from the second rhode island to the reconfigure first rhode island regiment. the reconfigured first rhode island regiment became known as the black regiment. onhecreen are copies of two documentth address that chge. the first document on the left de of the seeis part of a pension record from private lliam champlin. in it, he testifies that the white men and colonel green's gints wereransferred to colonel israel angels regiment. and that is underlin othe re there. the second document in return, meaning a listing return of freemen enlisted foth war i believe this return listed some of the freeborn or eviously freed men of color who served th the first rhode island regimen a y can see right there, i have to magnify the names of the frank brothers, but they are listerit there that second document and that document lists over 35 individuals that were nsered eerior to the slave enlistment act. to william and ben's first battle in their new regiment occur on their home soil in island. their regiments were to partipate in the rhode island expedition. the main objectiv

second rhode island. and the regiments were integrated. the franks were not signing up for easy duty. continental soldiers lived tough pay was very sporadic. sporadic due to a limited treasury of the new federal government and the state governments as well. they were issued equipment. they were issued muskets and bayonets, issued clothing that consistent mostly of hunting shirts similar to spats. smocks, scuse me, that were large enough to cover their other clothing and equipment. shoes were always in supply in the summer, soldiers could go barefoot. and in the winter we heard these stories about the army soldiers. in the winter, sometimes they had to wrap their feet in cloth. soldiers often resorted to foraging in the countryside for food. soldiers also had to deal with diseases that ran rampant through their camps. on the screen is how. colonel. excuse me, colonel angel, describe the situation oth men who served in t second rhode island regiment. he wrote back to his bosses in the generalssembly. he sai

second rhode island. and the regiments were integrated. the franks were not signing up for easy duty. continental soldiers lived tough pay was very sporadic. sporadic due to a limited treasury of the new federal government and the state governments as well. they were issued equipment. they were issued muskets and bayonets, issued clothing that consistent mostly of hunting shirts similar to spats. smocks, scuse me, that were large enough to cover their other clothing and equipment. shoes were always in supply in the summer, soldiers could go barefoot. and in the winter we heard these stories about the army soldiers. in the winter, sometimes they had to wrap their feet in cloth. soldiers often resorted to foraging in the countryside for food. soldiers also had to deal with diseases that ran rampant through their camps. on the screen is how. colonel. excuse me, colonel angel, describe the situation of the men who served in the second rhode island regiment. he wrote back to his bosses in the general assembly.

which, david rhodes, arguably made the u.s. look weaker than ever in its diplomatic engagement with israel. >> there has been a pattern here of president biden asking for cease-fires in gaza, for restraint in hezbollah and netanyahu going forward. the difference is the decisiveness of these israeli actions in lebanon. there are reports of a gunman possibly armed with an assault rifle and may have been some deaths on the ground, this would be an individual carrying out an attack, no sense of numbers yesterday. israeli police said multiple people were -- our colleagues are following on all that, that's a setback, again, we have to keep waiting and seeing, but is this is a more sophisticated attacks, if there is an individual gunman at the same time israel's firing its more than 100 missiles, that's come from israeli sources. this is a very significant attack. >> we don't know if that's coordinated or just a target of opportunity. >> exactly. >> we have to determine. monica alba at the white house, there has been a national securi

connecticut and virginia relied on their own eight month and one year levy laws with, while rhode island was already filling one of its two regiments with newly enlisted and emancipated african and indigenous slaves, free blacks and indians plus already serving veteran soldiers of color. and of course, that would have been the first rhode island regiment, which previous to that had actually been integrated. five states enacted levy laws based on congress of 1777 eight recommendation. massachusetts had 1172 levies and three brigades comprising almost 26% of that force. new york had 313 levies in a single brigade, almost 28%. the 690 strong new jersey brigade had 670 levels that were levies. and to maryland brigades had 426 levies total 12% of that contingent. some 540 of north carolina's nine month men were formed into a reconstituted third north carolina regiment at marsh, north. in late summer, 1778 were their first garrison to philadelphia and then move to west point on the hudson. about 200. other 1778. north carolina. north carolina levies were held in reserve just missing the 3rd ma

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and i want a rhodes scholarship. there was only one problem. the game fixed that two mafia mobsters had bribed boston college players to point meaning to win by just any mobsters the way it's not just any mobsters. henry hill and jimmy burke. you ever see anybody see the movie goodfellas? they were the two played by ray liotta and robert niro. they were the mobsters who bribed several boston college players to shave. and the first game they shaved points against harvard. and when i was at oxford sports, illustrated broke the story and they henry hill explained happened. friend of mine sent me the article and wrote on the top, hey, glen, i guess you played your best game when the other team was in the tank tank and it was true. and so later on, after i was nominated many years later to be the inspector general of the department, justice senator herb kohl supported my nomination and went on the floor of the senate and gave a speech in support of the nomination and said maybe the reason he wants weed out corruption in the justice department was be

first rhode island regiment five states enacted levy laws based recommendations. massachusetts had 1172 levees in three brigades comprising of a 26% of that force. newark at three to 13 levees in a single brigade almost 20%. 1690 strong new jersey brigade had 670 levels better levees. 12% of that contingent. fiveve to 49 month performed ino reconstituted north carolina regiment in 1778. and then move to west point for about 200 other 1778 north carolina levees were held in reserve for just missing the 1779 brier creek battle out my talk will go beyond 78. the levee system did go for the rest of thehe war. 1778 measures the next large-scale attempt occurred in. 80. each state and continuance of the private war be called upon tosh dfts ortherwise too enamored by the first day of generate serve until the first day of january the next succeeding year in listene disc as a six month 1187 months pennsylvania. revealed draft laws continue to be passed in varying degrees implement from 7079 until 1782. gathering hundreds of additional short-term and for continental regimen

when toolan was picked up in rhode island hours after the murder, he had been drinking.wice the legal limit. and multiply that by six-- hoda kotb: a forensic toxicologist doing some complicated calculations estimated that at the time of the murder, toolan's blood alcohol level was 0.30. the 0.30, where does that fit in? that fits in the next level above confusion to the stupor phase. hoda kotb: so the defense argued toolan was profoundly impaired at the time of the murder and that was just from the drinking. add in the drugs-- how much did drugs play in tom toolan's life? he would take whatever drugs that he could get his hands on. such as? methamphetamine, benzodiazepine, paxlovid, zoloft. hoda kotb: there was more. the defense revealed that toolan had spent years fighting depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, that in the late '80s, he'd attempted suicide. and finally the defense was ready for its knockout punch. a neuropsychologist. my opinion is that he has profound frontal executive dysfunction. hoda kotb: davidoff testified that years of substance abuse had

on the far left is catherine rhodes, who with agnes my would of the freer gallery of art later in her life, part of the smithsonian and now smithsonian national museum of asian art. and she was a painter along with her good friend, marion beckett, another painter. and mercedes de cordova, who was multi-talented. she was a fashion writer. she was a dancer, an actor, singer. and they all were friends with artist edward steichen. and they gathered at his house outside of paris and foolishly, a village outside of paris. we have a portrait of his garden also in the exhibition with isadora duncan dancing in it. but he wanted to keep that theme of the friends coming together in his garden as the theme of this portrait, this mural series. and so you see their stylized flowers, and they're the women who were there. what strikes me about this is usually with a mural scheme, either painting or sculpture that's supposed to coordinate with architecture. there's a lot of generic representation of women. usually it's idealized goddesses or some kind of classical personification of or an allegory or

and rhodes at rhodes, in which the is really minutes we have set military cheap points means thoughts that men and women would be split. and then we'll be set at least a rest head by the is. but um we especially everyone who has over 16 year olds, alongside that families who are still trapped in booted terms like based on one of the notes of districts, are coming under relentless attack, put new joint unless can get into a bite tunneling because the army has trusted oh, entrances. the are leading to the boat, a town that i'm at, the very growing. so you know, imagine say in the notes of guys of what families are sending messages where we've been getting some message from them. they say that please, we need help. we are getting killed the most of the territory. ok. ok, thank you so much thought i zoom reporting. some guys are the you are secretary state anthony blinking has now arrived in israel for a week long tour of the middle east and reviving garza cease fire talks. he's expected to discuss an end to the war aid on post war planning. leaders from israel, jordan on cats are lincoln

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surprising and defeating the rhode island regiment. so they went after continentals as well.including some of the barbs friends of lozano's legion. so they were a feisty bunch. but. the militia was to supplement the british forces, allowing their troops to do more soldier like things. there's no tales written about them that achieved no great glory. they weren't intended to. that wasn't their job. but the british needed them nonetheless. thank you. all right, you, chad. now to just talked about militias supplementing the british regular army. and you probably are all familiar with another way that the british supplemented the regular army, namely with the german soldiers that are widely called hessians, even though many of them weren't, and who are also widely called mercenaries, even though by modern definitions, none of them were now. dr. alex burns is taking deep dives into german regimental and german archival sources and other documents and discovered that the germans kind of get a bad rap in this war. they're often characterized as being highly formal and slow moving an

ben, you're with john brennan and david rhode is here with me. this is what the u.s. feared when they said to netanyahu for all of his reasons to go in against hezbollah, they said, that's not the best way to get

czar rhode island. la. glad to see you here, steven hopkins and william ellery. oh. oh. cardinal kent. roger chairman. samuel huntington. where are you? williams. oliver walcott. ha ha. and attesting to these. the secretary. charles thompson. ha da. i. and my fellow americans. let us all rise up our boys and have a nation do what has been written to what we have put our lives to everybody. ha ha ha ha. oh. thank you, private hector. now be we have the program finale. i, i want to tell you about some of the activities that we have inside the national archives for you today. the building will close at 7 p.m., so don't miss chance to see the declaration of independence the constitution, the bill of rights and the magna carta. we also have special hands on july family activities in the museum until four and make sure to stop by national archives store tonight for exclusive independence day products support, educational outreach and like this at the national. and i'd also like to thank the people who make this year july 4th celebration possible. the national archives foundati

they live throughout southeastern massachusetts and the eastern shore of rhode island. thathu massachusetts lived aroud massachusetts bay. the map is seen here is plymouth bay is drawn by a french explorer daniel daniel champlain publishing 1615. it shows homes and field all around the bay. mark's rht appear. plymouth long beach is in the middle. it's marked wh an eye to the left. a plague around 1617 wiped o most of the coastal native populati. leaving the farmlands jon alden as a magistrate their testimony will settle matters with native features including massachusetts.ma which is now pembroke by 1650. when king philip's war in 1675 further reduce the native population throughout the colony area. several thousand native still lived in the area do to instill due to this day throughout southeastern massachusetts. native objects made of stone and uncovered at the aldenth site. i could indicate the native people occupied the lands in years prior to the rival for hint at insurrections between the two groups. the recent reevaluation forwarded to us last week has looked at

. >> reporter: that's what happened after students in rhode island launched the miniature vessel two years ago as part of a science project. >> i was a little surprised, because i didn't know that it would end up in the uk. >> reporter: the boat, called inspiration, spent 245 days at sea, traveling 9,000 miles across the atlantic before washing up on a beach in england and landing in a local elementary school. >> it was really unexpected because it's come from such a long way away. >> the tiny yacht had a gps system so students could track it while learning about ocean currents, weather and technology. >> looking at the tracking of where it went, it was going like in big waves it was going around in circles. and it almost looked like it was going to go to italy. >> reporter: the 3 1/2 foot watercraft even carried some transatlantic treasure. >> so there was a uniform from rhode island university. >> reporter: students and local sea scouts have been working with builders to get the battered boat in ship shape for another adventure, filling it with photos, notes, and instructions for w

going all over the country with real american here, i wrote down a bunch of states, wisconsin, ohio, rhodeassachusetts, illinois, nebraska, michigan and everywhere ex-con, thousands of people get in line for a meet and greet, everybody is for trump so i know what you are saying about the polls and even stephen nichols call but let me tell you, i don't believe the polls. it's going to be a landslide. too big to rick brother is the theme here and at the end of the day, all of america wants to get back to america. the way it should be. trump is on fire and if you listen to where people are speaking from, especially democrats, if they say trump was responsible for the border wall, it's them. they say trump was responsible for inflation, it's them because in the bible like i said before, if you listen to where people are speaking from, you know exactly who they are. >> a couple things, trump set the tone and i think it's the tone you like. he noticed kamala harris has white people for this in black people for that courtroom thought that was something that should be pointed out thursday night. >

while the lines, he's new. secretary general law rhodes, i said today that ukraine's rights of self defense does not end at the border. and the boosting support will be a diplomatic challenge. as russia's war and ukraine rages own, there's a change of it. the guard as need to headquarters in process after a 2 month 2 is dictates. we are undergoing the big news transformation of need to in a generation. in 2014, we only provide the marginal support to ukraine. now our support is massive. stilton virg process the gamble to mark over to the former adults prime minister no turns nato secretary general. we're just says keeping up support for kids is a top priority for the alliance. but when it comes to the pre clear question of how and when ukraine can join the club, he kept his answer vague. so what do you know 1st have to deal with a store and to make sure that's uh, ukraine proof hills. i don't want to get into now what type of file space there are to nato membership because there are so many varieties here. and so many options and the payments also depends, of course, on ukrainian leadership

born in brownsville, texas, in 1936 as a young man, christ office, and was a talented athlete in a rhodes scholar. when he also had a student in the army before making his break and music in nashville, in the 19 seventy's writing hits for himself and other country legend such as janis joplin and johnny cash. he also made waves as a successful act. his performance with barbra streisand and the 1976 film a stall is boon, put in family and the fun them into of hollywood stalls. because everybody's trying to figure out how to get next to somebody you know, and uh, and all the rules work about half of the time and its, uh, the whole part of it is interesting. and barbara streisand is just one of the many music legends who pay tribute to the mine. she says with something special. and that's all we have time full. so now up next we unravel some high end physics type june, so that we'll have more news and headlines at the top of the state gives the power to kick in the south china sea. why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean? the affinity of a global company, after decades of chinese ex

i went with my husband on a little trip, it was lovely. >> rhode island, kale chips.hat happened to you. rachel: guess what happened to me? you missed it but yesterday we had the guys from carolina coop here, we had a big coop, my family bought a new coop for the chicks we just got. and i touched a chick for the first time. >> you touched a chick. rachel: for the first time. it's actually captured on video. i think our producer is going to pull it up. >> i would like to see this. they don't have it. rachel: i isn't it to testimony. >> the last time chickens were in your presence, you were standing on this couch. rachel: right. i didn't touch a chicken. i touched a baby chick. it's a little different. >> baby chicks are the most you adorable, cuddly thing in the world. >> that's not accurate. rachel: they tried to put the claws on my hand and i felt like i'm out. >> that needs a rebuttal. >> a little chick like you buy at tractor supply. >> baby d ducklings, puppies, i need to fact check. >> we have 23 chickens. not enough are laying. we're just feeding them. if i did

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attack on chinese nationals. thousands of chinese are in pakistan, mostly working on facings, built in rhode initiative that connects south asia with china. and florida governor of rhonda centers has warrant residence in his state to prepare for a major hurricane that's expected to make land fall in the tampa bay area. sometime mid week is warning came as a tropical storm dumped. milton intensified to hurricane strength in the gulf of mexico. a denise as president ty site appears on course for a landslide victory in his country's presidential election. but voter turnout was down sharply into an age of the birthplace of the air of spring uprisings. and the only country to emerge as a democracy. observers say the vote was marred by many candidates being illuminated from the process which prompted several opposition parties to boycott the election . to resist president ca you say it celebrates with supporters on the streets of the capital of the exit. polls showed him winning nearly 90 percent of the vote was the shop. he's the son of the people guy side. we're rejoicing for someone who has ser

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joining me now is david rhode, national security editor for nbc news. does biden have to pull what he wants, which is a proportional response from israel? >> the answer is no. and all of this in politics is local. for biden -- the biden administration is now four, five weeks away from an election. and cutting off to aide in israel in any way would right now simply hand a giant cudgel for trump and other republicans to attack and say you are not supporting israel enough. and then for netanyahu he wants to win this war. he's got a tremendous big victory with hezbollah and he wants to punish iran. >> bill cohen from the clinton administration, former secretary of defense, told andrea mitchell, our colleague today that biden is handicapped and bibi netanyahu is going to exploit that. obviously this is domestic politics for netanyahu, but it is obviously -- dove tails greatly with whoever is going to be in charge here in washington. >> the cynical view bibi netanyahu wants trump to win. >> is that cynical or anihilistic? >> there are thousands of israelis wh