a gentleman from the there's a organization in philadelphia. he's a and he was with the fifth or six regiment color regiment. he does reenactments and he had enable uniform because i went online. try to find one and it was like really hard is really hard, but he had whining said see it. i think it may fit you and he's and it did. it's winter uniform, but if it's a little warm, but if it's so i i said fine. i'll take it and here that's how i got it. really? you most of the uniforms i replicates because they're not 150 years old, you know, it's quite a few settlers online where you can order a uniform and you receive it in a matter of but the actual person that you are i guess reenacting for it is what's most important for example, i'm today. i am a reenactor for lieutenant colonel william reed. was a commander of the 35th united states color troops based out of new bern, north carolina. and in the battle of austie in florida wants to colonel was killed the leukem lieutenant colonel took his place and led the 35th regiment in battle. in olustee,

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, and also the was an incredible flourishing radical scene in philadelphia in the 1850s, '60s, '70s. i think in part connected to the strong quaker tradition and the liberalism of quakerism. so ida craddock went to friends at central which is still a highly regarded quaker school in philadelphia and she was a star student, very brilliant and she wanted to be the first woman in the undergraduate program at the university of pennsylvania and it would not accept her because she was a woman. so what did she do? she turned to sex trading. the reason she did that was she was really interested in world religion and chip taking a trip to alaska where she saw these very phallic looking totem poles. i feel very connected to her because i went to brown university which specializes in semiotics and she reminds me of myself. did you also? now i know why we like each other so much. i don't need to tell you about -- you were there in the peak of semiotics but she became obsessed with sex and symbolism and she went to the world's there in 1893 and saw the belly dancers at the time and she was intere

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philadelphia. schmear perfection. >>> the road to passing the big biden agenda runs through the house where there is a democratic family feud over how to pave that road. we shouldn't hold infrastructure postage to it from the democrat stephanie murphy commenting on $3.5 trillion budget. she's one of many calling on nancy pelosi to put the bipartisan bill to a vote this month and deal with the larger budget plan later. progressives that say that is not what was promised and insists it is not what is needed. >> i'm just concerned about momentum and making sure that we deliver everything together. we're a big team. we ran on and won the house, the senate and the white house on a vision that got laid out through the jobs and families plan. these two are intertwined. >> panel is back with me. let me start with melanie. you work on the hill every day. is this a process debate or is this a policy problem? >> well, look, with moderates, if they're willing to actually tank this bill and vote against leaders

i brought jack maple up and john jiminy who preceded you in philadelphia and miami. and john miller. john miller i have is my first press commissioner and everyone knows john miller. john i gave jobs to three times. he was my commissioner following giuliani and into the lapd in 2002 in brought them back in 2014. he is given a million-dollar jobs to take 200,000 are your jobs and i also had once again civilians from the outside. the first time i had kelling washington others in my second go-round in 2014 and i'm jumping ahead a little on you but it links back to 94. in your 50 year career you made -- met incredibly challenging and -- 2014 i had the opportunity it's like the movie this thing paul newman and robert redford the last thing and everybody wanted in. everybody wanted to come in and i had friends and colleagues over the years knocking on the door. they all wanted the last hurrah and i got them all in the dark. when i had my executive staff meetings killing washington gable and maple. maple had passed on god let love them at that time that literally i had the

more than 30,000 people came to the philadelphia academy of fine arts in march alone to just view this painting. and among the number of 30,000, who were coming there to view the painting were veterans of sheridan's command. individuals who had fought at ceder creek, inspired by sheridan's arrival at ceder creek. and they took pride in this. they took great admiration from this painting. some were so pleased, so overjoyed with the depictions, that they sent letters of congratulations to thomas buchanan reed. wrote to reed as follows. allow me to express my great satisfaction with this painting. i consider it a most excellent likeness of my late chief. you have expressed, on canvas, all the life and fire he displayed upon the day he took his celebrated ride when he turned defeat into victory. >>> about a decade after the debut of reed's painting, the artist, james kelly, began to work on a sculptor of the event. and just as thomas buchanan reed had done, kelly interviewed sheridan. made studies of his face, equipment, everything. when kelly completed the sculptor, sheridan, who was deal

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>> it certainly did although by that point bulk of brown brothers was the least significant in philadelphia the second least significant. the baltimore house was a clearinghouse and in agent for the new york house at that point. the two sons of alexander had george brown cashed out by the 1830s and john brown also cashed out when they died and those houses while they were led by cousins and nephews were not as important. even though the baltimore house provides is essentially becomes alex. brown and sons which is bought by -- and has that future history as well. he orders the baltimore house to fly union jack in the middle of the city that was confederate and baltimore is being occupied. it was definitely a tense period but as the business side all-timer was not at important enough to be in business with the brown brothers at that point. >> did you get cooperation from brown brothers and how did you conduct your research? >> i did get cooperate in but i didn't need cooperation. brown brothers commissioned a 150 anniversary book and wrote about five years from the early 60s until 1967 collat

it's a story mistold by the conviction integrity unit in philadelphia. they kept turning over rocks and what they found was disturbing. cases that were perhaps false testimony and cases in which not all of the evidence was put forward and hidden from defense attorneys and they have cleared more than 25 people through their continuing work and it continues to raise the specter that they will find other cases which they're actively looking for. in fact, we'll have breaking news related to this story and police, potential police misconduct when we air it tonight. >> what does justice finally look like today from walter ograud? >> he's out of prison. our cameras were there when he got out. it's one of those moments when you get the chills when someone is released after they were locked up for something they were innocent of. he's suing detectives involved in the case and trying to restore as much of his life as he can. >> has there been a progress to solving the case of murder of barbara jean horn. >> the wife believes, and the father is not sure and they're

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in that, the judgment in 2021, the court ruled the city of philadelphia was wrong to end the catholic group's contract to provide foster care services. that was a unanimous decision. did that surprise you? guest: in the religious freedom area, that is an area we have seen some surprise but it should not be a surprise. in 2010, the hosanna case was a case that started a trend that recognized we have a k that is very pro-religious freedom and that is totally appropriate because we have a constitution that is pro-religious freedom. it is represented in the bill of rights and protected by the bill of rights. i think as in any case, in order to get unanimity, the case ended up having a narrower result. there were some justices who wanted to go further. i think that is also a common theme you see in many supreme court cases, but it did send a very powerful message that justices across -- not just spectrum of the political appointees but how they interpret law all agreed that in this case, philadelphia could not simply exclude catholic social services from foster care contracts because they

who swept connie mack's philadelphia a's. there was concern about whether that series is fixed and maybe that's why connie mack broke up that team, afterwards. arnold rothstein, the fellow i wrote the biography of. the big bankroll. the go-to guy. the loan shark. the gambler. the casino owner, the rum runner, the bootlegger, the drug smuggler, the guy who is involved in everything in new york with politics and wall street bucket shops. and, you know, even loaning money to finance broadway shows and theaters. everything. he is the big bankroll. that was the -- the name of a book, a biography of him in 1959. it's very true. and so, sport sullivan might be up to doing and fixing the world series. but he doesn't have the money to make it all work. now, maybe you can make that work. there's $80,000, eight -- $10,000 a man being dangled in front -- in front of the white sox. but then, what do you do? you have got to lay down bets to make money on the world series. there's no use doing this, as some -- as some intellectual exercise.

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frontier airlines had this happen on a flight from philadelphia to miami. miami-dade police say a passenger on one of these flights essentially got drunk, took his shirt off, groped two flight attendants, and then a third flight attendant was assigned to watch him, and this happened. it gets really interesting and spicy here because, after all this happened, this passenger was duct taped to his seat. this tape -- it's called restraint tape. it's in the kit for flight attendants to deal with flight emergencies. frontier came out and said they were suspending this flight crew. now it says they support the flight crew. 22-year-old maxwell berry is charged with three counts of battery according to the miami-dade police department. we reached out to him for comment, although he's not reached back up to us. 3,715 unruly passengers this year alone according to the faa. 100 in the last week. only 99 initiated enforcement action by the faa. flight attendants are celebrating this because this passenger has been brought to justice so quickly. >> it's straight-up assau

defund the police decriminalizing we have all is criminal justice reform is driving us crazy and in philadelphia or home city federal judges stopped stop-and-frisk and they tell the person to move along. the challenges of the 21st century are enormous. the good news coming out of this the tragic death of floyd really caused a racial awakening on precedent in this country. we will see how that goes moving forward but it also is causing a re-examination of what police do and why we do it and we continue to do it or should it be given to someone else? we are going to have some responsibilities we need to be refunded and like yourself i'd than that of a long time and i remained ops -- optimistic even in the midst of this racial tension that we are still doing with this flock of trust. the 90s we had trust to restore because we dealt with crime. a mighty city of new york city overall crime is down 80% since 2019 and the overall country was down -- 40%. the cops could do something about crime. we will have to prove once again on 21st century crime at this time let's do something about race relations a

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now we know that the church is in philadelphia by richard allen and it's in the year 1860. in charleston there is the manual church and in 1822 a man was accused of plotting and insurrection. how did he get free? this is one of the ironies and complexity of slavery. he was an enslaved man and played the lottery like he plays the convenience store and $11,500 and used 600 of the $1,500 to buy his own freedom from his so-called owners and so after 1800 he was freed and he was a very prominent man. we don't know if it was and insurrection. he was accused of leaving this plot and of course he was executed. the church was completely destroyed. now there was enormous sensitivity wasn't even the right word. there was paranoia because the haitians had defeated the army in bonaparte when napoleon became emperor they wanted to reinstitute on the island. >> and a particularly brutal form of slavery. the lifespan on the plantation was seven years. sugar was like crack. they were using the analysis but normal people, students couldn't, kings and queens and only wealthy people could use

also republishing things that appeared elsewhere if you're in new york and printing something from philadelphia or boston or london in this joint image goes viral first in 1754 but ten years later when the colonies are beginning to unite against london and has a rebirth and it will lead to the stamp act congress where they joined together and ten years after that it has a re-reverse and he hibernates and he reawakens he's like a phoenix and in 1774 he reawakens for the continental conference back in franklin's philadelphia which will involve joining against britain and if you don't join you will die and eventually this meme is going to be the single best federal argument for the constitution. we have to hang together, otherwise britain will cut us to pieces or france or spain, geostrategic arguments individual union in my god franklin is seen a versiony of that a more british version as early as 1754 he puts it in a simple picture that ordinary people can understand and three simple words that make a powerful political argument. joined, he's convincing a moment. >> how many characters. >> it's

>> a gentleman from the organization in philadelphia, and he was with the fifth or sixth colored regiment. he does reenactments, and he handed me a uniform. i went online to try to find one and it was really hard. was really hard. but he had one and he said i think it may fit you. and it did. so it's a little warm but it fits. so i said fine, i will take it. and that's how i got it. >> when johnny comes marching home again hurrah. >> we will give him a hearty welcome then hurrah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> most of the uniforms are replicated. they are not 150 years old. there are some places online where you can order a uniform and you'll receive it in a matter of days. but the actual person that you are i guess reenacting for, that's what's most important. for example today i am reenacting for lieutenant colonel, william reed. he was a commander of the 35th united states colored troops. based out of newark north carolina. and in the batter as the battle in florida, when the colonel was killed, the lieutenant colonel led the 35th regiment in battle. that was in florida. so lieutenant colonel william

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