that tonight s program, which is being recorded, will last approximately 45 minutes. this includes 15 minutes for questions and answers. please submit your questions via the q&a function on your zoom screen at any time during the talk. we will respond to as many as possible during the final part of the program. and now, saving the union and ending the civil war. so our series has argued that in aggregate, objects and documents have the singular power to convey a sweeping historical narrative, in our case, the story of the civil war. so harold, now looking back on the book, which inspired the series, the civil war and 50 objects, are there any objects or documents among the plethora of choices we had in new york historic s collection that you wish we had been able to include? oh, from the book? i would say we covered the waterfront pretty well in terms of diversifying the choices. i guess a couple of regrets for time reasons was the handwritten diary of george templeton
right now at 11, video trashing a local high school classroom. good evening everyone. i m james. and i m wendy. abc action news reporter talking to angry parents about why the teacher stood there and watched in this exclusive story. this fly in a sink st. pete high school classroom shows two female students fighting and screaming as their classmates that s not what parents we spoke to find most disturbing. these two kids are really fighting and i sigh a teacher, an adult in the background and he s not coming over. teacher should be involved in trying to break it up but no. the video does show the teacher trying to guide the two students out the door. he does move other children out of the way. maybe he did but who knows. but being a teacher, i would have done more. parents admit teachers work in a difficult environment but most believe this one should have stopped the fight sooner. i don t expect them to get involved because sometimes it escalates the situatio
media and has caused concern from the parents. these two kids are really fighting. and i see the teacher, an adult in the background. he s not coming over. the teacher should be involved, try to break it up, but no. the pinellas county school district said a teacher can intervene physically but are not required to if they feel it isn t safe. school resource officers are placed on campus for that reason. it s not clear school officials say they are investigating if all policies were followed. deputies are investigating a woman s body found in a ditch. deputies say the woman s body was fully clothed, and there are no on signs of a cause of death. we have an update on that search for a missing rivervow father. hillsboro county deputies find body along the river. someone found the boy alone with the jet ski on an island. investigators do not suspect foul play, but a medical examiner will perform an autopsy and determine a cause of death. happening today, the woman con
we ll change this afternoon. rain chance about 10%. we ll keep that with that easterly flow. and, yes, another warm day on tap for us today. i think we ll get back into the mid 80s later this afternoon. then the cold front moves in on the weekend. more on that and the keerl temperatures in a few minutes. good morning, everybody. the big story in the traffic department we re following today is this crash in hudson. it happened height rear county line road at grand club drive. this is a serious crash with injuries. fhp telling me all of the westbound lanes this is going to cause problems if you are trying to get over to u.s. 19. what you are gonna want to do is head north and take spring hill drive inside. you are crossing the water this morning, all the bridges look great. we are sfil less than ten minutes to get across the bay from pinellas into hilsboro. minute after 6:00. in democracy 2016, for the first time since may, donald trump pulling ahead of hilary clinton in a
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. new plan tonight could finally spell relief for thousands of commuters across our area. it has been weeks of living through a travel nightmare waiting in long lines and crowding on to packed trains. septa now says it may finally have a fix for its defective cars. good evening to you, i m lucy noland. the fix it s not a quick one but rider cos see a difference as of next month. fox 29 s chris oh com is live at septa headquarters with what s up. chris? reporter: that s right, lucy. septa train commuters at least now have some answers as to when their train service will return back to normal. septa management announcing to customers today that full service should return by sometime in october. it s been a long and frustrating summer so far for septa rail commuters. a lot of standing room only. crowded trains and awkward schedules. reporter: help is finally on the way after septa pulled a third of its tr