take a look. >> it is a miracle every time carlton steps up to the mike and belts out a tune.e's come a long way since shot in the face in june of 2015. >> for a second, my eyes closed, i could see stars, as if i had gotten punched in the head. and i said did i just get a shot? i remember thinking oh, i don't want to die. >> carlton was rush to the hospital in critical condition unable to speak, he could only describe what happened by writing on a tablet. >> pierced my tongue, lodge in the my jaw. >> despite the damage, carlton new woe speak and sing again. >> but his doctors, the bullet had shattered, but the recovery was so impressive, so unimaginable, he was chosen to be featured in a health network commercial, and yes, he did sing again. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i believe that i am a much better singer now because my mind and heart is in a different place. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> thank you. >> because my minds and heart turn a different place. carlton says he's more spiritual and more forgiving now and because of that he has finally been able to go back for the first time to the place that the s

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among them was carlton wright. >> doing time is a. [ bleep ] man.thing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walked in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard. doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, you know what i mean, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. so i've got to part it certain ways and i got to put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or th

the finest resorts down there i mean you know i don't even think you could if you went to the ritz carlton down there in canton don't you run the same risk with some cat made stuff in his garage and you know the ritz carlton may not know what they're serving but they serve in any way doesn't there have to be some stopgap there for the ritz carlton to whoever it may be this is does not involve the way this case does. that involve the result involves some other resorts but when you think of quality when you think of some of the best resorts in the world you think it was called and so are they kind of at the mercy of this scam too i mean aren't they kind is that part of problem for them. i would respectfully disagree to this extent what we're really talking about really are the all inclusive when you're talking about a riff you're really talking about a different level of hospitality when you're talking about the all inclusive resorts you know when you're charging a guy one hundred bucks a night and he can have all he wants to drink and all he wants to eat. it doesn't take long to figure out

. >> carlton solomon jr.as lived his entire life on nearby john's island. >> you ain't got nothing, you got dirt roads and trouble. that's just really it. different roads and trouble. >> solomon? how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> you all right? >> now, solomon has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and other crimes related to a terrifying home invasion on john's island. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody's innocent in jail, but in some cases, some of us really are. >> authorities say solomon and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they say the trio encountered a 25-year-old man, whom they pistol whipped, then took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died at a local hospital. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomon was the only man arrested after the sur

chris johnson at the ritz carlton in tysons corner.will make drinks in just minute. what's cooking today. >> chris and i will go over here in the kitchen. what do we have over here. >> we're doing gentleman's tea at the ritz carlton. one of the gentleman's tea sandwiches scallop with maple bacon aoli and maple jam. >> tell me what's happening. >> finish the scallops off in here. >> how long does it take to finish then off. >> no more than three or four minutes. >> all right. what else? >> after you zero it off we'll if you them on our bacon aeli on the gotcha. >> okay. >> all right. >> then what we do is we going to top it off with little bit of bacon jam. >> okay. >> one of my favorite items. >> bacon jam. i never heard of that maple zero rut and balance sal mick vinegar and caram caramel bacon. >> you can do it at home. it sounds easy. i'll come to you. >> we do balance sal mick syrup on top. >> gotcha. >> what's this. >> little bit of micro basil. >> okay. >> healthy part you getting your greenery in. >> like a salad. this is how i

ritz carlton.lot who came in and what looked like to me something from a movie, military maneuver. he kind of flew past and then to see if we were there and turned around and made a beeline for us and came right in. and he was on the ground, and we were in the helicopter within 15, 20 seconds and we were out of there. >> i know visitors, others trying to get out. obviously, for those living there, what do you want people to know about the conditions for people who weren't able to leave tortola? i've talked to a number of people whether it's in the british virgin islands, those who feel forgotten about. what do you want the rest of the world to know about all those people who are still there? >> you know, anderson, i think most people don't understand is the devastation. there wasn't a house that wasn't untouched. most of them lost windows, a majority lost their roofs. they had no clothes, no water. their fresh-water system comes from desalinization plants. they have no power. there's no infrastruct

. >>> ♪ >> carlton dance off you have to sing it is not unusual to be loved by you. >> yes. >> katie,cing, yes. >> you know, rahel, mob can maybe a carlton look cooler then you canny mean, seriously >> that is the most kooky dance on the planet. >> yes. >> how nice, kathy. >> how is that possible. >> jim, you do it. >> i cannot dance on command i'm not a monkey. >> you guys are so funny. we will wait until the next commercial break and we can catch him dancing because he dances when we play music on the way out to commercial break all the time, he dances all the time. all right. we will see if we can catch him one of that he is days. we have another very summer- like day out there, taking a look at storm scan three just behind the eye of the cbs-3 you will see included bilo. that is tropical storm maria make its closest pass to our area today. right now over center city we have cloud cover but we don't have it low to the ground right here. definitely finding in our slew of field cameras some low lying ground fog here and this is prime example of it. sunnies just about ready to rise at

draper: when don carlton propose the idea, immediately i did not have to think about it. i was like, yes. there is a home for my photos. but most importantly, it is not just a place for it to sit and collect dust. it sounds like there will be a living archive where people can come in and study the photos. that is what really interests me, that it is a working, living type of archive. also, to be included with so many great photographers that i have idolized throughout the years, and now i am a part of that group, i feel very blessed to be in the company. reporter: when you, as a photographer, take a step back and look at this collection as a whole, what do you think the value is of the collection? what does it do for history? mr. draper: it gives it a home. it is very important to have access to something as important, the story of a president. and so, to me, it is everything. it is huge. you can't put a number, you can't put a value on that. it is very important. i am glad that the center is here and exists in this way. reporter: is there anything else you would like to

. >> i know carlton. >> you know him personally. >> you know who i am talking about. came down to atlanta. >> you play robertson. >> and brilliant young director directed it. so i just got the news that netflix picked it up. >> netflix is loving martin sheen. >> they are everywhere. they are going to have it at sun dance next year and release it in the fall or spring and then netflix will take it from there. >> anything you are in i am anxious to see. >> my great pleasure. martin sheen, love this guy. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show visit tavissmily@pbs.org. >>> take a deep dive into what is happening around the country. that's next time. we'll see you then. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles. first a conversation with writer lindsay clemons. she joins us to discuss her novel "what we lose" a coming of age story that explores who we become when we lose a parent. >>> then joshua henry is here to discuss his role

it's a ritz-carlton in laguna beach.trikes me that it's a little bit of a tough sell to say, i need to take chartered jets because sometimes commercial flights get canceled. like that presumably has been true for every other hhs secretary, and everyone else who takes commercial air. >> that's right. we talked to the staff for secretary burrwell, secretary sebelius, the last two administrators under president obama. between eight years of their time in office they were only able to identify one charter flight, when secretary sebelius was in alaska and trying to get to a rural village. and as you voted, chris, there have been at least 24 flights that price has taken since may alone. and that is the floor. at least 24. >> yeah, why do you say at least 24? does that mean that we don't actually know the full total yet? >> it means that we're in the middle of our reporting. and i don't want to step on any stories that might be coming. >> okay. one of the dazzling details here is that in june, according to your reporting here,

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steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moodody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a phlebotomy. uh, they stick a 12-gauge needle in your arm and they draw all the blood out of you. usually 26 ounces they take out. when i first got this, it was, uh, i was getting it twice a month, every two weeks. >> in the 22-square mile polycythemia vera research cluster area, uh, there's a number of environmental assaults. at least 6 known super-r-fund sites, 6 waste coal generators, and over 23 unlined waste coal ash pits, all surrounding our community's public water supplies and private well users. from a scientific perspective, it's known that polycythemia vera is an acquired d cancer, meaning ththat it's lilikely ofe environment. you're not born with it. so now we're looking at this very complex mystery of the environment and its potential link in causing p. vera. >> the search for answers began here, at the now silent home of betty and lester kester. >> whatat is happening here is t

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some of that good is that the musician vanessa carlton and yamaha have said they will help you replace with cnn, and many of the news networks here in the united states and the video was just being seen all over the place. vanessa saw the video and she felt connected to it. she began to reach out, asking how to get hold of me. and the producer from cnn saw it and gave her my phone number. she then gave me a call and said that she would love to get involved with yamaha to try and replace your piano. awesome to think that she would do that. she was connected to the fact that in the middle of a tragedy like this, a lot of musicians lose the thing that they are connected to the most. and so it's notjust me. there is a far—reaching thing here that is going on with musicians as well. aric, behind you i can see the furniture stacked up. tell us how have you been affected by these floods? well, we have taken, since wednesday, as soon as we could get back to our property, we have been doing this. this used to be my living room behind me, and now it is ripped down now to the studs. this‘s where

draper: when don carlton propose the idea, immediately i did not have to think about it. i was like, yes. there is a home for my photos. but most importantly, it is not just a place for it to sit and collect dust. it sounds like there will be a living archive where people can come in and study the photos. that is what really interests me, that it is a working, living type of archive. also, to be included with so many great photographers that i have idolized throughout the years, and now i am a part of that group, i feel very blessed to be in the company. reporter: when you, as a photographer, take a step back and look at this collection as a whole, what do you think the value is of the collection? what does it do for history? mr. draper: it gives it a home. it is very important to have access to something as important, the story of a president. and so, to me, it is everything. it is huge. you can't put a number, you can't put a value on that. it is very important. i am glad that the center is here and exists in this way. reporter: is there anything else you would like to

this woman, sam green of east newmarket, william spill, thomas garrett, anne-marie douglas, martha carltonrites, and of course, frederick douglass and henry garnet are highlighted. the next section i would like to talk about is tubman's time during the civil war. harriet tubman was a scout, a spy and a nurse during the civil war, and in june 1, 1863, she became the only woman to plan and execute an armed raid. with connell james montgomery, and the second north carolina colored troops, they took three steampowered gunships, and you can see two of them. they went up the river, 25 miles into the depths of south carolina. fields andd rice they burned plantations, flooded and emancipated them an hundred -- and emancipated people. there is significant because in tubman's time, people were of course, property. it was a huge loss to that slaveowners down there. it is showing harriet tubman in a smaller boat reaching down to rescue people to their emancipation. it shows women carrying anything that they could carry, a basket, some chickens, and children. that is a big deal because it was the large

bart carlton w. bartels guy barzvi inna b. basina alysia basmajian kenneth william basnicki steven bates paul james battaglia walter david bauer, jr. marlyn capito bautista mark lawrence bevis. jasper baxter lorraine g. baines. michele beale todd m. beamer. paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty allen anthony b. then. lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael earnest beekman kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother kevin patrick york. we will always member your enduring devotion to family, your unyielding support for your network of friends, your compassion for others that led to your generosity maria a. behr , your animated debate fueled by her knowledge. you helped lighten in the mode and finally your affection for america and your passion for history continued to guide us with their energetic spirit. may god bless you. >> and my oldest son saw who was in the second tower. i miss you every day. we all miss you and thank you for your prayers to help us get by. thank you. maria a. behr yelena belilovsky ni

in the bedroom of the presidential suite of the ritz carlton hotel in moscow.e thing democrats real will didn't want me to do, mount the podium where hillary would be crowned. >> podium pass. >> stephen: i have a podium pass. >> oh. >> stephen: thank you very on. what could the weasel hurt? ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming >> can i pull his teeth? >> stephen: yes. if you said no, you would never leave the country. >> stephen: that's hilarious? ( laughter ) >> an oligarch, you need to have balance. >> stephen: yes. and for the balance, an oligarch balance, you need both. >> stephen: those i have, my friend. >> this is cool. >> stephen: this is like dr. seuss' sex dungeon. ( laughter ) ♪ ( applause ) >> okay, when you're done talking and made them happy and say goodbye, you might want to say happy thanksgiving. >> stephen: is it more important to have a happy beginning of the phone call or a happy ending? >>

. >> i will not stay at the ritz-carlton for six months. about what might happen.ent trump plans to roll back the policy on cuba to reinstate the sanctions and the embargo lifted by obama but three months after the president's announcement nothing has happened. >> effective immediately i am canceling the last administration is completely one-sided deal with cuba. [cheers and applause] >> 100 days have passed of his promise to restore a the sanctions on cuba and nothing has happened because the treasury department's assets control the small unit that manages sanctions has not produced the fine print to be enacted. the changes did not take effect until the issue new regulations for the caution died july 25th we expect to issue the amendment in the coming months. contacted this week by fox news the treasury spokesperson said we don't have a specific date when those revisions will be publicly released for crowberries still anticipate it will be in the coming months. >> that's correct those that specializes in sanctions enforcement say though limited resources is no mat

we have the metering lights on and a disabled vehicle and a crash earlier at carlton causing slowing for the upper east shore freeway. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:01 and live to washington, d.c., this morning where congress returns today with a full agenda that includes avoiding a government shutdown. >> that might be overshadowed by president trump's decision on whether to deport thousands of immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. >> today we ebb inspect to learn the plans for daca known as deferred action for childhood arrivals. the president tweeted last night, big week coming up. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live with a plan the president is reportedly leaning towards. good morning. >> reporter: hey, laura and marcus, good morning. he dropped another hint this morning just a short time ago tweeting, congress, get ready to do your job. daca. referring to that policy. we're expecting an announcement in just under two hours from the justice department. immigrants known as dreamers brought to the u.s. illegally as children may no longer be protected from deporta

and how about this, our home base up in canada was the ritz-carlton toronto, and i spoke with the hotel's general manager about all the star frenzy. >> a lot of planning, a lot of attention, passion for what we do. we have a chocolate structure, a bit of glamour. it's different from the rest of the year. >> speaking of glamour and elegance, i got to talk to jennifer lawrence at the festival and also right here in new york city where she hit the red carpet premiere of her new film "mother," which of course was directed by boyfriend darryn aronofsky. >> no surprise, but you look absolutely stunning. >> oh, thank you. >> on this whirlwind journey, press clips for the film, what's been your favorite red carpet look that you've had? >> i couldn't choose. i really loved the paris dior. >> jennifer and darryn have been dating for over a year but this week they hit a major milestone. for the first time ever, they posed together as a couple. >> we have my dad. there's my mom. >> his mother is different than this mother of the movie. >> just a little bit. >> that would i j.law's character. she terr

including singer vanessa carlto carlton. she reached out to buy him a replacement piano at that one does not survive. again, another beautiful example of people reaching out. >> ed: good to see. have a wonderful long weekend. >> shannon: "happening now" starts right now. >> molly: a fox news alert with waters receding, focus is shifted to recovery efforts. hello everybody and welcome to "happening now," i'm molly line. >> leland: there is no home to come back to. i'm waylon bedard and for jon scott. the government saying it will take understandably years for texas to recover from this catastrophe. you can see it all their unfolding. roughly 100,000 homes damaged across southeast texas, nearly 1,000 homes destroyed. 125,000 people have already sought federal emergency aid. now president trump wants to raise billions more for what will be a massive relief effort and as you can see, there's another storm already on the way out in the atlantic. president trump returns to texas sometime this weekend. forecasters also say irma cou

suzanne kennedy is live at the new carlton station with more. >> reporter: this is a situation rightarriving at the station they are learning many of them of this single tracking situation impact ing the orange line between new carlton and cheverly station. land over, cheverly, danny wood and mince avenue. trains are running every 16 in stead of 8 minutes a machine used to pour concrete mafunction ed over the weekend. the work continues. met metro will give us an update first thing this morning. more traffic and do your holiday shopping on thisus.ason introducing the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. just use your m life rewards card when you play now through november 7. the more you play, the more gift bucks you'll earn to redeem for monumental gifts like jewelry and electronics. come in today and play to earn your private shopping event for the holidays. play to win. win to shop. the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. now through november 7. this is monumental. >> reporter: p guy will be nearly as warm as yesterday, starting with muggy conditions, humid later,

. >> room 1101, the presidential suite of the ritz carlton hotel. i rented it. here's the key.'t know how to describe it. it's soaked in history. ( laughter ) it just-- it just washes over you. ( laughter ) i mean, it's not even like it's in the past. you're in history. ( laughter ) you're in it. >> stephen: you are the only other living candidate who won the popular vote and have not become president of the united states. have you spoken to mrs. clinton about this? >> i have, i spoke to her after the election, and she's going to be fine. the country is another matter. ( laughter ) >> every one in the white house has lost your damn mind! ( cheers and applause ) >> hey, i'm going to tell you one last thing. i thought i was on forced retirement. but looks like obama still needs me, so i am back! ( cheers and applause ) >> we need to repeal and replace obamacare. >> repeal and immediately replace the failures of obamacare. >> repeal and replace obamacare. >> repeal and replace it. >> stephen: it was your one job! it's your tag line! it's your motto! it's paul ryan's tramp stamp! (

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