pound mastiff while she went shopping inside this tj maxx yesterday. 28-year-old lauren borg lie to authorities according to police about who the boy is and is being held on a $5000 bond. these are a few of the 17 dogs rescued from flooding in south carolina after hurricane matthew. they areju hopefully finding new homes in our area. the cleveland apl is housing them and credits the petco foundation for helping fund transportation teams to go to the southeast and rescue them. the attorney general s office is investigating monday s shooting near crocker park that left one robber dead after he fled from the scene of his crime at a cvs store, then crashed into a police car. the office still not saying where his airsoft gun was found or whether he brandished it. president obama will be spending the night in cleveland after an event in columbus. for his pick, donald trump is leading in ohio by one point in hillary clinton in the latest postdebate poll by nbc news and the wall st
all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. that was s a building about to be demolished. it had been boarded up for over years. and because the building was boarded up for more than 20 years, people knew about the building. so close to t was downtown, it was because it was boarded up. unusual situation. talk about the project and hannah barker and say, oh, that house. mystery behind what this house was. was an amazing very who played a important role in boulder s history. in ireland. in 1844 and you know there s a lot about her early years that we don t know. but we know that she was trained a teacher, probably in iowa. you can imagine as an irish immigrant probably poor, it was her.ppingstone for it was her way to the middle class. and to find herself in colorado the way that the time, word is now a very small mountain town. it was biggerays, than boulder. had a larger population than had never had a schoolteacher. and she was brought here by a owned a mine in word and worker
greater authority over the district attorney, or over me. my district attorney then said he can t order you to stop without going to the courts. but in the eyes of the public, the attorney general of the state has more authority than you or i do. perhaps you should consider stopping. about theking attorney general s concerns that couples would be misled if they had a license and could get no further benefits with that license. myself, decided to stop issuing at that point. i think that lgbt issue people were scared to death of those marriage licenses being given out in 1975. being as appropriate as we could and we were ahead of the curve of people not only in boulder, but also all over the country. i remember a piece that i read about the deposition from phyllis lyon in the prop eight case in california. she had been asked if she was giving the deposition she was with del martin for decades before they eventually did get married in the san francisco city hall. in the
immigrant, probably poor, it was her way into the middle class. ward,o find yourself in colorado, a small mountain town, bigger than boulder in those days. it had never had a school teacher. she was brought here by a guy who owned the mine and realize that the workers that he had were starting to have children and they were not getting any education. the story goes, she taught in a saloon. during the day they cleared out all the evidence of the revelry in the night and then after school was over things would be moved back in. she taught in ward a couple of years and then moved to boulder and was one of the first teachers in the school district. it is hard to speculate about hannah and her motivations. but you cannot help but imagine what it must ve been like to travel across the country, from iowa to boulder, shortly after the civil war. the train was a year from being completed to denver. by probably did not come train, which meant horses, some kind of stagecoach. a pretty d
he spends most of his days thinking about the pacific theater of world war ii but his heart will always remain back in 1861, 1860 2, 1863, 1864. marrying his two loves, talking about the navy. [applause] thank you. that is certainly one of the more entertaining introductions i have ever had. i also note that i go second, which is a great thought but that youies the caveat now have had your coffee, you hope will could up, chris has warmed you up but since i am the one guy talking about the navy, this is insurance i don t put you to sleep. what can i say? there will be an open discussion after this. both the union and confederacy knew that 1864 would be the decisive year in the civil war. regardless of how the fighting went on land and sea, by the end of the year the future course of the civil war would he decided. for the confederacy, every effort on land and sea bent towards the cause of victory. the confederate navy this year achieved its peak strength and was certainly ex