and what drew him to philadelphia. so he was drawn to philadelphia for the same reason that most people in this period were drawn to philadelphia. i suppose today. the reason people are drawn to philadelphia, which is work. philadelphia was where he could find work. he did not envision himself remaining in south jersey as a farmer. so he came to philadelphia hoping to find work. but of course, work was hard to come by in philadelphia. and what were the circumstances of the african-american community in philadelphia at the time of his arrival? so still moves into a city where the black community is is thriving in some respects, but not in others. so the black community is probably by depending on how you measure it, the the largest black community, certainly the largest urban black community in the north, baltimore is somewhat larger. so there are lots of there's a lot going on. it's also a place where there's a kind of small but significant black middle class and that black middle class also helps make philadelphia a l

and what drew him to philadelphia. so he was drawn to philadelphia for the same reason that most people in this period were drawn to philadelphia. i suppose today. the reason people are drawn to philadelphia, which is work. philadelphia was where he could find work. he did not envision himself remaining in south jersey as a farmer. so he came to philadelphia hoping to find work. but of course, work was hard to come by in philadelphia. and what were the circumstances of the african-american community in philadelphia at the time of his arrival? so still moves into a city where the black community is is thriving in some respects, but not in others. so the black community is probably by depending on how you measure it, the the largest black community, certainly the largest urban black community in the north, baltimore is somewhat larger. so there are lots of there's a lot going on. it's also a place where there's a kind of small but significant black middle class and that black middle class also helps make philadelphia a l

this week, we a number six, things to do in philadelphia.that was a screen capture from tripadvisor so we are shooting our way to theop three pressure have reported knock eastern state penenary, although is there but the philadelphia museum in independence hall, and museum american revolution and chicken k website, this is cover up her last annual report, tons of information and tons of digital programs alreadyro evening programs like we are doing here tonight, we do hybrids so that you can submit from wherever you are so very interested in becoming a member kind of staying connected with a splendid the very least please do come and visit philadelphia in the museum. i would be shocked if you do not fall in love with it. and thank you all very much f your attention truly. [alae] >> on american history tv, presidency series recently when asked historical association discussion on t collision like us interior design. under succession of residents pretty is a portion. >> suite that represents the blue furniture in which i told you i would mentio

he's defending philadelphia. i was marching to philadelphia. he has had some he had some there. he loses at brandywine. he does. but the amazing despite the loss there, these flashes of brilliance, nathaniel executes what we would call a giant l-shaped ambush. so basically letter l and as british troops coming over the hill, he opens fire them with a full division. two brigades of virginians, which draws forces the british backed the armies able to retire in pretty good order the soldiers are actually pretty proud of their performance. the problems are in the higher ranks of the officers they're still learning their business they fall back. we get the battle of payola. anthony wayne embarrassed there by charles gray no flint gray as he gets called later on. the battle of the clouds on today's immaculata college reign out, the soldiers from sides staring at each other because they've got powder. do you want to charge downhill mud now? do you want to charge uphill in? but now they stare at each other. they march no battle. yeah. as four foot 10th. excuse me, october of 1777. washi

this is a philadelphia named joseph reed back to philadelphia because this was really the best you know, it was the largest city in british north america. it was the place that had manufactured showers, that could produce goods. it was a place where what imported goods had not been prevented from being imported by the british navy, could be could be purchased. and a fabulous quote. this is kind of the theme of the evening. he writes, he sends them enacted robber of 1775 back to philadelphia. and so they need you to get together. all my camp equipage. so these are all the things is going to need to take the field as commander in chief the following year. then he writes the beginning of march to ask how it's going. and this is a quote from that letter. he says, i cannot take the field without equipage. and after i have once got into a tent, i shall not soon quit. it. now, he did not know that this was going to be an eight year conflict. and with the exception of just two visits in 1781 after yorktown to mount vernon, he remained out in the tented field for that entire period of time. so w

it's because philadelphia is considered so dangerous. there are literally continental army soldiers like marching around with bayonets saying, we want to see our congressmen some things don't change over time, right. and so congress to be to be safer has moved down to annapolis. and this is a painting that john trumbull does later, of course of washington returning that same commission to congress, which isofourse, the act that george the third to ask, famously asked benjamin st the american painter, you know, what will washington do at the end of t w? well, he'll go back to his farm. he says if he does that, he'll be the greatest man in history. now, the story of the tent, then the tent returns to mount vernon with washington. it's put in storage right near the storehouse, right near the mansion house. this is an image of the next generation and of it's of it's a journey on the far right hand side. the african american figure you see is believed, to be frank, that is william leaves. so the younger brother and frank acted as the kind of

it really is a steward and a pillar of the philadelphia a black philadelphia community. and i'm glad that you mentioned before for fortin women because that was i mean even into the era even into the far 19th century where we have charlotte horton his granddaughter. so a lot of a lot of important people who did amazing things. so going forward. there's what else are we hoping to discover about james fortin about black revolutionary war soldiers about how what else do we looking to discover and how will that be brought to life here at the museum? um going forward we are working diligently on an upcoming something that we're working on an exhibition on the fortin family it it's just kind it's just amazing how much i've been scaffold in the past few years since i've been here from discovery cards from fortin's work in the galleries to virtual programming. you know gives insight to fortin story. there's just so much to build upon and i'm very excited to incorporate nathan's work. we have other pieces to this play as well that you know, we'll see life one day. so it's just it

he decides to send his add camp, a philadelphia and named joseph reed back to philadelphia cause this was the best and largest city in british north america. a place that have produced goods in a place where imported goods have not been prevented by the british navy and a fabulous quote with the theme of the evening, he sends a note in october 1775 back to philadelphia and says i need you to get together all i can equipment. these are all the things he's takes to the field the following year and writes the beginning of march to ask how it's going this is a quote from that letter. he says i cannot take the field without equipment and after i had once got into a tent i shall not soon quit. he did not know this was going to be an eight year conflict. with the exception of these two visits after yorktown in mount vernon it remained a tented field for the entire period. what we know because of the surviving records is that washington had camps made just two blocks from where the museum is located on chestnut street. there was a man by the name of pocket field who had a shop there edwith th

sore i walked before arriving in philadelphia. the war had ended. my reward was reuniting and i didn't think i would be ready to return again but we must trim our sales to suit. the revolution has only just begun. i can't let my parents down. i have a good foundation and the lord said in the gospel to whom much is given, much is required. the problem is i'm not sure what i'm required to do. i've risked my life for the nation's independence, my family and our people. we might just learn a thing or two in london and to find out what kind of a voyage we are in for. >> in the painting you get to see 15-year-old james fortin on his birthday. he was born on september 2nd, 1766 so on his 15th birthday, troops. it was an awesome to see him giving that moment of reflection and in the middle you can see as the members of the rhode island regiment predominantly african-american members of this particular group moving through. we are just getting ready for our actor who began the discussion so good to see nathan here. >> hello everyone. thank you for coming. >>

>> in philadelphia. and lived in philadelphia. and then also went back for joe biden's campaign, which will remember was pennsylvania, then delaware, and most recently the senate race with john fetterman and dr. oz. >> and it's a particular place, with a particular personality. and accent. >> well, we were all doing our best philly accent. it takes a second to get it. being from arkansas originally took me many seconds to get it. but it does. and what's interesting about pennsylvania and why it remain such as we swing state is because you have pittsburgh, philadelphia on the east and west poles there, and then in the middle it's very rural and conservative overall. and so it really does cut an interesting, it really is an interesting mix of people, and it is quite a bellwether for presidential races and also that senate race was obviously a big deal. >> and now it is one of the few states that has a truly split level of state government. you have a democratic governor right now, a democratic house now that was just maintain. >> as

in philadelphia, cherelle parker won a crowded democratic mayoral primary. parker had campaigned in part on hiring more police officers while embracing the police tactic known as stop and frisk. in the heavily democratic city, parker appears set to become the first woman and first black woman to run philadelphia. president biden has announced he is cutting short his trip to asia as negotiations continue over lifting the debt ceiling in order to avoid the united states defaulting on its debt for the first time. on tuesday, biden met with house speaker kevin mccarthy and other congressional leaders at the white house but little progress was reported. mccarthy continues to push for sweeping budget cuts and new work requirements for recipients of the supplemental nutrition assistance program known as snap. we will have more on the debt talks after headlines. president biden is flying to japan today for a meeting of the g7 in hiroshima. the white house has announced he will return to washington after the summit instead of going to papua new guinea and australia a

so, philadelphia mayor's race.w is election day across pennsylvania, but philadelphia as a democratic primary, right? and why that matters is because philadelphia democrats have such a large registration advantage over republicans. whoever wins tomorrow and the democrats is almost assured to win in november at the general election and philadelphia. >> i was going to say, it's election a tomorrow philadelphia. >> exactly, exactly. there are actually cases of republicans who feel disenfranchised, and they even switch their voter registration to just have a say in who might be their next mayor and the city of philadelphia. so that is the state sit there, and alisyn it is anyone's race, it is a toss-up. i think we've a poll right now. there is a, you can see right there. the top for -- >> a ton of people running. >> and the top four really are within that margin of error, that 21, 18, 14. and then jeff brown, you see that candidate at ten. any of those people, truly, at this point can win. >> undecided, 15%. >> i know,

i know you went to philadelphia. have you ever shot your show in philadelphia before?t time we shot in philadelphia pit we shot the finale of the season in philly. i'm so excited. we shot it at a very famous museum called the franklin institute. it's really famous to these four people. [laughter] but it's our smithsonian and that's where you go on your field trips and i was over the moon they let us come film there. it was the first time so much of my crew had been in philly and we were landing right in the middle of the eagles playing the game to win make the nfc east. >> jimmy: is that right? >> quinta: the eagles wound up winning. people have already started climbing the polls in the city because that is what philadelphians do. and my crew was like, so this is the city we are talking about? >> might've been weird for them. making this very detailed show about philadelphia here then they are in philadelphia. >> quinta: my crew loves it. they all used to work on "survivor" or a different wilderness shows like "naked ord afraid." they went out into the streets of phila

how police in philadelphia caught the 18-year-old linked to four murders. >>> major moves in the battleabortion. a 12-week ban is now law in one state after republicans override their governor. plus one of the nation's most conservative courts is taking on a popular abortion pill. >> it's about to become the only union of its kind in the united states. how one group of strippers is set to soon make history. these stories and more coming up on "cnn news central." ♪ ♪ >>> happening now. there is a ceremony at the white house. we'll get to the news out of philadelphia in just a minute, but president joe biden awarding the medal of valor to some slain police officers, emts and firefighters, as well. let's listen in. [ applause ] >> firefighter justin hessler. firefighter justin hessler of new york city fire department for the absolute courage he displayed as he rush into a burning house and went through thick smoke and extreme heat despite an evacuation order to find and rescue a newborn baby, his undaunted determination under punishing conditions and put himself at grave risk saved the chi

the main place of nba basketball continued with the win of philadelphia and phoenix. in the framework of the quarter -final stage of last night's competition, philadelphia sony sixers in a close match and at the end of overtime 116 and 115 from bostan sad. celtic passed and as a result of a total of 22 draws in this match, timsar del and jonam beed from philadelphia were the best players on the field with 42 and 34 points, respectively. in the other final match, suns defeated 124 and 125 so that the two teams were tied in a total of 4 games. phoenix's kevin durant and devin booker each scored a goal i played an effective role in their team's win with 33 points. on the other side of the field, i was the star of the field by recording 53 points, 4 glasses and 11 assists, and i could not prevent his team's defeat. the match against kanter team with some short news the 43rd round of takhti cup international wrestling competitions as the fourth stage of the selection cycle of the national team will be held from today for two days at the shahada hall of the seventh tir of t

he's still in business here in philadelphia. stuart: yep.nt emmanuel, he knows what he's talking about. reporter: i'll did dortmouth it. stuart: thank you -- i'll do it. stuart: thank you, jeff. my next guest had homeless people camping outside of his business for a decades and the city won't do anything about it. that business owner joins us after this on the legal action he's taking. ♪ do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health. but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling herbs and supplements brand at walmart. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. hi, i'm darlene and i lost 40 pounds with golo in just eight months. golo has really taught me how to eat better and feel better. as long as you eat the right food groups in the right amounts, that's all it is. it's so simple and it works. golo was the smartest thing i ever did. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got

there was a big win for the boston celtics on wednesday night — they thrashed the philadelphia 76erstern conference semi—final at one game apiece. jaylen brown scored 25 points and malcolm brogdon 23 from the bench, including six three—pointers, for the celtics. spoiling the sixers centre joel embiid's big return — the nba's most valuable player — was back from injury after two weeks out. so, all eyes turn to the third game of the seven—game series, which takes place in philadelphia on friday. tough environment in philadelphia, a hostile environment, but it should be fine, we should be excited to embrace that challenge. you have to be worthy of what you say you are going to do. these are the moments that you have to persevere through. all these challenges, you can't run and hide, you have to accept it head on. come out and play basketball. in major league baseball. shohei ohtani tied a career—high 13 strike—outs, as los angeles angels beat the st. louis cardinals 6—4 on wednesday night. 0htani also became the second player in history to record 500 career strike—outs and hit at least

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she is from philadelphia in the philadelphia free library has her archive. about children from different backgrounds. an amish girl, a jewish boy, all of this and an african-american girl. april. who is about eight, i was eight. i don't remember who put that book in my hand, i was in queens new york, storefront library right across from the school. i would go there every day and it was the first time i saw myself in a book. beautiful illustrations, a family, they had a piano in the living room and it was me. she was a brownie, she had pigtails, i love that book. i love that book so much. that i kept checking it out and checking it out and that's out -- how i found out about library fines. i finally purchased the book which i still have and it is tattered. even years later when i was a children's librarian and looking at stereotypes and everything, they mentioned bright april and i said no you are judging a book in a different time. for that little girl to see that, because i always loved books. but boy, it means so much for kids to see themselves and books a

but you asked the question, philadelphia, pennsylvania, why?m with xylazine, with tranq, has been snowballing. folks have been detecting it here and there. i would, say over the past six months it's come to a head. dea saying that this is something that they issue a public alert, saying this is something we need to pay attention to. the white house, just last month, saying it's an emergent step that we need to pay attention to. and now, pennsylvania, governor josh appear, in the past week and a half, he said it's something that we're going to put on the controlled substance-less. it's going to be a scheduled three drug. i just want to show you some numbers that you mentioned. in 2021, 34% of all philadelphia overdose that, xylazine was [inaudible] you can just start to appreciate the skill of the problem that's happening. not just in a city that shapiro called the epicenter of the problem. but it's spreading throughout the state, throughout the country. >> as you are saying, these are people who don't necessarily know that they're not looking f

but it is -- >> and that's different in philadelphia.elphia it is not like the new york subway system where it is back to all of the time. there are certain times in certain months there are more packed than -- others >> right. >> but that is one big difference that i think at some of that fear. >> i think it does require us to be valence. when i see people on the subway, i see people buried in their phones. -- looking around and not being buried in my phone. because, if every single person is, i don't know, it just seems like it is possible that there could be more trouble. thank you very much for all of that reporting. all right, meanwhile, u.s. intelligence is still trying to determine who is behind the drone attack on the kremlin a few weeks ago and bianna golodryga has new reporting on the story. meet gold bond healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins, you can pay more but you can't get more. gold bond. champion your skin. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on go

i had a dental emergency, picture that one, i want to say that together, we did it, philadelphia, and nomination, the democratic nomination in a city that's like 7-1 democrats means you're very likely to be elected mayor. why do you think you were able to win decisively in this crowded field against candidates that were better funded, more progressive, et cetera? >> well, jake, i'll tell you, i really leaned heavily into my real life, lived experience, and people often heard me state that my lived experience is closest to the people who are feeling the most pain in our city, the most pain of gun violence and neighborhood blight, and struggling schools and lack of opportunity. but now, jake, with our win, and me, these communities are now closest to the power. >> well, as you know better than i, crime is a real issue in philly. and you talked about it a lot on the campaign trail. and you've actually been compared to new york city mayor eric adams in some ways. do you think politically that you and mayor adams are giving democrats are blueprint on how to talk about crime, an issue that

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of is that case in chicago and philadelphia >> we need the number of employees.ot need the square footage to your point. of all the office space. the we've done a very good job we will continue to do a focus around consolidating our real estate what exactly is that need? and we do have a hybrid work environment for our employees. all of our men and women so, what we're very focused on is we believe the interaction between our teams, the culture of the delivering the reliable electric in gas is key we do encourage them to come into the office on a regular basis. and that engagement, we can't get away from. we're in a srs business. and wee framed that with our employees that they collaboration is critical to sustain success. >> do you see in cities like chicago and philadelphia the actual electric power use go down on fridays? >> no. not at all i think what we may see though is a shift from that commercial investor mix, the office space to the residential we saw that during the pandemic where the commercial usage may have gone down but the residential usage went up

i live in philadelphia. i grew up in philadelphia. pennsylvania has a particularly vexed system for funding it schools. a lot of it comes from property taxes. the wealthy schools like the one i went to in high school, it was a public school. it got a lot of money, but it was very wealthy. i'm in the suburbs of philadelphia. you go into the city and take a look at those schools, it's a complete mess. because they don't get any funding because they are relying on the tax base for the city and the city has all cancer problems. that doesn't make a whole lot of sense in the context of trying to address the income and wealth inequality that we experience. in part, it's about educating the population so we need to rethink how this is working into funding the school system and education, childcare, those kinds of things that raise the educational attainment of the population. this is a very complex problem, lots of moving parts. it's not just one solution, but if i had to pick one thing put at the top of the list i think way to focus on, it w

harden scored 42 and philadelphia won it. 116-115. they tied this eastern conference series at two games a piece. they'll be talking about that in philadelphia for the rest of the day. but back to vida blue. you take all of his achievements, all of his accolades, but two of the things that he is most proud of. first, ambassador to the junior giants program, and then a contributor to the northern lights school in oakland. he was all about helping kids. >> boy, those days with the oakland a's is legendary. >>> still ahead, the parrots are out in the bay area zoo. where you can see them. but first you ♪♪ i know what you're thinking. this all-new nissan ariya can't be an electric vehicle. you can't possibly be powerful and polished. or be able to let go, and enjoy the open road. why choose when you can have it all? ♪♪ >>> the parrots are back at happy hollow park and zoo in san jose and they were moved inside due to the avian flu. if all goes well and they stay healthy, more birds could be coming outside soon. >> very colorful. >> a perfe

benjamin franklin publishes them down in in philadelphia, especially after the 1730 epidemic. more and more evidence is is is is coming inoculations are being more successful. the people who die from inoculation tend to be very young children, babies and the elderly. the soldier age people who are soldiers in the continental army, teenage ers survive it very well. there's tremendous demand from young adults for innocuous. and you can see by 1764, most bostonian boys are demanding and receiving inoculate. and there's a general inoculate. and in boston in 1764, the entire town shuts down. they shut down trade, shut down commerce. so the whole community can be innocuous. they sit together. the trouble with inoculation and the reason why you have to do it all at once is because after your inoculate, your infectious, you're infectious for 3 to 4 weeks and you can spread natural smallpox to others during that time. so if you wanted to get inoculated, you couldn't return home. you might spread it to your to your children, to your neighbors. so they would create, isolate in hospitals,

, harrisburg, back to philadelphia, down through delaware and maryland to d.c. so it's a little bit embarrassing that he can't go through kentucky and virginia. the fact he has to hide his identity elastic of the trip is very embarrassing. his enemies make a lot of that. they call him a coward, and is a false story is spread around the country by the "new york times," in fact. all the news that's fit to print, but they spread malicious rumor that is not true that is wearing a scottish outfit to disguise himself come so cartoonists go crazy making fun of lincoln. very embarrassing, at a time when he is trying to keep the country together. i became convinced that one of the great achievements of early 1861, and you know one of the nice things about taking a long time is certain ideas take time to settle in, like a lot of things felt trueev to me at the end of this book added to david think at the beginning.se but the non-secession of virginia in january and february of 1861 is critically important. so by the time he gets tond washington, virginia is still in the u

hanson was an officer in the philadelphia associates, and he adopted frederick the great's system of military discipline and drill for the use of the american troops. and this is just one example of dozens of others from americans who were looking for looking to europe for ways to implement more professionalized system managing and training an army. this was so popular, well respected that washington ordered eight copies for his own use just a month before he became commander in chief. but despite that popularity, it's exceedingly rare today. this copy, as you'll see from, the signature was owned by daniel udrih, who was a colonel of the second battalion of the berks county, pennsylvania, militia. from 1777 to 81, one of our most important printed french works is this copy of francais for the year 1781 that was printed on the press of the french fleet that arrived in newport with roche and. those troops in the summer of 1780, like almanacs did at the time. it has phases of the moon distances from newport to nearby cities, but it also includes a directory. the commanders of the french

but since tuesday to wednesday , in the fight for a ticket to the play of a nba semi-finals , philadelphiaroad managed boston 115,103 and pulled ahead of the confrontation to 4 wins, three-two celtics. didn't help, even was jason. you are a fog, he has the best scoring of the game 36 points and 10 rebounds add 33 points for philadelphia joel earned an ambit also one step away from the next round. sy was together with phoenix 118-102 this fight is notable on triple nikolai jokića, 29 points 13 tackles 12 assists thus the serbian center broke the record of the legendary wilton chamberlain for the number of nba triple doubles among the players in this position at yoga, there were 10 of them in the berlen. nine of his such was a sports day, before meeting in belarus one. difficult years after the war i already thought that after the army the route would be closed. he rushed it, compared to the pre-war test of time to overcome, which not everyone can do. do you know who the last scoundrel is because of you, the old man succumbed to the little blue michael if you want to know. you brought the gr

hayes obscuring the skyline of philadelphia. take a look at that. national weather service tonight has declared a "code orange alert." let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking this and the system off florida but let's start with the air quality because this is significant. >> rob: the code orange means it doesn't just smell like campfire. it's unhealthy especially for sensitive groups. got several states under this alert. connecticut new jersey's parts of lord new york pennsylvania on the one in delaware is through tomorrow. the same high-pressure that brought beautiful weather to the northeast. the orange beginning to diffuse. the system in the gulf of mexico, this is a disturbance that could become tropical. there's a flood watch up through friday regardless of its to element it will bring rounds of heavy rain for most the peninsula tomorrow. as you know, the first tape hurricane season. david. >> rob marciano with us. thank you, rob has always been next here tonight a south killing a convenience store owners facing a murder c