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. >> reporter: charles wilson and his wife are angry because of what happened two days before their marriage. >> they decided no black couple would be married at the church. >> reporter: the church never had an african american wedding in the 29 year history. >> this had never been done here before. it was setting a new precedence and there were those that reacted to that. >> reporter: the pastor said it was a vocal group and he did what he thought was best. >> i didn't want a controversy in the church or a controversy to affect the wedding. >> reporter: he married the couple at a nearby church. >> i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it. i also dreamed of having it at the church. unfortunately it didn't happen. >> i would say i'm sorry this happened. would you forgive the people who caused it? because we are going to try to. >> reporter: she has been a member for more than a year. chars was looking forward to joining but now they don't feel welcome or at home. >> all we want to do in the eyes of god was be man and wife in a church we thought we felt loved. >>> loren cook is ba

charles wilson and his wife, te'andrea are angry because of what happened two days before their weddingsome members of the congregation got upset and decided that no black would ever be married at that church. first baptist church in crystal springs, mississippi has never had an african american wedding in its 129 year history."this had never been done before and it was setting a new precedent and there were those who reacted to that."the church's pastor, stan weatherford told jackson mississippi tv station w-l-b-t it was a small, yet vocal group and he did what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere.i didn't want to have a controversy within the church // i wanted to make sure their wedding day was a special day."weatherford married the couple at a nearby church.i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen so i was very devastated, in turmoil and just very hurt. some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on."i would say i'm sorry this ha

te'andrea and charles wilson say their pastor called them on july 19th...their wedding. the couple says they were stunned. 29-40"if you can stand up in the pulpit and praise god on a sunday, but you can deny us to be married in your church on a saturday is wrong, and the world needs to know." know."their pastor performed the wedding ceremony at a nearby church. a... colorado bakery ...is feeling the heat today... / after... refusing... to make a wedding cake... for a gay couple. couple.dave mullin... and... charlie craig... went into the bakery ... thinking... they'd spend... a... full day... sampling cakes...//.instead... their meeting ...lasted only... a... few seconds..../ the... couple... went online... later that day... / and... posted pheir experience on facebook. :28 "it's just a cake. we've also had supporters say, 'we don't support gay marriage but not selling a cake to a gay couple is wrong." but the owner... defends... his decision.../ saying... he takes every cake personally.../// and... won't make ...cakes... for events... he... doesn't believe

they searched charles wilson's home. they found $11,000 cash, flis scanner, weapon -- police scanner, weapons and some illegal drugs. wilson faces drug possession and drug trafficking charges. >>> the president is hoping on a bus that will wind him through two battleground states today. he's campaigns in towns with big auto plants, those that helped him win back in 2008. here's danielle nottingham reporting for wjz. >> president obama headed to ohio to kick off his two state betting on america bus tour. first stop the small northern ohio manufacturing town of momi. >> i think he's been a great president because he had so much to contend with. it's not how far you get, it's you you start. >> like much of northern ohio, high unemployment has hit hard. the president is there to make the case that he's done all he can to help the economy. recent economic numbers are making it hard. in june manufacturing shunk. >> the white house is using the bus tour to announce it's filing a unfair trade complaint against china. >> republic

say netted illegal narcotics, weapons, and $11,000 in cash, and led to the rest of 25-year- old charles wilson. he is facing drug and weapons charges. we are told a tip from the community led to the bust. a shortage of critical prescription drugs has been a serious problem for hospitals and health care for bottles for several years. investigators say records show a pharmacy in north carolina was buying drugs and selling them, often on the same day, to a wholesaler owned by the same person. regulators contend that wholesaler was selling the drugs again at higher prices. there is no evidence that the former she was ever filling prescriptions. >> this is simply about greed. people wanting to make a quick buck at the expense of sick american people. it is definitely making the shortages worse and also driving up the prices. >> another reason for the shortages, manufacturing issues like quality-control problems detected by increased inspection and regulation. now that the supreme court has ruled the health care law is constitutional, there may be a need for more primary care physicians. mary and ma

charles wilson. this happened tuesday at southwest baltimore. police say traffic stop and the word on the street helped them track down wilson. he's been charged with weapon possession and trafficking. this is what officers found in wilson's home. take a look at this. more than $11,000 in cash, a police radio scanner, a police raid jacket and a number of weapons, three dirt bikes and of course they found the drugs. >>> in anne arundel county now where police have four men who were trying to rob a convenience store. they got into a fight amongst the four of them and this happened monday morning just before 4:00 a.m. at the royal farms off the oak manor drive in glen burnie. one suspect tried to pull the clerk outside to rob the store and he got free and the clerk along with other people they locked the men outside. that's when the fight started -- broke out between the guys and they have all been charged with robbery, theft as well as a number of other offenses. >>> well just five weeks after her son was killed in a hit and run accident in ocean

this is charles wilson. he's a suspected drug dealer.ing to be charged with weapon possession and also he's going to be charged with trafficking. this is why. they found all of this in his house. $11,000 in cash, a number of weapons and three dirt bikes and of course they found the drugs. >>> well, colorado's been a tippedder box for the past few weeks after -- tinderbox for the past few weeks after massive wildfires cutting thousands of acres of land down the side. but the concern this morning is not just colorado. wildfires barreling through a number of other states now as well. >> plus a hog walk for d.c. metro passengers after their train loses power. the concern for one woman and other passengers after the backup train never made it to them. details when "good morning maryland" continues. we're back in just a bit. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. that's why lysol partners with schools to help teach healthy habits, habits you can reinforce by adding

a traffic stop and word on the street helped to track down the guy charles wilson. a suspected drug dealer. he will be charged with weapon possession and trafficking and this is why. they found all this in his house. more than 11,000 dollars, a police radio scanner and police rain jacket and weapons and three dirt bikes and drugs. >>> this may be worse than having your lights go off a brush fire in queen anne's county in a wheat field. firefighters decided to let it burn out. it was a couple weeks ago what brush fire took out 30 acres or more about a half-hour away from this fire tonight. >>> see celia r oa. -- roe is a strong woman because she has to be. heaver matthew was killed over memorial day and she is hoping the man accused of kill her son pleads guilty to the hit-and- run and says this trial will torture her family. but if she had a chance to face the man driving that night she would say something you probably couldn't. abc2 news joce sterman tells us what it is. >> reporter: it's been just 37 days since matthew cheswick's death but in that time his mother

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charles wilson was arrested. tips from the community led to the bust. the building. this happened wednesday afternoon. one person remains in serious condition this morning at shock trauma. 79 degrees on tv hill. kids and sports go hand in hand. there can be some unhealthy meal choices. >> skipping a male could have some consequences later in the >> welcome back. 83 degrees downtown. dry in baltimore city for now. we had some thunderstorms last night. the morning commute will be just fine. 79 at the airport. 83 degrees in annapolis. he's the sunshine. it will be a hot, humid. a slight chance for a thunderstorm. high temperature of 97. we do have some relief in the seven-day forecast. i will show you that in just a few minutes. >> most parents would agree their kids are healthier for participating in sports. >> the stacks they eat or not the best when they try to struggle practices and games. the most common foods include sodas and sports drinks. parents reliant fast-food meals when they go out two games and practices -- parents rely on fast-food meals. p

the arrested charles wilson on multiple drug and weapons charges. hospitals and health-care providers are dealing with a critical shortage of drugs. elijah cummings said there could be increased in fake pharmacies. and sell them at inflated prices. >> this is about greed, people wanting to make a quick b uck. this is driving up the prices. >> another issue is regulations. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. the only problem spot is on york road. the water main break from yesterday is causing problems. one lane in each direction and causing a bit of a backup this morning. an area you might want to avoid it. 795, 66 miles per hour down towards the beltway. the major roadways are checking at ok. 67 on the j.f.x. 63 on 95 heading south towards the city. it in live look outside at the top side of the beltway and harford road. the inner and outer loops are moving very well. this is the harrisburg expressway. southbound traffic is a bit heavier but moving freely am looking go

. >> as for the wilsons she said she has been a member. charles said he looked forward to joining. >> all we want to do is to be a man and wife in a church where we felt loved. >> 6;00 and another hour of news begins right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> the accused colorado shooter can expect to face a laundry list of charges. prosecutors anticipate filing 12 counts of first-degree murder and numerous counts of first- degree murder and other charges against the suspected shooter. james holmes will be escorted from the colorado jail cell into a courtroom on monday and he is expected to be formally charged. he is expected to done down 12 in a crowded movie theater. the case is raising questions about doctor-patient confidentiality. authorities see the note but as evidence. >> there were laws passed that said when a patient poses a damrisk -- >> as the public defender build their cases, families are still holding funerals and memorial services for the victims. they are being remembered, honored, and moreou

the daughter of charles wilson peel. there's a wonderful story with this portrait because it was owned by a family in maryland. they took a floral painting from the wall to be cleaned and the conservatory said which painting do you want kpleened. it was sealed behind another canvas. our best guest is during the civil war, when a portrait of a northern officer might not be appreciated. we think it was hidden for over 100 years. no dirt. no trauma. when they pulled it out, you have a beautiful portrait. you can see the ready cheeks of the captain. you'll notice they have a pale forehead. they were wearing hats. that very pale complexion and the red here. "constitution" final battle was against two smaller ships. it was a very lighter battle. we have an image here that shows you this is one of those wonderful artifacts. you can see the crack there. it was a lighter battle. so little air. at times they would just stop the fighting to wait for the smoke to clear. in command was captain charles stewart who you see in an image

by sarah peele, one of the first female professional artists in our country, the daughter of charles wilson peele and there's a wonderful story with this portrait because it was owned by a family in maryland. they took a floral painting from the wall into the conservator to be cleaned, and the conservator called back and said which painting do you want cleaned? they thought they brought in only one painting, but this portrait was sealed behind another canvas. our best guess might be during the civil war when they weren't sure which way maryland would go, if a portrait of a northern officer might not be appreciated, so we think it was hidden for over 100 years. no dirt, no -- no trauma, so when they pulled it out, you have a beautiful portrait. you can see the ruddy cheeks of the captain and often in sea portraits you'll notice they have a pale forehead. a very ruddy complexion here but a pale forehead that's been hidden by a hat. "constitution's" final battle in the war of 1812 was against two smaller ships. it was a very light air battle. we have an image here that shows you, this is one o

charles wilson and his wife, te'andrea are angry because of what happened two days before their weddingembers of the congregation got upset and decided that no black would ever be married at that church. first baptist church in crystal springs, mississippi has never had an african american wedding in its 129 year history."this had never been done before and it was setting a new precedent and there were those who reacted to that."the church's pastor, stan weatherford told jackson mississippi tv station w-l-b-t it was a small, yet vocal group and he did what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere.i didn't want to have a controversy within the church // i wanted to make sure their wedding day was a special day."weatherford married the couple at a nearby church.i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen so i was very devastated, in turmoil and just very hurt. some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on."i would say i'm sorry this happened

. >> reporter: charles wilson and his wife are angry because of what happened two days before their weddingthe congregation got upset and decided no black couple would ever be married in their church. >> reporter: first baptist in crystal springs has never had an african american wedding in its 129 year history. >> this had never been done here before, so it was setting a new precedent and there were those who reacted to that. >> reporter: the churches pastor, told jackson mississippi news station wobt it was a small vocal group he did what he thought was best asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere >> i didn't want to have a controversy within the church and didn't want a controversy to effect the wedding. >> reporter: he married the couple at a nearby church. >> i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and unfortunately it didn't happen. >> reporter: some con agree gants said they hope the wilsonchurch will move on >> i am sorry this happened and would you forgive the people with caused it? because we are going to try

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. >> reporter: 25-year-old charles wilson lost his freedom this independence day. city police followed an anonymous tip that led them to this house on merlin road in south baltimore yesterday. they raided the house and discovered a cache of guns, cocaine and prescription dugs. drugs. >> we feel like we got a gun dealer, as well as a drug dealer. it was just a great grab. >> reporter: once inside, detectives also found nearly $12,000 in cash. wilson lives on what seems to be a quiet street. but according to police, someone knew about his alleged dealings and called the tops. >> the-- cops. >> the information we got from the community was enough to help us get probable cause to get into this house. >> it makes me feel a little uneasy because my kids gotta be around here. >> reporter: some neighbors echo the same concern as this unidentified home owner. they want to protect their children and their block. >> we are close to downtown, close to cherry hill. so it's pretty well known that, you know, the south side of baltimore isn't that safe already. >> reporter: detect

. >> reporter: 25-year-old charles wilson lost his freedom this independence day. city police followed an anonymous tip that led them to his house on 94 land road in sout baltimore yesterday. they raided the house and discovered a cache of guns, cocaine and prescription drugs. >> we feel like we got a gun dealer, as well as a drug dealer. it was just a great grab. >> reporter: once inside, detectives also found nearly $12,000 in cash. wilson lives on what seems to be a quiet street. but according to police, someone knew about his alleged dealings and called the cops. >> reporter: the information that we got from the community was enough to help us get probable cause to get into this house. >> it makes me feel a little uneasy because my kids have to be around here. >> reporter: some neighbors echo the same concern as this unidentified homeowner. they want to protect their children and their block. >> we are close to downtown. close to cherry hill. so it's pretty well known that you know, the south side of baltimore isn't that safe already. so -- >> detectives also f

feature former secretary of state and supreme court chief charles hughes who ran against woodrow wilson. this was recovrded at supreme court. through labor weekend watch the contenders on c-span3. >> what we claim we want in both the presidential candidate and a president. >> the man who did get it, a man called charles everyboans hughe but won the election in 1816. when wilson went to bed election night he thought he was beaten. >> if he had been elected how american history goes in several different directions on suffrage for women, civil rights what is he doing on foreign policy, does he -- germany baited us into war but wilson hughes would have avoided that. he's the one to write novels. >> charles evans hughes on the sort supreme court, left the supreme court when he ran for president and went back on the supreme court, one of the finest minds on the court. >> a fellow justice called charles evans hughes, the greatest in our great line of chief justices. >> why hughes? robert jackson provided part of the answer when he was attorney general. jackson said that hughes, quote, looks li

wilson won 9 of the 12. that says about charles evans hughes that he wasn't so much of a political tactician as he was acting on conviction? >> well, i think so. i think he was much more of a principled person and a principled lawyer than a politician in certain respects. so i think part of, as i mentioned before, part of the reason that the -- some of the women didn't vote for him was because of his -- the perception that he would bring america to war where yz wilson had promised -- or they felt wilson had pledged to remain at peace. but really also i think one of the hiram johnson incident really outlines and shows about hughes' character is that he wasn't really very interested in currying favor with other politicians or with people within the party machine. so i think that this has shown demonstratively in his gubernatorial career where he tries to oust some people who have censures within the administration and that's met very disfavorably because people think that people deserved loyalty from the republican party. so he reall

charles and tiandra wilson had been a member for more than a year when the pastor approached them two days before their wedding. that pastor still performed the service. should that pastor have made that call or do you think he should have stood up in the first place and said hey, everybody who is a member here can get married no matter what color they are? share your thoughts at mcginty's mail bag. or you might want to share your conversation on the wusa facebook page. >>> still ahead, spoiler alert, well not exactly. but we will take a look at strategies to avoid learning the results of the olympics before you want to know. like if you want to watch them tonight, for example. but up next, some good news for commuters trying to cross the anacostia in the morning or any other time of stay. stay with us. special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas comp

police got a warrant to search charles wilson's home.legal drugs. wilson now faces drug and drug trafficking charges. >>> a body recovered from the water in baltimore county may be that of a missing jet skier. yesterday the coast guard suspended its search for 47-year-old harry gillis after his unmanned jet ski washed up in the area on tuesday. the identity has not been confirmed. >>> despite concerns about large events will be held in the inner harbor the 4th of july fire works show went out without any major incidents. police boosted their presence and brought in help from surrounding documents and fenced off part of the harbor. 200,0 #00 -- 200,000 people were expected to be there. >>> stay tuned to wjz

>> reporter: charles wilson and his wife are angry because of what happened two days before their wedding> members of the congregation got upset and decided that no black couple would ever be married in their church. >> reporter: the first baptist church in mississippi has never had an african-american wedding in its 129-year history. >> this had never been done here before, so it was setting a new precedent, and there were those who reacted to that. >> reporter: the church's pastor, stan weatherford told wlbt it was a small yet vocal group and he did what he thought was best by asking the wilsons to take their wedding elsewhere. >> i can't want to have a controversy within the church, and i certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the weddi wedding. >> reporter: weatherford married the couple at a nearby church. >> i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it. and i also dreamed of having it at the church. and, unfortunately, it didn't happen. >> reporter: some congregants said they hope the wilsons and the church can move on. >> i would say i'm sorry this happened, and wou

charles an amber wilson were supposed to be married at the first baptist church in mississippi, but before -- two days before the ceremony they were told the church had never hosted a wedding for african- americans and some members oppose having the wedding there in the church. >> i had dreams of having my wedding the way i wanted it, and i dreamed of having it at the church. unfortunately, it did not happen. >> i am sorry this happened. would you forgive the people who caused it, because we are going to try to. >> the pastor said he was trying to avoid controversy. >> 0 local sober hero will have to cancel some upcoming hospital visits. -- all local super hero. he was planning on visiting children's hospitals in chicago and st. louis, and now those visits have been cancelled. the hospitals were concerned his visit would trigger scary thoughts of the colorado shooting. coming up, big changes coming into drunk driving laws right here in our area. >> the stiff new penalties and why some people think the sentence is still not good enough. >> of certain financial fall of congress does not act

charles and teandrea wilson..... to get married at the predominantly white first baptist church of crystal springs..... a church they attended regularly but are not members of ...... the pastor of the church says he was taken by surprise by what he calls a small minority against the black marriage at the church....//take sot// 3 "this had never been done here before so it was setting a new precedent and there wre those who reacted to that because of . that...i blame the first baptist church of crystal springs...i blame those members who know and call themselves christians and didn't stand up... up... weatherford performed the wedding at a nearby church.... meantime church officials say they welcome any race into their congregation...but will hold internal meetings on how to move forward should this situation reoccur. 3 a gruesome find for some ranchers in south texas. why dead bodies are turning up on their land. oh look at this one. one. a couple's front yard... vanishing before their eyes. why they can't stop it...

. >> reporter: but charles wilson isn't swayed. >> why didn't those people stand up in the beginning?he majority stand up and say, in god's house, we don't do this? >> reporter: we have one quick update. we have sense heard back from the pastor who declined comment. baptist leaders today are denouncing any forms of discrimination. richard land of the southern baptist convention said, if this couple was rejected because of their race, that he is, quote, embarrassed, frustrated and that he apologizes to the couple on behalf of the convention for the hurt and emotional pain they experienced. wolf? >> that's a good statement from him. the pastor doesn't want to comment. thanks for that, mary. >>> other news, something you don't usually see, the first lady in a wrestler's arms. jeanne moos is coming up next. the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how

but at the very last minute, charles and tiandria wilson had to change venues. they want to get married at their home church. well, that turned out to be a problem for some people. charles and tiandria are live with me now from jackson, mississippi. first of all, congratulations. didn't exactly happen the way you expected it to. you did eventually get married, but not where you wanted to. charles, take over the story from here. you're two days from your wedding in your home church. what happens? >> well, basically we were told that my wife was called and said because of the fact that we were black, so many members of the congregation got upset and decided no black couple would ever be married at that church. as she informed me, i decided to come home and comfort her. >> in all your time in this church, and i know that your wife had been a member there for more than a year. her father, her uncle also members. in all that time at the church, did you or she ever feel unwelcome? >> ma'am, honestly, i felt at home. i can honestly say that. i felt that i was in the rig

and a very very ugly the first bad news church of crystal springs charles and to andrew wilson had booked the church and distributed invitations for their wedding ceremony which they expected to go off without a hitch instead some members of the mostly white church in mississippi vand the african-american couple from getting married in it and threatened to vote out the pastor if the church went ahead with the ceremony it's twenty twelve but in some places in america an african-american couple still can't get married without facing racial insensitivity and bigotry and that is very very. coming up justice scalia thinks you can walk around your town with an assault rifle in one hand and a rocket launcher in the other what is the meaning in interpretation of one little word for turning america into the land of the armed and the home of the dangerous. if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be shot. casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has happened. in a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nati

sunday, charles evans hughes ran against wilson and was the last justice nominated by a major party at 7:30 p.m. american history tv this weekend on cspan3. >> he writes about presidents. >> he goes to the white house, says to eleanor roosevelt, can i pray for you? she says no. we need to pray for you. >> their campaigns. >> there are a lot of promises made. said they would have to represent a large hall, much larger than this one to get all of the people jack kennedy promised the vice presidency to that year. >> and their ideals. >> calvin coolidge may indeed have been the last jeffersonian. a man that believed strongly enough in limits of governmental power, particularly federal power, to resist temptation to extend it. >> this sunday on book tv, your questions and comments for david live at noon eastern on in depth. also this sunday, middle east expert on the obama administration's response to arab spring, afghanistan, iraq, and israel, palestinian peace process. sunday at 9:00. part of book tv on cspan2. >>> next weekend, head to the state capital named in honor of thomas jefferson

well, charles and teandrea wilson mailed out invites when the pastor told them some white church members objected to their wedding. they say they can still hardly believe it. >> how would you say to your 9-year-old we cannot get married here, guess what, sweetie, we're black. >> they were married by the very same pastor but at a different church. not surprisingly some members of the original church are angry that national media spotlight is suddenly shining on them. >> yeah, shining, exposing you. >> getting the spotlight trying to figure out what century the church is living in. definitely ain't year 2012 for those folks. >> but what god are they serving, the god i know doesn't see race or color. >> it does not help its image with the stories like this. >> the pastor who did marry them decided to perform the ceremony elsewhere as a compromise to ensure they could be married while addressing a need within the congregation. >> i mean, i am almost speechless. when they pitched the story tonight in our meeting i was like, what? this is still happening? >> in 2012. i don't get. i don't get.

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charles and tiandra wilson's wedding at the first baptist church in crystal springs had to be reschedulede black couple to be wed there. tonight the mayor of crystal springs will hold a unity rally. >>> you might get a break on airline ticket prices. the ceo of fare compare predicts air fairs will drop in late august by as much as 20%. says it coincides with the slow fall travel season. >>> in weather news, phoenix, arizona, still cleaning up after recent heavy rains and flash flooding. while some areas have seen a lot of rain, forecasters say rainfall is below average for the year. >>> a chicago cubs fan had the perfect wedding proposal planned at wrigley field. he had erica, will you marry me flashed on the jumbotron but there was a problem. erica left to go get some beverages and she missed the entire thing. at least he had beer. finally, the would-be groom went to plan "b." he got down on one knee and did it the old fashioned way, and guess what? she said yes. >>> tmz says sheryl crow may have a delusional fan on her hands. the fan claims sheryl crow stole money from him. sheryl crow

charles and teeian dra wilson were set to get married at the predominantly white church, but some people complained and threatened to kick out the pastor if he married the couple. they have never married a black couple. >> had never been done here before. so it was setting a new pre precedence. and there were those who reacted because of that. i didn't want have to have a controversy within the church and i certainly didn't want a controversy to affect the wedding. i wanted to make sure their wedding day was a special day. >> the wilsons are now talking to their lawyer to figure out their next move. church officials are planning internal meetings on what to do should the situation happen again. >>> the red cross is in desperate need of blood donors. the organization says the nation's blood supply is at the lowest level in 15 years. donations typically drop during the summer but severe weather has cancelled the blood drives and kept donors at home. all blood types are needed especially o negative, o positive, a negative and b negative. >>> today, you can make sure grove or fido is holier

charles evans hughes, 1916 republican nominee for president. he failed in that bid, but very narrowly against woodrow wilson. we are learning more about his contributions to society. we're joined by a new guest at our set outside at this beautiful october night in front of the supreme court building, paul clement, who served as u.s. solicitor-general from 2005 to 2008, now at georgetown university law school. thanks for being with us. >> it's great to be with us. >> bernadette meyer is with us. glad to have you. we said that he had two terms on the court. 1910 appointed as an associate justice, at the time the youngest, and in 1930 president hoover reappointed him this time as chief. what was the difference in him as a justice on the court during that 20-year period? did he come back as a different person? >> i think he did. he obviously had some incredible experiences in the interim. everything from obviously the famed presidential run but also served at secretary of state, served on the so-called world court in the hague. he comes back to the job as chief justice as somebody who certainly had many more dif

charles evans hughes? >> it would not, because it already existed. >> there you go. so the on to our next question from south bend, indiana. frank. >> caller: yes. wilson ran on a platform that he kept us out of war. in july of 1916 there was a tremendous explosion in new york harbor called black tom's island, and after the war the world court ruled that the german agents had, in fact, cause the explosion. in the 1970s, the german government finally paid the united states an indemnity. i was wondering if you can comment on the role of the wilson administration in covering up that explosion and its effect on the election? i'll hang up and listen on the tv. >> that was a massive explosion of this ship, which it actually damaged part of the statue of liberty, shattered windows as far north as 42nd street. the wilson administration did down-play this because it was trying to keep us out of war at this point. now, it was very difficult for hughes that year because he's fighting two things. the country is very prosperous. there was a slight downturn after the adoption of the underwood tariff, but with the war, neutral parties tend to do very well in wartime.

charles and teean dra wilson were married by the church's pastor but in a different location. they held a unity rally last night, some of the members of the church did not want them to mary there, soledad. >> that's a nice ending to the story, makes me feel better about their community, because that was disappointing to talk about yesterday. let's get to more about team usa efforts at the olympic games. the women's gymnastics team will take part in the all around after the mens team collapsed. john roethlisberger is a three time gymnast and alicia sacramone. what happened to the men. they went in with such a sense they were going to take it all and it all fell apart. what do you think went wrong? >> there's really never been this much positivity around a men's u.s. gymnastics team leading into a team finals. you know what happened? the olympics happened and the sport of gymnastics happened. and that's how our sport is. ask alicia, i've been there too. it's so unforgiving. it's like mother nature. it's always in control. at the end of the day, gymnastics no matter how good you