he called himself william clark. he had them dressed in union uniform instead of the missouri calvary. they caught on to him. eventually he was shot. what's interesting, he was shot after the war was over. he was shot in the back. he lingered for a couple of days. the report is he became a very devout catholic just before he died. he was buried. it gets bizarre. he was buried in lexington kentucky. friend of his took some of the bones to dover where he was from. someone kept his head. then about 15 years ago, the sons of confederate veterans took some of the bones and buried them in missouri. if you want to try everything that belongs to william clark be my guest. he was a pretty nasty person. anything else? [applause] >> we have facebook question from peter. he said are there any historical resources on people who died in detroit? >> you can be featured. join the conversation on facebook at facebook.com/c-span history. and on twitter @c-span history. >> monday night, mark jamieson on net neutrality. he's interviewed

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vince cable sounding a bit like tory grandees ken clarke and william hague this morning.ier in the conference, members with blue eu hats scored on the beach exit from brexit but despite the lib dems pudding that message out again and again there has been a lot of soul—searching here as to what they have not been doing as well as they could have. they are the most pro—eu party out there and theoretically they should have the pick of the a8% who voted remain and yet at this yea r‘s who voted remain and yet at this year's election they had a disappointing result and that is pa rt disappointing result and that is part of the challenge for sir vince cable. he has to win over those people who are remain supporters but i think what we will hear this afternoon in his big speech is that the party is notjust about brexit, 01’ as the party is notjust about brexit, or as he put it come ukip in reverse. he wants them to put forward bold and big ideas that will be popular with people but it is a big task he is facing to make the lib dems are relevant in british politics once again. for

says williams was in the crosswalk and that 32-year-old james clark was speeding.sterday for aggravated assault by vehicle and reckless endangerment. >> new on "action news," a bucks county judge sentenced a wells fargo bank employee to prison for stealing almost $84,000 from the bank. 40-year-old christine bait admitted to stealing from the tullytown bank and two bank atm's over a two year period. she then submitted falsified entries to try to hide the thefts. her crime led to the firing of seven coworkers. the judge sentenced bait to nine to 23 months in jail. >>> children in northeast philadelphia met an eagles player while celebrating a big donation. beau allen visited the boys and girls club in frankford last night and tried his hand at another sport, basketball. allen was visiting as the nonprofit donated $5,000 worth of equipment to the club. >> 4:28 and we continue to track josÉ. up nix we'll have more live team coverage from the shore. >> atlantic city police officer is caught on camera saving a man's life. the video later on "action news." >> ♪ joints, br

williams was about halfway across the crosswalk when the car hit her. it happened on august 23, outside of abington senior high school. police say james clark the fourth was reportedly traveling 46 miles per hour in a 25-mile an hour zone when he hit williams. eyewitnesses say the girl was video chatting while walking across the street. >> also, williams' parents issued statement that said in part, quote, we would like to express our appreciation to the montgomery county district attorney's office for its thorough investigation into this incident. >> police say they've recovered a car believed to be involved in a deadly drive-by shooting in chester, delaware county. that gunfire killed one teenager and left two others injured. the victims, ages 15, 16, 18, were all gunned down in the 1300 block of west devon street. this was just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. all three were rushed to area hospitals. police tell us the 15 year old died short time later. neighbors say they're fed up with the violence. >> i'm outraged by it. you know, it hit home. we need to come together, face issues facing us, not look for people to solve our problems. >>

now witnesses said that kelly williams was face time as she crossed the street in front of abington high school. that man right there 32-year-old james clarkhe fourth. prosecutors have charged him with aggravated assault and wreck bless less endangerment. police say she was driving 46 in a 25 miles an hour zone. williams badly hurt. but did survive. her family has released a statement thanking the da' office for its investigation. the community also for its support. >>> happening right now, the streets of philadelphia are a bit safer after police make a major drug bust. they have seized 600 grams of deadly fentanyl and heroin and it's not the first time they found drugs on that street. fox 29's jeff cole in the stud studio. what's going on here jeff. >> reporter: a loft this stuff on the street. >> yeah. >> reporter: absolute taking lives. law enforcement speak of the deadly mix of heroin and fentanyl as a playing killing users crushing communities. this month alone drug agents and police have made two big busts. on the the same philadelphia street. tonight, they show us their take and speak of the challenges ahead. >> there's a message to

authorities say that man, 32-year-old james clark, was speeding in a subaru forrester on highland avenue back on august 23rd. the vehicle ran into kelly williamsosswalk hitting her with such force that she flew into the air and landed 102 feet away. the girl continues to recover from internal injuries broken bones and a concussion. clark has been arraigned on charges of aggravated assault by vehicle and reckless endangerment. >>> a man was killed today when his electric bike collided with an enterprise rental van in bucks county. the two vehicles crashed at 2 o'clock at the intersection of street road and central avenue in lower southampton. the victim has been identified as 50-year-old matt petsel. police say the van turned into the path of the oncoming bike. >>> teachers hit the picket lines this morning and students stayed away from class as the methacton school district was hit by a teacher strike. and word has come no school tomorrow. live in eagleville tonight "action news" reporter vernon odom. vernon, is there any sign of any progress? >> reporter:. >> mea, mea. >> reporter: no sign whatsoever today, jim. there were no -- there's no co

police say james clark was speeding and distracted when he hit 14-year-old kelly williams outside the school. she's recovering from injuries. >>> facebook photos led to federal charges against a jersey shore postal worker. authorities claim that robert mcgeehan of lower township fraudulently took $75 no workers compensation benefits. he claimed that he couldn't work due to a wrist injury in 2008. investigators say they found vacation pictures of him ziplining and rappelling down rocks. then they spotted him doing heavy yard work, even using a chainsaw and throwing logs. he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> the impact of irma is being felt in few castle county in ways that have little to do with weather. the brandywine valley spca welcomed more than a dozen new arrivals from storm-ravaged parts of florida. 18 dogs are at the spca in new castle and georgetown. >>> a country star has at least two new fans after the singer helped a pair of brothers escape hurricane irma. >> this morning, the two young men are safe in philadelphia with their mother. ♪ i come from a little i hometown ♪ >>

kelly williams was halfway across the crosswalk when she was hit. this happened august 23rd. investigators say james clark iv was allegedly traveling 46 miles per hour in a 25 mile per hour zone when he hit will yaments. eyewitnesss say the 14-year-old was video chatting while walking cross the street. >> the cabbrini university community was standing up against hate. the student found a racial slur on her dorm room door. the black student union met tonight after a freshman found the message go away and the "n" word. police are still trying to find the person responsible. we talked with van today bh the disturbing experience. >> i was angry and i was shocked. you live in a world where you're going to encounter people you might not like. and you're allowed to have your values and opinions. but it's another thing to go and purposefully hurt someone. >> dozens of students, some who don't even know the young freshman gathered and redecorated her dorm room door with positive and supportive messages. the university says the incident is out of line with school values. >>> classes are canceled again tomorrow as t

kelly williams was halfway across the crosswalk when she was hit. this happened august 23rd. investigators say james clark iv was allegedly traveling 46 miles per hour in a 25 mile per hour zone when he hit will yaments. eyewitnesss say the 14-year-old was video chatting while walking cross the street. >> the cabbrini university community was standing up against hate. the student found a racial slur on her dorm room door. the black student union met tonight after a freshman found the message go away and the "n" word. police are still trying to find the person responsible. we talked with van today bh the disturbing experience. >> i was angry and i was shocked. you live in a world where you're going to encounter people you might not like. and you're allowed to have your values and opinions. but it's another thing to go and purposefully hurt someone. >> dozens of students, some who don't even know the young freshman gathered and redecorated her dorm room door with positive and supportive messages. the university says the incident is out of line with school values. >>> classes are canceled again tomorrow as t

james clark was speeding and distracted when he hit kelly williams outside abington high school last month. she was thrown more than 100 feet. witnesses say williams was looking at her phone, but police say she was struck while in the crosswalk. she's still recovering from her injuries. >>> new, police say they've found the body of a woman who walked away from an allentown nursing home last month. 77-year-old audrey penn was found dead yesterday about two miles from the stilt. police say the woman had alzheimer's disease, and her death does not appear to be suspicious. >>> to the top-three national stories now that all created noise overnight. >> yeah, first, violent protests in atlanta. look. [ screams ] three people are under arrest after protesters said georgia tech police cars were set on fire. they attacked campus officers. protesters are angry over the death of a student killed by campus police over the weekend. >>> in st. louis, protesters chanted outside the city jail. they want fellow protesters who were arrested on sunday set free. this started friday when a white police of

williams was about halfway across the cross-walk when the car hit her. it happened on august 23rd, outside of abington senior high school. police say james clarkhe fourth was reportedly traveling 46 miles an hour, in a 25-mile an hour zone, when he hit william. eyewitnesses say the girl was video chatting while walking across the street. >> and the fbi is now asking for the public's help finding this woman, they say she robbed a bank in south philly. this photo was taken inside the citizens bank on the 2500 block of south 24th street yesterday. police say the suspect walk up to the counter, hands add demand note to the teller, and she then reportedly ran away with a undisclosed amount of money. >>> well, coming up on " eyewitness news" this morning , the grave anatomy actress who is now admitting that she had a brain tumor. >> plus, hurricane harvey flood waters causing toxic spill at houston's most dirty chemical plant. find out what it means for both living near that site. pat? >> good morning, guys. time to make donut, we have beautiful box right here. ready to go factory donut in may fay. in you in the, one missing, my photographer kyle, h

the block and got a few dents and bashes on them in a form of the former leader william hague and former chancellor ken clarkeeuding over brexit or lose power. william hague writing in pretty stark terms in the daily telegraph, saying the party will come to grief. let me give you the words he used. he said the tories must pull together now, or see their grip on powerfall must pull together now, or see their grip on power fall apart. must pull together now, or see their grip on powerfall apart. you have to say, that is as nothing compared to say, that is as nothing compared to ken clarke, he was an old school bruiser, and this morning on the wi reless bruiser, and this morning on the wireless has been laying about arrestjohnson in pretty brutal terms. he described mrjohnson's uttera nces terms. he described mrjohnson's utterances about brexit as an irreleva nt utterances about brexit as an irrelevant nuisance. and he went on to say his views were simplistic and dishonest. 0uch! what does it tell us? ithink dishonest. 0uch! what does it tell us? i think it tells us that those tory elders who have been through t

clark with aggravated result and reckless endangerment. he was speeding and driving distracted when he crashed into 14 year-old kelly williams last month. she was looking at her phone. but was in the crosswalk. tonight she's still recovering from injuries to her organs. spine and pelvis. >> the latest now on a teacher strike in montgomery county. students will not go to class for a second straight day tomorrow. >> nbc10 denise nakano is following the latest. families now realize that more days on strike means more cost for them. >> parents are having to pick up the additional cost of child care. they were not expecting. so they're excited to hear talks will be resuming as early as tomorrow morning. >> reporter: school district teachers sp supporters chanted in front of the school district billi building in the final rally for the night. ending day one of the teachers strike. with the talks resuming in hours. >> they were under valuing teachers. they need to be paid what they deserve. >> reporter: the longer the strike goes the tougher it gets on families paying more than 0 $100 out of pocket each week for care. the cost adds up for hous

kelly williams was struck with such force she landed a hundred feet away. the d.a. says she was in the crosswalk and 32-year-old james clarkeding. he was arraigned today for aggravated assault by vehicle and wreckless endangerment. >> in the kensington section, a woman the poster child for the opioid crisis. two police officers saved her life not once but twice. what happened tonight? >> transits authorities began carrying narcan two weeks ago. they put it to good use today when they saved a woman. >> the officers were patrolling the allegheny station area around 4:00 p.m. when -- >> they were approached by a passer by who said they saw a pregnant female unconscious, possibly overdosed. >> the two responded and administered narcan to the late-stage pregnant woman not once but twice. she finally gained consciousness. >> the fire department came on location and she refused their services. she didn't want to go to the hospital. she didn't want medical treatment, and she got up and left the area. >> it wouldn't be the last time they see the woman. two hours later they found her laying unconscious on the sidewalk. they scooped

williams back on august 23rd. the montgomery county district attorney says kelly wall in the crosswalk and that the driver, james clarkding. he had been arraigned on aggravated assault by vehicle and reckless endangerment charges. >> ♪ >> new this morning, the fbi says tips from the public led them to a wanted fugitive from berks county. maria cabrera gutierrez and was arrested and her four-year-old son daniel marcus was recovered safely in washington state yesterday. the two had been missing since november 2014. police say cabrera fled on a bus and went to san antonio. she was in the middle of a custody battle. she was featured on a nationally televised investigative series on sunday night. >> out of the three days or so we'll be under the influence of josÉ, today will be the worst of the storm. >> today is the worst, yeah, we have some coastal flooding certainly possible especially during this evening's high tide. this morning we could see some of that as well and of course the beach erosion and rough surf. rain not that much of a problem yet. rain bands from josÉ still off the coast of atlantic city and surf city.

williams back on august 23rd. the montgomery county district attorney says kelly -- was in the crosswalk and the driver james clarkrraigned on aggravated assault by vehicle and reckless endangerment charges. >> happening today a federal judge in philadelphia will hear allegations that some former nfl players have been taken advantage of. the judge is overseeing the nfl's $1 billion concussion settlement with former players. she says she's concerned that they're being targeted by claims service providers lenders and other groups taking a share of the money. >> 6:27 right now. the tropical trouble continues up and down the atlantic coast. >> hurricane maria is maintaining strength while we start to see the effects of josÉ here at home. we've got continuing storm coverage for you up next. >> ♪ >> now on that "action news," hurricane josÉ comes just close enough to cause concern. we have live team coverage of the threat at the shore. >> it's round two for residents in the caribbean. hurricane maria makes landfall as an intense category storm. >> deadly drive-by. three teens come under fire. one doesn't survive. >> goo

willie clark and his business partner johnny peersol started deep city, recording and promoting local talent. the label became a showcase for artists like betty wright, and helen smith, frank williamsing or writing, it is a very, very long list, quite an amazing list. >> willie: it is about 1,200. >> anthony: 1,200 songs. >> willie: it just flows. i'm like a song mechanic. you bring it to me. i'll help you fix it. >> anthony: willie and his writing partner clarence "blowfly" reed wrote such classics as "clean up woman" and "rocking chair." deep city was miamis answer to motown. a unique sound. >> anthony: 50 years, 100 years from now, search and punch in the miami sound, your name is going to come up right away as principal creator of the miami sound. what were the distinctive features of the music you were making that separated it from motown, philadelphia, new york? >> willie: the culture was a mixture of bahamian, jamaican, and then some people came down from georgia and alabama, but that bahamian influence was dominant. >> anthony: right. >> willie: we would have bands who would march from overtown all the way to liberty city and back in big parades. this influence, the dancing