so everybody in prince william sound, every agency in prince william sound, was theoretically ready, as a practical matter none of them were, but day were all sort of on the front line immediately. anybody who had a presence in prince william sound had to jump in immediately. the oil spill had a devastating impact on the fishing economy of prince william sound. and that, other than people who work for the oil industry and valdez, fishing was the mainstay of the prince william sound economy. so outside valdez, it was kind of fishing or nothing. commercial fishing. so they get salmon out of there, shrimp, herring, crab. and after the spill, the fisheries were just closed because it would have only taken one oiled salmon to hit the market in seattle to just destroy the market for years to come. so they just shut it down, said no fishing. so that was the first impact of it and then later on, it turned out some of those populations were damaged and couldn't be fished for a while. herring was one big example. i think shrimp was another. so the fact that fishing had been shut down and every

everybody in prince william sound, every agency in prince william sound was theoretically ready, as a practical matter. none of them were. they were on the fronds lit lin. the oil spill had a devastating impact. that other than the people who worked for the oil industry, fishing was the mainstay of the economy. outside of valdez it was fishing. they get salmon out of this. fish, herring, crab and after the spill, the fisheries were closed because it would have only taken one oil salmon to hit the market in seattle to just destroy the market for years to come. they just shut it down and said no fishing. that was the first impact of it. la later on it turned out some of those populations were damaged. herring was one big example and i think fish was another. the fact that fishing was shut down and everybody was going broke, this agonizing dilemma on the fisherman of prince william sound. that was should their hire their boat and crews and themselves out to help with the cleanup. there were some who just couldn't do it. they just couldn't work for exxo exxons. there were others that coul

william polk left here in 1723. he only made it up into dorchester county maryland, the next county north of somerset and that he died five years later. this is not william polk the great-grandfather of the president clearly. so this caused a problem for william harrison polk because he wanted to get the book out before he died even though he had been working on it for 45 years. going back to the sons of robert tran two, there were son of them-- of rubber polk and they went back and said which one would be the right one. they didn't really have any new information so all they could do was speculate. in the end for whatever reason, william harrison polk decided it must have been william ii son. he must have been the guy. that's the way that he wrote the book. that's a fact. doesn't make any qualifications or caveats, just says that's the way it was and the way that family history has come down the last couple of hundred years. his book and mrs.-- book because she did not use what he put in his, and that's what comes

in the end for whatever reason william polk decided it must have been william, the second son. he must have been the guy, the father of the william who ended up out in north carolina. that's the way he wrote the book. he states that as a fact and doesn't make qualifications or caveat on it and that's the way it was. that's the way family histories came down for years. one in his book and her pook because she used what he had put in his. that's down to the present day. the problem is speculation and he had no facts behind it. worse than that, it actually is wrong. that's what i want to mention now. it's definitely wrong. i had a couple of statements where william polk made these as flat statements. i don't need to read through them, i guess. i do want to mention -- find several places in the book where he makes the statement, relates to another fellow, charles polk indian trader, a well-known trader on the maryland frontier claimed that fellow was the same william of somerset. both of those turned out to be incorrect. how do we know that? two ways. one is traditional way of pape

anyone who ever visited prince william sound has just been stunned by the natural beauty. and, relatively untouched by man, you see little development at all, a few little fishing villages, a few fishing boats on the water, maybe some cargo vessels with containers to the poor valdez, but very little touch from the hand of man. so, then you have this tanker that spilled the oil and swallowed everything in sight and it was a shock to the conscience and into the consciousness, how could this happen >> what does, when oil spilled into a large body of water like that, what does it do to it how fast is it travel? do we know >> the oil in and of itself doesn't travel very fast, it floats on the top and is carried by currents it doesn't intend to disperse rapidly into the water if the water is calm but if you get a storm as happened after the spill, then it gets turned up by the waves and mixes into the water. so, when that happens it's a threat to the fish and plankton and so on in the water. when it's on the surface it the threat to birds and sea otters and quails because they h

there's no possibility that william polk could have been the sun or descendent of william polk his grandfather could not have been a descendent of the robert polk of eastern shore. that was shot down. now the question is, where did he actually come from? is it was in somerset, we know he did come from the eastern shore of maryland. look elsewhere. i found if you go up a ways. is the very top part of the chesapeake bay. is on the chesapeake bay. you see the state called the new mustard plantation which was patented in 1680s. and a group of irish all moved into this area. you find the whole cluster of the alexander family. who settled there in 1708. they purchased land in 1718. you can see various parts of where they settled. and of you who spent time in north carolina you know how prominent the family was. all his people in north carolina to sons and grandsons of the alexander's. they follow that path from eastern shore of pennsylvania. then down to north carolina. that's how he described his family. that's with the family did. if she little therapy this is a piece of land purchased by a gentle

williams. >> wow, game penalty. unfortunate. >> osaka would finish her off in the second set. "backstory" follows don as he confronts serena's coach to find out exactly what happened in that pivotal moment. >> it was the first time, patrick, you ever sent a signal to serena? >> yes. >> and you chose to do it at that moment, why? >> because i felt it was an important moment. she was -- it was probably one of the biggest moments of her career. she's in a grand slam final to equal the record of all times. and she's losing, and she's -- i feel at that moment, she's lost on the court. so i try to help her, that's my job. it was horrible for us. it was horrible for serena. it's fantastic for tennis. it's unbelievable that was the best moment of tennis for last ten years. tennis was everywhere. we don't have any dramas any tennis. we have dramas in all the other sports, but not in tennis. >> in a postmatch press conference, serena was unbowed. >> the fact that i have to go through this is just an example for the next perso

williams had taken to the courtaiming to opponent.herfirst opponent. williams had taken to the court aiming to take her first title in 2.5 years. many might have expected a routine victory when she came from breakpoint down to win her opening service game. but bianca andreescu is one of the most improved players on tour. from 215 in the rankings last year in october, the teenager from toronto is now on the verge of breaking into the work was backed up 20. a winner at indian wells earlier in the year, she was having herfirst at indian wells earlier in the year, she was having her first meetings with williams. the american was able to give her opponent the runaround from time to time but it was clear williams was playing within herself. and after the canadian opened a 3—1 lead, the farmer world number one decided she could no longer continue —— former, back spasms forcing a premature end of the match. worryingly, there are just two weeks to the start of the us open. it is under way either of them wanted this match two and, if canada has

william: neither would we. dr. weyand: i don't know whether i would have a better understanding of that after my trip and my meeting today and tomorrow. i think that the fact that there are different expectations, and that expectations change with time, there are people looking at this from different angles. i personally think that getting into this spiral of measures and countermeasures is indeed not a good way to go about international trade, and it only creates losers on all sides. we see that with steel and aluminum tariffs, we went forth and took rebalancing measures. should the u.s. go down the road on imposing tariffs on european auto exports to the u.s., we would be forced to do the same and also take rebalancing measures. so, it is a lose-lose scenario. i think the object of the e.u. is try to prevent that and get to a situation where we develop the positive aspect of our the bilateral relationship, but where first and foremost, we can focus our energies on addressing the real issues we face on the global

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for a short time miss williams has all the qualities of a dedicated teacher i'm just very excited to have her as a new hire. >>i'm i'm at my school for a while, but it's really nice to have somebody who brings great energy. >>miss williams says she does get a $200 reimbursement however to get the look she was going for she spent several more 100 out of her pocket. i just use a what i got right if they have to go without for a little bit to get something for my the now is due out we stick my students before it hit me and because miss williams goes the extra mile for her students, she is considered to be a magical teacher and son need magic is motivation academic accountability goal driven inquisitive thinking constantine gagey. >>teacher coming up the raiders game in progrehs while the other team in oakland, the a's begin a new series against the houston astros tonight marking game. >>we'll set you up for bay area sports night talking a little at. ill hot around the bay area we'll check out the current temperatures and a cool down on the way we'll talk about that next kron four's now

here's william barr at the top of his department. but this letter tonight co-signed by the leading republican on the house judiciary committee is asking all the right questions. >> yes. does the word hypocrisy mean anything? that's not a new thing for this republican party in this age of donald trump to cast aside all prior alleged convictions or commitments to how responsibility works, where the buck stops in situations like this. i think it's, you know -- you've seen the cognitive dissonance as you watched before the epstein event, you know, on friday you had the names of some prominent people who were implicated in the epstein thing. you saw bill richldson's name. you saw george mitchell's name come out. you saw donald trump's name. and you saw bill clinton's name. and yet overt weekend you have people around donald trump basically pointing to bill clinton as the president stoked this conspiracy theory by retweeting someone who claimed that this is part of the clinton body count. yet it is the case that both of them are -- were kn

serena williams survived a scare against 17-year-old american caty mcnally.e coming back to win the next two. five-time u.s. open champion roger federer started out slowly for the second straight match. he dropped the first set against bosnia's damir dzumhur before he won the next three sets. it was federer's 100th match at the u.s. open in 19 years. venus williams lost her second round match to fifth seeded elina svitolina of ukraine. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," more of tony dokoupil's interview with kevin burns, the ceo of juul about the teen vaping epidemic and what he plans to do about it. i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." how do you get skin happy aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this... and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin happy™ jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't

box and williams-sonoma moving lower after reporting. later, a royal rally, how king dollar got a boost from the queen. we will explain with today's move higher, stocks surging with the dow gaining more than 250 points energy, consumer discretionary, industrials all leading the way, this as the yield on the 30-year bond hit an all-time low so do you trust today's market rally? guy adami? >> hi, mel no, i definitely don't trust it but i will say this. as we get into the later part of this week, into a holiday weekend, there's an old saying -- steve knows this on the floor -- never short a dull market you could see the market flowing through over the next couple of days into early next week. i will say it again. i think it will culminate on the down side when the vix trades up to 30. with that said, there are trading opportunities here i will do a power pitch in back end of the show. >> i thought you were going to do it right now. >> that is going to speak to exactly that. >> yes grasso >> there's another saying too, don't fight the fed. n

investigation taking place at the moment the attorney general william barr has instructed the inspector general to carry out an investigation but today there was a pretty explosive report released in the new york times in which it details that guards were supposed to check epstein every half hour but that procedure wasn't followed the night before he was found and in fact the jail had also transferred his cell mate leaving him alone so this is obviously sparked a lot of questions this is in the report like i said in the new york times but you know the issue now with the speculation the media frenzy surrounding how this was allowed to happen considering just a few short weeks ago jeffrey epstein was found in his cell in the same prison with marks on his neck in a pirate suicide attempt and here we are you know just a few weeks later talking about his apparent suicide so many questions remain unanswered and i'm sure that over the coming days and weeks we're going to be hearing more and more about this investigation well pablo epstein of course faced numerous very serious allegations that

william t. sherman. he brings sherman with him and sherman is supposed to launch the assault that will break the defensive positions that braxton bragg built up at missionary ridge. unfortunately, those of you who have studied the battle will know the top poverty -- the topography is a little uncertain and the opponent is pretty decisive for sherman, patrick cl ayburne. sherman will not be able to make the assault on the confederate right that will break missionary ridge. it is the thomas troops trying to get something going in part, could be any aspect of what you are trying to do to see what might work, will move out of the ishard knob area, which between the town of chattanooga and missionary ridge. make an assault against the middle part of that confederate position and the troops do assault and capture the lower earthworks along the base of missionary ridge. the problem with that is they are still subject to fire from missionary ridge itself, because the earthworks are not up ,gainst the base of the

son who is named after him, william tucker. in the court records, it indicated that captain tucker was this young man's godfather, which means that godfather was never enslaved, that that child was never in bondage because his status took after that of his godfather. he was protected and that status because of the status of his godfather, who was a prominent planter, who was living in the indian village that the english took over that we call hamptons, virginia today. we know also there was a woman in the record who was listed as angela, which i understand is a portuguese name which could be masculine or feminine, which is why many people refer to her as angela. historic jamestown is in the process of excavating around the home she lived in because she was owned by william pierce, who was the father-in-law of john rawl. we know from the records that she worked along with william pierce's wife on a garden that was about four acres and she , kept the pigs in that area. that suggests she was very much involved with introducing cul

a bit of sport now and we turn to tennis where american serina williams moved into the semifinals ofthe rogers rogers cup and toronto by beating ny only osaka japan it was a much more quiet affair compared to the u.s. open encounter the 2 had last year when williams had many words with the young pyar in this match up williams led early on in the 1st set winning it 63 in the 2nd the 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominate but had a scare when she ran into the net trying to chase down. shot her to her right arm nevertheless she played on also taking the 2nd set $64.00 williams will now me check qualifier memory which. was the. you're watching news from berlin up next a documentary about the kurds in northern syria between conflict and democracy and michael local will be back with more news at the top of the hour thanks for joining . us 1st day in school. or 1st a conning less of a minute dora's grandma with her arrives. joining a reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary torah interacting returns home on t w don't come.

in the united states and what's probably the most damning actually came from the attorney general william barr is going to reject some of what he said in his statement he said he was a poll to learn that jeffrey epstein was found dead early this morning from an apparent suicide he said mr epstein's death raises serious questions in a day in addition to the f.b.i. investigation taking place he said he's consulted with the inspector general and they're also going to he's also going to open an investigation so that was from the attorney general william barr and then we've even heard from republican senators like ben sasse of nebraska he wrote a letter to the attorney general saying that they knew that epstein was a suicide risk and he said that his dark secrets couldn't be allowed to die with him he said the justice department failed and epstein's coconspirator conspirators think they might have gotten one last sweet deal now it continued because also we heard from bill de blasio of course the new york mayor and also one of the candidates for president he's a democrat he said some of the wea

in the tennis american serena williams moved into the semifinals of the rogers cup in toronto by beating naomi a sock of japan williams lead early on in the 1st set winning 63 in the 2nd the 25th 3 time grand slam champion him tenure to dominate but then had a scare when she ran into the net post trying to chase down and a socket drop shot hitting her right arm. but she played on and she took the 2nd set 6 full to the semi's. it watching daily news from berlin up next data reporter which this week follows a young mexican volunteer who works in an addiction support center here in germany mariana evan stay will be out with you next hour thanks for joining us today w. . curious of. yourself. don't miss out. closely. carefully. don't lose something. to do good. actually.

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william barr demanding a thorough investigation at the new york city prison.us marine killed in iraq may be a victim of friendly fire. the pentagon first reported scott was killed by small arms enemy fire but the investigation is underway to determine if he was accidentally shot by american or iraqi forces. he's the first american servicemember killed in iraq this year. new policy created by the trump administration will encourage immigrants to be financially dependent. immigrants could be deemed inadmissible if they receive public benefits for 12 months in a 3-year period. that includes receiving food stands, medicaid or housing subsidies. let's bring in retired acting ice director tom homan, we appreciate it. we keep saying new rule but this has been in existence that is not just clearly defined. play that for us. >> this has been 140 years but always understood that joint immigrants in the united states, if you integrate here you have got to be self-sufficient and not become a public charge. what they have done yesterday, defined what a charge is. shannon:

he said the teen did not and williams complied when she asked to the use the bathroom. uber calls the incident deeply alarming saying they've removed williams access to the app the incident comes after a string of ride shares have taken dangerous terms. uber says they've taken steps to make the platform safer, including the option to share your ride with friends and family via the app so they can track your route, and adding a 911 button that passengers can use during the ride. as for the latest news with the 15-year-old girl, the suspect is due back in court next month if convicted, he faces a maximum of 25 years in prison. kate >> scary for parents steve, thank you >>> coming up the brazen jewelry heist and the suspects on the loose tonight. >>> tonight, police are searching for three men caught on camera robbing a celebrity jeweler at gun point the men got away in broad daylight with millions of dollars worth of jewelry miguel almaguer has the la on the heist >> reporter: the brazen heist unfolded in broad daylight, the armed thieves forcing jewelry store employees t

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instead of taking her home, the district attorney says 32-year-old driver shawn williams canceled the route, saying he wanted to take the girl to his home in brooklyn where he intended to sexual assault her. the teen says he refused repeated requests to take her home she convinced the driver to pull over so she could use the bathroom, and she ran to the nearby mcdonald's to call police williams pleaded not guilty. his lawyer said the teen had her cell phone and williams complied when she asked to use the bathroom uber calls the incident deeply alarming saying they've removed williams access to the app the incident comes after a string of ride shares have taken dangerous turns. uber says they've taken steps to make the platform safer, including the option to share your ride with friends and family via the app so they can track your route, and adding a 911 button that passengers can use during the ride. as for the latest news with the 15-year-old girl, the suspect is due back in court next month if convicted, he faces a maximum of 25 years in prison. kate >> scary for parents steve, tha

open encounter the 2 had last year when williams had many words with the umpire in this match up williams led early on in the 1st set winning it 63 in the 2nd 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominate but then had a bit of a scare when she ran into the net net popal post while trying to chase down and suck a drop shot at in her right arm and the less she played on also taking the 2nd set 64 williams will now mate check on fire 3 shots of a. second alan while the english premier league got underway on friday german football fans will have to wait one more week for the bundesliga to start in germany this season's managerial merry go round means there are new changes new faces in charge at several clubs begging the question just how hard a task that these newcomers have ahead of them. bundesliga coach a dream job and a lucrative one but only 18 people have the privilege for the new ones it can be a daunting task before the anticipation is overwhelming were other see a risk i see an opportunity. a team start with rookies as bundesliga head coaches that's normal for the 3 recently prom

. >> our victim we identified as steven bailey williams. >> reporter: steven bailey wh williams, betternown to his friends, family, and fans as steven b. >> all hit 96 kpke, friday , morning with the bird and the b. >> reporter: a dj with a distinctive voice and personality that had made him famous in the 1980s as part of the hit denver-based radio show "steven b and the hawk." >> he was really at his professional zenith in denver. >> reporter: doug johnson and steven were friends for more than 30 years. they were the guys that really pioneered two-man morning radioe they were funny. they were great writers. they were great comedians. >> we've been over here at kpke >> he's lovable. i mean, you just -- everybody loves steven b.e. >> reporter: young sylvia noland had a big crush on steven b when they both worked in a hawaii radio station back in the earlyi days, so she worked up her nerve. >> i went in and asked steven b. if he'd be my date to the beach boys concert. and he turned me down and i was just like devastated, you know. and so i was sitting in my e little sales cubical. and --

so clearly something festering underneath there serena williams has her opinions on that situation.es, carlos ramos isn't going to officiate. >> djokovic is the favorite. >> yes over two weeks of a grand slam he was facing match points at wimbledon and overcame that. he's still looking to close the gap. he could end up one step closer to rafa nadal and roger federer. but it's always fun to watch >> thanks for breaking it down for us a quick look at u.s. futures before we head out today we have all three majors pointing to open up in the red slightly below the flat line but still nothing too momentous. worldwide exchange is coming up right after this stay with us ♪ think you need to pay prestige prices for better skin results? try olay regenerist. the rich, hydrating cream is formulated with vitamin b3 and peptides to plump skin cells, brighten, and visibly smooth wrinkles. in fact, just 1 jar has the hydrating power of 5 jars of the prestige cream. for visible results without prestige prices, try olay regenerist with a money back guarantee. and complete your routine with the olay ey

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and that's part of the show thank you very much serena williams will play an army or soccer for the 1st time since a loss is controversial u.s. open final where williams lost her heated round off their heated round with the on par both through the quarterfinals of the rajah's comp in canada 2nd seed osaka who seemed more interested in a photo walking on the cold coming through a hard fought match against poland czech eventually winning in 2 sets 76644 williams is a 3 time zones were just cup winner she also won in straight sets she was up against russia's a catalina alexander over i'm not for the 1st time in her career she overpowered her opponent to win 7564 putting her place in the last night against the soka. well as we mentioned the last time they met the soccer won her 1st major title at the u.s. open and was fair to say williams had a bit of a meltdown that was off the on par accused of being coached by her trainer she was eventually dock to get even accused him of being a thief and a sexist on to the next will be the quarter finals against someone you are familiar with serena wil

on to the next will be the quarter finals against someone you are familiar with serino williams whatdo you expect out of that one question. you know she is like my tennis mom what she's someone that i grew up righteous and i admire so much so i'm pretty sure a lot of people be watching that match and hopefully i can play well against her well over at the men's rogers cup in montreal the top seed rafa nadal is ticking along nicely he's the defending champion at this event and he's now 3 to the quarterfinals after winning his 2nd match against argentina be the past 636 for some phenomenal tennis by the multiple french open champion there's also broke yet another record winning his 379 masters series breaking a tie with yes roger federer for the all time late. now the new english premier league season is already here it starts later on friday would not use runners up liverpool up against norwich and outfielder woman not featuring in the premier league this season is romelu lukaku he's left majesty united for into italy syriani says working with courage antonio contrary was one of the ma

it's raised millions of dollars from serena williams and mark cuban. >>> and later, saving for college. you may be in for sticker shock if you haven't looked at prices in a while how can you make sure you request afford your kid's college of choice? >>> let's take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> the arrival of every child is amazing, but too often childbirth can be dangerous for the mother about 700 mothers die from pregnancy-related complications each year in the united states, more than any other developed country. to try to improve maternity health care, a company has been founded called m-a-h-m-e-e why do we have such a lousy record >> this is a problem that has persistented f persisted for years. health care in the united states is very fragmented and this makes it's personally difficult for parents trying to navigate the experience when you have all sorts of providers, the obgyn and pediatrician and other specialists but are often in different organizations or practice >> you came up with mahmee talk about how it works and how you came up with it. you're buildi

he was a roommate with william sherman. sherman was one of the people who was hot and cold as far as thomas was concerned. one of his best advocates and friends and one of the people who might have caused him some of the most difficulty. thomas is one of those folks that -- it will be sherman who says he may be slow but he is as true as steel. one of the individuals you could count on but at the same time, he did not move with alacrity and the kind of speed that someone like a sherman or ulysses grant might want. they did not wage war the same way. the question that this reticence or apparent slow lists -- slowness was because he was reluctant to wage war against southerners or he was not dedicated to the union. at least some people had that thought. he might be a good person, he is well-regarded, but he is -- is he the kind of person who would be enthusiastic? would he be the kind of person you could put forward and expect great results because he had the energy and drive to make them happen? one of the key questions, phas

. >>> an emotional serena williams pulled out of her tennis match dropping out with a title on the line >>> and gymnast simone biles wows the crowd with two new record-setting routines as she cruises to her sixth u.s. all-around title >>> "early today" starts right now. >> good monday morning i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. >>> authorities canceled all departure flights after thousands of pro-democracy crowded the terminal hundreds of fliers were left stranded at one of the world's busiest airports matt joining us from cohong kon. why are the protesters targeting the airport? >> this is the fourth day of occupying this airport so, this is sort of a continuation, but they never had the previous numbers and that's because they're reacting to the fresh scenes by the violence by the police not here by in central hong kong and they show police firing tear gas inside one of the mass transit railway stations at close range against the protesters and really beating them up. there was also an image that was circulating widely on social media of a woman who was shot by some sort of police

jose >> pete williams in washington thank you. reporter shelby kap from our nbc affiliate ktsm in el paso skroinz us from the walmart. it's a massive investigation at this hour, shelby >> reporter: well, that's right we are standing directly behind that walmart where that shooting took place this morning and it is still an active scene. even though this has been going on for hours. it was more active earlier in the day we did see s.w.a.t. and multiple police units already leave the scene today, but there are still a lot of men here on the ground what te the tell us is the shooting first occurred at walmart but then they received multiple reports from the cielo vista mall and they're saying right now only one man in custody however, that could change due to those other reports that did come in. but they are ruling out another shooter at this moment. now, they do tell us this could turn into a mass fatality. however, they have not released the exact numbers yet due to the amount of people that were leaving in their own vehicles and

william pierce and john rawls met the ship. and john recorded that about 20 arrived in late august of 6019. these people had been these people had been kidnapped twice and ended up on these shores as unfree people. there are a lot of people who refer to them as enslaved, but i dispute that particular idea. i say they were unfree because they had been free people before their captivity. when they came to the virginia coastline, they were sold as servants. three to four days later, another ship arrived. the treasurer. it offloaded a few people, total of 32 africans arrived in 1619. about one month after the virginia legislature was formed that also created its court system. years later, that court system would begin to systematically take the human rights away from those first africans, and later, the legislature would continue that process in codifying it into law. we know there were probably about 17 women and 15 men. we don't know their ages. probably young, older children, teenagers, young adults who were forced to come here

german government grows to bring more of its citizens back from syria and political correspondent william cross with us tell us more about today's decision why is this decision coming now. well it's coming after a month as we just heard in the report of growing pressure on germany that's really been dragging its feet the governments have been dragging its feet for months now and what to do with german i asked fighters are their families and their kids and their legal rights and coming back to germany now we've been seeing this court ruling that was also mentioned earlier saying that the kids have to come back they do have a legal right to come back to germany these suits were brought in part by family members grandparents of these of these children who want to see their grandchildren of their relatives returned to germany the reports are saying that they're actually meeting these children now in northern iraq where these children have been brought to under german care and after being checked for that their medically able to do it will be brought back to germany repatriated with their exte

attorney general william barr reassigned the acting head of the bureau of prisons. britain's prince andrew is again trying to distance himself from his one-time friend. after this video surfaced in british media. they say it shows the duke at the doorway of the disgraced financier's new york mansion nbc news has not confirmed when the video was shot or if the prince is the person seen in the doorway. british media says it was recorded around the same time the pair was photographed together in new york, in 2010. that's after epstein was does ig nalted a sex offender. buckingham palace did not comment on the video, but in a statement said his royal hiness deplores the exploitation of nigh han human being. prince andrew has faced accusations that he has denied this case not put to rest on either side of the atlantic. >>> new developments this morning in the case of eric garner after more than five years, new york's police commissioner has fired the officer seen on video using a banned chokehold during garner's deadly arrest here's nbc's ron allen >> reporter: five year

no thank you so much william. well the venice film festival is in full swing and today it marks a 1st in its long history a superhero comic book character on the venice big screen today the festival premiered one of the world's most recognizable villains the joker with joaquin phoenix in the title role in the film traces aspiring comedian author flecks descent into becoming the classic folk a need bat's man unify us. to 3. was a tragedy. it's a comedy. and the how of that one will end up well to tell us more i'm joined by film buff scott roxboro he's out the film festival in venice for scott is it even correct to call this a superhero movie i mean isn't this more of a super villain film. yeah i think you're right there i mean this is almost a new genre seen joker appear in numerous films always as the batman's a nemesis but in this the 1st time he's he's got his own story of his own backstory he is the sort of antihero of the of the movie and in all the previous appearances by the joker he's always sort of remaine

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let's pick up on some of the points william stuckey made in that report thanks for joining us a lot of german corporations were built on slavery too but what's new about the debate in the u.s. well i think what's really new is the recession of 22000 a really sparked a lot of people to look more deeply at the origins of american capitalism and it's this story that we tell ourselves in this country about how wonderful american innovation was sort of the century and that slavery was not just part of that and so law is the words of the past decade or so are going back and looking at some of the earlier connections to the emergence of american capitalism and the group of american wealth and you mentioned that it was very innovative to capitalism how so . well you know a lot of people see capitalism and slavery as being 2 different things slavery being the sort of old fashioned old world regional system but slave owners actually measure the enslaved workers productivity in pretty specific ways different letters that they would use there are even publications that you could buy or you could p

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so that's another thing they are looking at. >> pete williams in washington, d.c. stay with me for a second. let's bring in tom winter here in new york. tom, i started the program by asking what you have learned about what the fbi agents seized in that raid. what more can you tell us? . >> sure, ayman. sorry about that. couldn't hear you for a second. what we have learned is that -- and we have this from drone video we were able to obtain that a number of jeffrey epstein's computers at this house, or at least computers, you see them on your screen there. see the orange bubble packing and the evidence slips that are on them? it appears a couple of desk tops as well as an all in one monitor, looks to be an apple monitor, looks to be a package there. you can see them back again in that shot on the left-hand side there. so it looks to me as if they were able to get some electronics from the house. that is something they would normally take, normally seize as a result of a search warrant. and we can expect those machines to be taken off the island. the image, the drives

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but i think that william -- i mean william penn's legacy with native americans also -- i haven't done research on this. but i think it's a little bit more complex than just being the champion of native peoples. but you know, i'm going to have to answer you later. [ laughter ] thank you so much. all right. thank you everybody. [ applause ] . >> take your flowers, you at or abouted them. [ applause ] -- you earned them. >> just end with two observations, if it was 1776, april 10th, right now, the right half of this theater, you would be sitting in a home of a quaker couple, benjamin and mary humphreys. who in 1776 emancipated a woman of african dissent named quancheba. this is a story, i wanted to make the point, we talked a lot about the caribbean, we think of water as a barrier, but this was the thing that connected. so in the time it takes me as a kid to go on a summer vacation to yellow stone, the whole atlantic world is connected by those ships that were docked a block or two from where we're sitting here in philadelphia. so these ideas, these experiences, you know, it's philadelph

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a new york jail his move from william ball. i was appalled and indeed the whole department rise and frankly angry. to learn of the m. c.. c.'ss failure t to adequately secure this prisoner. we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility they are deeply concerning. and demand a thorough investigation. well joining us now in the studio is james created on media watch editor to take us through some of the online responses to that news james i should imagine that this sort of unexpected unexplained death has spoke to a few conspiracy theories i'm one of them was even retweeted by donald trump that's right so that is first of all conspiracy theories in every possible direction on this at this so many question marks this was hanging over the facts. that it's not surprising that people are speculating on that speculation is kind of going into the realm of conspiracy theories just to show you first of all what some of those conspiracy theories look like many people asking questions about whether a powerful people might