. >> it is the task of the commissioner of streets and sannation, charles williams. >> williams has deployed more than 350 trucks for snow removal, and expects to spread at least 60 tons of salt. the crews are up against 40 miles per hour winds, creating whiteout conditions and reducing the visibility to less than a quarter of a mile. >> well, any time you have high winds, you can plow a street and then the high winds will blow that show back over it, so you have to keep at it and you have to keep plowing it over and over but we are handling that. >> so the trucks can focus on main roads, think's side streets won't be plowed until the snow stops, but with lake effect snow showers on the way that could be as late as monday morning. >> the challenge you face when you face lake effect snow is very, very difficult to predict. >> what we don't know is how long is that lake effect going to last. >> it is not just chicago that is getting hit jeff, this, the most far reaching storm this winter, from member a nebraska all the way to maine parts of illinois indiana and ohio are expected to get up to 1

. >> it is the task of the commissioner of streets and sannation, charles williams. >> williams has deployed more than 350 trucks for snow removal, and expects to spread at least 60 tons of salt. the crews are up against 40 miles per hour winds, creating whiteout conditions and reducing the visibility to less than a quarter of a mile. >> well, any time you have high winds, you can plow a street and then the high winds will blow that show back over it, so you have to keep at it and you have to keep plowing it over and over but we are handling that. >> so the trucks can focus on main roads, think's side streets won't be plowed until the snow stops, but with lake effect snow showers on the way that could be as late as monday morning. >> the challenge you face when you face lake effect snow is very, very difficult to predict. >> what we don't know is how long is that lake effect going to last. >> it is not just chicago that is getting hit jeff, this, the most far reaching storm this winter, from member a nebraska all the way to maine parts of illinois indiana and ohio are expected to get up to 1

. >> my name is charles williams and i'm really short on time. i support it. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who has not made public comment -- come on up? >> good afternoon, supervisors. commissioners, sorry -- >> please -- [laughter ]. >> i'm sorry. sorry about that. city hall. anyways my name is angelica with the south of market action network,soman for short. thank you for your leadership and hearing us out today, especially the leadership of mr. low. first off, it's no secret that san francisco is experiencing an overall displacement crisis and we need to build for affordable housing. however, at the same time, the city needs to balance that we need to catch up on building that infrastructure. we have a lot of people in the neighborhood district 6 has the highest influx of new residents, but at the same time, that infrastructure of open space has not caught up to it as many of the speakers had spoke earlier. in 2003-2004, bessie carmichael was built. at that same time, it took us over a year to work with the rec and park to actually ge

. >> charles williams was only 27 years old when he arrived. as seen through his prison i.d. serving 21 years of a life sentence has taken its toll. >> a bar fight that got out of hand that led out into a parking lot, and i beat a man to death. i mean it was a senseless crime. i was drinking. he was drinking. and i just took it too far. he didn't deserve that. >> nobody can make an accurate assessment of me without getting to know me. i mean i am a clean-cut guy. i'm not a troublemaker. but you can't honestly know that until you get a chance to sit down and talk to me and know me. just by looking at me, i don't know, everybody thought ted bundy was a really swell-looking cat, but it turned out he was a freak. if you saw me on the street in a suit, you'd never guess i was in prison. so -- you can't judge an individual by just looking at him. you have to get to know him, bottom line. >> one mistake, no juvenile, criminal history, no drinking in public or anything like that. one mistake. one mistake. and all because i was being a follower and not a leader. i was an impressionabl

let's bring in steve hayes, juan williams. charlesthose who were supposed to lose their jobs the government actually reported afterwards that one person one lost his job in the federal government. look, i don't mind if the president sends a budget which he knows is not going to achieve anything. when he prefaces his remarks by saying we have to put politics aside posing again as the one person in the country who rises above partisanship and party and speaks for the national interest it is graded. the budget he gave he knows will not pass. it is entirely a political and partisan document. it's a way to present liberal budget choices in a way that are fleetly unacceptable but a way to frame the debate in the future. and when he talks about the mindless austerity of the sequester this is austerity? the bumg he presented is a half a trillion dollars of deficit. never in our history did we have a half a trillion dollars of deficit. he tells us we are in prosperity and recovery and still has half a trillion of deficit. he calls it austerity

charles. also back down to southern prince william stafford. in d.c. 4-6 inches is possible. it is a very light, fluffy snow that will be falling. the travel will be impacted highly come tuesday morning. school will likely be canceled or delayed. we returned to sunshine. an arctic front moves through on wednesday. >> i have got to go through the drive-through. i am just going to have dirty clothes. all of the snow. >> can you just bring us the clothespin? >> i will come to work stinking. it is not my fault. >> was there actually a game? >> they were not too far from broadway. if you did not get your fix from highflying action, we have you covered with nba all-star action. alex we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number stor

. >> reporter: philadelphia da seth williams and police commissioner charles ramsay were blunt. they do in the support the two officers. >> what they did was totally inappropriate, tollly improper, totally in violation of any p.m. see, any training anything. ramsay said the two officers broke police protocol by not following rivera with their lights and sirens on before they knocked rivera off his scooter. but officer robin son' defense attorney fortunato per roo says his client did nothing wrong. >> i would cark terrorize what the tape shows as good, solid police work under the circumstances. >> reporter: river are had cuts to his head and a fractured orbital bone. >> when people flee and they try to keep themselves from getting arrested sometimes officers in using force create injuries. that's the way it is. >> reporter: authorities insist both officers lied about exactly what happened that night in may of 2013 when they charged rivera. da seth williams through those charges out saying there wasn't enough after he got his hands on that video. that video was discovered by river

charles: maybe 120 william dollars. here is what he has done that i think is brilliant.he is okay with that. maybe three years too late. >> i think that sugar ray was a little bit late. it was an amazing fight still. >> a five-year hesitation on the moneyman. charles: he will bring it. somebody people simply want to see mayweather get opt out. there are a lot of question marks. maybe go off that killer instinct. we will see. i love chris. he still has it. there's no doubt about it. >> there is a lot of things -- >> the guy went up like five weight classes and is still knocking people out of. >> you talk about a who's who. the fda approving a baird generic disease. we will explain it all. ♪ is in him him him him him him him him him him him him him him him him your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer

william coun and in northern fairfax. and right into southet around alexandria, e bands are bright as well. eastern charles, near hunting town over to calvert cliffs coming dow pretty hard there. bright white. we have a winter weather advi kouptdities in purple. but this is a winter storm warng for calvert, st. mary's charle stafford, no neck low eastern shore, that's they get some he heavier snoamounts, metro area 1 to 2 inches. of northern virginia. and then farther south, 2 to 3 inch lieu north centr virgin. then 3 to 6 amounts much fartr to the south. amelia is in the 4 x 4 trac the snow. e are you now? >> rep we're in stafford where the is that winter storm warnin tempere now down to 30 degrs and snow has picked up. when we first started just 4:00 a.m. flurries in parts oe area. but right now you can see a steady snow falling outside as we take a live look with our dre cam. for the mt part the roads here remaining wet. water not seeing snow stick to road but t necessarily wasn the case further north up around the springfield area. visibi now i wou say about half a mile. so thebad. and of course we'll

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william county. r the one here in southern charles county northern st mary's cen calvert county. r bright band there in the ean part of the northern neck. temper are dropping. we had been above freezing but now it's down to the upper 20s near 30 degrees. winter advisory counties purple north and west of us for lighter amounts. a warn now storm warning in pink that includes charles, calver st. mar over to staf and spotsylvania and all across southeastern virgin lower part of the ean s that winter storm warnr heavier amounts of snow. timing on this snow moving in right on time as it was lookg leak yesterday a 4:00 this morng and n it wi pick up in intensity. heavie snows will be falling around 7:30 to 9:30 this mornin d then that heavier snow dark colors that will be headg off to the east by arou 9:00 10:00 this mornind by noontime maybe just a li lingering white snow and a few lingering flurries after that for the easte suburb ther to early afternoon leg general coating to the h to near an inch along the penn border. and then around the immedia metro area about 1 to 2 inches on mo

university is now added to its large collection of african-american history at its charles watson museum. 93-year-old williamr ii veteran today donated his collection of works. his collection included man yu scripts and the book history of the negro soldiers in there war. >> and still ahead a lonely little boy gets a birthday party he'll never forget. how his community made sure he felt loved. >> plus, did you know you could spend up to 90 days in prison for buying liquor in another state? that's the case if you live in pennsylvania. what some local lawmakers are doing right now to change that. >> and wear at your own risk. why the manufacturer of this realistic gun shirt had to put a disturbing disclaimer on his clothing. >> and meteorologist adam joseph back with that full and exclusive accuweather forecast when "action news" at 4:00 continues on this monday afternoon. >> ♪♪ >> one minute two commuters is south korea were getting off a bus the next they were gone. security cameras captured the moment the sidewalk collapsed beneath them. fortunately neither were seriously hurt but both were treated and rele

another option is to replace williams with two bunnies in cups. >> after the blender it doesn't look the same. charles, i want to ask you about piers morgan, but i don't. let's stick to the suspension. six months without pay and he makes $10 million a year so he gets $5 million taken saw way which could have been spent on something perhaps like shiny ties. do you think his punishment is fair unfair or fair or unfair? >> i think it is fair. i don't understand the -- i spend a lot of my time writing against mobs. the problem with mobs is when they go after somebody with their opinion and somebody stands up and says they disagree with the majority brian williams is being targeted because he lied. and he is a news anchor. you wouldn't say -- if a mechanic repaired a car badly and somebody died you wouldn't say look at the mob. you would say he didn't do his job. it is not as if he stood up and said i believe in space aliens and everyone said you now need to be crucified. >> it is an error and it is not an opinion of joe. do you agree with o'reilly that the internet is a sewer? i want to tell you he does w

columbia law professor, columbia university law professor patricia williams tells us that charles blough was only 24 when he was asked by "the new york times" to direct the graphics department. apparently the youngest department head in the paper's history. his eloquent chart distillations of political and social complexity jolted readers with their logic, lucidity and sheer beauty. before long he ascended yet again reinventing himself and configuring a new genre of journalism as the papers visual op-ed columnists. in "fire shut up in my bones," charles blow reveals that he was abused at age seven by a cousin who abused and bullied him for years to come building a firing range that nearly cost him as a college student to kill this cousin. he realize he had to stop hating his abuser and start loving himself. forgiveness is freedom. he had to let go of his past so that he could step into his future. he had to stop romanticizing the man he might have been and be the man that he was not by a neatly fitting into other people's definitions of masculinity or constructs of sexuality but by being

charles from buffalo, new york. go ahead, please. >> thank you very much. dr. williams, 1st of all thank you for the work, transactional lawyer, morgan grad. we share the same here malady. my question to you amongst the and executive level of across the country do we foster or encourage broader participation and looking at us as viable institutions for not only educating but providing a cadre of individuals supportive of the american system of economic education as well as social equity. how do we go about increasing the number of people looking at our institutions and sending their children and others to participate in that she. >> thank you. >> i think we need to make sure 1st of all that we are making ourselves as competitive as we need to be providing the cutting-edge education that prepares young folks and only be able to go out of the job market but to be cheerleaders for the communities, and i think we have done a good job of that to this.but we need to do more of that. finally we need to actually tell our story more broadly more aggressively perhaps so that pers

charles stratford al jazeera, eastern ukraine. >> joining us now from washington, d.c. is william taylor, a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and currently the acting vice president of the united states institute of peace. welcome to the program sir. so president obama calling-- >> thank you. >> --president putin on the phone, asking him to agree to the peace deal. how will this have gone down with president putin. will he agree with it, do you think? >> president putin finds himself in a tight spot. his economy is under great pressure and that's starting to affect the people of russia, who are paying the price for mr. putin's adventure invading ukraine. mr. putin is starting to pay a political price. he's also, as your reporter said there are russian soldiers dieing in ukraine, and that's causing a problem for him as well. it might be that mr. putin is looking for a way out, and this phone call could have indicated from him, from mr. obama to mr. putin, that the pressure can only get worse if mr. putin does not take this last chance to move back. >> a white house statement warns that if russia does no

charles: all right. welcome back. you know, i received a message on facebook from william. he's a new viewer.e's part of what he wrote. because it was very powerful, in my mind, because it gets to the heart of a mistake that a lot of people make. i get excited about your stock picks segment. most of the ones you select is $100 or more a share. do you have options for those who can't afford to buy those stocks? i'll continue to watch because i'm hooked. william, i appreciate it. thank you so much for the post. listen, we feature stocks. i have them all over the place from 100 to even less. it's not the main driver for investing. and it never should be. it doesn't tell you value, and it doesn't speak to opportunity. right? so here's the thing, i looked at 38 stocks in the russell 3,000 that were trading at $100 or more on march 8, 2010. right now, 70% are higher. the average move has been 96% versus 89% of the s&p. so, in other words, you would be outperforming. you had 250 bucks. you could buy one share of mastercard. that would be worth 900 bucks in your pocket. or one share of priceline. tha

charles houston was busy planning a road trip to new orleans. along the way he would document the inequality of southern black schools to support his developing legal strategy. juan williams: they need to document this in order to build a case. to make a brief. and so you get charles hamilton houston, in his car, bags of food, books, blankets, typewriter on the back seat - because he is going to be traveling through the south, and you know the hotels and restaurants don't always accommodate black people for sure. and he invites thurgood marshall to go with him. it's a powerful moment in thurgood marshall's life. rawn james: marshall was astounded by the abject poverty they encountered. in the deepest recesses of the jim crow baltimore was segregated, washington dc was segregated. but they were not segregated in the same way that rural north carolina was segregated at that time. of course thurgood marshall was no stranger to segregation and the ravages of segregation on a young schoolboy, but he was abosolutely shocked at what they found. these buildings even mocked the very notion of being schools, ofbeing places of education for young children. man's voice: is your schoo

william and loudoun county are closed. >> prince george's county schools are on two hour delay. same for arlington county and anne arundel county schools. charles county closed, st. mary's county closed al and also calvert county. >> spotsylvania county is closed stafford fauquier county, culpeper county is closed. page county king george, westmoreland counties are closed as well as fredericksburg and manassas city. >>> clark county on a two hour delay. hardy county two hours late, too. also alexandria and manassas now tom kierein will tell what you it will be like outside. >> it may be slippery. this is patchy ice. watch out for patchy ice, we had a refreeze overnight. any untreated surface. here is what to wear. dress for a frigid morning. heavy coat scarf gloves a that, warm boots. if your feet are warm, usually the rest of youuyou is warm. i love those thermal socks. i wear them a lot in the wintertime. just a few high clouds passing over the metro area thousand. patchy morning ice, that's you our headline for the morning. for the afternoon,ethousand. patchy morning ice, that's you e snow calls coming through like the ones we had on valenti

charles griffin associates. i will ask you what is going on, margaret, to you and this robin williams case. this isn't all that unusual really, right. >> it is very, very common. i think the first thing this court is going to look at is the prenuptial agreement. gerri: we didn't even mention. that what's in that. >> it is his third marriage. he finally got around to doing a prenup. the prenup will establish what goes into his estate plan. so he will be free -- gerri: does that document, us did that supersede the trust. >> you can't give less in the estate plan than you promised in the prenup. so that is probably going to be constructed. >> so, look i keep saying every american can relate to this story. you know that's true, right? how many families do you see in your practice who were fighting over estates just like this. >> it happens all the time. and the main reason it happens that families think that we're different. we're not going to squabble like little children. we get along. everybody is going to be fine. here you have the ingredients for disaster. you have stepchildren. you have n

charles. both visits successful. both very influential. >> reporter: his next stop william's real test will be in china where he is noteve of his arrival china surprisingly announced it will ban the import of elephant ivory products for a year. a change that william has been advocatingor years. the last royal trip to china almost 30 years ago, his grandparents prince philip and queen elizabeth. this time prince william is alone. his pregnant wife kate couldn't come because she's expecting their second child in april. their voyage with their son george last year in australia and new zealand proved just how popular she's become. now, it's nighttime in beijing and earlier in tokyo when prince andrew -- william met with an astronaut he said he dreamed of being an astronaut or fire breather. he is now a helicopter pilot and it's not enough to get him up into space. >> thanks so much. >>> big change for prince harry ending his military career after two tours of duty in afghanistan. harry reportedly plans to leave the armed forces later this year. sources say he will focus on his charity work. >>> finally, marriage can be st

charles haley, who won two of those championships with the 49ers and three with dallas. also getting the nod, jerome bettis, linebacker junior seau, will shields and executives bill pollan and ron wolf. >>> serena williams her name deeper in the history of tennis greats in the modern open era. second-all time in grand slam wins, trying to stay undefeated in australian open finals matches. serena in the year court had to get through maria sharapova for the title and sharapova wasn't up for the challenge. serena won the first set 6-3, second set closer with a tie- breaker needed, but at match point, serena nailed an ace for the title. 6-3, 7-6, the numbers. australian open win number 6, the 19th major championship for williams, who trails only steffi graf all-time. graf has 22 grand slam titles. >>> st. mary's coach rand bennett after career win 301 today, seemed likely against pepperdine. working for st. mary's there. the lob to waldo. waldo went for 25. 3 minutes to go, st. mary's by a point. davis got the foul. that was the play that worked for the wave. they lead by two. next time, it's an air ball again, but the rebound and put back. wave hang on for a 67-62 win. it's the second conference loss of th

william and loudoun county and it look like stafford county. southern maryland, counties there will be reaching low 40s. calvert, st. mary's charles. king gormg may reach the mid-40s. pennsylvania border upper 30s this afternoon for high temperatures. shenandoah valley into the mountains. beautiful day there. clouds coming in during the afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s amelia segal will have your bus stop forecast this frigid friday morning. >>> metro delays for you this morning. we've been tweeting about these. blue and silver line delays to franconia and wehle reston east. so we'll keep you updated on that. taking a look at 66 and 95, of 66 looking good. 95 north slow through dale city. 270 at shady grove road don't have any problems there. wider look at things overall, beltway looking pretty good. do have some slow downs here bw parkway just inside the beltway as you're headed southbound. and then 395 headed in to town, of course we see every day. bw parkway, we'll check into that one. branch avenue northbound here a little slow as you're approaching the beltway. >>> 6:32. today the family of a than shot by police i

commissioner charles ramsey announced promotions of more than 100 members of the philadelphia police department. that includes 51 detectives, 13 captains. d.a. seth williamsthe ceremony at temple university to congratulate the men and women on their continued success. fire academy cadets tried to prove that they are ready for the next level with a show of endurance today. the group ran to all six fire stations throughout wilmington. a journey of 10 miles in temperatures hovering in the teens today, my goodness. to top it all off they dropped for sit-up and push up at each stop. several of them it appears. the run has become an annual rite of passage for all of wilmington's academy graduates. >> when winter weather impacts our area inevitably traffic problems arise and a major issue for drivers stuck on the road is the possibility of running out of gas. a new product on the market claims to address that issue. here's consumer reporter nydia han with a preview of her special report coming up on "action news" at 11:00. >> reporter: this product claims to be your perfect solution for gas emergencies never get stranded again this will get you going. but does i

charles manson. >> it is a beautiful ending for a long and disgusting life. we have to take a break. more to come. what else do we have to say about brian williams? glorp.ody said that. why do you even laugh? "not cool" order it. g -- g gutfeld.com. here is what is coming up tomorrow on kennedy. >> hi, "red eye" friends. on the next "kennedy" andrew napolitano. see you tomorrow on fox business. eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'm all stuffy. i take offense to that. i'm not going to argue with a talking ball of mucus. i think you're being a little hasty... he's not with me. mucinex fast max night time. multi-symptom relief plus nasal decongestant. breathe easy. sleep easy. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> instead of laughter he got disaster. it could have been brian williams playing pictionry with channing tatum. williams did not apparently want to slow jam the news with jimmy fallon insiders say he wanted to be a late night comedian. others at the network think b-dubs may never come bac

charles manson. >> it is a beautiful ending for a long and disgusting life. we have to take a break. more to come. what else do we have to say about brian williams? glorp. nobody said that. why do you even laugh? "not cool" order it. g -- g gutfeld.com. here is what is coming up tomorrow on kennedy. >> hi, "red eye" friends. on the next "kennedy" andrew napolitano. see you tomorrow on fox business. >>> instead of laughter he got disaster. it could have been brian williams playing pictionry with channing tatum. williams did not apparently want to slow jam the news with jimmy fallon insiders say he wanted to be a late night comedian. others at the network think b-dubs may never come back. one person feel like they quote, witnessed a sudden death. that's harsh. speaking of witnessing something horrible. >> that was pretty great. >> i don't know. that's scary. bonnie? >> i did my brian williams bit. i didn't know we were doing this at the end. >> there are two things an anchor needs to do. read a teleprompter and be trustworthy. >> well, let me ask you this if you have already answered the question. how come they all care about rosy? they are talking about

charles county they're also one day over budget there. montgomery, prince george's and frederick counties in alexandria city have used all of their days. prince william county has five days left. loudoun has six. and we did reach out to fairfax county and the district today as well but haven't heard back from either system about how many days they've got left. and some confusion about the status of d.c.'s schools this morning after an on-line mix-up. the system was on a two-hour delay but metro bus official twitter accounts sent out a tweet saying that d.c. public schools were closed and buses wouldn't be driving any school trips and that had parents scrambling to figure out whether their kids actually had to go to school today. metro corrected itself shortly after that but we checked and 90 minutes after that incorrect tweet was sent out, it was still out there on line. we asked metro about the confusion today and a spokesperson apologized for the mistake but did not elaborate on how it happened. you can stay connected with the weather through wjla.com. through our facebook page as well and the abc 7 twitter feed. you can also download the stormwatc

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william thompson was part of the buffalo soldiers african-american soldier whose served with honor. today he gave his collection of photos and stories to the charlest temple's north philadelphia campus library. thompson's collection illustrates the discrimination buffalo soldiers in intond infantry faced. temple is welcoming the gift as we continue o celebrate black history month. >> turning to sports phillies position players took to the fields for the first time today in clearwater. >> that's right. jaime apody live in the "action news" sports center with more on that. hi jamie. >> hi, guys. pitchers and catchers working out since last week. about time the rest of the guys got there. today was the day. let's go live to jeff skversky in clearwater. we finally got our first glimpse of ryan howard. >> jamie ryan howard says he feels great. he wants to let his play do the talking right now. as far as chase utley he'll play without jimmy rollins for the first time in his career the longest double play combination in league history is no more. utley admits it will be a little different and more changes could be coming for chase. the phillies season is

charles hamilton houston and thurgood marshall. and they are led by graham president mark s. tillman. kappa cy fraternity founded in indiana university. the reverend ralph abernathy and my colleague sanford bishop william lacy clay the dean of the house, john conyers, alcee hastings, benny thompson and hakeem jeffries. general daniel james, the first african-american four-star general. attorney johnny cochran. and also the first black astronaut. and a special shoutout to a proud kappa brace klemoned of seattle, washington. they're land by william randy bates. alpha kappa alpha sorority founded in 1908 at howard university, a sisterhood who proudly boasts of congresswoman sheila jackson lee, eddie bernice johnson, terri sewell, alma adams and bonnie watson coleman. astronaut mae jenson, maya angelou, rosa parks and coretta scott king. and their honorable president, dorothy wilson. omega cy phi fraternity founded in 1911 at howard university, men who include in their ranks james clyburn of south carolina, congressman hank johnson kendrick meek, nasa administrator charles boldin, hall of fame chicago bulls star michael jordan, dr. charles drew whose medical research in the field of blood transfusions led

charles barney's mansion in new york. when barney dies, hearst bought it many years later in 1922 and gave it a pride and place of san simian. william randolph hearst was the same kind of omnivorous collector that he had been. specialized in the pottery, stained glass pieces, lots of furniture. in 1920, his son, laurence grant white published a monogram, a spirited defense of his father's an attempt to reguild a tarnished reputation. and he said my father put little stock in paintings. he wasn't interest in the minor works. he was much more interested in the decorative arts. what white and hearst did later was build around objects. i don't mean literally around them. they would alter the pieces to make them fit. but take a piece of architecture like a ceiling or a mantlepiece and make it the feature of the room and mix things in such a way that what you ended up with was a rich cultural layering that achieved the effect of generations of family and centuries of collecting in a short amount of time. these are the rod iron doors of the house of the sun, sasa del sol. this is the detail, a portrait of the artist. his name was edward tr

charles sumner who would be the first black man to argue a court. frederick douglass gave a speech in 1964 after john cook ended his tenure in 1855. seceding ministers that help the cause, william cato and john martin. following him, francis grimke. anecdotally, reverend grimke performed in second wedding of frederick douglass, not at the church but very close to the church. reverend grimke was pastor for 15 years from 1877 -- 50 years. the wanted a couple of years off for good behavior but basically -- there were a couple of years off for good behavior but basically for 50 years. reverend grimke was a charter member of the forerunner of the naacp. not all members of 15 street church were committed to a legal and nonviolent methods to obtain their freedom -- strictly legal and nonviolent methods to obtain their freedom. a printmaker was one of five blacks who participated in john brown's raid on harpers ferry. he was one who escaped with a white colleague. he later wrote an account of that called a voice from harper ferry. it was published in canada to set the record straight about the amount of support the raid had in the black community which i understand was being diminished

charles from buffalo, new york. go ahead please. caller: thank you very much. this series has been outstanding. to dr. williamsrst of all, thanks for the work. i probably have as much hair -- we share the same hair malady. my question to you is how amongst the leadership and executive level of do we foster or encourage a broader participation so they look at us as viable institutions for not only educating but also providing a group of individual supportive of the american system of economics education as well as social acumen. had we go about increasing the number of people looking at our institutions and sending their children and others to participate? host: thank you. guest: i think we need to make sure that first of all we are making ourselves as competitive as we need to be. that we are providing the cutting edge education that prepares young folks to not only be able to go into the job market, but to be true leaders for their communities. i think we have done a good job of that to this point. i think we need to do more of that. when need to tell our story more broadly -- we need to tell our story more b

william. the princes said to be stunned and angered. the news comes as we learn overnight that prince charles and his wife camilla will be visiting washingtontucky next month promoting the u.k.'s partnership with america. those are your headlines. back to you guys. >> the u.k., university of kentucky? thank you. >> thank you. >>> get this, it could be trouble for hillary clinton. there is a company named catalyst, it's founded bay long-time clinton confidante and right now they had a charge filed against them a complaint filed to the sec saying they actually are accused now of giving valuable voter lists to party committees candidates, including hillary clinton and barak obama in 2008. essentially posing, masquerading as a corporation, but acting like a pac. >> it's a clever way to get around soft money if that's what it does. it involves george soros and ickes who was an aide to hillary clinton. we've been telling you about the clinton foundation raking in billions of dollars. as it turns out, when hillary clinton was the secretary of state of the united states apparently she faced 215 ethics probes while she was secretary of state. these

charles hadlock, thank you so much. >>> now to growing back lash over new policy at the university of massachusetts at a.m. hurs. iranian nationals barred from studying certain science and engineering courses. nbc justice correspondent pete williamsng. >> reporter: jose, it is a new admissions policy. the school says it has no choice, says it is forced to do this by federal law, turning away students from iran for some graduate engineering and science programs. >> it is 100% not okay that's racism. >> reporter: the university says it is following a 2012 federal law that blocks iranian nationals from getting a visa to study in the u.s. if they plan to work in nuclear or energy fields. part of sanctions intended to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon. >> they're prejudging people that want to study sciences and just assuming they're going to use it for something negative. and that's not okay, it is limiting. >> reporter: opponents making their views known on facebook with more than 3,000 followers. the university is standing by the decision saying in a statement we recognize our adherence to federal law may create difficulties for students from iran and regard this as unfortunate. we have no choice but to institute polici