is the actualall 17 acres that is located where friedman's villages. henderson hall is the military base on fort myers today and that is where they told us the 17 acres of friedman's village was. .here is a marker aross the street, there is placard telling the information of friedman's village. when they us that list friedman's village, they put in a school, a post office, the citizens directed their own churches. they also had homes for senior citizens and elderly. they had their own little marketplace and everything. the main plan was to teach these people how to read and write and how to survive on their own, how to work, how to create a family and live the american way. they had to9, disband friedman's village because it was on arlington cemetery and at the time, they were bringing slaves in the direction of the house. friedman's village was in between where they started all the way to the house. they said you have to disband and go somewhere else while we to put gravesrty on. when friedman's village disbanded in 1898, the citizens created the afri

on monday, friedman and his team traveled to ankara. the issues up for discussion was sent to the ministry in advance. friedman asked about the coup attempt and women's rights. once the interview concluded, turkish authorities ordered friedman and his team to hand over the footage. the dw team was told it would not be allowed to leave the ministry. >> what the turkish government did was scandalous and we cannot accept it as we never experienced it. -- because we never experienced it. 'conflict zone' is known for its hard-hitting questions. >> certainly it was not a soft interview, it was always going to be a tough interview covering a range of subjects. they knew this -- the format. the only way i can explain it is that this is a nervous government drifting towards dictatorship. in response to the protest, the turkish government says friedman did not stick to the agreed questions and the support should not be broadcast. the conflict team says no specific questions were ever agreed to. the dw team has asked for the immediate release of t

in 2004, cbs news reunited friedman with that sailor, george mendonsa. friedman was 92 years old. coming up next, a partial victory for native americans fighting construction of an oil >> ninan: a federal judge has ruled a controversial oil pipeline on the great plains can be completed, but federal officials say nat so past. it's a partial victory for thsa and their surps. mark albert has the story from north dakota. >> reporter: long-simmering frustration turned to anger at a rally in north dakota's capital after a judge decided pipeline construction could continue, despite the objections of 5,000 native americans and environmentalists camped nearby. >> it won't happen. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: but minute after the ruling, some were encouraged by the u.s. government deciding to halt a small portion of the further consultations with the local tribe. dakota access pipeline would carry nearly half a million barrels of oil a day from north dakota to illinois and is already 50% complete. demonstrators have blocked the portion that would continue under the missouri river, w

tom friedman, fawaz gerges.est to you, we are in a very different place from the years after 9/11 in the sense that it seems to me, americans have understood that we have these terror organizations on the run, they are not a threat to the united states. every time there is an episode, one, you know, lone wolf attack, it does raise the temperature. politicians, like trump, take advantage of it, but it fades quickly. are we at a different, maybe one would argue a more realistic assessment of the threat from islamic terror? >> i think it's true, fareed, it's less easy for any politician to exploit these things in any sustained way. i would put a couple caveats on it. a reason i find 9/11 such a sad day is not only all the american who is were killed and others, it's the fact, it's like "d" day or pearl harbor day in our memory. pearl harbor pressed a giant war in the pacific where millions of people were killed, it had a happy ending. a more democratic japan and stable europe. 9/11 produced none of that. 9/11, real

greta friedman - p -- at age 92 -- in richmond, virginia friedman wasn't identified as the nurse in the black and white photo -- until 19-80. cnn spoke with the sailor -- last year -- about the moment. 110-119 we get into times square... i went and igrabbed her. george mendosa revealed -- his wife was actually in the background of the photo. he says -- he kissed friedman -- because he was grateful to all war. less than 60 days left in the presidential campaign. and the attacks are heating up but -- are the verbal jabs going too far? why donald trump -- calling hillary clinton's latest comments -- racist. right now -- on 13 action news campaign trail. hillary clinton -- and donald trump -- launching new attacks. and both -- getting backlash. overnight-- hillary clinton speaking to wealthy donors -- at a fundraiser. she called many of trump's supporters -- racist. in the meantime --trump defends his praise of russian leader -- washington with the latest. as they hit the home stretch, the candidates' tough talk is turning more extreme -- sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "she c

greta friedman passed away at age 92 in richmond, virginia friedman wasn't identified as the nurse in the black and white photo -- until 19-80. 110-119 we get into times square... i went and igrabbed her. george mendosa revealed -- his wife was actually in the background of the photo. he says -- he kissed friedman was actually in the background of the photo. he says -- he kissed friedman -- because he was grateful to all of the nurses -- who took care of the wounded -- during the war. our coverage of the 9-11 o'clock. marci tease pkg school clothes, pants nats sweet daughtery didn't want to take any chances with 15 years ago, an unthinkable tragedy shook our nation and forever changed how while it showed the worst in human kind, this tragedy also shined a light on the strength of our nation. nearly three-thousand people were killed in a senseless act

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside hill friedman world academy in the mount airyghborhood. katherine you have what's new this school year. >> reporter: that's right, matt. and a little later on as this "action news" -- as is "action news" tradition we will be waking up an unsuspecting seventh grader. she has a little bit more time to sleep. like many students she's going to be waking up and heading off to school. it's the first day of their philadelphia school district schools and right now we're outside hill friedman world academy leads campus in mount airy. this is where the traditional bell ringing ceremony with the mayors and school superintendent will take place later on this morning but let's go to video from nevinger where school teachers unpacked their library. most of the classrooms and desks were empty yesterday but they won't be for long. school district superintendent from william hite says this is the most optimistic he's been since he's been superintendent here and a big part of that has to do with funding. the state budget deal was secured over the

and for paying tribute to friedman's bank. all of you know that friedman's bank was founded to create opportunities for african-americans to build financial security. color communities of continue to face the range of challenges that hinder their ability to achieve this important goal. my organization has been focused on helping people prepare for secure retirements for nearly a century. believe strongly that it is achievable for all americans. we also know it can be harder than ever to reach into demographics, economic and other trends that are reshaping our world. in my brief remarks come i want to outline some of the challenges all americans face in achieving a secure retirement and highlight some of the unique challenges and difficult experiences. i will discuss why financial literacy is so important. weally, i will share what have learned about the best way to get to and through a secure tyrant. -- retirement. landscape. the challenges we face here and financial security generally are driven by three factors. talked about

virginia the black-and-white photo of friedman being kissed by a sailor during the celebration of the ending of enduring image the photo was publishedin in life magazine but the identities of the two people were a mystery until 1980 greta friedman was 92 years old . >> one of my all-time favorite photos. that capture is such a great moment. >> such joypt it was amazing. >> it was amazing i think it was immortalized to if i remember correctly in san diegot but the uss midway which is in portsmouth that think there's a gigantic poster of that moment it is a great pick >> it's just you. the feel the emotion in the momentnt fantastic really a change to feel out there this morningal they are 90 degrees again yesterday 29th time that happened this year it is maybe it's the last soir?e into the year there's nothing on the eight day like that at all let's have a look now as we move it along asal we have a gander of the storms that popped on our time lapsee check it out there is shots of sunlight that the crepuscular rays eventually changing into dark skies and arraigned really came in at righ

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diann dunn-friedman has diann 3:52 it's not a wild horse because it has shoes on. when photos of this decaying horse dumped near highway 93 surfaced on social media last week, folks from the horse community were shocked. diann 1:09 absolutely appalling. because that's not how you leave an animal. when a horse falls ill and cant' be helped, it should be humanely euthanized by a trained vet, and disposed of safely. diann 1:45 you don't just bring a horse out into the middle of the desert and leave it there and think that nobody is going to find it or come across it. it's horrible. file video feb 2015 (nats) this isn't the first time contact 13 investigated dead horses dumped in this area. (nats) in february of last year, we called animal control about this gruesome scene. (nats) two dead horses. one apparently dismembered in a case that to this day remains open and unsolved. (nats) animal control is also now investigating the recent discovery from earlier this month. jason allswang/ccac somebody did try to abuse the animal and then drop the animal somewhere where the

that, i'm joined in the studio by three expert analysts and commentators beginning with michelle friedman, who was with that dw team that was a victim of harassment in ankara. he says what happened to the team is clearly an indication that press freedom in turkeys more theory than reality. also with us is alan pozen or, a berlin.columnist in every newsper article has to be submitted for authorization, so we should be very cautious other about criticizing countries. and we are joined by a freelance journalist and academic who says the press was scarcely free in july before the july 15 coup attempt. now it is under strict control. you work in ankara at the heart of the incident as the george abela team had its material confiscated after an interview with the turkish minister. i would like to ask you when the material was confiscated or when you realized what was happening, to what extent did you feel like you were in an authoritarian state? perhaps what some people might call a dictatorial state, a state where the freedom of the press no longer exists? >> mike spontaneous reaction what has

this is from serene the new art teacher here at hill friedman.rning. >> good morning. >> you are any just like rest of the kid because thinks a new building, one schools put into one are you excited. >> i'm very excited. we have a great staff. we have new students coming from two schools and supportive administration walking us through everything. >> you do so much more, than art. >> i teach art and art also to or students. >> what does that entail. >> autistic support, special education, and students with handicapped. >> thank you so much. thank you for. that hold that for me. that is so beautiful. i don't want to lose this. this is nicholas. spanish teacher here. >> are you excited about the first day. >> absolutely. >> what are you looking forward to most. >> i'm looking forward to meeting new students and speaking spanglish that is your forte. >> exactly, exactly. >> thomas is an english teacher, we go from spanish to english. >> what are you looking forward to. >> i'm looking forward to see kid faces as they see this great new building. it l

words i took from the letter that rocky sent and we've written a song for you, my friend, david friedman and i, called "the home team." show. they're getting ready to sing. >> how amazing. it's a special song written for brianna and her family coming up after this. >>> everything is amazing, it could be the smallest ice crystal, the biggest cloud. >> what does, it's amazing out there mean to me? >> it means looking up and being inspired. even if it's just straight up blue skies. i mean, how beautiful is that, that little burst of red that happens when the sun comes right over the ocean, when it comes up in the morning. >> watching lightning streaking across the sky from one side to another. >> in the role of thunder, it's there means. >> how that absolutely affects our lives, our day to day, what's in our stores, what are we going to wear, what are we going to eat. what is everything going to cost. the weather has real influences on, that's why it's amazing out there. >> what it means for me is, it lets the world know what's happening at the weather channel. >> i think what makes the wea

greta zimmer friedman died thursday morning... this morning we share with you, the story behind the timeless ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume ((cc to resume shortly)) gretta zimmer friedman's son says she died after suffering from pneumonia at 92-years old. in more local news. the north las vegas community is celebrating military members and first responders. saturday was the second annual nellis creech military appreciation day. the event recognizes the sacrifices of the who serve. it also pays tribute to active duty members. military members and their families got free lunch... while enjoying live music and games. more than 3- thousand people came out to celebrate at craig ranch park. "we appreciate them and often times we don't stop to take the opportunity to say thank you and we wanted to do it in a fun way to say thank you for your service, thank you for giving to our community. the city of north las vegas passed a resolution... declaring the second sur of every septemember... to be military and veteran appreciation da

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that woman, greta friedman passed away at a virginia hospital. the picture became one of the most iconic of the 20th century. friedman was not identified as get this, she and the sailor had never met before he spun around and kissed her. friedman was 92. >>> it's been a month since the devastating flooding in louisiana. yet nearly 1,000 people still staying in a number of shelters. that is because they are still having trouble finding a place to stay and way to get home after floodwaters forced them out. that number still a fraction of the 11,000 in shelters at the height of the flooding. people are leaving the shelters trying to help people get available help. amazing how they are still being impacted there nearly -- a few weeks after this all went through there and that portion of the country. certainly nothing like we've had experienced here. we're very fortunate we have not seen severe weather like that this season for sure. >>> for a lot of people this storm really begins after the storm. let's look at our conditions here in northeast ohio.

thatt to try to remind us what the friedmans bank was all betweens the friendship frederick douglass and abraham them -- though the civil war was always about slavery, we need to remember valued at $4was billion at the time of the civil war. the next greatest asset of this nation or the railroads which were evaluated at $2.6 billion. if you can forget about race and slavery, that it's hard to do, but when john and -- what the they have talked about the same thing they are talking about on the television. no one mentioned race. they have been talking about it in quantitative economic terms. what i think god -- john for doing is -- thank john for doing is quantum hating -- quantitative -- martin luther king started the movement to redeem a soul of america from the triple evils of race, war, and poverty. i think we did a great job with race. i think, with jimmy carter, that was four years where nobody got killed and nobody in america killed anybody. if you want to read a new book about that read "jimmy carter in africa race and the cold war." it was not accidental. he knew what he inten

greta friedman was 92. her son says she died at a hospital in richmond, virginia. friedman went to times square in that's when george mendonsa kissed her to celebrate japan's surrender. friedman's wasn't actually identified as the woman in the woman in the photo until 1980. aj: all right, here we are on sunday morning. we have some weather going to the state right now. some thunderstorms about moving to the boston area. cam and it is getting more ominous out there. not a lot of lightning reported with the storms right now but a history of some wind damage. let's take you through it, severe thunderstorm warnings posted for areas highlighted in yellow that includes essex county down through the boston area. all of suffolk and norfolk county's and north and plymouth county. has expired. the storms there are still some lightning strikes but the strongest of the storms have already come through. into the boston area, plan on it being here within the half hour. by 10:35 or 10:40 probably a little sooner than that moving into the boston area. not a lot of lightning right

she is starting seventh grade at hill friedman.ving into the old morris leads school, right, so it's a new school this year. one student body. how are you feeling about bow starting. >> i'm feeling very excited. >> reporter: we got waffles cooking. >> waffles bacon fruit and orange juice. >> reporter: how important is a good breakfast. >> very pornism tell me quickly what was it that you said when you found out that this was going to be a new school this year? how happy did that make you. >> i was very excited. very excited. i felt it was a privilege for tabitha to be accepted at hill friedman. i feel that she's going to be taught by teachers that this is their passion to teach. they care about her goals and her dreams and aspirations so we're going to work together pro actively together. >> reporter: wonderful. thank you so much for having us this morning. and we are going to send it back to you as these ladies get ready to go to school for the first day. >> all right. looking good. >> always pleasantly surprised with how happy th

treasury department has been extremely progressive naming the building friedman bank. what was the significance of placing harry tubman on the $20 bill? >> of all the complicated and deported things we work on in this building, more people are aware of the decision to put harriet tubman on the $20 bill and everything else we have done combined. that is a good thing. it is why we have taken it so seriously. we set out years ago asking the question, how do we make our currency reflect our history more completely? we had no women on currency. we need to have the other half of our population see themselves when they look at the money and those of us who are men need to see the women in our history when the look after money. we have looked at hundreds of possible candidates. as i went to the process of listening to the millions of comments, the forms we had, the private conversations, i increasingly came to see the story of harry tubman -- harriet tubman being a similar story and also being the american story at another level. a story of independence, current as one person

friedman was 21 at the time. she died on thursday.t the age of 92. >>> still ahead a stubborn wildfire threatening a california institution. the all-out effort to keep it safe from the flames. >>> dangling from a tree, what left this pilot high and dry in the sierra. means for your sunday and beyond, coming up> tonight the evacuation warning has been expanded for the soberanes fire burning in ,,,, ♪ what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. find one of our 5,000 authorized retailers near you. monterey county. people in parts of arroyo seco are being told they should be >>> tonight the evacuation warning has been expended for the soberanes fire burning in monterey county. people in parts of arroyo are being told they should be ready

> reporter: hours before the mayor and school superintendent rang in the new school year at hill friedmanld academy in mt. airy, a new seventh-grader was just waking up with little help from "action news. >> good morning. surprise. "action news" is here. >> reporter: tabitha gordon was only bleary-eyed for a moment. >> i know that light is so, so bright in the morning. >> reporter: the surprise wore off quickly and the thrill of the first day sunk in. soon, it was downstairs for grace and waffles and bacon for tabitha and little sister tamia. both of whom are ready to get this year going. >> i get to see my teachers and i'm hoping to have a passion for teaching. >> reporter: tabitha organized her supplies before heading off to hill friedman, which this year moved into the former morris e. leeds building, part of the effort to expand access to high-performing programs. millions of dollars went to repairs and rerenovation including this science lab. at the annual bell-ringing situation, the doctor said the start of this school year is the strongest since he started as superintendent. he say

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we're standing in mount airy outside hill friedman world academy leads campus and this year hill friedmanmoving into the morris e. leads building. this is where the annual bell ringing ceremony and the mayor and school superintendent will be here later on for that annual ceremony. let's go to video from nevinger elementary where teachers unpack new books as part of a multi-million dollar campaign to improve literacy. most of the desks and classrooms sat empty but that will change in matter of hours. school district superintendent dr. william hite says this is the most optimistic he's been since he started here. a large part of that has to do with the funding. the state budget deal was reached over the summer. philadelphia public schools will have about $50 million more in new money this year. there's new technology, counselors and nurses and other staff have been added to schools that have been steeped in financial crisis in recent years. dr. hite says they're starting to stabilize but there's still more work to be done. >> we're not where we want to be by any stretch of the map nation. w

friedman was 92 years old. >>> it's hillary clinton's response that's getting some attention today.newspaper and new york radio station are claiming the clinton of today is vastly different than the clinton we got to know during the 9/11 tragedy, specifically that new yorkers got to know. that's the day of the disaster. then new york junior senator there seen listening to firefighters as they toured ground zero. now they have released audio revealing clinton's reaction to those attacks and her criticism of the bush administration and rudy giuliani for insisting that air quality over the city was safe and acceptable. >> maybe in the media aftermath the first couple of days nobody could know. but a week later, two weeks later, two months later, six months later, give me a break. they knew and they didn't tell us the truth. >> a spoke with a writer for the newspaper about clinton's reaction then and what it means for a potential clinton presidency now. >> one familiar thing about hillary was that she immersed herself in the detail. she got really into it. she learned all about the medi

[applause] andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j.sa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleton douglas beye fyfe fredric neal gabler richard peter gabriel richard s. gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante and her unborn child grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher lourdes j. galletti cono e. gallo vincent gallucci thomas e. galvin giovanna galletta gambale thomas gambino, jr. giann f. gamboa ronald l. gamboa peter james ganci, jr. michael gann cesar r. garcia andrew sonny garcia jorge luis morron garcia david garcia marlyn del carmen garcia juan garcia douglas benjamin gardner christopher samuel gardner and my uncle, michael. although i have not met you, i love you. and my grandma and grandpa miss you dearly. we all do. my grandparents cannot physically make it today, but i love you too. would be proud to know you have two nephews both named after you. i love you. [applause

greta zimmer friedman was 92. next, what's good for the >> osgood: what's good for the goose is good for the gander. sit also good for the man in the boat? here's steve hartman. >> i'd heard of lakes where the fish jump right interest your boat but this was ridiculous. that is a ten pound canadian goose. a little disconcerting. her name is kyle. she has a huge crush on the owner of this boat, a guy named mike and his stalker goose friend live on lake oswego outside portland, oregon, where every day mike tries to tell her it's over. and every day kyle says, oh, no, it's not. kyle first fell for mike two years ago as a gosling after she was abandoned by her mother. >> one of my friends noticed her drowning in the water almost desperate, alone, at any minute she would have been run ove everywhere. >> i just figured i would keep here alive long enough to be an adult and fend. >> then go on it's way. didn't work out that way? >> she never left. i tried to get rid of her. left her and she's already home before me. >> ob

. >> wayne friedman found the common factor here is goodwill. >> the left kidney has a -- >> anotherother kidney transplant at the california pacific medical center, gary mccoy is the recipient, janet jennings, the donor. >> have you ever seen your kidney before? >> no. >> she gives the kidney to gary, with a connection that would have never happened if he had not been getting a facial as part of a groupon promotion. >> two women talking about life and jean's story about not being able to donate to gary, inspired janet to help. >> because i can. why wouldn't you? >> i was blown away. three other people, doing the same thing i'm doing. >> correct. tomorrow, she'll be part of a donation chain, transplanting kidneys, to four different people. >> kidney transplants have been around since the the 1960s, so what is most interesting, isn't the tech molgy behind it, but the methodology, eight people for four transplants, so complicated, they had to make a flowchart of the people involved. janet wanted to give it to gary, but they were >> gofor gary an the other patients, no more dialysis. >>

we are humbled to have you here today with us, ambassador young, honoring friedmans bank in continuing the advancement of access and opportunity for families and communities across the country specifically families and communities of color. please join me in welcoming ambassador young. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm really very proud of all i've seen and heard. i don't do realize that we've might just be waiting out the agenda for the next decade. that is what i want to try to do. i want to try to remind us that what the friedmans bank was all about was the friendship between frederick douglass and abraham lincoln. for them, the war was all about slavery. we need to remember that slavery was valued at $1 billion that the time of the civil war. the next greatest asset of this nation with the railroads which were evaluated at two-point x billion dollars. so if you forget about race, if you forget about slavery and that is hard to do, though by john -- but the panel has done, they have talked about the same thing that they are talking about on television. but nobody mentioned race

greta zimmer friedman was 92. next, what's good for the goose -- e wind brought water to prairie farms. then windmills went away, but the wind remained. leadership, the wind energy industry would not have succeeded. now, more than thirty one percent of all the electricity in iowa comes from wind. these turbines don't just produce clean energy, they produce jobs. six thousand in iowa alone. google, facebook, microsoft and good paying manufacturing jobs have come to iowa for that energy. it started with a simple idea and the renowned work ethic of one senator. senator grassley is literally the father of the modern wind industry. grassley works. >> osgood: what's good for the goose is good for the gander. sit also good for the man in the boat? here's steve hartman. >> i'd heard of lakes where the fish jump right interest your boat but this was ridiculous. that is a ten pound canadian goose. a little disconcerting. her name is kyle. she has a huge crush on the owner of this boat, a guy named mike and his stalker goose

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diann dunn-friedman has had horses in her life for 40 years. diann 3:52 it's not a wild horse because it has shoes on. when photos of this decaying horsed surfaced on social media last week, folks from the horse community were shocked. diann 1:09 absolutely appalling. because that's not how you leave an animal. when a horse falls ill and cant' be helped, it should be humanely euthanized by a trained vet, and disposed of safely. diann 1:45 you don't just bring a horse out into the middle of the desert and leave it there and think that nobody is going to find it or come across it. it's just not humane to do. it's horrible. file video feb 2015 (nats) this investigated dead horses dumped in this area. (nats) in february of last year, we called animal control about this gruesome scene. (nats) two dead horses. one apparently dismembered in a case that to this day remains open and unsolved. (nats) animal control is also now investigating the recent discovery from earlier this month. jason allswang/ccac 6:13 was there cruelty? was there a situation whe

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