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Arrive in washington. Theyre so great. They had a fire in the middle of the 19th century but you can see what remains of them in curved bookcases at the library of congress and its incredible. This man, this renaissance man, every subject you can think of is there. Archaeology. History. Art. Farming. Its all there in different languages. That was thomas jefferson. Amazing. Well, two days before the british arrived, the commandant ordered the navy clerk to get a hold of transport to take 124 barr...

Country, that thats more than just a raid, that its a significant moment in International History and so i severely disagree with my canadian counterparts that what happened here was a very important moment in both british and American History. Ive even had canadians say they got the white house. Lets do this. So thats the last question and want to give everyone 30 seconds to close up and geez. So sum up the war of 1812 in 30 seconds and i dont want the audience to forget they will be around, th...

Limits. We passed through the map room, socalled because theres a map of europe over the mantelpiece and it shows the swastika symbols which plot the nazis theres a Little Medicine chest nearby about so big. And its got holes for vials of medicine and you can pull out the drawers. 1 in 1939, a canadian wrote to president roosevelt and his name was archibald canes. And he said, my grandfather was a paymaster aboard the british warship devastation which came up the Potomac River at that time and ...

Best guesses. But of course the numbers that the indians had operated from a far smaller demographic base so, the impact of heavy losses is going to be much greater proportionately with indians. So the indians lost a great many warriors particularly but also women and children in starvation as a result of the war. And that made it all easier for americans after 1815 to remove some of these people, ship them further west so they ultimately end up on reservations in indian territory. This did faci...

200 years ago on august 24th, 1814, British Forces burned the capitol building, president s house, and most federal buildings. Next, author of through the perilous fight uses the boat to take us on a river tour of the burning of washington. This program is about 90 minutes. Ive had a boat on the potamic, oh, about 30 years. Its a great way to see the city. It looks really like a different city as seen from the water. Lots of people think of the potamic as an obstacle to cross on the way to d. C....

Live at at t park. There is talk that the ballpark might be shared. No said steve. Its a very surprising comment but the as and giants may be sharing the ballpark. A possibility. Lets check weather and traffic. Steve is here. I am indeed. Thank you. It is so cold she says. It is official. Joslin says its cold, then it is. Not everyone is in on that. A little bit of a Breeze Holding some temps up. Sunshine and breezy for many. Higher elevations out to eastern solano. Tomorrow we will get an offsh...

Old boy by a Sonoma County sheriffs opportunity. What the family says the department encourages the deputies to do. Stricter gun control could be coming. Well tell you about a new measure that includes lost guns and limiting ammunition. And new information about the deadly attack at l. A. X. The ominous text the gunmans family received just before he opened fire. Mornings on 2 starts now. Good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. Live pictures from the corner of market and octavia in San Francisco...

Woodruff good evening, im judy woodruff. Also ahead this friday, mark shields and Michael Gerson analyze the weeks news. Plus, our science correspondent, miles obrien, after reporting from japan inside the crippled Fukushima Nuclear plant, suffered a lifethreatening injury in the philippines and his left arm was amputated. Tonight, he discusses living, working, and coping, after what happened. I really like to ride my bike, i like to fly airplanes and i want to get back to shooting video. These ...

Eastern europe and the balkans. Woodruff good evening, im judy woodruff. Also ahead this friday, mark shields and Michael Gerson analyze the weeks news. Plus, our science correspondent, miles obrien, after reporting from japan inside the crippled Fukushima Nuclear plant, suffered a lifethreatening injury in the philippines and his left arm was amputated. Tonight, he discusses living, working, and coping, after what happened. I really like to ride my bike, i like to fly airplanes and i want to ge...

Multiple times at the couples home. The paper said the two had been arguing. He then drove to a practice facility at the chiefs Arrowhead Stadium, woalked up to had coac and general manager, thanks them for what they had done for him, then shot himself in the head. Joining us, nfl senior reporter, don banks. What do you know of this . How do you put it into perspective . Its a pretty unique situation in terms of nfl history. I think this is really the first time we have ever had this situation w...