aunt josephine. it's great to see you. did you have any trouble getting here ? what does it look like ? - charming. - so, what does it take to get a drink around here ? here you go, aunt josephine. now, where's the bride ? yes. si. si. well, here's the thing. katherine's dying to meet every one of you, and so she-- well. actually-- she's not here yet. she's not here yet. she's not ? no. she's not here because-- because she had to go home and check on her wedding dress. so when is she going to be here ? very shortly i am sure. maybe you should phone her. you can use my office. thank you, mr. brashov. make it fast. i don't have all night. musica ! what will you do when this program is over ? do you have plans for tomorrow or the next day ? that's what this episode is about talking about the future. another way to talk about the future... is to use the word "will." well, i can say one thing about the future... without fear of being wrong. i "will" be back in the next episode with more "word play." would you mind repeating your name one more time, please ? - my name

. >> josephine in mary still live in kenya. both of them have children, but isaacs said the reason given for denial was that the women do not have strong family ties. >> when i talk to my sisters, they said they were not asked that question. there were only asked one question, how much did they make per month? >> an appeal is in the work and u.s. senator ben cardin is helping to make their case. this is something you would think would be routine, but nothing is routine these days. >> a hearing is scheduled at the consulate in nairobi for may 2. senator karnak and deacon eisenger both say they are hopeful that his sister's will be here to watch their brother -- center cardin and deacon isaac. >> a picture you really have to see. this time is tommy lee. >> groans are used overseas in the war on terrorism and now they are starting to make their way into the u.s. skies. >> a new initiative for baltimore city public schools. they are going green. >> there is some rain on hd doppler and it is moving in this general direction. right n

margaret josephine gilles, who was living in alabama at the time of lion's election recorded such a view in her diary. she wrote, well, our party has been defeated, and lincoln and hamlin are elected for president and vice president. all southern states are called to act together, and we are listening to the call for arm to arms every day. gillis apparently took this call to arms literally and actually began to practice shooting kind of sadly shooting small rodents in her backyard, but she said that in anticipation of the coming storm she was practicing her shooting asiduously. now, her anger towards lincoln grew even more, and she actually did something that was very bold for a gentile southern girl. she wrote in her diary -- i don't know if this is true or not, but she wrote in her diary that she actually sent lincoln a quote, right imputent valentine, but she thought she was afraid people had known she had done that and hoped no one would. lincoln's election only strengthened women's resolve for southern independence, and parents made sure that their daughters understood why they shou

. >> yeah, thursday, may 3rd, josephine butler center northwest washington dc lightener malcolm x park, you know direct address. >> we have it up here, 2437, 15th street northwest, people, there is no actual cost but you are asking people to make a donation whatever they feel suggested 15 to $30. >> we are asking for donations because the film is in post production and we are grass roots nonprofit, elli has been an amazing, with the film making, we run off of volunteers and right now we are trying to finish important audio production on the film it is still in a rough cut stage but so ready to fly. you know and we just are looking for support from anyone who wants to help us finish the film. >> thank you all for coming in, i can't wait to see the film we wish you all the best of luck appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> allison over to you. >> thank you. coming up the basketball trick that turned one local 15-year- old into an internet sensation. >> one person's heroic actions when a teen fell into a well, that is coming up next first, time to check back with holly. >> hey, allison

they came there and saw this wild scene, including wild parties and people like josephine baker who appearedin was mostly known for paris days came over and staged her show in berlin in the mid-20s and even though they were already racist protests inside the germans left her, there's a sense this is one wild place and it certainly was in terms of the and social mores of the time. so these americans all came here. but the other part that made it interesting when it began to dig in to see where are the stories of their lives? and some of that came from literally the addicts and basements of people where they did have papers or archives is that suddenly you see events unfolding through the eyes of the americans and realized that if there was any period in history where we all assume that must've been perfectly obvious what was happening and how dangerous devices with the rise of hitler. one fact you start hearing these accounts and the americans, very smart americans, people like the best journalists of the area, best diplomats, people like thomas wolfe, george kennan later known for russia, ho

. >> josephine and mary makovo both have children, butize yack -- but isaac said the reason for denialuse they do not have strong family ties. >> i don't believe that is the reason. they were only asked one question, how much money do they make per month. >> we think it is obvious, they want to see they are their brother get ordained. this is something you would think would be routine, but nothing is routine these days. >> a hearing is scheduled at the consulate in nigh robey. senator cardin says he is hopeful that his sisters will be there to watch him serve in the arch diocese of baltimore. >> i am trusting in god it will be possible. >> in baltimore, i'm kate amara. >> here's a look ahead to our next hour of "11 news sunday morning." >> how to help your child recover from an injury and make sports safer. >> 7:25, exfoalating the face and helping you pick the right moisturizer for your skin. >> end of life wishes. >> and we'll have more news, weather, and sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. stay with us. >> maryland students reported more than 4,7 hn hundred cases of bull

. >>> an adorable 80-year-old grandmother from staten island, josephine lamberti, she is better known she wants for her birthday is 80,000 twitter followers. i will follow her now. she said she has old lady swag, says i'm school, stylish, i don't act my age. maybe 21. she has 64,000 followers now. she wants to get to 80. getting twitter love from chloe kardashian, courteney cox, and missy elliott, hey, dimps, i love you. shake it. go get your freak on. >> man, oh, man. here is one for the moms out there. nutella. the daily mail has a good story about sweet victory. the san diego mom who took on nutella and the makers of that sweet, yummy spread. the company will be having to pay out 4 bucks for everyone in the u.s. who bought nutella from 2008 to 2012. nutella said it was a balanced part of your nutritious breakfast. but in the complaint she said this is not nutritious at all. this stuff is like pure fat. actually really dangerous. now the company has had to agree in court to reimburse people. >> two tablespoons, 200 calories, half those calories from fat. it's like a candy bar. >> yo