baptiste, my name is byron pitts.e tacked to police investigators what you are doing with credit privacy numbers is illegal. you didn't do credit privacy numbers? i'm sorry, i have many gifts, mr. baptiste, lip-reading isn't one of those. would you mind opening the door so we can talk. turning the lights off. he apparently didn't want to talk. mr. baptiste. after sitting in the dark in his office he finally came out. there are people who told us that they gave you $1,500, $4,000. and never heard from you again. they're not telling the truth? >> they're not telling the truth. all my numbers are still the same. >> reporter: you said you get the cpn numbers from social security, is that correct? >> no. >> reporter: you told me a few minutes ago. we have you on camera. >> i said i don't get them. the agency gets them. >> reporter: the agency gets the numbers from social security? >> correct. >> reporter: what is it? >> legal cpn, an online company in michigan with an f rating from the better business bureau did not respon

one tweeting devastating news about kyle jean-baptiste. my thoughts are with his family. another one: and film star angel will algort said: >>> in other news, police in new jersey are investigating a deadly shooting. one man was shot and killed at this home on passaic street in hasbrouck heights last night. there has been an arrest but the bergen county prosecutor is not releasing the name of the suspect or the victim. >>> two people are injured after a car slammed into a bronx store. now the driver is facing criminal charges. >>> reporter: in this store surveillance video, you can see it happen. look to the bottom right as the car barrels in. produce goes flying and shoppers run for their lives. two people couldn't-- >> among other things, the driver has been charged with driving while intoxicated as well as assault. >>> we are learning more about the innocent bystander accidentally shot and killed in an undercover nypd operation in westchester. cbs 2's matt kozar has reaction from the police commissioner. >>> reporter: a day after 61- year-old felix kumi was accidentall

it was founded in 1942 by a white southern baptist minister from middle joy joy was unlike other baptist ministers in the south, wanted to start a commune in the rural south where residents could live like early christians which is why they came up with that name which means community or fellowship. they believe in communal sharing and pacifism and a color blind and brotherhood, making them communist and raise mixers. the first cute years the locals generated tolerated and even if they didn't approve of its beliefs but that changed shortly after greg and his family moved to the farm in summer of 1953. the catalyst was the supreme court ruling against segregated public schools. not long after that clarence was asked to endorse two black students who wanted to enter the business college in atlanta. by the time clarence returned to america the local front page story about a sumter county clergyman who wanted to desegregate the state's beloved university system, evangelism started that very week. unknown parties operating under cover of darkness chopped down fruit trees, dumped sugar and gas

baptiste died early saturday morning after police say he fell from the fourth floor fire escape at his mom's bed-stuy apartment. >> it's tragic. this is such a great show. obviously, there's a lot of great talent. >> at the curtain call last night, the cast had the audience give a standing ovation to honor kyle. at the imperial theater, sheldon dutes, "news 4 new york." en>> police charged a 68-year-old driver with dwi after a wild crash you have in the bronx. video shows his car jumping a curb and slamming into a market on tremont avenue. a woman who was pinned under the car was in critical condition but is expected to recover. >>> a quick check of the weather. warm and muggy and get used to that word. hazy, hot, humid. the theme as we move along into the days ahead. staring down another heat wave heading towards labor day. summer not done with us yet. i'm gus rosendale. pat and i will see you at 10:00. go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. p get your first month' s payment r plus five years wearr and tear cove

he is just really great. >> angela august attended baptiste. greatness. >> this is tragic. >> reporter: a rising star, scheduled to appear next in the upcoming revival of the musical the color purple. in a final tweet, i thank everyone who supported me and still does, i will never forget this experience. on wards and upwards. nothing but love. police classified this as a tragic accident. online, there is a push to have broadway dim the lights in his honor. live in midtown, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> from broadway to the internet, tributes are pouring in for jean baptiste from some famous stars. kristen chenowith, r.i.p., love and hugs to the family and the cast of les miserables. singer josh grobin wrote, he was just getting started. so sad. my condolences as well to his family and cast. and deborah messing tweeted this is so unspeakably tragic. thinking of his family and all who loved him. >>> police in new jersey are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened a home on passaic streak in hasbrouck heights. there is an arrest but the bergen

[laughter] there is another baptist group that i think they are but but actually a lot of baptist churches i have come to find out they're no longer affiliated with the southern baptist church because they change with the neighborhood and are much more inclusive. i had an anti-went to the church after a the same-sex marriage that said all marriages are welcome. but they're not part of the southern baptist church anymore. [laughter] clarence would be a hero but maybe not so much to the main body although i am sure there are exceptions. >> we are out of time. i assure jim wellhead around to answer questions. >> as a matter of fact he will sign books we are giving it 25% discount to night. a beautifully written but thank you for coming you won't regret it. come buy a book. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i have been chased debris construction and for many years the corruption uncovered chasing the way their newspapers got the wrong story but for the book about paranoia, i was dealing with ameritech coming out of the most

i i mean it was a baptist church. it really was a baptist church. ♪ the pleasants also felt at home in the church and to curtiss surprise began to feel at home in utah. >> when i am sitting on the top step like we sitting high now, i am looking at the mountain and ai didn't discuss it we are her. i was like i want to stay. it's a new start for me. >> at first, things weren't easy for the family. their kids were trying to adjust to new friends and new school and finding a job with no local experience was tough for curtis. construction. good wendelyn got a job at a hostess at a local restaurant. >> it was comfortable. >> i got to meet good people. like i say, my main objective was diagnose now, you know, to just start a new life with yourself i mean i have been to new orleans we have been to new orleans all our lives. their kids ended up going back years ago, but 10 years later, the couple is still in salt lake city, one of the few dozen original new orleans evacuees still here. >> i guess there are somewhere between 60

this you tube video posted on thursday shows the last time kyle jean-baptiste under studied the lead role of jean valjean in les miserables. when he auditioned for the show, a star was born and he became the first african- american and the youngest actor to ever play the role on broadway. his success ended abruptly late friday night. he died at the age of 21 following a performance when he fall from his family's fire escape. >> i knew he was destined for greatness. when this happened, it's really tragic. >> reporter: angela august went to high school with kyle jean- baptiste where he studied performing arts. >> he is great, funny, empathetic guy. he is really great. >> reporter: we went to the residence where the accident happened. the actor's relatives were too devastated to talk about the loss and referred us to the show's spokesperson. a rep put out the statement, >> he did have a good smile. that's how i remember him, by >> reporter: the final performance was supposed to be september 6th and he planned to appear next in the color purple. in one of his final tweets he said i thank

that's not a southern baptist church anymore.laughter] clarins would be a hero but probably not so much to the main body of southern baptist although i'm sure there are exceptions. >> we are out of time. but i'm sure that he will hang around for a while and answer questions. >> as a matter of fact he will be signing books. we are giving 25% off on all books tonight. it's a beautifully written book. thank you for coming. come down and buy a book. you won't regret it. ask next on booktv charles murray looks for ways to reduce the power of the federal government in his recent book by the people the american enterprise institute scholar argues it's possible to roll back federal power through the use of technology rather than the constitution which he deems is broken. he speaks with a senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and the former economic adviser to vice president joe biden. >> host: it is a privilege to be with you today. tell us what it is you would like us to take from your new book. >> this is a cliff

police say kyle jean-baptiste was at home early saturday morning having returned late from a performance the night before. he was relaxing on his fourth floor fire escape outside of his apartment. somehow, he slipped and fell to his death. his sudden and tragic death has stunned fans of the show who were looking forward to seeing a promising career blossom. >> we had been here earlier in the year to see him and he was magnificent. we loved him. >> it feels weird that he's not here and his name is still up on the billboard and his photo is all around and he's not here today. >> the show must go on. kyle would want it no other way. >> it's very sad. >> i think most performers in the spirit of performance want their cast and co-workers to continue forward and continue moving on. >> reporter: there is a growing ca bmpaign on twitter to convince the broadway league to officially dim the lights on broadway in his honor. traditionally, they only do that for an actor that is considered a broadway legend but maybe think an exception should be made in this case. ida siegal, news 4. >> ida, thank y

baptiste died hours after friday night's performance. he fell from a fourth floor fire escape at his mom's bed-stuy apartment. what appears to be a tragic accident. theatergoers were sad to hear of his death. >> it's tragic. this is such a great show. obviously, there's a lot of great talent. >> just very shocked. i can't imagine going on doing the show after having something like that happen. >> reporter: the entertainment community is responding. tony award winner kristin chenoweth tweeted rest in peace kyle jean-baptiste. my love and hearts to the family and "les mis." singer josh groban wrote, he was just getting started. so sad. my condolences as well to his family and the cast. the cast only found out about this death shortly after the matinee yesterday afternoon. at the curtain call, they had the audience pay tribute by giving baptiste a standing ovation. at imperial theater this morning, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >>> now to that undercover buy operation that ended in gunshots and in death. this morning, we have new info

this is one of the last photos kyle jean-baptiste performed online before playing the character jean valjean. ilana gold is live outside the imperial theater in midtown with more. ilana. >> reporter: his death is a tremendous loss to broadway. he made history at the imperial theater with les miserables. today's matinee will go on without him. this you tube video posted on thursday shows the last time kyle jean-baptiste under studied the lead role of jean valjean in les miserables. a star was born and he american and the youngest actor to ever play the role on broadway. his success ended abruptly late friday night. he died at the age of 21 following a performance when he fell from a fire escape from his family's home in brooklyn. >> i knew he was destined for greatness. when this happened, it's really tragic. >> reporter: angela august went to laguardia high school with kyle jean- baptiste where he studied performing arts. >> he is great, funny, empathetic guy. he is really great. >> reporter: we went to the residence where the accident happened. the actor's relatives were too devasta

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hearing is that at the national level several religious organizations, particularly the southern baptiste catholic church and the mormon church expressed doubt as to the ability to continue in a partnership with an organization like the boy scouts now that it has not adopted a neutral policy. the boy scouts would allow kids with same sex attraction they were never excluded but it had a conduct policy now that it changed the conduct policy it's no longer taking a neutral stance towards the issue of sexuality. >> what can you say that would keep an organizations that values scouting in proximity long enough to see if this will work. roger and many who believe, as he does have fears about what is coming down the road. those have to be allayed else the movement will break up. >> the boy scouts of america's core mission, the ability to make ethical decisions, if you believe the discrimination is a decision over the course of one's life. maybe you were supported the previous policy. if you believe that discrimination shouldn't be a part of 21st century america, and you believer they took a ste

if the baptists wanted to convert you, what do they do? hug on you and love on you until you convert. lutherans, they'll feed you until you convert. catholics what do we do? make you feel guilty until you convert. it's got to be different. we've got to show the joy. i love our holy father. he says the joy of the gospel fills the hearts and lives of all whoen counter jesus. so if we have that encounter, then we give that same love to everyone. that's what i try to bring to my parish missions. >> what would you say to the folks upon the end of the mission, how their life, their experience in the faith, participation in the faith will be different the next sunday? what's going to be different about them who have been and heard that message? >> some of the things i have heard from people is through some of the parish missions i have conducted they have found that encounter, a true encounter with the eucharist, with the holy spirit, with their faith. they have found a true encounter with the word of god in the bible, the written word of god exo

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dozens gathered in central park this afternoon to remember 21-year-old kyle jean-baptiste. the les miserables actor made history as the first african-american and youngest person to play the role on broadway. jean-baptiste died after falling from a fourth-story fire escape at his brooklyn home friday. >>> giving peanuts products to babies before they turn 1 could help them avoid nut allergies later. this is based on research that also shows that avoiding peanuts could cause a child to even have more reaction later. >> one of the holy grals of medicine, which is to prevent a disease. in this case, by having kids eat peanuts, if they're not already allergic, they were able to prevent a significant number of kids from becoming allergic to peanuts. >> the academy says it should be done under a pediatrician's care but it is best to reduce high-risk babies between 4 and 11 months by dissolve ing in milk or cereal. allergy tests are recommended first for at-risk infants. >>> as a parent, you know your child really needs a computer to keep up at school, depending on their age. lynd

well, members of the westboro baptist church who were protest protesting in kansas city got a surprisers. they drove by, blasting never going to give you up by rick astley, holding a sign saying you got rick rolled. >>> lady gaga, john travolta, ryan murphy got to hang out with barbra streisand this weekend. lady gaga posted this photo to instagram saying, quote, what a completely amazing moment. >>> how much do you love sun flowers? a man in wisconsin is honoring his late wife by planting a four-mile stretch along a highway. this is such a beautiful story. the sun flowers, they total more than 400 acres. they were his wife's favorite flower. she had plans to sell seeds to benefit cancer research and that dream is coming true because of all of this. what a beautiful tribute. thanks for watching today. that's going to do it for us. "way too early" starts right now. >>> this morning, market meltdown, grim signs we're in for another gut-check day on wall street. >>> plus a man in custody and a trooper in critical condition after a dui stop that went horribly wrong. >> he seemed like he wa

kyle joan baptiste was 21 years old. he was the first african-american and the youngest person ever to play the lead role in the play. we see how the theater community is remembering him. >> he was a rising star with a powerful voice. 21-year-old kyle john baptiste died hours after friday night's performance. police say he fell from a fourth floor fire escape at his mother's apartment in bedford-stuyvesant, around 4:00 a.m. saturday. the cast and crew mates remembe him as a remarkable young talent and tremendous person wha made magic and history in his broadway debut. as cast mates mourn, the show must go on. during intermission at the imperial theater, fans say it's a shame they'll never get a chance to see him play that role. >> it's tragic. because imis is such a great show. [000:29:56;00]

it didn't take kyle jean baptist top wow them with les mis, this is his audition tape.the youngest person and first african-american to play the lead of jean val jean, he fell from a brooklyn fire escape. >> it is sad. you take a look at someone who has the opportunity. and obviously he was 21 years-old and already objecttowned such a point where they want to get in their career. >> they were shocked and saddened by the news of this bright star. >> it is obviously a great show and just tragic that he should die so young and part of this. >> they released the following statement. the entire les mis family is shocked beloss of -- by the loss of kyle. he made magic in his history of his debut. we send our condolences to the family. >> really, this is a great show to be a part of and for the first african-american. he will not be forgotten. that was a.j. ross reporting for us. kyle jean baptist was asked to join the cast after he graduated from baldwin wallace university in ohio. the school posted on the facebook page that they were saddened by the loss of one of their own.

orr had a sterling reputation as the chief of neurology at jacksonville's baptist medical center. the department then ranked as one of the best in the country. >> i'm dr. sean orr. i'm a neurologist. >> reporter: he posted videos about the brain online. and he was the team doctor to the jaguars. but according to u.s. attorney lee bentley, who prosecuted dr. orr for fraud, he was also something else. >> a con man. just like other con men. he relied upon his charisma to close the deal. his error rate ranged anywhere from 65% for m.s. to over 95% for other neurological disorders. >> reporter: bentley said the con involved dozens, perhaps hundreds of patients. with every new m.s. diagnosis came a sure thing. a steady stream of expensive tests, frequent office visits, and costly prescription drugs, beefing up dr. orr's half a million-dollar salary and fueling his lavish lifestyle. both of these homes were his. in one two-year period he made a quarter of a million dollars with consulting services to questcore pharmaceutical, maker of the m.s. drug acthar. lee bentley says dr. orr was on

he was a baptist minister but he was white canadian and his church calgary baptist is on 57 straight and is still there. he was very prominent as an adviser to the president. you can do great things when you are in touch with your humanity. >> we you we're doing your research. >> nor would i want to because he never met ota benga and had nothing to offer i was interested in archival evidence one he didn't deal with evidence so that was not my interest so i went back. of this or that so basically i went back to the archives. >> thanks for a wonderful talk. do they ever express remorse if you talk to the zoo orders? >> no. even after ota benga died there were callous comments made about taming the savage. there is no remorse. the but they doctored up the story of what happened he went from being a cage exhibits to a zoo employee. but never an expression but on the contrary later in life many years later he did express remorse, or so i heard. his grandson said he expressed remorse. [laughter] i went to school four minutes from your. i started in 83 and finished 1986. i was a dental lab

one catholic one baptist. tonight, officials revealing whoever is behind it did intend to do harm. here is abc's ryan owens. >> can you contact the bomb squad? >> reporter: the fbi scrambling tonight to find the bomber or bombers who shattered the serenity of sunday services at two new mexico churches. >> these devices were intended to do harm. >> reporter: the first explosion reported at 8:20 a.m. -- a bomb dropped in a mailbox near the entrance to the calvary baptist church in las cruces. >> the impact was so strong. >> reporter: just 20 minutes later and less than four miles away -- another blast. this time at holy cross catholic church just as the priest was beginning communion. >> there was this large bang went off. >> reporter: no one was injured and damage to the churches was minimal. >> only a coward would place an explosive device in a place of peace and a place of worship. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi is offering a $5,000 reward and has set up a hotline for tips -- certain that someone saw something. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> ryan thank you. >>> preponderate obama

the first baptist church suffered major damage. one year later, kpix 5's john ramos has the road to recovery for one of the oldest institutions in vallejo. >> reporter: today the fallen chimneys have been replaced and things are pretty much back to normal, and while there are few reminders of what happened one year ago, it doesn't mean people have forgotten. >> when i saw them taking the bricks off this church, i'm like, no, not my church, because it was damaged. >> reporter: the old first baptist church near downtown was built way back in 1922. so pastor alex marks hurried immediately over to check for damage. he breathed a sigh of relief that everything seemed okay, which lasted only until the sun came up. >> and someone called over and said first baptist church looks like it's going to fall into sonoma boulevard. >> reporter: the top of the brick had pulled away from the building and city engineers slapped a red tag on it. the lord helps those who help themselves, the steel reinforcement installed after the 1989 low ma free that

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death of kyle jean-baptiste. he fell from his fourth story fire escape in brooklyn. he was 2 is years old. he made history as the youngest and first african-american actor to play the leading role of jean valjean in less miss eshls on broadway. >> no one feels alone. >> it's very shocking to have this happen unexpectedly and someone who had so much ahead of him. his future was very bright. >> and the actor who played jean valjean in yesterday's performance honored jean-baptiste by wearing a black arm band in the final scene. >>> happening today, patriots quarterback tom brady due back in a manhattan court for the appeal in his deflated football scandal. both brady and commissioner roger goodell were ordered to be in court today. the federal judge deciding the matter could possibly make a ruling. however, he has until friday. no matter which side he rules with, an appeal is expected. >>> tennis takes over queens today. it's the first day of the u.s. open. this year, though, the fans are not only battling the crowds but also serious heat. katherine creag, a ranked tenn

kyle jean-baptiste died when he fell from a fire escape. he will be honored in central park near bethesda fountain. jean-baptiste recently made history as the youngest and first african-american actor to play the leading role of jean valjean in less miss rabb on broadway. >> we're lucky to have all of us going through a collective grief. >> it's shocking to have this happen, especially to someone who had so much ahead of him. his future was very bright. >> the actor who played jean valjean during the matinee yesterday honored him by wearing a black arm band in the final scene. >>> a emergency measure to help the homeless. the aid will be focused on homeless adults without children. $20 million will go to help him. 1,000 of them get on t cir feet. much in the storm of subsidies for long-term apartments in may. there was a similar measure. that was to assist families with children. >>> in this morning's money report, watching tv could soon cost more depending what service you use. landon dowdy joins us with those details and more. >> darlene,

the first thing i want to show you is our oldest map in the collection, a map done by jean baptiste benard de la harpe in 1721. it is the earliest known rendering of galveston harbor and bay. the reason i wanted to show it is a lot of historians were unaware that this was a drawing of galveston and the harbor. they thought it was done of another bay. so, they have not acknowledged it as a drawing of galveston, but it is the earliest known rendering of the island, the harbor, and the natural bay. some of the other items we are going to look at today are documents from the collections of some of the founders of galveston. again, they are the earliest collections we have here in the history center. we'll head out to the reading room and take a look at the documents out there. the city began in 1837 after "q&a texas won -- after texas won its independence from mexico. since galveston was already a major port, they wanted to start a city here. so a group of men were entrusted with the task of setting up basically a city on the island. the next document is actually from the james morgan papers.

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john the baptist school. school officials tell us the building suffered nearly $800,000 in damage. and it took so long because of historic property policy. >> and of course, when you think of napa, you think of wine, and tonight, allen wong joins us live with how the wine has faired in the this year after the quake. >> reporter: the historic napa county court house is red tagged on the day of the earthquake. and the wine makers are doing much better, despite the earthquake, 2014 was a good yier for wine, despite it landing mostly on the floor. david gray's lost most of his wine but the pinot survived. 280 wineries suffered an estimated $80,000,000 in losses. and rob mcmillen aseshed the damage. >> the best thing in term oz of the timing is most of the barrels were not filled up at that moment and the second part was it happened in the morning, otherwise, we would have had barrels working on top of workers or tourists. >> reporter: it stunted the growth of the vine. >> all of this roots were on one side of the fault rupture. >> reporter: one year later, they're on the mend, working

. >> reporter: the southern baptist convention, the largest gathering of christian conservatives invited the entire 2016 gop field. only two took part. jeb bush appeared in person and won applaud when asked about planned parenthood sale of body parts of aborted fetuses. marco rubio pretaped a satellite interview, 15 others no-shows. back to granite state voters will decide the first primary. >> these debates matter but one with the folks out here. >> reporter: most of the field did take part in a high-speed new hampshire cattle call with five minute introduce. donald trump told a sponsoring newspaper he didn't expect their endorsement. kasich used bush's right to rise. >> i think it's important with the ability to help people who live in the shadows. our whole purpose has got to be to give everybody a sense that the american dream is alive that we all can rise. >> i'm a new fresh face versus a name from the past. someone from outside of washington with a proven track record. >> reporter: several tested out new obama-clinton zingers. >> when bill says i didn't have sex with that woman, he

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. >> i tell how has been helpful to me, the corinne thean church cincinnati corinthian baptist church from there that i got the strength to withstand the foolishness of fema because what fema do to people you know, is criminal. like i said, after they have ruined my health they throw a few dollars at me, is that really help? when now i need to pay to see a doctor, i don't have medical insurance, i told them i have medical needs, they send me a letter back, telling me that they deny my medical needs on the one hand, but fill out some paper saying i don't have health insurance they are not forthcoming with any medical assistance that i need and throwing a few dollars at me, after they have driven my health to a very bad state, no, i don't consider that help at all. >> let me finish up. >> -- by grace of god -- a fema man returned the do at to washington i believe he was from here. -- you need to come see our space that we using in my community, fema has come and had lunch with us, one person. i don't even know what fema is about i'm not from that era. >> let's fet -- get fema out of it

he was seen as kind of a divine figure like elijah or john the baptist to announce the coming of the new kingdom. in this tradition of the davidians you have the notion of the importance not only of scriptures and authority but of a prophet and recognizing what a prophet can do for the community. his idea was it's like taking a scroll and unrolling it and you find new information that you can read as you go along. he said the prophet does that. and so i'm giving new insights to you. so this is why, then, other people will follow him. so in 19 # 5, a fellow by the name of ben rhoden who was familiar with and had been with this teaching and had been with them from time to time returned and said, you all are looking for a sign. i'm the sign. i have yet more information. another message for you. his idea was that, to call this new movement the branch. what had been revealed to him was the name of this leader should be the branch, of this movement. so this is where we get the branch davidians added on. he led until 1978. meanwhile, his wife, lois, also had a special teaching, so when her

my dad was a small time preacher at the first baptist church. my mom was a part-time secretary. my grandparents were farmers. -- my dad's dad was a machinist. i did not inherit fame or fortune from my family. i got the believe that if you work hard and play by the rules, you can do anything you want. that is the american creed, the american spirit. [cheering] [applause] that is how you save the economy. not with more washington. of the 10 six wealthiest counties and america, they were in and around washington, d.c. we understand that people want jobs, not the government. it is the time -- it is time to get the government out of our lives once and for all. [cheering] we willling obamacare, have the -- [cheering] [booing] we have to get the out-of-control federal regulations -- the epa is ruining our rivers. we will reign in the epa, going forward. we will pull in all the other regulations that are like a wet the american economy so we can get the economy working again. [applause] we will have a new policy to say we will defend what god has given us in america. i oppose the keysto

in 1927, a new president, the first black president of howard university, an ordained black baptist minister arrives and he has different ideas of what opportunities should be afforded women on campus. that is kind of where it ended. he was -- >> did she lose ground or did she push back? ; she did lose ground. the women's program was dismantled. it was said to be dismantled because of budgetary reasons. she was not given raises when all the other deans were given raises. she was publicly scolded in various ways for raising charges of sexual harassment. she had a lot of allies in general, but the university did eventually become a hostile space for her. >> did she have any connections with other like-minded women in washington or other african-american intellectuals? >> she did. a playwright, a woman she shared her home with for most of her life who was also in community with langston hughes and a number of the writers associated with the harlem renaissance. they would meet on saturday nights in washington, d.c., and write and plan and thing together. it was a vary in the black artistic space