Waiting. One person emerged from the home with his hands up. About 45 minutes later four other people came out. Heres what the witness told us early on. we heard them talk to someone through the door. And they told him to call his parents, call your mom and dad. So we knew someone was in there. They said they tried to get in because i asked the Police Officer and he said we cant get in because he has it barricaded very well. 54 taken from the house. Again, madacc was there to take them away. Reporting live in milwaukee, Beverly Taylor fox 6 news. Steph thanks bev. One day after a decision was announced. That a wauwatosa officer will not face criminal charges. Were learning more about what lead up to a deadly officerinvolved shooting. Fox sixs Myra Sanchick joins us District Attorney made his ruling yesterday, theyve received Death Threats. They are investigating them and are on high alert. Meanwhile, were getting a look at the 180 pages of documents from the Milwaukee Police investigat
Abigail adams wrote to her husband about this time. She said, future generations who will reap the blessings will scarcely know the hardships and suffering we have endured on their behalf, and we do not. We do not sufficiently know. Wrote that, and when i read that, it reminded me that these people knew they were making history. Absolutely. They knew they were being called upon to play a part in one of the great historical dramas of all time and they would be judged by how they played their parts, each individually. Wonderful, young henry knox, one ,f the most admirable people aid to George Washington, former boston bookseller, knew nothing more about the military than what he read in books. 25 years old. The very day the text of the declaration of independence arrives in new york from washington from philadelphia, he writes, as we play our parts, history will thes ill or favorably future will judge us ill or favorably. They know they are part of history. That is extremely important to
One of the reasons i wanted to write a book was a line Abigail Adams wrote to her husband about this time. She said, future generations who will reap the blessings will scarcely know the hardships and sufferings we have endured on their behalf. And we dont. We do not sufficiently no. Mr. Rose i knew she wrote that. When i read that, it reminded me that these people knew they were making history. Mr. Mccullough absolutely. Absolutely. They knew they were being called upon to play a part in one of the great historical dramas of all time, and that they would be judged by how they played their parts, each individually. Henry knox, wonderful, young henry knox, was one of the most admirable people in the whole world. Mr. Rose aid to George Washington. Mr. Mccullough commander of artillery. A former boston bookseller who knew nothing more about the military then he read in books. 25 years old. He writes the very day the text of the independence declaration arrives from philadelphia, he writes
The programs youll see on booktv this weekend. For a complete television schedule. Go to booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. And now we kick off the weekend with Nathaniel Philbrick on the relationship between George Washington and Benedict Arnold. [inaudible conversations] good evening, everyone. Good evening. That was good. That was very good. [laughter] thank you all for being here. Im the president of George Washingtons mount ver. No we are delighted to have you for this installment of the ford evening book talks, and i begin by thank the Ford Motor Company for their Enduring Partnership with mount vernon. Theyve done a great deal for us including endowing this book talk series. I am personally pleased to welcome back Nathaniel Philbrick. Its his third time hes visited mount vernon in as many years. I asked to introduce him because whenever i do that, im struck by his bone fee bonafides as a true renaissance man. He has an
Grandchildren call you . This is a huge you are a grandparent what will you call me . I wanted to be granny my mom said my daughter said no she runs reallife she said no. So i said if she tried to say leslie all my mothers grandchildren called her by her name because that is what she wanted i thought it might come out wally summer has been said okay if your lally and i and pop so were lollipop. [laughter] and the grandchildren until very recently were too young to get a but then one day the five yearold said you are a lollipop. [laughter] she will be signing copies of her book right outside. It think i heard a story about this photograph . As the kids are sitting there quietly reading. Obviously we staged a the photo the older one was paying attention in the little one was jumping up and down we could not get them to cooperate so we taped the iphones into the book and put on a frozen and their watching frozen. [laughter] spec tell little secret. [laughter] truth in advertising. I want