first of all i will start by saying as many of you know much better than i do, eugene l. friend was a long time public servant in the city of san francisco serving on the rec and park commission for 24 years and the recreation center at the south of market is in his name due to a large donation from the friend family. we're very excite that the friend family has come back to the trust for public land in an effort to recognize that this area is in transition and rapidly growing and that the aging recreation center has a lot of opportunity to better serve a broad diversity of users. eugene friend rec center islocated along the 6th street corridor in the heart of south of market district of san francisco. one-acre site currently include single-story recreation center completed in 1989-1990 and has a full indoor gymnasium, rec and features basketball and volleyball courts, play structure and planting areas. there is no on-site parking. the rec and park department is proposing to partner with the trust for public land to develop a feasibility study that looks at all of the doc

this changed in the 1960s when eugenics sterilization returned and it was attached in certain statesina, which has also apologized and given compensation to its victims. it returned in those states to be used against many black citizens who were receiving income support. >> outside the united states, has this been practiced elsewhere? >> yes. in canada the state of alberta or the presence of alberta engaged in a great deal of sterilizations. the only one in canada really. but in other countries, we find it in scandinavia. obviously in germany, where it was conducted on a much greater scale. but northern countries such as france or poland or ireland, where catholic ideas stood strongly against eugenic practices. >> we're running out of time but how many people are we talking about now who might get this compensation? >> well not that many. it continues until the '70s and maybe into the '80s, so the people affected are very elderly. many only found out that they were sterilized when they tried to have their own families and discovered this happened to them involuntarily. so i think we'

in the past in eugenics this was not the case. the race was not considered a right of individuals to have reproductive decisions. so the state justified in intervening in reproductive decisions. so many will know today that even in scandinavia, sterilization was going on up until the '70s. so i really do not think that this comparison is justified. >> it is a key question, which particularly today, we find difficult, freedom over loss of freedom to decide. >> yes, freedom or loss of freedom to decide. so the negative connotation of the world eugenics is more -- back in the '30s, it did not have this negative connotation. when the coin was phrased here in london in 1883, it was compared to a religion. like you had the duty. but as i was saying now you have this concept of freedom, parents can choose what's good for their children. >> and as late as the 911970s, these are the programs that were still going on. is it clear that is finished that really is history anywhere in the world, in terms of the forced nature of those programs?

ask me a question, i'll answer as eugene. lot of vacations with your family? [ clears throat ] >> uh, did i -- did i go -- did i go -- on a vacation with my family? the answer, well, seth vacation is a hard -- you know, did we go on a vacation? [ laughter ] >> seth: i think that's not true. you're far better than that. far better than that. [ cheers and applause ] >> i impersonate with love. i impersonate with love. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you gave a good pep talk then. >> absolutely. >> fred is the only guy i know that has done an impersonation of me on air. >> seth: that's true. >> fred: yes, right. >> yeah. yeah. >> fred: on snl i did it. >> seth: he did it a couple times. >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: eugene and daniel levy, everyone. "schitt's creek" airs wednesday night on pop. we'll be right back with music from the bots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book t

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>> eugene protsman's homicidal confessions. >>> peekaboo. peekaboo. bunch of crooks over here. >> among the nearly 3,000 male inmates at the santa rita jail in oakland, celebrity rapper danyle robinson or dru down considers himself just another one of the guys. >> come on. >> that's why he's chosen to turn down the jail's offer to house him in protective custody or pc. >> i don't want to be treated no different. i'm just the person that i am. i could be pc'd up but no, that's never going to be me. i'm walking the main line at all times. >> watch this. this is rock 'em sock 'em dano. >> what you going to do with it? you see that. talk to him. >> like that. >> hello. >> robinson is currently in jail for violating his probation by driving under the influence and evading police. but he says run-ins with the law inspired his music. >> i started rapping probably when i was 16 when i got out of juvenile hall. it was just like if you didn't know the streets, i couldn't make music. what would i rap about? you know, you need to be on the streets to rap about so

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. >>> now i want to bring in eugene o'donnell, professor of law and police study at john jay collegek you for being here eugene. >> thank you, rev. >> if you were on this case, what are you doing today trying to see if hate motivated this? >> well that's really what it is. clearly it's a criminal act, a horrific criminal act. the issue really is going to be could the prove beyond a reasonable doubt it is hate motivated. so parsing these interactions some of the victims did wear distinctive clothing that identified them their religion. there were some facebook posts. i think this guy is a self-proclaimed atheist, so he's not unaware of religion he's made some elliptical references. is the attorney says they're not there, i believe the folks are still -- but the fbi is monitoring this. the world is watching so i hope they're giving it a full-court press. >> let me press you on this. the suspect posted facebook messages, as you referred to that referenced religion. one that read quote -- people are saying nothing can solve the middle east problem. not mediation, not arms not financial a

he says, well, the double d gentleman's club and eugene's are right there.d double d jones club d for delsea drive, on delsea drive. >> delsea drive. >> eugene's, your name sake, name sake restaurant right next to the double d gentleman's club there. is 12 punch for you if you are ever down in millville. just had to give that you store. >> i thank you. >> so here we, are the ferry does run year around, sue serio was just on this probably nicer weather than i'm here. see the truck since it feels like i've driven three/four to the way to florida we'll put that baby on the ferry. start our trek to spring training, because it feels like we're in south carolina georgia by the time we've been driving the miles it feels like we've been put on. see now couple of weeks next live shot from clearwater, haven't told the boss yet but that's the plan. >> it will feel much better than this. >> it is like titanic out there. >> steve we'll never let go. >> by the way the reason we came here, they got the most snow, six to 7 inches, sue serio said. it is the deepest yet today

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we get to hear from charlie and eugene.who are not with us, like thomas prince from manitoba, canada's most decorated veteran of the second world war. thank you, please. [applause] mr. prince served as a reconnaissance scout. and our nation awarded him the military medal, and yours the silver star. prince was one of 59 silver stars awarded by the u.s. government to canadians serving under command in the devils brigade. today we must also remember the 463 of your comrades who did not return from the war. in many ways the devils brigade symbolizes the ability of two of the greatest nations to work together to secure freedom far from your shores. the devils brigade bought brought together bag pipes and bugles, lieutenants and left ten nance. it bought together young men from toronto and young men from topeka. they served and trained together and they sacrificed together. the book of john says greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. in the first special service force they were neighbors

eugene jones is the interim fire chief. >> i would say yes.reporter: why was the maintenance not being done? >> i have only been here a year. previous to that, i cannot speak to. reporter: he took over a department in shambles. an audit slammed d.c. fire for not having a maintenance plan, but joan says and in station program has been created, plus more mechanics are being hired and new inspection standards have been adopted. this is something that should not happen again? >> absolutely. reporter: chris papst, abc 7 news. scott: joan said within the next month, they will receive six new ladder trucks. meantime neighboring fire departments have been alerted to the lack of fire: just in case. new fallout for nbc anchor brian williams, stepping down from the middle of honor foundation. he served on the board of directors. he is suspended without pay for reporting a false account about a helicopter mission in iraq. youtube is working to change its service, unveiling a new app called youtube kids to have a more age-appropriate experience. it censors

they're comedy heroes, and it's a great show, eugene and his son created it.ught the town for his son. it's called schitt's creek. and i play the mayor. >> jimmy: you're also in a movie with hugh grant. >> i am, called "the rewrite." hugh grant was wonderful to work with. >> jimmy: did you know him before? >> no, i'd never met him before, but he was very nice to me on the set. he nailed my wife while i was taking a nap. he did, and actually, i think it's good that i was taking a nap. but my agent told me that that's like a badge of honor, so i accepted it. >> jimmy: will you be writing another book? i've enjoyed the books that you've written. >> no. i'm not going to be writing anymore. i doesn't knn't know if you've reviews. but i'm very much into windshield wiper fluid. >> jimmy: what? >> we've had a lot of blizzards back east. so we're using up a lot of that stuff. and i'm out there promoting all natural windshield wiper fluid. because there's kind of a big difference between the stuff we all use and the all natural stuff. >> jimmy: is there? >> it actually

with me now is luke russert and eugene robinson. luke, you have the scoop. are boehner and mcconnell finally on the same page? >> i don't think it's fair to say they're on the same page. i think they're going through the options they have before them but essentially what mitch mcconnell has done here is if this does go through the united states senate through a final vote -- which the indications are it will -- then john boehner has a serious decision he has to make. there's three decisions he could make. he could take this plan run with it put the clean bill on the vote. it would get 60 to 65 republicans, pass it with democratic help. that would anger the right flank. he could listen to the right flank and do nothing. to have this fight over immigration right here right now. or he could come up with his own solution, which is idea of perhaps you do a temporary funding of the department of homeland security two weeks, two months and maybe use the court process, the legal process, to try to go against the president's executive actions. speaker boehner said i

the neighbors explain that ray eugene falk born in 1941 was an only child and an outcast at school.lied by classmates and often by his own mother. >> his mother was real mean. i think he got along with his father more. but ray would tell me these different things that his mother would do to him. >> for example? >> she would leave him out of the house. he couldn't come in the house for a while. he would have to stay outside. he would go sleep with a puppy. >> never really had a friend. >> the only persons he trusted was his dogs and me and bob farris. >> bob knew ray since they were teenagers. >> he probably had some type of a learning disability. and in today's education, they would have caught that. they just didn't have that type of thing back in the '50s. i think ray fell through the cracks. jamie: when ray graduates from high school in 1958, he joins the army. he loves it, bob says. but his mother lobbies to get him an early release to help on the farm. >> it's too bad because i think ray would have been better off if he would have remained in the army and away from mom and prob

we should have eugene stay for that. >> eugene had to go. he's very busy. >> he's he going off to? wants you to unleash the beauty of your curls. that's why we created new dove quench absolute. this system deeply nourishes curls to quench dryness for 4 times more defined natural curls. new dove quench absolute. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in and you can save on car insurance based on your good driving. you sell to me? no, it's free. you want to try? i try this if you try... not this. okay. da! there is a place where the sky is always blue. and the kids always eat their vegetables. because the salad there is always served with the original hidden valley ranch. >>> now to our gathering of handsome hunks we like to call "guys tell all." we have a few newbies on -- well, one new one. >> we have the host of "the school of greatness". >> and next to him is rick younger. his show is coming to new york city on march 12th -- >> now you have y

eugene jones is the interim d.c. fire chief. why was the maintenance not being done? >> well, i have only been a year. previous to that i cannot speak to. reporter: jones took over a department in shambles. this november, he slammed d.c. fire for not having a maintenance plan. recently, jones says in in station program has been created , plus more mechanics are being hired and new inspection standards have been adopted. this is something that should not happen again? >> it should not happen again, absolutely. reporter: chris papst, abc 7 news. >>leon: interim chief joan says in the next month they should be receiving six new ladder trucks. the nearby departments have been notified of d.c.'s lack of equipment just in case. alison: a cyber attack on the u.s. state department. three months after it happened the government still has not effected the criminals from the network, according to the "wall street journal." it is not clear how much data has been stolen. several people have suggested that the russian government was involved. leon: new fallout for brian williams, t

neighbors explained that ray eugene fulk was an only child and outcast in school and bullied by classmates by his own mother. >> his mother was real mean. i think he got along with his father more. but ray would tell me different things that his mother would do to him. >> for example? >> well, she would leave him out of the house and he couldn't come in. he would go sleep with the puppies. >> never had a friend? >> only person he trusted was his dogs and me and bob. >> bob had known ray since they were teenagers. >> he probably had sn some type it of a learning disability and in today's education, they would have caught that, but they just didn't have that type of thing back there in the '50s and ray fell through the cracks. >> when ray graduates from high school in 1958, he joined the army and his mother lobbied to got an early release. >> it is too bad. ray would have been better off away from the army and away from mom and his life would have turbed out differently. >> in the diaries ray compares himself to the wolf and most maligned and least understood animals and shares my same distr

historian eugene white explains.' problems began to feed the fires of the depression through a multiple credit contraction. once a bank ceased to make a lot of loans when it began increasing its reserves, not making new loans to new customers an increasing number of businesses began to fail. businesses couldn't pay back their loans. many banks found their loans weaker and they contracted even further. so it was a slow unwinding of the financial system. what was the federal reserve doing? the fed was supposed to engage in a countercyclical policy to counteract trends in the economy. but instead, it, at the beginning began to play a very neutral role. it just let the banking system slide very slowly into chaos. once again panic took hold. in 1930, 1,000 banks failed. in 1931, more than 2,000. in 1932, the american people looked to new leadership to lift the country out of its economic crisis. i propose to show that this leadership misunderstood the forces that were involved in the economic life of the country. it encou

. >> douglas eugene rich. >> on the day before his murder trial was to start, andy rich made a surprisennouncement. >> he said, "i killed john helble for his guns," but he never turned around and never addressed the family. never apologized for what he had done or showed any remorse for what he had done. >> i was somewhat stunned by that. i thought that that was the point in time where he would accept responsibility and do the right thing. the parents and family of john helble were sitting behind him. it was his chance to try to make amends. he failed miserably in doing that. >> rich pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery and voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 35 years in prison. in exchange for her cooperation, sharon schneider was charged for drug possession and was sentenced to six months in a halfway house and 2 1/2 years probation. >> sharon was not a witness to the crime. sharon had pieces of the puzzle that she gave us that we could put together to solve the crime. >> i think it's very interesting how keisha helped ultimately to be able to solve the crime of the homicide

eugene debs and the wobblies for almost a decade were aligned.ialists would provide the political clout to overthrow capitalism. the wobblies would use direct action, the strike and the sitdown strike to interfere with the production process. and ralph chaplin -- i will play you a little bit of chaplin, pete seeger, "solidarity forever." [banjo music] >> ♪ solidarity forever solidarity forever solidarity forever for the union makes a strong ♪ >> ♪ when the union's inspiration through the workers blood shall run there can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun the union makes us strong ♪ >> ♪ solidarity forever solidarity forever solidarity forever for the union makes us strong ♪ >> ♪ it is we who plowed the prairie ♪ >> wobblies and socialists self-consciously and frequently referred to themselves as the modern-day abolitionists fighting against the slavery of their day, which is wage slavery. teddy roosevelt and the progressive party also saw themselves as following in the footsteps of the abolitionists. and billy sunday and billy graham a

at a council hearing today interim chief eugene jones said the fire department beefed up training after the fatal incident in l'enfant plaza last month. in the past year the department trained only about 5% of the city's firefighters how to handle metro incidented, but now jones expects all his crew -- incidents, but now jones expects all his crews to be trained in 2 1/2 months. >>> a 911 dispatcher who told a woman to stop whining is now out of a job. anne arundel released a phone call earlier this month that stems from a crash on the bw parkway on lawyer. a hit and run driver hit a while changing the fire on his car and his daughter pleaded for help and was told to stop whining. police have not charged anyone with the crime. >>> zachary kramer is accused of having drug items and a small amount of marijuana and police believe he and three other wesleyan university students are linked to a batch of the drug known as molly that made several student sick at a party and rave music show. two students are still in the hospital. >>> prince george's county police say someone is pretending to b

eugene jones has been acting as interim chief since kenneth ellerbe stepped down last year amid a series of problems with ambulances and emergency responses. union officials recently expressed concern that a lack of permanent leadership is making it tough for department to move forward with rebuilding its fleet and filling empty positions. sources tell news4 an announcement could come sometime early next week. >>> it was a brazen theft in downtown d.c. on valentine's day. surveillance video shows someone walking into the banana republic on 13th street downtown and walking around and a few minutes later they go back in and grab a bunch of jackets off the rack and run out. d.c. police are trying to track down that person and another person who was seen holding the door. >>> in virginia, two men are charged in connection with a string of battery thefts stealing from cable switcher boxes. police say they recovered nine batteries when they pulled over edwin prince and jason drobnick in the middle of the night. cox cable says it's had 185 emergency backup batteries stolen from the control boxe

joining me now, eugene ellison's son, spencer ellison, a former detective with the little rock policeepartment and now a criminal justice professor at the university of north texas and also with us attorney michael lowe representing the ellison family. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us rpg tamron. >> a lot ofto cover here. family is calling on the justice department. this has been five years now, michael. where do things stand as far as the courts and the justice department right now? >> well tamron, your rendition of the facts was pretty much spot on but there was one thing that i would kind of like to correct. we did pursue a federal criminal indictment or criminal investigation, i should say, of the shooter of mr. ellison, donna lesher and sim to what you reported about george zimmerman the doj refused to issue such an investigation. it's an extremely high standard as you know. what we have under way right now is a pattern and practice investigation request pursuant to section 14141 of the code and what we're alleging is that mr. ellison's shooting while, you know sadl

. >> reporter: market efficiency is the theory for which university of chicago economist eugene famad the nobel prize in 2013. >> the central question is whether asset prices reflect all available information, what i labeled the efficient market hypothesis. >> reporter: the idea is that stock prices always reflect true value because investors take in all available information about companies almost instantly and thus bid them up or down to their true worth. but with d.i. corp and its 800% price jump, there was only one even remotely relevant bit of information: the company's executive chairman, park won-ho is father of park ja-sang, a.k.a. tongue-in-cheek rap star psy. like son, like father, inexplicable success. so no merger talk, no nothing? >> no mergers, no earnings surprise, no announcement about m&a's or new business, nothing. >> reporter: in other words, the stock price of d.i. corp took off in tandem with the c.e.o.'s son simply because his video went viral, and investors got excited. a stock bubble if ever there was one. except the nobel theory said bubbles don't exist. was

. >> fwhim eugene. >> thanks. >> 7 news continues on line on twitter for our 7 news app. >> next newscastat bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale...

you know in that eugenic-ishy kind of way.e're not in hitler down townbut we're definitely in the suburbs okay. hitler meadow, maybe. ( cheers and applause ) we are hitlertown. now, that being the case, i just want to do something that hitler never did. i'm going to weigh the pros and cons of this. all right? so let's bang out some ps and cs. any time you abbrev monosyllabic words it takes the same amount of time. okay. hey, it's thursday. take as long as you need. this is fantastic. pros of baby designing. you can get rid of genetic diseases. con, it could create genetic super diseases. pro: smarter, more athletic kids. ( laughter ) con: they just might turn on you. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh pro: create real-life x-men. con: wait, the x-men were mutants so if anything it could hinder the creation of real-life x-men. ( laughter ) pro: playing god. con: playing god. pro: increased life span. con: only for the rich. ( applause ) okay. now look, good or bad. designer babies are coming. and the thing that's really worrisome is

eugene asks is there a good way to play tesla earnings with options?et the chart action first. because past couple weeks have been pretty good for tesla. >> well, it's a very bad chart that's had a nice rebound, but the rebound leaves it something of a very difficult level. we would be short going into earnings. >> one of the first trades of the year was a shortest la trade. when it got back to the down trend. what carter is saying, it was a really bad chart. it topped out in september. it's come back to the down trend. elon musk, the cat could be out of the bag as far as chinese sales. that's one thing you have to be careful of. we have news of that. i'd look speculatively at the money, look at the weekly -- 200 is the target where you want to get back to. 180 was the kind of low from a few weeks ago. i would look at maybe like a 205, 180 put spread. short datd. >> quickly on tesla, are you constructive or not? start with carter? >> i'm with carter on this one, i think. this thing has obviously been moving around quite a lot, but, you know, i'm going

related organizations, including the only public school in the neighborhood, bessy carmichael k-8, eugene friend rec center and affordable housing developments ranging from the dela cruz and studio apartment, and upcoming hugo hotel with the furniture hanging out of it, which you have seen is finally coming down for demolishment and will soon be affordable housing. because it used to be an industrial and commercial neighborhood, abag has projected population growth of 2.1 million people in the region and san francisco needs to build in order to meet the demand. as san francisco continues to grow as a major job center for the region, infill development in the urban core has a potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ultimately infill is better for workers making a range of income. the soma has absolutely been meeting in need and absorbing much of this development and growth. this community has been accepting of this additional density and growth, a point which should not be taken for granted in the city of san francisco. it is our ultimate responsibility to ensure that we are commi

the delaware historical society paid tribute to eugene mcgowen first african-american school psychologist in the state. she addressed shortcomings in standardized tests to evaluate african-american children. there was a feature film on his life and small exhibit as well. >> one happy tail for a dog being rescued from being put down and back with his family. >> the latest open the investigation into the fatal crash involving bruce jener. what police plan to do next to pin point the cause. >> and plus a college basketball coaching legend passes away. details in sports when "action news" comes right thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. for a limited time, get a fios triple play online at an amazing $79.99 a month guaranteed for two years. plus, a

. >> fwhim eugene. >> thanks. >> 7 news continues on line on twitter for our 7 news app. >> next newscasts our report we appreciate your time. >> i'm amma for all of us here thanks for joining us right now. how to get away with murder actress viola davis with actor >>> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- viola davis. oscar winner, common. from "cinderella," richard madden. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from liv warfield. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

behalf of the general manager and department, i wanted to personally thank you seeing you in action at eugene friend, it's a treat to sigh get this honor and personally as someone who has benefited from having great athletic coaches in my life i can only say how lucky the youth were to have an opportunity to play with you. >> to the commissioners and employees once again my wife fooled me again. [laughter ] it's been going on for a long time and i guess it's going to continue. i would just like to thank you. this is a complete surprise. i do what i do because i enjoy it. i enjoy being around the kids. i can't participate athletickal as far as competition anymore so you know what they say? when you can't do, you coach. it's been a pleasure working with the girls in the basketball program and years with special olympics. i just -- this is just what i do. i just continue to do it. so in short, thank you very much for this unexpected honor and just continue to do what i do. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i should let you all know that for ken's award you don't have to suffer s

his grandfather, eugene spratt was one of the guys who killed with the cables. so he's the grandson of a guy i knew. i didn't know joe intel this year. >> -- until. joe, there was a wonderful line in new york skyline is like a family tree for ironworkers because so many of them going to the same profession. why? there was someone else was quoted as saying that if he was wealthy he would work, become an ironworker as a hobby. why would you do that? >> is a definite a special trade. everybody i work with, a lot of people, like gay said, third generation, fourth generation your if you get a chance, i got an opportunity to work i got a shot and what you would work with these guys and using all the privately but has the job and if you're built to do it's like nothing else. it's very rewarding, anything that's why somebody would do it without taking a paycheck, because, you know spewing if you're built to do. now, i'm a klutz. you told me you could teach me two weeks to do it. >> i might've been joking around with you on that. [laughter] >> you would get me up there a

even salem, eugene medford is locked in with steady rains at the time. over the next two days a chance for northern california to pick up as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain especially in the mountains. still got my fingers crossed and hoping for the bay area to get up to 2 inches here. notice it's a shorp cutoff to the shouth. everyone else is guaranteed to get nailed. in the bay fingers temperatures that are mild the snow levels are still pretty high. as advertised this rain will continue into some people's weekends. i'll let you know who's got to deal with it coming up. >>> putting down the hammer on professor/student relationships. which country has the most billionaires? later today, president obama heads to indiana where he'll talk to students about careers and paychecks. that's after this morning's 8:30 eastern jobs report with forecasts calling for payroll gains of 237,000, and unemployment to drop to 5.5%. i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oa

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eugene richardson gave a lecture about desegregation in the military. he was there when truman ended racial segregation, opening up a world of opportunity for african-american men. >>> in boston look at this. street crews dealing with tons of snow are trying to get the city back in ship shape, but that's tough to do when a ship is blocking the way. look at this. a truck carrying a 43-foot yacht got stuck in a snow pile yesterday. it snarled traffic in boston's downtown financial district. workers had to dig the truck out to get the yacht on its way. the ship finally made it to the site of the new england boat show that starts saturday. one if by land two if by sea. >>> penndot will be sending snow removal help to massachusetts. emergency crews and equipment will leave later this morning from penndot facilities across the street including the penndot stockyard in bucks county. crews will send everything they can to help remove all of that snow. >> i totally get that ship story because they have nowhere to put it. so the corners of the roads come out even

we get to hear from charlie in eugene.ed as a reconnaissance scout in our nation awarded him the military medal and yours the silver star. he was one of 59 silver stars awarded by the u.s. government to canadians serving under command in the devil's brigade. but today we must remember the 463 of your comrades who did not return from the war. in many ways the devil's brigade also symbolizes the unique ability of the two great nations to work together to secure freedom far from our shores. as the folklore shows they brought together bagpipes and bugles and they brought together young men from toronto and from topeka. and they serve and trained together and they sacrificed together. the book of john says greater love has no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friend. in the first special service force they were neighbors who became allies who became friends and were willing to sacrifice for their friends and the principles that the units stood for. this began before the devil's brigade and i was on the hollowed