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damage coming in and we do think it is a wedge tornado, maybe an ef-4 or close to an ef- 5. that means it could be close to 200 mile-per-hour winds. minneapolis and kansas city under the gun for violent thunderstorms, possibly producing tornadoes. back at home, a whole different story. 70 and mild. muggy from eldridge to passa dina. temperatures stay into the 60s tonight. we are concerned about fog tomorrow with temperature around 63. and showers and storms tomorrow with temperatures c...

>> theyre doing their job. i cant complain. >> im not all right. i dont feel that way. i feel im being violated, man. >> we do random cell searches every day throughout the facility. four times a year well do the entire unit. thats every inmate in the unit gets searched as well as all of their cells. >> today, 30 deputies are inspecting a housing unit of 180 inmates at the house of correction. >> were bringing in two dogs today. one of them is a patrol dog, its a german shepherd. hes usually pre...

Present. anything that makes them second guess their bad behavior is on our side. >> i want to talk to lieutenant medeiros. >> during the searches we came across inmate danny smith in possession of a large quantity of canteen items. you know a lot of times inmates will swap canteen items for gambling or strong-arm another inmate in the unit. thats how they pay. thats their currency, the canteen. >> five years ago during a prior stay here sal giuliano was convicted of a more serious offense -- at...

getting a chance to cool down. that were seeing with the cloud cover and even the moderate rain if youre not getting the storms. 75 in frederick, maryland. 95 grows in fredericksburg, virginia. hopefully some of that rain will make it down to the south because we sure could stand to cool down everywhere. as far as your evening goes, the storms will stay with us until 9:00. well talk more about what awaits us tomorrow coming up in a couple of minutes. storms have already knocked out p...

Across inmate danny smith in possession of a large amount of canteen items. a lot of times they swap items for gambling or strong arming other inmates in the unit. thats how they play. they dont have currency. >> five years ago during a prior stay here sal giuliano was convicted of a more serious offense -- attempting to smuggle drugs into the jail. though he claims hes cleaned up his act, reputations die hard and today his cell is one of the first searched. >> they said they found drugs in the ...

Or other contraband are a way of life. >> theyre doing their job. i cant complain. >> im not all right. i dont feel that way. i feel im being violated, man. >> we do random cell searches every day throughout the facility. four times a year well do the entire unit. thats every inmate in the unit gets searched as well as all of their cells. >> today, 30 deputies are inspecting a housing unit of 180 inmates at the house of correction. >> were bringing in two dogs today. one of them is a patrol dog,...

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dateable artifacts. its here until 1817 and it shifts to another location over there. what weve been finding are artifacts later than that date, it looks like its coincidence. its a later well. i think its going to date probably to the mid 17th century. still a 350-year-old well. what were doing, too, were actually widening the well. it was a wooden barrel line or cast line well, were widening the hole five feet if diameter to we can put a steel casing in here to protect as we go down....

it said colonial and had pottery sticking out. and under that is indian, and there were stone tools. i said, well, what is this black layer? i said, that looks pretty interesting. and -- we were on at that time a piece of -- its really not part of the national park. youre on private property. this is owned by preservation virginia, which is then known as the association for the preservation of virginia. and he said, well, weve never had a chance to really look here. he just gave me tha...

environmental history and marks book is really a fulfillment of this vision, is that we understand the world better, we understand the past better, if we dont treat human beings in isolation from the rest of creation, from the rest of nature. we are in nature, our lives are dependent upon natural systems. and our relationship with other organisms. and many, many historical phenomena arent fully explicable if you see us isolated from those relationships. >> is it your viewpoint that his...