of nottingham forrest, a d efeat fa ns hands of nottingham forrest, a defeat fans felt epitomised the to manchester united not long later, swapped for mkhitaryan and the club transfer record went again. again. 5656 million on a player who missed a penalty. the last hopes of a domestic trophy ended on sunday where once the post match rants happened in the pub, now they vent on youtube. it's time for a change and it's time to change the whole structure of the club. welcome to the legacy, empty stadium, dead teams, no fight, no passion. it is that shrug that is the nub. it has become a simple of arsenal for many, a feeling that though the time, place and weather differs, the pictures don't and the calls for the club's most profound change in a generation are growing ever louder. well, speaking of difficult seasons so far, the use of the new video assistant referee system hasn't exactly been seen as a stirring success. however, it could be in use at this summer's world cup in russia, if it's approved by football's lawmakers this weekend. but, as our sport news correspondent reports richar

forrester, do you understand your rights? >> brooke: ridge didn't shoot anybody! >> det.anchez: mr. forrester. >> ridge: yes, i got it! >> hope: am i after your husband? why would you say that? >> steffy: because it's starting to seem like it. >> hope: i can't believe that -- >> steffy: you couldn't wait to tell liam about the proposal. you made sure he heard it from you first. because you knew he was gonna be upset, and you'd be there to console him. you knew that this would be harder for him to forgive me, it'd be harder for him to move on. so look me in the eye and tell me i'm wrong, hope. tell me you're not going after my husband. >> liam: dad. do you understand what you're saying? >> bill: yes. >> liam: so, you think you saw

in a two-year period according to the national tennessean forrest earning more overtime pay than the other four officers on her security detail combined. barry already coming off a difficult year. her 22-year-old son max dying of an kroefr dose of drugs including opioids last july. talking to nbc just ten days after his death. >> this ole hole i have in my heart will never be filled. >> reporter: this morning nashville's former mayor has paid $11,000 in restitution and will serve three years' probation on the theft charges. frances? >> kerry sanders from n. nashville, thank you. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins joining us again with the latest on this nor'easter -- >> let's break down the timing. millions of kids and teachers out of school today. a lot of people trying to figure out how they're going to get to can from work. watching snow routine philadelphia, east pennsylvania area. especially as you're heading to the poconos, it will start to accumulate. it won't be until late in the afternoon early in the morning it saturdays to accumulate, northern jersey, southern new england. i

forrester. >> ridge: bill disgusts me. thought of him being dead, being wiped off the face of this earth... mm, i can't get it out of my head. >> brooke: ridge, what are you saying? >> ridge: i didn't do it. i didn't shoot bill. but i would love to shake the hand of whoever did. >> liam: dad, you got to wake up. you got to make it through this. i'm gonna find the person who did this to you. and we're gonna make them pay. >> steffy: have the police come back? are there any leads? [ elevator bell dings ] >> hope: i just heard about bill -- is he okay? >> wyatt: he's still unconscious. >> hope: this is crazy. how are you doing? >> wyatt: in shock like everyone else. >> hope: why would somebody want to shoot him? was it a robbery, or...? >> wyatt: there's liam. >> hope: liam. i am so sorry about your father. you know, he's a strong man. don't lose any faith. i am sure he'll get through this. ( ♪ ) stop dancing around the pain that's keeping you awake.

correspondent alex forrest whiting is following the story for us he joins us in our studios hi alex how can britain here be so certain that russia was behind this poisoning well they know that this nerve agent called not the chalk which apparently bain's new comma in russian in russian was developed in the seventy's and eighty's for the soviet military it was part of that cold war strategy and apparently it was developed so that it couldn't be detected by the u.k. by america and as far as we know it has never actually been used so i think it's been a real shock to scientists that they have discovered that this was the particular. chemical agent that was used it was analyzed by scientists porton down and those are scientifically trees in the u.k. in fact very missiles free which is the city where this attack took place which is probably particular key for scriptural that he was so near these scientists that they were able to actually treat him so quickly so i think that there is no doubt that this is certainly soviet produced and that they were in in some way behind this the clock is tic

city $11,000 in travel and overtime expenses that came from her affair with this man, sergeant rob forresthe was the head of her security detail, and a guy whose paycheck she was signing. >> while my time today as your mayor concludes, my unwavering love for this wonderful city and its great people will never come to an end. >> reporter: sergeant forrest resigned five weeks ago, when the popular democratic mayor was forced to publicly admit to their affair. >> can you say when it ended? >> yes, it's over. >> can you say when? >> yes, it's over. >> when did it end? >> it's over. >> how did it end? >> it ended with saying, "it's over." >> reporter: the former bodyguard also has to pay up. the $45,000 in salary he received while he and the mayor were cozy. all of this is happening during a national conversation over sexual harassment in the workplace. and state authorities are still investigating this tonight. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> when we come back, they say it will come very close to earth. the asteroid the size of the empire state building, in the next 24 hours. >>> and we have n

but nine hundred ninety five the academy instead of its top on or to the tear jerker forrest gump but ask yourself which film has been more influential. pulp fiction had to make do with a single oscar for best original screenplay. remember oscar so white the half tank starred in protest out of the twenty sixteen oscars highlighted the long history of discrimination and exclusion of minorities from the academy awards the campaign. the academy its membership now is much more diverse as are the oscar nominees but way back in one thousand nine hundred the academy had the chance to do the right thing and author a groundbreaking film from an african american director but they blew it. director spike lee plays movies like pizza delivery boy in this blistering masterpiece about racism in the united states. going to. we're going to work back to the man oh all right all right dr. always do the right thing. that's it that's it i got it i'm got. smart and funny the snap approach to editing the film starts out like a comedy. but is this hot summer in new york tensions are on the rise in movies bos

and thence called as a wall street forrest yes is there anything that this opposition could amount to i mean could politicians force trump to give up his tariff plan and i think it's important to look at the legal side can the u.s. president by himself impose tariffs and answer is yes he can he has the authority and what's called congress to do it well they could challenge this decision but that would take time and so the jots answer this donald trump could impose those tariffs and if he would get challenged by congress that would take quite some time and if we listen to the president here on tuesday at least at this point it does not really seem that he is listening to what paul ryan and other politicians are saying in washington at this point on the side it has started voting on repealing banking reforms that were introduced after the financial crisis so what measures are they looking at introducing exactly. yeah there was a important to vote here on tuesday and that pasta rather easily so far bangs was over fifty billion dollars were considered to be too big to fail and have to fol

mobile phone with this way ok you and your colleagues will let keep tabs on what's happening there forrest is not up on the situation. and if you want to see the full length version of that exclusive report from eastern good too it's coming up right after this news bulletin alternatively you can always find it on our website w dot com first time now to catch up with some of the other you stories making headlines around the well two german journalists who were arrested on friday in greece have been released the past had been making a t.v. report about migrants in a region close to the greek border with turkey and they entered a restricted military area a greek court said it was satisfied to journalists and to do this by mistake. the european union's trade commission to see the monster said the united states has failed to clarify what the e.u. could be excluded from new u.s. import tariffs on steel and aluminum you know it's been came off to trade chiefs from the u.s. the e.u. and japan help talks amid fears that those new u.s. tariffs could trigger a trade war. and protests against nuclear

like humans did ever use correspondent alex forrest whiting is following the story for us she's with us here in our studio hi alex how can to resume a government be so sure that the kremlin is actually behind this well this nerve agent knows the chalk was developed for the soviet military in the seventy's and eighty's as part of their cold war strategy we know that because scientists at the government tree nestles porton down on have done a loss of investigations and tests on this and this is what they have concluded it's also known that that nerve agent has never been used before so i think it's come as a big shock to the scientific world important. point out that russia is still to nice any involvement in this but as to reason may has self and said it was either used intentionally by russia or it had lost control of agent and she's demanding an answer by midnight she set a deadline why are we seeing an ultimatum from theresa may here well she's trying to go on a support not just from in the u.k. but also from allies across the world from the e.u. from nato from germany from france

like humans we have our correspondent alex forrest whiting has been following the story for us hi alex thanks for coming back in the studio for us how can britain be so certain that russia is behind this poisoning well this nerve agent has been examined at the bar trace at porton down by government scientists and they have confirmed that it was developed in the seventy's and eighty's by the soviet military for the soviet military is part of the cold war strategy as far as they know it has never been used before but it is extremely toxic so i think has been a big shock to scientists around the world that this has been used to troll. russia has continued to deny any involvement in this and we've even today that is the prime minister treason may have said it was either use intentionally by russia or with not intentionally it lost control of the nerve agent so obviously that would also be deeply worrying well she has now set a deadline for russia to for midnight to get some answers on the story why did she give russia and ultimatum year well i think that she wanted to go on a support from

in january, berry admitted to an affair with her then-head of security, rob forrest.st also pleaded guilty to theft, agreeing to repay $45,000 to the city. it's not clear if the guilty pleas are related to the affair. vice mayor david brielly will serve as mayor until the election. he's not saying whether he plans to run. >>> the great escape this was not. a police chase in fairfax county, virginia, ending when a drunk driving suspect gets out of his car, tries to make a run for it. the guy forgot the car was still in drive and ended up running over himself. the guy is fine physically but certainly has other problems. this was his third dui, and he faces a long list of other charges. >> lucky he didn't hurt somebody else. >>> a 2-year-old girl who was mesmerized by a new portrait of michelle obama got to meet and dance with the real former first lady. you remember the picture -- it was so cute. this photo of little parker curry staring at thepair tr porn the smithsonian went viral. jessica curry said her little girl was fascinated. mrs. obama noticed and invited them

being considered quite tough and she's the person who can hopefully sort this out all right alex forrest waiting for spawn that following this story for us thank you very much for your insight. ok let's go back to our breaking news the story now u.s. president donald trump as we said as sacked secretary of state rex tillerson has replaced him with cia director mike pompei oh the move comes after tillerson broke with the white house to say russia was probably behind that nerve agent attack in britain a trump said on twitter that the cia deputy director gina hostile will succeed pump a zero at the cia becoming the first woman to run the spy agency. and let's go back to washington our correspondent there custom phenomena in washington carson we were just talking about this a poisoning attack in the u.k. is there any indication at this point if it really is true that this was the straw that broke the camel's back what led to rex tillerson being sacked today. it is possible as i said but that is only speculation or. and educated guess if you like but the official reason that the white house g

in january, berry admitted to an affair with her then-head of security, rob forrest.- forrest also pleaded guilty and will pay back the city. it's not clear if the pleas are related to the affair. there will be an interim mayor before the august election. >>> the red-hot rockets keep winning their streak now at 16 straight wins. >> wow. former houston rocket ball boy andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." >>> good time to be a houston rockets ball boy. they haven't lost since january. and they're a legitimate threat to dethrone the warriors this season. the best record in the league now. get this -- with james hart and chris paul all playing together, this season the rockets are 33-1. an incredible number. last night they were in okc. the rockets hitting the thunder with a three-point barrage. colin harden leading with the 122-112 win. 16 straight wins, the longest streak this season. the all-time best winning streak is 33 by the '72 lakers. >>> we've seen bill murray carrying on his beloved chicago cubs. last night he was in charleston where he lives cheeri

it was forrester.e's the one who shot me. >> liam: but you didn't see him pull the trigger. >> bill: i'm not doing this with you. it was him. >> liam: yeah, well... he's sitting in a jail cell right now, so you better have seen him. >> bill: and i'm sitting in a hospital bed. that coward... ...broke into my home... ...picked up my gun. he loaded it with a single bullet, and heho

nude photos of a woman were taken by forrest police issued smartd phone while he was assigned to protecty were taken without her consent. >> was her continuing as mayor sustainable? >> not in my opinion. >> reporter: nashville republican councilman said it was trashing the investigation. >> today's move was the right thing to do. hopefully it will allow us to say, hey, come on in to nashville, come see us, we're open for business. >> reporter: barry will serve three years' probation as part of her plea. the vice mayor david briley will now become the acting mayor of nashville and the tennessee bureau of investigation which dug up many of the damning details says this case is now over. >> thank you very much. we have two affairs in the last hour. one affair, the mayor says she's embarrass and ashamed. the other says, i want to tell you all about it. >> and the lawyer to stormy daniels says she's not going to profit. >> that will be very interesting. >>> the opioid abuse epidemic is growing despite efforts to contain it. dr. tara narula is in the toyota green room. ahead, how local hospita

wolf a student wake forrest in north carolina. he faced repeated harassment for his views. they are not going to do anything about it probably because they don't like his views. ryan wolf joins us tonight. ryan, what happened? >> thanks for having me on, tucker. >> tucker: thanks. >> back before the 2016 election we had a panel talk that was hosted by the college republican vote and publication on our campus before during and after this event there were messages about me on social media and in group chats and that were kind of trying to intimidate me and then after the event i was handed a box of saltine crackers and in a group chat during the event a student photo shopped my face onto the cracker. our school has fairly strict verbal abuse, harassment. >> tucker: by the way, just to clarify i assume that's a slur against your ethnicity, correct. >> yes. that's how it was intended. absolutely. we have pretty strict rules about harassment at our school which, you know, clearly don't abide by the first amendment. but, we are trying to hold all students to the same standard. i

they know how to make things amazing things now why would they need an old forrest like me anyway. jungle train. will do breanne the bear. and i make. sure that. shoe. soaps. will figure it out. human making it air that'll be fun to watch. this is the governor's life from the u.s. president donald trump has stuck to secretary of state rex tillerson have just completed a tour of africa so it was apparently cut short so as to suggest he's not been told while he's out of a job. president trump meanwhile has been heaping praise on the mount he wants to replace rex tillerson cia director mike. prevent this energy from the lack. always going the same way but. the relationship is pretty very good.

thank you mr speaker we have our correspondent alex forrest waiting with us she's been following this story hi alex why is it the britain is so sure that russia is behind this because this nerve agent novacek scientists have proved was developed in the seventy's and eighty's for the soviet military as part of the cold war strategy now scientists porton down that they for government's own scientific area have been examining and testing this they've said that it's highly toxic they don't believe it's ever been used before and so it has come as a big shock to them now russia has continued to deny any involvement in this because the prime minister has self has said they either use. it intentionally rushed on the use it intentionally or it had lost control of the nerve agent which was equally equally worrying why do you think that theresa may has issued a deadline here to say we want answers by midnight but i believe that she was really hoping to go on a support and she was doing really well up until rex tillerson was she had the support from nato from rex tillerson so from the u.s. from t

forre forrest earning more overtime pay than the other four officers on her security detail combined. berry already coming off a difficult year, her 22 year old son max died of an overdose of drugs, including opioids last july. talking to nbc just ten days after his death. >> this hole i have in my heart will never be filled. >> reporter: tonight nashville's vice mayor has been sworn in as music city's newest mayor. meantime, berry has paid $11,000 in restitution and will serve three years probation on the theft charges, a once popular politician here, megan berry leaves office in disgrace. >> thank you. >>> a big victory tonight for 20,000 striking teachers in west virginia. state legislature has agreed to their demands for a substantial pay increase, but some are asking at what cost. ron allen is in west virginia and has the latest. >> reporter: it's being called the biggest pay raise ever in west virginia,5%, not just for 20,000 striking teachers but for tens of thousands state employees as well. >> overjoyed. this has been a wrong ordeal. >> reporter: this morning the governor bre

spoke with british foreign secretary forrest johnson he said there is no access to case materials for russian investigators what do you think we're going to hear from the kremlin on that. well we've heard a more general reaction from kremlin spokesman can he keep his calls today he said that the u.k. is basically considering moscow guilty until proven innocent rather than the other way around now i think that we'll have to wait for the results from these international chemical weapons experts to see what moscow's response to that will be so we don't know yet but i think as long as russia doesn't get access to the samples and to the facts of the investigation which is what they've been asking for from the very beginning they have every reason and every reason to call cow fall foul play if they want to or to say that these experts for example are biased we'll have to see what they say but so far russia is kind of acting as it as it often does when when and when accusations are leveled at it strategies so far for example also with the doping scandal was to deny then to kind of question a

therefore we could see more diplomatic sanctions economic sanctions are at our correspondents alex forrest waiting with us here in our studio to emily sure when in moscow thank you both. to some other stories making news around the world investigators in nepal of retrieve the flight data recorder from an aircraft that crashed at katmandu airport on monday authorities are hoping it might help them identify the cause of the accident the u.s. bungler airlines flight crashed on arrival from dhaka at least forty nine people were killed. an explosion struck the convoy of the palestinian prime minister as he made a rare visit to the gaza strip rami hum dollah is understood to be safe and has attended an event scheduled the palestinian presidency has blamed a mosque for the explosion a brawl has a ruptured in turkey's parliament after lawmakers voted to approve controversial changes to the country's electoral laws critics say the amendments could lead to election fraud and help president budget type area to want to further consolidate his hold on power. and turkey's army has surrounded the norther

know to wrap up our puerto rico series we have one last interview and it's with adele a to long forrester it was a lawyer out of washington d.c. specializing in crypto currency shell so health from the nearby caribbean nation of dominica i started by asking her about the confusing regulatory regime around a crypto currency at the moment the f.c.c. says i.c.a.o. is our securities this is to see the says kryptos are commodities the i.r.s. says it's property and fins and says it's money i asked her for her thoughts on this issue what they're trying to do is it's trying to apply. or put a call out i should say to people who are missing you know the registration or the reporting so they're just putting on white a wide net if you me so every every single regulatory agency seems to want to have you know some kind of involvement so that they're not missing those who are not working well talking to people in the space they see like surprised by all of this and i have worked on wall street for many years and it seems like the least surprising thing you can imagine i'm really not surprised to be qui

or you know to wrap up our puerto rico series we have one last interview and it's with a too long forrester it was a lawyer out of washington d.c. specializing in crypto currency shell saw health from the nearby caribbean nation of dominica i started by asking her about the confusing regulatory regime around a crypto currency at the moment the f.c.c. says i see as our securities this is to see the says kryptos are commodities the i.r.s. says it's property and finance and says it's money i asked her for her thoughts on this issue what they're trying to do is is trying to apply. or put a call out i should say to people who are missing you know the registration or the reporting so they're greasing the regulatory agency seems to be involved so that they're not missing i'm really not surprised to be quite early right still it's just it's not surprising let's talk about the f.c.c. for a second they have subpoena dozens of studios at this point off price of spite this others a lot of ice you know is being pitched right to the ice you know pitches are continuing are they playing with fire at this p

some aren't thrilled at the force -- forrest reese -- relaxation. >>> chinese space station is set to crash after spending a year and a half orbiting out of control. the space agency says it will reenter earth's atmosphere between friday and sunday. they are not quite sure exactly where this is going to land. the list of potential cities including new york, chicago, beijing, toronto, rome and barcelona. chinese scientists say they lost control of the space station. in september 2016 while the object is expected to burn up, pieces weighing up to 220 pounds could still make impact. >>> dozens of high school basketball players from around the state are left wondering why. >> i want them to be held accountable and explain what happened. >> the players and their families are demanding to know why the game was canceled. >>> a familiar face. we will tell you what former skipper justin aker will be doing as he rejoins the san francisco giants. >>> investors appear to be much more optimistic than they were at the end of last week. gaining 2 3/4 of a percent with just about 20 minutes to go. ♪

gm david forrest i appreciate your time. happy opening-day.sty now let's check in with steve paulson.>>> we are expecting mid-70s, very warm so you will be losing the jacket because we are warming up quickly. if you're headed to the game look at the view from skyfox. so these temperatures will be well above average, this will likely be the warmest day with a lot of 70s and 80s with the home opener expecting 74 degrees and 77 could be possible. these are the records to beat and all or most could be close or certainly above. mountain view santa rosa and san jose will have the opportunity to break records. 66 in oakland, 65 in san francisco and we are very warm with 60s for many showing up. high pressure is here and it will stick around until tomorrow and then a little cooler for the weekend. on sunday we will see the fog returning. 70s and 80s for the temperatures but today and tomorrow it is well above average temperatures but it will be nice for the weekend just not quite as warm. a lot of sunshine with warm temperatures. this is something you

boseman is joined by oscar winners lupita nyong'o and forrest whittaker. >> every time you have a sceneth one of those people, it's like gearing up for, like, the big game, and you're thinking about what are they going to do, how are they going to play this. >> right, right. >> what do you think are people responding to? >> i think there's a thirst for these images. there's a thirst for black super heros. as far as my character goes, there's a real search for how do i lead. i think people are searching for that. leaders that actually care about the people. >> why do you think hollywood hasn't made this movie until 2018? >> part of it is people do what they think works. i feel like, you know, it's lazy in a way. any time people say to me, well, you know, a movie with a black lead won't work internationally, i always said that makes no sense whatsoever, because we've seen it happen. we've seen will smith do numbers. we've seen the success of denzel washington, but somehow the industry goes back to its old forms, so luckily now we have people in place that can change some of those things.

any evidence of the founder of these civilization like elongated skulls like the people thatwine forresterought to light in reepght recent years? >> they have a great mystery -- in that they found in -- outsidend in the -- in these cave systems, they found these incredibly elaborate ariel of awith alabaster pots and everything and when they -- carbon dated them these skeletons were 3,000 years old. the w oldest skeleton burials discovered in north america. >> did they have elongated skulls? >> some of them had deformed skulls so burials date from 1,000 b.c. and then they haveid the evidence of the cities being builtnd in 500 a.d. and then absolutely zero archaeological evidence in between and no idea thousand to get from those people to -- the mesquite civilization and they have never found any burials because the soils are so acid so they can't do a dna test. ening thanks you. >> one thing i wanted to scb is you talked about soldiers there and alluded to lootings in the bock and so, what's hondoras doing it is such a big issue in arizona too.og the government of the stationed -- a small g

because it's such an excellent point that back in the ninety's huge blockbusters like titanic and forrest gump were the rule and these days it seems every year the series going to a movie that made less and less money than the year before virtually every recent award has been a record setter in terms of low grosses were seen extraordinary are a complex individual personal independent movies and i think personally i think that's a good thing it does raise some questions about the academy moving forward. as to how far they're going to go but let's not come to the main two movements at the extent that that is going to take center stage that tonight. well it's supposed to we haven't seen it yet this is been saucily the most consequential year we've seen in oscar in movie history within our lifetimes it's hard to see harvey weinstein he was the basically the big neighborhood bully and he basically disappeared this year and so everyone's sort of feeling their feeling their new sort of found strength and activism i'll tell you about an hour or more into the ceremony so far we haven't seen much e

more serious today a more serious this evening following the intervention while foreign secretary forrest johnson you reported where he said it was overwhelmingly likely that president putin had himself ordered the nerve agent attack on the former that's what he was russian spy said gays creep and indeed on his daughter. involving up to five hundred people as collateral in schools rape that ovo well mainly likely to have personally ordered this attack that finger being pointed at president putin combined with the very strong language used by nato secretary general yan stoltenberg in the united kingdom where he said what happened in sewell's really the sunday before last was part of a pattern of reckless action by the russian government that's very serious and that's a language that serious talk i mean we have seen that really across the board among western allies but you know russia for its part let's look into the argument that it is making because it continues to deny any involvement arguing that they would not do so especially so close to sunday's election how do you see that line of t

over the attack in southern england earlier this month russia says that britain's foreign minister forrest johnson is poisoned with hatred for comparing the country to not see him to hitler's nazi germany let's go live to london can tell us more this particular tactic sponsors that we've seen have now become a tit for tat war of words it seems to be the u.k. and russia russia's ambassador pretty scathing about the u.k. was. he certainly was and you're right the last couple of weeks we have seen tit for tat expulsions an escalating war of words and now what appears to be came vs counterclaim evidence versus evidence the british government maintains that script power poisoned using a russian made nerve agent of the north variety down in solsbury just over two weeks ago under the orders of the russian state that's something the kremlin hotly denies and now the russian ambassador to the u.k. is called into question the u.k.'s. understanding of exactly what happened there the u.k.'s theory surrounding this alleged poisoning by suggesting that the u.k. may have had in its possession some of this

more than the russians themselves over all the tone of british rhetoric is consistent with that of forrest johnson the one six significant dissenting voice is the leader of the opposition party here the labor party jeremy corbyn is should be said. dissenting even within his own party most labor party m.p.'s have lined up behind the government jeremy corbyn is taking a slightly different approach while he condemns the attack and while he says that the expulsion of the russian diplomats was correct he's also come on i'll just quote of a few remarks he's warning the prime minister of the dangers of rushing ahead of the evidence he says that a fevered parliamentary atmosphere is conducive to neither justice nor national security we can have a mccarthyite intolerance of dissent there is the possibility that it may have been the russian mafia distinct from the russian state and that ultimately yes expelling diplomats as i said may have been the right thing but cracking down on russian money and matthew investments in this country may be more effective so that interesting cleavage an element of d

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tried his hand in construction, but didn't particularly like it, so he went all forrest gump taking a month unpaid internship at the louisiana shrimping company peeling, cleaning, boxing shrimp. he even and a half gated b and e starting his company from cleats to crustaceans, jarvis green, welcome. nice to have you with us >> thank you very much how are y'all doing? >> we're doing great and you you are a louisiana guy. so this must have been some sense come naturally to you. shrimping sfwlp we ing shrimping. >> well, yes and no. got in the business about six years ago. a friend of mine had a lot of boats. it was vietnamese co-op. and he asked for a favor can you help me sell some shrimp and i said okay. and i'm like in louisiana? and he said no, i want you to go back to boston i said great, but i didn't know anything about the shrimp business so that is why i started the six month internship and that is where it started >> how hard was to learn the business from the ground up? >> it was tough because i didn't know anything. i was going in blind so when i got into the internship, the f

you need to study the civil war and study bedford forrest or jefferson bragg and don't just erase themrom the textbooks for know who they are. you do that and you do everyone -- you not making yourself better in a moral high ground by failing to teach young people the civil war was about and who these people work. that being said, monument and again i mentioned this earlier, the south lost the war. no country that i know of, no culture on this earth allows federation of the losers of the war the way we do. think about that. there is no statue of hitler that i know of legally and hit germany in a torn down the saddam hussein and they tore down the statues. and yet, okay, so, if someone is offended and not someone, if an entire group of the citizenry is offendedou by a statue that doesn't mean the statue should just be destroyed.of for so, it might be a work of art and maybe something spectacular. move it. if defends the government having it in the town square in new orleans or enrichment or wherever it might be, put it in a museum or on the battlefield or in the confederate cemetery. he

it had been called ford city because this was very much -- it was called forrest city because this was timberland. there were several other names that were flown -- thrown around. in an all-night discussion of trying to name the town, james farrell finally came up with a compromise to name the town shawnee after the shawnee native american tribe. townie museumie is housed here in the old santa fe depot that was can -- construct its -- construction started on the depot in 1903. museum, itter the looks more like a cathedral. it kind of looks like a european cathedral. a lot of the visitors call a castle. a lot of the locals call it shawnee castle. three of those four original founding my father's -- founding fathers gave land to the railroad to get them to come to shawnee. the first railroad was the choctaw oklahoma railroad. that came in july the fourth 1895. came,2 when the santa fe there was already several thousand people here. agriculture was the main industry. cosan was the main thing. best cotton was the main thing -- cotton was the main thing. we had seven hotels. there was many