we are gathered and behind me is hawkins hall. [applause] there.t which we are here to dedicate this afternoon, along with and -- along with ann marie beechcraft hall, just a short from here. i wish to offer a special welcome to our community who are present this afternoon, some traveling a great distance to be here for this day which includes this dedication, our energy of remembrance, contrition and hope which concluded just a few months ago, and some special gatherings and presentations into the afternoon and this evening. i welcome all of you, especially the members of the hawkins family and all of the extended members of your family. we are grateful and honored by your presence and by the efforts of so many around the nation to share in the events with us, online and in new orleans and baton rouge. we want to thank you all. [applause] >> thank you all for being a part of this special day. i would also like to welcome our neighbors from around the city. i would like to welcome our speakers this afternoon. we would like to have

today, we are here to permanently dedicate isaac hawkins hall and anne-marie b kraft hall. today we re- acknowledge that torch down university, an institution which anchors a district that was founded to uphold an unprecedented conception of liberty and self-governance was built with the force labor of human beings that were simply referred to as hands. i hope that as we continue to remember the bravery and perseverance of anne-marie b kraft, isaac hawkins, and those who have come after them that we can come closer to grasping a true understanding of their distrust relationship with freedom. the enslaved africans and also the free blacks at the time, racism and segregation were constant figures in their social, political and economic lives. we know the legacies of these issues continue to be present in contemporary america. this understanding should inform the actions we take in this community to assure that the ideals of justice and access are equally attainable to the descendents and all of humanity. [applause] >> good afternoon. i first want to thank god for this absolut

the lives of isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft remind us as such. if there is one thing i have learned during my time here, it is that georgetown students are at their best wind things are challenging. -- when things are challenging. these buildings are appropriate symbols moke -- of memorialized history. a hope they stand as constant challenges to all future students, a challenge to confront difficult history and is a challenge to stand up to lingering injustice that remains in our world today. we may not be able to change the past, but in understanding our history, we come to understand the role we have to play in the promotion of justice in our world today. isaac caulkins and anne marie becraft will forever serve as reminders of that role and that challenge. thank you. [applause] >> in my remarks at the ceremony and november 2015, replacing the original names of these outings with freedom and remembrance, i close my comments with the reminder that we are all the authors of georgetown's future. proud tos later, i am -- one year later, i am proud t

but hawkins recovered to win the final frame of the night.all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator lance price and caroline wheeler, political editor of the sunday express. tomorrow's front pages. the metro leads with our top story tonight, the terror arrest at westminster. the paperfeatures a picture of the suspect being wrestled to the ground by police. the i shows the man being led away by officers just a few hundred metres away from downing street. the telegraph front page is also dominated by that story. but the paper also reports that allies of boris johnson believe he could be moved from the foreign office after the election. the foreign secretary's sister has joined the liberal democrats. as european leaders meet to discuss their strategy for brexit negotiations, the ft says they are preparing to recognise the potential for a united ireland within the eu. hundreds of headteachers warned the prime min

that recollection will include new pieces, that students will come to recall the history of isaac hawkins and anne-marie b kraft. history isn't always easy and enjoyable. the lives of them remind us as

in the other semi—final, former champion john higgins leads barry hawkins 5—3.es. they'll also resume on friday. afghanistan and ireland could soon be playing test cricket after the world governing body, the icc, made a change to the way "associate" members can apply for test status. they'll no longer have to be recommended by other test playing nations, as the bbc‘s patrick gearey explains. what the icc has done is removed a barrier to potential new test playing nations like ireland or afghanistan. now, in the past, those nations would need to be nominated by two other nations of the icc and they have removed that and said we will just they have removed that and said we willjust apply they have removed that and said we will just apply and they have removed that and said we willjust apply and are due on the criteria, that includes finances, the state of the grounds, the state oi’ the state of the grounds, the state or the first—class cricket and how competitive they are as an international team. we know that ireland say they meet the criteria with one or two twe

hawkins is just getting control of this frame. hawkins was a finalist in 2013.great britain's ice hockey team have made history in belfast, beating the netherlands 14—0. colin shields scored a hat—trick and in doing so broke tony hand's record, of a0 for the most international goals by a british player. great britain face japan in the gold medal game tonight, with live commentary on 5 live sports extra, from 7:30pm. great britain play in world ice hockey‘s third tier and have not been promoted since 1993. that's all sport for now. thank you very much. well, as you just heard, heavyweight anthony joshua more than 90,000 people are expected to be at wembley stadium tonight to watch the two go head—to—head for the world heavyweight title. well, as you just heard, anthonyjoshua is the favourite to win in tonight's fight. with me to explain more is boxing commentator steve bunce, who presents bbc 5 live's boxing show. first of all, what is it going to be like to be there tonight? believe it or not, it is quite breathtaking. we will be six rows from the ring, so you c

>> daniel hawkins. >> this is a man she used to date?is a person that -- that we believe that she had a relationship with, yes. >> i think they were talking, nothing too extreme. maybe a couple of dates. through mutual friends. >> we would just hang out with daniel, you know. i would text him, and be, like, "hey, man, are you coming out?" and he'd meet up with us. >> reporter: but albert hadn't spoken to daniel that weekend. and didn't know daniel and brooke had been texting each other, making plans to meet up. investigators say they called the number listed for daniel on brooke's phone. he didn't answer. >> you couldn't find him? >> couldn't find him. >> reporter: investigators learned daniel lived in colorado. he'd just been in knoxville for the weekend. >> were you worried that you couldn't get a hold of him and he was out there? >> yeah, it makes you wonder, you know, "what's going on? are they intentionally trying to avoid you?" >> reporter: daniel had flown back to colorado by the time he got on the phone with a sheriff's investiga

and nyp was working as a prostitute on it when hawkins picked her up. >> when i first entered the carthought he was a trick. most of the men are older white men and have money. it was nothing like that, and we know that, and that's okay. i'm sure the perception is of that. >> i'm what you call an empty nester. so i'm by myself. my family's always been ones that were willing to take somebody in that needed some help. i would like to see her straighten out her life. and if i could be part of the thing that helps her do this, great. how you been? >> i've been good. how are you? >> you tried getting ahold of me the other day and you didn't call back. >> you know if i don't call or something, that means that i'm locked in my cell. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know. you can write me, though. >> i can what? >> you can write me a letter. >> yeah. >> right from across the street. >> yeah. >> i ate all my commissary already so i have to wait until friday. i'm so hungry. >> i think there's a lot of hope for her if she chooses to do something about it. she's only been out there a couple years now. so she

betty hawkins talking to witness in canada.ry. in the spring of 1974, a group of people in china accidentally uncovered the site of the vast terracotta army. 0ur accidentally uncovered the site of the vast terracotta army. our next witness is an archaeologist who has devoted her career to these life—size warriors. devoted her career to these life-size warriors. a vast army being unearthed from the tomb it has laid for more than 2000 years. —— laid for more than 2000 years. —— laid in. and she still works in the site of the army in china. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel and you can catch up on all of the films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our on line archive. just go to bbc news. the nazi who planned the holocaust in 1951 was put on trial in jerusalem. gabriela was a young israeli lawyer at the time and was chosen as one of the prosecutors in a trial attracting worldwide attention. —— gabriel. ina nice in a nice week of this trial, i can ta ke in a nice week of this trial, i c

as paul hawkins tells us the bloodshed comes on palm sunday, the start of the holy week leading up to easter. >> palm sunday, when christians celebrate the arrival of jesus in jerusalem, but not today. coptic christians spilled in the city of tanta when a bomb went off. we got a call at 9:00 this morning with news of the explosion. i came here to help. lots of people were dead. it's really bad. dozens were killed and many more injured. pope francis who is due to visit egypt at the end of the month was quick to condemn the attack during his palm service outside the vatican. to the egyptian nation, i express my deep condolences. i pray for the dead and for the injured. i'm close to the families and to the whole community. may god convert the hearts of those who spread terror, violence, and death. and also the starts of those -- and also the hearts of those who make and traffic weapons. heavy setback when news of another attack in alexandria outside st. marks church as a suicide bomber detonated their device after they were challenged by the police. inside the head of the coptic christia

john higgins leads barry hawkins 13 frames to 7 in the semi—finals of the world snooker championshipeffield. the match resumed this morning with higgins leading 10—6, the first to 17 goes through to the final. after winning a frame each, hawkins had the chance to narrow the gap to three frames but missed this pink. in fact it took the players over six minutes to finally get it in. and it was higgins who did to win the frame and take that six frame lead. that's all sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for click. hackers beware — finally there is a box which is immune to your attacks. hack—proof. totally secure. sounds like a challenge to me! over the last few years, billions of e—mail accounts have been hacked. has yours? last year, yahoo announced that over 1.5 billion e—mail accounts were compromised between 2013 and 2014 — the largest breach in history. then it emerged that russian hackers had gained access to 60,000 e—mails from hillary clinton's presidential campaign. some believe the resulting leaks helped swing the election for trump. and what it certainly did reveal is so

but hawkins won the last, meaning they'll be back on the table at 7 this evening to finish the match.an in six tries in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat last night. centre ian whitten's score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. nicky henderson has been crowned champion jumps trainer for a fourth time, after his horse altior won the celebration chase at sandown. it had been a race between henderson and paul nicholls to be named trainer of the year — but altior, thought by many to be the natural successor to sprinter sacre in the two mile division, secured it for henderson, who last won the honour four years ago. that's all from sportsday. a quick update on the premier league, burnley are still leading crystal palace 1—0. about 25 minutes on the clock there. we will have more later, at 7:30pm. the night. it has been a fairly quiet start of the bank holiday weekend, with a lot of dry weather across the uk. i think you will notice temperatures creeping up by a notch or two in t

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins is the beginning of our journey together toward a healing from the jesuits of georgetown's legacy of slavery. >> mark cartwright held a town hall meeting. >> we have moved the needle of this discussion that used to be no way, no how. but now it is, let's make it work. >> the competitive it enterprise institute on science and public policy. >> to the extent possible, scientific research should be separated from government. then you not find climate science in particular being a faction written, orthodoxy enforcing political movement. rather, the quest for knowledge. >> the objectives are simplified personal taxes, middle income tax cuts to spur the economy to make our business taxes competitive. >> former ambassador to afghanistan. >> clearly we have to work with afghans for stabilize situation against the taliban on spot. and then move ahead with the political process that will have to include pakistan. >> jeff sessions and transnational crime organizations. >> if you are a gang member, we'll find you. we will devastate your networks, starve

isaac hawkins was the first name on the list of the 272.cond building was renamed for a free woman of color who built a school for black girls. they will be treated like alumni but right now no financial assistance. >> everyone can't afford to come to georgetown university. >> the history books will not change but georgetown university added a chapter. in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> there are a lot of thing. and maybe this is the first step that the places will do the same thing. >> it's nice to have have deten -- descendants. larry: food is what attracts many to a restaurant in colorado but for a mother it's food, comfortable birthing conditions. yes. nancy: what? larry: that is right. she has been coming back for five years. they are not part of the menu. nancy: i'm glad you clarified that. maybe she had a craving for kabab. looking for them. larry: breadcrumbs on occasion. okay. well, coming up you count on metro? what the transit service has to say about the reliability. >> here inside the on your side call for th

the remaining two buildings on campus, one in honor of isaac hawkins, the first name on the bill of sale >> does it make a difference to name a building for these people? >> it is the biggest donor of school has ever seen. they pulled the proceeds -- >> reporter: saved the school. >> saved the school renaming the buildings after isaac hawkins is the first step towards recognizing that. >> reporter: but contrition is just a start. at georgetown, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> there are now thousands of descents of those survivors. they will get extra points if they apply to study there. if they need it, they will get financial help too but to do more. >>> spent their good friday on the phone with the insurance company. heavy rains brought overnight flooding to low lying areas in fresno, california. deluge also flooded the basements of nearby homes and businesses. >> there were some of the ski areas seeing this last week, some ski areas have had 700 plus inches of snow. it's like 30, 40 feet of snow. >> i also saw that in some parts of california where they have seen the rain, they have had wildf

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins and anne marie b. craft is the beginning of our journey together toward a healing from the jesuits of georgetown's legacy of slavery. >> pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright holding a town hall meeting. >> we have moved the needle on this discussion. it used to be no way no how on anything like the aca. but now it's, let's make it work. >> the competitive enterprise institute's marla lewis on science and public policy. >> to the extent that it is possible, scientific research should similarly be separated from government. then you would not find climate cience in particular being a faction ridden orthodoxy enforcing, you know, political movement. but, rather, the quest for knowledge. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin. >> the objectives are simplified personal taxes, create middle income tax cuts to spur the economy, and make our business taxes competitive. >> former ambassador to afghanistan. >> clearly, we've got to work with the afghans to stabilize the situation against a taliban onslaught. th

the four—time world champion extended his lead against barry hawkins after winning a marathon final frame other semi—final is a tighter affair between defending champion mark selby and ding junhui, the man he beat in last year's final. selby began the session 9—7 up and won the first frame in style. but ding won five out of the next seven frames, clearing up with a break of 135 in the last frame to draw level at 12—12. they'll resume at half past two tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. there will be more sport here on bbc news in the morning. from all of us, good night. let's see if the weather will be behaving itself this bank holiday weekend. it is looking a little mixed. the weather is looking pretty decent for most of us on saturday. but on sunday a bit of rain on the way. not everybody will get the rain, so that's why it is looking at little mixed. let's be what is happening in the short term. weather fronts quite close to the uk. just to the west of our neighbourhood, but far enough away to give us a dry night. the rabies fringing in the far north—west. spells for most of us. far n

john higgins faces barry hawkins in this evening's session.yesterday in her first match since her doping suspension, maria sharapova has won again — against another russian, ekaterina makarova. the former world no1 won the first set 7—5, the third successive set she has won in her comeback. and she went on to comfortably win the second, 6—1 to clinch her place in the next round. johanna konta is out of the event though after she was beaten by anastasija sevastova. the british number one, who was the sixth seed for the tournament, was defeated in straight sets by the latvian who is ranked 26th in the world. 6-3, 7-5. andy murray is into the quarterfinals in barcelona after a straight sets victory over feliciano lopez. the world number one's return from elbow injury didn't go to plan in monte carlo but here he was back on track in spain. he will make the first set 6—4 and broke lopez's serve in the final game. murray marches on but there was defeat for britain's dan evans in barcelona. he lost in straight sets to dominic thiem of austria. irelan

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins and ann marie craft is our journey from healing from the jesuits of georgetown's history of slavery. > congressman cartwright holding a hearing. >> it used to be no way no how on anything like the a.c.a., but now it's -- let's make it work. >> the competitive enterprise institute's marlo lewis on science and public policy. >> to the extent it's possible, scientific research should similarly be separated from government. then, you would not find climate science in particular eing a faction-ridden, orthodoxy enforcing, you know, political movement. but rather the quest for knowledge. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin. >> the objectives are simplified personal taxes, create middle-income tax cuts to spur the economy and make our business taxes competitive. >> former ambassador to afghanistan, ryan crocker. >> clearly we got to work with e afghans to first stabilize the situation against a taliban onslaught. and then move ahead with a political process that's going to have to include pakistan. >> attorney general jeff sessions on transnationa

, the first slave named on that bill of sale this now is named ice ak hawkins hall.lming feeling of his spirit not just him, but all the slaves in america. georgetown university says it will create an institute for the stud different slavery and give preference and admissions to the descendents of those 272 slaves of the maryland >> i'm very happy of what is going on and the university is taking steps to kind of make amends. >> some credit the student body forgetting them to atone for their since. >> a process that is just beginning. >> up next at 10. thirty shelling out big bucks for somebody's wedding. how much guests are spending on wedding gifts and where you live has an impact on how much you're willing to pay. we'll explain. the nightmare for united airlines now becoming a drag for the investors. stocks falling more than 2 percent tuesday. the company's ceo apologizing again where a passenger was hurt while being dragged off over an over booked flight. no employee has been made yet over future over bookings. stocks taking a tumble following monday's big rally,

, the first bill of slave back in 1938, this is ice action hawkins hall.helming feeling of his spirit in the air, not just representative of the slaves in america. georgetown university says it will create an institute for the study of slavery and give preference in admissions to the descendents of those 272 slaves of the maryland jesuits. >> i'm very happy at what's going on and that the university is taking the steps to find of make amends. some descendents credit georgetown's student body forgetting the university to begin atoning for its sins, a process that is really just beginning. in northwest, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >> before we head to break, we have some breaking news coming out of the district right now firefighters are responding to some smoke at the gallery place metro station and we're told they found some debris on the tracks which is sometimes how these smoke incidents begin. they are single tracking between farragut north and judiciary square. if you're taking the redline or expecting somebody to come because there's going to be som

who is isaac hawkins? used to be property of the jesuits. the reason for the whole ceremony today.e university said they're sorry and they're ways to move forward. >> we pray with you today because we have greatly sinned and because we are profoundly sorry. >> i've been in d.c. since 2003 and to know i've been passing by georgetown all of this time and not realized the connection has been kind of a surreal moment for me. >> reporter: later on news4, more about georgetown university recognizing its slave-owning past and charting a course for the future. >>> several new laws are on the books this afternoon in maryland, all related to sexual assault. governor larry hogan signed them into law. one expands the definition of sexual abuse to include human trafficking. another no longer requires the victim to resist her attacker for a sexual assault charge to be filed. on another front, the governor signed the hometown heroes act, which gives a tax break on retirement income to first responders. >>> good afternoon and gesundheit. the pollen count is right back up again and that's to blame.

the other semi—final, the former champion john higgins, who beat kyren wilson 13—6, will play barry hawkinsthursday and they're the best of 31 frames. and that is all your sport for now. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. our weather is set to turn a little bit milder over the next few days, quieting down in many respects. but before we get there, yesterday we had some really big thunderstorms hanging around. this one brought hail in west hampsted. thanks to our weather watcher for sending that picture in. you can see the extent of the showers as they have worked in. the showers have tended to die away overnight. just one or two left over working towards central, southern england. by and large, today we are looking at quite a cloudy weather picture for many of us. and there will be some showers knocking around as well. ok, let's take a look at how the weather starts off in the morning. quite a lot of cloud around. some showers really from the word go across north—western areas. towards southern parts of england and wales, this is where the

barry hawkins is also through to the second round after beating fellow—englishman tom ford 10—3.bingham 5—3 overnight. the second round matches are the best of 25 frames, the first to 13. meanwhile, the rocket is flying high in sheffield. ronnie 0'sullivan leads shaun murphy six frames to two. however, despite being fourframes down the shot of the day, without a doubt, goes to the world number five from nottingham. look at this from shaun murphy. the 2005 champion pulling off a sumptous and pretty ballsy "exhibition" trick shot. ice in his veins at the world championships. england rugby union coach eddiejones isn't getting involved in the great selection debate surrounding the british lions squad to tour new zealand. the england captain dylan hartley and joe launchbury were left out of the squad named by warren gatland, butjones is concentrating on england's two—test tour of argentina in june. i've got no interest in the lions. i haven't spoken to warren, it is just... but they will just tell us, you know. what i envision happens is they will tell us and then we will give them a

two time winner three frames from securing his place in the quarter—finals. 2013 finalist, barry hawkins dott. they'll also complete their match on monday afternoon. and the winner of that match will play scotland's stephen maguire who was a comprehensive 13 frames to three winner against rory mcleod with a session to spare booking his place in the last eight for the first time since 2012. lebronjames lebron james got 32 lebronjames got 32 points to have a a—game sweep of indiana. that is it. from me and the rest of the marvellous sport team, that is goodbye for now. hello there. we've got a bit of a taste of winter for the new working week. the cold front is going south across the uk introducing colder conditions. so, through the week ahead, a chance of seeing wintry showers. gardeners, take note, also some frosty nights over the next few nights too. we are already seeing colder conditions moving in across scotland with sleet and snow showers, mostly over the high ground, but some wintry precipitation getting down to lower levels. further south across the uk, we've got quite a lot of cl

the four—time world champion extended his lead against barry hawkins, after winning a marathon finales. so higgins is 10—6 up, first to 17 wins. they start again at 10am tomorrow. the other semifinal is a tighter affair between mark selby and a changing way. the man he beat in the final last year. sobhi began the session 9—7 up and one of the first print in style. ding junhui won five of the next seven clear about what the break of 135 in the last frame to draw level at 12—12. they will resume at half past two tomorrow afternoon. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. we will be looking at the papers and but brooking used renewed now. we are hearing from the south korean news agency that north korea is reported to have fired a ballistic missile. it is said to have been fired from an area north of the capital, pyongyang, on saturday. the agency said the type and flight direction of the missile is still being examined, but the united states government is already suggesting initial indications are that this ballistic missile test was u nsuccessful. that this balli

barry hawkins is also through to the quarter finals.3—6 victory over scotland's graeme dott and reach his fifth consecutive quarterfinal where he'll now face another scot stephen maguire. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. good night. hello and welcome to our look at the papers. with me are miranda green of the financial times and christopher hope of the daily telegraph. let's start with the front pages. we start with the financial times which reports on the positive reaction from the financial markets to emmanuel macron‘s progression to the second round of voting in the french election. the i reveals labour's plans for brexit, including assurances for eu nationals living in the uk the daily express claims a study shows just 45 minutes of exercise a day can prevent dementia. the metro says a law firm used legal aid to pay for bogus claims against british soldiers in iraq. the daily telegraph leads with comments by the head of the university admissions service that students shouldn't worry about finding jobs st

barry hawkins willjoin mark selby in the last eight of the championship. a 13—6 victory over scotland's graeme dott and reach his fifth consecutive quarterfinal where he'll now face another scot stephen maguire. it sounds to suspect faulty grammar, but i played solid enough. —— it sounds disrespectful to graham. i was not scoring as heavily as you would like, really, but i'm winning and that's the main thing. it was a moment that caught the attention of many — among 40,000 runners at yesterday's london marathon, david wyeth being helped over the line by fellow competitor matthew rees. the clip on the bbc sport facebook site alone has been viewed more than 5 million times. today the pair were reunited to talk about what happened. ididn't i didn't really think about it. when someone i didn't really think about it. when someone is in need, you help them. i was shouting in his ear, saying, "come on, you can do this, it's 200 metres, we will finish — i'll stay with you". maybe i was a bit overzealous with my support. no, it was wonderful. it was needed! what th

higgins going through 13—6 and will play either barry hawkins or stephen maguire.ill coming to terms with being the fastest british runner at the london marathon. griffiths qualified for august's world championships in london as he finished the marathon 13th overall in two hours 1a minutes 49 seconds. the 23—year—old, who aims to continue coaching himself, says he only had his national record on his mind on sunday. i was iwas aiming i was aiming for two hours 16 which was the welsh commonwealth games time but i thought that might be a long shot. i knew i'd been training really well. i was going to give it my best shot and exceeded my wildest expectations. what mile was it you realised, this is going to be a good time and a good place? even in the last mile i was looking at my watch, trying to chase that two hours 16, it's been my aim for so long. when i crossed the line i realised i was probably the first british athlete over the line and what that would mean. it was crazy, i couldn't believe it. there's a shot of me with my head in my hands. to be back in london,

the other semi is between four—times champion john higgins and barry hawkins.our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jane merrick and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. the financial times leads with the white house's pledge to cut taxes and ‘unleash‘ the us economy. white house's pledge to cut taxes and 'unleash' the us economy. the i reports on the news that two football clu bs reports on the news that two football clubs have been raided as pa rt football clubs have been raided as part ofan football clubs have been raided as part of an investigation into allegations of tax fraud. a poll on the front of the metro suggests that theresa may is britain's most popular leader of the last forty yea rs. popular leader of the last forty years. the prime minister is pictured on the front page of the daily telegraph — greeting the president of the european commission in downing street this evening. the paper reports that britain will

isaac hawkins. the other, anne marie becraft hall bears the name of a pioneer in education for blacks before becoming a nun. the president of the university called this day profoundly important to the life of georgetown university. there's been talk of scholarships even an endowment to help the descendants of those slaves sold from the university here. all that is being worked out here, but today is a day of apology and atonement. we're live in georgetown university, derrick ward, news4. back to you. >>> something that was done 200 years ago. >> we saw a beautiful day across our region, take a look at those numbers right now. in there. 71 degrees currently. 71 hagerstown. good everywhere. ocean city, 56 degrees. a flow there, not quite beach weather just yet. satellite and radar showing our system that came through as a front, made its way south. but it's working its way back up and that could lead to showers tomorrow. also a much cooler day tomorrow, but the warmth does return. later this week, we'

. >> georgetown also renamed two buildings on campus, one bill of sale, isaac hawkins.he other a free black woman who pioneered education for black people in washington before becoming a nun. >>> as more platforms offer millions of users the ability to live stream from their phones, social media providers are struggling with how to censor what is shared. the brutal murder in cleveland is hardly the only violent crime captured and shared. among many crimes torture of a teen and police shootout. the cleveland video remained online for two hours before facebook shut it down. today facebook ceo mark zuckerburg admitted there is a problem. >> we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> facebook launched facebook live a year ago mark zuckerburg said he wanted to reflect raw. be careful what you ask for. >> facebook is largest but not onld social media provider encouraging to stream live. the suspect in the shooting shot and killed himself today after a police chase that started in pennsylvania. >>> fairly soon crew

hawkins, just like the word champion boxer. you might remember can you who i covered twice after he lost his left eye after a random shootout. i showed you this picture of a rapper coming to visit him at the hospital. password six months to today, and he is now a champion in -- in life. i asked him in october you are in the hospital trying to figure out how to get around. now that you lost and i. how is it that boxing with one eye? >> i have to work harder than i was. >> he is at the gym five days a week. he says that if anything, losing and i has made him stronger. his coach was known him since he was six years old said he has seen a huge difference just in his behavior since the shooting. he said that it has in a way benefited him. >> honestly, it's amazing. to me the differences he is probably a little more calm. he was like a hothead and would get angry at certain things. and now he was like keep it cool. since the shooting he has been much more set, he's easier to coach. >> kenya says he's working on getting a job and also

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins is the beginning of our journey together towards the healingrom the legacy of slavery. >> pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright holding a town hall meeting. way, used to be no know-how how on anything like the aca, but now it is let's make it work. >> the competitive enterprise institute marlo lewis on science and public policy. >> with the extent that its policy -- possible, scientific research should similarly be separate from government. then you wouldn't find climate science in particular being a faction ridden orthodoxy and --cing -- in forcing enforceing use. the objectives or simplify personal taxes, create middle income tax cuts to spur the economy, and make our business taxes competitive. >> former ambassador to afghanistan brian crocker. >> clearly we have to work with the afghans to stabilize the situation against a taliban on slot. ad then move ahead with political process, it will have to include pakistan. >> attorney general jeff sessions on transnational pride organizations. member, were a gang will find you. we will devastate

. >> reporter: tracie hawkins probably isn't only person who thinks that way, so here's what is set to notice right now we can still use the parkway. well, starting tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. all lanes will be closed from 20th street to the art museum. some side streets will shut down as well. closures all because of the massive production that is set to be the nfl draft, and stage , especially big. >> you cannot even see the art museum from down the parkway, it is unbelievable, no, i have never seen this stage that big it is crazy. >> we actually came down here my cousins visiting from north jersey and came to show them our beautiful city with our gorgeous parkway and, i know this is temporary but i'm like we cannot see the art museum. >> reporter: for the most part people say they support 39 day event. >> this is what happens, this is price of fame as it were. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: some not buying into the hype. >> the draft is kind of boring , you know, who watches the draft, all you care business your pick and beyond that does it really matter. >> reporter: more than anything,

but hawkins won the last, meaning they'll be back on the table at seven this evening to finish the matchmpton. they have gone top of the table with wasps, thanks to a seventh straight bonus point win. they beat northampton 36—12. saints drop down to seventh in the table, meaning they would miss out on qualifying for the champions cup. let's have a look at the other results. the only game of the day so far in the pro 12 is between ospreys and ulster. both sides are keen to maintain their european spots and ospreys boosted their credentials, running in three tries in a 2a—10 victory at the liberty stadium — but couldn't get the bonus point win. these are the other matches coming up these are the other matches coming up shortly. so that's the day's scores for you. let's move on to tonight's boxing action in london. the time for talking is nearly over and only actions will matter in the ring when britain's anthonyjoshua takes on wladimir klitschko in their heavyweight unification bout later. 90,000 people will be watching at wembley stadium tonight. olly foster is there for us. it has had so

and won 10,000 for healthcare related ideas an invention and 6abc community affairs manager niki hawkins honor of announcing the winners there were more than 100 ideas submitted for this contest. ♪ ,$8drw z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y all right let's be candid the phillies have been man handled by the new york mets. >> for years. >> it's nice to turn things around a little bit. >> in their park and a big moment for zach eflin and his 2016 season was cut short to injuries and surgeries to both knees and after two starts in the minors he returns to the phillies and mets in the field and phillies strike first and zach wheeler and that is herrera 1-0 phils and with a run already in and a wild pitch and phils down 2-1 and settles down from there and five innings allowings two runs and strikes out four no signs of that knee issue. same count in the eight two on for blanco and comes through with a double that is what we believe to be the go ahead run but the ball actually left the field of play, came back and freddy galvis is sent back to third base so the game is tied at two, we eventually go to ext

scotland's higgins overcame barry hawkins to book his place, and he's looking for a fifth world title ice hockey world championship gold in 2a years, as they beat japan a—0 to clinch promotion in belfast. both sides had won their first four matches in division one group b, and promotion came down to the final game of the tournament. it was gb who ended the tournament unbeaten and having spent the last three seasons in the sports third tier, they now move up to the second level. i have been dreaming about this, a lot. and before we came away i spoke to my wife, parents, and we deserve this. the last two years, what we have experienced, saw us through tonight. it is one of the best groups i have known.” tonight. it is one of the best groups i have known. i am sure those celebrations, continuing. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. in turkey the manager of an iranian television network has been shot dead in istanbul. saeed karimian was driving with a business partner when masked gunmen opened fire on their vehicle. mr karimian‘s network, gem tv, broadcasts foreign

the four time champion needed just one frame to seal victory against barry hawkins in yesterday's eveningirst of the evening. 17—8 the final score. that's all the sport. now on bbc news it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster rachel shabi and political commentatorjames millar. let's just take a look at some of the front pages before we speak to them. the mail on sunday focuses on pensions, reporting that theresa may will bring in new laws to prevent a repeat of the sir philip green bhs scandal if she wins the election. talk of pension cowboys. the observer leads on this weekend's meeting of eu leaders saying they want the uk to provide guarantees to eu citizens living in britain before any trade talks can begin. the sunday times reports that the other eu member states have rejected theresa may's negotiating position and accused her of living in a "parallel reality". the sunday telegraph says the prime minister has rejected the demands coming from brussels with politicians on both sides of the channel war

s corey hawkins.le of 24 legacy. ♪ ♪ i can't do that. if they will die. everything you've done will come out. >> i will pay for it. they're dead because of me. >> unless i can stop it. they're going to execute reb rebecca. ♪ >> 24 legacy season finale monday on fox. >> wow talk about drama all building up to the big show tonight. tonight the finale 24 legacy fans have lot to look forward to. let's get a sneak peek much here's fox's jonathan hunt. >> they're going to execute rebecca. >> reporter: as the clock ticks down to the final hour of 24 legacy, the cast says the series finale has some big surprises. >> i will pay for what i've d done. >> the twists and the turns of it are so unexpected. the things that happen are, you know, impossible to -- to imagine. >> even at the end there's stuff that, yeah, totally unexpected. my last seen in this great way to end the run on this series on this show. that's not saying i'm not saying anything. i'm not -- [ laughter ] >> you can read in whatever you want. >>

we'll be able to work through this issue of hawkins for coal miners. and there will be board security money which the president asked, not the wall. most people do agree whatever you think of the wall that we do need a more secure border. that's usually a place you can find some agreement on. host: will it pass in the senate? guest: i think it will. i think this has to do more with democratic concern over probably the discussion about whether or not we would have health care vote. it may have had something to do with whether or not we would continue to pay subsidies to health insurance companies to allow them to operate the obamacare exchanges. but i think those things have mostly been resolved. we'll see. there's also little drama at the end. it's one of the reasons why you don't want to wait to the end because it empowers schiff makers on whatever side. so hopefully, this is a less don for everybody. host: the so-called macarthur amendment. where do the votes stand on that? guest: we're not there yet. and one of the reasons that we didn't, we have a

scotland's higgins overcame barry hawkins to book his place. their first ice hockey world championship gold in 2a years as they beat japan 4—0 to clinch promotion in belfast. both sides had won their first four matches in division one group b and promotion came down to the final game of the tournament. it was gb who ended the competition unbeaten and having spent the last three seasons in the sports third tier, they now move up to the second level. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. donald trump has marked the 100th day of his presidency with a speech defending his record and attacking the media. addressing thousands of cheering supporters in pennsylvania, he insisted he's delivering his election promises "every single day" and dismissed criticism of him as "fake news". 0ur correspondent laura bicker sent this report from the rally. they came to support their champion, to celebrate 100 days of a president who calls them "the forgotten of america." i

higgins meanwhile quickly took the one frame he needed to beat barry hawkins 17—8.sten to the big fight between anthony joshua and wladimir klitschko right now. it's over on bbc radio 5live. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. pope francis has held a mass in front of thousands of people in cairo on the second day of his visit to egypt. the pontiff warned against religious fanaticism as he addressed the crowd of around 15,000 faithful at the city's air defence stadium. he has now left egypt after the visit, which was aimed at building ties with muslim leaders and supporting the country's christian community. the bbc‘s martin bashir was travelling with the pope and gave this assessment. pope francis arrived in egypt, with a christian community under siege after those twin bomb attacks on palm sunday three weeks ago. but here at the air force stadium there's a sense of celebration at his arrival and i think that, overall, it has been a successful trip. he's navigated some delicate meetings with the president in egypt and the prime minister. of co

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins and anne-marie is the beginning of our journey togetherrom the healing of the jesuits of georgetown's legacy of slavery. announcer 2: holding a town hall eating. >> it used to be no way, know-how on anything like the ata, but now it is, let's make it work. announcer 2: marlo lewis on science and public policy. >> to the extent it is possible, scientific research should similarly be separated from government. then you would not find climate science in particular being a faction-ridden orthodoxy-enforcing political movement but rather the quest for knowledge. announcer 2: steve mnuchin. >> the objectives are simplified personal taxes, create middle income tax cuts to spur the economy, and make our business competitive. announcer 2: ryan crocker. >> we have got to work with the afghans to stabilize the situation against taliban onslaught. politicalahead with a process. announcer 2: transnational crime organizations. >> if you are a gang member, we will find you. we will devastate your networks, deplete your ranks, and sees your property. we w

scotland's higgins overcame barry hawkins to book his place, and he's looking for a fifth world titles going to be a fantastic occasion. the first final, ten years ago was against higgins. here we are. to win it twice was more than i wished for. a third... i can only dream of that. hopefully that is going to come true. i definitely to raise my game. need probably do the same as! raise my game. need probably do the same as i was against mark allen, but the good thing is that i know i have got to do this. one massive game at the end of the season. see where it takes me. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. in turkey, the manager of an iranian television network has been shot dead in istanbul. saeed karimian was driving with a business partner when masked gunmen opened fire on their vehicle. mr karimian‘s network, gem tv, broadcasts foreign and western shows in iran. 0ur correspondent geear gol sent this update from istanbul. at this moment, police have been conducting a very thorough investigation, looking at cctv from areas, and at around 8:15 last night an suv ve

. >> naming these buildings for isaac hawkins and anne marie, is the beginning of our journey together a healing from the jesuits of georgetown's legacy of slavery. >> pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright holding a town hall meeting. >> we have moved the needle on this discussion. it used to be no way, no how on anything like the aca, but now it's let's make it work. >> the competitive enterprise institute's marla lewis on science and public policy. >> to the extent that it's possible, scientific research should similarly be separated from government. then you would not find climate science in particular being a faction-ridden, orthodoxy-enforcing, you know, political movement. but, rather, the quest for knowledge. against a taliban onslaught. and then move ahead with a political process that is going to have to include pakistan. >> attorney general jeff sessions on transnational crime organizations. >> if you are a gang member we will find you. we will devastate your net worth. worth. we will starve your revenue sources, deplete your ranks and seizure profits. we will not concede