Captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2008 thats the job for a historian. Most historians, if they think about photographs at all, focus on them as images not material objects and as illustrations rather than as primary sources that can and should themselves be the subject of historical analysis. Watch ken burns 1996 series on the west and Pay Attention to his treatment of the pueblo revolt of 1680. While he uses engravings of spaniards it to visual issize the story he relies on 19th and 20th century sorry gave away my story there, trying to highlight this picture here, he relies on 19th and 20th century photographs to depict the pueblo protagonists. This approach conveys an insidious image. European people change with time. One would never use images from two centuries later to depict them, but native peoples live on in an unchanging past, a photograph made 240 years later is just fine. We are susceptible to this historical use of photographs when we do not know better. I
they were really concerned. the reporter: roach and another parent tell fox 25, they worry the conditions made their kids sick. the board of health couldn t confirm that, but some are still not satisfied with the ymca s response. why didn t nobody tell me, nobody sent out an email or a letter. nothing. the reporter: now, in the last 30 minutes, canton s director of public health called me to say he went back out to check on the bathroom himself this afternoon. he now says it s been completely cleaned. the ymca said bathrooms available to kids at the time of the problems. eric rasmussen, fox 25 news. mark: as we continue to follow breaking news, and a serious warning about travel to south florida. the c.d.c. is telling pregnant women not to go there. vanessa: fox 25 s eric richie is live at logan airport with more details on the new zika findings. there is a handful of flights to the miami area tonight. the reporter: yeah. vanessa, the last flight to miami left a
casting their ballots and banking on home state wins. new york is a special place. i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york. reporter: brooklyn-born sanders putting up a fight for the democrats 241 delegates at stake in today s primary count ong a large turnout at the polls. i m afraid she s going to be disappointed. we re feeling very good. reporter: on the republican side, trump shaking up his campaign staff with his field director resigning and putting aside this recent slipup in referring to 9/11. and i watched our police and our firemen down on 7-eleven at the world trait center. reporter: today saying if he wins the new york delegates ted cruz should drop out. i would say so. but that s up to him. reporter: cruz polling behind trump and kasich here in the empire straight. maryland is a battleground. reporter: is focusing on next week s primary. the key kasich and sanders are all campaigning in pennsylvania w
the suspect seen on surveillance footage decked out in s.w.a.t. team gear. an all-out search for the killer right now. and an abc news exclusive. the baseball player who put family first, walking away from a multimillion-dollar career after he was asked to stop bringing his son to work every day, now speaking out for the first time on camera. i haven t lost an ounce of sleep. i mean, i have zero regrets. adam laroche revealing the real reason for his retirement and what his son drake thinks about his decision. only on gma. and we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. big day in the race for president. the polls are open right now in new york. let s take a look at some of the polling places. the candidates crisscrossing the street the state right now. there s hillary clinton and donald trump. donald trump in manhattan. that synagogue in manhattan right there. both candidates making some headlines overnight. donald trump getting a little flack for
hillary clinton she has 1,425 pledged delegates. if you add her lead with the pledged delegates to the superdelegates where she has 502 to bernie sanders 38, she would only need to win 27% of the remaining delegates to reach the democrats magic number which is 2,3 2,383. for sanders, he would need 73% of the remaining delegates. last primary is june 7. john dickerson we will be watching you on face the nation sunday. thank you. so do the police have the right to order you to take a blood alcohol test? the supreme court took up that question today and jan crawford is there. reporter: blood and breath tests have become a key tool in fighting drunk driving. but are police now going too far? typically the government can suspend a suspected drunk driver s license for refusing to take a blood alcohol test. but 14 states now impose harsher criminal penalties. police can perform the test without a warrant and lock up those who refuse. government attorney kathy keena. spe