. >>> to liana has never given up hope, now she is the one who is >>> maryland has one final chance to get their head coach his first win and finished this forgettable season on a high note. they have lost eight straight games. this saturday they close out the year against rutgers. not much of anything has gone well for this team this season but the coach says his guys are still playing with heart and he is proud of them for that. >> when you go to far as what we go to under the microscope, a lot of people in life have the opportunity to have their failures be private unfortunately, in sports it is magnified. these are kids that are maturing and i think they have handled it tremendously and i am really proud of them. >>> the soccer team having an incredible season, they just knocked off virginia. sunday they face notre dame in the third. round of the tournament. these programs arey one another. >> what now we play another rival in notre dame. i certainly have not forgotten the loss. we also played a good game against them this year. it sets up for a tremendous matchup. >> there was a l

from this year's liana book festival. >> for presentation today we have mr.keith weldon medley and he will be presenting his work: "black life in old new orleans". now, mr. medley is the author of , pressey versus ferguson and black-old new orleans, and new orleans native his photograph the writings have appeared in the smithsonian, american legacy magazine and louisiana cultural business. he also has been featured in documentary such as:-- [inaudible] >> beyond urban street and bbc's mixed race britain, how the world got mixed up. , we would like to present mr. keith weldon medley. [applause]. >> thank you. they give are coming out. this is my work. i went to talk about this one also because it's very entwined with the other one. this is something i have worked on for a long time. that case of plessy versus ferguson, which everyone has read about, but you don't remember when. it's all in line with this and with-- black-new orleans, new orleans is one of north america's most intriguing and beloved city and from the air you can see the winding mississippi rive

ben franklin will great over at the sky lianas and the general manager here, is joining us here to talk this philadelphia a experience. as soon as you get in on the second floor you feel that what will it be like. >> we have deliver of so much what philadelphia represent through graphic images, arts, mosaic styles and murals thaw get a sense thaw are all over the city. when you come to the 57th floor and people will engage with you. they love to with their cell phone, posting things on social media we have put lots of philadelphia experiences so people can post their own photos but what we offer is the the view. this is a view of philadelphia that most people never had an opportunity to enjoy 883-foot, 57 stories. everybody understands the beautiful city we live in but when we get here you can enjoy this good 360-degree here, north south, east west, see ben franklin bridge, city hall, sky scrapers at a level that hasn't before seen in this city. real special place. >> what you will see is people will rush, look for something that is familiar to them, grand mom's house, went to the schoo

joining us right now student liana, you were at home when the first attack took place. >> i was watchingench television and i come back to french news tv. >> maria: so you saw things happening while you were on television? >> i heard terrorist attack was happening, so we were very shocked because we are france, we are not in a war place and fear for us because we are not really prepared for these things. we are very shocked and afraid because we don't know where our family were. >> maria: but everyone and your family and friends have been accounted for at this point? >> may were at home. >> maria: so your family is safe. what is your sentiments among friends -- you live in the city. what is the sentiments and the people on the ground? >> the people were very shocked. >> maria: have they changed behavior in anyway, stopped going out, a sense of fear, what can you tell us how people are feeling? >> they were looking at everyone like -- >> skeptically. >> they were looking at us -- >> maria: thank you very much. thank you for joining us in terms of being here in the city. up next we are loo