jon: if smallpox doesn t kill you, what s the lengthy wear down? i don t know how long it would be ill with that, i would say at least several weeks. another treatment killed quite a few. it wasn t a give me that you were going to survive. jon: despite the harsh conditions and their battles with deprivation and disease, washington s men rallied to overcome not only smallpox, but also the occupying british army. they wanted liberty, they wanted freedom and they were willing to sacrifice all for liberty and freedom. jon: incredible, the resilience of those who built this country. next to galveston, texas, began as a beautiful day 117 years ago but when it was over an estimated 10-12,000 people were dead, victims of the storm of 1900. it is still the deadliest natural disaster in u.s. history that the people of galveston
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played guitar and the way that stipe sang where the voice was incredible but you couldn t quite figure out what he was saying it just made them more alluring and mysterious, you can get why that band would become huge. it wasn t new wave, it wasn t a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. it s the end of the world as we know it it s the end of the world as we know it and i feel fine fine, fine, fine you know, this is the thing about the 80s. everyone thinks it s about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the
crucial to the guidance of a missile to a catarget. we know they still have problems and a long way to go. we also know they are still very much working on it, and that s a big concern to the u.s. because this missile, according to analysts now, was in fact significantly larger than previous missiles they have fired. the first stage, second stage. what does that mean? it means it can in fact fly higher, fly longer, and carry a bigger war head of bigger pay load. finally, what the analysts are beginning to learn about this missile test, it was at least partially liquid fuel, and that gave u.s. satellites seeing it being readied for launch. it wasn t a bolt out of the blue. the u.s. was able to see some of that last-minute activity inside north korea through various
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