>> that were merchants in williamsburg. >> in williamsburg or merchants that were black that were freelaves? >> free men freedman. >> what he means, yeah. >> y'all get it. don't be upset. we got it. >> i -- i don't know of any. i know of somebody that was in yorktown in the 18th sempcentur. i can't think of the brother's name. but i don't know of any in williamsburg that would have -- i don't know what they'd be selling. >> mr. ashby comes to mind from the, one of the merchants. there were blacks that had garden plots and sold vegetables and things like that on the weekends. >> market square. >> in market square. >> not shop owners. >> i'm pretty sure they were few and far between. i've forgotten what i did know about the york county records. >> john rollinson. >> that's the one that comes to mine. >> so a few. a few to answer your question. >> martha can answer that. >> can you talk about carter's grove. i think we're missing a part of that picture if we don't talk a little bit about how carter's grove meshed into the programs. >> mm-hm. no doubt. no doubt. >> carter's grove was the r

>> yes. >> in williamsburg? >> in williamsburg or merchants that were black that were free slaves? >>don't be upset we got it. [ laughter ] >>i don't know of any, i know of somebody that was in 18th century but i don't know any in williamsburg i don't know what they would be selling? >>there were people who sort of [ indiscernible ] maybe there were blacks who also had gardens, and sold vegetables and things like that. but in terms of [ indiscernible ] i'm pretty sure there were but i have forgotten, what i did now. no i did understand. >> martha can answer that. >>i think we are missing some part of that system. if you talk a little bit, meshed into the program? no doubt. >>the colonial williamsburg story. what was the year? >>1988, we had alex haley come and help us to open the slave quarter, for the first time we were able to tell, that world story. is a huge debate that you know about martha, that had us, interpret slave quarters right at the entrance to the estate. they actually change the direction that when you came to carter's grow, for you came to carter's grove mansion yo

colonial williamsburg hosted this event. [drumming] [speeding percussion] [drumming story sounds] great ♪ [drumming] foreign language] carter woodso [drumming] carter woodso [drumming] [drumming] [applause] [applause] >> good evening to you. good evening to everyone. kanady. ijanice will be a guide. we're going to take a tour through williamsburg. i'm going to tell you i want you to see it, look at it, think about it. you've probably read a lot about williamsburg, the second home of the capital, jamestown being the first what i want you to think about is not in the book. it is in your heart and your mind. this is the thinking tour. we will experience performances in the building. first we're going to start on the streets. i will tell you this now. if you need a bathroom or water, let me know, because i won't know until you tell me. and i do all best to make sure you're comfortable and we take care of your needs. take your mind to the 18th century. think about a town of less than 2000 people. look up look up to the left and r

persistent drop since the late 80s at some of our most iconic sites so you're looking atcolonial williamsburg, i traveled there as a child, you traveled there. a lot ofamericans got their first taste of american history there . this airship is about half what it was in the late 80s . you look at gettysburg, iconic sites, amazing site. america's greatest, high water mark of the confederacy, turning point of the civil war. it's down about a quarter of what it was in the 1970s. these are very surprising statistics and when a colleague brought them to our attention, we decided to do a photo essay to also kind of meditate on what it is that has decreased our interest in these historic sites. and what i came back with from talking to people and from looking at some of the numbers is that the sort of cold war era american story that tale of great events and visiting the scenes where the homes and the meeting places of great figures in american history, people have lost interest in it. it's no longer relevant and credible to people in the same way. and in the 1980s, 1970s, people saw american freedom

in williamsburg. i was here for a dozen years at the colonial williamsburg foundation as a trustee.et me tell you how proud and happy i am to be here today. commemorating this important anniversary. and also with these panelists. i want you to welcome place -- please, the former united states secretary defense in both the bush and obama administration's, the chancellor of william and mary, robert gates. bob gates. [applause] [applause] and also distinguished journalist, my colleague, my , robin wright.or [applause] ♪ all, i want to say how pleased i am to be here today with both of you. and how important this is, this conversation to be part of the challenges tothe democracy globally. i do have my iphone with me. it is turned off. the last time i went on stage at a foreign policy panel without my phone, it was a year ago at the national secured conference. my producermy phone had to crawl underneath and crawl up on stage and had me a note to let me know that the white house had invited vladimir putin to the white house. i was interviewing the head of national intelligence-the direct

clone yan wiolonial williamsburg the roots of its african-american storytelling. american history tv was there as former interpreters from the earliest days of the program described the challenges of portraying the lives of slaves. see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3 and watch "american history tv" this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> "american history tv" continues now with a discussion on innovations in art during world war 2. we heard about cartoons, norman rockwell paintings and a 1940s and '50s movements that included american painters held by friends of the national world war ii memorial, this is close to an hour. >> my pleasure to introduce rochelle friedman who's going to be talking to you about innovations in art during world war ii. this is rochelle's second year coming to the conference. she was here last year. really excited to have her back and excited to hear her presentation on art. please join me in welcoming rochelle. >> good morning. and thank you, everybody. it's a real pleasure to be here. last year -- you heard, i was si

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. >>> san jose police investigate a deadly shooting just before 12:30 near williamsburg is drive and they said one man was rushed to the hospital and later died on the other victim is being treated for a graze gunshot wound and no arrest has been made. >>> police in alameda county and vest a vehicle collision that left a pedestrian dead in downtown fremont just before midnight off paseo padre parkway near walnut and capitol avenue. investigators said the driver, an 18-year-old woman, is cooperating and dr alarnoevtobe th identity not ened. >>>frd gettds to class safely is on everyone's minds. there have been a series of deadly crashes mostly caused by reckless driving. mayor london breed was at roosevelt middle school to welcome kids and to talk about the importance of the investment in schools. >> my goal is to make sure we do everything we can to invest in the future generation and that we take care of all kids, not just concerned about our kids, all kids. we need to ensure success for every last one. expect the mayor has hired 15 more crossing guards, bring the total to nearly 200

not just the decaying urban centers and gentrifying coastal pockets, williamsburg, baltimore, both portlandsno. they want to run the entire thing. all 50 states, all 3,100 counties, all 320 million people. progressives want complete control of all of that very much, including your neighborhood. that is their goal in the coming election. what will happen if they achieve that goal? we don't have to guess. we can assess the city they already have control over and have for a long time. san francisco, california, . if there is any place in the country you would like to run because it would be easy, it would have to be san francisco. it is stunningly beautiful, it is a perfect climate. it has solid infrastructure. there is a well-educated population. but more than anything, it has a lot of money. san francisco is one of the richest places in the world. with a never ending torrent of tech cash. how could you screw that up? and yet, take a look at what the left has done with san francisco. >> in some san francisco neighborhoods, hold your nose and watch your step. >> you see people lying on the stre

host: williamsburg, virginia, randy. caller: good morning, america. my condolences to the families of the tragedies this past weekend. , good morning dr., that is wonderful you're bringing up exercise as a recovery tool. in anlf was injured industrial farm accident in 1998. i was thrown from a roof and broke my neck. ended up with seven screws, two plates of steel and part of mybutt and neck. when i was well enough to volunteer, i did so on the pediatric injury for an brain injury. 2000, that is when i saw how well, how, not only, there was little equipment for children to get back some of their physical abilities. i also found out how in school, we don't teach fitness so much. that is what really saved my life. i was an endurance athlete. i knew the difference between injury pain and training discomfort. that is what i relied on for the first two years out of the hospital, which i spent 10 weeks in. they said i would be there six months at least. sir, i will get right at this and that is what i did. stationary bike is what brought my lower extremitie

it happened just before 12:30 am near williamsburg drive and south winchester boulevard. an area right next to a mcdonald's. police were still on scene there today taping off the block and looking for evidence. one man was rushed to the hospital but later died. another victim was treated for a grazed the wound. if you have information call police. >>> planned parenthood said it would no longer take federal title x funding. because of new rules that would forbid them from making abortion referrals. healthcare for nearly 4 million patients could be impacted. >>> a bombshell announcement and the ghost ship trial. the judge dismissed three of the jurors. three alternates will take their places. the deliberations will have to start from the beginning. the two defendants derick almena and max harris are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. gavin newsom assigned a law detailing officers can open fire on suspects. >>> it allows police to use deadly force only when necessary. and in defense of a human life. the goal is to encourage law enforcement to rely on de

it happened shortly after midnight near the intersection of williamsburg drive and south winchester boulevard. both men were shot but the survivor was grazed by a bullet. no motive for the shooting yet and no arrests. >>> not so normal first day of school for va lay yes school. they wrote a crude message on a white board and damaged books and school supplies. the community came together and cleaned up the mess so students didn't see any evidence of the vandalism on their first day back. >>> pleasant hill might be getting its first medical marijuana stores but they would only be allowed to deliver. pleasant hill city council members are set to vote on this proposal at tonight's meeting. the two delivery only stores would have to be at least 600 feet from schools, day cares, youth centers. no other types of marijuana businesses would be allowed within city limits. the meeting starts in two hours. >>> the old blimp hanger right there off of 101 is going to get a makeover. after all of these years, it's been a giant skeleton for years after the metal cladding was removed. it's scheduled for a mon

happened before noon at williamsburg drive and eden avenue. near downtown campbell. witnesses say a black car pulled up up and a passenger in the car fired at a 17-year-old boy. he was hit at least one time. but we're told he is going to be okay. >>> surveillance video being credited with helping police arrest a burglar posing as a delivery driving. novato police posted this picture of the subrogate sitting on the ground wearing handcuffs. this from the police facebook page happening 1:00 yesterday afternoon. police were tipped off by a resident's home surveillance video and the system captured the man inside their house. investigators say a brentwood man taken into custody with more than $10,000 worth of stolen property. >>> a comedian is using netflix to criticize public transportation. tonight b.a.r.t. responding. he took aim at public transit in his speshlg patriot act. he showed a montage of people complaining one ride ryder in the bay area after b.a.r.t. closed for several hours in march. b.a.r.t. spokesperson said that's specific closure was because of old equ

the word welcome has a great deal of meaning for colonial williamsburg. we have been welcoming guests to come and learn about our 18th century community since 1932. 40 years ago the foundation recognized we were telling only half of the story, and so with determination and courage

it happened just before noon today on williamsburg drive, the victim suffered non-life- threatening injuries. so far, police have not released any suspect information or deceptions. >>> incredible new video out of atlanta, where six people, including a 12-year-old child are injured following a lightning strike. it happened at the pta to her championship at east lake golf club this afternoon. in a statement, the pga tour said lightning struck a tree near the 16th tee during weather delay, and debris from that tree hit people on the golf course. some of the victims were taken to area hospitals for treatment. we will have more coming up on this story in sports later on. >>> the mountain fire in chester county is reportedly holding at 600 acres, and is a 60 percent contained this evening. that is up from 50 percent last night. the fire started thursday morning near bear mountain and dry creek road. mandatory evacuations and road closures are in effect in that area now, and cal fire says seven homes and seven outbuildings have already been destroyed. the evacuation order has been set up in readin

we look at slavery and colonial williamsburg visiting the roots of african american storytelling. american history tv was there as former interpreters from the earliest days of the program describe the challenge of portraying the lives of slaves. you can see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3 and you can watch it every week and weekend on c-span 3. >>> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania. hundreds of living history hobists are selected by the center to conduct demonstrations and talk to the public about military subjects, ranging from the american revolution to the war on terror. the theme this year was the 75th anniversary of d-day. next, on american artifacts, we visit an exhibit about world war ii, soviet soldiers. >> my name is craig hall. i basically consider myself an amateur military historian. i do various impressions, and this impression here today is to represent the contribution of the soviet union as an ally of the americans and the british to helping them win world war

clone yan wiolonial williamsburg the roots of its african-american storytelling.rican history tv was there as former interpreters from the earliest days of the program described the challenges of portraying the lives of slaves. see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3 and watch "american history tv" this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> "american history tv" continues now with a discussion on innovations in art during world war 2. we heard about cartoons, norman rockwell paintings and a 1940s and '50s movements that included american painters held by friends of that

greater williamsburg is the best option you have colonial williamsburg which is like stepping back inu have roller coasters then the palace and the resort huge grounds, indoor pool, mini golf, under $150 a night >> under $150 a night. that's a deal. that's a bargain >> good. >> well done what do we have here >> i always say, if you looked in the dictionary and said, perfect ski resort, there would be a little photograph of breckenridge it could not be more tailor made for ski experiences. this isn't ski season. that's the hack. you have all the outdoors. great kayaking you can go fishing on blue river. boating on the lake. we have a resort downtown that puts you in the center of everything. >> we've gone outside, done some hiking how about my wife, for instance, she loves a good beach how about a beach vacation >> this is -- if you're from south florida, you know the big pink hotel, the boca resort, inspired by spanish castles. really exuberant and luxurious the reason to go this weekend though, there is a new sound of nashville festival, which is when grammy winning song writers who

guest: the narrative that drew a lot of people to gettysburg, colonial williamsburg, philadelphia's national historical park, those kinds of places, was a revolution era story of americans fighting against here any and achieving freedom. today's understanding says we achieved freedom for some people but not for all people. women, 100 plus years, african-americans, 100 plus years, immigrants, native americans, oughts and people are left out of the story, and we need to take writer acknowledgment -- greater acknowledgment that. it is consistent with an evolving understanding of what american history is. the problem was that there was never a story -- it was never incorporated into a new national story. i think president obama came close to doing it right at the beginning of his presidency, on the night he won the presidency when he said that only in this country can this kind of breakthrough have occurred. and talked about the long fight to make it a more perfect union. it was sort of a -- perfecting the union has been a consistent theme. some ofbama presidency, that full unity was lost. it wa

colonial williamsburg is revisiting the roots of its african-american storytelling.ry tv" was there as former interpreters from the earliest days of the program describep portraying the lives of slaves. see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span3 and you can watch "american history tv" this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> all week we're featuring "american history tv" programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. "lectures in history." "american artifacts." "reel america." "the civil war." "oral histories." "the presidency." and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy "american history tv" now and every weekend on c-span 3. >>> next on "american history tv," virginia high school teachers becky morrison and irene winchester talk about world war ii and clothes rationing. they ocean employexplored gover restrictions on styles and colocolo colors and its impact on innovations in fashion such as cork wedge heels, shorter hemlines and glow in the dark buttons. held by frs

already distinguished himself in the french and indian war who came to call upon her when he was in williamsburg for political business. that young colonel's name was george washington. when they got married martha dandridge custis became martha washington in george washington adopted jackie and patty as his own. he and martha never had children of their own but george washington had no natural born errors. they do not move the washington family which is across the potomac river, mount vernon. he raised them as his own. throughout the 1760s and 1770s until war called. he went off to command the continental army. martha and by then teenage jackie and patty were sometimes with him but unfortunately patty passed away as well at the age of 13. she suffered from epilepsy which in those days was something that could claim one life in a moments notice. martha and george were despondent. george soldiered on, leaving our nation to victory in the revolutionary war in 1781 at the battle of yorktown. what was a great time for our nation, winning our independence from the british, was yet another moment of t

effective, sophisticated native american diplomats shuttling between quibec and albany between williamsburg and new orleans, figuring out strategies whereby their people have the best chance of survival in what is becoming increasingly perilous times. it is not easy to do. but that is what results in the actions. the native american actions are fundamental but not the only thing explaining the victory. but it is an important aspect we have not really thought about. so that by 1763 -- question? >> >> i did not plan to that question. in 1763, the map of north america looks like the map on your right. the blue area is gone. france is gone. france has exited north america. it has divided its territory between britain east of the mississippi and spain in the west. prince is gone with the exception, if you look at the bottom right, a little pink area. that is what we would now call haiti. which we, in this decade, we are accustomed to hearing on the news that haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. in 1763, it was the richest jewel in the crown. it produced sugar the problem is yo

. >> i'm alive, i have been living in williamsburg, that is cool, that is where i grew the beard out.live in a lotf . >> i have a pair keet. kennedy: and a banjo. >> no, i live in los angeles. silver lake is like, that i was thinking about you know about silver lake, tell people in america. kennedy: it is -- >> hipster liberal. kennedy: annoying, come on, you got to go through their to get to dodger stadium, blah, blah, blah. let's talk about you. you have seen culture pass before your very eyes. and you have seen politicians and celebrities in your re real, you were raised at comedy store, it should be a comic a dream come true. >> it is, i like cory booker's head it is always shiny. kennedy: because he is a vegan, he takes that bacon grease, right on the chrome dome. >> then kamala harris, she looks like he has a great sense of humor. kennedy: you are mispronouncing her name. >> i am not. kennedy: bernie sanders claimed he ran a 4 minute mile in high school, i don't believe him, he is lying, if you and bernie sanders like modern day, 90-year-old bernie and you had a footrace right n

suspects in a deadly overnight shooting happening after midnight near south winchester boulevard and williamsburg drive. the officers who arrived on scene saw two men on the street suffering from gunshot wound. a man was transported to the hospital where he died. the other man is expected to survive. no word on what led up to the shooting. free month police are investigating a tedly accident involving a car and a pedestrian. this happened and 12:0 this morning near walnut is capital avenue. the victim died as he was being transported to the hospital. investigators have not said who was at fault or if drugs or alcohol were a factor in the collision. >>> the map accused of killing wilson at the bart station in oakland a year ago will not face the death penalty. cowell was this court where the da's office announced it not seek capital punishment after months of questioning about cowell's mental health and whether he would be able to understand what was happening in court. last month three experts said cowell can help in his own defense despite mental illness. he is chargedd with murder for wilson an

it happened shortly after midnight south of chester boulevard and williamsburg try.icers arrived at the scene saw two men on the street suffering from gunshots. one man was rushed to the hospital wreup to the shooting. >>> of the a former lyft driver pleaded not guilty in court today. he is accused of picking up a woman at a san mateo bar earlier this month. she said that she must have passed out in the backseat of his car. she told investigators that he took her to her home. he took her to his house in tracy and assaulted her. her preliminary hearing is now set for september's 19th. >>> we mentioned at the top of the newscast, a man accused of attacking a woman outside of her condo building in san francisco surrendered to police this morning on a new accusation of assault. he appeared in court and was booked into jail after prosecutors say that he was identified in another assault case from earlier this year. a motion to keep him in jail is expected to be heard tomorrow. an attack happened very close to where a homeless navigation is being built along the embarcader

host: williamsburg, virginia, randy. caller: good morning, america. my condolences to the families of the tragedies this past weekend. , good morning dr., that is wonderful you're bringing up exercise as a recovery tool. in anlf was injured industrial farm accident in 1998. i was thrown from a roof and broke my neck. ended up with seven screws, two plates of steel and part of mybutt and neck. when i was well enough to volunteer, i did so on the pediatric injury for an brain injury. 2000, that is when i saw how well, how, not only, there was little equipment for children to get back some of their physical abilities. i also found out how in school, we don't teach fitness so much. that is what really saved my life. i was an endurance athlete. i knew the difference between injury pain and training discomfort. that is what i relied on for the first two years out of the hospital, which i spent 10 weeks in. they said i would be there six months at least. sir, i will get right at this and that is what i did. stationary bike is what brought my lower extremitie

it happened near williamsburg drive and winchester boulevard north of campbell. both men were shot and the survivor was only grazed by a bullet. no motive for the shooting yet and no arrests. >>> a notable decision in the deadly stabbing at a b.a.r.t. station. today a man accused of killing a young woman will not face the death penalty. prosecutors announced they will seek a life sentence for john cowell. he's accused of stabbing mia wilson at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station in july of last year. wilson's father tells us he is satisfied with the d.a.'s decision and just wants the trial to get started. >> yes, it's pretty frustrating to see what they are trying to do as far as keep delaying this, you know. if he's been found competent to stand trial, let's move on forward with this hand get it over with so we can have closure. >> difficult for that family. >> he argued his client was not mentally fit to stand trial. the client is now scheduled to start in january. >>> a call for action in san francisco today. the columbia university justice lab is urging authorities

and that most have heard about and then took it back to williamsburg. and then it just uses pirates as a backbone other than vampires for of the mainstays with the takeover robbery with the security pacific bank just outside of los angeles on may 9h 1980 it turned into of the most violent events in law s forcement history and when it was over three dead and 15 wounded 32 police cars that were disabled or destroyed by gunfire or explosive devices and shot down over san bernardinono county. and then i grew up right near where this happened so these are five heavily armed young men shooting civilian versions of military grade weapons that they would launch out of the barrels of their shot done and as luck would have it with bad planning the minute they stepped outside they came head-to-head with the sheriffs county deputy and interrupteded into a wild firefight on a friday afternoon and over 100 rounds were fired and then into a running gun battle through the suburban streets onto a crowdedow interstate highway shooting down the police helicopter with 6500

we look at slavery and colonial williamsburg visiting the roots of african american storytelling. american history tv was there as former interpreters from the earliest days of the program describe the challenge of portraying the lives of slaves. you can see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3 and you can watch it every week and weekend on c-span 3. >>> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and edio

>>san jose police are investigating a shooting that happened this afternoon it happened on the williamsburg drive-by winchester boulevard. these are pictures sent to us from a kron 4 news food, you are police are still searching for the suspect tonight, no word on the victim's condition. anyone with information should contact police. >>and now for a check at your 4 zone forecast for your saturday night here is a live you believe it or not of downtown san francisco, typically we can make out city hall of the distance but because of that stake marine layer, it's not exist and that is it's covered by that dense low cloud cover visibility right along the san francisco bay area coastline at or near 0 and even along the north bay coastline as well but we are noticing better clearing as you make your way inland and temperatures out there right now unique microclimate forecast a mix of 50's 60's and yes, even 70's out there this 10 o'clock hour, widespread 50's throughout the san francisco peninsula and 60's for everyone else with the exception of the tribe dolly's in the low to mid and upper 70's

it happened on williamsburg drive-by winchester boulevard. these are pictures sent to us from a viewer here. police are still searching for the suspect right now no word on the victim's condition anyone with information should contact police. >>well, dozens of people rally in the east bay against the eviction of a holocaust survivor organizers say it's unfair that landlords are evicting elderly and disabled people simply. >>as they say for more profits kron four's dan thorn is live in alameda tonight, he joins us now more from a rally that was held 4 people were about to be evicted dance. >>well that's right justine it's no secret that housing is an issue here in the bay area and this is just another example of it, dozens of people gathered here today and alameda to protest the eviction of a holocaust survivor and other elderly people and they're calling on the city of alameda to extend protections for these people who depend on section 8 housing. >>dozens of tenant activists rally outside of an apartment complex in alameda. they're protestin

man is dead and another injured in a shooting that happened in san jose near the intersection of williamsburg drive and south winchester boulevard that's where the shots were fired around 12 30 this morning. the injured person is expected to be ok, but again one person was killed and the shooter still on the loose. >>he's pay mother is in trouble this morning after she left her baby inside a hot car luckily, union city police rescued the child in time and here's a picture of the officers holding that one year old. it happened friday afternoon in the parking lot of the library near city hall. it was a city employee that heard the baby crying and called police was in the mid 90's outside turned out that child had been in the car for almost a half hour. the mother said she left the baby in the car so she could take or other 2 children into the library to check out a book. >>people should understand that when parents are prosecuted for something like thtime. the judge juvenile cour judge usually sends them to better supervision and care of their children. >>child protective services was notified

. >> one i attended in colonial williamsbu williamsburg. >> the thing that is important in the doral question. when questioned directly yesterday about could the president assure the country he's not attempting to profit by having -- by being president and by hosting the g 7 his answer was that he's not only going to not make money but that he's already lost money. it wasn't the defense one would have expected to have heard from the president saying that's not why i -- >> anne's paper has documented he's made $100 million on holding events at his properties, trips to his properties, secret service, his sons. he's made money doing it. and both the former o.g.e. and richard painter says this is a violation of the emoluments clause. >> we have to leave it there. but my bet is it is going to many there in an election year and vladmir putin will be there. thanks to all of you. >>> turning now to tropical storm dorian, churning in the atlantic according to the 11:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center, puerto rico is still under a hurricane watch from the storm. it's expected

one man is dead another injured after a shooting in san jose happened the intersection of williamsburg drive and south winchester boulevard police nd 30 ded to reports of shots this morning. they also discovered that person was injured is expected to be ok there in the hospital now, but the other victim is dead shooter still on the loose 8 o 2 is the time. >>and the homeless man who attacked a woman outside of her apartment building in san francisco is going to face a judge today despite public outcry over his release his lawyer says that his client is following all the rules. the judge had laid out, however is kron 4 sarah stinson reports now joining us live that isn't much comfort to the folks who live there. >>yet people are still feeling very concerned about the fact that the judge decided to release 25 year-old austin been sent but he has been compliant that's what his attorneys saying that's what the judge is saying and he's expected to be here. which they say he has been comply with everything they said, and it's quite interesting actually because public defender released a new

it happened near the intersection of williamsburg drive and south winchester boulevard police responded to reports initially of shots being fired is around 12 30 this morning. that's where they discovered one person injured that person is expected to be ok, but again one other shot and killed and the shooter is still on the loose will update you when we find out more. >>the homeless man who attacked a woman outside her building in san francisco faces a judge today. >>despite public outcry over his release his lawyer says that he is following all of the judges orders we've got kron 4 sarah stinson joining us right now that doesn't seem to be offering much comfort though to the people who live in that area, sarah. >>that's true. i don't think they're satisfied with that because i think a lot of people just felt unsafe after watching that surveillance footage, you know these days we are going vid video of crimes that occur, and it's even scarier when you see it with the judge and did release 25 year-old austin been sent she waived his appearance on friday in court and then today, he is exp

not just the decaying urban centers and gentrifying coastal pockets, williamsburg, baltimore, both portlandsl 3,100 counties, all 320 million people. progressives want complete control of all of that very much, including your neighborhood. that is their goal in the coming election. what will happen if they achieve that goal? we don't have to guess. we can assess the city they already have control over and have for a long time.

here is seven times or fair oaks battle in is fought among twin houses along the williamsburg road that. slows down the union for a while but the most consequential thing in 1862, is that the confederate commander joe johnston will be put out of action resulting in jefferson davis putting in his third most ranking gentle, rocket e. lee. everybody thought held be cautious. he would become the most important confederate thing of anymore sort. soon after being put in, after riding around and gaining intelligence, he lashes out. loses at beaver creek. oses and then has some successes. mcclellan is eight miles on the other side of richmond and here is lee. 20 miles away from richmond. the yankees are countering under their gun goats -- cowering under their gun boats and robert e. lee has pushed them back. he feels richmond is safe and that he can leave. heir going to fight a terrible battle in august of 1861 called cedar mountain. the confederates almost lose. but ultimately the confederates hold on. photographers show up and show fresh graze and also dead horses at cedar mountain. they're c

is it greenpoint no, no, wait, wait williamsburg >> neither i live in a neighborhood called pagimm >>e never heard of that neighborhood how do you spell it? >> p-a-g-i-m-m >> oh, i see it's an anacronym. [ laughter ] >> yes, it is. >> and what does it stand for? >> it stands for put a gun in my mouth. [ laughter ] because that's what i want to do whenever i work with you >> j.j. hipster, everyone. [ applause ] you are full of it tonight oh, you're getting some applause, j.j. so j.j. and i, we went to the empire state building today. >> shut up no, we didn't. you're such a hack [ laughter ] >> j.j., you better be quiet or i'll put you back in your box. [ laughter ] >> oh, please do put me in that box duct tape it, shut and drop me in the river because this -- this right now, what we are doing in front of these people is a nightmare >> whoa. someone hasn't had their edibles. [ laughter ] >> shut up listen to yourself no one thinks this is funny. >> no, no. hold on here some people are laughing >> yes because they are nervous for you. [ laughter ] they're nervous because you're not funny

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we're going to have thanksgiving at our house and go to williamsburg for the holiday and the toast, and the fund-raise. i'll get rid of this. this is back when he answered the phone. i'll get rid of this. they discovered the 18-minute gap. he wanted to staff up. none of this take thanksgiving off, that was the first of four phone calls from al. i never made it back to the thanksgiving table, and my job was show up. get the staff, get in on friday after thanksgiving, find a tape expert who could testify what was wrong with the machine, and we did we found a guy from westinghouse who showed up on saturday and what later became clear, remember those tenser lamps, i told you this before, there used to be these tenser lamps that consumed a massive amount of amp if it was plugged into the same outlet as the tape recorder, too muchag amperage, faulty electrical outlet and a faulty bridge rectifier in the tape recorder clearly caused the buzzing. whether it caused the era -- nobody can be sure. we had the same problem with our machines, our tapes burt we couldn't prove it. the tape experts look

developed, and they have developed based on what the subject of these several days are here in williamsburgebrating jamestown, it is those pillars of democracy, that balance of power, the notion that we don't want mob rule, which is what you got online right now, directly emimpacting policymaking. so somehow there needs to be an interveppings. ms. compton: karl rove. mr. rove: i'll agree with governor hodges, part-time legislators. you may not know about the home state of texas. our legislature meets for 140 days every two years. but along -- we pay them $600 a month and begrudge every single penny we pay them and we, like every other state, have a balanced budget requirement. here's the other thing we ought to try to figure out how to do, and this will surprise you. we do not organize and we have not for 50 years organize the texas legislature on a partisan basis. when i moved to texas, moved from richmond, virginia, moved up and picked up and moved to austin, texas, i went to work for the senior republican in the legislature. he was one of 13 out of 150 members of the house of representat

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