curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep his focus down field, that's a samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep everything in front and then rally to the football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio state

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep big-time play there. >> chris: good catch, too. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio state's last chance? barrett c

she is contacted nearly every day by moms going through the pain of losing a child born with samuel's condition. >> he passed away. >> reporter: she is also that is a universal reminder for every parent. >> he had that brilliant smile that take your breath away. >> reporter: and evelyn says like any family, samuel's accomplishments are celebrated. >> my son's milestones may be more delayed than others, but i rejoice and get excited over the milestones just like anyone else does. >> and evelyn's blog is called miracle she just published her first book, miracle in my living room. we will make sure the links to that are on our website, wfla. >> that's so selfless of her. as if she doesn't have enough to deal with, now she is doing this to help others. >> definitely need that in the community. >> she's a wonderful woman. >> thank you for sharing that. >>> ed bloodsworth with a check of weather and traffics on the skies and not finding too much here. the east coast, slightly different story. just like yesterday morning, we are starting off with a few showers there on the i-95 corridor, and

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep his focus down field, that's a big-time play there. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep everything in front and then rally to the football close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio sta

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep >> chris: good catch, too. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep everything football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio state's last chance? barrett chased agai

from the pocket, delivers to samuel. stepped out of bounds before he it will be third down and short. >> kirk: see if he stays inbounds there. >> chris: is there some green between the shoe and the line? doesn't matter. he got another yard. >> kirk: penn state, they're not feeling threatened down field at all. it's really about ohio state. they're trying to keep everything in front, and trying to rally to the football. >> chris: still making getting a breather after that scooped up blocked field goal. j.t. takes off. a flag -- false start before the play, so, hold on. nobody could hear the whistle in the noise, but -- >> kirk: the tight end moved, who was outflanked as a receiver, balugh, that time. >> referee: false start. offense, number 85. five-yard penalty. replay third down. >> chris: another tough but that could be crucial. >> kirk: that is what your murbn meyer wants. that's the kind of call you can run the quarterback, and that would have been a first down, but because baugh jumps, now, you push them back. see n

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep his focus down field, that's a samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep everything in front and then rally to the close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio state's last chance? barrett chas

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep big-time play there. >> chris: good catch, too. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by but they want to keep everything in front and then rally to the football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginning to feel like, who knows, maybe ohio state's

barrett has to delivers over the middle to samuel, and they move the sticks. clutch. >> kirk: boy, i tell you. curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here. does a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep big-time play there. >> chris: good catch, too. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want in front and then rally to the football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with tw

curtis samuel has made some big plays here. he's going to work into the middle here.s a great job and how about j.t. barrett? watch him work in the pocket. keeps his focus down field and a nice job of finding curtis samuel. look at the eyes. he knows exactly where he wants to go with the ball. but to be able to maneuver around inside that pocket, keep his focus down field, that's a big-time play there. >> chris: good catch, too. samuel got hit as soon as the ball arrived. they get 14 on third and nine. now barrett. just dumped it off short. took a brief look down field, kirk, but again, just has to check it down to weber. >> kirk: penn state taking away anything that might be down field. again, if you're the defensive coordinator, that's the message to this defense. they've played very well. i don't think, again, they feel threatened by the vertical pass, but they want to keep everything in front and then rally to the football here, getting down close to two minutes with ohio state, still with two time-outs remaining. >> chris: with this clock running, this is beginni

. >> reporter: like most children, samuel loves his ipad. unlike most children, samuel is one of only seven people in the world li genetic defect. >> the life expectancy is really not past birth. >> reporter: when evelyn and her husband learned of samuel's diagnosis, there was a little advice available, and at the time there were no known survivors, and that was 11 year asian. >> most people think miracles happen to other people, and before samuel, that's what i thought, too. >> reporter: evelyn started to blog about samuel's condition, husband didn't have as the new mother of a special needs child. >> i just want to not have any other mom going through a challenge like this to feel alone. >> reporter: she has been contacted nearly every day from moms with the pain of going through samuel's condition. she is also and it's a universal smile. >> reporter: like any family, the accomplishments are celebrated. >> my son's milestones may be more delayed, but i rejoy and get excited like anyone else does. >>> the blog is called miracle mann, and sh

tonight -- samuel l. jackson, from "saturday night live", actress and comedian cecily strong, host of "car matchmaker", spike feresten, featuring the 8g band with danny carey. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. today is national voter registration day. "oh, is it," shimmied hillary. [ laughter ] according to a new poll only 27% of voters believe that donald trump won last night's debate. it's the worst debate performance for a republican since clint eastwood lost to that chair. [ laughter ] [ growling ] "good rebuttal, chair." [ laughter ] today that he gives hillary clinton a 'c' plus for her performance in last night's debate. a 'c' plus? [ light laughter ] then what was your grade? an 'h?' [ laughter ] following last night's debate donald trump blamed his poor performance on a defective mic that may have been planted at his podium on purpo

like most children, samuel loves his ipad. unlike most children, el world living with the rare genetic defect. >> the life expectancy is really not past birth. >> reporter: when evelyn and her husband learned of samuel's diagnosis, there was little advice available. at the time there were no known survivors that was 11 years ago. >> and most people think miracles happen to other people. and you know what? before samuel, that's what i thought, too. about samuel's condition, charting the research that they didn't have as parents of a child with special needs. >> i just did not want to have any other mom going through a challenge like this to feel alone. >> reporter: she is contacted nearly every day by moms going through the pain of losing a child born with samuel's condition. but she is also sharing the every day joys reminder for every parent. >> he had that brilliant smile that takes your breath away. >> reporter: and evelyn says like any family, samuel's accomplishments are celebrated. >> and the milestones, they may be more

before samuel, that's what i thought too. >> evelyn began blogging about samuel's condition providing that resource and insight that she and her husband didn't have as new parents of a special needs child. other mom going through a challenge like this to feel alone. >> she's contacted nearly everyday by moms going through the pain of losing a child born with samuel's condition. >> he passed away. >> but she's also sharing the everyday joys of mother hood and that's a universal reminder for every parent. >> he had that brilliant smile that takes your breath away. >> evelyn says like any family, sa celebrated. >> my son's milestones, they may be more delayed than others, but i rejoice and i get excited at those milestones just like anyone else does. >> evelyn's blog is called miracle man. that's man with two n's. she's just published her first book. it's called miracle in my living room. available through her blog. links to her blog on wfla.com. report, the parents of a young boy with nut allergies always carry their epipen with them. the epinephrine needs to be kept at a certain temper

>> you are samuel l. jackson. >> the misconception continues. i hunt for jobs like everybody else. burton wants for you a movie you go really, let's start, let's go. >> tim is such a visionary director. he's so unique, he's a real poet. and he was my hero growing up. so, you know, to be able to play those kind of wacko characters, you know, such a gift. you know, i am pinching myself every day, like, owe my god i am in a tim burton movie. >> he's invisible. >> of course. >> what's known in common parlance as peculiar. it's a recess recess i have gey down by family. >> last time we spoke we talked about the under water scene which was school and you told me how it was done. like watching the final film it's so underrated. what is another scene where we may watch it and not realize how much work went in to that scene? >> oh i -- >> the sc in the tower. the whole circus. we spent two weeks film that go. >> filming in that little room amaze be amount of work getting the shot of her floating in the circus. it was actually a lot of work getting me up against that wall when she was blowin

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samuel? >> hi. >> nathan and samuel. >> samuel is five and he's more into the electronics than the storm right now which is probably a good thing. >> we see that, he's certainly distracted there. what were you able to take with you and tell us about your boat. you said you're worried about it being there when you get back. >> well, the reality is we are directly in the path of the storm there's nothing between us and the ocean. because of the nature of our boat it's wide and the smast so tall we couldn't go under certain bridges and we couldn't in the marinas so we had to leave writ it was and that meant tying across -- we have a floating dock and this floating dock, if the storm surges high enough, the whole marina will be lost just as far as what we are expecting for the boat we don't expect much that meant having to have the hard conversation with the kids about what can we do and what are we going to come back to and we decided and one of the things ziva said is -- can you tell us what we

on february 10, the doctor samuel adams -- wrote to samuel adams he is making carriages for the army. pieces tod in getting colonel robinson at dorchester. he said the discovery of this will make him and he threatens to make the disclosure. adams passed on the warning to the provincial congress on february 13. three days later, they sent members to colonel robinson and removed from him the brass to the town of concord. there is no evidence he told the royal authorities about the brass cannon he had kept hidden and helped to move to dorchester. nevertheless, he was cut out of the whig network and eventually became a loyalist and had to leave for canada. dr. warned continued his letter to samuel adams this way. .r. church and i are clear unfortunately, dr. church was warns colleague and top leader of the whigs in boston but also general gage's best placed spy. the general wanted to get the boston guns back. you knew now they were being moved out of dorchester. dr. benjamin church started to attend meetings of the committee of safety and supplies about one week later. the committees deci

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys watt and dooley. >> chris: first and 15. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. >> kirk: heck of a block there give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's had a rough night, pass protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys with a lot of quick twitch in watt and dooley. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys >> chris: first and 15. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down field into the e

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys watt and dooley. >> chris: first and 15. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down field into the end zone b

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys watt and dooley. >> chris: first and 15. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down field into the end zone d

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's had a rough night, protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys with a lot of quick twitch in barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down field into the end zo

samuel forman, whose biography was a huge help to me. thank you sam. [applause] thank you for the question. it was a story that was full of surprises for me. i kept discovering these characters. there is this joyce junior character, who appears in a nathaniel hawthorne short story in a fictional form, but a kind vigilante dressed up in a costume. batman,, like an evil that sort of thing. and organizes patriots in tar and feathering. he describes himself as the chairperson of the committee of tar and feathering in boston. in my first chapter i described the tar and feathering of a customs agent, john malcolm. it was a horrifying clear that happened in january 1774, one of the coldest days of that winter. tar oney would pour hot his naked flesh, place feathers on it, and dragged him around the streets of boston. on occasion beating him up for hours until they dumped him at his house in the north end. to be in bed recovering for six weeks, but he would live. and his younger brother daniel, who had died several years before, had been a foremost adrian. and

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. >> kirk: heck of a block there in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into >> chris: >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's had a rough night, pass protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys with a lot of quick twitch in watt and dooley. >> chris: first and 15. barrett from barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz. t.j. watt and jack cichy came on the right. they were picked up. he was looking down fie

did samuel eat a special? (chuckles) two hours? should we go check on him? yeah. all right, hold our booth. two black coffees. (quietly): and he'll have the french toast, whipped cream on the side. he doesn't know to treat it.

here is samuel, thousands of others left their bleeding footprints in the snow. war, the people of the new world won their independence. they joined hands and 13 colonies became the united states. then the people of the new republic begin to feel. together they pioneered and together they made territories into states. by 1812, a wilderness was becoming a great nation. then came war. at lake eerie, we have met the enemy and they are ours. and in new orleans when general jackson said they should not speak on our soil, thomas wilson was there. america began to build ships then came 1861. the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish for this earth. malice toward none, charity for all. then america began to rebuild. >> man, i'm going to cuba. >> cuba? >> with united. >> jim fought in the spanish american war shs the 24th and 25th industry added to the long record new. >> i'm jim. >> after we cleaned up in cuba, we went on with building factories, cities. as for me, well, i went to panama. >> a little job. connecting the atlantic and pac

they pitch it back to samuel on a reverse, flips a tackle. and the brooklyn native muscles down inside the 15. >> kirk: heck of a block there in front of him to be able to give him some room to run there. mclaurin, the sophomore out of indianapolis, gave him that first down. looked like he might be short. he pushed that defensive back almost into the sideline. >> chris: whistle before the first down play. >> kirk: right tackle, prince, who's had a rough night, pass protection, moved. >> referee: false start offense number 59. five yard penalty. first down. >> chris: third penalty for ohio state. >> kirk: prince is looking out there and seeing a lot of number 42. he can do that to tackles. it's not just if prince is struggling. he's struggling against some talented pass rushers and guys with a lot of quick twitch in watt and dooley. >> chris: first and 15. barrett from the pocket over the middle, complete. breaking free is james clark who gets involved, the junior from florida down inside the ten. >> kirk: good patience there. he felt a blitz.

what have you learned about that question in specifics, samuel?reporter: well, we're just learning how these devices were used as part of this major cyber security attack. in fact, i would call it one of the most serious, if not one of the largest that the internet has ever seen. what happens in this type of attack the hackers overwhelm a company. in this time it was a company called dime. it's the middleman of the internet. when you type in twitter.com, they make sure you get to that website. but what they did was use traffic from all over the world including traffic from your own device. so imagine if in your home your dvr which was recording some show was being used to send traffic to help overwhelm this company and then as a secondary effect it was taking down all these other websites so you couldn't connect to them. absolutely incredible to think that all that could be going on in your living room without you even knowing. >> so, samuel, let me ask you, i know that they don't have anyone in particular that they've been able to focus on as the

it happened near the entrance to the samuel p. taylor point at point reyes station. that's where we find "today in the bay's" pete suratos. it looks like they must have been traveling at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. a very tragic accident. chp is still investigating this matter. we are on sir francis drake boulevard. the scene has since cleared. we want to show you guys that video. you can see the car is simply split in half following this accident. according to chp, this happened around 12:09 a.m., three young male adults inside a toyota corolla driving westbound, losing control and ending up in a ditch on the eastbound side hitting two poles and a couple of trees. i asked chp what may have caused this, high speeds, dui situation. here is what they had to say? >> it's still unclear. at this point we're investigating trying to figure out what happened. they did leave the roadway at some point when they struck a tree. so we're still looking into that right now. >> at this time chp is not identifying the individuals in those cars. they

warren continued his letter to samuel adams this way. dr. church and i are clear. unfortunately, dr. church was warns colleague and top leader of the whigs in boston but also general gage's best placed spy. the general wanted to get the boston guns back. you knew now they were being moved out of dorchester. dr. benjamin church started to attend meetings of the committee of safety and supplies about one week later. the committees decided they had enough cannon. they would start organizing artillery companies. the committee assigned dr. warren to talk with members of the boston train to find out how many could be depended on to form an artillery company. both went home to boston that night. dr. warren presumably went to talk with members of the train. within a day or two general gage wrote there are the country 38 pieces and 19 companies of artillery. he knew of the committee of safety plans and probably heard that from dr. church. thanks to church, gage knew that the guns were concord, watertown, and salem. the cannon at salem were under the control of david mason,

above this door, we have samuel meyers, their second eldest son. and here we have meyer meyers, the third eldest son. and in total, the meyers had 12 children, nine of whom lived to adulthood, of the nine children that lived to adulthood, six were boys, three were girls. now, you might ask yourself, are these original colors on the wall or are the originals furnishings. on the first floor here, we have the house set more or less how it looked in 18 is the. and the reason we know what was in each room in 1819 is unfortunately moses meyers suffered a second bankruptcy. there had been a kind of a panic in that year and he had over extended himself by opening a branch of business for his eldest son john. when panic hit, he had to stop payment and file bankruptcy, some creditors came in and did an inventory of the entire house, which we have. we're able to use that inventory to place over hundred pieces in the original location. now, the colors that you see on the wall are the 1819 colors. in 2005 we had a paint analysis done. if you look at this pictur

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that's just west of samuel p. taylor state park. kpix 5's susie steimle is outside chp's main are headquarters with new details on what may have led up to the crash. susie. >> reporter: well, liz, police have confirmed that they believe these three young men died on impact. right now, they think that drugs and alcohol were not a factor in this crash, although they believe speed was. this incident is still very much under investigation. 18-year-old lance argol, his brother 20-year-old chance and 18-year-old chance, those are the names of the three young men who did not survive a wild car crash on sir francis drake boulevard last night. >> they didn't just drift off the road. they crossed an opposing lane of traffic. >> reporter: the call came in after midnight. chance was driving. his car crossed into oncoming traffic, hit a pole and tree on the scenic road near samuel p. taylor state park. the sheriff's department closed the road for six hours following the fatal accident and again, for about an hour during daylight to clean up. pap

sir francis drake boulevard, at the samuel p. taylor park entrance, there's a car there that a single car that crashed into a ditch and wraps around a tree killing 3 people inside the vehicle. now, chp is on scene. the investigation continues. sir francis drake boulevard is still closed and blocking lanes and if you are heading towards the coast, you might want to consider highway 1 instead to avoid all of this trouble. the hot spot of the morning the altamont pass coming from north tracy boulevard to the altamont that commute is going to take 30 minutes so heavy until north flynn road where it gets pretty -- a little freer than into dublin, as well. moving over to the bay bridge toll plaza with icky our spider, up early this morning, carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze, westbound will take you about 18 minutes. then through the toll plaza looking good, metering lights will turn on around 5:30. >> i think that's the oldest living spider in the history of this earth. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. ri

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now over to the sir francis drake boulevard, at samuel p. taylor park entrance, a fatal crash happened around midnight. and it did kill three people that were in the car as you can see the damage is there. the road is now clear and open. >>> perched precariously atop the transamerica pyramid looking at the bright lights. oakland estuary, good morning, everybody! this is our live weather camera. we see at this particular time clear skies from this particular view but we are noticing some clouds drifting into the bay. coastal low clouds. so we'll call it partly cloudy at the immediate seashore but notice santa rosa with the clear skies, all the way down to 45 degrees. it's now 48 in redwood city. one of the coolest temperatures there so far this autumn and oakland at 54. mid-50s, san francisco. 50 in livermore. clouds gathering at the immediate seashore. these clouds have tried to filter into the bay. we see a patch of some stratus next to the san jose area backing through los gatos, saratoga into the alum rock area. clouds wipe away. we'll ha

we're at samuel p. taylor park. that's the tow truck there. according to chp, they say there were three young male adults inside a car heading westbound in these lanes. that's when they crashed to the side of the road in the ditch knocking down a couple of trees and some polls. we're still waiting to get information on exactly the ages of these young adults. they appear to be at least around the ages of 18. still haven't notified the family yet. as far as the traffic conditions, we're being told sir francis drake boulevard should be opening in the next hour or so. this scene itself should be clearing out in the next hour. once again, we're waiting to get more details on exactly who these individuals were and the ages at this time. back to you in the newsroom. >> hard to see those cars wrapped around that tree there. thank you very much. >>> 5:03. a richmond man is behind bars accused of murder. police say he ran down an employee who tried to stop him from stealing wooden pallets. it happened yesterday afternoon at the true world food warehouse