there is william frank theres e. his occupation, his place of ere he was born, i shoulday his place of residence there. johnston is skin color and his hair. and where signed up for service. so william would continue his service in early february. 1781 the first and second rhode island regiments were consolidated into a single rhode island regiment. after the second round, island had taken heavy casualties in the battle of springfield. this consolidated unit was now being commanded by colonel christopher green. that spring, colonel green and his soldiers found themselves encamped in westchester county, new york, near kingsbridge, with the primary responsibility for guarding the continental lines. one of those soldiers, a sign to colonel green's regiment, was lieutenant jeremiah agreement. he was assigned to command the guard at pines bridge, one of the two bridges spanning the croton river and the northern barrier of they called neutral ground a. westchester county, new york. but this neutral ground ground was an area

there is william frank there is age. s occupation, his place of where heasorn, i should say, his place of residence there. johnston is skin color and his hair. and where signed up for service. so william would continue his service in early february. 1781 the first and second rhode island regiments were consolidated into a single rhode island regiment. after the second round, island had taken heavy casualties in the battle of springfield. this consolidated unit was now being commanded by colonel christopher green. that spring, colonel green and his soldiers found themselves encamped in westchester county, new york, near kingsbridge, with the primary responsibility for guarding the continental lines. one of those soldiers, a sign to colonel green's regiment, was lieutenant jeremiah agreement. he was assigned to command the guard at pines bridge, one of the two bridges spanning the croton river and the northern barrier of they called neutral ground a. westchester county, new york. but this neutral ground ground was an area o

william frank william frank survived. the attack at pines bridge as a member of the consolidated first and second rhode island regiment. he he served at pivotal battle of yorktown in october of 1781, at war's end in 1783, william served a total of six years. in 1784. william frank what he eventually received back pay and the amount over $200. he would also a land bounty in 1795, which he promptly sold to a land speculator. william settled in his hometown, johnston. after the war and became a part of a growing population free blacks of over 3400 that were now living in the state of rhode island. another 1000 blacks remain enslaved. william is listed as a free head of household of two in that federal. the first federal census and the reis pointing to william's name that census. his brother ben's life was little bit more complicated, just a little after ben left the cannon army, he signed up to serve with british troops. he alone in fleeing to the british. as i said earlier, thousands enslaved people fled to british lines du

william frank william frank survived. the attack at pines bridge as a member of the consolidated first and second rhode island regiment. he he served at pivotal battle of yorktown in october of 1781, at war's end in 1783, william served a total of six years. in 1784. william frank what he eventually received back pay and the amount over $200. he would also a land bounty in 1795, which he promptly sold to a land speculator. william settled in his hometown, johnston. after the war and became a part of a growing population free blacks of over 3400 that were now living in the state of rhode island. another 1000 blacks remain enslaved. william is listed as a free head of household of two that federal. the first federal census and the red is pointing to william's name that census. his brother ben's life was little bit more complicated, just a little after ben left the cannon army, he signed up to serve with british troops. he alone in fleeing to the british. as i said earlier, thousands enslaved people fled to british lines dur

bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos were stopped by jonathan clapham and sam franks infor allegedly lying about smelling cannabis when they confronted the two athletes. however, a tribunal has today ruled the decision to fire them was irrational and cleared both officers of wrongdoing. they will now return to duty with the metropolitan force . those are metropolitan force. those are the latest headlines for now, a full roundup coming up at 1:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com forward slash >> good afternoon britain. it is 39 minutes past midday now. two met police officers sacked over a stop and search involving british athlete bianca williams have been handed their jobs back. >> yes, the officers appealed the decision against a ruling that they lied. they said they could smell cannabis during a stop and search of miss williams and her partner, pc jonathan clapham and sam franks will also now receive back pay after winning their appeal. it's been about four years, hasn't it,

panel found those macro two police constables who pulled over bianca williams and ricardo dos santos, jonathan clapham and sam franksfor gross misconduct after a disciplinary panel found that they had lied about smelling cannabis when they pulled over the athletes in their car. but now, as you say, we have heard that those two officers have won their appeal against that dismissal and are set to be given theirjobs back. this is quite striking language we have heard from the police appeals tribunal. they said the original decision about those two pcs�* dismissal was irrational and inconsistent, the appeals tribunal chairman said the former pcsjonathan clapham and sam franks where dedicated, hard—working and much respected officers. it goes on to say that their reputations had been ruined by the original findings and then it goes on to say both offices did not lie, both offices did not lie, both offices will now be reinstated to the met police and they should receive back pay. now, as well as the social media posting whereby the police came under fire when a video of that search was made public, bianca williams had sai

jonathan clapham and sam franks stopped athlete bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos in. the police appeals tribunal overturned their dismissal, calling the original ruling irrational and inconsistent. williams and dos santos say the decision is disappointing and they plan to challenge it in court. the officers will return to the force with back pay . gb to the force with back pay. gb news has won permission to bring a legal challenge against ofcom's decision to fine the show. people's forum the prime minister, in breach of their impartiality rules. a judge at london's high court today also made clear the broadcasting regulator should amend language used in the statements about their decision. following an investigation into the show shown in february featuring the then prime minister, rishi sunak.the then prime minister, rishi sunak. the legal challenge to the ruling, in the form of a judicial review will now go to a full hearing. ofcom were told that they could now reach a decision on whether to impose a sanction on gb news. however, they were told any sanction would b

frank, massachusetts. dan glickman kansas. william hughes, new jersey. romano mazzoli, kentucky. jack reed, rhode island. george sang meister, illinois. pat schroeder, colorado. charles schumer. chuck schumer who was in the house at the time. new york, bobby scott of virginia and mike signer of okla homa. do any of those democrat names stand out to you? david jackson is effective on the committee. of course, schumer, who is perhaps the biggest proponent of gun control in congress, so he was someone that a lot of democrats rallied around because this was already an issue back in 1993. and he was cast as the villain by republicans and a lot because of his gun control views. so he he he very much was a player in both sets of hearings, both in 93 and in 95. and mike skynyrd's, an interesting name he's brought up. i believe he was defeated in his next election by a conservative coalition that included a lot of gun owners, gun, gun ownership groups. and so there's a feeling that the hearings may have cost him a chance to move on up and in congress, the republicans on the 1993 waco hearing. ham, fish, hamilton

williams and her partner in 2020. former met pcs jonathan clapp and sam franks were dismissed in october last year after a disciplinaryd lied about smelling the drug when they pulled over the olympic sprinter ricardo desantis and his partner. the finding has been overturned by the police appeals tribunal which found the original decision was irrational and inconsistent. former pcs clapp and franks were dedicated, hard—working were dedicated, ha rd—working and were dedicated, hard—working and much respected officers whose reputations had been ruined by the original findings. the appeals tribunal chairman damien moore said both officers did not lie, both officers did not lie, both officers will now be reinstated to the metropolitan police and they should receive back pay. a cruise ship that has been stranded in northern ireland forfour stranded in northern ireland for four months is finally set sail. the odyssey left belfast port on monday night, but only travelled a few miles because of concerns it might need to refuel. relieved passengers are now en route to france on the first leg of their world tour. our corresponde

jonathan clapham and sam franks franks stopped athlete bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos20. the police appeals tribunal overturned their dismissal, calling the original ruling irrational and inconsistent. williams and dos santos say the decision is disappointing and that they plan to challenge it in court. the officers will return to the force with back pay . gb news has force with back pay. gb news has won permission to bring a legal challenge against ofcom's decision to fine the show people's forum. the prime minister, in breach of their impartiality rules. a judge at london's high court today also made clear the broadcasting regulator should amend language used in the statements about their decision. following an investigation into the show shown in february featuring the then prime minister, rishi sunak.the then prime minister, rishi sunak. the legal challenge to the ruling, in the form of a judicial review will now go to a full hearing. ofcom were told that they could now reach a decision on whether to impose a sanction on gb news. however, they were told any sanctio

iconic producers like steven spielberg, jj abrams, kathleen kennedy, frank marshall and ron howard cast of the film shares the legacy williams made in his lifetime. i was hard to get john to agree to allow us to tell the story of his life and career because john would always say, well, who would be interesting to me? they know my music in the film's. it goes with that. >>who's going to be interested in me? and i said, john, we're going i'm going to prove to you how interested you are. just say, yeah, there's nothing about him what he does doesn't blow my mind. and he really is the closest i've ever come to seeing some of his sort of transcends all. like human boundaries. he's like every olympian rolled into one. you know, musical genius is just unreal. the afi fest runs through sunday and music by john williams hits disney plus november. 1st. >>and as we approach the end of october, the question always, is too early for christmas? and according to netflix, the answer is no. here's a look at the streamer's latest christmas. rom-com starting one shirtless chad. michael murray. >>it's got to be a way to get people excited about

there were slaves in new england, even in deerfield williams had two of them, and he had purchased a few more, both of both of his slaves, frank and christina, were killed by the natives the night of the raid. and then the next night, and also lucy terry, prince preceded phillis wheatley, the first african-american poet. and so deerfield is now also marking the locations and places where we're both native american, had an important center field and were black. americans had an importance in deerfield. so the deerfield is very open to all this is in the conflict filling memorial association and memorial hall were really in documenting the black presence and the indian point of view in deerfield and that's really my favorite standalone museum in america. so i recommend if you're passing through deerfield, go to that for company memorial association, it's it's fun and very illuminating. yes, sir. thank you very much. mr. swanson. there's a great talk and i enjoyed your first book and look forward to seeing the mini series. whatever happened to eunice. do you know the reason i. because empire, the summer moon. you want to. they ha