they go down to charleston. all right. southern democrats, okay, the southern wing of the party, very much wants protections about the idea that slavery is going to be able to continue to expand into the territories. okay. they want that option. that, you know, we don't want to put it up to a slovote. we want some sort of protections that slavery is going to be able to continue to expand into the territories. the northern wing of the democratic party is saying we're going to have to come up with some sort of compromise. we're not going to be able to hold a hard line on this issue anymore. the northern wing of the democratic party wants stephen douglas to be their candidate. okay. but the southern wing is going to say no way. all right. they're going to say, look, stephen douglas, i mean, this is the guy who gave us popular sovereignty. who put fifth amendment property rights up for a vote. he's compromising on things we cannot compromise on. we can't afford to. so what's going to happen is the southern wing of the democrat

bess live there is in charleston and goes to new york. i lived in charleston and i went to new york. >> yes! >> stephen: so this place kind of... this play is kind of about me. (laughter) >> well, sort of not because... (laughter) >> stephen: but how? oh, because i'm not black. >> you're not black. seriously, you're not black. it was written by caucasian men about african american life. >> stephen: we prefer to be called white americans. why >> white americans? sorry. it was written by du bose hayward and george gershwin. >> stephen: a couple white people writing about black people. many people have called it a racist stereotype of black life. >> a lot of famous people who have been in productions, a lot of famous historians and social historians, v said they are stereotypes because they're written from an outside advantage point so what we've done is we've done a little changes to humanize them a little more and focus mainly on the characters and the story, this great love story between porgy and bess and we eliminated as much as the rac

by the time, late 1864 there are more than 30 ships off charleston. and blockade runners are still getting in and out. so dupont was loathe to take a half dozen ships from the blockade and send them off for other operations. so i've don't know that he could have done it any sooner than he did. yes? >> the question concerns the profits from the confederate blockade runners. were they typically invested in south, did some build fortunes overseas does any of it contribute to the postwar reconstruction of the south? >> that's a complicated question. the short version of -- certainly during the period when entrepreneurs were making decisions about blockade running and what to bring and what to do, it was entirely their money. they did with it what they liked. and, apparently, according to the descriptions in "the richmond enquirer" they suited themselves up very nicely and pranced around downtown richmond. but there was no fund early on that that money should go to the benefit of the war effort. or that it should establish credits overseas for the purchase

florida it came to a head and it really comes to a head in charleston harbor at fort sumt ter. that becomes the sticking point. that becomes that crisis point of who's going to go where. does that answer it? >> yes. >> any other questions? yeah. >> why did they fire on it if they knew they didn't have to keep the ship. >> what if you don't keep the ship away, number one? theoretically you will starve them out. if the ship resupplies them, okay, they're going to be here andresupplies them. number two, are you an independent nation or not. we are trying to understand the u.s. government. i am saying that you can't have a fort in my country. you will have to respect that. they were southerners and will you do something like this or what. we are not trying to steal something, but y'all need to leave. you have a chance for it to come to a head and we will have to take a stand and maybe we wouldn't start this thing. maybe if we do, we will consolidate the support. maybe they will consolidate. >> you get a lot of these areas that you will see in hitting four buttons at once. you get a

now in charleston bay there are a couple of forts. the u.s. army commander in charge of those forts was a guy by the name of robert anderson. major robert anderson. he couldn't hold on to everything so he's consolidated all of his forces to one of these islands where you have for the fort sumter. he has consolidated his forces there. anderson whose orders to hold on to that for 2. yes, south carolina has been saying since december that they are not part of the united states anymore. yes, since february you now have the organization of the con if he had dear rate states of america. they are saying that you are illegally in their country as an enemy army, okay? but as far as the u.s. government's concerned, we don't recognize the existence of the confedera confederacy. you stay where you are. anderson's problem, okay, he's literally sitting in the hot bed of secession movement in charleston. he's on an is

anderson's problem, okay, he's literally sitting in the hot bed of succession movement in charleston. he's on an island. he's going to run out of food and supplies at some point. okay? now, in january, in january, the federal government, the u.s. federal government tried to send a relief expedition down. the confederate forces fired on that ship and it turned around. so ever since january, anderson has been trying to hold out. and what he's saying is, guys, i don't know how much longer i can do this. we've got a serious problem. finally, in early april, lincoln decides he's got to resupply anderson. but here's lincoln's problem. he doesn't want to start this thing. he is hoping that everybody is going to kind of -- if you get wrapped up in the middle of a speech, right, you're at some sort of gathering and there's, like, the electricity of the crowd and there's this amazing speech and everybody is all excited. and, yeah, you're ready to go do it. and then you wake up the next morning, oh, god. yeah, you know, let's just talk about it, okay. it's just a little crazy, guys. i was kind o

as the city of charleston deals with what's being described as the deadliest fire there in decades, it's another reminder of the importance of the early detection of danger in your home. we get the latest now from gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: flames tore through this charleston, west virginia, home, killing eight people including six children ranging in age from 18 months to eight years oled. another child is in critical condition. >> by the time i heard yelling, i looked up, and i got out there and the house was in flames. >> this is the worst house fire in the city of the history of charleston and maybe west virginia. >> reporter: police say two adult sisters live in this rental home. their families gathered a slumber party on friday night to celebrate a birthday. alicia carter camp would have turned 26 today. >> this house was fully engulfed when units arrived and people were obviously in danger inside. >> reporter: the mayor says there were two smoke detectors in the home but neither was installed properly and it's not clear when the building was last inspected. >> had we seen the fa

to the south and east of charleston county.hese counties, in southeast south carolina until 3:15 p.m. all part of a larger system that's bringing heavy rain to the area, and as you can see, there are not one, not two but three severe thunderstorm watch boxes. what that means is the region through this area here, including the city of jacksonville, florida, we are looking for the potential for city weather straight until 7:00 tonight as this cold front continues to push further to the east, taps into warm, moist air and advance of it. certainly thunderstorms likely to fire up. something we're keeping track of throughout date and into the evening hours. another important weather note to monitor is what's happening out west. you can see a storm system just now offshore, off the pacific, and this is something that we're monitoring as well. because it is likely to bring us some, not such great weather going into tomorrow. i'll talk more about sunday's forecast and what's ahead for the west coast in a little bit. >> thanks, bonnie. a

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when the sun came up, this is what the home in charleston looked like. neighbors looking on with stunned faces. and saddened faces. we learned there were no smoke defectors, none on the second floor. the mayor said late today they didn't have a chance. tonight eight people are dead. six children. another child is on life support. there's another thing authorities urge every american to take note of. you need more than a smoke detector in your bedroom. you need one outside the bedroom door. reena ninen is here tonight. >> reporter: officials tell us the bodies of the dead removed from the home behind me looked like statues frozen in time despite the fact the fire fighters arrived four mince after the first call, they didn't have any chance of survival. >> fire began on 3:30 a.m. on the bottom floor of the house. a neighbor phoned 911. the bottom floor engulfed by the time they arrive >> this is the worst house fire in the history of the city of charleston. eight people have died in a house fire. >> police believe the sisters lived in the house. one sister

authorities say this is the deadliest house fire in charleston in 60 years. the cause remains under investigation. >>> former vice president dick cheney is recovering after receiving a heart transplant saturday. the 71-year-old cheney had been on a transplant waiting list for 20 months. he has survived five heart attacks. >>> a muslim woman who was is he valoremly beaten in-- severely beaten inside her home, has died. last month she was found unconscious in her dining room. someone broke into her home and repeatedly beat her on the head with a tire iron. a handwritten note was found back to her body that said go back to your country, this is our country. you are a terrorist. >>> a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck off the coast of central chile sunday. residents say the tremors lasted about a minute. there have been no reports of injury. >>> pope benedict will fly to cube -- cuba today. the upontive entertained followers when he wore a so many barrow -- a mexican hat. >>> adding a lock to your vehicle's gas cap may become a necessity. >>> and popcorn may be hea

and it really comes to a head in charleston harbor at fort sum r sumter. that becomes the sticking point. that becomes that crisis point of who's going to go where. does that answer it? okay. any other questions? yeah? >> why did they fire on it? did they -- >> all you have to do is keep the ship. what if you don't keep the ship away, number one. theoretically, you're going to starve them out. what if you fail? if the ship resupplies them, okay, they're going to be here and we're just going to be stuck in this purgatory. all right. number two, are you an independent nation or not? i mean, at some point they're saying, look, we're not saying we're going to go invade washington city and try to overthrow the u.s. government. but i am saying that you can't have a fort inside my country. and you're going to have to see expect that. just like there were northerners putting pressure on lincoln, are were going to war or what, there were southerners pressure on davis, are you going to do something about this or what? y'all need to leave. so you've got a chance for

a neighborhood in charleston, with virginia is in shock after an early-morning fire killed two adults and six children. it happened after a family party to celebrate the birthday of one of the victims. >> when you start thinking about young children, this is as bad as it gets. >> unimaginable, hard to grasp. neighbors say words are hard to come by after a fire torch's this home killing eight people, including six small children. >> i saw -- the house was in flames. >> she lives across the street. those alive were just not -- were not just neighbors, they were friends >> nicest people you could ever meet. we came over here every day and played with them and everything. >> last night she promised two of the children she would see them first thing this morning. >> i promised to be there when she woke up. she woke up this morning in flames. >> one of the victims were at the holiday inn express in charleston. >> we hired for personality and the stability. lisa had an infectious smile. she never met a stranger. she got along great with her co- workers. >> others are trying to make sense of

in charleston itself more than 80 per cent of the city's historic buildings were badly damaged.rural areas outside the city a great swathe of the frances marion national forest was destroyed and much of the region's cotton crop was also lost. after venting its fury over charleston and the surrounding area, hurricane hugo then moved up through north carolina, virginia, ohio and pennsylvania, losing strength the further it went. it finally dissipated far out in the north atlantic on september 22nd. hurricane hugo would turn out to be one of the worst storms in history. it caused $7 billions worth of damage in the us alone and $3 billion in the caribbean, making it one of the costliest natural disasters on record. yet despite the widespread havoc the death toll was comparatively light, just 35 people are believed to have perished in the us and 74 in the caribbean. in addition thousands of people were left homeless and the rebuilding programme would take years to complete. october 25th 1998, central america. around mid-morning a massive hurricane was heading relentlessly over the so

as the city of charleston deals with what's being described as the deadliest fire there in decades. it's another reminder of the importance of early detection of danger in your home. >> reporter: flames tore through this west virginia home killing eight children, another child is in critical condition. >> i had got up there and the house was in flameses. >> this is the worst house fire the the city of charleston, maybe in west virginia. >> they say two adult sisters lived in this home. the family gathered together to celebrate a birthday. alicia carter camp celebrated her 26 birthday. >> people were obviously in danger inside. >> reporter: the mayor says there was two smoke detectors in the home but neither were operational. >> the fact that they did not have the proper number of these smoke detect forordetectors, we saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: tonight's incident was an erie reminder of when a family died on christmas day. 62% of home fire deaths from in building without working smoke detect detectors. back in west virginia, investigators are trying to figure out what started

ships blockading charleston halfway between the two had to steam about 500 miles north or 500 miles south to get more coal. burning up abut haout half of w they could carry to make the trip. for the long run this would not do. they needed a closer refuge. if a blockade was to become effective. and this led to several efforts to grab sections of the confederal coastline. and the first such effort took place on the carolina capes. the geography of the carolinas made it a natural sanctuary for both blockade runners and armed vessels of the confederacy. the barrier islands offered natural protection to the north carolina sounds. and the several inlets into the sounds offered the confederates sanctuary for their blockade runners, but also a hiding place for privateers and commissioned commerce raiders. ideally suited was this area to this activity it was used both during the american revolution and war of 1812 for much the same purpose. and in fact even before that, in the 18th century, by pirates. here is a little known fact. blackbeard himself was killed on the bathe river in pimlico sound r

authorities call this the deadliest house fire in charleston in some sick years.se of that fire remains under investigation tonight. >>> a magnitude 7.2 earthquake has struck off the coast of central chile. it prompted an emergency evacuation order for people near the ocean. the quake struck just 20 miles from the place devastated by an earthquake two years ago. residents say the quake lasted about a minute. there have been no reports of injuries. >>> president barack obama says the united states will hold back food aid if north korea makes good on its promise to launch a long-range missile. the president is among some 50 heads of student in south korea for a nuclear summit that begins on monday. >> north korea will achieve nothing by threats or by provocations. the contrast between south korea and north korea could not be clearer, could not be starker. both in terms of freedom, but also in terms of prosperity. >> bad behavior will not be rewarded. >> the president stood for the first time in the demilitarized zone that no-man's land that separates south korea fro

it happened in charlestonering west verirerge virmg.ild survived and is in intensive care. >> hundreds of demonstrators rally against health care reform. on monday, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments about whether the health care reform act is constitutional. the demonstrators insist the act is illegal and they say it infringes on their freedom. >>> and several other rallies are being held across the country protesting the shooting death of trayvon martin. demonstrators are demanding police arrest george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot the 17-year-old unarmed. a grand jury is scheduled to convene in april. >>> reports are emerging today that more nfl teams had so-called bounty programs. those programs gave players money to physically hurt members of the opposing team. it's a scandal that started with an investigation of the new orleans saints. here now is ed lavendera. >> big games. big hits. big scandal. nfl players rewarded not only for big plays but for intentionally trying to seriously injure their oppon

now, in charleston back, there are a couple of forts. and the u.s. army commander in charge of those forts was a guy by the name of robert anderson, major robert anderson.

eight people including six children under the age of 8 killed in a house fire in charleston. only surviving child is on life support now. the only adult to escape called 911. charleston's fire chief calls it the most tragic event in his 26 years with the department. >> the crew of the internatioltl space station is resting easy an a chunk of debris passed close. they were ordered into evacuation. it's only the third time they have taken cover because of debris. the last was last year. >> the snumty that devastating japan last year, now a trawler spotted in british clm bah. it was swept out to sea and became part of the huge debris field. it's considered a threat to novemberigation and its japanese owner has been notified of it. >> numbmembers of the black pan party offering a bounty for the capture of george zimmerman, the man who shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. $ $10,000. we have reached out to the panthers, their national leader, and we're trying to get him on at 7:00 p.m. for our special. >>> in the meantime, in new york, the reverend al sharpton led one of man

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charleston, west virginia just to the south and west of charleston.orm and then another one. see the ones that have the little white balls in the middle? those are the ones that have the hail, golf ball size, and the ones most likely producing tornadoes there. that line is moving our way. however, by the time it moves over the mountains it's going to encounter much more stable air. that is very good news for us. you can see the rain we had earlier is now moving out of the region. most of the evening hours should be on the dry side but i recommend taking the umbrella just in case we see a shower or two come through. that line if it does hold together will make its way through here in the overnight hours and of course i'll have the latest update for you coming up at 11:00. there is the latest picture in our region showing us that rain is now out of here. tomorrow here's the good news turning partly sunny. mild and rather windy. it's going to be quite nice tomorrow. sunday, monday, and tuesday. we get a little colder. winter trying to hang on just a litt

spotty shower activity around norfolk and virginia beach around roanoke and charleston and west virginia many a nice quiet morning this morning. here in the city, there is a little bit of haze. the stars have been visible. the moon, crescent moon on the southeastern sky. you can see that haze on our skycam. it is not foggy here. dulles airport. visibility down to a quarter mile or so. 40 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. inner harbor, 93% the humidity. the winds are calm right now. there will be a light breeze today. predominantly from the east to the south. look at these temperatures this morning. starting out at 60. chestertown 48. westminster 52. fred rake 48 degrees. closer to the typical highs this time of year than the lows. satellite picture shows the bulk of the clouds south of us. with the exception of the fog, we're in good shape. here's the easterly breeze. the front still kind of here today. so we're on technically the cooler side of it. all readings in the northeast are above the average for the season. we will continue this way. this front will continue to push to the south and d

a fire tore through a two-story home in charleston while they slept.th child remains on life support. neighbors say the victims were having a birthday party on friday night for a 26-year-old woman who was among those killed. >> when you start to think about young children, and it's -- this is as bad as it gets. >> the charleston firefighters believe the fire started on the first floor of the home. the only working detector was found inside sitting on the counter and not properly mounted to the ceiling. >>> and president obama made a trip to the demilitarized zone. he also surveyed the border himself through binoculars. his visit is part of a nuclear security summit that brought more attention between the north and south. north korea says any mention of the nuclear program will be considered a declaration of war. >>> tomorrow all eyes will be on the supreme court who will hear arguments on president obama's health care law. the lawsuit challenges a mandate that requires almost everyone to buy some sort of health insurance. opponents say government shoul

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be the farther east we are in the upper 60's and west of washington. 59 african national. 70 in charleston and its work. in time or the next few days, the southwesterly wind will prevail and it will be right back into the middle 70's here. we will watch for any shower activity to drift off tonight. it will stay mild and a cloudy. we will get a break with some sunshine and a big range of temperatures. i think it will be cooler west of town. i would pick about 68 or 74 a high in the metro area. more warm air moves and and i think we are set for several days in a row at 70 degrees or higher. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> any major upsets? >> not really. and see stay one which was a little bit of an upset, but march madness is in full swing. the georgetown hoyas took off after 3:00 and it did not take long for them to flex muscles against belmont. the hoyas jumped out to an 11- point lead. 74-59 win georgetown. day advance on sunday. >> it was a sense of urgency not just for me but the whole team. we know what we have done in the

the child suffered severe burns in yesterday's fire in charleston. eight other relatives died in the fire. investigators say it is the deadliest house fire in the city's history. more now on the deadly massacre in southern afghanistan. there are reports that the u.s. government has compensated each victim's families. the united states paid $50,000 to each of the 17 victims families. those who were wounded received $11,000. officials confirmed payments were made, but would not say the amount. he is accused of -- prosecutors filed murder and terrorism charges. his brother, al qaeda followers admitted he killed seven people at a jewish school. he was killed in a shootout with police. president obama said north korea will isolate itself even more if it plans -- carries out the planned satellite launch. he made those remarks this morning. the president is in south korea to attend in nuclear summit. queen elizabeth, a wedding crasher? queen elizabeth and her husband surprised a couple on their wedding day. they had invited the queen to their wedding, but d

right now charleston west virginia is 30 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. a push begin tomorrow and be pleasant for a couple of days. another cold front is on the map. high pressure off to the east, we will get the warm glow of winds increasing tomorrow. then on friday morning a cold front comes through with a few showers. we are not talking cold front we are talking getting a little cooler on friday and saturday. 56 at midday. 62 tomorrow afternoon for the high temperature. on friday a chance of showers in the morning. temperatures a bit cooler on saturday. spring forward one hour before going to bed on saturday. if you want to be curious, you can stay up until 2:00 and change yourself. we have a new blog posting today. the question is, after a record warm winter, are we going to have an -- are we going to have a hotter than average summer? >> the toyota sports does brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> espn is reporting that the indianapolis colts are about to announce the our parting ways with peyton manning. they will hold

. >> in west virginia, eight people are dead, including six children after a fire tore through charleston house during a slumber party. it is being called the worst fire in the city's history. richard reeve has the latest from the satellite center. >> this started as a friday night birthday party for one of the adults in the home. instead, a fast-moving fire took eight lives and a surviving child is in intensive care. firefighters are trying to determine what caused this destructive blaze that took all of these lives. it included six children under 8 years old. >> in a state of shock. >> investigators say the fire broke out after 3:00 in the morning. a woman at ran next door to call 911. firefighters found the house in flames. they discovered a horrifying grisly scene once the fire was put out. >> the bodies were frozen in time. >> investigators believe the people died from smoke inhalation. people were saddened to learn that the home only had one smoke detector in the basement stairwell that was not working. >> this has to be the most horrible incident that we have faced. >> the sole sur

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they staged in charleston and atlanta.nimals, they say, are well cared for. >>> big names standing up for another cause in maryland. legalizing medical marijuana. the house is considering a bill. patients and advocates like baltimore native montell williams say that marijuana is the only thing to help them deal with crippling pain. >> my mom is in the house right this minute. >> the state health department and governor of maryland do not support the bill. the governor is expected to veto it if the legislation makes it to his desk. >>> a furniture store is to pay a quarter of a million dollars for infesting them with bedbugs. a jury ordered the store to pay the family $225,000 for her little boy's medical problems. >>> a sky high hiv rate. alarming new numbers from the johns hopkins hot spot. >> even surprised the researchers involved in the story. the most vulnerable population here is black women. study conducted by johns hopkins researchers. it's five times higher than urban nationwide. baltimore is an hiv hot spot along

look how hot in pittsburgh, charleston, west virginia in the mid-80s. nearly 80 in richmond. those areas had the sunshine. you can see where the clouds were holding tough, this section around maryland, including all of our state, tough to find the sun. as a result temperatures held down. all eyes shifting to the weekend. you can see tremendous rain, tornado reports across the deep south. that is going to be a very slow moving system. for now the south breezes continue. mainly south of us. the main system you could see just really taking its time to cross the country but it does appear we'll continue to see a strong fetch of moisture out of the gulf of mexico. this could be quite a bit of rain as we move toward sunday. just a slow, slow mover. here it is for you, down to 57, mostly cloudy many your two-degree guarantee tomorrow, 74. patchy morning fog. watch out for that and humid has we go to the mid-50s. seven-day forecast, changes, some but, again, the trend is this, more active weather into sunday. that will bring in cooler air. 60s, sunday, monday into tuesday before we w

temperatures and the lower 70's in charleston.he temperature change compared to yesterday about 15 degrees warmer at reagan national airport. and will stay on the warm side of things for the next several days. radar, high pressure moves off the carolina coast. winds will be at 2-5 miles per hour out of the south, but a weak disturbance to the west will bring is increasing clouds for the day tomorrow and a better chance for some showers, even a few rumbles of thunder tomorrow night into tuesday. scattered high clouds tonight, a 38-48 degrees. daytime highs will be around 64-69 degrees. here is the extended outlook. it looks great. lots of sunshine. wednesday and thursday, highs upper 70's to around 80. we could tie or break the record high on thursday. it stands at 81. >> saturday at st. patrick's day. >> it is a beautiful day. >> where is the shamrock, steve? thank you. >> so big sunday for college basketball sports fans. >> i was hoping for in-fill for the hoyas, -- nashville for the hoyas. they landed in a surprising location fo