this is the initials of rodman. thomas rodman. he was also an inspector, so he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort, itself, as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had 2 15-inch rodman guns. they had 4 200-pounder rifles would which have been large. 6 30-pounder. i mentioned a lot of places, there were some vacant platforms, there were 11 vacant platforms where they could have had guns. so it depends on the size of the fort and what you're trying to as to how many guns are actually in them and how many guns are

this is the initials of rodman. thomas rodman. he was also an inspector, so he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort, itself, as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had 2 15-inch rodman guns. they had 4 200-pounder rifles would which have been large. 6 30-pounder. i mentioned a lot of places, there were some vacant platforms, there were 11 vacant platforms where they could have had guns. so it depends on the size of the fort and what you're trying to as to how many guns are actually in them and how many guns are available. john g. bernard, the man who kind of oversaw the fortifications during most of the war, as they redid and reconstructed some of these forts, he decided new guns would go in and help cover this which it wasn't doing before. so your plans for the fortifications, the system of fortifications did change over the four years of the war. coming back, i told you we would stop and i would show you what some of the 360-degree angle guns look like. see, the carriage is a little bit different, but this

this is the initials of rodman. thomas rodman. he was also an inspector, so he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort, itself, as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had 2 15-inch rodman guns. they had 4 200-pounder rifles would which have been large. 6 30-pounder. i mentioned a lot of places, there were some vacant platforms, there were 11 vacant platforms where they could have had guns. so it depends on the size of the fort and what you're trying to as to how many guns are actually in them and how many guns are available. john g. bernard, the man who kind of oversaw the fortifications during most of the war, as they redid and reconstructed some of these forts, he decided new guns would go in and help cover this which it wasn't doing before. so your plans for the fortifications, the system of fortifications did change over the four years of the war. coming back, i told you we would stop and i would show you what some of the 360-degree angle guns look like. see, the carriage is a little bit different, but this

this is the initials of rodman. thomas rodman. he was also an inspector, so he may have inspected it. it depends on the fort itself as to what guns might actually be in them. this one had two 15-inch rodman guns. they had four 200-pounder rifles, which would have been large. six 30-pounders. i mentioned a lot of places, there were some vacant platforms, there were 11 vacant platforms where they could have had guns. so it depends on the size of the fort and what you're trying to as to how many guns are actually in them and how many guns are available. john g. barnard, the man who kind of oversaw the fortifications during most of the war, as they redid and reconstructed some of these forts, he decided new guns would go in and help cover this which it wasn't doing before. so your plans for the fortifications, the system of fortifications did change over the four years of the war. coming back, i told you we would stop and i would show you what angle guns look like. the karen is a little bit different, but this shows you, and you notic

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number four dennis rodman.s a ripe 53, i believe is still less than the number of pierces he has. number three, two action heros from two different countries. belgium's own who co-starred with fellow 53-year-old rodman in "double family" and antonio bander us. jose dÌas balart look alike george clooney. but 53 years old. and number five, you can bing it back on camera. you're not seeing double. i'm not george clooney. i'm also 53. save your tweets. some people confuse me with clooney when it's dark and they have their eyes closed. this is true and this is important. 53 is a great year to be alive! that wraps up the hour on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. coming up next on "newsnation" with tamron hall. breaking news. a water ban lifted for thousands of people in ohio. tamyra talks live to russ m simmons on the national launch of his anti-violence program. that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the truck

she's going to be like i seen you on tv. >> rodman!way. had to do the tonight show last night. i was in a hotel room by myself. >> high fiving yourself. >> good job, rodman. so yeah. but it was cool, man. lot of phone calls. a lot of people trying to borrow money. they have not cut that check at all. i do not have that check. >> is it intimidating at all performing in front of comedic greats? >> i mean, i just try to do me, natalie, but you have russell, keenan, and roseanne. that's like my white momma. yeah. that was my white momma so i had to respect that off the top. love keenan. he told me to wear color. that's why i got on red this morning. he said black people need color. so i'm black so i got color. i learned something. comedy is comedy. every day is a learning experience. >> you have a huge future ahead of you. >> amazing. >> take me out on the road. >> i'll take you. yeah. don't talk about your momma's hair. that's her hair. >> i feel like i just won something. >> i feel like i did too. is it over? are we done? what happened?

it's not society's not able to accept some of the things that i say your favorite player was dennis rodman the great defensive who is one of the i know down in the world's weird guy he is very weird is he still your favorite he's my favorite why he's a my favorite as i was a kid i always wanted to play like him because of the fence because his defense has hustle rebounding rebounding not necessarily rebound i like his hustle and i was never rebound i was more of a stills guy but i just think he the way play the game is so much passion and when you look when you look at his back story no father you know i want to think he grew up with his mother and he's raising children grew up the same way you know my parents separated and i'm raising children at the age of sixteen and as i well i can relate to that looking back ten years ago we had the malice at the palace the credible night ten years ago november nineteenth twenty thousand for. at the palace in auburn hills you read it for the benefit of those who may not know you ran into this then what happened that you were on the pacers that night.

sounds like dennis rodman is in for a very romantic weekend. [ cheers and applause ] speaking of -- speakingbasketball players, this could turn out to be my favorite news story of the year. metta world peace of the nba, announced he is changing his name again. he used to be ron artest. next year, he's moving to china to play for the chinese basketball association. when he does, he's changing his name to -- are you ready? the panda's friend. [ laughter ] he wants to be known as the panda's friend. [ cheers and applause ] the guy must spend half his life online at the dmv getting everything changed. but news of this name change spread quickly online. a lot of people were getting it wrong. they were calling him panda friend. so, he tweeted this correction. he said, guys, my chinese name is not panda friend. it's the panda's friend. [ laughter ] idiots. [ laughter ] from now on, he'll be known as the panda's friend. i feel like he didn't give metta world peace a chance. [ laughter ] those of you who live here in los angeles are -- any of the big cities, really, are no doubt familiar with uberts.

con -- then hearing "i'm your counselor, dennis rodman." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: today, we'll be learning woods. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: why? pro -- telling scary stories at night. con -- realizing they all happened that morning. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it was a night just like this. >> steve: my finger nails got torn out. >> jimmy: pro -- swimming. con -- to japan. [ laughter ] there you go. good luck, have fun. good luck. >> steve: you got to go. >> jimmy: pro -- getting excited after finding out it's sloppy joe night. con -- getting scared after realizing you haven't seen your bunkmate joe in a few days. >> steve: oh, yeah. there's a ring in my food. >> jimmy: i'm just so hungry. i don't know what to do. >> steve: joe would understand. >> jimmy: joe would've wanted it this way. >> steve: it's like a manwich. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a humanwich. >> steve: humanwich. >> jimmy: it's a humanwich. >> steve: i'm going to miss joe. >> jimmy: i'll have another one. >> steve: i'll take seconds. >> jimmy: pro -- staying up late with your bunkmates and playing nor

of the jason rodman will tell us where the safest place to put money during all the geopolitical stuff. mark sebastian joining us from the cme. mark, let's talk about gold first. we've been talking about oil and stocks. gold was diving like a lead balloon this morning, down 25 bucks. once the bad news came out of ukraine of course the flight to safety. gold came up a bit. it still ended down but where was it going before the news about ukraine? was it going further down than 25 bucks? >> looking like it would have a pretty ugly day. the gold bugs were absolutely saved by the ukraine-russian conflict. they can thank their lucky stars because gold was shaping up to have just an abysmal day. david: how far down do you think it was going to go, mark, beyond 25 bucks? >> you know, i think it could have dropped 35 potentially. i thought there was repo tension for it to take a dive. had a nice little rally. people taking money off the table. low volume market like we've got right now, once something starts to move it keeps going because things are a little illiquid. liz: i need to get to pete

one is from mill valley, theodore charles rodman. the other is 41-year-old an dress crydon. both were found dead in adjacent backyards on carlotta circle. they think this was a murder suicide. >> protest in missouri over the death of an unarmed michael brown are dramatically different than earlier in the week. the crowds in ferguson have thinned out and are more peaceful are, the demonstrations that are now taking place. >> no smoke devices, no tear gas, and no mace. and, again, tonight no police officer fired a single shot. >> earlier this week, protesters violently clashed with police. now a different scene has emerged. streets are mostly calm. locals hope to get the city back on track as businesses boarded up windows and schools had to shut down. there's also a renewed effort to get students back in the classroom after missing the first days of school. donations have been pouring in to help the families during the unrest. >> it's what defines a community. this is truly the community of ferguson. >> the peaceful turn around comes after attorney generic holder visited misso

dear friend of mine and he still is, but probably the most difficult guy to work with was dennis rodmane dennis, as sweet a guy as he was, he was perennially late. i used to send a memo to his house, he lived 50 miles away in orange county and he was late all the time and i figured, i can't afford to get a heart attack at this age, so i started sending a lem mimo, then a helicopter to a nearby airport. he got in the limo late and helicopter late and continued being late. >> who surprised you the most? you and i meet people who are different on television than are in life. who was the most different? >> i would have to say other than chris matthews that the most surprising guest was john f. kennedy jr. it took me six years to book him, by the way, because he didn't want to come on the show because he didn't think he was good enough. he did not think he was "tonight show" material. and i think that's just humility beyond belief. >> and you had him on with seinfeld. >> absolutely. once again, once he found out that seinfeld was going to be on the show, he almost dropped out. just a few day

engineers, herbert hoover was a member of it, they press for, you know, allowing these people -- rodman wanna headachier was also -- wanamaker was also very important as well. wanamaker's department store which was big in philadelphia and new york. and then, so the war department says we'll let the original 15th men, the men of the 15th march. so that would have been maybe 800, 900 men. we're talking close to 3,000 men of the 369th. and the impressive display that you see with this parade will let you know the concerns that they had about allowing these guys with these bayonets glistening, you know, like -- and they described them in the press as seven feet tall, looming giants. [laughter] you know, all of that. so they were threatening. but the rocky mountain club says these men all fought, let them all march. and they marched on february 17th. and david lebbering lewis says this ushered in the harlem renaissance, the new negro, and to get to professor green's point, what happens in the scherr of 1919? riots -- summer of 1919. riots across the nation. and guess what? black soldiers, bl

. >> mark: rodman was kids are speaking out.-robin williams ki ds are speaking out.over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >> erica: allied kids headed back to school today. these ironclads-are higer clouds. san rose that at 57 degrees. we will see more sunshine at the afternoon. as for its interest is more to the cooler than average. will a lease and debt in that spot. >> george: as we continue to monitor delays on a 880 southbound. all 237 on a sector rose. the ride to the bay bridge westbound it's not that bad. it still holds and go for 14 minutes. your trip to the golden gate bridge looks great right now no delays and the southbound direction. the westbound ride is still backed up here and facilites. >> george >> james: kron 4's jackie sissel is live in emeryville this morning. >> reporter: your problem but to see more of it more of lush green that l

they are the group that went to korea with dennis rodman and had a little access there. >> got extraordinaryess there in korea. >>> summertime staple, amusement park roller coaster turned out to be more frightening than fun in maryland. two dozen people got stranded nearly eight stories up at six flags. the park is telling "cbs this morning" it will speak with the state agency that regulates this ride. jan crawford in maryland where the riders were brought down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seven of the 24 people are children and they were stuck near the top of that ride for nearly five hours giving them an adventure they weren't quite counting on. >> be advised, about 70, 80 feet up. >> at a six flags in maryland a minute long thrill ride turned into a five hour nightmare. 24 people spent much of sunday afternoon stranded on the track near the top of the ride known as the joker's jinx. >> the specs we've seen say the ride is 79 feet so they are close to the top of the ride. >> 17 adults and seven children stuck in the blistering sun with temperatures in the 80s. at one point bla