chaplin. they were found by the same bounty catcher, policeman mr. garter. of an of the resident esquire under the floor of the kitchen. we see time and time, the desire of our ancestors to be free. as i have said earlier, to live in dignity. there was little dignity for men and women of african descent to hold onto in the early days of the nation's capital. we get no better visage, no better way to look at this then to look at a man who deserves to be much better known today. let me introduce senator henry was some -- senator henry wilson. a senator from massachusetts and the author of a significant work called the history of the rise and fall of the slave power in america. that draftede man the legislation for the emancipation in d.c. he also drafted the legislation for the collapse of the black code in the district of columbia. he deserves to be better known but he is not taught about in our schools. even though folks who live while he was alive and he died in the united states capitol building on stage and still fighting. he was a man who was born under

chaplin. they were found by the same bounty hunter policeman mr. , garter. secret of the resident of an esquire under the floor of the kitchen. we see time and time, the desire of our ancestors to be free. as i have said earlier, to live in dignity. but there was little dignity for men and women of african descent to hold onto in the early days of the nation's capital. we get no better visage, no better way to look at this then -- then to look at a man who deserves to be much better known today. let me introduce senator henry wilson. president,18th vice a senator from massachusetts, and the author of a significant work called the history of the rise and fall of the slave power in america. he is also the man that drafted the legislation for the emancipation in d.c. he also drafted the legislation for the collapse of the black code in the district of columbia. he deserves to be better known but he is not taught about in our schools. even though folks who lived while he was alive, and he died in the united states capitol building still fighting, he was a man wh

i loved charlie chaplin when i got into him in college because of that pathos. that you could have two things going on at once. i think that sense of humor certainly saved me growing up. >> and you got to be the little tramp occasionally on sesame street. >> yeah, yeah. that's an example of how they listened to me when i said, "i think i'd like to do this". and they said, "okay". i went, "whoa. this is really good". >> there's an enormous slice of the american population that must have very close, warm and specific memories of you. >> oh, i can't tell you how wonderful it's been to receive all of this-- this correspondence from people. from very sad ones somebody said-- "my mother was schizophrenic and i found an hour of peace and tranquility watching you". to "i never would have pursued a career in show business," or newscasters-- a lot of newscasters, for some reason, in texas, say, "i never would have-- you know, pursued this kind of career if i hadn't seen you on television". they send me their favorite sesame street moments, which i have long forgotten. it'

. >> some people are wondering why it's the prisoners and not their victims, and the chaplin told nbcopes it will bring hope and encouragement to rehabilitate the prisoners. >> the huge number of people are expected in the area. >> check out this video. these are all the people that started working yesterday at the art museum to get things ready for the mass. to look at all what the bishops will be wearing, and st. jude's shop was asked to provide many of the items for the mass, so he and that team was there yesterday and there again this morning, and he loaned me one of these, it's called a saw boream that the communion will be used from. they had to purchase 1,500 of them. >> i am sure they will be blessed. >> yeah, when the pope gives his papal blessing, everything you have with you will be considered blessed by the pope. >> yeah, before the pontiff returns to the vatican, he will celebrate mass with a crowd expected to be over a million people. >> it was quite a day, and katie zachary is live with a recap of last night's festivities. >> reporter: it was quite a day. behind me, thi

opposition to the visit and some wondering why the pope is meeting with prisoners and not victims and the chaplinold nbc 10 he hopes it will bring hope and encouragement to help the prisoners rehabilitate. >>> the huge number of people expected in the area. >> a flury of activity, actually. this is video inside the art museum where these people were working to get everything ready for the mass, the vestmentes for the priests. they are in charge for the number of items for the massive mass. the ciboriums, they had to provide 1,500 of them because they are trying to give communion to as many as possible, and we asked how many people will you have communion for, and he said as many as possible. >> it's like a beehive, everybody has a job to do and everybody is doing it together. >>> before the pontiff returns home to rome, he will celebrate mass with more than a million people. >> it has been a energetic and emotional visit. katy zachry, live now. >> reporter: take a look behind me. this was the main stage for the festival of families, and overnight it has been transformed into an altar. crews, they

concerned, they started to boycott mass and started to ask the prison chap lines whether this -- chaplinshether this meant they were going to hell. clear signs of worry in the world of mafia, giving us a sense of how significant a rupture this move is by pope francis. >> tell us more about the relationship that passed between popes and the mafia, between the catholic church and the mafia that got us to this point that the church is at now. >> sure. this is the whole - the church at the moment is going through a period of change, period of distancing itself from its past, from a period when it was best culpably silent about the mafia issue. it wasn't until 1993 that a pope even used the word mafia. when you think that the mafia has been around for 150 years, that's quite a remarkable delay. now, the church has been culpable on the mafia issue, i think, and many others think, for much of its history, is essentially down to politics. when italy was unified. 1870, it took a lot of the church's land. a belt of territory that used to belong to the pope across southern italy. taken from the papa

ladew, a guy that was born rich and lived well, and entertaining such figures as cole porter, charlie chaplink gable and somerset maugham, which begs the question, what the hell am i doing here? don't say la don't when you can ladew. anybody put that on a shirt or anything? >> hi, mike. welcome. nice to have you with ladew. >> well, it's nice to be had. what's your name? >> emily. >> mike rowe. >> next to meet you. come on in. >> wow, this is an old house. i'm sure it's not my grandmother's house. >> mr. ladew brought this property in 1929 and lived up in new york and he was a big horse person, and you will see hunt and horse paintings all over the house and he wanted to be able to have free areas to ride in and long island was getting too crowded and he came down here and bought this 250-acre farm. this is fox-hunting country, which is brought him down here. >> great. clearly he was a guy that could do it whenever the spirit moved him. oh, it's a hidden door. mr. plumb did it in the library with a candlestick, i'm certain. but he left behind more than a cool house, he left behind these. turn

eighty-seven at phil chapline's house in chestnut hill. best week of the summer.gree with that. look at the this great picture. wissohickon at valley green looks beautiful there. on forbidden drive. great day for a bike ride or a walk or a jog or a run, anything you want to do outside, not too steamy. it is hot but it is not too bad to get exercise. 88 degrees at ed connor's house. hot day for roofing. take many breaks. monday was better. mop was cooler. we started on a more fall like note and now feeling like return of summer. paul martin in new london township. eighty-three, warmer, but lots have of sun made it a day worth remembering come december. i said that on twitter. if we could about on the this will and sell it to have profit in january or february, that would be a very lucrative business. 85 degrees as we check in with delaware with david, he is in middletown. 85 degrees. we have got sunny icon on everybody's map here, we're not done with summer just yet. we are not. lets look at what is going on on storm scan three, we are looking at sun across the boa

phil chapline at 72. mild inner clementon, new jersey. david dutch checking in the at 74 degrees. down in south jersey, buena vista margot is milder at 77 degrees. you get the picture looking at lower 07's in middletown delaware a as well. that is the trend. lets go to storm scan three and talk about what is happening. that front is now making its way off shore, still a couple of spotty showers possible over the the delaware valley for the the next few hours. mess of the heavy rain stays off the coast. the another round of low pressure rides along that front bringing in wave of rain that will track northward certainly later thursday into friday. and so we're talking about a complicated set up. here's is what happening. so much going on in the at the months fear. we have a trough over southeastern part of the you had, upper level low pressure. cold front over us. then we have joaquin. these models are having a hard time fixing everything out. joaquin looks great on the satellite imagery, with the intensifying hurricane that will eventually head northward but when will that happen?

check it out levittown, william tops the weather watchers in at 96 degrees as well as phil chapline inlphia we hit 96 at the airport. ninety-five in blue bell. lawrenceville, new jersey, peter in the low to mid 90's. ocean city coming in there at 93 degrees as well. then we have numbers continuing out in new london township, chester county at the 90 degrees for this afternoon's high temperature. here's is what happening as far as today. hottest day of the year. normal high 82. we are running 14 degrees above average as we rack up the on degree days. that puts us on the list of 33. we are tied 2011. i don't think we will make a run at 55 though because even, it is coming to an end. but here's set up for that change, the back door cold front, back door front coming from the north. look at what happens behind that front. temperatures in the 07's in new england but out ahead of it still very hot. mid 90's in philadelphia that front pushes southward through the next 24 hours. couple of spotty showers and thunderstorms breaking out across the poconos coming south in northern lehigh county an

applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen please stand as the chaplinves the benediction. >> let us pray. now unto him who is able to keep us without stumbling or slipping, and to present us without fault or blemish before the presence of his glory with unspeakable ecstatic delight in triumphant joy and exaltation. to the only wise god, the shepherd of our destiny, be glory, majesty and might dominion and power. and lord, in all of their tomorrows, bless and keep jack and barbara nicklaus and their loved ones. make your face shine upon them and be gracious to them. lift the light of your countenance upon them and give them your peace. we pray in your great name, amen. >>> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. ♪ ♪

. >> my favorite song of all time was written by a comedian charlie chaplin.eorge. you know how to do it. >> smile. >> it is the most magnificent song because it starts off with the word smile and ends with the word just smile. oh, it makes me cry. >> oh, we don't want you to cry but celebrate. congratulations on all those gold albums. >> yes, america's number one gold record award winning group of all time. >> unbelievable. >> by the way in all categories. >> listen, we want to play a game to celebrate. kiss and tell. we're going to have you read three statements about yourself. two of them are true. one of them is a lie. we will have to guess which one is the lie and you will do it in dramatic fashion. >> dramatically. >> from the desk from using sense memory, i not own not only do i speak the musical language of love i'm fluent in english, hungarian, heebboro and even japanese. >> okay. >> okay. >> truth or lie number two. >> true or lie number two, dramatic style. oh, that's very small. >> i know. >> i'll help you. >> look here. >> i'm trying to do that. >

charlie chaplin, buster keaton and this was used in the upstairs hallway of their private quarters. they make that into an impromptu movie theater for their friends. on her dresser here, a couple of very, very special things, there is a jewelry box. it's french. it dates from the 1700's. and it was a 16th birthday gift to her from her father. but she takes the jewelry box with her. and it's displayed in the private quarters of the white house. and in here, we're going to see some very unusual things, some things that are certainly, they speak to florence harding. one of those things is a necklace. and there is a faded four-leaf clover in there. that flour-leaf clover was found on the lawn of the white house by a disabled vet. it was given to her. remember, she is a kind of a superstitious woman, so she immediately thinks this is a good omen. she has it put in a necklace so she can wear it. there is a penny in here. and it's not just any penny. it's a 1920 penny that she carried during the campaign for good luck. and there is a mourning ring. so this is what she wore after the presid

hotel mÁs grande del mundo, desde el comienzo ha sido hotel de celebridades, ricky ricardo, charles chaplin no le puedo decir el nombre de esa chica que disfrutÓ con su familia en el hotel, les voy a dar una pista, ella dice que sus caderas no mienten. no les voy a decir su nombre, pero se quedÓ con su familia. vamos a tener animales, vamos a tener pingüinos, no se lo pueden perder, vamos a hacer un recorrido por la ciudad, y para los que tengan hambre vamos a tener donas, las mÁs famosas en san diego, que suene fuerte el mariachi, seguimos en "despierta amÉrica" desde san diego, california. karla: extraÑaste san diego, ¿verdad? ana: la verdad que si, mi clima, mi gente y la comida, yo vivÍ seis meses en san diego, era cuando iba a clases de inglÉs, mi tÍa me llevaba a las seis de la maÑana en carro, y al regreso me iba en trole disfrutÉ mucho ese tiempo. karla: vida donde terminaste, trabajando en "despierta amÉrica". y aquÍ seguimos cumpliendo sueÑos para hacer en casa, tenemos de todo un poco, alan, tiene un poco de acciÓn ¿verdad? alan: mucha acciÓn porque hubo muchos partidos el dÍa de