then, jack cohen near westminster describe what it was like when the storm went over him. he called it the double storm. -- the double storm. , called it the twin storms purity called it shifty. he said the sky was as dark as he has seen in a long time, and he hit the basement until it passed. donna shoemaker wrote on our facebook page, cassette and dikes, that stuff out there -- "yikes, that stuff out there the day and then on the 20 -- the twitter feed, we got a tweet from carroll county emergency management that a tornado has touched down. while in the very same feet, my friend gus, who works at "the baltimore sun" said if you see a funnel cake, run and hide in your basement with it, do not share. >> it is like a box of cookies the lady took with her. >> funnel cake, funnel cloud. >> earlier this evening, we heard a woman who said she just grabbed a box of cookies. that is just being thoughtful. >> ok, on the phone with us, we had a member from the emergency management agency. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> a sari -- here it is -- jack murphy, director of emerg

lesley stahl, richard reeves, jack matlock and steven cohen, thank you so much. >>> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> sundays night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on american history tv, mark the 25th anniversary of president ronald reagan's 1987 speech from the brandenburg gate in west germany. also this weekend on c-span3, our series "the contenders," 14 key political figures who ran for president and lost but changed political history. this sunday at 7:30 p.m., 1884 republican candidate james blaine. american history tv this weekend on c-span3. up next, we speak with national parks service chief historian robert sutton who tells us about the park's efforts toward accurate historical interpretation. we interviewed mr. sutton at the annual meeting of the organization of american historians in milwaukee, wisconsin. this is about 15 minutes. >> american history tv is at the annual meeting of the organization of american historians in milwaukee. and joining us is the national parks service historian, the chief historian, robert sutton. thanks for being here. >> thank you

. >> supervisor cohen: as a point of clarification, your recommendation is to codify in the code phone jacks as a requirement for all housing units. is that correct? >> that is right. supervisor cohen: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joyce and i am a sro with the family collaborate -- collaborative. -- i am with the sro family collaborative. safety remains a major concern, especially for seniors who have disabilities. one of the most common reasons is that they described the building as having a lot of strangers. the clerk on site of can monitor who is in the building. so, a model that we can look at is that the person, the desk clerk needs to literally be sitting in front of a desk and that currently in our chinatown hotels, one or two tenants became a manager or contact person for other tenants. so, we recommend that the city requires a trained desk clerk in all sro hotels. it could be added to the current requirements. on top of requiring a desk clerk, we want them to be trained. we recommend that they be trained to effectively assist tenants, there but they should h

i would like to thank professor cohen for advice and council as we developed this program for this evening. so thank you. jack f. mattlock jr. served 35 years in the american foreign service and was u.s. ambassador to the soviet union from march 1987 to august 1991. he's also served as special assistant to the president and senior director of soviet affairs on the national security council. in his various capacities, he participated in all of the u.s./soviet summit meetings from '72 to 1991, except for the carter/brezhnev meeting in vienna in 1979. his books include "reagan and gorbachev, how the cold war ended" and he's a professor at columbia. i would like to welcome back leslie staal, our moderator. prior to joining "60 minutes," she served as cbs news white house correspondent and was a moderator on "face the nation" and co-anchor of "america tonight." i would also like to recognize our blogger this evening, another inspired idea from harrold newman, david andleman and thank him for joining us. before we begin, please make sure that anything electronic that might make a noise is switched off. and please j