that is what douglass says was the end of the civil war. he gave it to that kind of significance, the end of the great flood and the possibility of new life. douglass interpreted this as indeed a new beginning of a new history that he couldn't wait to be a part of. host: let's see if we can get a couple more calls. diane, you are with david blight. i'm sorry, it's also oklahoma -- it's tulsa, oklahoma. caller: did general lee and general grant get to be friends after the civil war? did they communicate with each other after it was all over with, or did they go their separate ways and get on with their own lives? david: no, grant and lee did not become friends. they did communicate. there is no question they communicated. within a year -- lee only lived to 1870. grant of course will live until 1882. they had very different -- in fact fundamentally different interpretations as to what this actually meant. the terms of surrender they signed had different meanings to the two men. lee interpreted appomattox as a surrender among soldiers and he t

varon: let's talk about frederick douglass. i think douglass is the person we hold up who has done the most to defend and defined the emancipationist memory of the war. what is his role n.y.c. say there was a right side -- why does he say there was a right side that we ought not to forget someone was on the moral high ground and we are forgetting it. let's talk about that. prof. brundage: i will take an initial step. i think there are two sides. we should understand that douglass was one of the great orators of the 19th century steeped in oratory of the 19th century and one of the great vehicles for the oratory in the 19th century was to scold your audience and tell them all the things they did not do right. if they started doing things right, they could save themselves in the future would be wonderful. and i'm not trying to in any way diminish the magnitude of what douglass did. that was just the style of speech that he was particularly prone to give. he wanted to scold his audiences. you are not remembering hard enough. i thi

she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier.brothers fought in the car. she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier.fought in the car. she had listened to a message by frederick douglass two months earlier. here is one of my favorites. a rare self-conscience rumanation. henry and his fiance set their wedding day for 1865. that's the day frank wrote his letter. hear only joy bells because it is your wedding day. he pleaded it had been ghastly to be plunged from the heights of joy following union victory to the deaths of sorry. now frank confessed he was glad for the distraction. i'm hankful for time away from it. to that end frank asked henry to tell him about the wedding whether you behaved or not and how many mistakes you made in the service. frank wanted to know the most details asking about his domestic life including how your rooms look and what you can see from the windows. mournings e mersimmersed themselves. to face the future proved much more difficult for defeated confederates. when a white mi

i love this quote by frederick douglass. "if war among white rot peace -- brought peace and liberty to blacks, what will peace among the whites bring?” and he is asking this in 1865. reconstruction is fading out. how would you answer this in 1865? what would you tell frederick douglass that the piece brought? >> very little. jennifer murray: very little for the african-americans. he talks a lot about -- how does this fit into the narrative? douglass, booker t. washington is another example, how does -- what are their complicated memories? where do they come down? >> the primary issue is how to deal with the memory of slavery among individual former slaves. and while booker t. washington kind of advocates for moving on and forgiveness and ignoring it so we can reconcile and move on, frederick douglass says you need to remember, be aware of what we went through and where we need to go. jennifer murray: right. so even among the african-american community, it -- is there a consensus about what they should push for. booker t. was

frederick douglass of course did that in 1838. if you get the free papers of a free black person you can get on a train and go to the north and that was a lot easier than doing it through the woods. some of them stole the appropriate a horse, horse drawn carriages of the owners and fled from maryland to pennsylvania. many of them escaped in groups. that was another thing that surprised me groups of relatives. sometimes women with small children even, very difficult to do that, of course and the help of all sorts of people. below the mason-dixon line they were generally help black people, either slaves or free, who appointed on the web or give them some food or hide them along the way. they didn't go from station to station the way we sometimes think. there were not be stationed in the south really except for one or two. they just relied on the help of black people they encountered until they reached maybe wilmington, delaware, which is just below the mason-dixon line and weather was thomas garret at a recognized kind of the group

frederick douglass high school. coppen state, as well. we have heard university of maryland baltimore campus was closed down on the advice of police warned about activities in the area may turn violent d. the school have any warning out there? are people coming to pick up kids or were they let out early, do we know? >> i don't know. i will go get the answer to that question. i can tell you that the university of maryland system and the university of baltimore system are further down the road further south. the biggest university impacted is coppen state. it is right there. in terms of the other high schools, i need to get more information for you. i can tell you that we have seen a police presence in front of some larger landmarks that people may be familiar with including downtown in the inner har ror area the cross street market. federal hill area. that's where a lot of bars are that a lot of folk gos to after ravens games and orioles game. that area has a smaller police presence. this is where most of the activity is right now. >> we a

despite significant financial contributions from figure such as frederick douglass, the friedman's bank failed in 1874 leaving tens of thousands of depositors in financial ruin. shortly, brief history of the friedman's bank, by national archives reference archivist. this event is about 30 minutes. >> good evening and welcome to the national archives. we want to give your brief presentation of some of the friedman bank records. most people are not familiar with the records. here at the national archives, the largest amount of patrons behalf coming here now our family historians and genealogical researchers. due to some of the recent television programs such as african-american lives, who you think you are, and so forth, over the past 10 years, the interest in genealogical research has skyrocketed in north african-americans. just so you can have an idea of the top of the michigan file within some of these records and it you have -- potentially you can find information on these ancestors or ancestors that you didn't know about. often they will give information on family members for genealo

frederick douglass testifies in one of these investigations, i can't remember which let's go one. into the records. the freedman's bank, and the records we have, we have surviving records from 29 banks. in the records we have are, of course, the records of the depositors into the bank. at its peak, the bank operated 37 branches, making it one of the first multistate banks in the nation. not all of these banks were in the historical south, the former confederacy. new york had one, baltimore had one, philadelphia had one. and the headquarters was right here in washington. what kind of information can you find in the records? you can find the name of the depositor, the account number, ages, complexion and physical description, date of birth date of application, occupation spouses and children, and other remarks. not all of these accounts were opened by individuals, some were actually opened by institutions such as churches. an entire church would have members that would make a collective deposit on behalf of the church. so sometimes you can find information on the older black churche

other than frederick douglass of course. just go the problem is most of them disappear from the historical record. some of them pop up in the canadian census. there was a census in canada and the number of fugitives are living there reported in ontario opposite buffalo near toronto. there were these black settlements of freedom slaved blacks and fugitives. we know for some of them what they were doing they were married and had children. most of them disappear. we cannot track them down. some of the most famous ones you can. henry box brown who shipped to them in a crate through philadelphia. we know his life story and we know frederick douglass. harry jacobs who pops up in his records and tubman but most of them we know very little about what happened after they managed to get them. >> host: it's extraordinary how willing people were to go to great lengths for freedom. they are walking great distances, men and women. >> guest: saw them did. >> host: if i have to walk more than a few blocks on getting into my car to do with t

we heard that students came out of frederick douglass high school a public high school and started to flood into a 7-eleven. they came they went they came back out and making the way down reisherstown road until they got to the mall. this looks like interviews happening right now with channel 11 sister station. this is the activity that was happening outside of the mall. you can see police would move forward. it looked to be mostly students at this point. this is right after school. they would run away. they never entered the mall itself. most of the mall people had left. it was described as a mostly ghost town. that right there was an arrest. this was the action all throughout the afternoon. the folks would move across the street. and then start throwing bricks and stones at any vehicle that would pass by. there's one right there. at buses. at police. at police vehicles. there was an armored car that they threw a lot of debris at. the activity then started to move south. once the police formed a pretty solid line around mondawmin mall and officers at this point injured it appear that

he would say, very intelligent african-americans because he had met people like douglass. at that speech that he is given, john wilkes booth hears that and says, now i will put him through. the following friday, a week after lee's surrender. john wilkes booth assassinates lincoln at ford's theater. a long struggle to define the war's meaning began. between the new president andrew johnson, the republicans in congress and ultimately the justices of the supreme court. upon taking power, andrew johnson tried to define the meaning of the war unilaterally. he was only in office for one month when he announced a sweeping reconstruction policy. back in 1864, the republicans had selected johnson, a democrat , as lincoln's vice presidential running mate to show unity. johnson was the only u.s. senator from a seceded state who had remained in the senate rather than resigned and joined the confederacy. as vice president, johnson had talked tough about the need to punish the south. treason must be made odious, he said. the traders -- traitors must be punished and impoverished. their p

. >>> gabby douglass is getting her own reality tv show. will air on the oxygen network. it will follow the 19-year-old as she defends her title in the olympics. she also the first african-american to win an all around gold medal. >>> there's still much more to come on "action news" including sports. >>> kentucky falls in the ncaa final four and fans show their anger. sports is next. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >> checks sports this noon, the stage a set for college men's basketball championship, but the kentucky wildcats won't be in it. wisconsin took down kentucky beating them 71-64. angry fans took to the street in lexing

. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact douglass hughes will be charged later today formallyn court for flying in restrict air space. he faces year in prison and $10,000 fine. police surrounded and arrested douglass mark hughes after he landed his gyro copper on the lawn of the u.s. capitol yesterday. sixty-one year-old mailman is expect to make his first a appearance in court today. >> questions that will shake up this town is how was he able to get in the most restrict air space in the you had without being seen. >> reporter: witnesses saw hughes take off from the gettysburg airport in pennsylvania. >> crazy. >> reporter: hughes was able to fly past the white house and washington monument were landing on capitol hill. even if authorities spotted hughes they may not have taken him down before he landed. >> i don't think use of force would have been warranted, anything to take that out of the sky may have the created more problems then it would have solved. >> reporter: hughes had been planning his flight here to the u.s. capitol for more than two years. many are asking why l

i call attention to one school, frederick douglass high school a school that lists among its graduates the likes of cab calloways, thurgood marshall, a school that i understand that the father of the current mayor of baltimore also attended. i understand there are 789 students at frederick douglass high school today. 83% of them are listed in u.s. news and world reports index as economically disadvantage, and only 53% of them are listed as proficient in english. only 44% proficient in algebra. i understand that carver vocational technical high is 100% minority with 79% of the students economically disadvantage. carpin academy 100% minority with 77% economically disadvantaged. now, as we listen to all of the pundits editorial writers reflect on what is taking place or has taken place in baltimore , i would like to call attention to their lack of soul searching that's taken place here in this body as we represent the people of america . we have just seen the conference report of the budget being proposed by the house republicans. that conference agreement guts strategic investments in ed

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for winning the award the douglass received a 35,000-dollar check from an environmental law firm.se. students in this urban philadelphia setting have taken the idea of going green and boy have they run with it. this school is making its footprint on on the he using the water and they have recycled tires. they have received a 5,000-dollar check and a visit from the goose. >> we can buy a few more things for the school yard that's sorely needed. i'm meteorologist david murphy for channel 6 "action news." gloonch r >> all i can say thank goodness it's not as cold as yesterday right. sky6 live hd looking live at penns landing already 54 degrees outside 10:20. we're at the "action news" big board with a look at the odd and unusual pictures of the week it's all animals. first up, is this kermit's real life brother. this species of frog was discovered in costa rica. it looks like the muppet. they are called glass frogs because you can see through their skin and see their organs. it's the 14th species of glass frog that was found in costa rica. the the last one discovered was in 1973. pre

police surrounded and arrested douglass mark hughes shortly after he landed his gyro copper on the lawn of the u.s. capitol wednesday. sixty-one year-old mailman is expect to make his first appearance in court today. >> the questions that will shake up this town is how was he able to get into some of the most restrict air space in the you had without being seen. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw hughes take off from the gettysburg airport in pennsylvania. >> crazy. >> reporter: hughes was able to fly past white house and washington monument before landing on capitol hill. even if authority spotted hughes they may not have taken him down before he landed. >> i don't think use of of the force would have been warranted. anything to take that out of the sky might have created more problems then what it solved. >> reporter: hughes had been planning his tonight here to the u.s. capitol for more than two years. many are asking why law enforcement didn't stop him before he took off. secret service interviewed hughes about his plans in 2013. hughes talked about it with friend and he even made

police say former correctional officer douglass keck got drugs to inmate. and he brought his four year-old son along to one of those drug deals. the other suspects in this case include current and former inmates and solve their friend. >>> let's bring you up to date with the latest on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, a grand jury's report made public today found that kane directed release of secret information to embarras a rival and accord together grand jury, tried to cover it up. panel of judges ruled that the inquiry into whether kane violated a court order by firing her chief deputy james barker should continue. barker testified to the grand jury investigating kane and some believe his firing was in retaliation for that. >> this is very serious allegation that has been laid at the feet of the attorney general. >> it doesn't look like retaliation at all. you would see at any proceeding that steps were taken to reorganize the office to make it more effective, to make it more efficacious. >> reporter: the grand jury has recommended that kane b

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students were getting out of the frederick douglass high school. officers in riot gear were around the shopping mall. bottles, bricks rocks were thrown at the officer. it wasn't long before we saw this image of a city police cruiser the windows shattered, people jumping on the roof of the car and bashing it in. crowds gathered around that car. no officer was inside. in the sandtown area at a popular metro stop at north baltimore and pennsylvania avenue a maryland transit authority cruiser and a small bus from mta go up in flames. three metro stops around it are closed. a popular waiting point for people in that neighborhood. eight officers as we mentioned received injuries. this officer coming up was carried away by about a dozen officers. he was said to be unresponsive at this point before he was put into an ambulance. again, most of those officers injured had broken bones. a cvs goes up in flames a short time later after dozens and dozens of people had gone into this stores front door and back looting it. all the windows were blown out. a check c

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i will leave you with the words of frederick douglass. one of my favorite republicans. we are one, and her causes one -- our cause is one and we must help each other if we are to succeed. thank you very much. [applause] >> we have time for a couple of questions. if you could introduce yourself. i will ask my friend alan to ask the first question. >> thank you very much governor, for coming. part of the baby boomer generation we are concerned that strengthening social security for us as well as protecting it for our children and grandchildren so they can enjoy what we have come to accept. gov. o'malley: i will repeat the question. the question is social security and making sure we strengthen it and that we expand it. one of the big changes that has happened over 30 years of following this failed economic model, we've managed to systematically dismantle pensions for millions of americans. it used to be retirement was a three like it stool. -- three like it stool -- legged stool. now it has become a one-leggeds stool. talk about a silver tsunami. we can handle these change

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