peale and his sons would often be on hand to answer questions, to do demonstrations. visitors to the museum could even have a silhouette drawn. that's a souvenir. it really varied a lot. another museum i talk about in the book is the u.s. patent office gallery. i think this museum is such a strange mix of different purposes because the patent office was a federal, bureaucratic office. but they created this gallery in order to house and display these miniature models that inventors submitted along with their patent applications. by the mid 19th century they had thousands of these. they built what is now the smithsonian american art museum and the portrait gallery building to put these on display for the public. if you imagine people visiting this gallery, they can purchase a guidebook. but there would also be a lot of different people interacting with these objects at once. you can have patent office clerks and examiners who are using these two adjudicate competing claims to the novelty of the invention. but you would also have visitors to this gallery alongside each o

and even e january 6th riot seems to peal n comparison to what the presiden. >> reporter: sarah donci kpix5. donci, kpix5. > >> tonight we're learning more t the armed man who tried breach an fbi field office tomorrow. schiffe posted he was at the capital on the january sixth. after the siege in maralago he posted, this time we we have to respond with force. d he said if you don't hear from me, it is me who tried to attak the white house. > >> after a two day stop in the y area, , she visited the air space flight. >> we have got to update the rus because they are simply outdate. they were written for a space iy of the last century. >> meantime the politics back oh counterbe ignored. fueling speculation of a run off in 2024 2024 if president biden decides to run again. >> what harris has over newsom s she's vice president harris. shs one seat removed from the presiy if anything should happen for e. >> reporter: and you saw it rigt here on kpix5. excitement flooding the stands at levi's stadium as the 49ers fielded the the new squad in their preseason their preseason opener. trey lance

malaysia's former prime minister is beginning a 12 year prison sentence after failing in a final pealinst his conviction for corruption. he was escorted from the courtroom to jail for theft from the government investment fund. billions of dollars supposed to fuel economic growth in malaysia was stolen in one of the world's biggest financial scandals. our southeast asia correspondent has more, and a warning, his report contains flash photography. >> he was once the most powerful man in the country. untouchable, even. but he arrived for the final stage of his appeal knowing that odds were now against him. every attempt to overturn or even delay the 12 year prison sentence he had been given thwarted by a judiciary which stood firm behind the original verdict. i will not get a judgment based on the principles of failed trial -- fair trial. i did not get it. >> the son of a former prime minister, he was groomed for power and held office for nine years in a country where the ruling party had never lost an election. stories of spectacular greed and corrupon brought thousands out to the stree

china trying to peal away japan's resolve on disputed islands. they are trying to settle them.ina sea. south china sea u.s. warns. making claims to waters and islands off of the philippines. the philippines is an island nation, threatening japan, and the philippines and taiwan, and china is encroaching on india's territory, as world is caught up with covid. they are using territory as bargaining chips, building a a village in an indian territory. this is not unprecedented. this means china has not stopped this aggressive stance against india since last year. what else? return to u.s. schools under a new name, banned in large part here, they call them new things, they are spreading like wildfire from one college and university to the next, what else. takeover u.s. military, are we prepared? the woke used military as a battlefield, our military, and much of the brass and civilian leadership of pentagon are prepared it fight on by half of the woke cause, from the heritage foundation. by their nature reflect perspective of those who select the words and write th. >> it troubling. w

it's produced by daniel kaluuya and jordan peal. >> we have a good team.it like a documentary. but the film is mockumentary style. >> the scandal happens before the stf starts and we're trying to figure out what the scandal is. the pastor and first lady decide to hire a documentary film crew to sort of chart ther ascendance back to prominence, or so they hope. the documentary film crew is like i want to see what's going on with these people and what make themselves tick. whether they get back to their church or not may be secondary to what he hopes that they'll use the documentary for. >> trevor: how many takes did you-- did you have to redo because you were laughing at what regina was saying? >> i'm pretty good at not breaking. >> really? with regina? >> yeah, i'm pretty good at not breaking. i don't know what it is. i feel like when an actor is being funny, i don't want to ruin their take. >> trevor: i see. >> when i break, it's like, negro, i gotta do this over again. but if you stay in it and keep the vibe going and feed them myou never know what kind

the official founding of the university of virginia thomas jefferson wrote to artist charles wilson peale in january 1802 i have for a considerable time been meditating a plan of a general university for the state of virginia on the most extensive and liberal scale that our circumstances would call for jefferson considered the university to be one of his three greatest achievements with the declaration of independence and the virginia statute for religious freedom. in his post-presidential years he was able to devote himself to fulfilling the dream of an academical village. today, we'll hear from andrew j o'shaughnessy about jefferson's aspirations for his university. his book is a twin biography of jefferson and retirement and of the university of virginia's first years in seeking to understand figures from the past the ability to read their own recorded thoughts is immensely valuable today's author andrew j. o'shaughnessy used founders online in researching. this book founders online a website hosted by the national archives through the national historical publications and records commi

appeal like the one liz cheney is going to be making and perhaps other republicans, up against the pealer president trump and all of the republicans like ron desantis, governor of florida, who are big supporters of his? tim: it is a fairly sharp contrast between those other candidates and liz cheney. she, i think, brings a unique and powerful voice to the discussion. i agree wholeheartedly that in many ways she stands alone as the potential leader for a republican party that believes in fidelity to the constitution, that believes in the rule of law. so it will take more than her. it will take a number of people to stand up and be courageous and speak truth. judy: how do you see this playing out? not asking you to look at a crystal ball, but how do you see this playing out? we hear liz cheney talking about the great task, what she has named this group that she is founding and organizing. how do they go about making that argument? sarah: first things first, i think she will continue her work on the january 6 committee until she has to leave office. that has been incredibly impactful work.

where you sam peal wide varietys weekend in the bay californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >> welcome back. on the bay area area beat, heart break and disappointment for hundreds volunteers after thieves broke o the community sent mert richmond richmond district. they stole $5,000 worth of gift cards at the community youth center on clement street wednesday morning morning and walked off with computers and monitors. organizs say this all happened as they were getting ready to hand out cards as rewards so disadvantagd kids to buy school supplies. the buy school supplies. the youth center is one of 7 around the city. > >> governor newsom is demandinge city of oakland provide shelters provide shelters fo

at such prices from pristina, it turned out that many kosovars live and work in european countries pealing we live in germany a. this is our hometown on the street, traffic jams from expensive foreign cars with german numbers returned here for the summer, german is spoken everywhere, and on one of the central ones. people are even worth it. here is such a sculpture mitrovica speaks german and this is all european pomposity against the background of old minibuses of the food market of hawkers with underpants and stolen phones. at the threshold of the largest coconut mosque built by the turks for 4,000 people, this bridge over the river ibr, in fact. the watershed is the actual border between the serbian part of kosovo and the albanian difference is immediately visible in the southern part of the city. the first thing that catches your eye. these are mosques, high minarets sounds azan in the north, there is no such thing, on the contrary, churches have crosses and many serbian flags for their future living. here, the serbs see it exclusively as part of their native country , kosovo is serbia

remember peale and paine are both fighting in the american revolution. timothy mattlach and the committees, the committee of privates is writing this, they're helping to write this constitution. this constitution also gave people broad voting rights. so, in pennsylvania, there was no property requirement for the vote. all you have to do is on yourself, if you are a free person, you can vote. so, this excluded the enslaved, it excluded apprentices, so if you're in an apprenticeship or contract like that you are not viewed is totally free. there is a lot of apprentices in the militia. so apprentices really pushback about this. in the end, they reached compromise to exclude them. thereafter, the motion didn't enroll apprentices, they weren't allowed to be in the militia and certain committees. this meant that people of color voted. there was no race or ethnicity mentioned. pennsylvania also made naturalization easy. you only had to reside in the state for one year to become naturalized. so, this made the vote and participation available to all these fairly

in fact, the authorities around the area are saying that they are distributing the peals indifferent hospitals in case something happens to help protect the population. and that's why it's important to get teams from the united nations nuclear watch doc, the i e, a, they are as soon as possible. we're hearing that that visit could happen in the next few days. now in the southern part of the country, there's lots of talk that you crane may try to take back some of the cities. it has lost among them is the city of had a phone that's currently on the russian occupation. there's been report from this day back to a some truck, some trucks, some tanks are more vehicles are being moved into the crimea and pending flat. that's where the whole tends to take. the 1000 part of ukraine happen. so there's lots of talk that there are, some are more vehicles in military equipment being taken to the crimean peninsula. this is crucial crime, you know, was the legally taken and occupied by russia back in 2014. and president, lindsey says that any type of piece agreement right now need to include crime

so some of you might be familiar with the work of charles wilson peale who was a portrait painter naturalist and museum entrepreneur in philadelphia in the late 18th century keel established one of the earliest american museums during the 1780s, and he combined collections of his own portraits and works of art with natural history and anthropology as well as lectures demonstrations and other forms of popular entertainment. but in 1792 peel was hoping to get some more funding for his museum and he issued a broad appeal to the citizens of philadelphia and addressed members of the american philosophical society, which is a learned scientific organization in the city in order to make the case for his museum and implicitly of course to attract some donations. so peel devotes most of his energy and this in this work to describing the range of his collections and their potential for educating citizens of the republic. he also emphasizes the practical and logistical aspects of running a museum, including you know, the costs of guilt frames and glass cases that he's going to need to acquire and it's