dr. wilson's grandson brandon is sharing the stage with him.eceiving his masters in history brandon said his grandfather's success continues to motivate the family. >> he's always inspired me. not everyone has that sort of role model that has gone so far in education. i was blessed to have that growing up. it's just something where he set the bar high that we're pursuing. >> take the lousiest job and save your money. you get out there and nickels become dimes, and dimes become quarters, and i showed them. >> congratulations to you, sir. >> brandon said he hopes to build on his grandfather's legacy, perhaps aiming for university presidency some day knowing that education is possible for him and many others: >> now the proud graduate from the university of kentucky, very nice package for jonathan martin. i'm michael yves. "inside story" is next. for news o updates go to our website the www.aljazeera.com. in 30 years of deadly strife, known as the troubles. recorded reminiscence of the bad old days become the subject of a legal battle and it's the

dr. wilson's grandson is sharing the stage with him.e continues to motivate the family. >> he always inspires me. not everybody has that role model that's gone so far in education. i was always blessed to have that, growing up. it's something, he set the bar high and we are all pursuing it. >> you always are oriented towards would being. take the lousiest job and pursue money, nickels become dimes and dimes become quarters. and i showed them. >> brandon says he hopes to build on his grandfather's legacy, perhaps aiming for university president some day knowing that people like his grandfather helped make education possible for him and many others. jonathan martin, al jazeera. >> the university of kentucky by the wait did not allow black students until 1949. that's it for us tonight. tomorrow we'll continue our series making beabz. "america tonight"'s correspondents boom may. broke and baby --less. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to any

dr. wilson. thanks so much for coming on.ho don't know you are one of the world's leading authorities on ants. and other elements of biodiversity but you are the ant man, right. >> that's right. >> stephen: you're the ant man. 60 years in the field, you created two scien particular disciplines. you received two pulitzer, have written 30 books and your latest is called the window on eternity, a biologist walk through-- to the national park. we will get to the book in just one second. why ants? why do we-- why do you-- why-- did the queen squirt some pheromones on you or something. why did you turn into a drone for ants? >> why not ants? they're the most abundant creatures on earth of insects. >> stephen: the most a bund ant creatures on earth. >> yeah. >> stephen: a lot of chinese people-- (laughter) >> there are. >> stephen: there are a lot of chinese people. >> ants taken all together weigh about as much as all the humans taken together. >> stephen: so it's a fair fight. >> it. (laughter) >> stephen: a fair fight. >> yeah, i

dr. wilson at age 90 is receiving an honorary diploma. >> it is a wonderful opportunity to say this was antice. here is our attempt to symbolically correct the situation. we can honor harrison wilson who was one of those people. >> reporter: the timing of the honor is particularly special. because his grandson, brandon is sharing the stage with him. receiving his master's in history. brandon says his grandfather's success continues to motivate the family. >> he has always inspired me and not even has that sort of role model that has gone so far in education, so i was really blessed to have that growing up in >> you have got to be oriented towards working. take the lousiest job and save your money. but you get out there and nichols become dimes and dimes become quarters. i showed them. >> reporter: brandon says he hopes to build on his grandfather's legacy. jonathan martin, al jazeera. >>> coming up next. a stunning report concludes the gradual disappearance of the west and arctic ice sheet is unstoppable. >>> and the often brutal violence has resumed in south sudan. we'll look at the newes

dr. wilson at age 90 is receiving an honorary doctorate from the university that once rejected him. >> thankyou, doctor, it's a pleasure. >> so it's a wonderful opportunity to say there was an injustice. here is our attempt at least symbolically to, we can't go back and give people who were denied degrees, degrees. but we can lon harrison wilson who is one of those persons. >> it's particularly are diabolical because his grandson is receiving a diploma along with him. >> he has always inspired me. not so many people have the role model that has gone that far in education. he set the bar high and we're all really pursuing it. >> you have got to be oriented towards working, take the lousiest job and you get out there and nickels become dimes and dimes become quarters. i showed them. >> wilson loaps to build on his grandfather's legacy, perhaps becoming a university president one day. jonathan martin, lblgz. >> the washington -- al jazeera. >> washington monday you'll is final reply reopened to the milk. after being damaged in 2011 dur an earthquake. the monument had been encased in scaffolding

dr. wilson at age 90 is receiving an honorary doctorate from the university that once rejected him. >> thankou, doctor, it's a pleasure. >> so, it's really a wonderful opportunity to say, you know, this was an injustice, here's our attempt at least symbolically to fix and we can't go back and give the people who were denied degrees degrees, but we can honor harrison wilson, who is one of those people. >> business administration. >> the timing of the honor is particularly special, because doctor of the wilson's grandson, brandon, is sharing the stage with him, receiving his masters in history. brandon said his grandfather's success continues to motivate the family. >> he's always inspired me and not everyone has sort of role model that has gone so far in education. i was really blessed to have that growing up. it's just something. he set the bar high and we're all really pursuing it. >> you've got to be oriented toward working. ative your money, you get out there and nickels become dimes and dimes become quarters. i showed them. >> congratulations to you, sir. >> brandon hopes to build on his

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wilson, to provide for food service management of dining facilities. amendment number 61 by ms. davis, to amend section 614 by adding a date for the completion of the report. amendment number 118 by dr. fleming, which adds requirements to review of the military health system modernization study. amendment number 148 by mr. lambert which directs the secretary of defense and secretary of veterans affairs to analyze potential benefits of a joint partnership. amendment number 199 by mr. hunter which allows for housing relocation purposes. amendment number 215 by mr. miller of florida, it provides for the evaluation and reform of the integrated disability evaluation system of the department of defense and veterans administration. and finally amendment number 228 by mr. cooper of tennessee which reduces the total number of enlisted aids that support general officers. >> any further debate on the enblock amendment? if not, the question is on adoption. the amendment offered by mr. wilson. so many as are in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there further amendments to the subcommittee report? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the