century, new england. and as with all great melodramas this one begins on a dark and stormy night. march 15th 1750 rain and snow fell in alternating torence on the small hamlet of canterbury, connecticut and mehetto bell smith lay dying. earlier that day a young woman named mary smith who was not related had served her a pancake laced with rats being or what we tomato as arsenic. almost immediately metabel, phil violently ill and died the following day and autopsy conducted by several local doctors revealed. what appeared to be foul play and so mary smith was remanded to the wyndham county jail to await trial for murder. indicted on the same day mary's alleged accomplice was none other than john smith. had a bell's husband of 10 years and the father of their four children. surviving court records, you'll feel few clues to the motive that led john smith to conspire with mary smith to murder his wife, but isaac backus the prominent leader of the new england separate baptist movement provided additional detai

flash flood watches in place from kwifl all the way to new england. now, we've seen dozens and dozens of flood reports, many of these have been flood rescues between new york city, philadelphia and d.c. we also had tornadoes in wednesday. it was a busy day for sure and thursday alooking pretty busy too along new england. look at thursday morning right around daybreak. the intense rain across eastern new england. it'll finally depart the area into thursday afternoon. leaving behind a pretty nice day as a matter of fact. temperatures on thursday are going to top out only in the 70s for highs. the soaking rains across new england will mainly be in the morning. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, joe rogan, the controversial podcast host opens up about testing positive for covid. >>> also ahead, new arrests in a fake covid vaccination card scheme, among the suspects, hospital workers. >>> he's known as big john and he's about to fetch a big price. >>> back now with the pandemic causing even more delays in hollywood. the new "top gun

of course new england turned trading and shipbuilding given lack of cash crop in new england's stony and long winters, the early merchants knew all about capitalism even though the word wouldn't be invented for a couple hundred years. many of them wrote at the tops of their letters, in the name of god profit so these puritan merchants saw personal economic success with a sign of god's grace. it be nice if elizabeth warren had the same attitude. [laughter] among the early settlers of colonial america were many groups seeking religious freedom. the u.s. remains the most religious of western nations. this yearning for moral spiritual perfection, some part of the american character that to a plethora of new american-born religious texts such as the church of jesus christ of latter days, jehovah's witnesses christian science to name just a few of the more successful and long widespread also apply to social instruments and a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in. the most famous was new harmony indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist nam

we still have to neither watches, enforce across parts of southern new york, southern areas of new england. so i can look at the broader picture. you can see that lots massive cloud and in there we have got either tucked in, of course i was the pastor, well, the days this is the storm just making his way up towards the northeast corner through the tennessee valley. and we have seen vast amounts of rainfall, of course, on that storm, as he was saying earlier, that's the position of the system. now, they're just easing up a cross towards new england, middle, grassy went up towards a canadian maritime. we'll just throw some numbers that you knew it seen 250 millimeters of rain in the space of just 24 hours. compare that with the september average with a specter and $97.00 millimeters of rain. so staggering amounts of rainfall push up into new york. laguardia airport reported a $175.00 millimeters of rainfall in 24 hours. in the space of 6 hours. we only had what we had $152.00 millimeters to frank was a little wonder. we have seen that widespread flooding here. take a look at new york city. i

this letter what washington was thinking, basically this letter was to one of the assemblies in new england, i think it was connecticut assembly that he was basically telling them don't worry, even if they do this, they are never going to be able to hold onto that territory. it would take an immense army to hold onto that territory and i think he is right. i don't think there is any way the british had the combat power to link up there armies in albany, conduct full on military operations to the east and new england hold onto the hudson river order to maintain supplies and so forth and keep the new england states separated from the middle states and seven states, i just don't think they could do it. i think the entire plan was based on false assumption that number one, linking up these armies, good things would happen after that, she and of course the other assumption being that there are so many loyalists in upstate new york, they would go to his aid. that was a bad assumption. another assumption about native americans, native americans would flock to burgoyne's army and of course that did

his letter was one of the assemblies new england.t was connecticut assembly but he was basically telling them don't worry, even if they do this, they are nevern going to be able to hold onto territory. it would take an immense army to hold onto that territory and i think he's right, i don't think there's any way that would have the power to be able to link up their armies in albany, conduct military operations to new england and hold onto that to maintain supplies and so forth and keep the new england state separated from liberal and southern states. i don't think they had it. i think the entire plan based on false assumptions that number one, merely making up these armies, good things would happen after that.d i think that was the assumption they made and of course the other assumption being there somebody loyalists in upstate new york that would flock to his eight, bows about assumption. another assumption about native americans, the native americans would flock to burgoyne's army and of course that did not happen so it was based o

the remnants of hurricane ida are expected to bring heavier rain two new england today. >>> in hard-hitisiana, floodwater and gas are in short supply. state officals say with no power and scorching heat moving in, ems calls have now spiked 185% in new orleans. this morning, they raced a restore power but some places may not have power for weeks >> let's and, it is dire. it is very difficult who survived this way. we know power is out, nearly 1 million people without power. >> president biden is set visit louisiana tomorrow two witness the devastation firsthand. >>> the time is 6:15. cooler temperatures and a little hazy today. let's get the forecast with mary lee. >> good morning. we are looking at temperatures below average for really one more day today. and we start to so we can. the transamerica. if across the bay and the bay bridge. a gray start the day. low clouds and some areas of fog out there. temperatures running in the mid- upper 50s at this hour. grab a jacket if you're heading out the door. we will have the afternoon sunshine as we go through the day today. below normal dayt

this matter what washington was thinking and basically the letter was one of the assemblies in new englandthink connecticut assembly but he basically was telling them don't worry, even if they do this, they are never going to be able to hold onto that territory. it would take an immense army to be able to hold onto that territory and i think he's right. i don't think there's any way they had the combat power to link up their armies in albany, conduct military operations to the east and new england and hold onto that to maintain supply and soup forth new englad state separated from the middle and southern states.. so i think the entire plan was based on false assumptions that number one, merely linking up these armies, good things would happen after that. of course the other assumption being so many loyalists in upstate new york they would all flock to his aid. doubts about assumption. another assumption about native americansam, native americans would flock to his army and of course that didn't happen so it was based on data assumptions. >> didn't get french canadians. >> no, he didn't. th

now the threat moves to new england. pect airport delays and cancellations as we head there tomorrow. >> a lot happening on both sides of the >>> tonight, breaking news the tornado emergency. remnants of hurricane ida slamming the east coast. the massive twister caught on camera a trail of destruction as the extreme weather pushes into the northeast. heavy rain and deadly flooding 56 million under alert. while in louisiana, the new images of a community nearly wiped off the map. long lines for gas, food, and water. nearly one million still without power. our correspondent with the governor we ask him how long will it last >>> plus, california's raging caldor fire exploding to more than 200,000 acres. the flames closing in on lake tahoe's famed resorts. snow blowers now being used to fight the growing inferno. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly high school shooting, the urgent manhunt, and what police just announced. >>> new images of the taliban parading captured u.s. military weapons and equipment. president biden und

now the threat moves to new england.ead there tomorrow. >> a lot happening on both sides of the country. we hope to see you tomorrow. >> be safe. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's the tonight show starring

heaviest rain will be for new england. but it's going to stall right there. then there's a second front coming in that will put a squeeze play in here so that second weaker front will move across lake ontario today the heaviest rain will be from bangor, down to providence, boston, and the east end of long island and then it's out of here and cooler weather coming into the northeast. >> thank you >>> a busy grocery store in >>> let's move on to that deadly investigation into that mass shooting a busy grocery store i tennessee, a gunman opening fire inside of a kroger in memphis killing one person and injuring 12 others before police believe he took his own life >> reporter: many of the wounded are recovering from serious injuries this morning after a gunman walked into this kroger and began shooting investigators overnight executing search warrants at undisclosed locations as they look into whether the gunman was an employee at the store who was recently fired this morning, a terrifying mass shooting sending shock waves through a memphis suburb >> subject down

the new england women's manager sarina viegman has named herfirst england squad since taking charge —enced mary urps and lucy staniforth are back in the team. but manchester city trio lucy bronze, keira walsh, and ellie roebuck all miss out through injury. now tomorrow evening, we could see yet another milestone for 18—year—old emma raducanu at the us open. the briton is in quarterfinal action at flushing meadows at around 5pm uk time — she faces the tokyo olympic champion this summer, belinda bencic. but raducanu still hasn't lost a set in this remarkable run to the last eight. the last briton to win the women's title was virginia wade, back in 1968. i think there's so many of them things i'm impressed by. first of all, she's very exuberant, she's a lovely person. if you're good, you're good. it is just about whether or not you can handle everything that goes with it, to be obsolete honest. personality on the court is a pleasure to watch. so it will do infinite things for british tennis, and i think she's going to be able to handle it. but there is an awful lot that she will have to

, and hold on to that hudson river corridor to maintain supplies and so forth and to keep the new england space separated from the southern space. i don't think they had the combat power to do it. i think the entire plan was based on some false assumptions that number one, merely linking up these armies, good things would happen after that. i think that was an assumption that they made. and of course the other assumption being that there's so many loyalists in up state new york that they would all flock to burgoyne's aid, that was a bad assumption. another assumption about native americans, that the native americans would flock to burgoyne's army and of course that didn't happen. so it was based on a lot of pretty bad assumptions. >> and he didn't get the french canadian support either. >> no, he didn't. and the other -- the final piece of your question when you said about howe had to understand that he was meant to go up the hudson, i think that was true, but remember, his plan had also been approved, by the king and germain. i got that in the appendix that you mentioned. you know, very

boy. >> yeah, i was born in new england. >> jimmy: yeah, and so, you were a patriots fan or a a tomcret theory that tom brady is stalking me. >> jimmy: yeah, he is following you. >> we're both 44 i grew up in new england he moved to new england. >> jimmy: that's close enough. >> we've both won respective championships in our respective fields i moved to tampa he followed me to tampa. >> jimmy: i'm just saying. have you guys ever hung out? have you ever crossed paths? >> no, but i see these weird security cameras that have been stationed around my property and i think maybe he's behind it >> jimmy: yeah, he's behind that yeah, yeah, yeah this summer, you came back to wwe for "summerslam," and it was honestly so exciting >> dude, it was great! i had a wonderful match. i finished second place. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no, that's not the way -- no, no, it's not the way wrestling works. i'm sorry. >> says you. >> jimmy: that's not the way wrestling works. roman reigns -- it was awesome, by the way, just to see you back there because we talked, and i was like, "there's hints of you

one to three inches of rain in some of the hardest hit storms across eastern pennsylvania into new england. we could be talking about the potential for that heavy rainfall and as i mentioned, straight line winds as far south as raleigh, as far north as new england. isolated tornadoes will be a risk as well and this could continue into parts of our thursday >> and late today, we got word there's another tropical system. this time targeting the florida pan handle >> yes tropical storm mindy bringing heavy rainfall to the florida panh panhandle. we'll need to watch out for flash flooding in these parts of the country as well. >> thanks. so >> louisiana's insurance commissioner ordering insurers to pay for policy holders' education expenses that came today. many people won't be so lucky when it comes to flood damage. many on the gulf coast is that the northeast will be left footing the bill themselves because only a small percentage of americans are actually covered by flood insurance kristina spoke to some people with massive repair costs. what a mess. >> reporter: floodwaters are still absol

his letter was to one of the assemblies in new england and i think it was the connecticut assembly but he was basically telling them hey don't worry even if they do this better never going to be will to hold onto it. it would take an immense army to build a hold onto that territory. i don't think there's any way the british would be able to lay out their army and albany movies into england and hang on to maintain supplies to keep the new england states separated from the southern states. i think the entire plan was based on the bulk assumption that number one good things would happen and that was the assumption that they made and the other being there are so many oils in upstate new york another assumption about native americans that native americans would flock the army and of course that didn't happen. the final piece of your question about he had to understand he would go up the hudson i think that was true but remember his plan had also been approved by the king and germane. they got that in the appendix that you mentioned. yes the king and i have approved your plan to go to philad

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we have flood watches, flood warnings up for 27 million people in the northeast up to new england.you can already see the radar starting to really fire up. we are watching this system push through a line of heavy rain stretching all the way into new england. areas of flash flooding possible then we move into friday it advances up the coast. showers from maine to new york finally drying out but storm totals anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain and we're watching the formation of tropical storm sam 60 miles an hour winds moving west at 16 miles an hour 18th named storm of the season only 2020, lester, had more storms at this date. it is predicted to become a major hurricane and we will be watching. >> all right, al thank you for that update >>> i want to turn to the migrant crisis at the border a top diplomat quitting today over biden actions at that bridge, while the white house says agents in del rio will no longer ride on horse back to control the border morgan chesky is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight more than 4,000 haitian migrants packed under this bridge, survived on so li

, under a new england, undera new manager, england, under a new manager, were easy 8—0 winnersnorthern ireland too. when a new manager comes in, players are keen to impress and england's lionesses would not get a better opportunity to show what they could do than when facing north macedonia, a team ranked 131 in the world. and they got off to the perfect start. leah williamson with an inch—perfect ball, ella toone slotting home to become the first england player to score under sarina wiegman. england took their time adding a second but this time, toone turned provider, scrapping, finding ellen white, who would not miss from there. they've got it! before the visitors added an unfortunate own goal before half—time. look at that ball in, goalkeeper missed it and an own goal. after the break, england kept up the pressure. the chasm in quality between the two sides never more obvious than when north macedonia kicked the ball into the back of their own net for a second time. substitute beth england shone in the second half, adding two goals, the pick of which was this unstoppable hea

early new england which was settled by profit-seeking joint stock company sold a land held in common as well as poor results. in the plymouth colony despite the story of the first thanksgiving, the harvest of 1621 has been formed. in early 1622, governor william bradford gave each family a plot of land but required the, quote, all profits and benefits that are not done by trade, working, fishing or any other means placed in a common storehouse so that, quote, all such persons of this colony have their meat, drink and all provisions out of the common stock. the settlers were expected to work the fields, go fishing and hunting but the results were doled out to each family according to size, not according to contribution of labor. the result was a very poor harvest in 1622 and severe hunger in winter of 1622-23 but bradford happily was no ideologue. he could learn from experience. he wrote in his book of plymouth plantation, quote, the failure of the experiment of communal service, the taking away of private property and the possession of it in community by a commonwealth was found with

four to eight inches of rain expected from southern new england to the ohio valley for wednesday into thursday. we're going to have water over the roads, hopefully not water in your basement but we do have a flash flood watch from southern new england to the southern appalachians and also the severe thunderstorm risk high wednesday into wednesday night in the d.c. area. possible tornadoes. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, why americans are hoarding toilet paper once again. >>> also ahead, yet another shake-up behind the scenes at "jeopardy!" what's in store for america's favorite quiz show. >>> and later the rock reacts to finding a man who could be his twin brother. >>> back now with the return of americans hoarding toilet paper. consumers emptied shelves at the start of the pandemic. now proctor and gamble is ramping up production once again. the company said demand is rising due to the surge in covid cases. >>> just how desperate fast food chains are for workers. in oregon, mcdonald's is hiring kids as young as 14. the shortage has closed some to close di

you get a block ag, australia, new england, england got these teams a part of a blog, extremely new zealand, england. who do we complain to? because they were supposed to be part of the cricket family, but obviously they have not made off your heart of them. and they just look facility to wriggle out of pocket. how we go out of our way to accommodate them. we honor their wishes. we are one of the best hosts in the world, and then when we go to visit them, they even mistreat. they'll play as well in quarantine yet we accept all of it. and so it's a lesson for us out there. a europe's ryder cup captain project harrington says his team's success or failure in the coming days will go a long way to defining his career. the reading champions have not flown into the united states ahead of the events which stops in wisconsin on friday. folks are captain speaking on the state for he saw major champion harrington is taking an experience, things for us, for this 3 days, competition while the americans have 6. or if he's in the 12 my lineup coverage, travel restrictions mean the european female face a

lots of spooky excitement beginning in new england.us 2 starring bette midler, sarah jessica parker and kathy najiminy. >> there's a certain look creators of the hocus pocus sequel have been honing in on as they were seen when they were shopping at an event at antiques cove center. >> they bought some chandeliers. some halloween decorations. lot of things you would suggest with a creepy haunted new england style. >> the set designers were looking for what are called layering items that would go in the background of the scenes to give those scenes authenticity. the plot is reportedly similar to the original dark comedy except this time three young women instead of a teenage boy inadvertently reawaken the sanderson sisters, witches from 1693 on halloween again being played by midler, parker and naj najimy. >> reporter: the film's ebbing tier kwror -- at chase park. interiors will be shot at the armory in providence, fairy dust production sound stage, all over a ten week period. >> they did say to us at the end of the movie, a house will

and today, from philadelphia to northern new jersey, to southern new england, the misery set in as floodwaters receded in some areas but continued to rise in others. this street where i am standing in fairfield, new jersey, just yesterday was completely dry. now, as you can see, water up to my thighs. at least 47 people across five northeast states died in the storm. many drowned in their homes or were washed away by rushing floodwaters. like veteran connecticut trooper brian mohl. the youngest killed was two- year-old lobsang lama, who drowned with his par itheir newt apartment. scientists say climate change is making storm systems more destructive than ever. today, fairfield, new jersey detective sergeant jeff didyk and corporal stephen diorgenio were out searching for more possible victims and helping the vulnerable. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: instead of planning for labor day weekend celebrations, people are now picking up the pieces of their lives-- if there is anything left to pick up.n riley's house in part of the foundation of john riley's house in little falls, new jersey, is

four to eight inches of rain expected from southern new england to the ohio valley for wednesday into thursday. we're going to have water over the roads, hopefully not water in your basement but we do have a flash flood watch from southern new england to the southern appalachians and also the severe thunderstorm risk high wednesday into wednesday night in the d.c. area. possible tornadoes. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, why americans are hoarding toilet paper once again. >>> also ahead, yet another shake-up behind the scenes at "jeopardy!" what's in store for america's favorite quiz show. >>> and later the rock reacts to finding a man who could be his twin brother. i may have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. or psoriatic arthritis. but we are so much more. we're team players and artists. designers and do-it-yourselfers. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in ps

the storm is now moving into new england. s go back to cnn's mark morales in brooklyn, new york. mark, obvious to say the city wasn't built to deal with anything remotely like this. i have a friend who has been bailing out his basement for the past couple of hours. i'm sure thousands are doing the same. give us a sense of where things stand where you are and how residents are coping with all this. >> it is very similar to your friend. that is the scene that has been multi mu multipl ied all over the city. you had people dealing with their basements or what we have here at this intersection. it almost looked like a river. you'll notice a couple suvs behind me. these were cars that were left in the roadway because the water level got too high and it became too dangerous for the drivers to stay in those vehicles. we're talking about water getting up to the driver's side window to the point where someone had to evacuate their vehicle. and it is not just those two cars. there is a third car over a little bit further on. and if you

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england. just aware that somehow they got him out. the ball was new, ollie robinson was revived. and thought perjara had hit theirs. that sound waves on review showed it had gone for 61. in september of this series everything is still to be decided. before bad light, india's captain stretched the lead to a point which already may be match—winning. joe wilson, bbc news. england's women have got off to a shaky start in their second t20 international against new zealand in hove. scotland are underway in their world cup qualifier against moldova at hampden park. steve clarke says his side are approaching a "must—win" moment in their campaign, with the team languishing fourth in group f after wednesday's 2—0 defeat in denmark. rangers�* nathan patterson, aston villa midfielderjohn mcginn and hibernian�*s kevin nisbet all start, they're among six changes. just about 5 mins gone, still goalless. one more world cup qualifying line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers against andorra at wembley tomorrow night and poland next wednesda

this now got more coming their way new york is good for bay and new england starting to clear out as nfall working its way. >> portions of maritime canada like new brunswick and nova so, i mean, i just from the gulf coast through new england. really resulting in some devastation in so hard to see that loss of life to even as this storm just moves into a post tropical system now because people knew what they were expecting. rain, but they didn't realize that it would caused so much problems with the water. and you know, the ground already saturated and the flash flooding and john, you were explaining. and so first time that new york has ever had. a flash flood warning. this is unprecedented for new york right here. and as you guys were talking about as well. they've seen a lot of rainfall lately. so the grounds already super saturated. so when you get a concrete jungle like that. there's not a lot of runoff that can happen. but even in those suburban areas is more rural areas. this grounds already saturated. so you see the swollen waterways and that what is what has resulted in that ex

for those of us in new england, we like to hear that. we know the audience is looking forward to hearing more about the book winning independence, so let's begin again. the focus has been on the era of the revolution. what do you love most about this chapter in our history? >> thank you for having me in the library and historical society for inviting me tonight. i've been looking forward to doing this. i was drawn to the revolution because that is where everything starts for the united states. the social ideas were formed during the course of the revolution. if you think about it, lincoln when he talked about it seven years ago was referring to 1776 and the ideas of equality and god-given rights of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness for all people. and when martin luther king talked about having a dream, his dream was that african-americans would be cut in on the ideas that really begin with the american revolution so i was drawn to that and i think in addition because the revolution consisted of two things. on the one hand, there's

. >>> in the northeast at this hour, parts of pennsylvania, new york, up through new england and the severe thunderstorm watch. damaging winds possible. and of course the flash flood watches across four states and the south tonight, from louisiana to florida, with that storm now stalled. rob is tracking both systems. >>> new reporting tonight after those bombshell claims in a new book about the final days of the trump administration, called "peril." tonight, the chairman of the joint chiefs mark milley defending his calls with china. and jon karl reporting that general milley might not have been the first to reach out to china. >>> california's lee call rejected. rnor gavin newsom's major victory. >>> tonight, the developing news involving north korea, launching two short range ballistic missiles. how far did they go and how is u.s. is responding. >>> and minutes away tonight, spacex set to launch to space with only civilians onboard. and we'll take you to the launch site live. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. there is major news on those

i wrote an article in the new england journal of medicine call the doctor's new dilemma and what i describes something we all face as partners and friends and so forth is that moment when you could dig a little deeper and engage a little closer to cost you time and energy and vulnerability where you could sidestep that which has a different kind of cost. the scenario i painted even though it happens over and over again to all doctors and nurses and caregivers you walk into a patient's room and examined them and while they are waiting for you they are reading a novel. you have read the novel. you can see the cover. and then you have a choice. do you say how do you like it? i read that. i liked it but it was 200 pages too long. what did you think? the goldfinch. [laughter] so this is a true story. if i do that i'm already running late i have 15 minutes in which to deal with and myriad of issues to be really have time to talk about if the goldfinch should have been shorter? so maybe a pretend that i didn't see the book and that is a more existential so what the hell in my a even doing here if

it's a perfect from florida to new england.ay, sunday, a lovely beach day along the atlantic coast sunshine along the east coast as well mild out west. rain from the great lakes down into the central g >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our temperatures today going to be so nice but a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. headed towards the low 80s in hayward and mid 80s for san jose. feeling a little bit summer-like for inland east bay reaching 92 degrees in antioch and 86 in napa and santa rosa. our forecast continues to stay warm for the valleys for the weekend but we will be cooling down by the middle of next week. >>> coming up, our one on one with demi lovato, back in the spotlight with a new show that's not what you would expect. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up w

this is something that would have been made in new england. and during the period, we would have expected to see a demilune fan, a semicircle with a flat bottom that runs parallel to the edge of the drawer. and the other feature about this that is a little unusual is the shape of this foot. this is what we call a trifed foot. and it's really unusual to find a trifed foot on a new england piece of furniture. so a little bit of alarm bells are starting to go off. you'd expect to see a pad foot. if i pull this drawer out, and i pull this drawer out, i want to compare the top and bottom to each other. right. and if we look at the dovetails, you'll see on the bottom drawer, there's one large dovetail. right. and up top, they're smaller. that to me says we've got an issue. it should be uniform construction throughout the case. what i think you have here is a high chest that's been married. which cuts its value. it does cut its value. have you ever had it appraised? oh, in the early '90s, we had someone look at it for a fine arts insurance. and do yo