut

warren delano the second many young new englanders of his class which he was educated at a young age, does not going to college and credits himself to a mercantile firm in boston than in new york and then at a young age of 23, i believe, was given a chance to go to modern-day kuan joe. as he sailed to china as a young man it was like going to make your fortune in silicon valley after college only with a higher chance of dying either by tropical disease or sinking at sea and he would never know that she would be friends and relatives behind and arrive after six-month journey to the so-called golden ghetto, foreigners colony, and the area several city blocks in size. this is the only area where westerners, british, american, some dutch, some scots and jews from the middle east were led to live or do they were confined by the chinese government and not allowed to leave this area. here they engage in secret in the serious tea trade. how was the tea trade paid for? as you might know was tea that helps set out the american revolution in 1773 with the boston tea party. welcome americans and

watch out in areas ofan central northern new england and through the ohio valley. hit and miss storms that will also cool you that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, there is some nice weather to be had today. rapid city looking good. denver looking nice. temperatures warm in th southern plains. we will have hit and miss showers including oklahoma and little rock. >>> it's thursday, time to talk aboutashe weekend for coming up. >> thanks, bill. >> want to heatit. >> drama suntrust park all before the end of the first in the bottom of the inning. the marlins jose drove braves star rookie ronald with his very tch.t robbing him of the chance to go for his fourth straight lead-off homer. that led to heated words between him and the braves manager. clearing both benches, they were tossed and both dug outs warn. he left the game in the second, but x-raies on his elbow came back negative. >> andrew's cuomo about america never being great getting reaction. trump campaign manager manafort is in the jury pen. m

new wealth and revenue has come to the old new england town along the highway. and not to forget our mister smith, thousands more like him as well, there he is arriving at his place of work without once having to fight the boston traffic. when the people of essex county push for the construction, they didn't know they were going to reimburse the golden city circle. and that is what highway 128 has called today. the golden semicircle. so far you have seen what improved highways and traffic control me to a metropolitan area. but all good roads are part of one big pattern. the interstate system. it serves the whole nation. the great primary roads connect the cities and then the roads feed into the system. we need good secondary roads to serve the railroad population in small towns in america. for that story we go to north carolina now. why north carolina? only a few years ago, the rural population was far from the main highways. in what was called dirt road isolation. but then the people of north carolina decided on a bold road program. let's see how this investmen

we still have a few scattered showers over the next few hours in northern new england. if you feel like new york was targeted, look at this, it was. 5 inches of rain in this line of storms that moved through. we got to get west, excessive heat warnings are out for the area. these are going to spread. look at this heat. 92 to 98 in fresno on sunday. watch these numbers go up by the time we get to monday. 96 to 100 in the same area. by tuesday, we'll have from las vegas to palm springs, 113 degrees. it's very dry heat. continues the pattern. it's bad news. >> sam, thank you. >>> we turn now to a city on edge. high tensions on the streets of portland. police ready for everything as far-right groups square off against counterprotesters on the left. this isn't the first time they have clashed. abc's marcus moore is right in the middle of it. >> reporter: tension in portland tonight as hundreds of demonstrators and counterprotesters converge on these downtown streets. the protest moving swiftly. working its way down the street here in portland and you can see police are holdin

new wealth and new revenues have come to the old new england towns along the highway. and not to forget our mr. smith and thousands more like him, here he is arriving at his place of work without once having had to fight the boston traffic. >> when the people of essex county pushed for the construction of 128 in order to relieve traffic congestion, they didn't know they were going to ring boston with a golden semicircle, and that is what highway 128 is called today, boston's golden semicircle. so far you've seen what improved highways and traffic control mean to a metropolitan area, but all good roads are part of one great pattern, the interstate system, that serves the whole nation. the great primary roads that connect the cities and then the roads that feed into the system. we need good secondary roads to serve the rural population and small towns of america. for that story we go to north carolina. why north carolina? well, only a few years ago the rural population lived largely in the back country, far from the few main highways in what was called dirt road isolatio

all through new england is bad weatheat potential. a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> we're also going to watch heavy rain threat in areas of texas. i'm sure you're happy it will onlye in dallas today. you'd rather have a nice day like that in the fall. where you don't have to worry about the rain. that's where the showers and thunderstorms will be today. also in the northeastorrom richmond wards. >>> take a look at the week ahead. ll let you know. >> thank you. several women were out on a lake in minnesota when their giantat inle rambo unicorn got stuck. two officers who saw the women ickly realized that they need to be rescued. one deputy, got his phone to put on video. the other busted out his self-proclaimed rescue skills and reeled in the women. they posted the video on twitter. bere they thought the group was in trouble, they wanted to take a photo with the unikor all for the gram. when we come back, inside the secret recordings of the firing of omarosa from the white house. and they got it from theirs. it's your sk

. >> you know i talk a lot about new englanders, because of the 26th division, the yankee division, newngland national guard and also to let meme, to remind people that it was, was not just the u.s. marine corps fighting in this area. now having said that, sometimes there were marines that came from massachusetts, so he was a new englander. he was actually a marine, second lieutenant thomas ashley. young guy, mid 20s. he was actually killed pretty early in the battle for hill 142, he was a member of the fifth regiment marines, the regiment that took what is essentially the northern part of the battlefield of belleau wood. it was primarily the fifth regiment. he would have never seen belleau wood, not close up. because he didn't live long enough to get there. but he was, he was killed in taking out one of the german machine guns on hill 142. so it's not just belleau wood for the marine corps. the marine corps fought at lemiere farm, and hill 142 and at belleau wood. >> the gold star mothers pilgrimages, do you know when they came here to the cemetery? and it was before the cemetery was d

i grew up in new england. jealous. it comes from a petty place. my'mad's from pittsburgh and a steelers fan. so it's been a rough -- [ cheers ] >> oh, i see. >> seth:t's been a rough decade or so. >> i've got it. i understand. >> seth: and are you -- lihear you're so intense that your children don' to be there when you're watching. >> can i just say this to begin? i don't get the rules of footll. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> you know how it is. i think you have to kind of play it to get the subtleties and all. i get when they throw it and you catch it and you run and you go through the -- right? eth: i mean it seems lik you're an expert. >> and there's -- there's points. [ laughter ] but because i suppressed it all of my growing up years, because it's all that -- f tball was on there was no other option. and thought this is the most ridiculous nonsense. somehow when i hit 40 this bizarre beast came flying out. and i scream. and i get hysterical. my children just quietly get up and they depart. >> seth: that'

now, for 2018, it's been an interesting year for new england tornados. n've had three in new mampshire, three in massachusetts, and six in connecticut, well above average for this area. compare that to the heart of tornado alley, oklahoma-- the erme number. tutionwide, we've actually seen aglow-average numbers, but for new england, it's been a busy year, and one reason for that is the jet stream. we've had this jet stream set up where we have these daily rain reances. the flood threat has been there. ohe good news is heading into the next couple of days, we actually have warmer temperatures and sunshine building on in. now, one place looking for the rain is actually out west, where they continue to deal with the horrible wildfire situation. red flag warnings are stretching through many states. dangerous, rapid advancement of some large fires possible with low humidity and gusty winds. you can see that california wildfires, 17 currently burning. and, reena, unfortunately, over the next couple of days, no rainfall in sight. sck to you. >> ninan: jacob wycof

hot, humid, we will see a line of showers and thunderstorms more widespread northern and central new englandhit and miss d.c., baltimore, philadelphia. because of the heat and humidity out there, once again today all of new york city and the five boroughs under the heat advisory, roughly 12 million people. it's hot and humid all through areas of the south. this afternoon, 95 in atlanta. 99 in raleigh. 96 in new york city. dallas one of the hottest spots, it will feel like 105. as you said, it's either blast the ac or carry the umbrella. in most cases both. >> i was about to say, you need both nowadays. >> get the rain out in time foft weekend. >> i'll have the weekend forecast coming up. it will be hit and misrain. >>> still ahead, controversy in atlanta. what led to the benches-clearing brawl and all the highlights from around the majors next in sports. ke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "vengeful vermin." not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we

richard lister, bbc news. englandan't remember knocking out a man in an alleged brawl outside a bristol nightclub last september. stokes, who denys affray, did admit to throwing several pounches. our correspondent, phil mackie, reports. ben stokes arrived at court this morning to spend a second day in the witness box. he has been giving his version of events of the night of the fight, outside the nightclub during which he punched two men, knocking them both unconscious. mr stokes says he was acting in self defence. he is being questioned about what happened after he was refused entry to the embargo club. he denies offering £300 to get in, getting he would —— saying he would not pay that much to get into the better london nightclub. he said he was not rude to the dormant andrew cunningham. the prosecutor said, you have a significant memory blackout, is that because you were really drunk? no, replied the cricketer, although he had admitted having drunk two or three point of beer, six or seven vodkas and several jagerbom

but i can't forget about the lonely young man up in new england. our interview made headlines. but so much was left unsaid about nathan's past, about how he survived, and as the days go by, the swells of suspicion are bearing down on him like a nor'easter. >> you've got to presume that he's thinking, "i'm going to tell my story, i'm going to put it out there, it's going to end this." that's not what happened. >> reporter: and then, surprise. 193 miles. nathan invites us back to vermont for a second interview. we're hoping this time he'll fill in some blanks. when we arrive at his home -- hi, nathan, how are you? nathan seems as adrift as he was out in the ocean. >> i was lost at sea, my mom died. what would be great, to have people embracing you, saying we are glad you are home, we are glad you are alive and also helping me to deal with my mom's death. it hasn't been that. >> reporter: nathan says he was counting on support from linda's three sisters, his aunts. instead, there's been a stony silence. >> i haven't received any calls. >> reporter: not from a single one of them? >

new england.ecticut. tonight, businessman bob stefan askey he wins the g.o.p. nomination. the democrat, ned lamont, won. this is the connecticut governor, dan malloy, really unpopular, and it could be setting up another republican governor in new england. we'll see. >> ed: good stuff from bret. i remember when there was a special election in pennsylvania, you were here with me and you said that lamp one because he had the chops. [laughter] >> i don't have that line tonight. >> ed: bret baier, i appreciate appreciated. climate change has nothing to do with the california wildfires, so says ryan zinke. what is causing the blazes? that is the burning question for him. he is here to answer after just coming back from touring the coming back from touring the devastation . we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's

congress approved indian removal there were very strong voices against it, especially coming from new england and new york. but the majority of americans saw this as a positive thing at the time. to open up more land for, for cotton growth in particular. but for white european settlement. one of the other well-known topics of jackson's presidency is what is today called the bank war. the bank was created to hold federal funds that had been collected through taxes. it also was the major source of credit, the country at that time in business operated on credit. not unlike it does today. jackson believed and there's strong evidence to support that the bank was using its clout, its influence, to buy votes in congress. and jackson saw this as a, as a corporation using its influence to protect itself, and disadvantaging the average citizen. the average american, and that government was complicit in prejudicing the average citizen against the wealthy and the well-connected. the bank war in essence became a clash of wills, between andrew jackson and nicholas biddle. who was president of the bank. a h

there were very strong voices against it especially coming from new england and new york but the majority of american saw this as a positive thing at the time to open up more land for cotton growth in particular but for white european settlements. one of the other well-known topics of his presidency is today called the bank war. the bank was created to hold federal funds that have been collected through taxes. it also was the major source of credit. the country at that time often business operated on credit. jackson believed and there is strong evidence to support that the bank was using its influence to purchase votes in congress. jackson's homeless as a corporation aska -- jackson saw this as a corporation disadvantaging the average citizen and that government was complicit in prejudicing the average citizen against the wealthy and well-connected. the bank war came a clash of wills between andrew jackson and nicholas biddle who was president of the bank. a highly intelligent man that had great power and influence. these men were unwilling to back down. the medusa heads here is jackson b

the 'skins will play their first preseason gam tonight against the new england patriots. fans have been waiting for this moment. here's the new quasmerback alex ith making his official debut for the tea tonight. that's not the only face fans will see rocking the burgundy and gold against the. new wide over paul richardson jr. along with rookie derrius guice will be putting on a 'skins jersey for the first time. >> it wasn't my first time. i always put one on at the until envelope rookie premier, but ready to get out there and step it up. i'm excited now, 1 t 10, i'm like a 12 right now. >> love it. that enthusiasm is infectious. great smile. great attitude. 'skins fans a ready, too. nbc4 is the place for all of the action. after, we'll break down the game in the postgame report befor news4 at 11:00. >> see if they can get infected with winning this year. > a man running from police probably thought the chase was over when herove into a river. but these officers wer't about to let him go. see how they corralled their suspect. >>> plus, fans always want to leave a baseball g

records were set frt from the ohio river valleys through new england. boston that nearly two dozen school districts sent their students home. michelle miller has that story from new york. >> reporter: the heat was so oppressive. 114 degrees on the court. that tennis officials were forced to change the state of play. >> the heat is one of the players today here at the u.s. open. >> reporter: on day three of the u.s. open in queens it was survival of the fittest for both players and fans. >> how do you stand it? >> well, lots of water. they give out free ice at the store, so. >> reporter: the tournament announced a new heat policy for men, allowing for ten minute breaks between sets. in coram, new york the heat turned deadly when an 11-year-old girl was pulled unconscious from this car parked in a driveway. by the time an ambulance got the girl to the hospital she was pronounced daeds. the hot weather has become business as usual in washington, d.c. today's high of 94 degrees meant the nation's capital has had 37 90-degree days this summer. >> we can't be

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. >> smoke and ash are drifting as far east as new england.arbon monoxide is being released in the atmosphere and is also traveling needs. "fbn:am" will have more in the have more on this later this morning. brain think he will be on "mornings with maria" 7:30 a.m. eastern time. what a house on the road than it could look like. five winners of the 3-d printed habitat challenge. teams were tasked with designing 3-d printed houses for future visitors. the idea is to send a robot to mars to build the homes for use when astronauts eventually arise that the rest of us. the sec has subpoenaed ramping up an investigation into the claim was secured funding to take the electric car maker private. what does this mean for mosque, tesla and shareholders. we bring in misty merits. what is the risk for everybody involved? >> first, lauren, now you've got the sec starting a formal investigation by serving the subpoenas. they are going to be looking into whether or not the funding was actually secured. from elon musk for spec to come if material misrepresenta

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