he has appeared at the annapolis book festival and the baltimore and the baltimore book festival from 1995 to 2001. as a travel writer for the baltimore sun, mitchell wrote stories historical sites in the mid-atlantic region that blended history and travel. in 2024, he authored a report for the saint paul school shows the saint paul schools and old episcopal, old st paul's episcopal church. historical associations with slavery. charlie chairs the publications committee here at the marion center for history and culture where he serves as a trustee. and his book reviewer for the maryland historical magazine, which if you haven't picked up a copy. we have some we have some available if you're interested. but this is one of our major benefits to members of the maryland prevention culture. if you're not a member, you can chat with the front desk. would love to bring new people into our family. he serves on the advisory council of the national war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and the board of the monarchist national battlefield foundation. he holds degrees from pennsylvania state uni

>> first so i don't get in trouble, it is baltimore city and not baltimore county. >> apologies, my fault. [laughter] >> but tonat's point, baltimore city like districts that serve large numbers of young people coming from high poverty neighborhoods always had a challenge and a focus on chronic absenteeism, similar to the pattern outlined, he went from hovering around 30%, we started around the third of students not coming and we got close to 70%. i have other urban colleagues who got over 70%, closer to three quarters of young people coming out of the pandemic being chronically absent. in baltimore city what that means is we know young people who are not chronically absent are twice as likely to be proficient in reading and language skills. we know young people that are not chronically absent are three times as likely to be proficient in mathematics. so when we use the term that showing up counts, it does count. even controlling for everything else, just being at school and coming regularly means you are more likely to be on grade level. what that looks like an baltimore city, even at ou

>> first so i don't get in trouble, it is baltimore city and not baltimore county. >> apologies, my fault. [laughter] >> but tonat's point, baltimore city like districts that serve large numbers of young people coming from high poverty neighborhoods always had a challenge and a focus on chronic absenteeism, similar to the pattern outlined, he went from hovering around 30%, we started around the third of students not coming and we got close to 70%. i have other urban colleagues who got over 70%, closer to three quarters of young people coming out of the pandemic being chronically absent. in baltimore city what that means is we know young people who are not chronically absent are twice as likely to be proficient in reading and language skills. we know young people that are not chronically absent are three times as likely to be proficient in mathematics. so when we use the term that showing up counts, it does count. even controlling for everything else, just being at school and coming regularly means you are more likely to be on grade level. what that looks like an baltimore city, even at ou

david: let's talk about baltimore. went to my hometown of baltimore where the library system is, he became head librarian for 22 years. so you are the head librarian for 22 years in baltimore and then the president of the united states has a responsibility to nominate for senate confirmation the library of congress. why don't members of congress nominate a library of congress? >> i believe that starting with lincoln. and then it would be a position that the president would nominate someone to supreme court justice, and it was that type of position. so you still have to be confirmed by the senate. and i went through that process. david: so you interview with president obama and he said do you want to be librarian of congress, and i guess you said you were interested. >> i was concerned about what i could bring to the position because i had been so involved with public libraries, public access, all of that. i never thought of actually being part of the library of congress because of what the perception was, that it was m

and as we went through the pandemic in baltimore city, we had watching that number go down this year know special for today i made sure to look at some of the data points are, we are now just in the school here, and again the point made earlier, just now this year on track to be back where we were in terms of chronic absenteeism before the pandemic. but there's still close to just over a one third of the young people. so there's a question of when we need to be adjusting what needs to happen in order to get more young people going to school regularly is a long-term issue, that when you're thing about from the pandemic and fix it and move on. it really does have real on the ground education for teaching and learning like outcomes. >> what i here's obviously pre-k and k, we spike and when you have an extraordinarily different strategy and what we needed tackle with yes very different noted 20 and anything of that. >> this three-point and often times will talk about the grade distribution sort of like the nike symbol right so pre-k and ki then it definitely dips down especially by secon

joined the baltimore orioles and began his campaign to break the unbreakable record. took the mlb by storm, winning rookie of the year in 1982, when his iron maiden streak began, and following up the next season by winning american league m.v.p. and the 1983 world series. over the course of his career, ripken would rack up 19 all-star appearances, two golden gloves, and a second american league m.v.p. in 1991. he had already established himself as one of the greatest baseball players in major league history, as he continued to extend his streak. then, on september 5, 1995, the world watched as lou gehrig's record, that had stood for 56 years, was broken by cal ripken jr. ripken would go on to extend his streak for another three years, finally capping the all-time record at 2632 games in a row. over 500 games more than lou gehrig's previous mark. ripken retired after the 2001 season and was elected into the baseball hall of fame in 2007. it has been 26 years since ripken ended his streak, and no player has come close to challenging him. so, i played the little league a

if you allow me those rights that were in baltimore. could you explain the difference between the way that the police handled them and the way they handled the bundy ranch situation where the white guys actually drew guns on the police and nobody got arrested preemptively. millions of dollars and one last thing, america, ya'll look out for our military and godspeed on all their endeavors. you'll have a great day. all right, geraldo, i agree with you on the military, the greatest fighting force the world has ever known. listen. going to, you know, the wars you reference in the in the early 2000. i mean, yeah, it was it was very costly. and i think we're still trying to address those issues today. i mean, some of the problems that were left to barack obama and some of the problems we face today in iran and with isis and in iraq and afghanistan, they came from an early 2000. so but it in regard to income we've had, we bring in more money today than we ever have in our history. so when people say, well, there's all these tax cuts that are d

let's talk about baltimore.ou went to my hometown of baltimore, where the library system is called the enoch pratt free library system. and you became the head librarian of the system for 22 years. and then the president of the united states has the responsibility to nominate for senate confirmation the librarian of congress. why don't members of congress nominate the librarian of congress, since it's a congress thing? dr. hayden: i believe that started with lincoln, and that it would be a position that the president would nominate, similar to a supreme court justice. and it was that type of position. so, you still have to be confirmed by the senate. and i went through that process. david: you interviewed with president obama and he said, do you want to be librarian of congress, and i guess you said you were interested? dr. hayden: i was concerned about what i could bring to the position, because i had been so involved with public libraries, public access, all of that. but i never thought of actually being part

, richmond virginia, even baltimore will get snow like the stay home, stay safe and other road crewsd other road crews to do theirjob, clear the roads. and other road crews to do theirjob, clearthe roads. it will take some time for the snow to get out of these areas until monday night to really clear out, and then very cold temperatures for the rest of the week, it will not go back above freezing or above stereo celsius until friday and many of these places. those slippery conditions with roads and sidewalks untreated will last much of the rest of the week. in terms of some of those travel conditions you mentioned for commuters especially in washington, dc, baltimore and so on, potentially some treacherous conditions on the roads, more broadly, in terms of flights, should we be bracing for some travel chaos for a few days?— for a few days? look, i think so we have _ for a few days? look, i think so we have already - for a few days? look, i think so we have already seen - for a few days? look, i think| so we have already seen that for a few days? look, i think i so we have already see

it was a difficult state, and especially so in baltimore.coln, in order to get troops to defend washington would have to bring them by train through baltimore. that was the only rail access. otherwise, they would have to come by sea, basically. there was a total panic. after all, it reduced fort sumter in 36 hours. what was it that the south could not do if it chose to with this army under beauregard? so lincoln spent a very difficult week while the first troops from massachusetts that came through baltimore were attacked by people in baltimore who were basically pro confederate. there were a number of deaths and the governor of maryland said, please, no more troops, please. things have got to settle down here. basically, lincoln was left with just a number -- a handful of regular troops and congress was not actually in session, dressing up as soldiers, holding muskets, and lincoln feeling extremely vulnerable in the white house. >> was their real fear that can -- that the confederacy would attack washington, d.c.? >> i don't think that ther

great rivalry in baltimore, lamar jackson and the ravens hosting russell wilson and the steelers baltimore. this season had 10 touchdown drives of at least 90 yards. and they started tonight with another one from our jax and actually 13 play 95 yard drive. >> capped off by the touchdown. pass to rashad bateman 7, nothing ravens. baltimore rushed for 299 yards in this one. that's the most ever allowed by the steelers in a playoff game. derrick henry goes 8 yards there for the score and the ravens built a 21. nothing lead at the half. they were just dominant. steelers had a little left, though. in the 2nd half, they made a comeback sort russell wilson leading a 9 play. 98 yard touchdown drive 30 yard pass to van jefferson makes it 21 to 7. but really that was just a teaser because 4 plays later. it's king henry, again rumbling. 44 yards to pay dirt. 26 carries for 186 yards for henry. hey, maybe the titan should have kept this guy waive advance to the divisional round with a 28, 14 win. well, a couple of familiar faces for forty-niners fans meeting up in houston in the early game today. deme

if you allow me those rights that were in baltimore. could you explain the difference between the way that the police handled them and the way they handled the bundy ranch situation where the white guys actually drew guns on the police and nobody got arrested preemptively. millions of dollars and one last thing, america, ya'll look out for our military and godspeed on all their endeavors. you'll have a great day. all right, geraldo, i agree with you on the military, the greatest fighting force the world has ever known. listen. going to, you know, the wars you reference in the in the early 2000. i mean, yeah, it was it was very costly. and i think we're still trying to address those issues today. i mean, some of the problems that were left to barack obama and some of the problems we face today in iran and with isis and in iraq and afghanistan, they came from an early 2000. so but it in regard to income we've had, we bring in more money today than we ever have in our history. so when people say, well, there's all these tax cuts that are d

host: we will go to baltimore. tom is on our democrat line. hi, tom. caller: how are you all doing today? i have a question about culture of spending versus a culture of saving. i worked for the correctional department here in baltimore city as a contractor, and it seemed like every year we got to the end of the budget year and found that we had extra money, and we decided to spend it on some pretty silly things and i don't know if this is rampant throughout the government, the contractors, but it just seemed like if we change that culture may be reward the contractors or the departments who actually save money every year, maybe we could get a handle on this. guest: tom, you bring up a good point making sure we are incentivizing our agencies to spend less, and what they say, give it back to the government as opposed to right now they're incentivized to spend up to the last sent we give them. and oftentimes at the end of the year you see folks in these agencies buying new computers and their ipads and the money goes out the door instead of going back to

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let's go baltimore.zing. >> so handsome. >> y'all need to pull out to get my head and the hat in the shot. >> you are now officially his head official. >> my hero. >> let me get a little style here. hey. let's go. >> poppy harlow. >> can we get a steal of this? i'm taking you for some wins and years later, baby. yes. >> coy wire for doing that coin. >> thank you. you can hold on to that all day. >> oh, i need a photo. thanks so much for watching. >> we'll see you next weekend. >> hey. >> today, greenland, usa has the president elect pushes for a new land acquisition? >> denmark's former prime minister joins fareed. why? he says the danish territory will not become part of the u.s. fareed zakaria gps. >> this. the tempur-pedic adapt mattress was designed to help make aches and pains a thing of the past. because only tempur material eases your pressure points in a way no other mattress can save up to $500. now on select adjustable mattress sets. >> molly leaving was one thing, but then i thought mom's oste

baltimore's going respond.ry rumbling, 44 yards to pay he had. 26 carries for 186 yards and maybe it may be that it should have kept on it, kept him on the roster. ravens advance to the divisional round, final score. 28 to 14. well, a couple of familiar faces for 40 niner fans minicamp in houston in the early game today. demeco ryans and the texans. >> playing host to jim harbaugh and the chargers that forty-niners coaching tree is deep chargers had chances early but had to settle for a couple of field goals that kept houston in it just down 6, nothing 2nd quarter. cj stroud marches, the texans, 99 yards and 13 plays. >> that's a 13 yard touchdown. pass to nico collins, houston without a field goal believe 10, 6 at the half. justin herbert had a terrible, horrible. no good, very bad day. eric murray, the pick to make it 20 to 6. the pick-six and herbert threw a career-high 4 interceptions. that's one more than he had all season. but he did have this highlight in the 4th quarter connecting with ladd mcconkey for

area, baltimore area.t disruptions in d.c., baltimore, and dulles, and that's going to continue throughout the day today. power outages not only for the mid-atlantic but stretching across the ohio river valley and areas where they got a significant amount of snow over the midwest. and of course central u.s. here is the snow still to come. 5 to 8 inches around the d.c. area. west of that area could get more and potentially see an additional from 5 to 8 to 12 inches parts of delmarva. certainly watch that forecast lows, all of that snow on the ground is going to remain there because it's going to be very cold for the next week to two weeks as the next? storm system we watch moves in and that cold weather continues along the gulf coast as well. so not only the central u.s. but down south where we actually could see snow in our next round coming this weekend. we'll continue to keep you all up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, and l.j., over to you and ainsley,. >> ainsley: yemen. >> janice: congratulations. i lo

billie thought she was born in baltimore, her family told her she was born in baltimore and did not find born in baltimore even after she knew she was born in philadelphia her mother brought her to baltimore when she was a few days old. she was raised in baltimore. until she was about 12, and she moved to new york. first, to harlem, queens, back to harlem. she died in july of 1959, on the 17th. she had become ill six weeks before and they had hospitalized her at at metropolitan hospital in harlem. i covered this in great detail in my book, a drama, because she said, i think they planted heroin in her room and she was arrested for narcotics possession and fingerprinted, mug shot, the whole thing. so, the last two to three weeks of her life was taken up -- they wanted her to appeared before a grand jury but she was bedridden but they wanted her to appear before a grand jury florence kennedy was a lawyer who did a great job in blocking a lot of the attempts of the city government. new york's behavior was shameful at that time, the police department and mayor's office. she died of cirrhosis

billie thought she was born in baltimore her family.she was born in baltimore, and she didn't find out that she was actually born in philadelphia until 1954, when she got her passport to do her 54 european tour and. she goes, i was born in philadelphia. who know? but again, she continued, tell everybody she was born in baltimore even after she knows she was born in philadelphia. so even though she was born in philadelphia, her mother brought to baltimore when she was a, you know, like a few days. and so she was actually raised in baltimore until was, i'd say 12 ish. and then she moved to new york to, well, first to harlem, then to queens, then back to harlem. yeah, yes. oh, death. she died and july of 1959, on the 17th, she had become ill about six weeks beforehand, they had hospitalized, hospitalized her at metropolitan hospital up in harlem and there ensued a hall, which i cover in great detail in my book a whole drama because, as she said, when got in there, she's going to arrest me on my deathbed, you know. and sure enough, they did

she was one of the original freedom writers who went to baltimore from d.c.mayormayor who the national president of u.s. congress of mayors. she's from baltimore and i told her about how my wife had been a civil rights pioneer and my wife also went to the march on washington and so while i was at selma, she was involved in civil rights activity in new york. >> that's right. great history. great involvement. again, i think people that are hearing you are inspired, are challenged. where would you say people need to start today to have that kind of commitment and have that kind of legacy you and gaye are leaving? >> i think that -- you remember earlier i mentioned about these names, freidman's bureau and the freidman bank records that the mormon church had laid out. i think people should do a search of their family history and family routes as a beginning appreciation of how far we've come. how we have come this far by faith. and that i think that we should have the alex -- every individual can and should have the alex haley experience and i think that will be l

see, that's baltimore for. services for her because somebody else could have been like, well, you know, we just had a disagreement. you know, it was, you know, working out next time because i got like ten cards here. three of the questions are about that interview or this is i just have to give you so much respect on how brilliantly and eloquently you provided a history lesson and masterclass in moral clarity on cbs. and the funny thing is, i was like, man, i should you know what i mean? i was thinking all the things i should have said because i think i'm, you know, honestly what happens. and and i'll this publicly because i actually really do this there is a way in which because of what the dialog is around black people in their accomplishments, because of the dialog around affirmative action and frankly because of the amount of racism in this country, people don't always believe you, you know, and especially people that maybe read a summary of your work but didn't actually read it. and so they they don't quit

a 43 yard run baltimore up 35, 10.nd then finally, ravens defensive tackle michael pierce, all 355 pounds of of got the thrill of a lifetime with an interception. his teammates loving it. ravens clinch the afc north. they win big. 35 to 10. all right. for pro sports to the collegiate mark mattson and is cal bears looking for their first with the new year on the road facing a good clemson team at 11 3 to the highlights of this. when andre stojakovic, there's an end in the 1st half. this kid is a really, really good player. remember his dad played in the nba for years. that was a tough shot. plus, the foul. he had 30 points on 11 of 15 shooting. but the tigers took control in the 2nd half your lock in the drive. and dish to ian chef he led the tigers with 21. theres getting sloppy chase hunter, the steal the breakaway jam. he had 19 points. cal falls to '03 in the acc has it. 80 to 68 stanford also on the road taking the 11 into pittsburgh panthers. cardinals keeping up with hit behind the shooting of maxime rayno cleari

. >> midwest also headed to eastern seaboard washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, in for one ofgest snowstorms you've had likely in years. i'll show you temperatures very cold already. the colder air in place by the way going to get much colder behind this storm. that cold air going to settle down across the southeast as well. this is the storm right now. see the snow flying across parts of kansas especially we have blizzard warning there is. now in effect, and look at this where you see that purple -- that's mixing rain snow. but where you see the pink that is icing. at temperatures at the surface are below freezing, but up above they're actually warmer. and the precipitation falls as rein and freezes on contact on the ground and on every surface. because of that power outages easy with. this is where we've got watches and warnings in place anywhere from kansas at orange that's where you see the blizzard warnings, winter storm warnings, ice storm warnings in effect and this is the icing we're expecting especially across parts much kentucky southern illinois southern indiana wid

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the east coast, we have a winter storm warning, winter storm watch for areas like philadelphia and baltimoregoing to see this affect those areas as we head into your monday. storm really gearing up. heavy rain to the south. ice across the ohio valley. we're going to look at the snow starting to fly sunday night into monday for the east coast, i-95. how much will we get when all of this is over with? by monday n some cases several inches, in some cases more than a foot to a foot and a half. jericka, we're going to be watching this very carefully for your sunday and into your monday. if you have to be out, be very careful out there on the roads. >> yeah, a lot of snow. andrew kozak, thank you. >>> new orleans is bustling tonight, the crowdsng to bourbon street after this week's truck attack. omar villafranca is in the french quarter tonight with details on how the 14 victims are being remembered. omar? >> reporter: good evening, memorials will flowers and crosses are growing, as the city is starting their grieving process after this week's deadly terrorist attack. now, this morning at the city

baltimore y filadelfia estÁn entre las ciudades que recibirÁn grandes acumulaciones de nieve.y oficinas federales cerradas. tenemos el pronÓstico. casi 3 millones de personas se van a beneficiar del aumento de los pagos del seguro social con un aumento del 2.5% en s cheques. el retiro promedio se establece ahora en unos 1.976 $ mensuales. y brillan los latinos en los globos de oro. triunfo para la pelÍcula. emilia pÉrez, ambientada en mÉxico y para la actriz zoe saldaÑa, que consiguiÓ su primer globo de oro como mejor actriz de reparto. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. muy buenas tardes. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. vamos a la informaciÓn en vivo para la costa oeste. el congreso de estados unidos acaba de certificar la victoria electoral de donald trump en los comicios presidenciales de noviembre. lo ha hecho en una ascensiÓn conjunta de la cÁmara de representantes y el senado. y justo cuando se cumplen cuatro aÑos del asalto al capitolio por seguidores de trump que se negaron a reconocer la victoria de joe biden. nos

and in. 14 nothing baltimore final seconds of the half lamar doing mvp things.k at him escape the pocket all around. no one can tackle him. he finds justice hill five yards touchdown 21 nothing at the half. king henry had a monster game 26 carries 186 yards two scores. this goes for 44. ravens win 2814 advancing to the divisional round as well. the 49 ers wrapped up their 2024 season early this week with exit meetings. and all things considered, rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall had a great season while facing challenges nobody could have imagined. pearsall, remember was shot in an attempted robbery in union square before the season began. he made his season debut week seven against the chiefs, and then finished his campaign with 31 catches, 400 receiving yards and three touchdowns. >> for me, like my plan is to continue to, you know, jt continue to get better and build on what i could, you know, and, you know, in the off season for me, you know, i feel like i come back from the offseason and become, you know, that much more of a different player. and, you kno

area and baltimore area have been canceled so far today. a lot of delays as well. if you are traveling in this part of the country, it's been a real nightmare. how much snow is yet to come? we are looking at the lighter blues. another 1-3 inches. largely the heaviest snow has already fallen. they could be looking at some issues were a couple of days. >> thank you. i appreciate it. coming up, more here. we watched it live last hour. justin trudeau announced his resignation from both his liberal party and as soon as they pick a new leader, he will leave as prime minister. this is days before president-elect trump takes office. we need somebody running the country to our north. we have hundreds of miles of border that need to be protected up there. we will be right back. (vo) veteran homeowners, step into a new year of savings. get up to seventy thousand dollars or more. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. ring in a new year of security bills paid and cash in the bank. (vo) call 1 (844) 647-6711. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who

there's a lot of send you to the little shoes where they'll be a baltimore serenity. and so the, the, the, the most who knew the finish a little bit just below said that your phone was good. she really like, well that is uh, the only thing you could hold for just 20 so far 6 equally like quick question with our classic tional admitted to school beast. the a new era of co operation must go in and have a sufficient e. clayton state spent 2 years or digit partnership 3 deep reading, agreeing that in from water policy phases. the question the all the it will in no way provide any help. the address of double standards have reach the end of their life. the fact that one country has the complete right to kill citizens, to kill children and women to destroy hospitals and schools. weldon asserting its position on human rights and pointing the way for us is unacceptable. and right and present a message that position close out of the west for his double time is as he criticizes, i'm preaching about human rights to others while committing those same crimes. and so basically i thi

baltimore a little burst pittsburgh, too, lake effect snow, cold air coming through to set the stage this winter storm which is coming into the west coast right now and has some dynamics to it and because of that we not only of winter weather coming but severe weather on sunday. all of louisiana under the threat to receive damaging winds and potentially tornadoes there. but winter storm advisories stretch 1500 miles, from west kansas all the way to west virginia, and i think the winter storm warnings will be pushed off to the east as we go through time. half an inch to three quarters of an inch of ice possible and 6-12 inches of snow possible. so let's time it out. kansas city i think saturday afternoon, saturday night, start freezing rain and snow. st. louis into sunday. look at the pink, that major spot heading toward louisville and up through the ohio river valley and then it reaches toward the east coast on monday. d.c., baltimore, you can see several inches of snow on the ground, and all of this ice is going to be potentially damaging, as well. but monday morning is certainly go

we have a lot of old infrastructure as the tragic incident in baltimore illustrated. we have these bridges that need a look as to whether or not they need additional federate systems and the like -- additional fetterign systems and the like. our members continue to invest in the latest technology. we have over 600 new ships on order with some of the latest technology in the world. we are playing our role. sen. cantwell: and i want the u.s. to get a big portion of that. commissioner sola, what about a new u.s. southern command, u.s. government conversation with the canal authorities and the government about the security level we seek? mr. sola: thank you very much. the airborne weighing i am wearing his decorative. i've not worn a uniform and 35 years. this is my personal experience. i believe the security of the canal has always been understood to be provided by the united states. panama models not have a military and i believe there is been a close relationship with southern command that we would provide that and it would be nice to see if we had a formalization of t

baltimore up. 35 to 10. yeah. happy birthday. indeed.and then ravens defensive tackle michael pierce all 355 got the thrill of a lifetime with the interception decides to go right down much to the joy of his teammates. ravens clinched the afc north. 35, it >> all right. for pro sports to the collegiate level, mark mattson and his cal bears looking for their first win of the new year on the road against the 11 3 clemson tigers. >> and restore act of its. it's a nice job. keeping the bears in in the 1st half, this kid is a heck of a player just like his dad us. >> tough shot. plus the foul. he led all scorers with 30 points 11 of 15 shooting. but the tigers would tame the bears in the 2nd half victory lock in with the drive. and dish to chef. lyn. he led the tigers with 21 points. and then the bears get sloppy chase center with the steal. yes, the breakaway wallace, 19 points bears all on 3 in the acc is points in wins 18 isakson >> stanford also on the road taking on 11 into pittsburgh. the panthers and cardinals pretty evenly-matched ear