[laughter] the first artifact is a pike. i'm sure many of you have already guessed it was one of the pikes jim brown intended to arm enslaved people with in the his harpers ferry raid of october 1859. i'm sure also many of you are looking at this thing and thinking, this does not really fit with 19th century warfare. we often think about the civil war as being on the frontier of modern warfare. we heard a little bit before about the rifle, firearms technology. even though it did not have that actual an impact on the tactics and the casualties and so on, that is the kind of weapon we think of when we think about in the civil war period. nonetheless, on the eve of the civil war, this is the weapon jim brown chose to use in his attempt to start a slave rebellion. there's a really good essay that was published recently on these pikes, specifically by a historian named jason phillips. he kind of helped me think through the meaning of these things. one of the points he makes is that even though it looks like a medieval rather than

since then pike had two surgeries and got a warm welcome home. >> i can get the eye lid open to where i can see out of it. >> reporter: mom julie is grateful he's bouncing back. >> he's ready to go back to school >> reporter: pike's takeaway from his wrestling match -- >> no one try to wrestle a mountain lion because it's a cheater. >> reporter: because he says lions bite kevin tibbles, nbc news >> tough little guy. we're glad he's okay >>> up next serena williams a win away from history >>> finally tonight, serena williams is once again gearing u am history. here's cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: last night tennis fans got what they hoped for. serena williams, one of the greatest players of all time, once again will find herself in the finals of the u.s. open on saturday, two years after the birth of her daughter >> i couldn't have done it without this crowd. i just come out here and, you know, do what i can. >> reporter: if she can defeat a 19-year-old canadian phenomenon named bianca andreescu, her name will once again be entered in the history books, tied with margaret court for the

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if you are in these stocks, i can't overestimate just what's coming down the pike. elizabeth warren wins the election, with a democratic congress, facebook and google are going to be broken up. they actually say it in meetings. if trump wins, or if there's elizabeth warren wins and the republicans keep the senate, well, you might not get the breakup because it's going to be hard to pass that. lot of republicans don't like breaking up companies just so you know. it's maybe a bridge too far. even so, there's going to be consensus on cracking down, making sure these companies

taneytown road, the baltimore, pike over here. two connectors that cut right through the spangler property, granite schoolhouse lane and blacksmith shop road. they go down here. army of the potomac commanders saw these advantages early, this was a farm they could use, a farm they could put infantry on, put artillery on, and with those roads meade had his main streets to get his troops and artillery to the line just in time wherever needed. he used those two lanes to get guys all around here. captain frederick winkler , 26 wisconsin, describes the scene at spangler, if they had broken our lines, all would have been lost. sometimes they came so very close, but our generals were watchful and whenever our lines were closely pressed, wherever they were giving way, just before the critical moment arrived we would see the ranks of the reserve march up and reinforce our lines and drive the rebels back." that is the george spangler farm. that is how the army of the potomac used it. we all know the story of the 20th maine, joshua chamberlai

john brown commissioned 900 of these pikes from a connecticut forge, and these pikes were to be distributed to enslaved people. they were going to arm the slaves to fight with them to abolish slavery in the united states. we also have a 20th century print by the extraordinary african-american artist jacob lawrence. jacob lawrence did a series on john brown's raid, and this is one of the prints from that series. he used bold colors and geometrically simplified forms to express the interracial alliance of john brown's army. dangerfield newby was one of five black men who fought alongside his white allies, showing a interracial army armed with pikes. they are looking over the ramparts of the arsenal at harpers ferry, presumably looking at the state and federal militia who amassed to put down that particular raid. we have just wrapped up our tour of the first two chronological sections of the exhibition explored the colonial period through the civil war in which slavery was established in america. up to the moment when it was abolished with the civil war. the two later chronological sections at

another privately owned house is the spangler house on the baltimore pike. the gettysburg foundation has the george spengler farm just south of our visitor center and the youth that house to illustrate the hospital's around the battlefield after the fighting was over. george spengler was the son of abraham spengler. there are a bunch of spangler -- this house was used as a hospital after the battle. stoneuse itself is an old and log house. the stone portion might be from the 1780's. the log portion might be one of the earliest houses in the area. it was used as a hospital. the people who owned it are very proud of their house, also. this is meade's headquarters. by theuse was purchased gettysburg memorial battlefield association. it was the headquarters of general george gordon meade during the battle and they thought they should own that historic structure. early on they took ownership. it took ownership of it because in the 1870's a two-story addition had been built on the side of the house and they actually removed it. in the early 1890's, they to its civ

emerged, biting pike in the head. neighborhood showing a mountain lion lurking about. one of three spotted that same day. the lion dragged carlson down a hill beneath a tree. pike fighting for his life, speaking out about the ordeal to kusa. >> i did find a stick and i tried to get it in the eye, but soon the stick snapped. >> reporter: his brother gage alerting his parents for help. >> i just imagined the worse and when i saw him i definitely was seeing the worst. >> reporter: the lion letting go of pike just as his father ron carlson was able to get to his son. this morning, pike grateful to be alive. showing off that sense of humor, pike gave sage advice for anyone who encounters a similar situation. don't wrestle a mountain lion, he said. they cheat. michael. >> what a great spirit of that kid. thank you so much. >>> now to a powerful high school football game in texas last night. two teams connected by the tragic shooting in el paso where they came together competing and showing us what sports are all about. t.j.

first corps commander, and simply much more to do with the bottlenecked state of the chambersburg pike. another source used without crosschecking is one postwar recollection from longstreet aid gilbert moxley sorrell, present in his memoirs, "at the right hand of longstreet." he wrote comment, not on the july 2 section, that longstreet was not to me made willing and lee refused to change or could not change. the former failed to conceal anger over apparent apathy in his movements. they lacked the fire and point of his usual bearing on the battlefield. it is only later in this chapter that sorrel describes when he believes longstreet's movements were apathetic. he wrote, "we were too late." an attack powerful at 4:00 p.m. was different than the expectation of one in the forenoon. therefore, we can deduce that sorrel limited this claim to the morning hours, and not the execution of his attack in the afternoon hours, which he describes as "done in smashing style, with longstreet personally leading the attack with splendid effect." in short, sorrel thought the morning delay was a critical

they crossed over baltimore pike into spangler. thank you.applause] >> learn more about the people and events that shaped the civil war, and reconstruction, every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv here on c-span3. ♪ >> the house will be in order. c-span hasears, provided america with unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington dv -- from washington dc and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local calor -- cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> tonight on lectures in history, university of arkansas professor elliot west lectures about the environmental impact of the california gold rush. time in humanst history, people have become a geological force, not just changing the environment, we are always doing that. not just changing the environment in that way, but changing literally the fundamental shape of the earth itself. so it is going down these r

the mental strain from mike and his family back home in pike and it's simply too big. for us and the next day or the day after i don't remember exactly leo contacted me to and it didn't work out we didn't even lay you both through this how do you not just keep. well over. in autumn 2018 leonora was still on the run with her husband. with the war still raging around them she had a 2nd child maria also born prematurely. at rates artillery and ground offensives that seem islamic state reduced to islamic village. hi dad it's me. we're in the last well it's left we're surrounded we're on the only street that islamic state still controls this so far as. i don't know you so are living on top of each other starving children are freezing to death. or going to get out there's no future for us here we don't have one single dollar. and seeing us we have absolutely nothing and often have nothing to eat we've decided to give ourselves up. for the soon to be. with the drug and i knew it meant that radio syria was back on the air. after 4 years you build up your own protective armor.

discriminatory policies, that has not just that particular person, or that particular community, and really in pikes our entire nation our entire ability to grow economically. so i think we are very shortsighted when we think about the policies as benefiting only a small sub group, rather than a nation as a whole. >> that's great, i would like to at one very quickly we haven't talked about today, and about the study, those one thing i can change, it with to have a mandate parental leave. where the gender pay gap really kicks in, eight women starting having babies, this despite the researchers, minority, that among the north of companies have this type of hate leave, it's not expensive investment it, pays for itself in last than a year, because if a woman and her family are allowed to come together gone and the come together in the early days in already months, she's more likely to return toward, the company doesn't have to pay for replacement and train for a replacement, if i could do one thing, that's what it would. we >> were running out of time, and. >> i want to make one quick narrow suggestion

ayear-old pike carlton was in wooded area with his brother hen the lion pounced, his dad wasn't too far and ran to help and the mountain lionpetaed sm. boy needed more than 60 staples and surgery on his eye. the mountain lio that hurt the boy wasaught and later euthanize. scary. >>> comg up, attneyseneral from 48 state and district of columbia attempt to investigate google. >> we'll be right back after the break. male emt: memorial, you copy? we've got a 16 year old trauma victim going into shock.: male emtpulse fading. we gotta move. (siren wailing) announcer: imagine if the care we needed... wasn't there when we needed it most? remind senator warner that government rate setting could mean closed hospitals. it's not the answer for surprise billing. . >>> top stories you're following, tokyo dealing with typhoon, killed one person and leaving dozen, injured winds up toil 134es per hour, nearly a ld million househos lost power, more than 100,00 people were told to evacuate ahead of the storm. >>> north korea appears to be keeping the doorpen talks with the u.s. over its nuclear o negons.

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so far pike has received 60 tapiels. we are told he had to have his eye re-attached. scientists solved the biggest mystery of all time. it might just be a giant eel or so say scientists in scotland who tried to catalog living species in the loch by extracting dna from water samples. >> there's absolutely no evidence. so i think we can be fairly sure that there's probably not a giant reptile swimming around. there's one idea that remains plausible that the evidence it ises on the over and, and everything else is pretty much there to use. in the evidence leaves the room for not prettiation, but when thaw met face to face, the giant eel could be just as mons produce. >>> youio are live in the cnn news rm. i'm ana cabrera in new york. hurricane dorian forever destroyed the lives of so many people in the bahamas and 43 people are so far confirmed dead and that is expected to go up sharply. they were in their homes that crumbled around them or haven't been found in the debris that covers so many of the island. just a short time ago our cnn crew was with a u.s. coast guard s

the clear i'm my case is this is what is coming down the pike. maybe you can avoid that. >> it's a little bit like having a military parade where you're showing off what you can -- what you have open. not just soy beans. this is the biggest country with money. this money goes all over the world. our investor capital -- also, investment from foreigners to block that would limit that country's ability to grow and keep their economy going. even if they don't blatantly access our ipo markets because of this, it's not a good -- it sends a message that we've got other plans and it's not just because you don't buy that much actual stuff from us. it's from our power position from the global financial markets. >> neil: thanks very much. jonas max ferris. we'll have more on this and how the chinese are responding. meantime, let's get the read from andy mccarthy, the former u.s. attorney, fox news contributor, on all of a sudden the demand of subpoenas as the rush to begin the impeachment proceedings. they really mean it, after this. memory support brand. y

. >> reporter: having grown up pike carlson is used to seeing wildlife while he was playing with histhe backyard, things got too close for comfort. when a mountain lion popped out of no where. >> on this rock right next to me i just see this mountain lion jump on it and then it kind of pounces on to me and he kind of rolled down the hill to a tree and it tries to push me under the tree. >> reporter: looked for any sort of weapon. >> i picked up a stick trying to jab it in the eye, but then the stick breaks. >> reporter: fortunately, his dad ran out screaming. >> because when i went through the trees, it was laying on top of him with his head in his mouth and i just, the scream that came out of my mouth was like, like i said, it was like a cross between a scream and crying. >> reporter: the cat ran off while ron grabbed his boy and booked it for the nearby fire station. so far pike has received more than 60 staples to his head and had to have his eyeball reattached to his skull. >> if everyone knows if they want to wrestle a mountain lion they shouldn't because they cheat. >> how do t

and then this guy named sam brownback comes down the pike, and he basically says government is dubbing you, you know, cut away all these kinds of things, and there were massive, massive tax cuts. really between -- starting in 2008, 2010, 2012, kansas cut its public school system more than any state in the country pretty much. there's a, hopefully, reader-friendly kind of data in my book, but if you just want to see the remarkable effects of what happens when you cut a schoolsy system, look at what happened to kansas which is within two years of these cuts, it fell totally off the cliff. all these things that were markers of success. so kansas fell to 42nding, 43rd in the country in terms of these national exams. dropout rates skyrocketed, and part of the, i guess, ironic two twist is that when i interviewed people in kansas and i'd say how could you support this for your own schools, and i got a fair amount of the same kind of answers that i'd gotten in other states. people told me, well, minorities are gaming the system, and they shouldn't be taking our tax dollars. one person told me

looked a couple times something so bizarre dakota randall did a double take while driving on the mass pike through new. >>and i thought i saw somebody asleep at the wheel, but i wasn't sure so i did a double take and sure enough there's somebody with his head right between his legs. >>this cell phone video shows a fellow driver hunched over seemingly fast asleep at the wheel of a self-driving car dakota says he was driving home. the wall poll after working as a writer for nesson and had to snap a video i thought well. >>i should record this and i thought i shouldn't for this because it's also unsafe, but it was just so bizarre that i just like i have to get this on video because it's so strange. >>the woman in the passenger seat also knocked out dakota says he tried to wake them up even honking his horn to no avail all while cars were buzzing by you see i guess. >>trusting in africa brave enough you know. >>especially in boston scary enough for me not i go in and out of the every day i'm almost always worried that i'm going to get cut off or. >>rick what are some think it's the way of the

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he set out to pike's peak.s way realized that people had inadequate headwear. >> reporter: selling hats for $5. by 1900, he had the largest hat factory in the world. more than a century later, more than 200 workers in garland, texas. and they all have to pass through justin thomason, head of quality control. i have to admit, i'm feeling a little underdressed here. >> you should be. you're in texas you need a hat. >> reporter: i definitely need a stetson. justin proud to show me the labe and you see right heit ss math >> yes. >> reporter: how many people went into making and shaping this hat? >> about 100 sets of hands. >> reporter: on every hat? >> yes. >> reporter: making hats for buffalo bill, will rogers, annie oakley, james dean, roy rogers, ronald regan, indiana jones. all right. let's give it a shot. >> all right, that looks really good. >> reporter: yeah? what do you think? >> you just want a little snug on the front of your forehead. >> reporter: yeah? >> to where it's not going to blow away. it looks r

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delivering is doing exactly that ok we've got about a minute now so tell us about what's coming down the pike air while we're evolving we are expanding you know we're doing this next round with between next and then we're doing a listing of our token on the day off for a lunch so our token it's not a promise token it's a token that will be available as soon as the services available people can try it out can see it 1st before they decide if they want to get involved or not so i think that is how it should be done right and i mean a lot of the economics and then are lying aspects of ends and took an exchange as these are evolving technologies as you point out they do touch upon the 3rd rail of politics and economics that being the copyright industry and banking those 2 and tranche monopolist don't want any competition so can dot com as a sign to take them on both at the same time because he's a russian. reasonable guy who's going to tear a hole in the fabric of the universe by all was. well that's it for i think we're out of time and thanks so much for being once again on the kaiser report. th

while the fish at seattle's pike place market are considered safe for now, this washington state labs conducting regular tests by blending them and measuring isr toxins. io the risk is elevated. the conditions are more favorable for toxic events to happen. there is an increased risk. >> the ocean is crit. it's the most critical piece of giving us a moderate climate on >> reporter: but once again in the pacific, what was moderate is now extreme, leaving these animals an uncertain future. it must be frustrating, you do all this work to restore her health, but she's returning to an ocean whose health you have no control over. >> it is. they're really letting us know what's going on with the ocean's health. what's impacting them is eventually going to impact us. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, san diego. >> o'donnell: really inscinating. and there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening enws," why one of "saturday night y ve's" newest cast members was fired just days after he was introduced. tents are being used as courtrooms to tackle the backlog of immigration cas

the mental strain from mike and his family back home in pike and it's simply too big. for the next day or the day after i don't remember exactly leo contacted me and it didn't work out we didn't even leave both through this how do you not just keep. all over. in autumn 2018 leonora was still on the run with her husband me what with the war still raging around them she had a 2nd child maria also born prematurely. at rates artillery and ground offensives had seen islamic state reduced to islamic village. hi dad it's me. we're in the last religious left we're surrounded we're on the only street the islamic state still controls so far as. i do nasal are living on top of each other starving children are freezing to death. more are going to get out there's no future for us here we don't have one single dollar. and seeing as we have absolutely nothing and often have nothing to eat we've decided to give ourselves up. for the soon to be. with the truck and i knew it meant that radio syria was back on the air. after 4 years you build up your own protective armor. it was a voice

texting or when you are looking through the news feed you really never know what's coming down the pike you never know when you're going to sort of hit that jackpot so to speak when it's coming and how much it will be so the randomness is very important to keep you hooked and i think the fact that we're damn bullying money in a casino isn't really that different than what we're doing because in both cases what we're really gambling is our attention and our time right and across the board we're sitting there sort of hoping for some little reward to never knowing when it's going to. in all cases where we're sort of sitting alone with the machine there's no natural stopping point i think that the similarities are quite striking we check our phones over 150 times a day just like. put up it's the 1st thing we look at when i wake up the last thing we look at before we go to sleep is what we're going. to it and that that's by design we now have like over 2000000000 skinner boxes and people's pockets we are running the largest experiment like psychological experiment that the world has ever see

and there is a couple of points i want to pick up is a couple of points i want to pick up on, olly pikeullying which might occur or might not occur, this is about the children themselves. there will bea the children themselves. there will be a percentage of children in every school who are themselves lgbt+. those children need to be safeguarded, not necessarily even from bullion, because if children don't know what it means to be gay, they are not going to bully other 95v they are not going to bully other gay children. i am talking about children who are likely to be pressured into early marriage, which is always going to be heterosexual. children whojust is always going to be heterosexual. children who just never see families but looked like the families they could have, children who feel suicidal, who are self—harming. could have, children who feel suicidal, who are self-harming. can ijust suicidal, who are self-harming. can i just respond to suicidal, who are self-harming. can ijust respond to that. this is not an issue necessarily for schools. you take issue with the way parents cho

such an increase our reasons enough to be concerned about what travels through here but a massive pike breakage in 2017 has caused a major health concern for everyone here you can see severe rashes on this border patrol agent coming into contact with the contaminated water c.b.p. has connected recent testing that revealed everything from eco light to fecal matter in the water this is done so you can smell here as a result of the waste water remaining stagnant before being treated all while the border patrol is sitting here and failing the a fact while the south bay international wastewater treatment plant does capture trash craig says the filtering process doesn't necessarily work when it's raining so it goes into these you know a lot of thank you are going to ruin your brains it's going to come here because this is the well it's really gents are working to defend national security they're also dealing with tactics from coyote's smuggling illegal immigrants through the border the smugglers will tell people to come through the polluted water purposely because they know that that's a pot

and if it is an old you know wall street axiom so you're suggesting that the new is coming down the pike air could be some kind of a rapid population decline the facts yeah so so you know if it's a game where there's a bunch of people in a circle and the way you joy. and the game is if you're bored and the way you leave the game is if you die and you start off with a certain number and then everyone passes around an apple you know that's money and everyone gets one bite at a time and so if the amount of people joining the game being born is less than the people leaving the game even though this apple is shrinking with which with each move everyone still getting the same bite so perhaps that's what's what we're about to go through and you know i don't believe the u.n. figures on population i was doing some work on this and i found that the fertility rate in the philippines declined from $3.00 to $2.00 so 3 kids per family to 2 in just 15 years the last 15 years whereas in the united states that took 200 years to happen so we are seeing a decline in population i don't think you can trust t

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