jamaica has long been a hotbed for new musical styles, giving the world reggae, ska, and now dancehall‘toasting', or rapping, over music, and just like jamaica's other musical creations, its popularity is spreading. zimbabwe has been won over by its style, and is now home to its own dancehall stars. we went to meet one of them, wallace chirumiko, who goes by the name of winky d. here is his story. we might have problems, but happiness stars from within, write? so we just happiness stars from within, write? so wejust 0k, my happiness stars from within, write? so we just ok, my problems have disappeared. what are the challenges, they are going to make mea challenges, they are going to make me a better person at the end of the day. that is a little bit what the song is all about. i grew up in an environment whereby it people around me were hooked to dancehall. the likes of the bounty kelloe, terror fabulous, those were some of the great dancehall artist from jamaica in the 90s, so we grew up listening to those others. that is where the inspiration came from. i sing about whatever bit as i

the bahamas, jamaica, and new zealand.innersthis year's spoke of being inspired by previous generations. inspiration fed aspiration, and having discovered abilities a scarcely knew they had, these efforts allowed inspiring others. months ago, i saw .nspiration of a different kind it was not hard to be moved by the dedication of the highly skilled doctors, paramedics, and crew who were cowed out on average five times a day. but to be inspirational, you don't have to save lives or win medals. strength from eating ordinary people doing .xtraordinary inks -- things goodnity organizers, and neighbors. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. they are an inspiration to those who know them. and our lives frequently embody a truth expressed by mother teresa, from this year, saint teresa of calcutta. she said, not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love. this has been the experience of two remarkable organizations, the duke of edinburgh and -- edinburgh's award, and the president's

jamaica has long been a hotbed for new musical styles — giving the world reggae, ska, and now dancehallts popularity is spreading. zimbabwe has been won over, and is now home to its own dancehall stars. we went to meet one of them, wallace chirumiko, who goes by the name of winky d. here's his story. raps over music we might have problems, but happiness starts from within, right? so we just say, ok, my problems disappear. whatever i'm facing right now, those are challenges. they're going to make me a better person at the end of the day. that is a little bit what this song is all about. i grew up in an environment whereby people around me were hooked to dancehall. the likes of the bounty killer, terror fabulous, those were some of the great dancehall artists from jamaica in the ‘90s. so we grew up listening to those others. that is where the inspiration came from. i sing about whatever bits i come across within life. that is what i sing about. things we see, things we practise, that is what i put into my music. this is the family. we have lion soldier, we have bobo. so right now we are i

jamaica. oh, randy. yeah, i won't tell. maybe the bosses aren't touching. i won't tell. >> reporter: it's tough. >> thank you, randy. >> reporter: thank you. >> have a good new year. >> reporter: i'm going to get a quick surf in before the big show tonight. >> sweet. all right. take care. >>> of course don't forget this new year's eve expect the unexpected with anderson cooper and cathy frichb. that is the new year's leave beginning tonight 8:00 eastern on cnn. much more ahead. you're live in the cnn news womb. i won this 55 inch tv for less than $30 on dealdash.com. visit dealdash.com for great deals. and start bidding today! >>> we said good-bye to so many music icons this year, george michael and prince and david bowie and a handful of other legend. here is a look at the stunning music that they left behind. ♪ and i miss you like crazy ♪ i miss you like crazy ♪ ever since you went away ♪ every hour of every day ♪ i'm 100,000 miles ♪ i'm feeling very scared ♪ and i think my space ship knows which way nothing ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i wish i lived in the land of tools

grenada, the bahamas, jamaica and new zealand won more medals per head of population than any other countries. many of this year's winners spoke of being inspired by athletes of previous generations. inspiration fed their aspiration, and having discovered abilities they scarcely knew they had, these athletes are now inspiring others. a few months ago, i saw inspiration of a different kind when i opened the new cambridge base of the east anglian air ambulance, where prince william works as a helicopter pilot. it was not hard to be moved by the dedication of the highly skilled doctors, paramedics and crew, who are called out on average five times a day. but to be inspirational, you don't have to save lives or win medals. i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things — volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours — unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. they are an inspiration to those who know them, and their lives frequently embody a truth expressed by mother teresa, from this year saint teresa of calcutta. she once said, "not a

bolt has ended his olympic career usain bolt has ended his olympic career with his ninth gold as jamaicalay, the third time he has won that at the third time he has won that at the games. usain bolt did it again! the only thing i can say about that is that he is a legend. i think he has done it more than carl lewis, he was the man. for usain bolt to do that, and because he isjamaican... it makes you feel better about yourself. funky music it's the second shooting of a black man by us police in 48 hours. and they have both been filmed. one was even live streamed. lowe my god, please don't tell me he's dead, don't tell me my boyfriend is dead. individuals were held and in —— overnight with individuals shouting that black lives matter. we shouldn't have to put up with this, being treated wrong. we do this because we need to have rights. five policemen have been shot dead in dallas, texas. attacks on police are attacks on all of us. it's the rule of law that makes society possible. black lives matter! there has been uproar about the police, and all of these things happening, it's not new, do

usain bolt has ended his olympic career with his ninth gold dust jamaica ended his olympic career withd dustjamaica won the four by 100 m relay. it's the third time he's one that, no one has ever done that before. usain bolt did it again. the only thing i can say about that, really, is he's a legend. i think he's done it more than carl lewis has done it now. and carl lewis was the man. the usain bolt to do that, and because he's jamaican as well, it makes you feel better about yourself. music it's the second shooting of a black man by us police in 48 hours. they've both been filmed, one was even live streamed. 0h they've both been filmed, one was even live streamed. oh my god, please don't tell me he's dead. please don't me my boyfriend just went like that. vigils have been held with protesters shouting lives matter! we shouldn't have to protest because they treat us wrong. they shoot us because we need to have rights. five policemen have been shot dead in dallas, texas. attacks on police are an attack on all of us. on police are an attack on all of us. the rule of law that makes socie

my father formed unia in 1914 in jamaica and came to the intended states in 1916.s was 1914, the first world war, the so-called great war. movement oflarge african-americans from the agricultural south coming to the north because there were jobs that were available in terms of the industrialization to backup the war machinery. " going to "white men war so there werere many jobs of north. there was this migration. we had a southern african americans who had been subjected to come he might say, the lack of reconstruction subjected to the black codes and jim crow laws and so on coming up north being able to be employed in the industrial process. in a sense, asking himself, what is freedom? how do i manage? southern subjected to and justice. here i am in the north, i mean, what is my dimension of freedom? what are my citizenship rights? what are my huhuman rights as a person? hadather come in a sense, the answer because he had been all over the world and seen the conditions of african people in the caribbean, on the continent, and also now in the americas. his idea was

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it's located in jamaica estates, a very wealthy neighborhood. it has five. it has five bedrooms. we don't how much they paid for. it. it was listed for 1.65 million. were told that slow for slightly less for that. it will will go for auction in january. >> maybe that's why seville is not here today. >> if you happen to be traveling for the holidays and you're flying out of north international airport, you might bump into one of these cute, adorable puppies. united airlines has dispatched a number of comfort dogs to help people with their stress and pain that we all know traveling can bring this time of year. >> governor chris christie, ho, ho, ho, ho. merry christmas. >> it was the active love we've all been waiting for. it has been over 100 a hundred a sense governor christie held a press conference and did a rare interview the governor was ready to fight. >> what am i supposed to do? to me to come in here with a wheelbarrow with newspapers? and then you can single through and question her speemac, you guys to your job. >> governor christie was spirited but not in the christmas

and you can only find it in jamaica. the home of all right.v. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> in just 25 days, donald trump will be sworn in as president of the united states. right now his team is frantically working to untangle him from potential conflicts of interest. the president-elect just announced a plan to dismantle the trump foundation, which is under investigation in new york state. i want to bring in cnn's jessica schneider. jessica, he says he wants to close it down, but, you know, the new york attorney general sort of saying, not so fast. we have an investigation under way. it isn't just his call to make, is it? >> reporter: you know, that's exactly right, martin. the new york attorney general saying, quite sinklmply, it's n quite that easy. the president-elect can't just shurt down his foundation. the new york attorney generalm

marilyn ramos was driving in jamaica bay with her three and four-year-old children when she heard a loud bang. when she pulled over, she found out a window had been shot. police believe it was from abb or a pellet gun but it could have been deadly. ramos is happy her family is okay. >> as long as it didn't harm me , stop me from going home to my kid, i can deal with it.>> ramos has already replaced her window but says she is still on edge. >>> rescue crews in gatlinburg are desperately searching for missing people at the area is devastated by wildfires. at least 10 people have died and nearly 80 hurt. gatlinburg is still an evacuation zone. the mayor had some comforting words for the community today. >> gatlinburg is the people, that's what gatlinburg is. buildings. it's not anything else, but the people. we are the strongest community i have ever seen and we're going to be good. we're going to be strong, we're going to be back better than ever. >> officials say the goal is to open main roads on monday so residents can slowly begin returning home. >>> entertainer dolly parton is helping

a blend of rums from trinidad, giana and jamaica. and so very rich free year age rum works out well. next we'll use a little simple syrup. >> next? >> and pineapple juice. >> yeah. >> this will be very easy to drink and can get very taken away from. and we have a little bit of lime juice. >> how about one minute left. >> and little -- we had this and this will kind of take some of the sweetness out of that. we had had a little ice. >> shake away. >> show us how you shake. it your shake was good. >> you like the one shake? >> yum. >> so, how do you decide this is capitol hill. >> so because of the rum and because of the lobbyists and everything else going on rum the rum wars upon us here shortly i felt like this was perfect kind of vehicle for capitol hill. >> sarah. >> i'm going to take a sip. >> brody will come in and brody would like a drink as well. >> brody we also have. >> i happen to be here thanks for inviting me. >> please, guys, 1413 k street in basement come and find us if you can. >> have a great weekend. the roses are blo

jamaica and one has the entire cast of " rogue one." fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, the cast of "rogue one: a star wars story" felicity jones, diego luna, alan tudyk, donnie yen, ben mendelsohn, riz ahmed, mads mikkelsen, and director gareth edwards. plus music from a tribe called quest. and now, may the force be with him -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.

marlon jones of jamaica was wanted for allegingly killing four people at a birthday party back in october. the foeb captured him on a 4thof july yesterday after getting a tip from a witness. hundreds gathered in san bernardino last night, exactly one year after a deadly terror attack. 14 people were killed and 22 others wounded when a couple inspired by isis attacked a holiday party. the couple was later killed in a shoot-out with authorities. a wave of thunderstorms could dump nearly a foot of rain on parts of texas this weekend. further north, ice and snow are falling on the central plains. storms also dropping rain and snow in the pacific northwest and in the northeast. hawaii's big island could get more than two feet of snow this weekend, but only on its highest peak, around 14,000 feet above sea level. hawaii's mountains usually get about three feet of snow in an entire year. this weekend, kids are lining up at the nation's largest mall, the mall of america, minnesota, to see santa claus. he happens to be the mall's very first african american santa claus santa claus. marlie halmarli

. >> my mother is from jamaica, and my father's from cuba. >> half black, half white. >> latina. >> i'mhawaiian, filipino, and spanish. >> native american, french. >> i'm german-brazilian. >> i'm african-american. i'm chinese. >> my mom is russian, and my dad is a moroccan. >> vietnamese. >> armenian. >> i'm african-american, and my dad is jamaican, so i actually have a little caribbean going on. >> beauty comes in all shades, so why have our shades been left out? >> i felt forgotten. >> frustrated. >> angry.

other surprises he packs in that magic bag. [ applause ] >> reporter: he came to this country from jamaicas a child and brought with him a passion for reading. >> in my house, it's like no television. we had to do our homework and to read. >> reporter: his reading sessions have inspired a pilot project to introduce libraries at family shelters elsewhere in new york city. >> when mr. nemhard comes, they're excited to see him. they know him instantly. >> four little monkeys jumping on the bed -- >> reporter: you can read it all over his face. colbert nemhard is having the time of his life. i don't know who's having more fun, you or them. [ laughter ] telling stories and maybe setting the plot for many happy endings ahead. >> in this time and age, there's no reason why a child should not be able to read. i don't want anyone to be left behind. >> reporter: you want these kids to know that they're important. >> exactly. they're important. >> hello, lesley. >> they're important. >> and that's going to do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watch

by 1957 she was cleared by the blacklisters and starring in jamaica, a hit broadway musical.ay, by the way, basically ignored the blacklist. lena wasn't the only black calhoun to be suspect. frank horne came under his own blacklisting cloud in washington where he was investigated by the civil service loyalty board as a founder of the national committee against discrimination in housing. supposedly ferreting out un-americanism, blacklisting was also an excuse for racism and anti-semitism. appropriately enough, the modern civil rights era began in 1960 at cora horne's alma mater. in april 1960 a full-page ad appeared in the atlanta constitution. we, the students of the six affiliated institutions forming the atlanta university center, have joined our hearts, minds and bodies in the cause of gaining those rights which are inherently ours as members of the human race and as citizens of these united states. we must say in all candor that we plan to use every legal and nonviolent means at our disposal to secure full citizenship rights as members of this great democracy of ours. tha

. >> i just got back from jamaica yesterday. so i wasn't paying much attention to the local weather. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >>> travelers in our area dealing with disruptions in their plans today. icy weather conditions causing dozens of flights to be delayed or canceled at area airports. dulles airport had to temporarily close all of its runways this morning. two runways at reagan national de-iced. everything's back to noal now at both airports and at bwi thurgood marshall. but there are residual flight delays as a result of that. >>> here's one woman working to scrape the ice off of her windshield before starting her day. i'm sure this could have been any of us. i'm sure it was most of us today. a really rough morning for drivers. in fact, maryland state troopers tell us they responded to more than 300 crashes across the state within 24 hours. >>> we're still working to get you an update on numbers in virginia. so here's what we know so far. this morning virginia state police investigated dozens of reported traffic

. >> we are from jamaica and used to 80 or 90 degrees this is out >> reporter: when they wake up, layer up, and head out the door, at least one person will do it with a smile. >> christmas is coming, and i'm happy. i don't care about the coat! >> reporter: i'm from georgia, and i'm admittedly a wimp when it comes to cold weather. i wish i had core a scarf tonight, and i plan to wear a big one tomorrow. >> don't worry, ellison, i'm from michigan, and i'm a wimp. join the club. you can follow the latest overnight on our wusa 9 app. we have live radar to track the dusting of snow. >> how to a story you will only see on wusa 9. a dc public schools employee arrested last week on drug charges was connected to a scheme to sneak tens of thousands of dollars of cocaine into the country by crui has the court documents linking rita gray's arrest last week to the arrests of four other women this fall? >> reporter: it's a complicated case but rita gray's charges on conspiracy to import cocaine didn't have much information, but they included this single document, linking gray's arrest to the plot of

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so we came from jamaica before independence.o the mccarren act stopped us from coming to america so we were in england lapped first. we were in england until the 70s. when the economic crisis started happening over there. and then a lot of xenophobia started in england much like up here. you have the skin heads and national front. that pushed us to come here in america. i think there's a little bit of unknown history that there's a collaboration, i would say, jewish like upper class housewives looking for house mates and many through a network were able to connect with caribbean women who became house maids. and my mother was one. so she came and she was sponsored by a doctor -- a dentist and his wife in new jersey. in 77. and we stayed in england until like 80. so we were separated for about 3-1/2 years. and then we came over afterwards. and we also then brought -- behind us, the rest of our family, which at this point almost everybody is here in america. there's very few people left back in jamaica. i would say that this elect

alan: oye, sabe a jamaica, buenÍsimo! quÉ tipo de regalos. en mi familia llegamos a un acuerdo con santa claus, para que los regalos no vengan directamente de Él si no de sus padres. >>eso es muy buena idea. en casa hay una regla de 3 regalos, uno educativo, un libro y un regalo que desee. y ella de los juguetes que no usa tiene que regalar 3 juguetes. Éste aÑo lo del libro le dije :"oye santa"...este aÑo nos enviaron de una editorial varios libros, pero ese regalo educativo siempre tiene que ir. alan: que tenga un propÓsito, como bien dices. pedirle a santa cosas educativas. >> a veces le pedimos cosas demasiado caras en perpetua, no pueden pagar. karla: como lo explican, pensar en los niÑos que pidieron algo grande y costoso, como explicar. lo importante lo que acabo de mencionar, inculcar el valor de compartir. pienso que lo mÁs importante que no debemos perder es lo que significa la navidad. no es regalar, recibir el amor en nuestro corazones, celebrar el nacimiento del niÑo jesÚs. yo les explico que es el cumpleaÑos

pennsylvania and canada as well as colombia, argentina, cuba where he wrote a book about cuban sports, jamaica, france, pakistan, brazil, australia, japan, korea. he's covered 1011 games, world cups and tennis championships, he's interviewed presidents george w. bush and bill clinton and played barack obama one-on-one at an iowa ymca. she interviewed and the reviews have been glowing. "the new york times" whenever he writes about sports he hits it over the fence. and i got to take him today. npr sports commentator, i would'vwouldpay to read a grocef s.l. price wrote it. usa today, he's one of the finest writers on sports anywhere. earlier today we went over to a class and he shared what he stumbled upon and he found a microcosm. he didn't just produce great football players, he's where america happened. please give a warm welcome to s.l. price. [applause] >> that was quite the welcome. i don't think that i've ever heard of being described, not in my own home, that's way. being described as a lecturer you are here for a historic event because i've never really given anything known as a lecturer

. >> i'm here with some of the teachers from jamaica academy.hey just polled their students, what would they buy donald trump for christmas? >> they said, tanning lotion. >> tanning lotion? >> yeah. >> and what do the kids want to buy hillary for christmas? >> balloons. >> why, where is she going? >> they just want to congratulate her. >> they want to congratulate her? guys, she lost! >> if i were going to buy a present for donald trump, which one would you suggest i buy? that one for donald trump? oh. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. you're the puppet. >> it's pretty clear you won't admit -- >> you're the puppet. >> which puppet would i buy for hillary clinton? that one? you were going to buy donald trump a present for christmas, what would you buy him? >> i would buy him some page fly. >> going surfing, this one's for hillary. where is she going? >> anywhere with the sun and having a good time. >> how about saudi arabia? >> huh? >> what are you buying hillary? >> i'll buy her a necklace.

caller: we were in england first, so we came from jamaica before independence. so the mccarran act kind of stopped us from going to america, we were in england first. we were in england until like the 70's, when the economic crisis started happening over there. so it was like what you have there, the skinheads and the magical plunge, which pushed us to come to america. there is a little bit of unknown history that there is a collaboration between upper-middle-class jewish housewives looking for housemaids, and many of them who did that work were able to connect with caribbean women who became housemaids. my mother was one. she came and was sponsored by a doctor, a dentist in new jersey like in 1977. we stayed in england until like 1980. we were separated for 3.5 years. we came after afterwards. -- came over afterwards. and the rest of our family, at this point on most everybody is here in america, there is very few people left back in jamaica. i would say that this election though has really -- in all of the years i have been here, i went to college in america -

ibram kendi is a native son of jamaica, queens, new york, where he lived until he moved to virginia. he went to the florida and them for the undergraduate, and got his doctorate, from temple university. he is now a professor at the university of florida. ibram kendi will give the background under the history of racism in america. professor d. watkins put together a number of essays, living and dying while black in america. the book chronicles his life story in many ways, talks about the things he grew up with and the things he witnessed but professor d. watkins is able to talk about racist policies we have had in america, how they impacted him growing up in baltimore city and the urban environment. d. watkins is a young man who turned his life around from the early days gaining education showing the power of reading and how important it is through education is the key to success. d. watkins is a graduate with a masters from john hopkins, he also teaches a creative writing program at the university of baltimore. they have both of these gentlemen, scholars and activists on this panel.

. >> jamaica. >> it's actually seaweed in there. >> belize. >> is that true?true? i just blurted out any island and it was right. >> belize. >> best day ever. >> i can't belize you did that. >> i can't believe i got that. >> pine cone sh naps. >> switzerlands. >> austria. >> you're on fire it's austria. how did you know that? >> switzerland, you said close. i just went close. >> someone fed her the questions. >> she cheated. >> moving on. >> what's next? >> this is a mojito. >> not mexico, huh? >> see this here, you know what those are? >> they look like little rabbit -- >> i don't have any in mine. >> see this here, a mojito from a certain place. homiglas. >> i was close. what do you mean ant butts? >> they're butts of an ant. they come out once or twice a year from the santana region of -- oh, by the way, if you have too many -- they're nice, but if you have too many, you might need an antacid. >> they'll cut that don't worry. >> no, they won't, not on our show. >> i don't want any ants in it. >> give us another hint. >> romancing the stone. >> spain. >> no,

i'm here with some of the teachers from jamaica academy. they just polled their students.d they buy donald trump for christmas? >> they said tanning lotion. >> what do you want to buy hillary? >> balloons. >> where is she going? >> they want to congratulate her. guys, she lost. >> if i were going to buy a puppet for donald trump which would you suggest i buy? that one for donald trump. >> that is because he would rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> it is pretty clear you won't admit. >> what would i buy for hillary clinton? which puppet would i buy for hillary clinton? that one. you're going oo buy donald trump a present for christmas what would you buy him? >> i would buy him -- >> this one for hillary. where is she going? >> anywhere where the sun -- >> how about saudi arabia? >> we like hillary. >> a diamond necklace. >> what's it going to say? neck. >>> and i was on a merry go round, too. we'll be right back. cartels, militias, terrorist groups. they all need a place to park their cash and cherna is their dirty little piggy bank. we'r

he was imprisoned until president coolidge commuted the sentence and deported him to jamaica. >> hoover targeted him. bono saying he was set up. >> if they look at it closely and they focus on the petition you will see this is well warranted. >> he has been dead since 1940, we found he is relevant at howard university. amongst the students here. she laughed when we asked about the conviction. >> i'm was the last question on there. heroes. >> i am expecting that the president will understand there is injustice stands in office before him. >> at reagan national airport, i'm sam ford. >> while talking about history, yesterday the sons of rosenberg went to the white house to ask to exonerate their mother but they were turned away at the gates because they didn appointment or invitation. the brothers had a petition with 40,000 signatures asking for the exoneration. saying she doesn't need a pardon because she wasn't guilty. they were executed in 13953 after being convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage. >> update on the d.c. safeway we told you about shut down by found rodent in the deli

. >> pamela is our first lovely lady, 50 years old, from jamaica plain, massachusetts, i think. 50th birthday goal was to get an ambush makeover. makeup and fashion. her most recent haircut she did herself. >> oh, dear. >> let's take a listen to this story. >> it's her birthday. we actually have two birthdays today. so tell me why you want this so badly. >> my mom died when i was 9 years old and it is so interesting aging without that person in your life to see where you're going and what you should do and so it just was really -- you foe, means a lot to me. >> we're going to take good care you trust us with her, right? >> oh, yes, how sweet is that? her boyfriend david. please keep your blindfold on for just a sec. here is pamela yellen before. all right, pamela, let's see the new you. wow. wow. >> she looks gorge. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right, david, it's time for the unveiling. take off your blindfold. >> just gorgeous. >> are you ready? take a spin. take a look. >> oh, my god! wow! >> you look beautiful. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> oh, my god! >> it's really you. >> you, all you.

>> jamaica. >> and you're going there for christmas to see the family? >> yes. >> reporter: how is this experience --? you're on the phone, how far is this experience going to the airport to go through security? >> horrible. >> reporter: horrible? why? >> my grandmother couldn't get on the flight. >> reporter: because? >> her passport expired. >> reporter: i'm sorry to hear that. i hope you have a merry christmas. i guess it won't be the same without your grandmother. there you go. complications and international flight, no passport. i suspect that you always have your passport up to date, but you know what it's like traveling internationally. >> got to be ready to fly at a moment's notice. but interesting enough to see that the complaint there was about her grandmother not having her passport renewed in time for the holidays. thank you very much. >>> winter weather west creating travel trouble for many including the minnesota vikings. the team's plane the rear wheel went off the runway and got stuck. no injuries were reported. players who will go up aga

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we have he is a native stand on jamaica queens new york where he lived until he moved to virginia. the last two years of high school. he then went to the florida a ne for his undergraduate then was able to get his doctorate from temple university. his no a professor at the university of florida. so doctor kitty kinde will sit down and give the background and terms of the history of racism in america. we have with us professor watkins. i will young young man from baltimore city, a native man from the city of baltimore. he has has put together a number of essays in a book, living and dying while black in america. professor watkins is from baltimore city in his book chronicled his life story. he talks about the things he grew up in sans witness. professor watkins was able to sit down and talk about the racist policies we've had in america, how they've impacted him growing up black in america. professor watkins is young man who's turned his life around from the early days to get an education and show the power of reading and how important it is through education and that the key to suc