i've come to bury caesar, not to praise him."ut the republic was finished, and rome became the grand capital of a grand empire. the via sacra, or sacred way, was the main street of ancient rome. it stretched from the arch of septimius severus to the arch of titus. rome's various triumphal arches, named after the emperors who built them, functioned as public-relations tools. reliefs decorating the various arches show how war and expansion were the business of state. rome's thriving economy was fueled by plunder and slaves won in distant wars. - this program is made possible in part by historic marion, virginia, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts. celebrating 35 years as a certified virginia main street community. the ellis family foundation general francis marion hotel. the historic general francis marion hotel and black rooster restaurant and lounge, providing luxurious accomodations and casual fine dining. the bank of marion, your vision, your community, your bank. emory & henry college, since 1836. solving p

come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do.wboy boots. maybe because my little boy role models were always the men in the black hats. richard boone in "have gun will travel," robert vaughn in "the magnificent seven." silent killers. men with pasts. men from somewhere else who found themselves in the great american west. a place where reinvention, a new life was always possible. as long as you were willing to kill for it.

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i was either julius caesar or hamlet. c-span: why? >>guest: julius caesar is about beautiful pieces and set pieces that politicians use and they tend to be very popular and americans use them. i think camlet is the play that just took off in the 18th century with a hero who was to avenge his father but is reluctant of a fully formed a person. c-span: in 2011 here is president obama. >> to her majesty the queen queen, the vitality of the special relationship between our people in the words of shakespeare of the surf and this realm. ♪ >>guest: that has to be a high-pressure moment as the president leads the monarch talking about her country with those quotations a marvelous long speech that is a tribute so i think he chose wisely. c-span: how did shakespeare name his plays? >>guest: that is a great question. the names of the plays differ depending on what published edition that you look at but the paperback edition is the history of "king lear" though larger portfolio is the tragedy they are long titles they say it is about "king lear"

the commander says the bible also says render unto caesar, that which is caesar's. he says to alvin york, i will give you the weekend, make up your mind. he goes home, studies is bible, and the company commander says, why did you change your mind? because the bible says, blessed are the peacemakers. this is going to be woodrow wilson's war, the last one we will have to fight. and the question we have about alvin york, what does he tell us, right? he is telling us he decides to fight, but it shows you how hard it is to become a conscientious objector. people are putting into this war to create an important goal in terms of how we think about it. and we have some interesting things in the training camp, where even the military these are 18,000 soldiers standing on pieces of boards in iowa. the guy is up there in the shape of the statue of liberty. this is showing their patriotism, by standing in formation, demonstrating that you actually -- u are a loyal american citizen. so these are these kind of crazy demonstrations of patriotism, that even if you are a soldier in

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then she gets a short break before caesars palace. june the 7th. are you tweaking the >> ye we have to do some other things. i'm very excited. >> is the wedding going your docu series? >> i highly doubt i'm going to have the whole -- i don't know. some things have to be priv he's not really that type of let me be the star type person. so i can't, like, force that. >> let mariah be the star. you have to include some of the wedding, mariah. she took carly deeper into private world when they got all into her dressing room demands. you'll see all that crazy goodness tomorrow. this -- we are cooking up something special for mother's day. >> when you think of mother's day, you think flowers, butterflies, and hearts. [ record skipping ] not on "entertainment tonight." >> yo, "e.t." >> my mama said knock you out. >> we have star moms and stars tonight." >> we're celebrating mother's >> i love you, "e.t all on etonline.com. travvl considerations provided by -- >>> we are out of time but fashion friday. >> no $6,000 boot, i hope. >>> starting tomorrow, joe z

render unto caesar those things which are caesar's. tell me what the law should be. >> what's that mean? >> i have not determined what the punishment would be. >> why not? >> because i haven't determined it. >> you decided to be pro-life. you should have thought about it. >> you can ask anybody who is pro-life. >> here is my problem with it. if you don't have a punishment for abortion, people will find a way to have it. >> you don't believe what? >> in any punishment. >> you're against the teachings of your church. >> i have a view, a moral view. but i believe we leave in a free country. i don't want to live in a country so flaascistic that i wt to punish a woman for seeking an abortion. >> i hear you speaking so highly of your religion and your church. your church is very strongly pro-life. >> i know. >> what do you say to your church? >> i say i accept your moral authority. in the united states the people make the decisions. the courts rule on what's in the constitution. and we live by that. that's what i say. >> but you don't live by it because you don't accept it

with wedding plans under way, mariah is getting set to resume her las vegas residency this summer at caesarsher dressing room suite where i had a one-on-one with mariah. >> did you know this was coming? >> darling, it is an engagement ring. we can't know when it is coming. we have to receive it with pride and happiness. >> it is so pretty. >> thank you. >> do you know -- for me, i can't even imagine wearing that on my finger. >> walking through a crowd wearing a ring on your finger and abracelets is daunting. hard to take it off. i love it so much. >> i hear that. i hear that. >> that diamond and platinum ring, 35 carats. for those keeping track that is more than beyonce's and kim kardashian's rings combined. as you are getting ready to plan the

participants of the farmworkers movement, when you interview them and hear about them they always talk about caesar. .esar chavez in history in the media we often hear about the full name of cesar chavez or just the last name. amongst the people of the movement many of them refer to him safely as cesar. barbara wanted to a compass the same for dolores and to have an image where people could remember her by her first name, which is why we have are identified as that. int i love about the artwork the collection of the national portrait gallery is that it's one of the artist troops and it is dedicated by dolores to barbara. it says, "to my dear beloved barbara, with respect, the lower swear to -- dolores huerta." here we have the presidential medal of freedom, the highest honor any american can receive. huerta in 2012to by barack obama for her efforts on behalf of farmworkers, along with cesar chavez. has beens huerta working for marginalized unities. chavez, shesar cofounded united farm workers of america and fought to secure basic rights for migrant workers and their families, helping save thousands

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wind chill sunday morning, caesar rodney half marathon adam and i will be running, when you're warmingp the wind chill will be 24 degrees. wind chill in philadelphia 25. and even in the afternoon despite a good amount of sunshine wind chills will be stuck in the 30's so it's going to feel like winter on sunday. association the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow a gloomy start to the weekend. lots of showers. otherwise mostly cloudy. hoping for a few peeks of sunshine late in the day. the high 62 degrees. so, cooler than today. but sunday is when it really feels like winter. wicked winds, 47 degrees. wind chill in the 20's and 30's. temperatures bump up to 65 degrees on monday. next front brings us another round of rain and look at what happens on tuesday. the high 45 degrees. overnight low 26 by wednesday morning. then we bump it up to 49 degrees on wednesday. finally back up near normal on thursday, 59 degrees but with some showers and thunderstorms and mostly cloudy on friday, 56 degrees. so, put on the seat belt. a wild ride of weather. >> thank you cecily. >>> finally a

the caesar hernandez, and phillies take it six-five. they focus on the regular season and they start monday in cincinnati. >>> union and chicago, and, we have 40 miles an hour wind. that is the lone goal in the 51st minute. chicago's kennedy, he scores. union lose, one to nothing. >>> big story, of course, villanova. >> oh, man. >> i'm's so siked. >> thanks, ducis. >> much more "action news" coming up in a moment. stick around. grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. perez. here's what is happening on "action news" at 11:30. villanova fans are on cloud nine tonight. wildcats blow out oklahoma by 44 points and now for the first time in more than

the new jersey state afl/cio and public workers union led a march from caesar's casino to city hall yesterday the workers believe a bill introduced last week will help the city recover from economic woes without breaking their collective bargaining contracts. governor chris christie supports a state takeover which allows the nullifying of contracts an a sell-off of city assets. >> obviously the state wants to come in and break our contracts. we feel that there's other ways to get it done. >> last week atlantic city workers got their last paycheck until early may. >>> meanwhile, according to philly.com, the christie administration is threatening to close atlantic city schools if the city does not make payments to the school district. the state education commissioner told the senate yesterday he doesn't know when it will happen but said the process has already begun. >>> it's 5:04. the neshaminy school district is closing two bucks county elementary schools, despite a plea from parents lastç night. they voted to close lower southampton elementary in feasterville and oliver elementary in langho

>> new testament, "render to caesar the things that are caesar's and to god the things that are god's asking you, you want to be president of the united states, tell any what the law should be. you say you're pro life. >> i am pro-life. >> what's that mean? >> i am pro-life with exceptions. i have not determined what the punishment -- >> why not? >> because i haven't determined it. >> if you decide to be pro-life, you should have thought about it. >> no, you can ask anybody -- >> here's my problem with it, if you don't have a -- people are going to find a way to have an abortion. >> don't believe in what? >> i don't believe in punishing anybody for having an abortion. i think it's a woman's choice. >> you're against the teachings of your church. >> i believe we live in a free country. i don't want to live in a country so fascistic. that would be invasive, determining of a society i wouldn't be familiar with, donald trump, you wouldn't be familiar with. >> speaking so highly about your religious and your church. >> yeah. >> your church is very, very strongly, as you know, pro-life. >>

. >> the workers rallied in memory of the late labor leader, caesar chavez. >>> has it happened again? the san francisco district attorney's office says a new round of sfpd officers have been caught sended racist and homophobic tests, nbc bay area's christie smith is live with more. >> well just ka this is a different set of allegations of race. and homophobic texts being exchanged between san francisco police officers. the district attorney's office is probing. but the police chief said he dealt with it swiftly. in fact as soon as it came to his attention. but there's serious questions this evening being raised about how this could possibly happen twice. a similar scandal came to light back in 2014. now there are differences between the d.a. and police chief about the timing of all this. the police chief said he knew and acted on all of this late last year. the d.a. say the texts only recently came to his attention. according to the d.a.'s office, five officers involved in the latest incident did refer to the officers previously being investigated for the same thing. the district att

with wedding plans under way, mariah is getting set to resume her las vegas residency this summer at caesars. it was there in her dressing room suite where i had a one-on-one with mariah. >> did you know this was coming? >> darling, it is an engagement ring. we can't know when it is coming. we have to receive it with pride and happiness. >> it is so pretty. >> thank you. >> do you know -- for me, i can't even imagine wearing that on my finger. >> walking through a crowd wearing a ring on your finger and abracelets is daunting. hard to take it off. i love it so much. >> i hear that. i hear that. >> that diamond and platinum ring, 35 carats. for those keeping track that is more than beyonce's and

carry the centimeter, divide by 3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar ♪ and now the name your price tool shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? so... what else about me? (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. as the g.o.p. tears itself apart in this election season, conservatives joined together on friday to pay tribute to their spiritual matriarch -- no, not the patron elephant goddess of the second amendment. i'm talking about former first lady nancy reagan... yet at mrs. reagan's funeral, a different former flotus got in trouble for making this comment about h.i.v. aids. >> it may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about h.i.v. aids back in the 1980s. and because of both president and mrs. reagan, in particular mrs. reagan, we started a national conversation, when before, nobody talked about it. >> larry: it m

render under caesar's under caesar and the things that are god's under god.ou just tell me what the law should be. you say you're pro-life. >> i am pro-life. >> what's that mean? >> with exceptions. i am pro-life. i have not determined what the punishment would be. >> why not? when you decide to be pro-life you should have thought of it. here's my problem with this. if you don't have a punishment for abortion, i don't believe in it of course, people will find a way to have an abortion. >> you don't believe in what? >> i don't believe in punishing anybody for having an abortion. i think it's a woman's choice. >> so you're against the teachings of your church? >> i believe -- i have a view, a moral view, but i believe we live in a free country. i don't want to live in a country that it can stop a person from making that decision. that would be so stwinvasive. donald trump, you wouldn't be familiar with a society like that. >> you heard you speaking so highly about your religion and your church. your church is very, very strongly, as you know, pro-life. >> i kno

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here comes caesar hernandez. fightins are on the game. now to the fifth, peter borges, new to the phil this is year. so are a lot of guys. cameron rup making the turn. phillies down three-two. the game is tied in the seventh, runners on corners, alexis arista with the sack bunt and four-three. padres take the lead. so last chance for phillies, fernando rodney, gets cameron rup to pop out and phillies lose the home opener, four-three your final score. recapping our top stories in the sports world where they are mourning loss of the hockey hall of famer ed snider. he was big on charity work and big on business opportunities. in fact he launched very first all sports radio network in the country. wip radio. >> ed snider has embodied for our city what we want, which is a play it, all out, every day, go for it, spend the money, do whatever it takes. >> he is the reason when you look at hockey in the united states, remember this was one of the expansion teams nobody knew if it would work, in the you had, snider took a chance. that is a shane go

the caesar rodney half is oldest half marathon in the nation now in the 53rd year. >>> time for a finalccu weather forecast. >> yeah, guys we had brutal wind overnight tonight, overnight last night i should say. it is not as windy as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours but then we're tracking rain into monday. the here's what is going on, storm tracker six live double scan radar, it is drawing no precipitation. big weather story those biting wind and those wind chills we had early this morning. now earlier today we had wind gusting anywhere from 50 to some spots near 71 miles per hour. we will talk about some of those peak wind gusts, dennisville, new jersey and cape may county 71 miles an hour wind. that is close to hurricane force there wilmington gusting as high as 62 miles an hour. wrightstown 60. northeast philadelphia had a gust reported of 59 miles an hour and in reading, 53 miles per hour, right now wind are not as bad. they are gusting from 20 to 25 e region. still a wind chill to factor n currently outside 46 in philadelphia wind chills in the upper 30's. forty-two

police say caesar correll la on the left and william hannah on the right got into a fight the there. hannah apparently showed up to confront the other man. no word what was wrong with the sale of the car but police say things got physical hannah pulled a gun and fired four shots but no one was hit. hannah ran away but police later track him down and during the investigation police say they found marijuana at the other man's home. he was taken into custody. >>> mayor jim kenney introduces philadelphia next fire commissioner. the mayor announced the appointment of adam thiel to the post today. thiel has been serving passion deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security for the state of virginia. before that he was the fire chief in alexandria, virginia, thiel says he's eager to start planning the fire depth's futu future. >> really need to bring all the people around the table, bring everybody together, certainly works with the mayor and city council to develop that bring. that's what i bring the skills and background to do that kind of focused strategic planning and that kin

caesar hernandez wins it with this single, the phillies take it, six-five. now they will focus on the regular season which starts, on monday. >> we have a real good spring. guys are swinging the bat well. i'm anxious to see how it plays out during the course of the early season. like i said, we take what we did in the spring training very positively, and the guys are really ready to play. >> union and chicago no score at the half. right now villanova and oklahoma a, still a close call, 17-16. >> yes. >> thanks, ducis. >> up next on "action news", meteorologist melissa a magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >>> time for a final check of the accu weather forecast. don't put away heavy coat just yet. >> yes, walter it gets cold. wait until you see these numbers. >> i don't want to look. >> well, you have to look anyway. here's the storm tracker six live double scan radar. it is dry, no issues with precipitation. big weather story throughout the rest of tonight, into the overnight hours, will be, the winds

i render to caesar. a tremendous amount of cash. caesar needs a wheelbarrow to take it.ow them. by the way, my accountant swifty will be thrilled you consider him high priced. i became interested in politics because of "the fact or." you tell the truth, o'reilly. any chance i can get your books here? billoreilly.com ships to india. all you need is a valid credit card. we ship to all parts of the world. if you want like signed booksor now father's day, get those orders in. . check out our store for the parrot reets welcome mat and other great gifts. all the money i get from billoreilly.com no matter where it comes from is donated to fine charities, some of which are listed on the website. finally tonight, the "factor" tip of the day. anytime you make a prediction about a political situation, some people object and you get nasty letters. but the factor's presidential primary coverage has been right on since last summer, we have made very few mistakes and have always been out front of the media pack. here's what i said one week ago. talking points does not see a way for the

so it will be joining a lot of runners at caesar rodney half marathon in wilmington on sunday morningly want to dress for the weather. by the afternoon we're looking at wind chills no better than the 30's. a big change from today's high of 80. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast very unsettled tomorrow with showers and especially first half of the day and then mostly cloudy. temperature not bad. 62 degrees. on sunday it will be cold with wicked wind, 47 degrees, wind chills in the the 20's and 30's. the on monday a quick rebound 65 degrees, our next cold front brings another round of rain and this drops temperatures to 45 degrees, on tuesday, and then look at that, low, tuesday night, 26 degrees, so a hard freeze, by wednesday morning, wednesday plenty of sunshine but still chilly, 49 on thursday. rain with thunderstorms. fifty-nine. and friday mostly cloudy, 56 degrees, that hard freeze could be a big problem for some farmers especially across south jersey and, of course, chris sowers will be tracking showers on "action news" at 5:30. >> cecily, thank you. >> radnor high sc

peterberges drowned to third, throw home is high, caesar hernandez scores. two to nothing.arlos ruiz with the solo shot hid third home run of the season. phillies won five of six. they win three to nothing. they are over five hub for the first time this season. >>> college baseball liberty bell classic at citizens bank park, st. joes and riders. cal, with an rbi single will to score a run. saint joe's wins five -three. >>> that is sports. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guest johnny knoxville and john meloncamp. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪ "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight johnny knoxville and john mellencamp with "cleto and the cletones." and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪

. >> right side, caesar hernandez waits on it, flips it over to first in time and the ballgame is over. >> go phils, katie, right. >> you are right. >> good news for news weather. >> you a said it. we're looking to nice weather here, on a bit of the chilly note. i'm he still wearing my winter coat and would i suggest you dress in layers today. it is chilly beginning to the day. we have a freeze warning and a frost advisory for far outlying suburbs but even here in center sit the eye philadelphia where i'm standing it is still chilly enough. lets go take a look at what the the rest of the pattern has up its sleeve. our days keep getting longer and longer. sun will come up in a shy of the hour. 6:26 is when it rises over philadelphia you will see a shine all day long but then the sunsets at 7:38 and days just keep getting longer and longer. may 15th well past 8:00 o'clock that the sun drops over the horizon. every day about two and a half minutes of daylight thaw are gaining. for now you a nice empty storm scan three. that looks like it will hang on for the long hall. today looks just be

tomorrowland, hail caesar, i think -- get out of politics stick to acting but you are not very good at that either. at least he has a good handle to the issue. >> i really want citizens united one of the worst laws passed since i have been around. kennedy: have you been around long enough to read a 7 grade political science book. congress did not pass a law called citizens united it went through the supreme court you ordinary nob, clooney is also short. donald trump broke that news. >> he went to larry king and told everyone i was very short. i met you sitting down. kennedy: george, accusing you of midgeetry have you failed. it is time to get out of the, whether raising piles of questionable cash, so you can gain access. or being human anvil that sinks every movie they put you in, to shed your pretty mouth. >> i am batman. kennedy: you make adam west look like michael caine, whatever that means. republican elites hope for a brokered convention, contemplating a fresh face, to bring in as their candidate, ben dom inic a grave warning. and it is true she can't see herrine reflection, and

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unifying the and edifice of his countries union until he was entitled to say, like augustus caesar, that he had found her build of brick, and left her clad in gleaming marble. the lastjames monroe, of our founding fathers. thank you very much ladies and. [applause] thank you very much. yes sir? >> i think you answered your own question. let me feed it back to you. notoriety is my long life experience. orndal, military victories, controversy. he seems to have avoided all three of those things by skillful diplomatic corporation. -- diplomati cooperationc. without getting himself that kind of notoriety. that may be one answer. the other is that he is difficult to write about. she just did his job. -- he just did his job and didn't seek a tremendous amount of felicity, -- of publicity, as did some of the others. yes sir? book, you describe the end of the party system under monroe. a and the consequences are failing calamitous. it can be a constructive lesson in our times. can you talk more about the causes -- was it the british invasion of washington, or the antifederalists taking over the f

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if your parents would've named you say, they would've named me julius caesar. how much fun we could have had with that. but he was just a mass there at making you laugh. i do think laughter is good for the soul. it helps to talk to. i have read studies and i've talked to doctors, red different medical journals about laughter and unforgiveness, how those two things impact our lives. i talk about both of them in "dig deep." but yeah, i kind of like to laugh. i think it's good for us. >> you pose a question in "dig deep," which is how did our culture become so angry. how would you answer that question? >> i think because of our biases, i think being intellectually dishonest, it means that i talk about, i had the great fortune of growing up in oklahoma and i grew up in a part of the black community, it you know in rural america the railroad tracks separate the white community from the black community. i'd grown up in a east side of the railroad tracks. i'd grown up on the edge of the black community but i was surrounded by native americans. i'm surrounded by people

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think about it itothink about it if ys would have named you that they would have named me julius caesar. how much fun we could have had with that. but he was a master at making you laugh and i do think that laughter is good for the soul. it helps i've read studies and i've talked to doctors and read a different medical journals about laughter and forgiveness and how those two things impact our lives and i talk about both of them being dig deep. >> you posed a question in dig deep which is how did the culture become grim and angry? >> guest: that's a good question. i think because of our biases, being intellectually dishonest, the things we talked about, i had a great fortune of growing up in oklahoma and i grew up in a part of the community in rural america the railroad tracks separate the white community from the black community and growing up on the railroad tracks i grew up on the edge of the community that i was surrounded by native americans. i was surrounded by people in the white community. and then in the black community. and my high school basketball coach was full-blown indian

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