A sort of Foreign Affairs minister who talked about a new beginning a new deal when he congratulated president elect joe biden and Vice President campbell arias so the relation between the u. S. And germany has been really really difficult over the past 4 years remember in 2017 when after the g. 7 summit bank of america was saying at the times during which we are doing which we can count on each others are over now referring to tribes attitude towards its western allies so theres really a sense of relief tonight in body and of course German Government would have congratulated donald trump how do you run a lecture on bets. That didnt you knew relation a new era between the u. S. And germany come stocked with these new presidency of joe biden our reporters have been out talking to everyday germans about what they think until their reactions. Im far too often i think what you want about trump but he has divided the United States lets see what mine will bring in the end it can only get bet
Country for lectures in history. Why do you all know who lizzy borden is and raise your hand if you had ever heard of this murder, the gene harris murder trial before this class. The deepest cause where well find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. So were going to talk about both of these sides of this story here, right . The tools, the techniques of slave owner power. Well also talk about the tools and techniques of power that were practiced by enslaved people. Watch history professors lead discussions with their students on topicses rangi ranging from American Revolution to september 11th, lectures on history every saturday at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on American History tv. It available as a podcast. Find it where you listen to podcasts. Cspan has around the clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic and its all available on demand at cspan. Org coronavirus. Watch white house briefings,
Here this morning. Lets check the jam cams as we get ready for a monday morning we are all in a good mood eagles victory yesterday but we are ready to go, live look at the blue route southbound working your way out of mid county down toward schuylkill expressway. Is there construction that is out there on the ramp. They have long johns on working hard overnight and anything that didnt, evaporate yesterday, is laying out there in the form of some black ice. Be careful there this morning, to the maps we will go faulk land road not that far from here closed off of new port gap road some down wires from an overnight accident as we go to the ben franklin bridge a live look for the gang coming from south jersey this morning, so far, so good but again, expect some slippery conditions, as we step outside the front door. Speaking of front door we are here on the inside of the front door traders cove at penns place a cool spot that has plenty of things for to us talk about here during our six ho
Rotated his slaves between philadelphia and mount vernon for a not very president ial reason . Hes also a chief operating officer. Dr. Arnold, thank you very much for joining us. You are the goto person for pennsylvania facts. Ive been with the Historical Society for over 24 years. Im also a tour guide within the city. Its always amazing that people, even locals, dont know a lot of the history of their own city. One of the first ones starts with the founding of philadelphia, founded by william penn and william penn was a quaker. Part of that is street names. Ray street used to be called sassafras. The east west streets were named after trees and the north south streets were named after numbers. Philadelphia was the very first city built on a public grid and Public Square system in the United States and were also the first city that established a street numbering system based on numbers. And why numbers and trees . Its because part of his quaker philosophy. Theyre the plain people. You
President of the Delaware River water front. The Agency Planning the park. These renderings show a 12acre seemless transition have old city to the highway to the waters sglej i think you can see the city extend to the water front and water front extend to the city. The mayor announced a 90 million commitment from the city and penn do the and William Foundation announce 125 million combined and 10 million from the final goal. It will connect the city to the water. And the park would extend over 95 and columbus boulevard from chestnut to walnut. Jena lives nearby and looks forward to the idea. I think it will gb for the city and community. I think it will be good for the kids and families. It will give them something to do. More moreerring plans to make it seasonable adding ice skating in the winter and. Looks like a great park. Havertown resident kirk smucker wants to bring his kids when the park opens. Its great to get people out and bring people into the city and revenue into the city