it came in the form of seeders -- that was their name, seeders from washington's 2,813-acre tract at miller's run. here is a picture of some of their descendents. the american frontier always attracted more than its share of religious groups seeking their zion in the howling wilderness. members of one such band, the seeders, a poor but earnest sect of scotch irish calvinists, had the misfortune of staking their claim to a frontier haven on land already claimed by the father of their country. having known for a decade that washington claimed the land where they squatted, upon learning that he was on his way to assert his rights, they sent a delegation to deter and dissuade him. the seeders, and i'm quoting from washington's diary here. the seeders came to set forth their pretensions -- he under lined that. he wrote in his diary about this initial meeting and to inquiry about my rights. but he saw through their pretext of reasonableness and would not concede anything without visiting the tract himself. when the two sides met at miller's run, both asserting their rights, the trouble ens

seeder -- seered off. this was a fire of tremendous proportion and heat. it's taking a tremendous eventer by camden county fire crews there's the cab right there. of what was left of this incredible fire. >> i appears it was an explosion, the tanker truck didn't stay in tact, it came apart. the chopper pilot said it looked like the highway was starting to burn. the the flames have popped up again, the firefighters are figure out as they extinguish the flames. it's amazing to see that and know that in that direction the smoke is billowing there's a neighborhood there and homes and we did see people getting out of their homes and leaving the neighborhood probably a wise idea at this point as firefighters try to contain the flames and get this tanker truck fire under control. looking live now across the neighborhood where the smoke is billowing right into that neighborhood here in pennsauken, new jersey. >> again we're looking at a number of emergency officials on the scene, this this is the danger that is pr

add min vagues inch seeders claim they never offered any clear or new ideas for stopping the group'sdvance in syria and iraq, but a lead analyst say those insiders are wrong. >> so it is hard to understand why he would get the criticism, for a policy where his boss has been very very clear from the get go, that the united states is just not going to get any more involved and absolutely minimally required. and so i wouldn't -- i think it is a little bit of scapegoating, frankly. >> there was also frustration that he wasn't making progress on one of the top priorities. closing the military prison at guantanamo bay. >> dozens of men long cleared for release have not had transfers approved. he has said he wanted to be certain that he wasn't releasing anyone who could pose a threat to the u.s. >> we know that some of the detainees that have come out of guantanamo have gone back to the fight. the battlefield. question are aware of that. >> he did have some notable achievements. and helped deploy the military cyber security policy. the defense secretary also visited the region six times par