frank horne came under his own blacklifting cloud in washington where he was investigate bid the civil service loyalty board as a founder of the national committee against discrimination in housing. supposedly ferreting out unamericannism, black-lifting was an excuse for racism and antisemitism. the modern civil right era began in 1960 at cora horne's mall matter. in april 1960 a full-page ad pend in the to atlantic constitution: we, the students of the sick affiliated institutions forming the atlanta university center have chinese our hearts, minds and bodies in the cause of gaining those rights which are inherently ours as members of the human race and the citizens of these united states. we must say in all candor we plan to use every legal and nonviolent means at our disposal to secure full citizenship rights as members of this great democracy of ours. the same year a young atlantic cousin, moses' calhoun great-great grand-niece was chosen to be a see dee segue great gator of an atlanta high school, until her mother had second thoughts and sent her daughter to a massachusetts boardi

to a whole new group of black points and novelists including cora's third son, frank horne. known as the family intellectual, frank horne became a prize-winning poet and young second tier member of harlem renaissance. in typical black middle class family, he also had a day job. like his uncle, he was a practicing harlem ophthalmologist. in the mid 1920s, frank went south for the first time to become dean and first black acting president of an industrial college in georgia that could have been the model for the college in ralph ellison's "invisible man." frank wrote home about his new southern experience. i'm initiated into the negro race. from now on i'm the interrer of side doors and back doors and sometimes no door at all. meanwhile, cora horne's southern cousin and her daughters married to prosperous husbands were also club women but of a very different nature. middle class black southern women concentrated on self-improvement rather than do-gooding or uplifting the race which could be dangerous occupations in the 1920s south. they formed circles to discuss horticulture,

to a whole new group of black poets and novelists including cora's third son frank horne. known as the family intellectual frank horne became a prize-winning poet and young second-tier member of the harlem renaissance. in typical black middle-class families he also had a day job like his uncle. he was a practicing ophthalmologist. in the mid-1920s franklin south for the first time to convene and the first acting black present as an industrial industrial -- which could have been a model for the college in the invisible man. frank wrote, but his new southern experience. i am initiated into the need for a raise it from now on i'm the enter of side doors and backdoors and sometimes no door at all. meanwhile cora horne southern cousin and her daughters married prosperous husbands were also club women but of a very different nature. middle class lexow and women concentrated on self-improvement rather than do good things are uplifting the race which could be dangerous occupations in the 1920s self. they formed a circle to discuss horticulture, lecture and foreign travel but polit

horns are working overtime. it's really foggy. thanks for joining us. >> that was the golden gate bridge. >> i'm frank mallicoat. happy leap day. it's a big day. >> you're right. i didn't even think about that. >> under have heard the ladies in the makeup room talking about the oscars. >> that was some great tv right in that makeup room. >> that should have been our first block of news. that was greet. >> before we get to the oscars and the weekend, we want to tell you as you're stepping out. we have the fog in most locations. it's not widespread. we had to climb up high to take a look at the city lights. but we have patchy areas of extremely dense fog near the bay and the coast and the peninsula. numbers from the 60s to a few low 70s. we're going to be talking about rain but right now let's send it to gianna. >>> reports of a two car crash. and a foggy area. chp has issued an advisory for the bay area bridges. limited visibility and i'll show you the bay bridge coming up. >>> the oscars nearly overshadowed by the divide over diversity. many wondered how chris rock would address it. >> i'm hear at the academy awards, otherwise

horns are working overtime. it's really foggy. thanks for joining us. >> that was the golden gate bridge. >> i'm frank mallicoat. happy leap day. it's a big day. >> you're right. i didn't even think about that. >> under have heard the ladies in the makeup room talking about the oscars. >> that was some great tv right in that makeup room. >> that should have been our first block of news. that was greet. >> before we get to the oscars and the weekend, we want to tell you as you're stepping out. we have the fog in most locations. it's not widespread. we had to climb up high to take a look at the city lights. but we have patchy areas of extremely dense fog near the bay and the coast and the peninsula. numbers from the 60s to a few

frank st. george norfolk police -- the quick actions be the three gentlemen definitely helped us out greatly chris horne toys both norfolk police and lyon shipyard recognized the three workers for their actions. they say he didn't say much - but he did say thanks. we're told that the 16 year old has a collapsed lung, but is expected to recover. prosecutors have dropped their charges against a former school administrator -- now the suffolk man says he wants his job as principal of bertie high last year. he did that, after he police arrested him for scene of an accident in petersburg. but this week, investigators withdrew the charge for a hit and run -- he says he initial reaction was i was angry because i knew the things they were saying i was charged with i hadn't done 40:59 i just felt degraded 41:03 kinda like a second class citizen 41:07 being treated the way that i was treated 41:08 he says he's working to get the charges expunged-- and he's going to start sending out resumes. he's not going back to bertie high school because he says it's time to start fresh. (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: ma

his frank underwood character finds himself fighting for his political life while locking horns with his greatest opponent yet, his wife, the first lady. >> i saw a future. our future. >> we had a future until you started destroying it. >> well, you wouldn't have listened otherwise. >> well, all right, claire. i'm listening now. what is it you so desperately needed to say. >> mr. president, good morning! >> good morning. >> nice to see you both. >> i was supposed to be with matt, but i guess it takes two of you to replace one. he insists on two people replacing him. i'm really half a person because i have this boot on my leg. you're at odds right now, that's where we find you with the first lady. this cannot last in season four, can it? they have to be a force together. >> you know, it's so exciting to be able to not talk about this show. >> come on! >> i love being able to come on. because i can't be the spoiler in chief. i can say this. that, you know, when we left them in season three, they were in the middle of an argument. and that argument picks up when we come back to season f

horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider frank: good morning and welcome back, 6:38 a.m. it is hard to believe it is hard to believe that is the morning with temperatures like this. ankeny, 30 six degrees, iowa those temperatures will drop a few more degrees over the next hour or two and will start to rise up again. we have the clouds out there, acting like a blanket and keeping us pretty mild with some clearing to the north and west. another system off to the west will bring in a few more clouds this afternoon with a chance for some snow. get outside if you can before the big game, it is going to be a nice one. it is going to be a little breezy today. 41 degrees, 4:00 temperature, the wind out of the west near 3235 miles per hour. alyx: cte concerns. it's a disease found in 96% of former nfl players tested. last month, researchers confirmed former hawkeye and new york giants star tyler sash had the degenerative brain disease when he died at age 27 of an accidental prescription drug overdose. sash's mother says her son, who played