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it was still a banner day. >> miss ethel won. >>> that's the end of our show. sad.tthisminute.com for lots more fun stuff and catch us on the next all new "rtm." >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump now saying about the deadly school shooting, he would have run in, even if he didn't have a weapon. and one governor standing up and asking the president today to take arming teachers off the table. >>> the storm system. at least eight dead. a dozen twisters in four states. communities under water tonight. and now the new storm brewing in the east. >>> the midair scare. flames shooting from the engine today. a passenger jet on its way to l.a. forced to turn around. >>> we have new reporting tonight on the deaths of four american soldiers in that deadly ambush in niger. and the new video from just days before. martha raddatz standing by. >>> the young med student viciously attacked and killed at the library. >>> and the mysterious disappearance of a cdc employee not seen since he left wor

the thing where the person from how defeated with him to some time couldn't he has i'm not clucky ethel could you could i do i do she looked up the local equivalent to clinton's and occlude look if you feel i mean you want to know how to can jump in a vacuum yeah you can i don't call me to put on a mug of whom and i'm only thirty back. plus the money from the sports deal with the steel wheels and most of the snowboard of the four of them in some. beautiful yes couldn't keep pushing forward a bushel so you put him over the enclosure was done this month to my gym the idea of the all my money going to the star and you know something just. so for me now will some day and some of the i mean the sport of the p.d.f. you will see yes so you'll still. tuco suits and you put yellow with some openness but you have them as it shows you who pulls through the police i.d.'s for the busted for the most accomplished with physical well what you put a gun. that would you salute as one nation as we see would use this each of us knows toscani of some of the best even the playful of the media as a symbol to

his daughter was ethel furman bailey -- ethel bailey furman. the first african-american architect ever licensed in virginia. said tot there, i , i cannot tell you what it means to see this taking place. when he passed, his widow called me and said that arthur had always wanted to be buried with his mother in the cemetery here in richmond. i said i would love very much to have his body to light in state in statejuly --to at the mansion. he was the first person to lay in state at the mansion since jefferson davis. i will tell you these things not bragging but telling you them as to the history. nowquestion still comes up as to who runs the city. i would like that to be answered by the people so that the people know that is an extension of the people's choices. they are elected with accountability of removal and the replacement -- and replacement when needed and necessary. we were chatting briefly up here. i was telling him how pleased i am that this class is taking place because you are learning more about the city of richmond in many instances t

understand what the concern for how do we deal with him to some time couldn't he has i'm not clucky ethel could you could i do i wish you looked up the local equivalent to clint's and occlude look if you feel i mean you want to know how to enjoy in the afternoon i you did not call me to put on a night of whom and i'm only thirty back. plus the money from the sports deal with the steel wheels and most of the snow more than one of them. beautiful yes good good new books and talking a bushel some pretty mild young clothes but i'm just material to my gym idea of the all my money going to the starting up just. so for me now will some day and some of the i mean in spite of the video feed the dog you'll see yes so you'll still. to go susan you can go along with somebody else but you have a little show to go polls to the police but yes the free bus the full of those issues to go well what you could get what you would usually what they should be pursuing you do see chelsea snow was always plenty of some of the best you avoid told me it was a little so. small that just. certain i want to do things

diet ties but worse and for their merrily prospects for instance for israel answer your own more ethel's the brussels' that attack the attack the terrorist attack could have been prevented if they listen want to what will you. be americans presenting his plans for food present over the insert code first rule while you out the terrorist and then make the police livable for you for three point five million syrians who are our guest do you agree. with that isn't childless i've seen it in september i was unsure albus the people who had fled to turkey for their lives and were and were living in the camps moved back to childless now terrible this is a livable city turkey is giving support when they need it they have their own police and it's a wonderful place where syrians who are fleeing from why peachy and terrorist attack it's it can take forever to plan so we did that already if you ask president assad if you agrees with your plans in his country or are you now the leader in syria. again we're talking about the fact that. almost half a million people have died we're talking about another p

bill: peter, i have soon the video where ethel davis carried out by three officers in what looks likeoic attempt to save her. but then, a cloud of smoke, the officers are overcome, they said they dropped her and for whatever reason this the fire department comes in and did not see her. you were telling me off-camera earlier, i want you to explain this tow thud anticipates why. a is fireproof building. why were they evacuating fler am apartment that was not on fire? it doesn't make sense. the fire departments with on the scene. the fire department did not evac watt the residence. s with a handful of officers who obviously were on patrol, they saw smoke, or flames coming out of the 11th floor apartment and they ran to the building and in an effort to evacuate. no one needed rescue. no one was asking for rescue. these officers had good in tensions. but unfortunately, they started evacuating tenants and on the 11th floor then they went to the 12th floor and the mistake dame when they left the fire doors open. between the 11th and 12th floors then created a smoke continue condition on the

host: ethel's calling in from montgomery, alabama. hi, ethel. caller: good morning.anted to ask the senator hospital funding we have going on, the crisis. what are they going to do to put the money to keep the rural hospitals going? host: thank you, ma'am. senator marsh? ethel, thank you for calling this morning. we understand the importance of rural hospitals. i represent rural areas in the state. we are working with the hospital association, along with the medicaid personnel, to make sure the adequate dollars are there. but we also have to look at this in the big picture. if there are rural hospitals that truly are not serving or do not have the capacity to serve citizens, in some cases, we will have to close some of those hospitals. i hope it is not many. and maybe move those individuals to hospitals that have the services citizens, that can pror critical care. we understand the need for rural hospitals. the meat should be to serve those and care for those. many times, the argument is that is the biggest employer in the area. it is about jobs. i respect that, but

ok work safely ethel prevent accidents ok i don't fit in there anymore. so you did measure of c o two emissions and that right when i was wearing this we were installing the equipment nor a tank or the measurements of sea water we made measurements of the air we did almost continuously as the ship from the gulf of mexico to the persian gulf and the horn of africa. big oil must have known that the climate was changing the aim of this research project was to better understand that change it was so important that exxon mobil shot a film with edward garvey for its shareholders the research took four years and cost about four million u.s. dollars today garvey grows tomatoes. right come on just a bit of just really good climate to produce tomatoes here is can you pick one yes . edward garvey was privy to the results of the study. what has been your findings on so that well it's the whole map of the oceans c o two levels so that was it was an important step in understanding the role of the ocean in governing atmospheric c o two it was so new and challenging that

he became famous first as the prosecutor on the ept naj trial of julius and ethel rosenberg.r joe mccarthy during the red scare, the communist witch hunts in the 50s. he was a fun guy. and then he came back to new york, was a very successful lawyer and power broker. and the reason hez name has been in the papers again-- and somewhere in hell he's smiling over that-- is because he was also donald trump's lawyer and mentor until the day he died of aids in 1986. >> stephen: now, recently, it's been reported that in march of 2017, after jeff sessions recused him from the russia investigation, donald trump yelled, "where's my roy cohn." okay. >> yes. >> stephen: was the president just calling for nathan lane to return to broadway at that point? because you guys have done a beautiful thing with this ad. this is "the new york times" ad for the show. "where's my roy cohn?" "here." ( applause ) >> well, yeah, donald finally did something right. no, you know, that was-- he was calling out in frustration, you know, the need for -- >> stephen: because cohn was a fixer. >> oh, yeah, a pit

my father had that house built by a friend of his who was a daughter wasose ethel bailey furman, the first african-american architect ever licensed in virginia. and so, as we sat there and that moment passed, i said to arthur, i can't tell you what it means to see this taking place. when he passed, his widow called me and said that arthur had always wanted to be buried with his mother in the cemetery in richmond. i said, i would love very much to have his body to lie in state at the mansion. she said, do you think you could get that done? i said, i might know somebody. [laughter] mr. wilder: he was the first person to lay in state in the mansion since jefferson davis. i am not bragging, that i am telling you the history. the question still comes up now as to who runs the city. i would like that to be answered by the people so that the people do, and that it is an extension of the people's choices in their elected officials. with the accountability of removal and replacement where needed and where necessary. we were chatting briefly up here as it relates to this class. i was telling h

this played perfectly into his hands because starting in 1947, the mob had started to ethel trait las vegas -- infiltrate las vegas. not infiltrate, because it was legal to open casinos. the first guide to open a casino was a guy named bugsy siegel, who was lansky's guy and lansky was a big shot in the national syndicate. there was a national syndicate at that time. other racketeers sat with the italian racketeers, until there was no one else left with the italian racketeers. gradually, the mob got into vegas heavily. nick wanted a piece of that. nick wanted a piece of that. his first effort was the strong-arm effort. he went out and tried to strong-arm one of the owners. he ended up on the vegas black book. they put together a black book of people who were not accepted in the casinos. he was one of the founders of the black book. there were 10 guys. he and his brother and another kansas city racketeer, we had three people on the list. jonathan bender: we had three of the 11. william ouseley: whatever they were. a notable achievement. >> [laughter] jonathan bender: over time, he did f

y giving marilyn monroe thing but to add in a little bit of ethel don't feel like that's a really goodgo back nf it, i digress, let's talk about the warm up, yes, inevitable underway to address your point, rahel. let's take a look, temperatures in the 30's right now, almost across the board, little cold nerve mount pocono yes, talking about a spring like warm up. but it is not here yet. you still need to walk out the door with a heavier coat. but the upswing is beginning today. so we will eventually rebound to about 7 degrees above average. low 50's is the call right now quick peak at storm scan, you can see, looking at just hd see off to the west here some showers start to right at the tail end of the loop nudge in to south central pennsylvania. central maryland, some of that likely to cross through our southern tear, specially delaware, southern jersey, late this morning, but just quick scattered shower, really the worse of that, later this afternoon that i think the bulk gets in here. even still, they should be scattered showers, and they are all just rain showers with time. but our

netherlands round out the top five with hosts south korea finishing seven double olympic gold medalist ethel adepts go carry the flag for the czech republic of the closing ceremony the twenty two year old grabbed an unprecedented double when she won skiing super g. and snowboarding parallelled giant slalom is the first time an athlete has won gold in skiing and snowboarding at an olympics and she shared the secrets of her success . i'm having fun and that allows me to do what i love without no pressure because. my biggest. should be always to enjoy the run and to have the best run able not to win the gold medals although i want to win all the gold medals but the first thing is just do. whatever learned and have fun with it you consider yourself a role model now for other and. better know it's. pep guardiola has won his first trophy as manchester city both city defeated off no three nil in sunday's english league cup final club record score a third gerrard whereas scored his first thirty goal in a major cup final captain vincent kompany double the lead in the second half and david silva wrapp

just a collector of political paraphernalia, this was his .amily it was like when i was invited to ethel kennedy's event with her children, i walked in there and i know everyone on the wall. that deep sense of illinois history that existed before me, and was planted forward is something i thought was just a remarkable, it made a remarkable imprint on me. historiclook at other figures, in his own way, and i know he came to a tragic indeed and i did not name him him a is dennyeople before hastert, the longest-serving republican speaker. saded to joke, and it is when i cover people from announcement to indictment. this is one that during his reign in congress he fashion a that set the tone for a lot of what we see today, that the governing party is the majority, you do not compromise. under president bush i thought of himselft thought as a complementary power, not necessarily a competing or a rival one. it is a different or managerial style that you solve the ball. when i think that -- that you saw evolved. asked about illinois history, i think the end of denny hastert is perhaps the sad an

it is time for for now his job elizabeth thank you ethel a debt scare has written herself into the olympic history books awaken from her surprise victory in the skiing super g. on saturday she claims another gold in snowboarding parallel giant slalom she's the first athlete ever to win gold in both sports at a winter games the czech had never earned a podium finish in skiing until her super g. triumph but she is the reigning world champion in peril giant slalom snowboarding and she beat germany city new york by point four six seconds to secure the in the title the twenty two year old ending her games as an unprecedented double champion . meanwhile the men's parallel giant slalom was won by switzerland's neven gomery knee south korean the stang home to silver the host nation's first medal on. bigger snowboarding has won lots of fans on its olympic debut winning donald trump's daughter ivanka she was in the crowd to see kyle mack win silver for the usa but it was sebastian of canada who bought the colts. norway have broken the record for most medals won at a winter olympics by any nation a b

double olympic gold medalist ethel a desk i will carry the flag for the czech republic at the closingceremony the twenty two year old grabbed an unprecedented double when she won skiing super g. and snowboarding parallel giant slalom it's the first time an athlete has won gold in skiing and snowboarding at a lympics and she said she had the secret to her think that. i'm having fun and that allows me to do what i love without pressure because. my biggest. should be always to enjoy the run to have the best run able not to win the gold medals although i want to win all the gold medals but the first thing is just to. whatever learned and have fun with it you consider yourself a role model now for other. no better no. plenty of young boys and girls who think she's the best thing to come out of these gangs elizabeth at. two thousand and eighteen has come to an end and we want to leave you with some of the best images from the olympics for me joe and the rest of the team and that. you. thank you thank you very much. in the final version. of. the new poll ranks mexico city is the pool of wors

thank you very much text my border ethel a death scam has made history by becoming the fast akeley ever to win a gold medal in snowboarding and skiing say pretty acronym pick there was a good day in pyongyang for no way and host south korea as well as peta stem reports. or eyes were on esther the deaths go on saturday having already taken gold in the super g. alpine skiing event she went on to write her name into the in the big history books the check winning the parallel giant slalom gold medal in her chosen sport of snowboarding no one else has ever achieved this double feat at the olympics it was a great day i enjoyed every run and i'm very happy to be here. first place on the men's side switzerland's live in goma remey took gold in the parallel giant slalom he beat out south korea's leasing home who took his country's first medal on the snow. big a snowboarding has won lots of fans over to limbic debut including donald trump's daughter ivanka she was in the crowd to see kyle back when silver for the usa but it was sebastian tootle of canada who got the gold. it was a special day for

and 's upbringing brings to the book, i give him that sort of age, what can ethel bring to the book, i give her that stage so even though i do have a strong structure, it had to be open for that obviously by the process of where the book takes you and those short sections are very useful. in terms of getting voice to how the book was evolving. >> can you read the underground railroad as historical fiction? >> i think if you are well-versed in historical fiction and you know that each section didn't actually happen in 1850, i'm moving something from the late 19th century , i had the idea to make the underground railroad into something real, that was the idea i had on my couch. and so from the very inception, this fantastic element, not just for a historical novel. which means i can do a lot of different things in the book . how these different alternative america's, and i think all of the books power and successful conception comes from having a fantastic structure. but no, it was not a historical novel. i take many liberties and if my motto when i was writing a book was that i wouldn

data on this and you look at polling, there has been a poll a couple of weeks ago, shortly after the ethel comment and it shows something like over 60% of the people who responded to this question, which was do you think the president respects black people as much as he respects white people, 60% of the people said no, he doesn't respect black people as much as he respects white people and 17% of republicans, almost one in five, and that was a data point that was interesting, that republicans also -- the question is, do people think that's a problem, right? maybe they think it's fine that he doesn't respect black people as much as he respects white people. that's what the -- just sort of in terms of the country, like what does it mean for the country, for citizens to think that a sitting u.s. president is racist? you talk to republicans and they'll say democrats always think that the republicans -- >> this is different. >> -- play fast and loose in the race card and republicans have racial a anamous. this is a different level. >> nobody suggested president bush was racest. >> other than ka

husband and wife team who have taken cora and what can the upbringing and bring to the book what can ethel bring to the book. the strong structure before i started. and those short sections are very useful can you read the underground railroad as historical fiction. i think you are well versed in well-versed in historical fiction. i am moving something from the late 19th century. i have the idea to make the underground railroad. and for that very conception the fantastic element. i can do a lot of different things in the book. i have these different alternative americans. successful consumption. i guess my motto when i was writing the book was that i would not stick to the facts but i would stick to the truth a larger american truth. is not bound by chronology and what actually happened. that i can make and give it to the reader. did the the randall plantation actually exist. did you visit these places in your research. workwear is raised. it's my own creation. in doing the research. i have the latitude to make my own sort of plantation and i think from pop culture all of us have the idea

what can ethel bring to the book? even though i have a strong structuree obviously with that process those are very useful in terms of giving voice to how itth was evolving. >>host: can you read this as historical fiction? t-1. >> i thank you know this didn't actually happen i moving from late 19th century i had the idea to make "the underground railroad" into something real. that was something i had as an idea on my couch f years ago so there was this element. so now i can do a lot of things in the book and the books power comes from that structure.ru but no. it is not because they take many liberties. i would not stick to the fax but the larger american truth. it is not bound by chronology. it did happen but but trying to move those different historical episodes around. >> did that randall plantation actually exist? did you visit these places in your research? >> where cora was raised is my own creation. i did the research and made my own plantation one of three slaves on the smallre family farm or domestic slave in