for his own mount vernon estate. he kept careful accounts all we seeking improvements in agricultural practices. one can read washington's own words on founders online a searchable website hosted by the national archives through the national historical publications and records commission over time washington's ideas about agriculture and agricultural labor changed based on his own experiences and application of modern farming techniques in today's program. we'll hear from author bruce ragsdale whose new book washington at the plow discusses these changes in examines how washington's passion for farming led him to question the reliance on enslaved labor for say ragsdale served for 20 years as director of the federal judicial history office at the federal judicial center the author of a planter's republic the search for economic independence and revolutionary, virginia. he's been a fellow at the washington library mount vernon and the international center for jefferson studies. now that's here from bruce ragsdale. than

and visitors to mount vernon coming into the most public rooms, this is the new room at mount vernon which washington decorated, both the walls and the ceiling with sort of the symbols of this kind of improved, enlightened agriculture that he had adopted from great britain. he also was convinced that his engagement with the enlightened world of agricultural improvement would bring about a new kind of piece. he chose for the top crowning declaration of mount vernon, this design, the peaceful dove. he was convinced that agricultural improvement would allow the nation to engage in peaceful commerce and also to establish a kind of political stability based on the land, that would discourage haphazard -- the idea of rural life remains common throughout washington's life. it remains in conflict with a system of labor that was dependent on coercion and a denial of individual dignity. in this book, i try to recover not just what i think is an essential dimension of washington as a farmer, but also i have tried to show how his pursuit of a particular model of agriculture and improvement ultim

they return to mount vernon. he says, sweetly, they are more a less painting mount vernon and being like a young married couple. they are so happy to be back. looking forward to years of sort of renovating this estate which, again, has gone to, not wreck and ruin but, it certainly needs the watchful eye of washington. unfortunately, it is that watchful eye that is washington's undoing. in december, 1799, as i'm sure you are aware, better than i, caroline, caroline brenham, an enslaved maid who has been at mount vernon for -- since birth, i think. mary thompson, any of those who worked on that magnificent, extraordinary, creation, the mount vernon slavery database. which the paper draws on and builds on, they will tell me whether caroline is a dowess park custis slave. caroline is called early in the morning by martha. she comes in to make up the fire in the washington bedroom call washington's secretary and to call the doctor. washington had gone out, ridden around the estate, and inflamed throat -- there was not

vernon. but i'm sorry, but the war too was a time of terrible loss again for martha and she lost not only her sister, nancy, and she did write to her. brother in law a verbal basset and say, i'm after nancy's death and say i must own that she the greatest favorite i had in the world. and i think this was this idea of, friendship and friendships comes really startlingly. the papers many the papers here are to be found elsewhere, but it's when they're together and the focus is on martha that you really see how they they gel together. and, of course, forth of her children. jackie dies in the hour of victory. he's not an officer, but he's in attendance at yorktown and dies of camp fever. and and martha is at the lowest ebb. washington couldn't have been more more, more keen to console her and. but jackie is left out. a wife who's sweet but a bit of a and four children, thankfully for the park custis estates there's a son and but there are three daughters and so we find when inevitably after a per

in 2010 the mount vernon. is association was founded in 1853 by ann, pamela cunningham of south carolina as a grassroots effort to acquire and preserve the home of the nation's founding father now ann pamela was in turn inspired by a letter from her mother who had seen mount vernon in something like the condition that you see it in the in the photograph before you from a riverboat and was quote as she wrote to her daughter painfully distressed at the ruin and desolation of the home of washington and the thought passed through my mind. this is her mother writing. why was it that the women of his country did not try and keep it in repair if the men could not do it. it does seem such a blot on our country. now to your question colleen why not men? i think that's a story of opportunities not taken because in fact mount vernon had been made available by the washington family who still collateral relatives of george washington who still owned it since the 1830s and both congress and the legislature of virginia the s

as refurbished rescued by the mount vernon.ladies associate. but of course that with that was not to happen, although the ladies continued with their work and then there was a big fight. cassius as well, and i reprint the will in the book because he, robert e lee, ends up as the executor although legally it's mrs. lee inherits arlington house and custis says that all the enslaved persons should be freed within five years and but at the same time, each of the seven grandchildren need to inherit $10,000, which is a lot more money back then. so lee is stuck with this kind of no win situation where he's supposed to make the two plantations profitable enough to come up with that money for the and he's not inclined to free the slaves. the slaves themselves had been told and they testified to this in court cases that they had been promised their freedom in spontaneously. so lee delays. and so it's not until the middle of the civil war or december of 1862, right after the battle of fredericksburg, that lee frees slaves. so after custis

in 2010 the mount vernon. is association was founded in 1853 by ann, pamela cunningham of south carolina as a grassroots effort to acquire and preserve the home of the nation's founding father now ann pamela was in turn inspired by a letter from her mother who had seen mount vernon in something like the condition that you see it in the in the photograph before you from a riverboat and was quote as she wrote to her daughter painfully distressed at the ruin and desolation of the home of washington and the thought passed through my mind. this is her mother writing. why was it that the women of his country did not try and keep it in repair if the men could not do it. it does seem such a blot on our country. now to your question colleen why not men? i think that's a story of opportunities not taken because in fact mount vernon had been made available by the washington family who still collateral relatives of george washington who still owned it since the 1830s and both congress and the legislature of virginia the s

highway 9 with a mudslide at vernon street.rive times are looking okay. >>> a live look at the vatican where the funeral mass has ended for pope benedict xvi. his coffin will transfer to the crypt. they will have pall bearers bringing the coffin in the crowd. those prayed the rosary as the coffin left st. peter's. the crowd offered soft applause as the coffin was set in place. pope francis presided over the mass. benedict was the first pontiff in 600 years to resign. >>> it is 4:24. you probably heard the term atmospheric river from all of us. as the new year begins, the storms hitting california with devastating consequences. nbc's savannah sellers has a closer look. >> reporter: the weather event and when it is severe, it can be catastrophic. it is not a hurricane or tornado. it is called an atmospheric river. what exactly is that? atmospheric river is a narrow current of wind that carries plumes of moisture stretching for hundreds or thousands of miles high across the sky. kind of like a big floating river. technically, the

all of our guests are great friends of mount vernon. were so pleased to be able to offer signed copies of their books. look for links in the chat that can help you find those and of course please feel free to visit us anytime at mount vernon.org. welcome. >> hey. thanks for having us. >> are here to discuss a really important document in american history. i guess the farewell address. i give the tiny little preview of what it is just imagine someone coming into the conversation right now, what is the formal address john will turn to you first, what is the text? >> it is america's original >> scripture. it is most widely printed completely declaration of independence. it was the sum total of wisdom that george washington accumulated and a life of war and peace as president that he put down first with james mattis and alexander hamilton as a warning to his friends and fellow citizens which is how he addressed it, about the forces he felt could derail the democratic experiment going forward. it's one of the most relevant document you can i

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my name is kevin butterfield, and on behalf of george washington's mount vernon, the mount vernon ladiesassociation, the organization that rescued mount vernon in the 1850s continues to protect and conserve it today, i want to welcome you to this conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19th, 1796, george washington announced to the world, that he would not seek reelection to the presidency. his letter to friends and citizens offered some of the most thorough, thoughtful, even inspiring advice which had every been given to the american people. more than a few genuine warnings were included there as well. a good number of the hopes and fears that remain with us as a nation are discussed in this now 225-year-old document. much of what we debate and discuss in 21st century american politics is addressed here in one form or another. in recognition of the 225th anniversary of this document, we brought together an incredible lineup of talented scholars to reflect on the relevance of the farewell address today. we are joined by john avlon, an author, columnist, comm

w. news live from vernon coming up. next is a documentary looking at the fight to save one of the world's largest species of stokes, from extinction, overheated mohammad and for watching, i'll see. i leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just.

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vernon glenn. >>> hello from santa clara. the 49ers are enjoying the comforting of home.e in santa clara. that will change sunday for the nfc championship game. san francisco travels to philadelphia. one niner who knows the eagle fans well, offensive tackle trent williams, nine years with washington, and he knows philly is anything but the city of brotherly love for visiting teams. >> it's a little more than the noise from that plac ju one of places where, you know, the fans, they make a difference and get under your skin. they yell at you and don't stop. they let you know you're not welcome. >> reporter: with the red and gold report, i'm vernon glenn. >>> fans are certainly active on social media. showing off their 49ers's apparel and predicting victory on sunday. one post showing brock purdy with the phrase, shock the world. i also saw a post that said brocky because of philly. >> i like that. >>> referred to the faithful as a reason, 49er fans, and there's no shortage in the bay area, but in peckville, pennsylvania, yeah, it may be hard to meet one being it's eagles' c

. >> with the red and gold report, i am vernon glenn . >>> a high wind warning throughout the bay area until 8:00 a.m. this morning . wind gusts at 40-45 miles per hour along the peninsula in the next hour . and it mount diablo closer to 50 mile-per-hour when plus and luckily that will start dying down into the 10:00 hour and by this afternoon the winds lighten up . the big stories this major atmospheric river that will not let up . this is what we are looking at with first alert doppler with heavier pockets of rain north of antioch and north of san mateo and we will see this through the morning hours . as we look at futurecast, this major system pushes through during the commute hours this morning . northbay around 10:30 and then it moved south . more rain expected in the tuesday forecast and pretty much throughout this week to the sueda ood tcthugut onalinwe atr seice low-lyhaing be careful this morning with downed trees possible due to the winds and heavy flooding throughout the local areas. i want to explain . it only takes about 16 inches of rain for your car to actually lose cont

. >>> a big birthday shout out to james vernon glenn. don't know when exactly he was born, but it was 41i'll tell you onththat. >> isno way. it's your birthday >> a man with so much energy and a man that's not afraid to gritty on live tv. look at that, great form, vern. great form! he's been practicing his gritty all fall. >> his father also looks like he's young as conclude, too, just runs in their family, in their genes. >> they age like fine wines, the glenn family. >> happy birthday to you. also our floor director matt, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday at midnight. so you can take us all out for drinks. >>> mlk weekend is here and tonight in san francisco performers came together to pay tribute to the civil rights icon, dr. martin luther king jr. our betty yu shows us how his legacy of service and commitment to justice lives on. >> the theme of friday's concert is freedom, justice and beloved community. the inspirational evening kicks off a week of mlk celebration events in san francisco. >> reporter: the sounds of

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i'm a sean patterson howard from mount vernon, new york, vice president of the african-american mayors association. mentioned gracie mansion in new york and we talked about token -- taking controverted -- approaches. partnering with the atf to ensure we are tracing and tracking flow of illegal guns into our community is critical the state of new york just passed one of the most comprehensive and restricted on troll lines in the country. the iron pipeline from north carolina, virginia, florida, and georgia, we have the strictest gun laws in the country but guns are coming into our community. so we have to do gun tracing. we talked about working with mayors across the country. king to gun manufacturers and using collective purchasing power. our police departments purchase a lot of guns. as mayor jones said earlier, if you needed your fingerprints to be able to unlock the guns, people stealing guns and leaving guns in cars, those would be out. that would not happen. when apple phones were being lost, they put more restrictions on them. you needed a passcode, a thumbprint, facial id. so th

so they send vernon bomber. now they don't send for thomas holmes.i have never read anything on why. what i suspect is holmes was out in the field in bombing. these embalmers would follow the armies. so she calls on the firm of brown and alexander the same dr. brown that bought suitcase or license doctor. suitcase, embalming the zinc chloride and a 23 year old man by the name of henry cattell embalmed a young willie lincoln. all. and he was laid out in the green room of the white house. and. and then he was temporarily interred at. oak hill cemetery in the family vault of william carroll, who was a supreme court clerk at the time. now, president lincoln would that tomb very often and is said to have ordered his coffin unsealed on at least two occasions so he could view the body. now, we know willie was buried in a metallic coffin similar to this one. this is a fisk medal. this is an 1850s version. so by the mid 1860s, there were two companies that were making these. one was crane and breed out of cincinnati. the other one was the w.m. richmond compan

oh, d w ah ah, this is, these are the news live from vernon, germany reports that he gives the green lights to send battle tanks to ukraine. and the united states is also planning to do the st. plus nominees for the oscars are out look at which films could bag the biggest surprise.

our mocow reporter will vernon told me more.nly major population centre that russia managed to take from ukraine since the invasion. it's now back in ukrainian hands. general surivikin on russian tv gave that order for withdrawal. president putin was nowhere to be seen. also, surivikin was the man who oversaw this kind of change in tactic whereby the russians carried out targeted strikes on ukrainian energy infrastructure. so, if the aim was to break the back of ukrainian military logistics for the spirit of the ukrainian people, of course it hasn't worked so far. so, we don't actually know the real reason for this demotion, this reshuffle. the defence ministry kind of released this vague statement saying they needed to improve efficiency and better co—ordinate actions between the various branches of the armed forces. but speculation is already rife here that the kremlin was unhappy with general surivikin, i wasn't happy the war is going in ukraine, setbacks on the battlefield in the last few months. but the real reason remains

and they made exact replicas from blueprints of many former presidents homes, including mount vernon.ere you see mtillo. in the what most western ame. it was lbj ranch. and if you were to go to the george w bush library in dallas, texas today, they have all of these out on display. they've completely recreated the 2001 christmas. and it's absolutely spectacular year for the gingerbread house. that year she did have a requirement for chef missoni. she said he pretty much have the freedom to make it as big or however he wanted, but it had to always be a replica of the white house. so in keeping with the theme that year he had the white house at 1800 and seen it as the truman balcony missing again, more of the beautiful flock trees. in 2003, she celebrated all creatures great andmall, all the president's pets. i love this picture below. barbara bush, his portrait. you see a papier machÉ rlica of millie, bush's famous presidential dog. and it's puppy spot. he belonged to president mrs. george w bush. a little fun trivia spot is the only dogs live at the white house under. two different ad

. >>> a big birthday shout out to james vernon glenn.when exactly he was born, but it was on this date. doesn't look a day over 41. i'll tell you that. >> no way. it's your birthday! >> a man with so much energy and a man that's not afraid to gritty on live tv. look at that, great form, vern. great form! he's been practicing his gritty all fall. >> his father also looks like he's young as conclude, too, just runs in their family, in their genes. >> they age like fine wines, the glenn family. >> happy birthday to you. also our floor director matt, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday at midnight. so you can take us all out for drinks. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. fr

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vernon bridge was closed to allow caltrans to conduct safety inspections.the quake comes more than a week since humboldt county was hit with a magnitude 6.4 earthquake which killed two people and injured 12. others a number of homes in rio del were badly damaged or destroyed. nice three nypd officers are recovering after they were attacked by a guy with a machete in times square. i'm alexis mcadams. i love those details coming up next and a bump in minimum wage to the sale of for we take a closer look at the new state and local laws that take effect today as we begin 2 3 san francisco's new year celebration return for the first time in three years. the sky lit up last night at midnight along the embarcadero. thousands of spectators took in the show from several different vantage points . this video shared on social media shows the view from san francisco's waterfront. 19 year old man is now under arrest in new york after authorities say he attacked three nypd officers with the machete. it happened last night near times square two hours before the iconic bal

named them under vernon, but let's say we lived in the best of all developmental worlds, all children, all young people are optimally nourished, ultimately educated, and school optimally challenged and motivated them well. then at some point, we'd find that because of our genetic disposition, our brains can't work any faster and we'd have a ceiling that can affect of a woman or food. but in area where there still a ways to go as the investment of our intelligence in knowledge begins and we need to distinguish between intelligence, which is the raw material and investing that in knowledge and reason, we need to learn mathematics and we need to understand abstract concepts and physics, we need a rough idea of how electricity gets into the socket when and there's tremendous potential for improving that. i view it as up is uncommon. one question remains. why is this chimpanzee better at this number exercise than we are? is always, chimpanzee is not better perceived than all humans. a 68 year old child perform similarly well. good up. so why can't adults keep up with either chimps or child

my name is kevin butterfield and on behalf of george washington's mount vernon, the mount vernon ladies'association the organization that rescued mount vernon in the 1850s, and continues to protect and preserve it today. i want to welcome you to this conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19th, 1796, george washington announced to the world that he would not seek reelection to the presidency. his letter to friends and citizens offered some of the most thorough, thoughtful, even inspiring advice which had every been given to the american people. more than a few genuine warnings were included there as well. a good number of the hopes and fears that remain with us as a nation are discussed in this now 225-year-old document. much of what we debate and discuss in 21st century american politics is addressed here in one form or another. in recognition of the 225th anniversary of this document, we brought together an incredible lineup of talented scholars to reflect on the relevance of the farewell dress today. we are joined by john avlon, an author, columnist, commentator, s

claims the bbc�*s will vernon. and counterclaims, but wha is claims and counterclaims, but what is alsoin the russian milita . ~ . ., , ., of leadership in the russian milita . ~ . . , ., ., military. we had a statement from the russian _ military. we had a statement from the russian defence _ military. we had a statement from the russian defence ministry - military. we had a statement from the russian defence ministry this | the russian defence ministry this evening saying there's a new commander of russian forces in ukraine, the general who was already chief of staff here. the previous incumbent is now his deputy, and you'll remember the general is the man who was previously the overall commander, but also the man who gave that retreat order from the city of kherson, the only major city russia managed to take. there's already rife speculation here about why he was apparently demoted. maybe it was because the kremlin wasn't happy about setbacks on the battlefield. we don't really know, but still it is stressing resell. white very interesting. will, we're coming up on the first annivers

and i hope i was right, jefferson wrote to martha when he became president he was close to mount vernon, can i come see you? she never answered i don't think. she said that washington said i never want that man on my property. >> is right after washington's death in particular martha has a very powerful statement for jefferson. let me bring up a little more at language here were going to talk about union quite a bit. it is all through this address the word union appears so much he will think you are reading for abraham lincoln. it's all through this address unity and union which constitutes is also known due to the word now jumps out at me. it's the edifice for the real independence for your tranquility at home of peace abroad of safety, of prosperity and the very liberty you so highly prized. this statement of union is powerful. again is not the only chunk of address that touches on this. john what you think? >> this is a core it's little bit when joe is describing washington is a willing the creation of a nation. it's very conscious of the fact he is creating a national character to t

moving on because as i was talking to patrick vernon nair, that other forms of politics.and that meeting taking place today we heard from rishi sunak which is hearing from our political correspondent chris mason that nadhim zahawi is authorised hmrc, the text body to disclose details about his clipart text for us to the prime ministers ethics advisers. nadhim zahawi wrote to the chief executive last night granting the tax authority this mission. that is what he is telling us. at allies of nadhim zahawi wants submission submission with independent advisers and he believes that will corroborate his account of his dealings with hmrc and his statement in this end and that message, an update on the nadhim zahawi and the prime minister following that meeting at checkers, unable to escape a lot of questions about his most senior ministers and former chancellor as well, of course. push up chancellor as well, of course. push up to date with that in the world of politics and 28 past five and will turn our attention some pride for the next and russia has hit ukraine with another wav

the plans and other one for the white house. trump says he's done nothing wrong and he will appeal vernon, one of the was largest muslim gatherings. the agenda is under way in bangladesh. hundreds of thousands of people have come from all over the world to the outskirts of dot com, the festival dates back to the 1960 consists of 3 days of prayers and lectures from scholars. the discussion versus the court on down the child was attending the religious gathering info on hundreds and thousands of people have started gathering here on the 2nd day of shows time on known as go about the congregation of muslims . this is the 2nd largest gathering after the holy hodge. now you can see behind me that's tens of thousands of people. a lot of this people are staying and stand. there is no apartment in shelter area except part, washroom, and toilet facilities. people are in and faceted mood, this is a gathering that's been taking place since 1967 and gaining momentum. the biggest gathering so far was in 2010, nearly 5000000 people were estimated to be present to estimate of nearly 2 to 3000000 people

host: we will hear from troy calling from mount vernon, new york. caller: i am a tax professional and i am talking about amended returns. a lot of clients move by the time the returns are processed. what are they going to do in the area? guest: i am sure you know this and knowing is easier than having your client to it, but if they move they need to contact the irs with the change of address. that is easier said than done. that is a challenge that by the time the irs gets around to processing since there is such a delay, a lot of times they have moved in the irs is not able to locate them and that is a real challenge and partially the taxpayer needs to notify the irs so they make sure it happens. they need to be more timely so we don't end up in that situation. host:, calling from somerset, massachusetts -- tom, calling from somerset, massachusetts. caller: i have a question for you. i tried working by the mail with you guys. i went -- i have to pay additional tax and i sent a check and return by mail. i usually get it in early, before april, and do

they are doing system upgrades in key european hubs and where a traffic is centralized, such as liz vernon and reams in france, so you know, it's a bumpy road of course, but i don't think to go back to a question of the private sector has all of the answers, but perhaps more integration in various different areas could bring a, could help modernize the sector. alright, jody computer systems are hierarchical, of course, looking at the broader infrastructure system. how robust are these key systems around the world to deal with the issues that they're faced with today? well, they were in an interconnected global network and this incident highlights that very clearly. and highlights the impact that can have this kind of incident can have where it's a domino effect. one, the company, one government agency may have an absolutely robust, everything's perfect where there's a control security controls. everything's up to date. and yet if that system goes down or another system impacts it, then, then the systems can crash or the systems can have problems. so the interconnected nature is something t

but these act vernon's brought with them the police. now you might say a drive to the neighborhood in a ferrari recorded on tick tock, so that people understand the clan is strong. the clan is still in charge. it's a queen. i'm going to run a commander along, but i don't get that crystal moment. then that gets brown, she wants to be seen as interpret norris right now, but they're looking for social consensus. that means presenting yourself with a quote, a clean face, the wall. so the message on tick tock is good. people like everyone else see for yourself and what we're saying is true. and this is where the pitfall lives. they present themselves as problem solving organizational needs. a few only problem solving would nature of midland and matthew directorate or da, understand that adult. she knows how dangerous this white washing of the math year it. she's been fighting the networks in the north of italy more than 30 years. now . the d. d. a is part of the national and team after counter terrorism directorate, a key institution based h

of oil per day from russia making new delhi it's top crude supplier for 3 months in a row. ortiz vernon sharma reports in the relationship with russia, dates back to the call for, but the young gordon by 2022 house, particularly, been an important one. the bilateral trade between new delhi and moscow has tripled the ad. russia has become india as a top oil supply or in the last 3 months of 2022. so passing its dominant did traditionally, while suppliers like saudi arabia is wrong in the us appetite for russian crude has massively grew one from one percent in february of 2022 and last year to 25 percent in december. so that's a huge jump there in the now and boating over $1000000.00 barrels of crude oil. birdie a new were recall there. i'm pretty, it makes perfect sense for india considering india is the 3rd largest consumer or oil in the world. and that was one of the reasons given by india for do find these are sanction seeing that we want to prioritize the energy security for a 1400000000 people. india has made itself very clear to the west and the wall that it is going to exercise it