the confederates are now free to march into fayetteville. however, union infantry are endlessly delighted by this embarrassing encounter that kilpatrick has with hampton at munro's crossroad. they nickname this battle kilpatrick shirttail skedaddle. sherman reaches fayetteville on the following day, march 11. promptly orders the first michigan engineers and mechanics to burn the former u.s. arsenal there. he will rest his army there until march the 15th, when he will begin the final stage of his progress to his destination. in the meantime, on fairbury 22nd 1865, department of north carolina troops commanded by major general john m. schofield capture wilmington. schofield has been transferred east from nashville, tennessee with the 23rd army corps. they are joining terry's forces. now there is going to be a new objective. sherman is going to be headed towards goldsboro. i will be his first destination where he will refit his army before beginning -- continuing the march into virginia. it's up to the 23rd corps commanded by general jacob d. p

but take look at what's happening around oklahoma city moving toward fayetteville arkansas. reports of hail and damaging winds. the storm prediction center has his area under a moderate risk here. you can see that red shaded color. for us temperatures were below average. 47 degrees. that was it for the high temperature. we should top out around 56 for this time of year. so still below average. the numbers are a little chilly out there with the clouds as well as those light showers. 40 degrees allentown. 41 wrightstown. mid 40s atlantic city as well as philadelphia. but out ahead of that front tomorrow temperatures nearing 70 degrees across parts of the area. but grab the umbrella and rain gear tomorrow morning. 7am we're looking at scattered showers across the area. on and off again showers really throughout the entire day tomorrow. and then watch what happens tomorrow evening and afternoon. we're watching that front a lot of showers and thunderstorms moving through seven 8:00 o'clock toward philadelphia and then this moisture gets out of here early on friday but that colder

it was a beautiful morning in fayetteville, north carolina. >> the dogwoods were blooming.ittle rolling hills. neighbors know each other. of course, they're all military families. it's been a mile of the ft. bragg base itself. >> but on summer hill road, something seemed naturally raised his curiosity. peeked in the window and hear the baby crying. then he called the authorities. i received a call from the dispatch on summerhill road. when i got there, there was one deputy who had been in the building. his eyes had teared up. he was holding his hat down and shaking his head. he said, "i don't understand this." >> the baby was taken to safety, and the detective and his partner entered the house. >> as we went down the hallway, the bedroom, left-hand side, the first daughter was in there. she was in the first grade. she was still in bed and had a "star wars" blanket pulled up around her head. she was stabbed ten times. you could see the stab wounds through the blanket. we went further to the master bedroom, and the youngest child was laying there on her back. her throat had b

the confederates are now free to march into fayetteville. however, union infantry are endlessly delighted by this embarrassing encounter that kilpatrick has with hampton at munro's crossroad. they nickname this battle kilpatrick shirttail skedaddle. sherman reaches fayetteville on the following day, march 11. promptly orders the first michigan engineers and mechanics to burn the former u.s. arsenal there. he will rest his army there until march the 15th, when he will begin the final stage of his progress to his destination. in the meantime, on fairbury 22nd 1865, department of north carolina troops commanded by major general john m. schofield capture wilmington. schofield has been transferred east from nashville, tennessee with the 23rd army corps. they are joining terry's forces. now there is going to be a new objective. sherman is going to be headed towards goldsboro. i will be his first destination where he will refit his army before beginning -- continuing the march into virginia. it's up to the 23rd corps commanded by general jacob d. p

asheville, north carolina, 52 in fayetteville but the cold air will settle south and southeastward in that direction as well. that continues to move in. we'll continue with this northwesterly breeze. not excessive but eight to 10 miles an hour at times adding a little chill. but what's working in our favor is the sun angles a little bit higher so even if you're outside and it's cooler air, you'll feel the warmth of the sun. a little moisture is starting to pick up. here's the playmaker coming up for friday. area of low pressure developing way down south. that will stay to the south. it will throw enough moisture northward, we may have to deal with some rain and/or snow on this friday. for this day, sunshine and lower temperatures in the 50's at best later this afternoon. early tomorrow morning skies still mostly clear. high clouds will move in during the day. high clouds moving from the northwest. this will prime the pumps and set the stage for the moisture to move and reach the autria: thank you. coming up here on abc 7 news at noon, it could have been a disaster. one thing that save

fayetteville and areas adjacent to south carolina have been enjoying temperatures all afternoon in the lower 80's. we won't see that any time soon. a little harbinger of spring not that far down the road meteorologically. high pressure will build in and we'll have sunshine start to finish. temperatures in the upper 50's. a few degrees above average. as we get through tomorrow night and especially into friday we'll see the next storm system in the chain here begin to advance to the north and to the east. result will be increasing cloudiness through our area during the day on friday. and as we get through friday afternoon and friday evening, probably about 8:00 we'll have rain move through and this entire area will slowly move region on saturday. a lot of moisture being pulled up from the south. expect a rainy day on saturday. model guidance is pretty consistent getting all out of here by sunday and get back to some sunshine. here's the forecast for thursday. sunshine, 40 degrees average in the morning. 54 degrees at midday. 58 degrees by the afternoon. for the next seven days, check out

. >> tammy williams is the ceo of open rivers pictures, a production company she runs in fayetteville the company specializes in faith-based tv shows and digital programming. >> when was the first time you realized you wanted to work behind the camera? >> as a kid. there was something about watching movie premiers that used to air on television that i wanted to be a part of but not so much in front of the camera but behind the camera. at a young age, like 12, 13 i was thinking about being behind the camera. >> earlier in her career, tammy struggled between leaving her full time position and stepping out on faith to start her own company. >> i was 9:00 to 5:00 and used to having that check. when it was time for me to go it was like i was holding on to the check but trying to reach back for my company going -- >> right. a semi-life. >> exactly. i knew if i didn't leave i was never going to leave. because there's nothing worse for a creative person to be locked down and there's nowhere else for you to grow. i called it dying from the inside out. >> that needs to come out. >> it needs to

here's the best part of my forecast. 74 in raleigh now. 75 greenville. 76 fayetteville and that is the air mass that's moving in our direction. we get rid of the fog and the rain in the morning and the storm system moves out. look at all the clear skies coming our way and that will help boost the temperatures for the afternoon. enjoy cooler day, upper 50's but lots of sunshine on thursday. but then on friday everything changes again because another storm system potentially stronger one will move our way. that will bring rain here i think, late on friday night but the best chance for this complex to move through will be all day saturday with rain. there is going to be rain and there's no cold air. high pressure is out of the way. we need lots of cold air over canada to push in to make it snow. that's not going to happen. here's what we think will happen through the day. morning rain and fog. temperatures will climb to about 59 by midday as the sun makes an appearance and 65 sunshine in the afternoon. something to look forward to for the wednesday. take a look at the next seven days weat

oklahoma city, tulsa and fayetteville just some of the large population centers bracing for a dangerous night ahead. >>> we turn now to a story you won't see anywhere else tonight. a look inside the thrilling dangerous world of bull riding where eight seconds can feel like a lifetime. and many of the riders are awfully young. kids with a ton of guts and talent and parents who know that extreme risk is part of the tradition. nbc's senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden shows us. >> reporter: meet some of the toughest kids in the world. show me the provision. that's it? that's pretty impressive. at texas youth bull riders rodeo in ft. worth, the kids start young. and it's a family affair. >> you know, there are soccer moms. we're rodeo dads. >> reporter: 6-year-old w.k. seymour rides sheep. 7-year-old ryder rutledge is updated a calf. by 9 they'll both be on junior mini bulls. by 15, on the real deal. no question about it, bull riding is one of the most dangerous sports of the world. of the 18 people who have died in two decades, seven were children. but that doesn't stop the

it's from oklahoma city to tulsa, through fayetteville. that's the area of greatest concern..m. to 9:00 p.m. it's late day storms as it's getting dark. those storms will head towards fort smith this evening. not expecting a widespread tornado outbreak but we will see a few. look how warm the southern half of the country s. this is the warmest we've been. 80s in oklahoma. 51 in chicago, not feeling bad. in the northeast, one more cold morning and then we're going to warm it up. we may even see 60 tomorrow. new york city up to boston. so that's good. unfortunately your weekend is going to be much colder. >> goodbye bill karins. >>> still ahead, "american sniper" star bradley cooper set to make his directorial debut. that doesn't mean he's standing behind the camera. we'll tell you, the pop diva he reportedly wants to star alongside him. we'll be right back. how do crest 3d white whitestrips compare to a whitening toothpaste? let's see. the paste didn't seem to do much for me. the whitestrips made a huge difference. that's not fair! crest whitestrips work below the enamel surfac

the area of potential tornadoes is further to the north here talking oklahoma city tulsa, fayetteville back towards the springfield and joplin area. it's not going to be a widespread outbreak but there will be strong storms. the timing of that is right around 6:00 p.m. until about 10:00 p.m. this evening. that's where the worst of the weather will be. hopefully they'll all be misses and not hits. >> spring storm season is upon us. >>> not so fast for a potentially historic buy partisan agreement in congress. house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi have reportedly brokered a long-term deal to end the medical cuts to physicians. senate minority leader harry reid who reportedly objects to abortion restrictions in fwild. >>> in the georgia a house fire rescue caught on tape. a police sergeant with a body cam arrived before firefighters were there and ran in to help. >> and my grandbabies. >> where is the grandbaby. >> first bedroom. >> looking for a baby. >> you can see he went into the room and found the 3-year-old. the officer grabbed the boy and got out of the house

tornado warnings right now that include tulsa, oklahoma also just north and east of fayetteville arkansasose areas have to be indoors, taking cover. this is a serious situation tonight. all of that pink area the severe thunderstorm watch and it comes along that stationary front, a boundary that the low is going to come across. and what it means is anybody in orange so from louisville through evansville, back to wichita falls, i need you to be on alert, especially in the red highlighted area tonight. the other headline david, thursday and friday could see record heat in parts of the southwest, l.a. especially by friday. >> all right, we're watching both tonight. ginger thank you. >>> and one more weather image to show you tonight. and this one comes from brazil. watch as this bus is swallowed by a sink hole opening right underneath it. this was something. the bus surrounded by flood waters and washed down the ver. passengers had just evacuated before this scene unfolded. no one was hurt. just unreal. >>> back here at home tonight, a new development in the case of that scandal at the univer

in the meantime, sherman plots the course of his army group from fayetteville. goldsboro is his objective, but he wants to keep johnston guessing as to what his objective is. he's going to send the left wing under slocum northward on the old raleigh stage road, as if he's heading towards the north carolina state capital. they will be marching in light marching order, all the unnecessary wagons will be with the right wing under howard. they will be taking direct roads to goldsboro. the idea is to keep johnston up in the air as to where sherman is heading. johnston has a plan of his own. he has told general hardy to make a stand somewhere south of a verse broke to buy time for the concentration of the federal -- confedereateate army. it's there that a brigade commander by the name of colonel offered am. -- the colonel accompanied by nothing more than one staff officer -- he is probably captured, taken prisoner of war by kilpatrick's chief of staff. this turns out to be something of a reunion, because it seems the general sherman and several of his subordinates wer

. >> check in with fire and ems, 500 block of fayetteville street reference to a scaffolding fall. >> there were men working on of the top of it, like the scaffold. >> reporter: people scrambling below the construction site in downtown raleigh heard the popping and cracking before the platform, like this one on a higher floor to the left, came crashing down. >> it was like a twig that snapped. >> reporter: tonight, the broken pieces of scaffolding in the parking lot five stories below tell the story. three workers, who won't ever be going home to their families, a fourth seriously injured. the winds were light, no good explanation so far. in one government study, 72% of workers injured in these accidents say a support gave way or they slipped and fell or were struck by a falling object. tonight, income nblg labor officials are investigating. we're also learning the city of raleigh doesn't inspect scaffolding. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> now, to a very difficult commute this monday, a blast of ice, snow and arctic air, just in time for the first week of spring. whiteout conditions

criticism for having a couple of rolls-royces, having private jets a multimillion dollar home in fayettevillelion apartment in manhattan. the question is if you're a reverend for the people and looking out for the people and going by god's word and what the bible says why do you need so much wealth? why doesn't that money go to the people who are sitting at the bus stop every day who can't afford a car and who can't afford health care and are contributing to your ministry and to your wealth as well? >> first of all, it's a miscalculated assumption that those things were purchased with the church's money. i purchased over 100 cars for people in my congregation. homes for people in the congregation. we don't have two rolls-royces. we have one, that the church purchased for us. in my opinion, it doesn't look bad -- >> it doesn't look bad that you have a rolls-royce and people contributing to you don't even have cars and can't pay utility bills. >> do you ride in the rolls-royce? >> we mainly use it to escort guests around. >> do you need a rolls-royce to escort guests around? >> i really don't.

tulsa to joplin maybe a wind threat overnight to areas of fayetteville.exas, 40s in minnesota. eventually as we warm up the country, we see more severe weather in the days ahead. this is just the beginning. >> bill karins thanks so much. >>> a busy day in our nation's capital, an event ten years in the making. president ghani only the second to address u.s. congress. from now, president obama marks a major moment in his presidency speaking live about his health care overhaul marking five years since it was signed into law. >>> later, some answers from the first black box recovered from germanwings passenger jet that crashed in the french alps. new details could be revealed at a presser at the top of the hour. those events and much more ahead on "the rundown." that's it. good job. nice coating. and get this one next. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through...

won't be today or tomorrow or the next seven, where these kind of temperatures, 83 degrees in fayetteville. it's coming. can't give it today but sign of spring for sure. otherwise, 50's, 60's across the board through much of the ohio valley and the mid atlantic. there's high pressure that's clearing us out. same high pressure that will give us a sunny day tomorrow and here comes the weather as we head through friday and saturday. first during the day on saturday, clouds will increase ahead of the next storm system that's pretty impressive looking on satellite right now. as we get through the next 48 hours, storm system will pull a lot of gulf moisture northward and eastward. we think by friday night, rain could enter the picture. as we head to the weekend, soggy deal for the day on saturday with periods of rain but at least rain only. highs near 60 degrees and then moving forward we'll recoup the sunshine on sunday. upper 50's and looking ahead to next week looks pretty pleasant. temperatures at 50's. partly to mostly sunny skies monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> looking good. not so bad.

louis county we're in fayetteville, north carolina, we announced salinas. i'm looking at my staff.ss anyone here? >> we'll be making future announcements and return for more. this concept for voluntary assessment is relatively new. we think strong component of police reform in this country. we believe when you have leadership it does make a difference. a couple of sites. whether or not we would accept reform from police department. one it would have to be voluntary. department of justice cops office cannot impose an investigation. we are a training and technical assistance arm of the government. we provide grants to advanced community policing. it would have to be voluntary. has to be more than a department that has deficiencies. we have to have confidence the leadership not just police department but elected leadership as well is committed to reform and our efforts are just a small portion of overall reform effort. that's what we saw with commissioner nutter and commissioner ramsey we have to have capacity to implement changes. otherwise we're setting them up for failure. when we

it's 75 in raleigh. 78 in fayetteville. 70 in greens burrough. that's the air mass that's headed here when we get some sunshine in the afternoon and we're talking about temperatures possibly climbing into the 60's. we'll head steady tonight in the 40's. but the promise of some sun and much milder afternoon tomorrow. leon? >> all right doug. a huge mess on the roads along i-95 south near the i.c.c. in laurel today. a tanker truck overturned there sending hundreds of gallons of fuel on to that freeway blocking all lanes for nearly six hours. maryland bureau chief brad bell has been there at the scene of the crash all afternoon. brad checks it now live. things look like they're moving outside finally, brad? >> they're moving a little bit, leon. it is still a mess out there. what's moving is all lanes northbound slowly and two lanes southbound creeping by what remains of the scene. right now, you can see that there is still some cleanup going on of that fuel oil but it is an improvement over what it was like earlier today. we can show you some video

severe weather in fact right now breaking out from oklahoma city toward the fayetteville arkansas area can see a moderate risk has been issued by the storm prediction center for damaging winds as well as hail. temperatures for us still a little chilly and below average. 45 degrees right now atlantic city. low 40s in wilmington. freezing right now in the pocono mountains at 32 degrees. but out ahead of that front tomorrow the wind direction will be out south and west and temperatures will soar near 70 degrees in the philadelphia area. so scattered showers around tonight and fog and then by tomorrow morning we're looking at some patchy fog and also keep the umbrella handy. scattered showers early in the day. then by 3:00 o'clock, we're looking at more rainfall across the area. but here's the main front. it's still won't arrive until after about dinnertime from the north and west. here's 6:00 o'clock in the pocono mountains. by 8:00 p.m., watching a broken line of some thunderstorms. not anticipating severe weather with this system maybe gusty winds and then by friday lingering clouds and

>> it's october 9th, 2005, in fayetteville, arkansas. shayna richardson and her skydiving instructor rick west are not only jumping out of planes, but also falling in love. >> hi, what's your name? >> you know my name. you yell it every night. >> all right. she's just bubbly and happy, just undescribable. that's how i describe her. >> rick met shayna in the spring of 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive for the past six months. that october he wants to document an exciting milestone for her. >> all right, shayna. what are you getting ready to do? >> my first aff. >> aff stands for accelerated free fall, and it's shayna's first time doing it on her own. in the plane, rick asks her if she's ready. >> ready to skydive? >> i'm ready. >> door! >> as seen from rick's helmet camera, the free fall is picture perfect. >> the dive went very well that day. we exit the plane. we were stable. we had a very good dive. >> shayna deploys her chute first, and rick is excited, everything looks great. >> whoo, good job, shayna! yeah, that's my gir

the storms kick through yore and evening hours joplin fayetteville, a wind threat, 10:00 p.m.n't be on top of them. forecast for today warm out ahead of the storms why we'll get them today. 82 today. across the country looking nice. temperatures warming up everywhere. even chicago and boston today at 46. that warm weather and rain by the way, goes to the east coast tomorrow. so new york city enjoy what should about pretty night 24 hours before the warm temperatures and rain head your way. everyone's happy it will be in the 60s, even if you do need that umbrella tomorrow. >>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down pat, do you know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf! great. better yet, how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! your 2 0'clock is here. oops, hold your horses. no problem. la quinta inns & suites is ready

. >> fire and ems. 500 fayetteville street. >> there were men working on top of it. >> people scramblingboneracking before the platform, like this one on a higher floor to this left came crashing down. >> like a twig that snapped. >> reporter: the broken pieces of scaffolding in the parking lot five stories below tell the story. three workers who won't be going home to their families a fourth seriously injured. the winds were light. no good explanation so far. in a study 72% of people injured in these accidents say a support gave way or they slip and fell or struck by a falling object n. november two window washers a the world trade center center sur vooied by holding on to a cable for an hour and a half. north carolina labor officials are investigating. we learning the city of raleigh doesn't inspect scaffolding. steve osunsami abc news. >>> three people on board a helicopter were killed when a chopper hit a guest house in a quiet orlando neighborhood. three minutes in to the flight the pilot radioed controllers he needed to return to the airport. he never made it. >>> this is amazing video

isaiah in fayetteville, georgia appeare.caller: what do you think the root of this evil has come from european people where they hate black people after we built this country on our back? i am a spiritual man myself. do you think god has sent us a prophet like you sent the children of israel to get out of this hell hole of north america? >> i have to search my mind and be able to understand those whites who harbor that hate. why is it that they hate us? i know that we did not decide which race we were going to be born in. we did not decide which country, we did not decide the times and we will not decide the time we want to die. i could have been born white. i could have been born in rural georgia or alabama. i have to look into the soul and heart of the mind of these people who behave that way towards us. then i have to say, what does it take to bring about changes. i have embraced nonviolence what martin luther king taught it we have to shortt. we have to show them how to love one another. we have to teach people to love o

if there will be tornados and fayetteville and joplin.hes of rain. generally we are talking to two. flood watches for southern illinois into north eastern oklahoma. we will check the weather >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cold start this morning. bundle up, if you're heading out the door, and take your umbrella with you. rain is on the way. before the rain arrives, temperatures climb. upper 40s to near 50 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow near 70 in between showers and a chance of an evening thunderstorm. then the cold comes back. a chilly day friday. colder saturday and into sunday morning. we'll see a low temperature of 32 degrees, turning warmer monday and tuesday. have a great day. >> coming up next, he has gone from the wrestling ring to the big screen. always has been a larger than life personality. who else but mr. duane johnson, the originator of the pec pump. we will be [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time

if there will be tornados and fayetteville and joplin.. flood watches for southern illinois into north eastern oklahoma. we will check the >>> we love our local on the 8s. 9-cleck. taking a live look at beautiful san francisco. what a warm day shaping up here into the 70s. yesterday, for example, we hit the mid 60s in san francisco. so quite a bit warmer. we'll be at 76 degrees in the south bay. take a look at where we're headed, though. up to 87 degrees by thursday. right here in san jose. peak warmth for thursday into friday. and then a cooler weekend coming your way. maybe a little shower activity by late sunday. hope you have a great day. >> coming up next, he has gone from the wrestling ring to the big screen. always has been a larger than life personality. who else but mr. duane johnson, the originator of the pec pump. we will be [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ ♪ bundle ♪ ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby ♪ and that's how a

fayetteville, that is right. caller: please let me make my points, please. 52 years ago -- 52 years ago i was sitting in germany. we were worrying about the russians coming across the check -- the border. we were worried about the north koreans coming across the 30th parallel. and i was told back then, 52 years ago, that those countries were not our threat. and i was told, right now, we don't want iran to have nuclear weapons. israel has nuclear weapons. and we are closer right now to a nuclear war than we have ever been in our lives. and israel don't have but a handful, but if they throw one, they will start a world war. and all humanity is going to be wiped away. host: ambassador burns. guest: i would respectfully disagree with you. i think that 53 years ago, we were much closer to a nuclear war. and that was the cuban missile crisis of october 1962. fortunately, president kennedy was able to deliver us from that , protect us from a nuclear war. and he made a compromise diplomatic deal. sometimes diplomacy can

smith, fayetteville oklahoma city in the enhanced area and slight risk all the way from abilene, texaseffect until noon today with the fat -- occasional light rain showers that could cau >> all that weather brought to you by macy's. come on. i kept seeing this sign sticking in my face. >> it says lolly loves bennett from aubrey, arkansas. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think she's taking over the show. >>> coming up we have an emotional interview with celine dion, the star opening up in an abc news exclusive. stay with us. ♪ inc ♪ incredible ♪ >> looking forward to this all morning long. celine dion, the superstar singer making a big comeback after taking a year off to be with her beloved husband rene as he battles throat now she's speaking out about that decision and why she's ready to take the stage back in las vegas again this summer and deborah roberts, my good friend you had a wonderful opportunity to sit down with her. >> she's such a force. i think we all know that. we've all witnessed celine dion's extraordinary passion and drive over the years. well, now after taking time off to

. -- find it bill -- fayetteville. >> 52 years ago i was sitting in germany. we were worried about the russians coming attract -- coming across. we were worried about the north koreans. i was told back then that those countries were not our threats. i was told right now, we say we don't want iran to have nuclear weapons. israel has nuclear weapons. we are closer right now to a nuclear war than we have ever been in our lives. israel doesn't have but a handful, but if they throw one, they will start a world war. all of humanity will be wiped away. >> i would respectfully disagree with you. i think that 53 years ago, we were much closer to a nuclear war. that was the cuban missile crisis of october 1962. fortunately, president kennedy was able to deliver us from the nuclear war. he made a compromise diplomatic deal with khrushchev. sometimes diplomacy can do great things. i would say this. i wouldn't point the finger at israel. israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors in the middle east. israel has been continually assaulted by the sabres over the last --

isaiah in fayetteville, georgia appeare. caller: what do you think the root of this evil has come from european people where they hate black people after we built this country on our back? i am a spiritual man myself. do you think god has sent us a prophet like you sent the children of israel to get out of this hell hole of north america? >> i have to search my mind and be able to understand those whites who harbor that hate. why is it that they hate us? i know that we did not decide which race we were going to be born in. we did not decide which country, we did not decide the times and we will not decide the time we want to die. i could have been born white. i could have been born in rural georgia or alabama. i have to look into the soul and heart of the mind of these people who behave that way towards us. then i have to say, what does it take to bring about changes. i have embraced nonviolence what martin luther king taught it we have to shortt. we have to show them how to love one another. we have to teach people to love

don is waiting in fayetteville north carolina.hinks congress is not involved enough in foreign policy. why do you think that? caller: it's real simple. the basic reason we have a federal government -- if you look at the inception of this country, is to deal with foreign powers. whether or not they are making calls, their whole job is to make decisions in dealing with foreign countries and foreign powers. whether or not going to war -- which we have been involved in since you the one -- or dealing with economics, they need to be invested in dealing with these foreign states. host: let's take the example of the unrest in eastern ukraine. do you think congress is playing the right role here? or do you think congress is not involved enough? caller: i don't think congress is involved enough. unfortunately, with the mentality of fear that we have developed over the past 20 years, people have -- oh, we are scared of this, scared of that. great. stand out and make your stand. understand that are government -- our government is there to de

fayetteville, that is right.aller: please let me make my points, please. 52 years ago -- 52 years ago i was sitting in germany. we were worrying about the russians coming across the check -- the border. we were worried about the north koreans coming across the 30th parallel. and i was told back then, 52 years ago, that those countries were not our threat. and i was told, right now, we don't want iran to have nuclear weapons. israel has nuclear weapons. and we are closer right now to a nuclear war than we have ever been in our lives. and israel don't have but a handful, but if they throw one, they will start a world war. and all humanity is going to be wiped away. host: ambassador burns. guest: i would respectfully disagree with you. i think that 53 years ago, we were much closer to a nuclear war. and that was the cuban missile crisis of october 1962. fortunately, president kennedy was able to deliver us from that , protect us from a nuclear war. and he made a compromise diplomatic deal. sometimes diplomacy can do

i'm from fayetteville arkansas.w ready is she but she looks kind of ready. doesn't she. i mean the biggest thing for a woman like that is to actually find great single friends who aren't her niece. that's what she needs. if she can take up a hobby, people sometimes think well, if i take up a hobby, what if it is a hobby where there are no men there. it doesn't matter. if you met fun single women who you can actually go out guy, you'll meet single guys. >> the number one thing for anyone your age to meet new people is expand your social circle. taking up new activities meeting new people connect with people you've lost touch with reach out to that friend you haven't seen in five years. just let people know that you're ready to meet. >> focus on flirting instead of getting in a relationship. the relationships seem like such a big goal. it's like saying i want to be a millionaire. focus on makinging ing$10 this week. focus on flirting. >> let's go to the next. >> hey, i'm derek from washington, d.c. i'm graduating from

isaiah in fayetteville, georgia appeare.nk the root of this evil has come from european people where they hate black people after we built this country on our back? i am a spiritual man myself. do you think god has sent us a prophet like you sent the children of israel to get out of this hell hole of north america? >> i have to search my mind and be able to understand those whites who harbor that hate. why is it that they hate us? i know that we did not decide which race we were going to be born in. we did not decide which country, we did not decide the times and we will not decide the time we want to die. i could have been born white. i could have been born in rural georgia or alabama. i have to look into the soul and heart of the mind of these people who behave that way towards us. then i have to say, what does it take to bring about changes. i have embraced nonviolence what martin luther king taught it we have to shortt. we have to show them how to love one another. we have to teach people to love one another. we have see