none bigger than solon hosting mount vernon in the highway one rivalry. josh christensen joins us live from solon and this should be a good one vernon is ranked no. 1 in class 2a. solon has won the last 14 meetings against the mustangs. and i'm joined by solon head coach kevin miller. coach, as i mentioned, mount vernon is ranked no. 1, this team has a lot of weapons on offense, what's the key in slowing them down? ... you lost a lot of offense from last year, but you do have blaze griffis back at qb and future hawkeye jacob coons. what's the identity for you guys this year on offense? ... you year and you've talked about how that didn't sit well with the program. your slogan is where excellence is tradition. how have the players responded in rebounding from last season? thanks josh and as i mentioned highlights on friday night lights endzone from 10:30-11 right here on kcrg tv-9. and our game of the week on kcrg 9.2 is independence and west delaware in the highway 20 rivalry. that game will kick off at 7:30. morgan hawk and former hawkeye lou montgomery

vernon with more. magdalena? >> reporter: chris and mary, police say there are clues that point to the baby's body being placed in a freezer before cops were called to the home. exact ai when the baby's mother is arraigned. as memorial cables set out for 15-month-old samia yousef, glitcher in front of her mt. vernon home, her mother waist in jail for her day in court. disbelief grew throughout the community over the weekend. >> i don't know what happened. i don't care what happened. i just want to hug them. >> reporter: mt. vernon police were called to the family apartment at 210 washington street at 5:30 on friday samia's aunt made the call to 911 that the girl was not breathing. >> police responded and found the child, took vital signs and found the child was lifeless. >> reporter: responding officers made a gruesome discovery at the home. she had trauma to her face. sources say the toddler was ice cold when she was found. they're looking into whether the baby was stuffed into a freezer. on friday, police say t

landlords of mount vernon rental ordinance. city council members are considering a social host ordinance. it would impose fines on people who host parties where underage drn occurs. but kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy explains that some landlords want the city to take a second look at who it would hold responsible. 16:02:50 "people are not just gathering for the use of alcohol, they're gathering for the use of controlled substances which can disrupt neighborhoods." disruptions police say have become more frequent over time. a problem for small departments like this. 16:02:24 "it can be overwhelming, especially if you get a large one or two officers to go handle that." police chief doug shannon says a social host ordinance could mean fines for the people who throw those parties. a first draft would have held both tenants and landlords accountable. something some landlords called unfair at the city's last council meeting. 16:05:10 "i think we're going to find a solution by looking at other venues to bring accountability to the lan

vernon up to new york area to. c-span: you a story about what kind of machinations they went through to keep the slaves in the president's house. >> guest: one of the rules they had in pennsylvania at this point was that any slaveowner who brought a slave across the state line into pennsylvania and kept them there, in six months, after six months had passed those slaves automatically became free. now george washington was no dummy. he did want to keep bringing people from mt. vernon to philadelphia staying six months and having the mock away from him with no compensation at all so what washington did was every five months and a couple of weeks he would decide to take his whole household back to not burn in and then they would turn around and go back to pennsylvania starting that six-month clock all over again and he did this over and over and over during his time in pubs loving it just to ensure that if the slaves from mt. vernon that he brought up there would not be freed. none of his slaves were dummies. they sor

then there is a study of mount vernon. i am sure most of you and not all of you been through the mansion on the tours so you are familiar of where the room is located underneath the master bedroom suite. on the second floor, there is a private staircase that connects the bedroom with the study below. martha was on the second floor. even the location of that library within the house is telling, i think about washington's attitude towards reading his need for concentration and need for privacy, he did not want people to see that he was studying or reading as much as he was. he did not want to get drawn in intellectu intellectual conversations. he's not in the same league by qualifications as guys like jefferson and randolph and adam and all the rest of them. he did not want to get sucked in those conversations so the library stays hidden. there is no hallway that leads to that library, you go through a series of doors to get into it. visitors from mount vernon never sets foot in the library. everything about that and his pla

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message right now- people looking to move to iowa city probably >>> right now people looking to move to iowa city probably won't find an affordable place to rent. the city leaders now say their solution to the problem is a top priority. >> fox28 ryan ryan is live in iowa city to tell us more about it. >> reporter: container service in our economy. it follows the rule of supply and demand here in a college town like iowa city the demand is huge. some people need hoementz like apartment complex behind me but there's not enough of them. the supply is very low. less than 2% vacancy in the whole town but not for long. the city officials and people that live here in iowa city, they met today to talk about the affordable housing action plan june. >> this initiative is a major shift away from the way things had been done. >> reporter

mallory hoff is in mount vernon now with new details about the police investigation. mallory. >> reporter: sandra and joe, an investigator tells me this woman's story simply did not they know. right now a make shift memorial continues to grow as a mother is accused of doing the unthinkable. mount vernon police say the 26- year-old mom has been arrested. >> from what we understand, the story continued to change and the information and based on the information available to our officers led to the decision to charge her with manslaughter in the first degree. >> reporter: one neighbor believes that investigators have it wrong. >> as far as i know, the mother was a good mother. she didn't let them go astray. she always had the baby in her hands. >> reporter: police responded to a 911 call at 5:30 yesterday morning. that call made by the child's aunt. when they arrived, they found the 15 month old unresponsive. >> everything is so unjustifiable where that is concerned. and it's really, really, really heart breaking. >> reporter: an initial investigation indicates the toddle

vernon is something taken seriously. martha washington was devout and something he participated in as well and the rest of their family. it's one of those books that was always with him and useful for him. >> let's give adrienne a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> that was wonderful. we really love what you're doing, the great work you're doing and particularly here in washington's library. so some logistical concerns. we have books for sale. what better place to buy a book. it should inspire you all to give books to people whether they read them or not, it's good to get them purchased. we sell them through the doors there. they'll be signed. we will not let her read until she signed every book. the other logistical point is because we're going to offer tours of washington's vault and we have 102 of his original volumes in this library in addition to 600 duplicate books we know were in his inventory at his death and in addition to our research and i guess the chief librarian in the back -- mark, wave your hand. mich

vernon ladies association since 1860.uilt before that by the washington family and expanded by none other than george washington. of course, the mt. vernon ladies association have maintained this property as the highest level of historic preservation so that people everywhere could learn about the lessons and life of george washington, and they have done this without taking any government money. they are a privately funded institution and educational institution, and it's part of our mission to help people everywhere learn about the principles of the founding and, of course, george washington's life. so the topic tonight is perfect for what we do, and we're real excited to have a special presentation for you tonight. today, please, with the mt. vernon ladies, please welcome adrienne harrison. dr. adrienne harrison is currently a fellow and consulting historian with battlefield leadership. she is a graduate of west point who later went on to earn her m.a. and phd degrees in early american history from rutgers university. s

keep in mind monticello add to mount vernon were huge moneymakers. i would tend to bet it is in the hundreds at some point in their lives. i would bet they would be the largest slaveholders. but it is hard to counted 81-point so those numbers would fluctuate up and down so even with that i would expect it would be washington or jefferson. >> you talk about the body or the servants of those can you remember one in particular? the body servant of george washington. >> everywhere he went it is probably safe to say but you probably did not find it george washington during the revolutionary war with washington crossed the delaware or when general cornwallis surrendered washington was there together. to make sure washington had weather was a horse or telescope basically there is one story that is in the book were a group of southerners than northerners and day got into an argument that the revolutionary war and that is about to break out and washington grabs the right there behind him even with all the major battles are going on. if something happens to wa

but then there is the study within mount vernon. that was a part of washington's expansion project of the mansion begun in 1774. it was -- it is on -- i'm sure most of you if not all of you have been through the mansion on the tour, so you're familiar with where the room is located underneath the master bedroom suite on the second floor. there is a private staircase that connects that bedroom with the study below and washington's dressing room was off the library, martha's was on the second floor. even the location of that library within the house is telling, i think, about washington's attitude towards reading his need for concentration, his need for privacy, because he didn't want people to see that he was studying, reading as much as he was, and he didn't want to get drawn into intellectual conversations he didn't feel prepared for. remember, he's the guy that has to lead the founding fathers and not in the same league, he knows he's not really in the same league by qualifications as guys like jefferson, adams, randolph, all the

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done thousands of fans will soon pack kinnick stadium for another season of hawkeye >>> tens of thousands of fans will soon pack the stadium for another season of football. before they do, a different type of crowd will fill the stands. for the first time. the historic sports venue will festival. >> and some big acts will be there. unique challenges that come with bringing music here. dora? >> reporter: that's right, scott and karen. i don't know if you heard of dallas clark. he came to the university with this idea for this country music concert. there have been a few bumps in the road, but come rain or shine on saturday, some of the biggest country music stars will be performing right here. for the first time will be used to cheer on another set of stars. this saturday, history will be made. >> we are turnin

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message "it's a journey. it's week to week. there' now sports with zach hamlin.>> it is a week to week, there are can take place during the course of the year and it gets down to simply focusing on what is important. >> that journey for the hawks start saturday from miami to ohio. the only thing iowa has been focused on. not getting back to the title game just the red hawks. and as pat moroney found out the hawks cannot wait. workouts or fall camp. it is finally game week in iowa city and after beating up on each other for the last nine months the hawks are ready to beat up on somebody else this saturday picking we were like this a long time ever since the taste of the rose bowl has not left our mouth so we are very -- we are ready to get back to the game. getting ready to play with each other. >> we have been playing against

vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. "it's a journey. it's week to week. there's so many twists and turns that can take place during the course of a year, and really it just gets down simply to focusing on what's important." that journey for the hawks -- starts saturday against miami of ohio -- the only thing the rose bowl loss, not getting back to the big 10 title game -- just the redhawks -- and as pat moroney found out -- the hawks can't wait to buckle their chin straps. no more spring ball, summer workouts, or fall camp - it's finally game week in iowa city - and after beating up on each other for the last nine months - the hawks are ready to beat up on somebody else this saturday we've been waiting for this for a long time - the taste of the rose bowl still hasn't left our mou . >> we've been playing against the schedule - but in the crazy world of college football - there are no easy ones i don't think their record last year shows how good they are - they've got a good team we've just gotta treat every team the same and not overlook anyone - because

lou young reports on the bridge battle from mount vernon. >> reporter: there are five rundown traffic bridges over metro-north's new haven line in this part of westchester county. we're in downtown mount vernon, where the mayor half. >> trucks that want to make a simple delivery can't get across town. what's worse about it it's been like this for 10 years or more. >> this will not happen for one iota of a second in bronxville scarsdale larchmont any other community will never have the mta abandon them like this. >> reporter: to call these bridges obsolete is an understatement. the roadbed is made out of wood unstalled when most of the pulled by horses. >> it's disgusting. who is responsible for that? >> reporter: the mta is. and the city is saying it's taking far too long to address the problem. two bridges are closed to traffic entirely. emergency vehicles have to take longer routes. and businesses have been suffering including this funeral home. >> there's nowhere that you can get over to 3rd street the other side of town. >> reporter: you're cut off? >> we're cut off. >> reporter:

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done it seems machines might ?not be able to replace some humans in the workplace. facebook took away human >>> seems machines may not replace humans in the workplace. after facebook replaced human editors it started putting up fake news. the "washington post" reports anyone who hovered over her name saw an article saying she was kicked out from fox for being a hillary clinton. not true. a watchdog group wants a crack down on social media ads. many social media stars fail to disclose when they are being paid to push products. >> selana gomez has the most popular instagram post. a coca-cola bottle has 5 million likes. lady gaga gushed about her deer jeans. these were not labeled as ads. >> there's restrictions on commercial speech. if they are getting things for free or paid to post w

. >>> two people remain in intensive care after a house exploded in vernon, connecticut. seven people were inside that home at the time of the blast. four of them between the ages of 7 and 15. doctors compared the children's injuries to those seen in a all doing well tonight. >> it truly is a miracle no one was killed at this house. it is a devastating scene of catastrophic damage. >> investigators have yet to determine the cause of the explosion, but the house used propane and there were tanks at the back of the house. >>> a former firefighter in niagara county has pleaded not guilty to arson charges. he is accused of setting fire to threatening racist letters. >> it's quite a relief that somebody has finally been arrested and charged with this crime. >> no one was home at the time of the fire, but the family lost two pet cats. >>> we have new video into our newsroom of a mother bear and her three little cubs. they were getting some reliefn new jersey. you can see one of the cubs trying to climb the tree there. that's where mother bear rallied the cubs to sniff for food.

mount vernon cops say they had no idea. were you shocked to find out how many times they had been there? >> in this particular incident, yes. it's disturbing. >> reporter: the medical examiner estimates the toddler died thursday night between 9 and 10:00. police weren't called for eight hours. it was an aunt saying, my niece is dead, my niece is dead. been in a freezer. the mayor of this city suggested if this had happened in a more affluent community in westchester county anywhere but mount vernon child protective services would have already taken action. >> i need to understand why mount vernon was treated the way it was relative to a bronx or scarsdale. i need to understand what judgment calls they made here that they made differently elsewhere. >> reporter: the dead child's mother is charged with first- degree manslaughter held on $50,000 bond. but thwe apartment considering the long history of social worker visits here and the long delay reporting the death, there could be more to come. mount vernon says it wants at ri

vernon with more. yusef was found dead in her mother's care and as her mock walked into the courtroom to face arraignment, she was greeted by supportive family and phrens cheering her on. >> dasia bartee is in jail charged in connection with the death of her youngest daughter, 1-year-old samia yusef. neighbors who passed by the memorial for the baby on 210 washington street can only say what happened inside is tragic. >> i feel sorry for the little child that really lost the life and, you know, they didn't deserve that. >> mt. vernon police found the lifeless girl friday morning after the aunt called 911. the prosecution said she admitted to police she hit her crying child 6-7 times in the back before bouncing her on her knee. exacerbating the injury. >> police responded and found the child, took vitals and did >> police say she may have been dead for hours before they called, she was ice cold, leading cops to believe her body was stuffed in a freezer. >> you always treat it as if a homicide. >> that i

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done the fritch, texas police department is hoping a unique partner will help get them some much-needed equipment. mary coleman has more on >>> welcome back. the texas police department is hoping you need partner will help them get equipment. mary kolby has more on how derby o'driscoll is helping the community. >>> he is now a well known member of the fritsche police department. it's like they forget, police officer. and honestly there are people that would not normally talk to us and they see derby and goes out the window. >> it is actually been a very attention-getting thing and the main goal is it reaches kids. our number one thing is to make interaction with children pleasurable and safe and for them to know it is safe and we in our city, it's just that can be afforded ea city's

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done for the middle class. monday on cbs 2 this morning. right now - a zika vaccine is in the works - but it could use.how scientists are fighting the virus now, that could be the key to preventing the spread of the disease. a photographer in maryland - is setting up her camera - - for free photo shoots. she gives the pictures -- to families - - who have children - facing challenges. but as weijia jiang reports - changing the public's ?perception of what's "normal" may be the biggest challenge. challenge. (nat sot)"1, 2, 3 cheese!"when stephanie her camera lens at 6 year old asante allen...(nat sot)more from shoot(track 2)she doesn't see a child with special needs. she sees...a special child. (sot--stephanie smith//founder, lenses for love)"the strength and resilience of these kids h

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done on monday - it was reported that chris doyle - iowa's strength and >>> on monday, it was reported that cleaning conditioning coach for 18 years will make $595,000 this year. more than any strength coach in the country. his job is simple. but important. getting get ready for game day. game day is right around the corner. eleven days to kickoff. on tuesday, they said the staff is planning. tying up loose ends and searching for what turns good teams into great teams. seeing. i saw the intensity. playing at a high-level. we need to be consistent. just fundamentally -- and knowing what to do and how to do it. >> we are not consistent enough right now. we have had some really sharp looking plays. just need consistency from here on out. >> the off-season treasure -- chatter has been ar

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families ve, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done the cbs evening news is next it's a back to school miracle in one texas classroom, ...at least if you're a student. a second grade >>> it is a impact to school miracle at least if you're a student. a teachers no homework policy is going viral. mrs. young says after research the issue students will not have formal homework. they will have extra work after school only if they don't finish their in class work. she says it doesn't increase the student's performance and instead after family, friends and kids being kids. >> as a parent i'd have to agree, but as the journal list, i'm going to leave it right there because there are arguments for both sides for sure. >> mrs. young where were you when i was back in school. no kidding. >> pile it on and now they have ipads, we have books stacked up. >> it really is a different deal that's for sure. >> it is. >>> you have a different set of problems going on in

at mount vernon george washington owned about 200 slaves. when he made a record of them he did not record family names. it is as if they do not have family identities. here at arlington they did. they gain family identities. when george washington parke custis died in 1857 he put in his will that all the people he owned, nearly 200, would be set free. we have a list and an inventory of this people. we have them by families. it's an extraordinary evolution that took place in a short period of time. you have these large families here. those families would find their freedom during the war. they would gain their freedom and then would move off of the estate and move out to the local community. many of them setting up homes and neighborhoods nearby. in whichhis legacy this community at arlington, arlington county, are connected. ofause of this movement these newly freed people. at arlington there was also a friedmans village that was created during the war by the u.s. government where over the course of 35 years thousands of former slaves would

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done >>> good afternoon to you. let's keep you up-to-date on that forecast doppler radar is quiet now but a few hours ago are watching flood concerns. area flood warning and you think of it in and area. an area near a river. flood warnings are around rivers until thursday at 11 and right now fayette county until 12:30 p.m. but that has been extended to tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. -- 11:00 a.m. and will keep an eye on that one . lookback, this is how much rain. we're watching the rivers closely. currently over 20 feet and it is cresting now and record and historic flooding. the river levels are at 19.9 feet that is cresting currently and around the upper iowa river near tran20 up 19.9 feet. let's take a look at tran20 88.4 inches of rain. we don't talk kalmar, six inches. dorchester 5.6 an

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done the growing concern about active shooters has more scenario.joce sterman with our digital news partner, circa, has a first-hand >>> welcome back. the growing concern about active shooters has more people seeking ways to protect themselves. our digital news partner has a first hand look at training that fuel debate as it teaches people to take down an active shooter. >>> this is active shooter training. i am laughing because i feel awkward. a mountain of men landed on my ankle. >> they are here to take your life from you. >>reporter: we are in the safety of a gym but this is a dark reality. if what we ryan lochte happens it means there is a man for a gun coming for you. >> what they are not ready for is some type of -- what happens >> it's not a tornado drill. we can't hide under

he was raised in mount vernon. home in 1802 as a memorial and home, but as a memorial to our nations first president. he had one daughter who survived to adulthood, and she married a young u.s. army officer, robert e lee. that is how he comes into this picture. arlington house robert e lee memorial. there is so much more that goes on here than just robert e lee. always refer to this as the custis-lee mansion. is that how is known? >> it was known as that for some time. it became part of the national park service in the early 1930's. it was an act of congress in 1955 that established this firmly as the robert e lee memorial and as arlington house. the reason it became a memorial is not because of his duties and what he did during the civil war, but what he did after the war. >> a spectacular view. nation --, d.c., was nascent at the time. >> it was really a swamp. robert custis really thought it was important to overlook the capital. as a change of the time that he lived in this house into a federal city by the 19th

she is doing exactly what we would like to do in mount vernon. not the person that is just a marble statue although we love the great icon of george washington. we want to recognize that he was a human who lived in the world. it was through his mind. we do have a chance to have questions from the audience. we have made a special effort tonight to bring out some of the items from his library and you will see two tour it in the holy of holies. you will get a chance to get in there behind the scenes. it is a special evening and it is this an exciting one. everyone give a big hand. [applause] adrienne: good evening everyone. it is a privileged to be here i wasn't expecting that so thank you for having me and for allowing me to indulge you in one of the biggest things i have ever done. i just want to say by info of introduction, why i gave this talk. i was on facebook and when i was on facebook, it was the same day where i received this invitation and saw a suggested ad pop up. like mark zuckerberg's minions are figuring out what you want to purchase

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message we have a developing story coming from north east of rome in italy. on the richter scale 6.32 residents are buried under debris and the town is not there anymore. again we have a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. we will continue to follow the story. there is a picture right there of just some of the debris. but many buildings being damaged .back here at home president. obama is getting an up close look at the devastation in louisiana. tens of thousands have been forced from their home. the president toward some of the hardest hit areas. more than six -- more than 60,000 pounds have been damage. president. the way. >>>the fight to succeed president. obama is focused on several key battleground states. there is one new state in play. a new survey shows hillary clinton polling almost even with republican nominee donald trump. m

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message for the middle class. the u-s economy is still struggling to pick up steam. the government revised its >>> welcome back. and still struggling to pick up family. the government reviesed its initial estimate for the second quarter and found the quarter good and even at a -- grew at a slower pace it initially thought expanding 1.1% that is mt. of 1.2%. >>> a texas jury has ruled a faulty general motors ignition switch was not to blame for a fatal accident in 2011. the accident was caused by auto-maker's third courtroom win over the issue. a raise is coming to most airline workers! workers!american airline pilots got a 23-percent pay hike last year.united airlines pilots won a 16-percent pay hike.30-thousand ground workers for er recieve raises ranging from 15-to 55-percent.united ground workers - except the mechanics - w

vernon: a lot of childish bickering stopping you from getting things done. sounds like washington, but it was my house as i raised three daughters while starting a small business. i'm monica vernon. expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done for the middle class. >>> at etonline.com -- ciara and russell wills republican living happy ever after now. find ott out the political reason th c original wedding plan. >>> and dennis quaid have a new girlfriend? see the model he's been hanging out with. >>> and "pretty little liar" star troian is taking her talents behind the camera. >>> "the view" has a primetime special airing tonight on abc, celebrating their upcoming 20th season. they've recorded a brand-new theme song with grammy award-winner mary j. blige. only we can take you behind the scene for a look. bye, everybody. ?? ?? ?? >> it's called "world kwon and it's got a music video, too. >> it's going to start with oops i did it again, but realized that wasn't a

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there has been a house explosion in vernon, connecticut. you're looking at some pictures right now from one of our sister affiliates, wfsb. we understand that seven to the hospital. four of those people had to be rescued by firefighters. at this point, there's no word on their condition. but you can see right there, that's the first real shot we have seen of this house collapse. and that house just crumbling there. again, seven people have been rushed to the hospital. four of whom were trapped and had to be rescued by firefighters. as soon as we have more information about this, we will move on now. a mount vernon firefighter's instagram post fueling criticism and now he has been suspended by the department. a post by omar supports the gunman in dallas who killed five police officers. the message reads jorge for dallas and the real gangsters who took the shots, end quote. reaction among law enforcement has been swift. >> i would never wish death to other law enforcement officers of any color. >> he's a great guy. it was just a lapse in judg

i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave, and equal pay for equal work. for the middle class. len: this pitching change is brought to you by lakeside bank. it's about time. travis wood got loose apparently before aroldis chapman did and i think woody came out of the dugout, which would lead me to used as a pinch runner had montero reached? jim: i saw him but i didn't know he was ready to pitch. obviously he is, because he's the pitcher. for the 63rd time, as a matter of fact. he's been a real workhorse. three days off since his last outing so should be good to go here tonight. out as zobrist plays left and baez is at second. jim: that's -- travis has allowed runs in four of his last seven appearances so little bit of a bump in the road lately. one scoreless in san diego the other night. this is his third appearance on len: as you mentioned, tough part of the order. 1-0 on seager, outside. two balls, no strikes. bottom of the ninth. 4

how long distance is it between here and mount vernon?ow long would it take to travel there when he lived here? >> we're probably 15 miles or so north of mount vernon from here. there would have been accomplishable in a carriage ride over a few hours. it wouldn't have been like it was today. but you could probably do that trip in less than half a day or so. the family, when they lived here, frequented alexandria, now old town alexandria, took carriages there, went to church there and so that's really probably about an hour carriage ride away from here. >> how long did martha washington survive the president? >> a year. >> she would have had been passed away and he wouldn't have been -- >> correct. by the time he began construction here in 1802, martha washington had passed away. >> julia is in california. you are on. >> caller: hi. thank you so much to the national park service for all of the wonderful things that they have done for all of us. i am so fortunate and a lot of times we look past the gifts that we have closest to us, that i l

hasn't been much of one -- solon has dominated the series -- winning 13 straight games over mount vernon -- this year could be the one that ends the streak because the mustangs are primed for a deep run to the domebut the spartans came to play -- first quarter -- kendrick harris -- takes the hand off -- and sets up solon -- knocking on the door of endzone -- harris rumbles down to the 5and on the very next play -- graeson dall dives in from 5 yards out -- solon takes a 6 nothing leadthen later in the quarter -- the spartans fake out everybody with the run -- blaze griffis hits trevor nelson in the flat -- and he flattens tyler elliot -- solon makes it 14 straight --- 26 to 21 the final.. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your weather we are checking in with kerry one more time. of the woods for rain. >> we will give you a tour here. you can see where the greatest concentration is and where it is moving. you can see it is coming up out of missouri. the heaviest rain occurring in the western counties. back to waterloo, waverley and 20 county we have been experiencing showers

we're in mount vernon. lou young, cbs 2 news. >> the post has been taken down since and omar lanier was not home when lou stopped by to get reaction. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, troubling news for a popular dog breed. almost every purebred english bulldog in the world comes from the same paternal line. in a study california at davis, it finds the low genetic diversity could impact the health of future generations negatively of english bulldogs. these dogs commonly have breathing and joint problems. and they don't live long. >> english bulldog is more or less considered a poster child for what can go wrong if a breed is -- is pushed too far. >> researchers suggest of the english bulldog's health issues. >>> two long island men are credited with the daring rescue of a baby osprey. the wild bird fell into the water off east hampton after getting tangled up for quite a while in a fishing line. cbs 2's dave carlin has the story. >> reporter: a mother osprey circling above gardner's bay in east hampton minus one of

. >> and cbs 2 elise finch is live in the mobile weather lab, and joins us from mount vernon. elise, how hot is it? >> reporter: hot. now obviously, it is is not as hot as it was, but pretty significant and the mobile weather lab as you mentioned in mount vernon, the instruments atop the mobile weather lab are give can us a reading of 89.3 degrees. as we swing around and take a look at the scene, you will notice 89.3, the temperature, but when you factor in the heat, it is saying that it feels like it is 92 degrees. and certainly cooler than it was yesterday and the day at bruni air conditioning and plumbing, in elmsford, service calls have tripled in the past week. the company president says operating an air conditioner in these conditions is like taking your normally reliable car, on to a racetrack, and racing it for hours. >> you get into a period like this, where it really has to work at its maximum capacity. for a prolonged period. that is why it is going to break option, if you get a breakdown, is to just replace it. but with central air conditioning units, bernie says a

they comedown the potomac near mount vernon his slave as the board as well.hey decide to honor the first president balefire the cannon. a song is saying that tyler wants to hear. so they tell people they will fire the cannon but they decide to go upstairs to see them fire the t3 unfortunately it is a misfire ended actually explodes on board. tyler is baird because he is below deck but the people round the cannon most are immediately killed because it actually exploded so shrapnel it is across the upper deck and several members are killed of the including the personal servant. cspan: talk about when the t12 goes back to the whitehouse. >> this is an example of how they treated slaves the people are taken off of the boat with the beautiful t12 with the cherry atop coffin there is a theme described of the mall headed back to the capital he does not get to lie in state he is sent home to his family in a pine box. everyone else is honored. that is how little they were regarded. >> tel 12 over characterize the use seem like a positive person telling the stories but

victim's mother who faces manslaughter charges, was back if mount vernon court. the 26 year old mother seen death of her 15- month-old daughter last friday. family members rushed from the courthouse after hearing the assistant district attorney tell the judge that brte struck the baby in the back with a closed fist after she was crying causing lumbar and internal bleeding and she suffered trauma to her head and died a painful and horrible death. to say afterwards. >> no, i wasn't there in the house. like i said, i love my niece, i'm praying for her. i know she loved her children. that's all i'm doing to say. >> reporter: -- going to say. >> reporter: barte is held on $50,000 bail, originally the assistant district attorney asked the judge for $1 million bail but he lowered that to $50,000, she remains in custody . >>> investigators believe a 79- year-old grand father, shot and killed saturday night in new rochelle was not the gunman's intended target. a bullet hit him, seen here in a photo with his wife, when he was sitting at the corner with his wife. he was wea

vernon. good morning, michael. >> reporter: i want to show you behind me, a memorial for the have been coming by to remember her life. semia's mother is behind bars. some say she's innocent but others say she's responsible for her death. 15-month-old semia yousef never got a chance. a mother, 26-year-old asia bartey has been charged with manslaughter. neighbors say they believe she's innocent. >> as far as i know, she's a good moth here. she never let them go astray. >> reporter: when police found her, she had been dead for hours and her body was so unusually cold that it was so cold it is a freezer. >> i've never known my sister to hurt any of her kids. she loves them dearly, rain, sleet or snow. >> reporter: neighbors are now contributing to a growing memorial for the baby girl found dead outside of the apartment. the mayor says this tragedy defies explanation. >> the loss of a toddler 15 months old is heinous and mt. vernon is heartbroken. our deepest condolences to the charged with first-

vernon. they created families, with family identities. at mt. vernon, george washington owned about 200 slaves, but when he made a record of them, he did not record family names. it was as if they did not even have family identities. here at arlington, they did. they gained family identities. and when george washington parke custis died in 1857, he put it in his will that all of the people that he owned, nearly 200, would be set free. and we have a list, we have an inventory, of those people, and we have them by families. so it's an extraordinary evolution that took place in a very short period of time it seems. so you have these large families here, and those families would find their freedom during the war, they'd gain their freedom, and then would move off of the estate and move out into the local community. many of them setting up homes in neighborhoods nearby, and we have this legacy in which this community at arlington, arlington county, are connected. because of this movement of these newly freed people. at arlington there was also a free

mallory hoff is in mount vernon now with new details about the police investigation. mallory. >> reporter: sandra and joe, an investigator tells me this woman's story simply did not

mount vernon is making some changes to an ordinance that regulates parties that get out of hand. and the council is hoping this that's next here on t-v nine. ordinance could help curb underage drinking and drug use at parties. the social host ordinance would create consequences for anyone who hosts loud or disorderly parties in mount vernon. a problem the police chief says continues to grow, particularly with rental to fine someone who allows underage drinking or illegal drug use on their property. the first offense could mean up to a 750 dollar fine. a second offense could increase that fine to one thousand dollars. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy joins us. sarah, where does this ordinance stand with the city council? council members passed the first reading of the social host ordinance about three weeks ago. but they tabled a second reading after some chief doug shannon says officers are often called for parties, particularly with cornell college at the center of town. a previous draft of the ordinance would have held both tenants and landlords accountable for underage drinking and i

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