one of the problems i found when i was doing my reporting about the former henry horner homes is that sort of came online just before the housing bubble burst. so people who had bought in you know, right sort of at the peak of the housing bubble then found themselves either in foreclosure, a lot of them or you know with a house or a condo that was now worth a lot less than what they paid for it. so you did see people either moving out or turning around and renting it out to students who, you know are mixed race but don't actually bring the same economic integration that you might be hoping for. >> hold on, jonah. don't go away. there is a quote by jamie calvin journalist and activist jonah talks about in the piece. he said it's fundamentally disrespectful. this is a community like any other community, with the full spectrum of everything human beings are capable of. but that is so far removed. the only thing to do with poor people is destroy the houses and send them a off rather than having an assets-based understanding that yes, there's poverty but there's also value. >> as opposed t

in first lieutenant ashley white is injured seriously along with private first class christopher horner on his first deployment and sergeant first class christopher -- christopher domine on his 14th. as she passes the two rangers are killed there is a moment of crisis in addition to the huge amount of grief. that moment of crisis all the women said are they going to shut us down? is america finally going to realize that there were women out there on night raids and the fact that female died going to explode into the headlines and the public isn't going to go but take it and we are all going to be sent back home. the truth is they barely notice. the special operations immunity does know this and immediately descends upon ashley's ohio town and her parents had actually not really known what she was doing because she tried to protect them. so the first time they learned about what it was that she was doing they hear the words new and groundbreaking and in special operations when they go to bring her home. the head of operations command comes and says make no mistake about it, these women a

reaction i recently sat down with competitive enterprise institute senior fellow chris horner and ecoentrepreneurthe "new york post" and daily mail. let's go through the pictures barbra streisand. yes big environmentalist. liberalist herself. the palatial estate with all the green and the lawns and everything else, every neighbor nearby happens to have browned out lawns. then we have got the home of oh jennifer jennifer lopez. jlo, can you see how dark some of the lawns adjacent to her property is but, of course lush, green beautiful lawns there. and we have got let's see photos of hugh hefner, the playboy mansion i guess that's where he lives in his bath robe. then we have got let's see the home of jessica simpson and can you see there again to the left you see oh, beautiful browned out lawns of her narks and then, of course we have the home of julia roberts. and then we have got jennifer ainiseston, same picture, same scenario. will you just admit this is hypocritical? >> sure. you think it's hypocritical. i wouldn't say that those were a lister leading the charge on climate change or going gre

horner -- however colored troops were not allowed to march in this victory parade. what we are doing today is correcting that oversight. we are marching in victory today down pennsylvania avenue. officers are going to march today. >> i am from a small town about 20-25 miles east of memphis. today i can hear on behalf of my great great grandfather. he was from tennessee. he enlisted in the u.s. colored troops regiment in 1863. i will be walking down penciling avenue for my great grandfather -- pennsylvania avenue for my great-grandfather. [drumming] >> free at last! >> 1 2! >> it is a matter of historical fact that president clinton -- president lincoln issued the emancipation automation -- emancipation procuration. prior to that, the south was winning most of the battles. the emancipation proclamation allowed: troops to side with the armed forces of the union. over 2000 of them joined with an 80 infantry -- the navy, infantry, and cavalry. you have fresh recruits coming in in 1853. after that time, the duty and began to win more battles. they had a major role in the