a great riot, two people died, and meredith spent two years in ole miss and faced incredible hardship, unconstant protection from federal marshals and mach of that began in his mind. a very singular individual man. he wasn't someone who has associated himself with a larger movement but he was a very determined to try to combat institutions of white supremacy. but of ole miss, meredith drifts off the rave dar screen and struggles to find his place in the larger struggle. spends time in washington, dc. accepteds a fellowship to nigeria, that he abandons every one year. enrolls in columbia law school but has an eye on a larger political career. ... spec. >> on the second day of the march she has just come in your hand down mississippi mississippi, he left the office the day before and he gets the nice warm reception who say they will register to vote and he tells stories of old african-american men that were so intimidated for so long but now standing up he said you can follow me but you have to be a man with the hierarchal view and you have to be independent. we will not impose a and th

back the oldest black-owned book to could not raise the money by community members are estimate ole miss tick they can save marcus books after buying the victorian in 1981 that was for closed last year for $1.5 million. the owners have been offered a loan to cover two they ares of the rich price but they have been unable to race the $1 million in matching funds. they are continuing to look for investors. >> a sweeping ruling for gays in ohio. the june will order ohio to recognize out-of-state gay marriages allowing gay couples to obtain the same benefits at any other married couple in the state and is not expected to force ohio to perform gay marriages. the state plans to appeal the ruling arguing that ohio has a sovereign right to ban gay marriage. >> millions of americans are racing to meet the tax deadline. your chance of being audited is lower than ever. budget cuts and new responsibilities are straining the i.r.s. ability to police tax returns. last year the i.r.s. auditing less than 1 percent of all returns from individuals the lowest rate since 2005. this year, the i.r.s. will hav

we know the average is 112 weeks before a person has their first visit to treat mental ole miss. what happens is -- illness. what happens if a mother brings doctornage son i to a and the doctor says i am very concerned but we need him to see a psychiatrist now. that is right. you are on medicaid. can he come back tomorrow? that is inhumane. we're not going to have it anymore. there needs to be allowance for same-day billing. more access to tele-psychiatry. physicians can access by calling a number or allow more tele-psychiatrists. we know it is a very effective mechanism to do it. they can talk under a vehicle screen. it is in barriers to eliminate. medical research is important. incidentrized a brain to involve a lot of research on the brain, the last frontier of the human body. a very effective program for early intervention for these problems. we also want to integrate mental health and primary care. that is where the first appointment tend to take place. that hashis is a bill been put into the bill that was passed yesterday. i had also put in some funding in there which was a

i don't normally do this because i recruit against them, at ole miss we recruit against everybody inseb but i'm kind of pulling for the sec. the hell with them for putting three teams in there. our teams are 10-1. i'm almost for florida and kentucky to fight it out again. >> you can't pick two teams. >> that's my final two. >> what? >> florida and kentucky, i guess i'd have to -- shouldn't answer that. i'll get -- i'd pick florida probably. i like their program. >> i'm picking kentucky. i like kentucky. they were the preseason favorite. a really hard time. they kind of got a together. i'm not crazy about the one and done thing but i'm rooting for kentucky. incidentally, are you going to tell people who is on our show? >> it's the e-2 script. the next thing here on the teleprompter. i was going to wish you've a great weekend. >> same to you. >> and ms. suit, tell her hello and everybody else. we love everybody down there. every single one of them. >> that's they way we feel about you guys in new york. >> this is two people lying. it's great to see you, though. >> same to you, shep. >>

. >> i've been to ole miss with you. >> we didn't go -- chris. don't mislead. don't mislead. >> we were there together. >> that better. words matter, chris. they do. >> i'm not ashamed. i hope you're not. >> i'm not ashamed we were there at the same time. i'm not ashamed of that. gets crazy at swayze. next week, lsu for an easter tilt. >> an easter tilt? >> a sports word. you enjoy the little golf eggs and stuff and i'll be -- they'veing be playing at mississippi state. >> are your producers shouting g in your ear. >> they don't shout at me. they lost control years ago. they know that. >> all right. i'll tell you got the golf, you tell me about the baseball. >> mind will be better. have a great week. tiger isn't playing. saysy field, ou stadium. >> now the california bus crash. this was awful. ten people reported dead now. one high school senior is still missing. today that girl's identical between and the rest of her family are desperate for answers. what witnesses say about the crash and what investigators said just minutes ago. that's coming up. stay with us

ol for three years. he hopes this program will put him back in school even if it means being the oldest student in his class. >> reporter: being out of school has made me miss my peers, friends, and friend teachers wht me. >> reporter: now there are 25 centers across the country teaching mostly syrian refugees. the u.n.'s organization for children unicef said most syrian children sometimes drop out of school because their families have other priorities. >> parents are not going to tell you directlier but in many cases it's about livelihood, so children are required to bring livelihood to the family. child labor is definitely an issue on the rise. >> that's why this year unicef is requesting for $30 million for education for children. children are out of school and need urgent infortunately education opportunities like the ones provided here. there are many reasons why they're not in school. some parents need their children to work to ease their financial burden. and some keep their children at home to protect them from a society where they don't feel integrated or safe. wela now lives in jordan's northern city. she has been out of school for two years and s