james t. wormley felt as long as he could pay the price of admission, he should be able to sit where he wished. this conflict was reported in the major newspapers of the day. in another instance in their fight for civil rights, their effort to eat in a downtown restaurant was challenged. when he attempted to join his white city colleagues to dine. as part of their struggle to enhance education for blacks, william h.a. wormley had been named to the first board of education for d.c. schools for colored children. and there after, the consolidated board. during his tenure, he attempted to enroll a black child in what was a white school building near her home, rather than the colored one further away. of course, this created quite a storm, but was ultimately unsuccessful. james t., his brother x. pressed his yearning for further education by becoming a member of the inaugural class of howard university, ultimately becoming its very first graduate of any of its departments from the medical school in

james t. and william h.a., expanding on that solid found indication into the 20th century. today we will see how the family interfaced on a daily basis with almost all of those who lived, worked and toiled in this internationally famous yet intimate neighborhood. lynch was the illegitimate son of an unknown black worm and ralph wormley whose wife was elizabeth wormley. the wormleys were a wealthy family of virginia plantation owne owners. elizabeth was the daughter of -- her brother, benjamin taylor, was a residents of la fayette park on madison place. as we will see later, this connection played in to the emergence of the wormley family as the reputation grew in the hospitality industry. most accounts indicate that lynch and his wife and his family arrived in d.c. mere the e mere t near the end of the water of 1812. lynch owned a two store dwelling on 18th street between pennsylvania avenue and h street. not only were blacks held as slave, free blacks were so restrict difference, it became ne

the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor.r murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it ç was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend the rest of his

the hotel was continued through december 1893, first by all three sons an ultimately just by james t. wormley. this final decade was part of its greatest era of prominence. secretary blaine hosted a recession of 400. the entertainment was provided by the u.s. marine band which was conducted by america's most recognized band leader, john phillip sousa. the hotel was famous for the business and society leading sectors by having as regular patrons such persons as finance ears who had invested $15 million in u.s. railroads, august belmont and governor stanford of california.million august belmont and governor stanford of california. i ask now we reflect on how generally the role of blacks has been routinely diminished when read through the prism of the biassed attitudes of the prevailing society of the day. if we relied upon commonly held beliefs, blacks had no role except as slaves or subservient beings forever living in the background of the community. while i have skimmed the surface of the facts gleaned to date, it is clear that we have failed our citizens by neglecting on recognize t

t. >>james: big blog this morning, sunshine is up in an with temperatures in the upper 50s-mid-60s.row, box heavy drizzle and fog cheery wednesday, light rain and widespread rain on the first half of thursday. warming up for friday and the weekend. >>darya: new reports show that copy danny knew about problems with the gas line before december the explosion. the report is from a 1989 investigation which pg&e determined a league a few miles south was caused by a defective seem wild. that is the same wild defect expected to have caused the 2010 blast. >>mark: of hazmat screws are cleaning up a sulfur still. there's a big rig started filling bags of sulfur of near the entrance of yosemite. several small fires were sparked. highway 41 is closed right now. their road which is expected to be reopened by noon. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. a much cooler david wyss of the weekend hobble with exceptions asked jim white credit card cover which is what our timber trees are on the mild lead. the mid-50s to a lot of the east bay area mid-50s across the north bay. we're st

t. >>james: here is a live look out of the south bay, with the building, let's walk you through today's weather. this morning, clouds overhead mild temperatures in the 50's and '40's. this afternoon, increasing clouds in the north bay. . >>george: we're keeping an eye on conditions on the san mateo bridge where is all had been reported westbound but it appears to have already been cleared before it had a chance to back things up. we are still looking at light traffic conditions around the bay. we will be back with more on the kron4 morning news returns right after this. >>darya: to give you more on our top story developing an oakland where police are working to find a motive and solve the missing pieces in this case where a man opened fire fan at a small school killing seven people and wounding three others, it was at oikos university, this is a college near the oakland coliseum. it happened yesterday at about 10:30 a.m.. apparently, the shooter had a grudge and wanted to get back at an administrative and kicked him out of school. he went back flooding for that administrator, did not fi

researchers at ohio state's james cancer hospital have found that tonsils produce t cells. >> t cells which are critical to defense against infection and cancer were growing quite nicely in the tonsils. . >> reporter: it was a doctor and his team who made the find. he said until now it was thought the t cells only developed in the thymus on the heart. it turns out tonsils make them too and research into using them against cancer causing viruses has already proven very strong. . can take someone's t cells out, rev them up against that virus in the test tube, put them back and it can cure the cancer . >> reporter: and now that doctors know there is another source of t cells in the body they may start seeing tonsils in a new light. >> well further studies need to be done but it's believed this new source of t cells could help in learning more about diseases. if you want the latest get it now by liking abc 2news on facebook. right there on facebook. >>> the cdc just released a new report on the six most dangerous states to be a child in. maryland not on the list. the news not good for mis

t. >> un >>james: there is possible snow lento when the flak comes across but there is nothing fallingxt 2448 hours that may change. are looking for rain and snow on tuesday. but wednesday this snow will drop down to about 5,000 ft.. were looking forward to 3 in. may be little bit more. it's to give a lot of skiers up there a little more to work with >>mark: we have figures to show you a salad at satellite that will be launched from the rocket. the cree and are denying the fact -- the koreans are denying the fact that this is a tacit for long-range rockets. >> and proof the government is appealing to mining companies around the world. there are miners trapped in the copper mine in since last thursday. they're trying to remove 26 ft. of collapsed earth. peru is the number one copper exporter after neighboring chile. >> in san francisco and over cathedral hill we are getting some clouds but you will see some sun gets spotty while we wait for the ranger right to mark. back in a minute. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast ca

t. >>james: here is a look at your snowbomb.com ski report.com for the latest discounts and fun ideas of things to do in tahoe. >>mark: the dow jones off 52 points. 13,212. we started off with a grade morning after a great day yesterday with the exit fury morning at 1419, that was the highest close since may of 2008. the dow is at its highest level since 2007. >>darya: lee will be back with more in a couple of minutes. thank you for waking up with the kron4 morning news this tuesday morning. we're looking at son to come later this afternoon and is iran there could be some rain to come tonight. here is a live look at the san mateo for it. everything is dry and everyone is will this have the speed limit. >>mark: police say the school suter was angry at the school administrator when he opened fire on campus killing seven and injuring three others at oikos university. >> police said that he minded students up against the classroom before opening fire. investigators have not been able to recover the weapon. >>justine: for the first time when our he

t-shirt. or they could join director james cameron under the sea. he spent $8 million on a sub that took to the bottom of the ocean this week. the winners, they could build a fleet of 27 subs. and then there's bill ailes of kansas who bought some tickets on thursday, who said that he had a better chance of getting struck by lightning. guess what, he didn't win the lottery, but he was struck by lightning. i got a feeling he has a better feeling of being struck by lightning than winning the lottery. by the way, these winning tickets, $218 million. if you take the all cash, you get $158 million. after taxes you just $105 million. paula? >> try to grab a slurpee or slushee. thank you, david. >>> in other news this morning, there is outrage from the family of susan powell who vanished into thin air in 2009. the stack of evidence connecting to her husband to the young woman's disappearance is overwhelming. abc's martin greenblatt is here with this abc news exclusive. i can only imagine the wave of emotions that the family has after seeing these evidence c

but watch the full interview with general james earl jones and the next hour here on r t. russian space scientists are preparing the next giant leap for mankind with the ambitious goal of gaining a foothold on the moon within ten years they announced one of the daring project coincides with the fifty first anniversary of the very first manned space flight are he somebody who looks at the chances of success. to put a man on the moon to keep him there that's the aim for space exploration in the coming decade according to a plan unveiled by moscow's academy of sciences' choice what bloggers are worth mankind could not stay where it is now for a long time we have been successful in exploring near earth space it's time to move beyond it the goal is to put unmanned rovers on the moon by two thousand and twenty with landing stations established by twenty twenty two which will start the process of building a permanent manned base their own on the minute the moon is that all well say scientists we actually know surprisingly little about our closest cosmic neighbor and the consensus

i'm not sure why james harden has his hair cut like mr. t.a team they had to knock him out to get him on a plane. harden was diagnosed with a count concussion. >> are you going to retaliate? >> on the bright side, he's the new mr. peanut. this is from the local nbc news in myrtle beach. oh, you're from -- or you just like local news? you'll enjoy this. they had a story about, i guess there's a lot of crime in the area that's driven some of the residents to los angeles. and, well, watch what happens. >> county solicitors are cracking down on crime from shop ifters to gang related murder. prosecutors say you're going to see a big effort to get criminals off the street. she's breaking it all down for us. >> here in ocean blffed, you can see some of the hardest hit -- hey! [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that tup ak high school -- hollow gram is everywhere. in this case they were able to track the guy down and arrest him. >> if you watched it happen, you were probably wondering what happened. ashley taylor joinds us live and tells us what it's l

t. >>mark: here is a live look out of walnut creek. >>jamesers earlier this morning but so far in the picture is looking pretty good. a good bit of the bay area enjoying drier weather. here's a close look at what we're seeing on the radar. we are not seeing too much else out there. here is what we see for our highs this afternoon. the rain activity will probably die out by noon. we're looking for things to start gradually drive. temperatures will only warm and a low-mid-60's for most of the south bay. that will be the pattern for most of the bay area. valley to the east getting to 64 at best. and >>darya: of sweeping changes could be coming in the way of u.s. and legal immigration. this is video of one of the protests against arizona stop immigration laws that have sparked arguments on both sides of the sheep. now, the supreme court may follow through on its suggestion to allow local police to check the immigration status of people they suspect are in the country illegally. >> i think the questions and responses as far as the federal rights an

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james andrews at some point this week and possibly dr. lewis yokam as well. reporting from at&t park, jaymee sire, for nbc bay area. >> thank you, jaymee. >>> for ryan vogel song to make his debut, top of the first, driven to right by andrew mccutchen. running catch. at the wall. top of the second now. garrett jones. 0 for 5 lifetime against vogelsong. a homer to right. his first of the year. 1-zip pirates. top of the sixth, jones pops up in foul territory. sandobar, a fall. the giants fall 4-1. >>> robin, seattle, a's and m's. everybody wearing the number 42 on jackie robinson day. bill russell throwing out the first pitch. should i say rolling up the first pitch. top of the fifth 3-zip mariners. two on. he has got to go. homers to right. three run shot. game tied at three. first of the year. bottom of the fifth, itchiro, two on. doubles to right. scoring figgins. mariners take a 4-3 lead. top of the eighth, they're up 5-3 on the a's. the last chance. and nothing doing it. 15th time this season he's struck out most in the american league. mariners win by the final. take the ser

t constitution. the last two w guys james madis. he is born in 1751 and then he8. dies in 1836, 85 years old. so he has seen the fight over missouri being in a bid to the union. he sees the nullification crisi crisis. i but he is the last one. aronberg dies after he does, but that's sort of the other side. >> host: in 2006, you wrote, what would the founders do w. w. s. d.he f in that book, you write thetion founders inviters questions now because they invited discussion when they live. they were argumentative, expansive know what else hanging their ideas out to dry in public speeches and a journalist on. up >> guest: well, that's right.'rr they set up a republican arend very proud of doing that. this is unique virtually unique in the world. you know, there's his cantons, hollins had been a kind of a ubes of a republic but that was publice form of government, and compared to all the competitors, month no, okays and whatnot, it's open. it's based on popular rule and, yes, of course, the franchise was restricted but still there is a franchise. so, voters, the electorate, has to be appealed to,

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. >> google will go beyond the t next week when two members of the executive team will team up with film maker jamesameron to conquer outerspace. they will help lead a project called planetary resources. the venture included other investors like cameron who supports space exploration and mining astroids for natural resources. sounds lying something in the far distant future but it could add trillions of dollars to the gross national product. that does sound like science fiction. >> why up your ally, right alley. >> and seven games, and angel with his former teammates. >>> giants had a four-game set in new york. if you can win in new york you can win anywhere. no score until the former met, angel takes him deep left. 1-0. part of a three run inning, zito gave up two home runs. 3-2 giants. can't close it out. single off of lopez, we go extras. we miss brian wilson and hector sanchez comes through with a single. cabrera carrara comes in and giants win it 4-3. >> and rollie finger's t-shirt. what a pickup he has been. jimenez and bottom of the four. jack man no man doubles down the line. indians are up

t. >>> and brian wilson confirmed that his elbow like a custom to miss the rest of the season. he sees dr. james andrews for another opinion before surgery. >>> i just know what i meant for, it is grueling process daily, i've never shied away from hard work i've never shied away from opportunity to get better. >>> wilson was placed on the disabled list. everyone was wearing the no. 42 in honor jack robinson. scoreless in the second he has a shot into the arcade, 1-0 pirates. his fifth career homer against the giants. kevin carell went six innings strike and not to about one run. 2-1 pittsburgh in the sixth. pablo sandoval tracks down the jones fell ball this might be the catch of the year. the panda gives it back. he throws on the bill an attempt and democrats and scores on the airport there 14 air of the season giants lose 4-1. >>> cats will make mistakes. that is part of the game. i not worry about it >>> we are fighting this we're trying to find some rhythm. >>> right in the back. it hit the bat. it hit the bat and that is a triple play. >>> everything goes the dodgers why they turned a tripl

. >> i spoke to her on the phone the same day that james had been arrested and taken out of t apartmented to end it. >> i'm stunned. i saw such a bright future with that relationship. i'm stunned it didn't work out the teacher and the student. >> we all thought it would last. >> yes, indeed. what a strange story, too. now he's cuffed. >> more power to her. she made a decisive move, and she's a strong young lady. i think she's going to be fine. >> lesson learned perhaps. >> absolutely. >>> the unfort gettable mike wallace. the tv journalist and interviewer who put "60 minutes" on the air and turned it into a huge success. we'll bring you a tribute coming up later in this half hour. >>> and later this half hour, the vivid colored easter candy that's probably in your kids' easter baskets right now. if there are any left, why marshmallow peeps are such a sensation. >> i always wonder what's in those. now we get a look inside the factory. >> people are either obsessed with them or can't stand them. >> which camp are you in? >> i don't want to say. i don't want to say because i don't want to

thinking actually their thoughts are probably escobar james call but we times editor of the colbert report news website he explained to us that r t why the asia pacific nations is siding with the us and not china. it's a case of real politic and i think that there are certain governments that believe that they can they can benefit from this and they are likely to side with whoever is going to be in the big picture really perceived to be is going to be eventual winner in this type of confrontation so obviously at this stage america has a clear superiority when it comes to conventional. assets for example little on cyber weapons and all of the other tools of warfare that are being deployed in unmanned aerial vehicles so i think the u.s. is going to be obviously the dominant player here and a lot of governments will shake hands with the devil as it were even if they don't agree with all of us policies they'll certainly go along with it in order to get certain kickbacks on the diplomatic side. and watching r.t. insurable casting live from moscow thanks for your company the head the hague projection of public figures requests to inves

folks t is no secret to frequent viewers that i am a huge admirer of tea party congressman and reverse image of jay jobea james house arms services committee, west is privy to all kinds of secret information. and on tuesday west revealed some explosive-- about his fellow congressman. >> about 78 to 81 members of the democratic party, members of the-- . >> stephen: jesus h khrushchev. now for those of you too young to remember communism let me outline the dangers. sick wasted women, standing in line for a single turn i and a weird backwards r. that's why i have never trusted toys r us. and american-- yes, yes. (applause) >> stephen: yes. yes. i applaud when i'm suspicious too. and american toy company would be called toys-- me. and allen west comey count is backed up with hard research in that he's heard it. and if you hear something, it is true. which is why we must end the rampant explosion by outlawing pop rocks and coke. think of the children. the exploding children. nation, we have to root out these congressman before all of congress is recruited. and they might just do it to improve their public image. be

independent inquiry that was launched last summer into media t ethics in the uk has questioned politicians, celebrities. you name it. today james murdoch was in the hot seat. he faced a harsh grilling over what he knew and allowed under his watch at news international. that was based on hundreds of hours of prepared testimony and countless documents that were pored over for that. the early questions today centered on the stark lack of oversight when he took the reins in 2007. why he didn't investigate claims of hacking and big legal settlements that had happened earlier. he said he had no reason to suspect wrong doing and that the editors had held the keys to the paper. now, the commission took the most issue with the way that news corp. and other senior lobbyists in europe dealt with politicians over the hotly contested and long winding takeover, attempted takeover, we should say, of british broadcaster b sky b. >> i don't know the ins and outs of westminster protocol. but i do, you know, but i was it shall we were receiving feedback and information. you know, through, you know, through our public affairs channel. >> reporter:

james oberg used to work for nasa. >> looking at how they handle failure in the past t has been to deny it this time at least they have admitted it. but it seems to me they have to find someone to blame, either foreign enemies, internal enemies, mother nature. there's always a case of finding someone else to blame. >> reporter: as darkness fell in the north korean capitol, people queued for free bowls of water. tonight there's not much for the leadership to drink to. >> the u.n. >> warner: the u.n. security council charged the north korean launch violated two sanctions resolutions from 2006 and 2009. russia and china signaled they oppose any new sanctions. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., susan rice, had this to say. >> the united states's view of this is quite clear. we have condemned the launch. we view it as a direct violation of resolution 1718 and 1874. we think it's important that the council respond cedably and we will be working in that direction. >> warner: three perspectives now on the failed north korean test. charles vick is a ballistic missile expert and senior technical analyst for globalsecurity.org, wh

t. >>> it's an easter egg hunt with a purpose. for a san jose park looking to revitalize its image. dozens of children gathered at this easter egg hunt at st. jamesk in downtown this afternoon. it's the city's latest attempt to change the community's perception of this park which has been a haven for homeless people in san jose for decades. there have been many other attempts to make the park more family friendly over the years, including summer concerts and movie nights. but none have brought about any lasting change. people in the community say they hope today's hunt will make a difference. >> the people who really spearheaded this this time were the people that are working to make st. james park used for families, where we can, you know, have soccer games and families can come here and enjoy the park. >> the hunt was organized by many neighborhood groups including the first unitarian church, the st. james neighborhood association, the san jose athletic club, and the third street community center. >>> beautiful weekend, beautiful day for an easter egg hunt. but changes i hear are on the way. >> you said it right. we had a beautiful day, picture

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james murdoch. it is all part of a government inquiry which will ask them what they knew about the scandal and when they knew ttalk this morning with a former murdoch employee who is covering the case, talk about what all this means for the murdochs, for their news empire and what the implications are on this side of the pond. plus, the man who was once in charge of airport security now calls flying an unending nightmare. the former head of the tsa is here and we'll ask him about his call. he now wants to allow liquids and other banned items. he said they should be back on planes. we'll talk about all of that ahead at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. i'm definitely looking forward to hearing that one. >> hope you feel better. we have that cough here in our newsroom, too. >> thanks. >>> our time is 6:33. today five more contests in the race for the republican presidential nomination. mitt romney is expected to win them all. he campaigned in western pennsylvania yesterday. voting begins in the keystone state at the top of the hour. they're -- there are also contests today in connecticut, delaware, new york and rhode

t for buster posy. and he quickly reminded fans why he is such a big deal. bottom of the first drove this pitch from james mcdonald to center. it is off a wall. this court all the way from first. the giants put up to in the inning to take the early lead and came is cruising in in the fourth. cranston crawford throws in time for the out. two/zero giants. in the sixth the pirates cannot touch him but the pitcher mcdonnell post a clean single to left. that is the first base runner from pittsburgh, and in his bid for a perfect game. that was the only one. like their recede go on monday, came goes the distance with a one hate shot out, 11 strikeouts. if they win five/zero behind his third career one hitter. >> it is something that have definitely always wanted to do through little league in high- school. so is on your mind, but you need to stick to your game plan and pitch. >> i was pretty aware of it. like i said, he was going so good, you felt like he had a shot. >> he is fun to watch. he is one of the elite pitchers in the game and those guys are tough when they are on top of their game. this is one of thos

t. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." in our headlines, james stepping down as chairman of bskyb. it will be announced after the board meeting today. murdoch quit his chairman of news international in february in the aftermath of the phone hacking scandal. this is the next step in that situation. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. carl, melissa, jim and david are all here today. we've been watching the auto sales today, ford with its best numbers in quite a while. >> a lot of positive surprises on a month where 30%, 35%, jim, is considered a miss in some cases? >> i'm beginning to think that march -- i guess we have to talk a little more about the weather. i'm not al roker here. terrific weather. terrific retail sales. people are out and about. i think it is skewing everything. skewing everything very positively. >> do you think, jim, that that's stuff that pulls sales forward or lifts all boats? >> it's a great question. i do believe that there's going to be some stealing -- >> it's going to be a pull forward. when you take a lo