door, and what happened just two days later on june 13th, 1963, when the university of alabama's huntsville campus is desegregated with very little fanfare and very little fuss. so what you see here is james mclathery, a mathematics student, graduate student, and employee at nasa who is walking into this open door to successfully desegregate the university of alabama at huntsville. with very little media attention, very little police presence, and, you know, it is a very stark contrast between what happened just a few days before in tuscaloosa. once the school has successfully desegregated, he sort of moves on into the national political sphere. he's using it as a political launching point. >> i am pleased to announce this morning that more than 100,000 californians have registered as members of the american independent party, in order to give us assistance in gaining a place on the california ballot in next year's general election. >> george wallace makes his first initial run in national politics in 1964, where he enters a few key primaries and does very well there. but his first major na

got absolutely alone away the doctor was from huntsville, alabama. he says we are going to put sick absolutely has it up to the point of a level for trauma center and he has everything that will keep you alive for at least two hours andl you can get transport go to level o or a level one center. one of the things that makes this ship so durable is that it is round and very curvy and it has a big, stainless steel propeller on it which doesn't break. we are down in the main engine room of the bramble. we are looking at two main engines, big diesels, basically on the that will be trains. they parallel together and go into this power board. iss old technology technology that is going to be the most reliable and that is because we are breaking ice. loads. looking at shock is if you look up these engines directly with a propeller, you would snap the shaft. we've got an engine driving a andrator and the generator that drives the propeller. is still inhnology use and is about as good as you are going to get. you are going to get reliability galore and as min

that would mean 300 job losses in huntsville.es like airbus and boeing , along with the u.s. defense department, rely on century's high. aluminum and will have to buy for supply. >> we are very proud of our product. but we can't compete with somebody that doesn't follow the same set of rules. that was jojo. the bank of england moved to lower its benchmark rate and is having an impact far beyond the u.k.. oil continues to trade above $40 a barrel. what's been interesting is, for the most part, as goes oil, so goes emerging-market currencies. that is kind of breaking down right now. this goes back to january this year. you can see emerging-market currencies follow. emerging-market currencies climbed to a one-week hi -- i'm sorry, a one-year high this week. over the past decade, a longer-term, you see the annual correlation that cm currencies have would bring crude. so far this year, the correlation is only 0.7. you have the snapshot and the rest of the world. low interest rates or negative interest rates. that means investors are f

this video out of huntsville, they have stormy conditions there with winds gusting over 60 miles per hour at times knocking out power, igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up in huntsville around 6:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. there's a shelf cloud from the storm rolling that way. kearn county, california range fire 20% containment, one of the dozen fires causing air quality. we have red flag warnings for western wyoming and eastern washington and oregon, as well. wind conditions will start to crank up, and peak later on tonight. loose i i -- enhanced monsoon flow gets going today. louison. that's a look nationally, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: all right, good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. radars are clear, let's get you outside, the skies are clear, it's a nice morning around the delaware and lehigh valleys as we look back toward the center city skyline. you can see sunshine today. it will be hot temperatures in the low 90s. we lost the humidity, it will feel like 92 that you see posted today. tomorro

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as it moves toward claritin, huntsville. you're going to be next. lee roy. activity picking up. it already is or will be very soon. there are some strong shower and thunderstorm activity as well. some heavy rain over twinsburg. i want to take a look now at the power five doppler network. the heaviest rain and where it is currently at. i picked up on south russell and geauga lake, it is about in./h. we're seeing when dust anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. we are expecting the chance for some of those trees that are going to be shifted in this saturated ground with those stronger winds to be toppled over. here toward copley headed toward akron driving on 77 and route 80 is going to be more difficult with this very heavy rainfall, moving the windshield wipers as fast as they can. now, this line is moving to the north. mayfield, or will come in for us as well. some heavy rain and -- indicating by the darker green, that is indicating the light rain. widespread has not been the case for us but this has been the most organized activity that we have had over the past couple of days

this video out of huntsville, alabama where they had some stormy conditions there winds gusting over 60 miles per hour at times, knocking out some power and even igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up. that happened around 6:00 yesterday afternoon. there's a little shelf cloud from the storm that was rolling that way. out west to current county, california, this is one of a dozen fires burning in the west. this is causing air quality issues across parts of central california. wyoming, eastern washington and oregon. windy conditions will be starting to crank up and will peak later tonight. winds over 34 miles per hour as this cold front drops down and cools things off. flash flood watch for prescott to flagstaff, arizona >>> were heating up here the low to mid 90s and it will be a hot one out there with a nice mix of sun and clouds. probably more sun then clouds with the chance for showers and thunderstorms beginning around 11 pm. your power of 5 forecast keeps the heat through tomorrow. it will start to look a lot more like fall before the end of the week. have

this video out of huntsville, alabama where it is the south and they had some stormy conditions there with winds gusting over 60 miles per hour power and even igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up. that happened around 6:00 yesterday afternoon. there's a little shelf cloud from the storm that was rolling that way. out west to current county, california, the fire here getting up to 600 acres with zero percent containment. this is one of a couple dozen fires burning in the west. this is causing air quality issues across parts of central california. red flag warnings for parts of wyoming, eastern washington and another hot day for lewiston and windy conditions will be starting to crank up and will peak later tonight. winds over 34 miles per hour as this cold front drops down and cools things off. obviously the winds not helping there. flash flood watch for prescott to flagstaff, arizona as an enhanced monsoon flow gets going today. the showers and storms wi become more isolated through the morning and early afternoon hours. we'll mostly cloudy through late afterno

this video out of huntsville, alabama where they had some stormy conditions there winds gusting over 60 miles per hour at times, knocking out some power and even igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up. that happened around 6:00 yesterday afternoon. there's a little shelf cloud from the storm that was rolling that way. out west to current county, california, this is one of a dozen fires burning in the west. this is causing air quality issues across parts of central red flag warnings for parts of wyoming, eastern washington and oregon. windy conditions will be starting to crank up and will peak later tonight. winds over 34 miles per hour as this cold front drops down and cools things off. flash flood watch for prescott to flagstaff, arizona >> a in august. we of course will then have the beach forecast coming up in the next half-hour. >> with lots of beach balls for sara. >> we'll get them blown up for you. >>> are you ready for some baseball? >> let's do it. >> is that actually the saying, are you ready for some baseball? >> even i knew that. >> that's bad when

this video out of huntsville, alabama where they had some stormy conditi at times, knocking out some power and even igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up. that happened around 6:00 yesterday afternoon. there's a little shelf cloud from the storm that was rolling that way. out west to current county, california, this is one of a dozen fires burning in the west. this is causing air quality issues across parts of central wyoming, eastern washington and oregon. windy conditions will be starting to crank up and will peak later tonight. winds over 34 miles per hour as this cold front drops down and cools things off. flash flood watch for prescott to flagstaff, arizona a.j.: good morning. i'm meteorologist a.j. u yesterday's cool front. high pressure building in, equalling to a beautiful weekend. looks like a shot of showers, potentially, later sunday night and into monday. sea breezes at the coast line holding things to 80 at the coast. inland, well into the 80s with lower humidity. let's look at the seven-day forecast. lots of sunshine for the balance of the weeken

this video out of huntsville, stormy conditions there winds gusting over 60 miles per hour at times, knocking out some power and even igniting some of the power lines with transformers blowing up. that happened around 6:00 yesterday afternoon. there's a little shelf cloud from the storm that was rolling that way. out west to current county, california, this is one of a dozen fires burning in the west. this is causing air quality california. red flag warnings for parts of wyoming, eastern washington and oregon. windy conditions will be starting to crank up and will peak later tonight. winds over 34 miles per hour as this cold front drops down and cools things off. flash flood watch for prescott to flagstaff, arizonacurrently:e weekend is off to a damp and dreary start. grab an umbrella before leaving home. thunderstorms continue to lift northeast at this hour. locations around west bend and fond du lac may see some quick hitting downpours this morning. in milwaukee, just widely scattered showers. this afternoon brings some dry time with just isolated showers expected. highs today near

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he was from huntsville, alabama.e said robert, we are going to put sick bay of when i was aboard ship. i mean, he has it up to the point of a level 4 trauma center. and he's got everything that will keep you alive for at least two hours until you can get to a level 2 flown or a level 1 center. one of the things that makes the ship so durable is it is round and very curvy and it's got a big stainless steel propeller on it which doesn't break like a bronze one would. we are down in the main engine room of the bramble. is two are looking at main engines, big electromotive the souls. they are engines that are going to be on trains. and they drive an electric generator and is a parallel and they go into this power board here. iss whole technology actually technology that is going to be the most reliable. that is because we are breaking ice. when you break ice, you are going to be looking at shock loads like that. hitting ice. if you hook up these engines directly with a propeller, you would snap the shaft. so what we've g

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from huntsville, alabama said we are going to fix this up the way it was when i was a onboard ship.e had it absolutely to the point of a level four trauma center. he had got everything that will keep you alive for at least two hours until you can get transport and gone to a level two or a level one center. one of the things that makes this ship so durable is it is round, and it is very curvy, and it has got a big stainless steel propeller on it, which does not break like a bronze one would. the word out on the main engine room of the bramble, what we are looking at is we are looking at two main engines. diesels,tric motor engines that are going to be on trains. they drive an electric generator and they parallel together and they go into this power board here. this old technology is actually technology that is going to be the most reliable, and that is because we are breaking ice. when you break ice, you are going to be looking at shock loads like that, hitting ice. if you hooked up these engines directly with the propeller, you would snap the shaft. what we have got here, you have g

a contracting officer from huntsville, alabama... and our returning champion, an attorney from chicago, illinois... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy to have you with us today. it's gonna be an exciting half-hour.