so, kenyon cox on the cubists. "they maintain they have invented a symbolism that expresses their individuality, or as they say, their soul. -- their souls. if they really expressed their soul in the things they show us, god help their souls." right? because in their souls, potatoes -- tomatoes are blue. then he makes this important link between modernism and painting and literature and cox here raises a very important question. he says, if the literary man were to say, wiggility wiggility, wiggilty and tell you that combination of letters gives you the impression of dawn, how will you say that it doesn't? that's a pretty good question there, isn't it? cubism and modernism represent for him a tendency to abandon all respect for tradition and to insist that art shall be nothing but an expression of the individual. so, again cox has raised a very important point regarding modernism and cubism. if all that matters to the painter, to the artist is what he or she feels inside, what happens if that view, that conviction

and kenyon solid $'s and said, hey, we can make some money. -- saw the dollar signs and said, hey, we make some money, and they went after us. >> they said we have retained counsel and currently in the process of investing in this matter. and you respond and say i will present a car israel and that you are is worthy recipient. >> patent controls do not expect a big fight back. they push you to what they think is the brink, right to the point where you would rather pay them off than fight. we are trying to turn the question around and say, you know, we will name you if you come after us. people don't want to be known for abusing the legal system. and we think that by shaming them, sharing all of this work that we are doing, we can catch them off guard and go on the offensive. >> you are also helping other companies through just these guys, or other patent trolls -- tolls,? >> we have spent an unfortunate amount of money and time researching the patents among researching what makes them -- researching the patents, researching what makes them invalid. they've been falling apart. instead

but some say the kenyon government would not have to deal with terror attacks and maybe the government does need more power to do their work. when it comes to to refugees, many will be relieved. >> this just came in. president barack obama has say employees from the homeland security program will be cut unless congress funds the agency. this warning comes after al-shabab threatened to attack malls in canada and the u.k. >>> a tanker carrying 900,000 of fuel has caught fire in the state of new jersey. thick smoke can be seen for miles. authorities say that the driver was able to get out of the vehicle. it's not immediately clear how the tankser caught fire. still to come on the prime minister. the major offensive against the it will been, and this time there is no help from foreign forces. plus australia unveils new counter terrorism measures, and some say they're being stigmatized. tomorrow, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in th

they are responsible for an attack on a mall in kenyon in 2013 and the video that was released saturday is calling for a tax on western malls. specifically the mall in canada, london and mall of america in minnesota. the mall of america is aware of the video and monitoring the threat. they say some increased security measures may be noticeable. others won't be. >> you have to be vigilant. we revamped our if you see something say something campaign that super bowl last month. public awareness is critical. >> reporter: they have targeted the area before for recruiting because it is theme the largest somali population in the united states. in los angeles, fox news. >>> the father of an american killed while being held by islamic state militants said the government put policy in front of america lives. kayla mueller was an american aid worker from arizona. killed after spending months in captivity by islamic state militants. her father made the remarks. the strait group said kayla mueller died in a air strike but officials have not confirmed that claim. >>> digging out from yet together win

in the rate to be brief there were the names of two women on the cover paula murray and dorothy kenyon. these were women who were saying the same things that we were saying. dorothy mission was to put women on juries in every state in the country. and polly murray was an african-american woman who had herself, she wrote, she wrote an article called jane crow and the law in which she compared the disadvantages that african-americans faced with the disadvantages that women faced, that for women as well as members of minority groups they were closed doors, door she couldn't enter. for reasons that had nothing to do with the ability, just because of their skin color your gender. we put their names on sally reed's brief as if to say they are too old now to be working with us but we are standing on their shoulders. we are saying the same things that they said, but now at last society is ready to listen. >> there are six cases that you argued before the court. did you have an overall strategy about what you're trying to do? >> none of the cases that the aclu women's rights project handled or

council member kenyon mc chair of the committee on the judiciary. he called this meeting. acting general m jack requa was here questions. >> you asked the questio metro safe. you asked that to the head of metro. do you t? >> i ride metro and i en others to ride metro. i think mr. requa stated rides metro and he belie metro is safe. >> reporter: what about training in the metro sy? news 4 obtained a copy o number of first responrs have gone through metro emergency response train programs by year by agen. last year d.c. fire and ranked dead last, just 1 through that training, c to fairfax county, 7 part, in montgomery coun taking part, arlington 250, and prince george's 146. >> the ultimate question only the national transp safety board will be abl answer, why did that ele fire grow so large at l' plaza and what sparked i >>> in a news 4 i team exclusive, crooks targeting your ride while it's warming um in the driveway. the one sign that can make your car an easy target. >>> the health care enrollment marathon kicks off. how officials are trying to get as many people covered

council member kenyon mcduffy. >> we still find ourself with one of the lowest girl sports participation rates in the country. >> reporter: here at the community center near 14th and clifton in northwest d.c. ninth grader redeema is already being recognized by her peers as being a good athlete. >> they encourage me to do better. >> reporter: it's more than just scoring goals. they are less likely to get involved with drugs, 80% less likely to get pregnant and three times more likely to graduate according to the women's sports foundation. >> it makes me feel free. >> reporter: that's why mcduffy the father of two young girls, is trying to pass a bill that he believes would encourage young women to be more involved in sports and for schools to do a better job of tracking that growth. >> it's going to hold the schools accountable by requiring them to collect data. >> reporter: but he also admits as does the commercial some of this is cultural. >> i want to say emphatically that doing something like a girl should never be considered an insult. we should celebrate our women, our young girls.

pauline murray and dorothy kenyon. these were women who were saying the same things that we were saying. dorothy kenyon's mission was to put women on juries in every state in the country. and pauline murray was an african-american woman who had herself -- she wrote an article called "jane crow and the law" in which she compared the disadvantages that african-americans faced with the disadvantages that women faced that for women as well as members of minority groups, there were closed doors, doors you couldn't enter for a reason that had nothing to do with your ability. but just because of your skin color, your gender. we put their names on sally reid's brief as if to sayer in's too old now to be working with us, but we're standing on their shoulders. we are saying the same things that they said but now at last society is ready to listen. >> and then there are six historic cases that you argued before the court. did you have an overall strategy about what you were twrirying to do? >> none of the cases that the aclu wome

council member kenyon mcduffy, chair of the committee judiciary. he called this meeting. metro's acting general manager jack requa was here to answer questions. you asked the question is metro safe to the head of metro. do you think it's safe? >> you know what i ride metro and encourage others to ride metro. i think mr. requa stated he rides it and believes it is safe. >> reporter: what about proper metro system? we have a number of first responder who was gone through metro rail emergency response programs by year by agency. last year d.c. fire and ems ranked dead last just 100 going through that training compared to fairfax county taking part and montgomery county 435 taking part arlington county 250, and prince george's county 146. and back here now live the ultimate question that only the national transportation safety board will be able toat caused that electrical fire at l'enphant plaza and why did it grow so large? live at the wilson building adam tuss news4. >>> first on 4 tonight, a big pitch for a hike in the sales tax in prince george's county. two state delega

. >> dennis kenyon, a former british royal air force pilot, is a legendary flyer who has logged thousands,000 flying hours. i've flown 124 different types of airplanes which includes 34 helicopters. >> his aeronautic skills are on display in numerous feature films. >> i've done, i don't know, probably a couple dozen feature films. i did "spy who loved me," "blackhawk down." safety expert. >> my job is to go around to shows and make certain they are safe, and watch the other pilots. >> what he's most famous for is helicopter aerobatic flying. since 1986, dennis has been a leading competitor, winning the world championship in 1992. >> one of the cups sitting behind me is for the first place. >> dennis' skills are on display at an air show in utah in june of 2008, and one person eager to see it, and videotape it, is tina tyler, an american gyrocopter pilot. >> i packed up my gyro and headed to utah with my camera in hand. >> for dennis, there's a setback at the beginning of the event. the helicopter is unfamiliar and it's heavier than he's used to. >> i normally fly with ten gallons on board

council member kenyon mcduffy. he called this meeting. acting general manager jack requa was here to answer questions. >> you asked the question is metro safe. do you think it's safe? >> i ride metro and i encourage others to ride metro. i think mr. requa stated he rides metro and he believes metro is safe. >> reporter: what about proper training in the metro system? news 4 contained a copy of the number of first responders who have gone through metro rail emergency response training programs by year by agency. last year d.c. fire and ems ranked dead last just 100 going through the county compared to fairfax county 745 taking part in montgomery county 435 taking part arlington county 250, and prince george's county 146. >> the ultimate question that only the national transportation sa will be able to answer why did that electrical fire grow so lt l'enfant plaza and what sparked it all. >>> looking 579:37 right now. going high tech may have cost a local restaurant. how a maryland woman allegedly used an app to eat into their profits. >>> n