don owen came and decided to take omar home with them. he's going with the owen family and quickly realized how intelligent of a man he is. they invite other scholars to come and speak with him and arabic and he has conversations with them and they say he's one of the most well spoken gentleman that we've talked to from that area. when we receive the collection we saw that there was actual some of his original writing. this is the journal of the daughter of eliza and wrote in her journal and arabic. there is still some of his writing that exists. this is particularly interesting because he was born around 1770 and so this is probably around 1830 and and the family kept these and pass them along. there are a lot of legends that spread about him. a lot of people thought he was a prince, some people called him prince. he didn't dissuade them from believing in these legends. a lot of people don't realize that wilmington does have a claim to fame with a president. woodrow wilson's father was a presbyterian minister and he served at the first pr

man because omar wrote on the walls of his jail in arabic and he contacted, the sheriff contacted don owens and let him know we had this gentleman who was a slave and would you be interested in talking to him. john owen decided to take omar so he's living with the owen family and they quickly realized how intelligent of a man he is. they invite other scholars to come speak with him in arabic and he has conversations with them and they said oh, he's one of the most well spoken gentleman that we talked to from that area and when we received a collection, there was some of his original writing. this was the journal of the daughter eliza. he wrote in her journal in arabic so there is still some of his writing that exists. this is particularly interesting because he was born around 1770 so this writing is probably from around 1830 and the family these and pass them along. there were a lot of lessons that sort of spread about him . a lot of people thought he was a prince so people called him prince morrow and from what i understand he didn't dissuade them from believing in these legends . most pe

don champion in washington for us. thank you. >>> during the president's address last night, widow of a navy seal. corrine owens was an unannounced guest. as we reported, her husband, william ryan owens, was killed in a raid last month. the president said the mission was highly successful and that owens did not die in vein. >> ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country, and for our freedom, and we will never forget ryan. >> owens' father has demounounc him. cbs news john dickerson said the president's speech was also aimed at republican lawmakers. >> this was an evolution from certainly an inaugural address. all the same themes are at the heart of it, but a kinder package, less confrontational, but is this a temporary moment, or does he this fashion? also, if you are a member of congress, what did you get out of this speech that you can now use in your town hall oorz in talking to your constituents? that's the benefit of a speech like this. the president hand done what he can with executive orders. now he has to be a leader of republicans, and we have to look for something in his speech that they