the choice of hawthorne was critical. it was in this space that much of the campaign's relationship building for chicanos occurred. several activist independently called it "a successful multiracial community." some of it was cultural exchange over food and music. others describe their shock at fromoverty of poor whites appalachia to the point where th ey would give their extra shoes and jacetkkets to them. chicano activists in their teens and 20's, and the age is in the poor people's g, it forcedwed youn

the choice of hawthorne was critical. it was in this space that much of the campaign's relationship building for chicanos occurred. several activist independently called it "a successful multiracial community." some of it was cultural exchange over food and music. others describe their shock at fromoverty of poor whites appalachia to the point where th ey would give their extra shoes and jacetkkets to them. chicano activists in their teens and 20's, and the age is in the poor people's g, it forcedwed youn them to take a more sophisticated look at the world and consider how race, class, and gender were intertwined. activists met folks they would not have otherwise met. and who got them thinking in different ways. one of my favorite quotes from carlos, i'll give here. huh? let's see if i get it right. when would we have gotten together with the crusade for justice? live with them, shared bread with them, marched every day with them. their activities and washington bonded the activist together in such a way that they build o

and the choice of hawthorne, i argue was critical. much of the campaign's relationship bidding, for chicanos occur. some of it was cultural exchange over food and music, others describe their shock at the poverty of poor whites from appalachian, who they interacted with to the point where they would give their extra shoes, their extra jackets to these poor whites that seemed to have less than they did. met folk that they wouldn't have otherwise met. and who got them thinking in different ways. so one of my favorite quotes from carlos, and i'll say -- i'll get here -- see if i get it right. when would we have gotten together with the crusade, meaning the crusade for justice, lived with them, shared blade with them, marched every day with them. and their activities bonded the chicano active hiss that it bonded them together after they went home. one of the most interesting ones was in front of the supreme court in june of 1968 where about 400 african-americans native american and mexican-americans joined to protest native fishing rights

la plata, they're clearing up the crash on 225 hawthorne road west at marshall road. police will direct you around that right now while they wait for the tow trucks to wrap everything up. howard has a look at our forecast for this week. >> reporter: it's a beautiful start to the day. going to show you our weather cameras. sunrise 6:45. a little bit of light in the eastern and southeastern horizon. really not a bad start to the week at all. 61 by lunch time on our way close to 65 today. this evening sun sets at 4:59. we'll be 59 by 5:00 p.m. any outdoor plans should be good news for that. high clouds coming across the region now. you see it from west to east. otherwise a very quiet morning with light winds. that's allowed temperatures to drop to 30 in manassas and culpeper. it's freezing in la plata. frederick, gaithersburg 37. warmer right on the waters of the potomac with reagan national at 44. much colder air though for the second half of the week. i'll have details in just a few minutes. andrea and mike? >> thank you, howard. >>> two suspects are still on the run a

competition again with the gienlts game as you recall it was the last turnout it was fun if you've been to hawthorne and want to go let me know as i said earlier commissioner akers left us we have a vacancy at rules committee last thursday the committee moved out to the commissioner for that asset at that time, so on the other hand, we expect next tuesday the 28 to have that position approved and he will get sworn in hopefully in the interim between that and our next meeting november 4th we will have a full commission at this point where are we oh, i put on here the work on the night time and development we're working with the san francisco state university senior seminar i brought this up for the seniors to get them to do some work for us it's a complicated issue on how to best preserve night time in the phase of ongoing new residential development south of market there is not been housing and you that's where night time is permitted we're moving forward in the interest of time if anyone is interested in the scope of work i'm happy to provide it to you with we had a meeting with the coroner's offic

. >> paul: hawthorn state awaits the winner next weekend. the winner today claims the western division title and a spot next weekend in the title game. >> anthony: martin henry and demetreus carter, they've both had positions where they've been in to vie jon than williams. >> paul: williams to the end zone. verlon hunter had a shot at it. looked like it might have been touched by domino before it got to hunter. >> anthony: again, a bit of confusion between the wide receivers not being certain of who the football is actually intended for. the run routes have been with necessary and execution in running the route. it's so vital here inside the 10 yard line where spacing is more conden condensed. >> paul: to the end zone they go. looking for hunter. who has 12 catches already today. cannot get to 13. >> anthony: williams was looking for hunter. hunter was looking for a flag. basically a box out move there from de'andre woodland. >> paul: 24 seconds left, here's the game. and grambling can keep it moving without scoring a touchdown if they get i

about 100 residents pack the hawthorn cultural center last night. a short walk from the now vacant square foot lot at broad and washington. the same man responsible said the two new buildings will provide up to 1,600 apartments, retail space and a rooftop community area. not everyone who lives in the area is excited about that development. >> we silt down and work with the community and mitigate any problems. >> well, the project is in its early stages. plans include two 30-story buildings. no construction date has been set. >>> on the other side of the bench, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane admits her office is under investigation. she says she's being targeted. >>> and new information about a hatchet attack on a group of new york city police officers. the fbi is now calling this an act of terror. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought

developer bart blattstein will present his plans for a mega project at a meeting tonight with the hawthorne empowerment commission. back in june, he said he would turn it into a piazza in the sky complete with 800 apartments. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a steady rain falling this morning. this is the view from the nbc 10 studios. no wind right now. not going to see a lot of wind with this system moving through today, but wind arrives tomorrow, and that's when the temperatures will be going down. this morning they're actually already going up. 41 degrees. that's a degree warmer than it was an hour ago. the colder temperatures to the north where it's freezing in the pocono mountains. but look how things are tapering off. just some really spotty, light showers there. and parts of berks county, chester county also seeing a break in the rain. the steady rain is across new jersey and into delaware, but there's more rain on the way for those areas getting a break. you can see it lining up to our southwest, and that's what's going to be moving in during the d

developer bart blackstein will present his plans for a mega project at a meeting tonight with the hawthorne empowerment coalition. back in june he said he would turn the space into a 30-story 1 million square food piazza in the sky complete with 800 apartments. >>> septa will give an update on its plan to bring trains to the king of prussia area, a project that would branch out the norristown high speed line into king of prussia and valley forge. septa wants to hear from residents tonight on possible routes for the rail service. it would bring people to the mall, the casino, hotels, and other business districts. >> this is very expensive undertaking. that's why we're doing the feasibility study to see if the service would be needed, which all signs point to with that area growing as it is, it would be. >> septa says it's very early in the process. this rail service won't happen for at least ten years. tonight's meeting will be held at the radisson hotel valley forge and king of prussia from 4:00 to 8:00. >>> the pennsylvania gaming control board is meeting to decide whether to award the cit

his problem, and nathanial hawthorne told pierce after he won, i pity you. indeed i do, from the bottom of my heart. pierce's problem was he was too much of a strict constructionist. he didn't quite endorse nullification and secession but certainly took states rights to bear logical -- >> he did. pierce was bad. so i suppose james buchanan can take some solace in the fact that pierce may actually have been a worse president than buchanan. so you might argue that would make him memorable and there are different reasons why i think pierce gets forgotten. but pierce was somebody who i think was kind of backed into the presidency. he had been a lack luster member of congress. he left congress really because of his drinking problems. and then what happens is he gets drafted in a sense to become president because he's a very good looking guy and he's what they call a doe face, which was somebody from the north who would support slavery. so pierce figures, okay. i'm nominated as president. i win the presidency. what the heck? i'll become president. his wife obvious

one of our producer david hawthorne who has covered conflicts in israel and iraq for cbs, when we sawe shots were nearby. at one point, we saw a man about ten yards away from us shooting his gun in the air openly. we also started to notice at that point some smoke coming from buildings. and they were rising over at least four buildings. in about 30 minutes, west florissant, was glowing orange. there was not a fire truck in had sight. now at last check there were about a dozen businesses that were damaged pretty bad. of course, when the sun coming up we'll learn much more gayle. >>> some people in ferguson are questioning the timing of last night's announcement which happened at 8:00 p.m. local time. they wanted a daytime news conference. the police chief says more time wouldn't have help. >> i don't think we were unprepared. i'll be honest with you, until we bring 10,000 preliminary thoushgs,000 policemen in here i don't think we can turn off people who are focused on the community. >>> a violent reaction in ferguson is a blow for organizations that call for protests. naacp president

i was trying desperately to, poised hawthorne.hopper cover the were quite extensively and i thought these were great snippets from the writers. it's not working. so finally we came up with a. >> i have a reading request. can you read us the description that you did at stonewall jackson? page 138. >> it is on page 138? we have a request for abbott's description of stonewall jackson. age 138. >> i will remind people that they people that they face up to love, her imagined love. she spends quite a bit of time. i don't think her feet were as pretty as her. stonewall jackson had just turned 30 acres sold and what some said more scarecrow than human with eerily bright blue eyes and amid the brown massive beard. his preferred uniform consisted of a single coat, left over from the service, a broken visor and a tear for the size for a fee. his worst day of the home everyone else called little seurat fled only 15 ties and jackson wrote him to avoid dragging them on the grounds. he spoke seldom and almost never last year and on the rare occa