corbin and william h. corbin. the cemetery known at that time was waldheim german cemetery located at 863 south des plaines avenue in forest park, illinois. mr. corbin was born in ohio on william and , to susan corbin. he entered ohio university at athens, ohio, in 1850 when he was 17 after having been homeschooled. bachelor's degree in art. he also earned two masters degrees from ohio university in 986 and 1889 -- 1886 and 1889. he later moved to little rock, arkansas, and joined the republican party and became a leader. he quickly rose and became secretary of the state convention and was elected state superintendent of public instruction where he laid the groundwork for the establishment of the branch normal college. it finally started and he became its founder and principal for 27 years, from 1875 to 1902. a leader in the public education movement in arkansas, professor corbin became the principal of merle high school in 1892. e and fellow educator r.c. childress founded teachers of negro youth in arkansas whic

. >>> el senador corbin votó en contra de la ley, vamos a educarlo. >>> las monjas también fueron recibidos> ellas levantan la voz moral que realmente tiene un impacto a cualquier político no le importa su partido político. >>> las monjas comenzaron su gira en new heaven, también visitarán 14 estados en el sur del país y terminarán en san francisco el 17 de julio, no están solas, porque la mesa de inmigración evangélica también lanzó su campaña, con anuncios radiales que hablan del mensaje de cristo y también que se necesita ser escuchada su posición. >>> estas monjas antes estuvieron en washington para defender un presupuesto que esté a favor de todos, en washington, lourdes meluzá, univisión. >>> la cámara baja de california aprobó el aumento de salario mínimo de 8 dólares a 9,25, también que el aumento de salario mínimo sea proporcional a la inflación. >>> una mujer de california con una grave alergia al maní está demandando a united airlines ,la mujer dice que entró en un peligroso ataque de alergia, alisia glisson dijo que antes de comprar el boleto, avisó a la aerolínea sobre esto, el

corbin con 30 de experiencia ratifica el aumento de cirugias de hombres, por el aumento de procedimientosor una pequeña insicion en la axila. >>> en el gluteo con el tiempo no se ve nada donde se hizo. >>> los de seno para mujer son de silicon, los de los hombres son mas rigidos. >>> este es de un hombre de area pectoral, este es de gluteo, los de biceps para los que trabajan fue el gimnasio pero no logran sus musculos se pone bajo el musculo. >>> lo que losm pacientes deben hacer es buscar un doctor de trayectoria, la operación implica riesgos y hasta 7mil dólares por procedimiento. >>> increíble. >>> de pronto lo tocas y se va de vacaciones. >>> los sueños de jubilarse temprano son un sueño, nadie le pego al gordo del powerball. >>> 2 11 26 34 41 y powerball 32, naranjas en el powerball y sube a 475 millones el premio. >>> el super loto?. >>> me quede a un pelito,. >>> los ganadores 13 17 18 33 46 y megaball 7. >>> y ennel fantasy cinco el 2 8 28 30 y 32. >>> y mañana de vuelta a las 6. >>> mas adelante en un se habla de los efectos negativos de la marihuana pero ahora estudios aseguran

cooper the mother of corbin bernsen was on the soap opera "young and the restless." >>> health news. a new poster against child abuse shows different messages depending on the height you're reading from. if you're taller like most adults the message is to be aware of what abuse may mean to a child. but writing down below at a child's height encourages young kids to speak up for help when they may need. >>> "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. bring yourself back. >>> turning now to business seema mody has thursday morning headlines. >> dara, retailers report april sales today, although only a small handful of stores report monthly numbers. sales are impacted by continued cold weather throughout the month last month but falls gas prices. senator john mccain is supposed to introduce a bill for satellite customers getting the option of buying individual packages. theal la cart is getting popularity. >>> americans will be spending more this year. the national retailer federation said consumers will be spending $150 on mother's day. up 11% from last year. flowers and jewelry

corbin supplied the music for today's event.t age 11 he has a surprising adult understanding of all of this. >> it makes us kids feel special. just like our mom is just -- it is going to have a great life. >> reporter: and that can begin with one great mother's day. in san francisco, back to you. >> makes you smile. okay. people living near a lake in minnesota well, they knew the ice would have to go but they never expected this. it is being described as an ice tsunami. you can see the ice moving across the land. eventually pushing up against their homes. this is caused by 40 mile-an- hour winds. the ice came from lake millie lac. people watched with disbelief. minneapolis city crews are using heavy equipment to try to clear it out. >>> hopefully all of the bay area moms had a glorious mother's day. happy mother's day to my mom. i know you want on a workout with one of your boys today. >> yes. he is napping today. i think i exhausted him. when he found out i had to go to work, good. now i can nap. >> yes. it was a wonderful morn

ken corbin, former deputy director of the tax return unit, is her temporary replacement. some have called for her permanent removal from the irs. the house committee plans to call her back to testify, possibly as early as this week. it's official: news corp. is splitting in two. the stock rose friday after it was announced that the conglomerate will split its publishing arm and entertainment business. the plan had been talked about openly for about a year. rupert murdoch will be chairman and ceo of both companies. the target date for the split is june 28th. top retailers are suing visa and mastercard over inflated swipe fees. macy's, target and 15 other retailers are opting out of a $7.2-billion settlement that would have ended litigation against the card companies. instead, they're suing. other retailers, including jc penney, kohl's, and tjx companies, say the settlement is "inadequate" and protects the card companies from future antitrust lawsuits. visa and mastercard are not commenting, but have said in the past that they're confident the settlement will get final cour

law" she played the mother of corbin bernsen which was her role in real life. he announced his mother's death today at the age of 84. >>> if you build it, be prepared to shut down the upper deck if the fans don't show up. the miami marlins are so bad in light of a meager payroll and a 10-24 record they are closing down the upper deck of their stadium, marlins park, at least for a few upcoming games because so few people are coming to the games and the empty seats look so bad. they average about 17,000 attendants per gam at $35 million, their payroll is just $6 million more than a-rod makes for the yankees every year, and he's inactive this season. the marlins say the closure will make for a better fan experience. >>> well, men everywhere are advised to grab an axe. at least that's the take away from two casual studies -- one in france, one in israel. the data showing that men are more attractive when holding a guitar. they don't even have to play it. as the french study puts it musical practice is associated with sexual selection, something most rock stars will

at an event put on by a spanish news organization last week, pennsylvania republican governor tom corbin was asked if he had any latino staffers himself. >> do you have staff members that are latino? >> no, we do not. if you can find us one, please let me know. >> i'm sure that there are latinos -- >> you want to come to harrisburg? see? >> well, here is a great quote, if you can find us one, let me mo. pennsylvania's latino population is on the rise and increased by 83% between 2000 and 2010. his spokesman says corbett does have one latino staffer, this comes a few weeks after he suggested one reason for pennsylvania's high unemployment rate is that employers can't find job candidates who are able to pass a drug test. this is the governor of the state. finally, yesterday anthony weiner's first day on the campaign trail as a mayoral candidate. it was a crazy one. even those who couldn't have cared less found themselves in the brouhaha. he was blocking a subway entran entrance. the situation got so bad that at one point two police officers were forced to intervene he is coursing him and r

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jeremy corbin says similarities between the facilities are striking. people are collected all rested. and recall but it's held for very long periods and not so large nor will the judicial process just go on time to move and i think that the legacy of two thousand and one of guantanamo. and the extraordinary rendition process is something that's going to live for a very long time international more has been seriously undermined by britain and the u.s. in their behavior over afghanistan for the past twelve years the afghan government is supposed to be in charge of the country and those british american and many of the soldiers allegedly fighting to protect this government they claim they can hold prisons over to this government as they will be tortured but instead they're held illegally in these two bases. with some other stories from around the world a small passenger plane ran out of fuel this wide on friday before plummeting into the living room of a house outside washington d.c. two people were injured in the accident want to board the cessna and the

the spread of nuclear arms across the world well he spoke to british member of parliament germany corbin was also vice chairman of the campaign for nuclear disarmament he says that the nuclear free middle east will remain elusive and this washington in brussels pressure israel to stop its atomic activities. well israel depends very heavily on trade with the european union and military aid from the united states we need action urgently by those two key players in the situation to put the most enormous pressure on on israel either through sanctions or withdrawing or lift or lifting the trade agreement which also has a human rights clause within it israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land based system to deliver them and could have a c. system any country in the region that has a nuclear power system turkey egypt saudi arabia all could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used. and western powers are in no hurry to

s camp bastion base so have been held there for more than a year now but we corbin says similarities between the facilities are striking people are collected or rested as enemy combatants held for very long periods and not allowed normal judicial process just as we've gone. and i think that the legacy of two thousand and one of guantanamo. and the extraordinary rendition process is something that's going to live for a very long time international law has been seriously undermined by britain and the usa and their behavior over afghanistan for the past twelve years the afghan government is supposed to be in charge of the country and those british american and many other soldiers allegedly fighting to protect this government they claim they can't hold prisons over this government they'll be tortured but instead they're held illegally in these two bases. still ahead for the cell on the streets of a disc it's of frantic man who claims to have killed hundreds back in his native kenya but he's allowed to stay in the u.k. because of european agreements out of its control spike in search of a

jeremy corbin is also from the campaign for nuclear disarmament says otherwise the regional consequences could be devastating well israel depends very heavily on trade with the european union and military aid from the united states we need action by those two key players in the situation to put the most enormous pressure on israel either through sanctions or withdrawing or lift lifting the trade agreement which also has a human rights clause within it israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land system to deliver them and could have a safety system any country in the region that has a nuclear power system turkey egypt saudi arabia all could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used jeremy called and thanks for being with us not i'm kevin oh we know about with more international news just a minute from now. steve i made is that going to be a big money in stevia to you which is both a cultural contemporary i don't tell

. >> you're right. 27 year irs veteran ken corbin is acting director handling lois lerner's responsibilitiesesident obama sent in to clean it up. daniel werfel, is not wasting time, reporting back in 30 days about fixing the problems at the irs. bipartisan congressional sources say werfel asked lois lerner to resign. she refused and is on administrative leave. an declining to answer questions, the chairman of the house ways and means committee says he wants to hear from lerner. >> if you wanted to be forthcoming and had done nothing wrong, why would you not testify? this is the problem we've had with the administration is getting information from people who work in the administration. i think if we could get that information, we could get to the bottom of this. >> despite three hearings, it's been a frustrating process for both parties trying to get to the bottom of the irs mess. >> shepard: what are the chances she will testify? >> since she's lawyered up, probably not good. after she said she had done nothing wrong then pled the fifth, that irritated lawmakers considering recalling her. th

her son, corbin bernsen talked all about it.an she is, that he was going to visit her that afternoon. she passed away, and just that time is a precious thing. anyways, a wonderful. wonderful actress. on the show for four decades. >> wow! >> the producer a big fan of hers. talked about how revolutionary she was pretty much in every way. got a facelift on the show, in character and in reality. one of the first to document getting a facelift. which is so mainstream now. >> katherine chancellor, there we go. going to be ripped apart on twitter for not knowing that. >> jeanne cooper passing away at the age of 84. >> may she rest in peace. she did a lot for soap operas. "the young and the restless," will not be the same. >> i love that song, by the way. >> yes. i know. moving on to, liam hemsworth, boy friend of miley cyrus. apparently his two older brothers staged an intervention. not because he is addicted to anything, although maybe he is addicted to his fiancee apparently a little too much. they were trying to get him to break up

abigail adams, martha washington, margaret corbin, mercy otis warren, betty raz. >> martha washington, six, we're not going to get up to ten, are we? >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> that's another issue. she was part of a very interesting memoir. the point is that there were at least a million women who were witnesses or involved in the american revolution. but we don't know that much about them. and the accounts that we have from those who are left, and mrs. loring is a perfect example, among others, are very scant. there's only a few hints. we know, for instance, there were women spies, and we get a few sentences about that here and there. we know women during the lexington and con cold when the british were marching up the coast, american patriot women threw hot oil down on them. but we only have scraps. aside from the women you've mentioned, and this was a frustration to me, a real frustration. so i was curious. i said there has to be more accounts, and there has to be correspondence, and that is how i began writing the book. and the other one which, of course, always -- this intrigu

mary corbin thinks age is the reason she was let go a year and a half ago. >> no one under 50 was laid, and it was a large amount of people. in the package that they gave everyone, they emphasized, for signing the package, you will not come back and sue us for age discrimination. >> reporter: and you couldn't afford to not take the severance? >> right. i did finally sign the package because i needed that income to take care of my family. >> reporter: but, according to alicia munnell, employers may simply think they're protecting themselves. >> we have these age discrimination laws that may have a perverse effect in the sense that you get... you're really locked in once you hire an older worker. you cant fire one, so why hire one to begin with? >> reporter: event planner patty ford has been on the market about a year. she's 57, but... >> my resume only has ten to 12 years of experience on there. >> reporter: why? >> because that was what i was advised to do, because you don't want people to know how old you are. >> reporter: geoffrey weglarz does the same thing. >> i cut it off at a cer

. >> this sunday, mary fallin, tom corbin of oklahoma and chuck schumer, this sunday right here on cbs. check local lists. >>> the boy scouts of america will allow openly gay boys to join. more than 60% voted to approve the change, it begins next year, manuel bojorquez shows us the reaction to this historical decision. >> reporter: the lanmark decision at the nation's leading news organization means gay scouts like 16-year-old pass quell tessier can live openly. >> i can get my eagle, go home, tell everyone at home that i can go to camp with them. >> reporter: 1,400 boy scout leaders gathered in texas for a secret ballot. 61% of them voted to end the controversial ban. >> a very difficult decision for a lot of people. but we're moving forward together. >> reporter: the policy change comes as public opinion on the issue appeared to be shifting. even president obama weighed in on the high-profile battle. in an interview with scott pelley earlier this year. >> should scouting be open to gays? >> yes. >> why so? >> my attitude, gays and lesbians should have access and opportunities the sam

>> reporter: arthel, good morning. 27 year irs veteran ken corbin is the active replacement to handle lois learn ear's job for groups seeking tax-exempt status. daniel werfel, the man sent in by president obama to fix the mess is not wasting anytime. senator chuck grassley asked low wirs lerner for her resignation but she refused. so she was placed on administrative leave. the chairman of the house ways and means says he wants to hear from lerner. >> if he really wanted to be forthcoming about the issue and had done nothing wrong why would you not testify about it? and this is the problem we've had with the administration is getting information from people who work in the administration. and, i think if we could get that information we could get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: despite three hearings and 11 plus hours of testimony it has been a frustrating process for lawmakers on both sides trying to get to the bottom of this irs mess, arthel. arthel: they're trying to get to the bottom. part of that is trying to get some answers from lois lerner and there is question whether it i

he will not have serious opponent and tom corbin. who handed them that ticket? and pointed out to and the president has to make sure they all get fired to the top who knew about this and he's got to do it or else it isn't going to get done and next year the same irs people that have been involved in this are going to be there doing our tax returns next year. they will be the winners. they will be the ones that got away with this stuff. they used their little political attitudes and put in the work and get to keep their jobs. they win, the taxpayer loses. this is really serious business this irs thing and it's not going be forgotten for decades. >> i think you're exactly right. ron, let's go to you. we end by talking again about a story we discussed yesterday. ronald raik in the middle of iran contra. again, a second-term president where his best lieutenants had moved on by that time. nancy reagan had strauss come in and say you got to shake things up. top democrat in washington, democratic operative and they got howard baker in there and baker got in and cleaned

corbin? >> thank you. i want to welcome you all here. i am excited to hear the intercourse and interchange between what our i.g. are said our problems in the answers to those problems. c.p.v. have a and difficult time -- a difficult job. i want to thank you for what you do. it is hard. i am concerned with the immigration bill coming forward and the additional responsibilities that are. to be placed through that bill on the capability of the agencies to actually carry it out. and the reason i am concerned is because there are some areas where we are not affected today. although we have an immigration problem. what we really have a border control problem and a visa problem. and a guest worker problem. and it is important that we fix the real disease not the symptoms. we do not have a secure border today. and we know that by the apprehensions, even though they are less, it is still not secure. and i have a lot of concerns coming forward with the immigration bill. we will wait and see what happens in the markup. i think we made the mistake a

write a letter to her sister-in-law who was actually grant's sister virginia who was married to abel corbin, who was reportedly involved in this, trying to persuade grant, and grant has her write to virginia saying, be careful. then he turns around and sells off government gold to bring that to a stop. host: martha is watching us in charleston, south carolina. caller: hi, susan. thanks again for another terrific show. you alluded to my question earlier in the show about the possible tension between julia grant and mary lincoln. then you visited the beautiful galena home that was given to the grants. i'm not sure, was it during the same time period that mary lincoln was try to get a pension out of the government, and here grant has a home given to him -- mary lincoln was in germany trying to educate her son tad, and i believe the grants later visited mary lincoln in france. guest: no, they crossed paths, but julia said she did not find out about mary lincoln being in the same town they were in until they were on their way out and could not change their plans. host: do you agree with the iron