this one on the front is the warrant. it was written on february 29th. however, it was handed to the sheriff to go get her and on the back, he's saying, okay, i have brought her in on the day you requested, march 1st. so here we have a document that has two different dates associated with it. two. how do you put that into a chronology? we kept track of where, how many dates we had. and you notice i got six because you never know. we still only have five at one point, but we kept track of what are the dates, what was the function of this piece in the document. more commonly, there were things of evidence. this was used at three points in time. this is one of the pieces by thomas putnam. this is a deposition of mary wallcaught against john willard. we have a piece here, every dates from may 8th and earlier. that's the deposition, the evidence the woman was turning in. then this next thing which is the oath. at the grand jury, you had to swear to it truth of your testimony. when we see one of these, we know it was used before the grand jury. that's also tra

the two crashes on the beltway, one in maryland, one in virginia. that accident cleared. the crash in virginia that was the outer loop near the gallows road has also cleared. you'll find in the district some bigger delays building. er d.c.-295 near the 11th street bridge. that shoulder was affecting northbounders so right now that's a little bit of a mess. hopefully authorities can clear that as quickly as possible. northbound u.s. 29 after vint hill road, we still just have a single right lane getting by the scene. back to you. >>> here's a look at some of the top stories this morning. secretary of state rex tillerson is in the philippines meeting with diplomats of southeast asian nations. one of the topics? north korea. this was after the u.s. put new sanctions on north korea over the weekend. tracie potts will have rex tillerson's message coming up. >>> 5:32. metro workers are working to keep the train safe after a teenager was shot. police are now looking for three suspects. we'll have a live report on their investigation coming watch your speed on the way to work. th

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. >>> next on american history tv on c-span 3, rabbi david dalin on the eight jewish justices who have served on the nation's highest court since 1916. hosted by the national archives, this is an hour and a half. >> upstairs in the rotunda the original constitution of the united states signed by the delegates to the constitutional convention in 1787 is on display and every day of the week thousands of people come to view it. many of them bend down to examine the parchment through its glass protection, some trying to read the 18th century script. the constitution is the foundation of our government and it is the standard to which the supreme court of the united states looks when it decides the cases that come before it. the many supreme court case files both appellate and original jurisdiction are preserved here at the national archives as are opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney rolls with our earliest records starting in 1790. we also have the audio recordings of the supreme court and the majority have been digitized and available online. we are working on a project to prepare al

on the 28th? during the post dawn hours of august 28th, jackson finally chosen a position to take in the area in which he had been operating. he decided to move his scattered divisions into a concentrated position just west of the warrington turnpike. jackson sent curriers to the divisions to have them move towards this new position. jackson's position that he decided to take was one that anyone would expect of the commander. jackson's line covered the road from haymarket to sudly springs. if lee was blocked at thoroughfair gap, he could take an alternate route to jackson. on his immediate front, the position was defensively strong, running along a moderately high ridge, part and i reinforce this, part of which included the em bankments of an unfinished railroad and the warrenton turn tike f things went bad for jackson, he had the sudly springs road that led to aldy gap. thus, jackson's true position was not, not the railroad cut you see pictured here as popular history conveys. it must take a mom

>> on sunday 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we'll tour the presidential vehicles collection at the henry ford museum in deerborn, michigan. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, herbert hoover scholar george nash talks about the relationship between the 31st president and calvin coolidge. >> just four days before the election coolidge finally gave hoover an extraordinarily effusive endorsement. hoover, he declared, had shown his fitness to be president. hoover said coolidge was able, trustworthy and safe. >> american history tv all weekend every weekend only on c-span3. >> now we take a look at legal documents from the salem witch trials. margo burns discusses the documents in a book project she titled "records of the salem witch hunt." this is part of a salem university seminar on the legacy of the witch trials. >> welcome back. i'm tad baker and thrilled to see you all here for what should be an interesting session. i would like to introduce to you my good friend and partner in witchcraft

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so, now let me catch you up on that first accident that we first reported on on route 42. this was around 2 o'clock this morning involving three separate vehicles. just to give you an idea of what this first accident is, it's near exit eight at blackwood-clementon road in gloucester township. this is three separate vehicles as mentioned, one driver ejected from the car. we're told that driver is in very critical condition. two other drivers were injured. they are in stable condition and are currently being treatd the. now, if you are headed this way initially we told you that traffic would be diverted at this exit. it still is but traffic is just crawling at this point. if you could avoid route 42 altogether, we suggest that because again, it's going very, very slowly this morning. we'll keep you posted on what other alternate routes you have. if you do have to head this way, just give yourself a lot of extra time. reporting live in gloucester township jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." alicia. >> jeanette, thank you. >>> this morning there are new explosive claims com

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just on yiddish kite. >> on yiddish kite. he always told the story of visiting his -- while he was secretary of labor, his elderly jewish mother in chicago. and while he was over sleeping one day and just kind of half awake, the phone rings, and his mother asks, who is this, and it's president kennedy. so he answers the president. so, she says, the president's new of witshul. >> okay, just a word or two about the yiddish kite of justice fortas, and then i want to ask you to reflect again on my question of, so why are we talking about jewish justices, the extent, if any, to which -- and i know you're not a lawyer or a legal scholar -- in your research, you were able to discern any impact on the jurisprudence of these people of the fact that they were at least born jewish. >> okay. first, fortas. >> first fortas. >> okay, fortas, like frankfurter was born into an orthodox family. he grew up in memphis, tennessee. he also pretty much cut his ties with orthodoxy in high school and continued to be really indifferent to anything in

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he has written a couple fantastic looks, one on perryville and one on the stones river and the telephone campaigns. tullahomahome a -- campaigns. it was overshadowed by gettysburg and vicksburg. he is here today to talk little about stones river, that sets .ut tullahoma that will wrap up 1862 embryos into 1863 with this battle, in one of the great defenses of the civil war. it is an judgment, is kolakowski. ladies and gentlemen, chris kolakowski. [applause] tough and ie a should take it as an offhanded complement because not only do i have to follow those two, i am all that stands between all of us and lunch. to move and keep us on point. what i want to do is talk about the battle of stones river murphysboro. refer to it as stones river because i had relatives who fought in the cumberland. we will talk about the great defense of the war and why it matters. be able towe will spend the next 40 to 45 minutes unpacking white this battle matters. before i do that how many have been to stones battlefield before? great. that is lot more than i thought. that is wonderful. you have a sense of the

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shame on you.ence ended with a vigil for the victims, as many reflect on a city and nation divided. chris suarez is a reporter for a local newspaper, the daily progress. he described what he saw. the rally was supposed to take place from 12pm to 5pm in emancipation park, which said recently been renamed leigh park, for the confederal general robert e lee. he was part of the confederate states of america which opposed the union in the american civil war. it started earlier. i arrived downturn in cha rlottesville. started earlier. i arrived downturn in charlottesville. you had these columns of different fascists and white nationalists coming into this park. police had already been deployed. it got pretty nasty, pretty fast. between these antifascist activists. i left for a while to charge my phone at a cafe nearby and i watched their live feed. there was a lot of violence already. it wasn't even noon yet. they declared a state of emergency, unlawful assembly. they had to take it to unlawful assembly.

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on perry ville and one on stone's river. i'm very fascinating with theullahoma but it was equally monumental in its strategic success. he's here to talk about stone's river, the first portion of that that sets up to. it's going to bring us into 1863 with this battle in one of the great defenses of the civil war. ladies and gentlemen, chris kowlikowski. >> thank you very much. i have a tough job and i should take it as an offhanded compliment that i get this slot because not only do i have to follow those two i'm also all that stands between all of us and launch. [ laughter ] so i'm going to move with ala alacri alacrity. i'm going to talk about the battle of stone's river. i refer to it as stone's river because i had relatives who fought there and we'll talk about the great defense of the war and why it matters. so hopefully we'll be able to spend some -- the next 40 to 45 minutes unpacking why this battle matters. before i do that, how many folks have been to stones river battlefield? before. that's a lot more than i though

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on yiddish kite. >> on yiddish kite. he always told the story of visiting his -- while he was secretary of labor, and and his mother asks who is this, and it's president kennedy, so he answers the president, so she says the president knew of -- >> okay. just a word or two of the yitish kite of justice fortis and then i'll ask you to reflect again on my question of so why are we talking about jewish justices, the extent, if any, to which, and i know you're not a lawyer or a legal scholar in your -- in your research you were able to discern any impact on the jurisprudence of these people. >> yeah. >> of the fact that they were at least born jewish. >> born jewish. okay. >> so fortis. >> fortis, like frankfurter, was born into an orthodox family, and grew up in memphis, tennessee, and he also pretty much cut his ties with orthodoxy in high school and continued to be really indifferent to anything in jewish practice and tradition and he was also his wife was not jewish and she was not particularly interested in judaism at al

>>> this is ktvu mornings on 2 . >> welcome back to mornings on 2 on this monday, august 21 . i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us this morning and it is 4:30 am. hopefully you will let us know where you are and if you can see the solar eclipse. will livermore be able to see it? >> it should be burning off by then but nowhere around the bay probably because we have a lot of fog, low clouds actually for the bay and the coast. just keep going east and for some maybe to the north and south but usually by 10 it is generally burning off at were sure it will be cloudy at the coast with a lot of low clouds. we have hazy skies and higher clouds coming from the remains of those thunderstorms over the sierra. the march of the fog will have some breaks but not many. overall not looking bad in oregon right now some things on track. up to 30 gusting out of travis with that good delta breeze, 60s with water temperatures coming up and the lows are mild to warm for some. 63 in belmont, 64 in fremont. low clouds with some of that thunderstorm complex

one employer makes good on a plan that will change simple things you do at work. >>> coming up on the "ellen" show, a family affair. rob lowe and his sons are hanging out on the cou. catcchh >>> police spent the night building positive relationships in communities for national night out. little dancing too. >> get down. >> you can see it was a big hit in prince george's county. county executive posted this on twitter, showing residents dancing, having a good time. >> that's how you make an impact. you have to get people in the groove. got to be feeling it. >>> well, it happened. dozens of employees in wisconsin, they're wearing the micro chips we have been talking about the last couple weeks. >> it is changing how they computers, they can be used to buy snacks from the vending machine. employees have microchip implanting party yesterday. more than 50 of them volunteered for the program. >> a few dozen decided against it, worried about id theft and gps tracking, things you probably should be worried about when you put something like that in your body. >> some were worried about long te

sot (lee)the foremost condition on any permit if they are insistent on issuing one is no weapons concealedr otherwise. (pam) oakland rapper -- charles williams-- known as "keak da sneak"-- is in stable condition after being shot early this morning. it happened around 5-30-this morning ... at a gas station on carlson boulevard and imperial avenue, in richmond. police say, they found the 39-year-old rapper on the ground ..in front of the gas station suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. williams was taken to the hospital where he underwent surgery. authorities believe williams was targeted. police are reviewing surveillance video from the area. no information about the suspect has been released. (steve) the man who police say shot and killed an off-duty oakland firefighter last week has officially been charged. oliver junio is accused of fatally shooting 30- year-old jake walter and injuring another off-duty officer. the shooting happened in downtown san jose near 9-th and taylor streets-- at the gordon biersch brewery. junio has been charged with one count of murder and two counts of atte

on your side. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. d.c.t ncicap.org] adrianna: firefighter badly hurt after an overnight fire in northeast. his injuries did not come from the fire. suzanne kennedy explains what happened. >> he had been on the jobless than six months before being injured overnight in a two alarm fire. dane smothers at engine three of capitol hill was responding to a fire in the 800 block of s street northeast. rowhouse fire, the accident according to the assistant fire chief taking place as the rookie firefighter arrived at the scene. the vehicle and was preparing pose lines and other equipment to attack the fire. his injuries are serious and eight in critical condition. said that this incident reminds us all of the bravery and dedication of our first responders and we owed them a tremendous debt of gratitude. our thoughts and prayers are with dane smothers, just family, and his colleagues and we will

i'm saying you had one group on one side and one group on the other and they came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and horrible. it was horrible to watch. but there was a group on this side, you just called them to the left, that came violently attacking the other group, so you can say what you want, but that's the way it is. ( questioning ) >> you said there was hatred and violence -- >> i think there is blame on both sides, you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides, and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. and, if you reported it accurately, you would say. ( questioning ) >> excuse me. you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. you had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from robert e. lee to another name. ( questioning ) >> george washington was a slave owner. was geo

who is bearish on private equity and no one who is really bullish on equity, so i would say be carefulf each of those respectively we still haven't had people come to the party $4.7 trillion of corporate buybacks and 3.7 trillion of corporate mergers of american companies and negative 1 trillion individual selling. >> yeah. >> they have fought this the whole way up. >> i like the business card thing. >> maybe they don't ever show up, i don't know. >> that's a good one. >> david, thank you. have a lovely weekend. >> have a great weekend. >> scott, phenomenal to see you, long time. >> we're back with the closing countdown right after this. >> after the bell, we turn our attention despite the congressional recess, obamacare still being in the news with the president again pushing for repeal and insurance companies bailing on the exchanges we'llo al okt what could come next you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide they're experts in things you haven't heard of - researchers of technologies that one day, you will. some call them the best of the best. some call them veterans. we cal

on the flip side to this some on the other side on the right might argue that groups like black lives matter or anti thought that they're also terror organizations what's the difference between all of these groups and what banning groups on any topic kind of a slippery slope. to the infringement of first amendment rights to freedom of speech no no my grandpa punched nazis in germany during world war two does that make him a terrorist we have in this country said that naziism white supremacy is not is hate speech it is not permissible in america for that to happen that is the difference here what is taking place here is a pretend moralistic argument trying to create a moral dichotomy which somehow not are the same as people who fight not that's not the kind sorry no i'm sorry ryan or you want us sizing by the here are some insular or you say not my grandfather informs us and that has my grandfather called communists in vietnam can i punch a communist no can i attack a communist run over my head and feel about not. because i'll tell you of the literal nazis as in that off hail or like p

the one on privatization is mandatory. so like i said, we can talk more about provisions of the bill i think if we want in the q&a. i think, as you all know, passed with overwhelming support in both houses. thevote was for 19-3 and on original bill, 98-2. i would make a comment as someone who used to work on capitol hill a long time ago and this is not limited to this bill but we had a very truncated legislative process and i would like to see a return to regular order, where you have traditional hearings. open and closed markups and you certainly have input from stakeholders and the public. but we really did not have that on this bill. of looking atnd the same things i tried to do on the obama administration sanctions, looking at intent i think you have to look at the statements that a been made by key congressional leaders. house speaker ryan said the bill both planes the screws on our most dangerous adversaries to keep america safe and the senate minority leader schumer said " passing the bill on a bipartisan basis is a

this one.n blanchard tonight. thank you. >> reporter: listen oh this one. nan today's says one of its diplomats in cuba has suddenly lost some of his hearing. this is intriguing because us officials say a group of our diplomats suddenly suffered hearing loss as well. all happened in cuba. so what is going on? the us is now investigating whether some state sponsored entity is using a culvert sonic device operated outside the range of audible sound and targeting the homes of foreign diplomats. cuba denies having any involvement. >>> what in the world is going on here? first, they offered to fix her driveway. she said no, thank you she passed. guess what? they came back with sledge hammers. >> i am so upset because i had said no. >> i would be, too. police say it's all part of a scam. they knock on your door and th then... ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. warning tonight from police in bucks county. they say an old scam may be making a come back here. it starts with a knock the door. >> and then police say p

on many sides.n many sides. on many sides. >> the words on many sides and apparent defense of white supremacists three days later. >> very fine people on beth sides. >> that led to widespread backlash. this from paul ryan. >> i do believe he messed up in his comments on tuesday when it, it's sounded like a moral equivocation or moral ambiguity. >> stronger words from bob corker of tennessee. >> the president has not yet -- has the not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, or some of the confidence that, that -- he needs to demonstrate. in order to be successful. >> the president last night, blamed the media. >> oh, that is so funny. look back there. the live red lights, that turning those suckers off fast. i will fell you. >> as you can see, cnn and cable networks did not stop their live coverage contrary to what the president said. anthony it would appear the raucous rally last night in phoenix and respectful speech here in reno today would have nothing in common. in fact they do have this in

one of them got out. sometimes you see a dirty sock on the street. just one.ple of blocks. >> that was good. we'll get a glimpse of never-before-seen material, including a library of legal pads with every joke he's written since 1975. this is one of two original specials from netflix, in addition to comedians in cars getting coffee, before seinfeld premieres september 19th. >>> and jennifer aniston opened up about her role on "friends." we know that rachel and ross worked things off. remember in season eight, when she dated joey, after a fan tweeted up a firestorm for jennifer and joey, i think there was a moment when joey and rachel could have gotten together. but it was ross and rachel all the way. i don't think joey and rachel could have made it. i think it was more physical than emotional. >> this was a tv show, right? >> people can't get enough. >> that's the reaction. >> i didn't know rachel and ross got together. >> what? >> you're like this guy has never seen "star wars." >> rachel and ross? or rachel and joey? >> i don't know any of that. >> my favori

you had a group on one side and you had a group on the other, and they came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and horrible. i think there is blame on both sides. you look at both sides -- i think there is blame on both sides. >> reporter: the president going so far as to defend some of those who took part in the white nationalist rally. >> excuse me. they didn't put themselves down as neo-nazis. you had some very bad people in that group. you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: those comments did not sit well with many ceos on the president's business advisory councils. already, some were jumping ship. the first, merck ceo ken frazier, the only african-american on trump's manufacturing council. monday, frazier quit the council, saying "america's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred." the president fired back, tweeting frazier, will have more time to lower ripoff drug prices. why do you think ceos are leaving your manufacturing council? >> because they aren't taking their job seriously as it p

what's going on on capitol hill?ow, a lot of senators are desperate to strike a deal on a couple of provisions and pieces of work so they can get out of town. remember, they were supposed to be on recess right now. the majority leader rolled that back by two weeks. the hope among senators and their staffs, especially, they might be able to strike a deal on some of these outstanding measures, which, by and large, aren't controversial. so they could go home at the end of this being with. i think in terms of health care and other things that need to get done, the senators feel they need to recharge a little bit and regroup. going back to that previous point, there is just not any energy in this building to try to take up the issue of health care again, especially right now. >> garrett haake, former congressman, tom davis, thanks to both of you. >>> tensions with north korea and russia continuing to escalate. msnbc's hugh hewitt just sat down with national security adviser, hr mcmaster. we'll tell you what he had to say.

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one lane paved, the other one is not. actually, past couple of weeks on the schuylkill, one lane is paved, looks like the left lanes in both direct cents are the nice smooth ride. bumpy ride is in the right lane. and this is a live look, right near belmont avenue. but, again, crews are gone, the lanes are open, and we already, how about ready for some music? music fest takes over, volume headed up the extension using 22 or i78. good looking day to be out there listening to some tunes live lock here, hello west chester, route 202, right near styles boulevard. kind of quiet, out there paving, too, last month. so all of the paving crews, loving the cooler temps on the overnight. and they're working on the boulevard, southbound between ryan and harbison, and northeast philadelphia. and then maple shaders, mass transit off to good start. i hear we have double digit on the weather scale, sue has it in 15 seconds. high pressure taking over today, there is the system bothering us monday, and part every tuesday, but now it is just