please welcome phillip greenwalt. phillip is the co-founder of emerger revolution war and a full time contributor to emerger civil war. he is the author or co-author of two volumes in the emerger revolution war series and three volumes in the emerger civil war series and one of his books is downstairs. phil graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in history from wheeling jesuit university and has a graduate degree in american history from george mason university. he is currently a supervisory park ranger with the national park service in florida, you can ask him about fun snakes he might have seen recently. so with that, let us learn a little bit about why someone would want to burn down boston. [ applause ] i will move the microphone up, maybe one of them. so, yeah, i m a park ranger in the everglades, so i did not bring any snakes so everyone can stay in the first or second rows, i know that was a big concern by rob and liz. but today s talk is centered on something a li
alexandria, virginia. to start off the afternoon, please welcome philip green wall. philip is the cofounder of emerging revolutionary war and the full-time contributor to emerging civil war. he is the author or coauthor of two volumes in the american revolutionary war series, and three volumes in the emerging civil war series. one of his books as downstairs, as well. phil graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in history from wheel and jesuit university and has a graduate degree in american history from george mason university. he is currently a supervisor and park ranger with the national park service in florida. you can ask him about the fun things he may have seen recently there. with, that let us learn a bit about why someone would want to burn down boston. (laughs) (applause) i will move the microphone up. i am a park ranger in the everglades. don t bring any snakes. i know that was a big concern. did you but today s top is centered on something farther north. bein
phil graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in history from wheeling jesuit university and great degree in american history from george mason university. he is currently a supervisory park ranger with the national park service in florida. you can ask him about fun snakes he might have seen recently. with that, let s learn why someone would want to burn down boston. so, yeah, i m a park ranger in the everglades. so i do not bring any snakes. everyone can stay in the first or second rows. i know that was a big concern by rob and liz. but today s talk is centered on something further north. and being a baltimore orioles fan, there is multiple reasons why i want to see boston burn, especially fenway. today is the road to revolution. and boston epicenter of that early colonial opposition to the parliament, to the british, to being in existence. i figure i would summit up in three dates, march 5th, 1770, april 17th, 1775. so thanks for coming. we ll take questions. they re all
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. welcome to bbc news. a special concert will take place tonight at buckingham palace, as a weekend ofjubilee celebrations continues, to give thanks to the queen for her 70 year reign. 22,000 people will gather for the platinum party at the palace, when the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge will pay tribute to the queen for her enduring service. the derby at epsom also takes place afternoon but the queen will not attend. instead, she s expected to watch the event on television from windsor castle. would you like another one? the queen s love of horses is well known. these pictures were filmed earlier this year, at the royal stud. however, she won t be attending the epsom derby later today, but will watch on the television instead. just as she watched yesterday s national service of thanksgiving at st paul s cathedral. her mobility issues prevented her being there in person to hear the thanks for a lifet
an argument with some teenagers and at some point, a 15-year-old boy stabbed three men. two of them died including the naval officer. we will go live to the scene in a few minutes with news4 s pat collins. jim handly here at the news4 live desk with the latest on a shooting outside a u.s. air force base. investigators tell us there is no longer a threat after a man armed with a rifle tried to enter the little rock air force base in arkansas. right now we don t know if that man opened fire but two guards did shoot him when they recognized he was a threat. that man is currently in critical condition at this hour. the by stander was also hurt. the base was put on lockdown during the investigation and a bomb squad was called in to search the map some uv. we don t know why that man wanted to get on to the base. investigators think he did act alone. at the live desk i m jim handly. there was a published report with a plot to spring those two convicted killers from the prison in