you work in accounting. the tender turkey breast sandwich, from the subway sandwich shop. bill: now on "chasing news". >> in honor of martin luther king day and john the 26th united states colored troops. >> a movement that is addressing some of the same issues of the civil war. >> impair the movement. >> state senator ray lesniak's house. she. >> the tougher days intent. >> working very hard on this hobby of mine.the

september 11. i'm about a hundred miles north of new york city at the museum in kingston, new york. as you might know the mother are number of old train cars, but one in particular should catch your eye. it's an old pack train car. a subway car recovered from the basement of the world trade center on september 11. the port authority was storing the item at a hangar near jfk. >> a lucky happenstance that this con the one next to it did not get crushed. the other cars got crushed out right or had to pull the parts to get them out. on the exterior that are scratches and dents, but otherwise the cars largely intact. >> the president of the

emotional day when the car made the voyage to its new home. >> on one hand, we are glad that we have it here, but it is nothing to jump for joy about because of the sadness of the day it represents. >> it will be powerful. one of the crushed made cars but in order for the plans to become a reality donations are needed.needed. they are asking us to check out the go fund me page. you can find the link. >> i find it disrespectful that they did not keep these items at the world trade memorial site. there is a museum there. where she is standing right now is closed. it is not like people have access to the item.

trade center. >> this embodies the spirit of never forget to me. >> is nobody there. >> reverberations were felt throughout the country. the fact that some of these artifacts make their way westward so other people can never forget is a good thing. bill: thanks. >> i joined the 26th united states colored troops at the new york historical society on the upper west side. she. >> i met three reenactors pretrade what this troupe looked like and what they did. free all-black america.

civil war than all others. so i spoke to a historian about the temperature and what's going on right now. >> a great example of the current movement that is addressing some of the same issues we found in the 60s, 70s and then you can go back even 100 more years and look at the civil war. we like to draw this connections across time. >> vanessa williams, her great-grandfather was david, from 26 united states colored troops. an interesting man. >> i spoke to the main spokesman for the reenactor. he went to his uniform made edible. talked about his hat. >> right and left. the russians would be put in here.

>> you can kill more people faster. the bullets are so big.big. if they were to hit about it would shatter. if you had a bone that would shatter, that's amputation. >> twenty to 30,000 black soldiers fought in the civil war. >> they would go on to the plantations, and when a slave would see another black man with a rifle it would be elation they would drop everything. sometimes they burned down the property they would join on the spot. president lincoln had signed the emancipation proclamation which went into effect in 1833. it was not until they saw these men from new york in uniform that they knew that they really were free. bill: did they really compare the black lives

american civil war? >> has the whole point. to make people realize a lot of the issues are not new. when it comes to black community that have been seats of prejudice, disrespect, not even being free in our past and there's a feeling that there are still issues of racism. >> picked it up and was reading it. the headline read dear lord, this is the 2nd his congregation in nyc. at its my list of churches to try on for size. it turns out is the perfect fit. the old st. patrick's cathedral on mulberry street in manhattan. they decided to make a change. the 7:00 p.m. service. that allows people like you

sunday activities. both numbers of 50 percent. which is really high. across the board pretty much. the numbers joining dating sites are skyrocketing. why not combine the two? this is after party, better option. now, how to start? >> the preset the mass has sermons that reference pop pop-culture and make things relatable. that tom comes up to the

aftermath. courtyard he can hang out in. they introduce me to mark. >> i moved to new york i was looking. something this good. >> a beautiful, beautiful man. beyond that we talked aa little bit more about what this article should have been about. >> what they receive resonates. >> it is a big opportunity. everything is. it is more about the church itself can together and

so 58 percent of people left the church because they did something like that. if you feel like you connect your much more likely to go back. >> it was either nine or 930. there was no singing. in and out and 30 minutes, and it was aa packed house. i went to see they can carry it out. bill: 7:00 a.m. >> a massively younger crowd. >> alligator. >> ostrich. >> that's an alligator. >> paul cunningham would like for you. they plans, little ones. >> all nicely arranged in

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the leather cut into four different identical patterns. all of them sewn together. people then inverted. >> of got a technique, as tight as we can. >> raise the bad boy up. and as he puts it, sometimes it hurts. >> with your bare hands deep in my soul's and scratches. has some restriction to it. when you force it through you have to expand. the puts aa little bit of a callous on your finger after a while.

>> they are meant to be. >> makes about 15,000 a year. the time ii was there. put the whole thing together in about an hour. >> i got a chance to talk. down at the world trade center.center. we get to see things that most people don't get to

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>> standing here and looking in that direction. >> about a ten story high pile of rubble. collapse between towers. >> this is the 1st of its kind, no blueprint. >> and we are seeing the results now. it's fantastic. >> debbie inspector, port authority police, commanding officer, 16 acres of towers,

memorial and museum all on one site in lower manhattan. i get a chance to talk to him about his duty at the world trade center. it is not his 1st appointment there. >> house with the american five years. now back in an official function. >> we got to see some things that most people don't get to see like the 64th floor lounge that is only open the people who work in the building. a spectacular view of manhattan, new jersey, and brooklyn, and it's even better than the hundred 2nd floor because you can make out detail, whole city laid out beneath you. >> it will be retail.

>> logan's run. >> one of his most important jobs is protecting the world trade center which is so obviously a terrorist target. >> they walked in and encountered on our people who created havoc and murder. that is not here. we don't have unarmed security guards. we have police forces. >> not a soft target. >> this is not a soft target. two forces, port authority in the nypd. this is a well policed area. >> he is a great honor by helping to protect the pope's. 306 feet. they kept the pope safe. >> it is an honor to be

>> i love the fact that they come of the feeling you get is amazing. my dad worked in the twin towers. that day will never leave me. no matter how big or how small >> see how it goes. >> who are you? >> i found him. >> me new jersey state senator ray lesniak, 36 years of experience under his belt serving his constituents right here in his hometown. how well do people really know there elected officials? out starting with his friend. >> i want to show you my prized possession. >> is not waste any time. >> major power player relationship with the clintons while serving as new jersey democratic chairman, but it is not just

a number of fundraisers right here in this house. >> played golf right down the street. then i beat him. beside my scorecard. his other good friend, his two -year-old rottweiler american bulldog to open my. >> i get it. i geti get it. unfriendly. >> if you really want to know what you have to look in the fridge. >> am interested. we had a whole discussion. i called it. >> there you go. >> for the tougher days in trenton. the other side of the aisle. >> taking a look around the house was not hard to see good taste goes far beyond fancy mustard.

>> a story to tell. >> look at that. >> and bill wasn't going to leave without talking politics. on just about every short list for potential candidates to governor chris christie's sequel to leaves office. >> have done great things as a state senator, but there is not enough you can do just as a senator. you have to get to turn the state around. bill: thank you very much. >> appreciate the tour. bill: a little bit of politics. >> come back anytime. >> known for breaking the boundaries. they're also becoming known for the open higher profit.

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