a wall against trump, blocking the entrance to the convention center with a massive cloth banner painted like a wall. we re going to be walling off hate, xenophobia, and continue our pledge to take the committees from people in positions of power and do not look out for the benefit of all of us as a community. today we are drawing a line in the sand. to start protecting their people because we as a community know the solutions. no one else is going to do it for us. this is a call to action and a message to trump and anyone who feels like using xenophobia and hate as a means of power, that is not the solution and we are going to fight. amy: meanwhile, at least 17 people were arrested during another demonstration outside the rnc after a protester attempted to burn an american flag. burning american flags is legal under most circumstances. police used horses to try to break up the protest. another shocking video of police shooting an african-american man has emerged. i
professor richard gamble. when did the phrase sitting on the hill originate? in the gospel of matthew and made way of american history by way of speech and discourse written by the governor john back in 1630 and he wrote what became later a very famous speech called charity and gradually the phrase sitting on a hill came to describe be used by historians and others to describe america and one of the things i m most interested in is how americans got into the habit of calling themselves a city on hill, how did they become an american nickname and the tendency that i found over the years is for politicians and journalists and others to assume that americans from earlier colonial period always thought themselves as city on a hill. it took more than 200 years before a prominent american historian started picking up the phrase and applying it to america s identity. what does the concept mean? comes from the sermon on the mount in gospel of matthew and there jesus says to t
i think the projects in this studio would ve included the famous kootenai playhouse in riverside, illinois, which you may remember the kind of balloon and confetti windows. it was supposed to be like a parade for children s school, a private school. he also did the designs for this huge and very successful, while it lasted, midway gardens, which was a big, big garden and conserve card that took up a whole city block in chicago and had indoor and outdoor entertainment and no person in the summer of 1914 just before it was burned down. in fact, he was working on the final details of it when he got the news. those plans would have been done here as well. there was a number of pretty famous places. he also did the early drawings for the imperial hotel here in the little house it was not a little house, the little house in minnesota matcher powhatan museum. it was salvaged and replaced very. they can at the studios. one of the main themes was that he was always trying to get a
president obama. it s the first time the two men have talked face to face. officials in thailand confirming they have satellite images showing 300 objects floating in the south indian ocean. the search for flight 370 called off due to rough weather. the official death toll is expected to grow up to 25 people. hundreds of searchers continue to claw through a mountain of dirt and debris. engine 33 has a mayday on channel 2 tragedy in boston. an inferno raced through a boston brownstone. two firefighters were killed battling the nine-alarm blaze. citizens were saved, and that s what we do. we sacrifice our lives for the citizens of the city of boston. the twister touched down in roseville, up near sacramento. it damaged 12 homes. tornado right there. setting the case for athletics, northwestern football players can unionize. oh, that? the photos from the grand canyon. they used canyons and harnesses to clean the underside of the skywalk. he is being