. >>> coming up, "walking dead" star andrew lincoln's real life run-in with the cops. >> why he was a hink of the beard? >> i kept it because of her. i like to have a beard in the winter so i'll keep it around. >>> that is they got together to celebrate 100 episodes. >> and thousands of zombies killed. that's a lot of blood and gore and can lead to awkward situations if you don't clean up before you drive home. >> listen to what andrew lincoln said. >> you've been stopped by the cops covered in blood? >> and unfortunately it was season one so no one knew what the show was, so they checked the trunk of my car. it was crazy. but fortunately i think the cops know us now. so i tend to just drive home looking like carrie. >> they know the cops now, right? >> bye, everybody. people. our department is we are going to get this guy. not leaving the neighborhood until we catch him. >> police won't call the suspect a serial killer but say the murders are linked. 22-year-old benjamin mitchell died after he was shot at a bus stop. a few days later, 32 year owed, monica hoffa was shot and killed. h

. >>> coming up, "walking dead" star andrew lincoln's real life run-in with the cops. >> why he was a he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. beard? >> i kept it because of her. i like to have a beard in the winter so i'll keep it around. >>> that is they got together to celebrate 100 episodes. >> and thousands of zombies killed. that's a lot of blood and gore and can lead to awkward situations if you don't clean up before you drive home. >> listen to what andrew lincoln said. >> you've been stopped by the cops covered in blood? >> and unfortunately it was season one so no one knew what the show was, so the

lenny james and andrew lincoln meeting up and his wife has turned into a walker and she's walking aroundutside and the pain of that loss, we see pictures of her when she was alive and well and now she's just a mindless zombie and mr. lincoln's character trying to come out and finding the family and they're gone and the town is empty and lenny james ends up helping him and he takes that navigation to find his family. that's how the story began. he meets fellow survivors and find his family and a lot of loss and pain. the premise of the world is no t allowing people to die often. you know a lot of our characters have -- we stayed connected as a family but we lost a lot of characters because the premise demands it. >> for those three people that have not seen "the walking dead," gear up. >> who's counting? >> you did a fine job. >> let me go back to your playwright. >> that had to be amazing for you. >> that was a pinch me moment. that journey was so epic. i was onto my fourth at that point. i created that in 2009 and 2008 and it had a really great life in regional theaters. >> uh-huh. >> o

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. >>> coming up, "walking dead" star andrew lincoln's real life run-in with the cops. >> why he was a ♪ get the party started >>> pink, niall horan, and more, performed at the ollie wood bowl this weekend. the event benefits breast cancer research. >> this cause is close to my heart. i had a grandmother pass away from breast cancer. >> he said he's enjoying music and being a newly wed. >> it's awesome. >> i like to have a beard in the winter. i'm going the keep it around. >> promo considerations provided by -- >>> together, together. >> that is norman re rks dus and jeffrey dean morgan embracing their bromance. they got together to celebrate 100 episodes. >> and a lot of blood and gore. if you don't clean up before you drive home, it can lead to awkward situations. >> listen to this. >> you've been stopped by the cops while you were covered in blood? >> unfortunately, it was season one. no one knew what the show was. they checked the trunk of my car. i it was crazy. fortunately, the cops know us now. so, um -- i tend to just drive home looking like carrie. >> you're watching "the well

you see gentleman named andrew lincoln lead star of the show he's at life.oday and the actual artifacts are already here on display before they will become objects here at the smithsonian national museum of american history and i'm bringing in right now a gentleman named eric gents a curator here at museum of american history. how you doing eric. >> i'm doing great. >> last time i was here was in november of 2015 breaking bad had their art facts donated h here. talk about why the walking dead. >> well similar to breaking bad, the walking dead is a show that has huge popularity as critical consensus of being good show and says something about the american experience. breaking bad was more about health care and crystal meth and this is more about zombie attack. i'm just kidding. >> crystal meth. any time you can say it on life tv, crystal meth. >> right. but you know similar >> right. >> the walking dead tells us a lot about things that we're afraid of. >> yeah. we're i was prayed of apoc apocalypse. we're afraid of kind of disease and violence and this is a w

and lincoln's hand-picked successor, and therein lies a story -- the ultra-racist andrew jackson. lincoln is the great emancipator. we should not abstract him from a narrative that gives due attention to the complexities of the man and the situation. it is hard to deny on the evidence of history and experience that racism is an offshoot of tribalism, identity politics, us against them, in every area of human life. with individuals and groups the , pervasive tribal nature of otherness is difficult ground on which to grow togetherness. the individual human heart, yours and mine beat with flawed arrhythmias. racism never will be, they are -- never can be totally eradicated. but it is impossible for us to not constantly and continually try. the book i have written is somewhat controversial, and it may be stirring some thoughts a -- in you. in a minute we will get to the , illegal portion of this presentation, your questions , which i am looking forward to. in mys a very brief coda last two minutes of monopolizing this forum, let me say that there are many lincoln experts. and nonexpert

oh, that would include andrew jackson, abraham lincoln.field scott, the most important general at the time in america told robert e. lee he was making the worst decision of his life. this was not a close call. america mattered then and it matters now. history is not history when it comes to the civil war. these monuments were put up during reconstruction. >> jim crow. >> to stick it to freed black people and let them know that the civil war was fought for not. ulysses s. grant is pained by the fact that it was his believe that the civil war didn't matter because things were not actually going to change. history is not history, general kelly. and i think that has been born out. >> also, this is the big word. slavery. it was about slavery not a crisis of conscience. what does this show us? kelly is a respected guy. how he leads men and women, how he has organized his attention to duty. that's all true. i've checked it ten ways from sunday. it's true. giving him credit for a political modulating ethos is false. it's always been false. the ide

andrew jackson himself was a rich man, self-made but wealthy. , veryre roosevelt wealthy. abraham lincoln had become a very affluent and successful corporate lawyer and get a lot of railroad cases. we are not saying that jacksonians only go for tribunes of the people, the great unwashed. repeatedly in american history, people who come from economic success and inherited wealth can this out and build relationship with jacksonian america based on understanding their economic needs, their cultural and political preferences. having established a foundation , as roosevelt looked at the darkening international scene, he recognized his limits. america was not ready to face himmler and -- titular in 1938. 1924, we reduced immigration by 90%. that was the last time levels of immigration have reached the have now inhey terms of percentage of the population. the result was a 90% cut in the effective immigration rate that lasted for about -- for well over a generation. it meant that in the run-up to world war ii, the united states was closed to refugees. roosevelt did not spend his political capital

lincoln financial field tomorrow morning right here on cbs3. >>> flyers on the road against the maple leafs and since andrew mcdonald has been out of the lineuplyers have lost two in a row giving up 11 goals. tied game in the first jake voracek skates in beats frederick anderson for his second goal of the season. flyers take the lead. second period, voracek passed to the captain and claude giroux and he goes to that shelf to make it four to two. brian elliott with 28 saves and the flyers are able to beat the maple leafs four to two. >>> sixers on the road against the mavericks and facing their former teammate nerlens noel. sixers have not won in dallas since 2005. hard to believe. first quarter, joel drives on nerlens. slamming over his buddy. third quarter sixers down by two. ben simmons goes coast to coast right here and right over future hall of famer dirk nowitzki. fourth quarter sixers up two. ball goes down to jo-jo. he scores. 23 points, nine boards. sixers will win their second game of the season 112-110 the final. >> nice. all right, they're on a roll. thank you so much lesley. appreciate that. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" fr

andrew jackson started as the president as the central figure. lincoln the war president, tr understand stood the national media, made his kids and nobody has ever been as top of mind as the 45th president of the united states. i don't think ultimately that's a good thing. you know what john adams said, i studied politics and war so my son can study engineering and geography. he studies that so his son canned if leicester and philosophy. we are back to point a. >> mika and i were walking out of a restaurant a couple weeks ago. we heard people at every table talking about trump. none of it was positive. none of it was positive. everybody was concerned. everybody was nervous. this was in a republican area by the way. we get out of the restaurant and i turn to her and i said, you know, he doesn't care that everybody in there thinks he is destroying america t. only thing he cares about is that they're talking about him. >> he cares about the need to be right. he is always right. he is never wrong. he needs the attention. he wants to be the focus of attention