bell wiley does not source it. i felt silly going over the words to a "yellow rose of texas" song, but i searched and searched. it was in 1904. one confederate soldier said that he heard one of his fellow soldiers say this as hood road by. -- rode by. and it shows up everywhere now. and they add onto it and add on was oneo where there fellow who wrote about here to years ago, on the texas brigade of the army of tennessee, and it the, as the troops, as brigade was marching across the pontoons across the tennessee river, deccan to alabama, they all sang this song. they keep building on this stuff and building on this stuff. and it changes the perception drastically. so here it is. that's the -- that's where i found it. and itactually in 1906, was one soldier from the 39th north carolina or something. into completened brigades and divisions. here is another interesting one. , sallyd a girlfriend buck preston. and he courted her. and when the war was over, they both ended up marrying other people. but in some of the la

and then he went up to wiley's tavern and finally he met his wife, dolly. and he crossed over into montgomery courthouse, which was now called rockville. they expected to find the americans' army there. but they had already gone off to baltimore to defend it. and so that was friday night. so he rode over east to brookville, a quaker village in montgomery county, out of the path of the advancing british. they couldn't capture him there. and there are interesting scenes. the american cavalry and infantry lit their flickering fires by the river and by the mill, and brookville residents, young and old, pressed their faces against the window panes trying to get a glance of the president who was in their little village. and he stayed at the home of caleb and henrietta bentley, quaker friends of dolly. it was also the postmaster. that building still stands where he stayed. and by his presence, supreme executive authority resided in brookville at that moment. because washington was in captivity. and so that's why the residents of brookville described their village

is possible his race.uld lose i think at this point, people believe that he is a tough enough and wiley enough campaigner that he will get through this but not without a very tough battle. so that's one people are watching. there are three states we give to republicans right off the bat. south dakota, montana, and west virginia. then there are about seven states where control of the senate is going to be decided. there are four red states with mocrats, alaska, arkansas, louisiana, north carolina, where you have the situation in which the national mood favors republicans, the map favors republicans, but democratic incumbents are running good races in these states. that's where the real fight is. then there are a few other states, iowa, colorado, maybe new hampshire, that are also competitive. >> dan, the issues that have been talked about on the campaign trail, whether they're national or local, immigration is one that we have been talking a lot about and the president yesterday reaffirmed his desire to move ahead using his own executive authority. he didn't say when and he didn't say wh

very serious trial that took place beginning in 1911, led by the bureau of chemistry and harv harvey wileyho was the director of the bureau of chemistry saying this is an unnatural product. the caffeine that's in coca-cola is processed caffeine, made in factories. and it's put in this product to try to addict the american public. and this trial went on for years. coke was very concerned. >> we're here in atlanta, the organization of american historians. give us a sense of coke and atlanta. and its impact on this city and region. >> surprisingly, some of the things that they've done environmentally. i went to india where coca-cola has had a series of bottling plants in some very arid regions of the country. in some of the regions, they've been extracting so much water that they're affecting the region. so there's some rough stories in the book. but i grew up realizing that there's a lot of charitable good around coke. my high school, my education was paid for in a lot of ways by coke money. i think you can talk to almost any atlanta citizen. the woodriffe art center. in some way, coke chari

cory johnson is still with us and we also joined by doug wiley.olice one is a news portal for officers. europe and covering wearable technologies for many years. realizingjust sort of it exists. as far as we know, first of all, the officers and ferguson may be had access to a couple of cameras but were not using them yet. >> yes, it is my understanding beenferguson pd may have testing and evaluating some cameras. however, it is abundantly clear in a last couple of weeks that there's been no video evidence released. clearly, the officer in question at the time of the shooting was probably not wearing one of those cameras. >> you brought in a few things to demonstrate to us. what are the options available? >> there are many. five years ago, and were probably only handful and now commended0 companies not quite as 10, but a whole bunch of companies working on these. 10 companies, maybe not quite 10, but whole bunch of companies working on these. there are many options. this one would go on your body here and be held in a pocket. this camera would prob

contact with tony wiley, the senior vice president of communications. says he doesn't know what the status is right now. jay gruden did tell us earlier this week the redskins first-team offense will not play tonight. he didn't say anything about cousins. this could mean anything. are they keeping him healthy for a trade? does jay gruden realize that the way rg iii plays that he needs to keep her cousins healthy? knows ifmeans that he cousins plays well, it could add more fuel to the quarterback controversy that the redskins say doesn't really exist. what we know for certain is that cold mccoy will have to play the entire game if cousins is not available. we will keep you posted. college football kicks off tonight with texas a&m and south carolina. howard plays at akron tonight. on saturday, maryland plays host to gmu. nady will play ohio state in baltimore. i'm not ready to call for an upset. ohio state has too much talent, and the buckeyes are favored, but i will guarantee you that navy is a whole than people think. they won nine games last year. they

the governor's general counsel marianne wiley issuing the following statement. question was made in accordance with the veto afforded to every governor under the texas constitution: good night from washington. we hope you enjoyed our special. >>> tonight on "red eye." coming up on "red eye" evil turtle on the attack in sydney harbor. we have the hour -- the horrifying images before the beast snuck up on him and devoured him whole. do they want to deport all dudes named kyle? >> not only is it good for the economy, but it is the right thing to do. >> and finally, what do teens think of the new segment teen corner with greg gutfeld? we will show you what happened when gutfeld made on perns at a -- an appearance at a local mall. money of these stories on "red

the governor's general counsel marianne wiley issuing the following statement.in question was made in accordance with the veto afforded to every governor under the texas constitution: good night from washington. we hope you enjoyed our special. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros along with brian beckel. bob kilmeade, 8:00 in new york city and this is the 5:00. >> well, if you were expecting bill o'reilly, he is going to join us in just a moment. but, first, to the breaking developments in ferguson, missouri where today we finally learned the identity of the officer who killed 18-year-old michael brown. his name is darian wilson, a 6 years veteran of the force who has no history of disciplinary action. also today, police revealed this surveillance video of brown robbing a convene yebs

two of the arrests were of journalists and wesley lowery from the washington post and ryan wiley of the huffington post. they took pictures of police officer approaching them at a mcdonald's nearby. >> stop videotaping and let's grab our stuff and go. >> hurry up, let's go. >> let's go. >> you see me working. >> please do not tell me not to use this. >> we're down in about 45 seconds. >> let's go. we don't have time to ask questions. >> you can move your car if your car's out here. it is, that's what i'm asking. let's go. let's go. >> let's go. there's a door over here. upon. >> let's go! let's go! you can move. let's go. move, let's move! >> wesley lowery from the washington post discussed the confrontation with jose diaz earlier today. >> we were recording them on video because a forceful evacuation of a private fast food chain is news, it's something that i can send to viewers and they would see what's going on on the ground and the officer took exception to the fact that i was videotaping him and he tried to illegally prevent me from doing that. i told him, sir, do i not have a righ

you can almost see the wiley coyote puff of smoke as he high tails it.nother angle of paul and his staffer leaving. you can kind of see it better in this one. >> yikes! >> after that kentucky senator left, steve king hung around to hold the spirited discussion that paul probably wisely wanted no part of. >> for you to be fighting so much against dreamers, calling us names, saying that we have -- >> i don't call you names. i say -- no, no. please, please. stop a minute. you're very good at english. you know what i'm saying. >> i was raised in the united states. >> right. so you can understand the english language. i spoke of drug smugglers. you're not going to tell me you're one of those, are you? >> do i look like a drug smug e smuggler to you? >> you can fell me. >> i'm not. i graduated from arizona state university with a bachelor's degree. i'm here to -- >> stop. you recognize that -- so your ears work, too, right? i know they do. and so -- and so, here, i was speaking of drug smugglers. drug smugglers only. >> i wanted to serve my country. after 9/11

i kept going to group homes and kept running from group homes, ended up in wiley. >> not worried about [ bleep ]. caught on a gun charge. went to county jail, got out for that, got another gun charge, got sentenced to the penitentiary. got out now. i got a violation for access to a gun. never had no positive influence. my influence was the streets. and i thought that was positive because that's all i knew so i'm thinking that is the right way, so i'm going to go that way. that's what i did. >> samuels wants to turn his life around for the sake of his son. he doesn't want his boy to grow up without a father like he did. >> that's my life right there. that's what i got to live for right now. that's what i think about all the time. i want to straighten my life out for him. because i ain't never had no dad. even though my dad would have been good for me, because i knew how he was, he fell victim to the streets. i don't want him to be the same. i don't want him growing up like me. i got to be there for him. i'm thinking right now, i'm not doing nothing right for him. i have to do something

south, probably at a tavern, ,ecommended by thomas jefferson falls church, and then he went up to wiley's tavern and finally met his wife, and he crossed courthouse,ntgomery which is now called rockville. the expected to find american army there, but they had already gone off to baltimore to defend it, and so that was friday night, so he rode over east to neighboring thegomery county, off of path of the british. and could not capture him, there were interesting scenes. lets toican calgary their fires burning by the river and the mill, and brooksville residents pressed their faces , witht the window panes the president in their little at a homend he stayed of quaker friends of dolly, and that building still stands where and by the supreme executive authority, he resided in brooksville at that moment, because washington was in captivity, and that is why the residence described their they were thee capital of the village for the day. around,e also roaming and they did come back. they retreated on thursday onht, and they came back saturday morning, madison, after british hadtold the left, and

. >> eye with a wiley. x we got the -- >> say quietly. she is not as boisterous as mr. plosser.we will go to jackson hole. we will hear comments from esther george of the kansas city fed. this is "bloomberg surveillance." on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson. time now for some company news. activist investor carl icon at it again. he has taken another big stake in a big company. this time it is hertz. in the car.5% stake rental company. he may seek a place on the board. not outozilo still is of the legal woods. the countrywide financial co finder will face a civil lawsuit according to people with knowledge of the matter. prosecutors claim to pursue mozilo over his risky lending. armour sportswear makes a slamdunk offer to kevin durant. he is now looking at a 10-year endorsement that could pay up to $285 million, more than what he is paid by the oklahoma city thunder. that is the latest company news. , former saks ceo, this number does not surprise you. a it is about $28 million year. nike is pay

for the first time in days, the faucets inside wiley parkers house are running again. up nothing now, she and her family's only access to clean water came from a bottle. her description of the past few days, stressful. >> kind of hectic. afraid to do anything with water, not even wash my hands. >> the harmful bloom contaminated the toledo area water source. a massive ban left nearly half a million residents dry. 72 hours later. [ applause ] >> here's to you, toledo, you did a great job. >> the mayor's confidence, however, isn't enough to sway residents like parker, who helps care for her grandchildren. >> i don't know. i just don't trust it. it's too quick. >> the city says forecasters predicted significant algae blooms in lake erie this year, but environmental pollutions, chemical run off from farms made the situation much worse. the city said in this case, the toxins would have been hard to avoid. >> while we can't control algae blooms, when it's right over our in take, we're at its merse. we do have procedures in place. this bloomed right over our intake. we were he

in 1966, this man george wiley, who had been with core called a conference and got these folks from alltion. their symbol indicates anti-poverty movement plus civil rights movement together. 85% of the members were african-american women. welfare rights activists used protest strategies, sit-ins, marches. they did individual advocacy for other women, they got a lot of people on the roles. this is why roles increased. not that more people are eligible, more people on the roles because they are being pressured. politically pressured. pushing states, as i said, to start a food stamp program or child medical screening program. they really wanted an adequate income, increase in grants. they wanted a guaranteed income, everybody to have guaranteed income. they wanted job training for jobs they could actually do and work their way out of poverty and wanted child care to do it. they also asserted they are mothers. their moerg has value. like white middle class mothering has value, culturaly. one put it, if government was smart it would call day and night care, create an agency, pay us a decent

be particularly interesting when it comes to this court and we'll be seeing going ahead, this case, wiley v california will be cited over and over against as they intelligence community collection of telephone numbers and so on. this is opinion of real legs. >> mike doyle covers legal issues, covers the court for mcclatchy. our viewers can follow your reporting and tweets on twitter,@michael doyle 10. thanks for joining us and giving your observations. >> my pleasure. >> reminder all the oral arguments we covered on c-span are available on our website at c-span.org. >> that finishes up the oral argument in the case of reilly versus california. by the way if you missed any of it will reair tonight at 7:00 eastern here on c-span2. we will wrap up our series tomorrow with oral argument in the case of sebelius versus hobby lobby which concerns constitutionality of employers to provide contraceptive coverage. >>> here's what's ahead on c-span2. coming up next all of today's edition of "washington journal." after that a hearing looks at military retirement benefit system. later another congress

and the -- >> when dreyfuss was on her way to accept her award, artist formerly known as tim wiley madenominations. previous wins have been for seinfeld, the new adventures of "old christine." >> yeah, he was on seinfeld, yeah. >> oh, elaine. >> let's break it down. emmy wins, true detective with five. breaking bad took home six. do you guys know what the big winner was with seven? do you want to take a guess? >> what? wait, wait, wait. >> sherlock. >> the most of any show. >> see? i was so happy about that. >> it's great. addictive. >> it's on my list. i need to see it. >> mike doesn't like it, but his wife does. >> what's his real name? >> sherlock. >> no. >> brian cranston is hysterical. >> countdown to the top of the hour, the next hour of "morning joe" starts right now. >> isis is expanding its reach. assault on a military base in northern syria, now fallen under isis control. >> the pentagon has begun planning for air strikes to attack isis targets inside syria. >> syrian foreign minister warned the u.s. against air strikes without the consent of the syrian government. >> what's n

i'm wiley along with al and tamron. natalie is off this week. you know about beloit college.born in 1996. when they see wire rimmed glasses, they think harry potter, not john lennon. press pound on the phone is now translated as hit hash tag. celebrity selfies are cooler than autographs. >> indeed. >> the water cooler is no longer the office social center, but it's the place to actually fill your water bottle. >> the horror. >> wow. >> good feedback means getting 30 likes on your last facebook post in a single afternoon. their collection of u.s. quarters has always celebrated the individual state. >> so this is about making the rest of us feel really old. >> that's what that is. >> you shouldn't. you're all about the selfie and not the autograph. >> you're a modern man. >> most don't know what quarters are. >> that's right. they've got bitcoins. what's going on outside? >> as far as your weather is concerned, looking ahead towards labor day. rain, gulf coast into the mississippi river valley. rain also out in the plains. pacific northwest. sunday sunday! more rain from new en

>> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there are only eight total, and what we wanted to do was expand the idea of printmaking. this is really an art object. there we go. >> besides the punball machine, what do you produce in limited edition? >> there is the slot machine. if you win the super jackpot, you have saved the world. >> what about work? >> the right design, it was three volumes with lithographs in each volume. the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times