it >> about 100 people attended the rally at lafayette park, a disappointing turnout for one of the fathers who is worried that the community is becoming desensitized to violence. he says violence is still a major problem in his neighborhood. there were also disappointed that no d.c. council members or the mayor attended the rally. >>> a warning to drivers who like to speed. the police are issuing tickets near schools in bowie maryland. speed cameras were installed near the schools. a driver is going more than 12 miles over the posted speeds initially received warnings but now they will get tickets and that the fine. the ticket is $40. the police said more cameras will be posted at other schools. >>> coming up, but d.c. it -- coming up, bp's new plan to stop the oil leak in the gulf has been delayed. and more suspects are in custody accused of having ties with the times square car bomb suspect. >>> at least six people have been detained in pakistan for their alleged ties to the times square bomber. one of the suspects ran a catering company. investigators say they were all members of the co

slaves were sold outside in lafayette park. there were slave auctions by a virginia company right there. and they went from lafayette park and were soon put on river boats and sent to the south. and i spend considerable time also recounting the story of african-americans in the white house. which until barack obama and modernity were black people in service, right? elizabeth kekly is one figure -- elizabeth kekly was mrs. lincoln's seamstress and she wrote a memoir and she was closer to the lincolns in some ways than almost anybody in the white house. she had an absolute bird's eye view. she wrote her memoir and mrs. lincoln felt betrayed and she ended her life in a home for the -- the indigent -- the colored indigents -- i forget the name of the institution in the washington area. and also i recount the meeting between at the same time -- between frederick douglass and lincoln. it's interesting, henry lewis gates who became famous in the obama story a little later for reasons that we all know in the presidency described for me

there were sold outside in lafayette park.there was leave options by a virginia company right there and they went to the lafayette park and they were soon put on the river boats and sent to the south. and i spent considerable time also recounting the story of african-americans in the white house, which until barack obama and modernity were black people in service. elizabeth ackley is one figure. she was mrs. lincoln's seamstress and wrote in memoir and was closer to the clintons in some ways than almost anybody in the white house. she was raised as a sleeve and became a free black and wrote in memoir and mrs. lincoln felt betrayed and ended her life in a home with the indigent, covered indigent, i forget the name of of the institutions and also i recount in being at the same time between frederick douglass and lincoln. it's interesting henry louis gates became famous in the obama story a little later for reasons we all know in the presidency. i have a long description in the book and he said look the most radical thing about b

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. >> the motorcade ended at lafayette park with a rally to kemand the national leaders start talkingn violence. >>> and the storm force is taking it outside now. a live look now. the storms are moving in and that'll be hanging around for your sunday. let's get the first forecast. gwen tolbert is live with the details. >> reporter: the storms have picked up a bittence is our 6:00 news hour, maureen, and they have grown in intensity as well with a lot of heavy rainfall. let's look at true view and going to show you the big picture. you can see the system stretching from the southern edge of the great lakes through down to the lower carolinas and into parts of georgia to the north and a pretty strong system here that is pushing its way across and stretching to the south. let's take a look at radar. we're going to show you the fox 5 live doppler radar. you can see the intensity of the storms from front royal through to the south. if you look at the southwest near harrison bug and madison county, they just have issued a flash flood warning there for central madison county until 2:45 a.m.

there were slave auctions by virginia company right there and they went from lafayette park and were soon put on river boats and sent to the south. i recounted the story of the african-americans in the white house. which until barack obama and modernity were black people in the service; right? elizabeth was ms. lincoln's seamstress. she wrote a memoir. he was closer to the lincoln in some ways than anybody in the white house. she was raised a slave. became a free black. and she wrote her memoir and mrs. lincoln and ended her life in a home for the indigent, the colored indigents, i forget the name of the institution in the washington area. i also recount the meeting between at the same time, between frederick douglas and lincoln. henry lewis came famous in the barack obama story later for reason that is we all know in the presidency. describe for me, as a lock description in the book about his impressions of obama. he said the most radical thing about barack obama is that he's african-american. in a way, he is a postmodern frederick douglas. and what did he mean by this? he meant tha

lafayette, louisiana. derek on our line for democrats. go ahead, derek. what did you think? caller: it's been a while since i been in there. i used to work for a company. it used to be called cooper oil. now it's called cameron. from what i'm understanding, cameron had warned b.p., trans ocean, that that valve had 250 safety violations. now, we're saying that these guys are only warranted for so many years. these valves could have been pulled off, reworked or replaced. the vavels themselves was not even tested before the well even blew. i mean, that valve could have been tested to see if it was working and functioning right. apparently they knew a battery was dead, so that tells you that the battery's dead, or they tried testing it and it did not work? and he just left it at that. now, another thing with halliburton, as you can see, every explosion that happened, halliburton has something to do with it. when they asked a halliburton representative how often did you use it? now, as for working off shore, from my experience back in the years, there's many ways to get rid of th

it stands across lafayette park from the white house. no president can look out his front window without it commanding his attention. the relationship of these neighbors may be described as less than harmonious since the current occupant of the white house moved in. president barack obama and the chamber have clashed often, but the two have found common ground on the capacity of trade to create jobs and promote growth. two weeks before president obama delivered his 2010 state of the union address, our speaker delivered his address on the state of american business. both speeches called for the doubling of exports in the next five years. factoring out inflation, the last time american exports expanded that quickly was world war ii. but no one has ever accuseded our guest of lacking vision. he took over as president and c.e.o. of the chamber of commerce in 1997 after 13 years as the head of the american trucking association. the chamber was suffering in the aftermath of its support of the clinton headache plan. today the chamber can claim

nw, the chamber's headquarters stands directly across lafayette park from the white house.president can look out his front window without it commanding his attention. the relationship of these neighbors may be described as < harmonious since the current occupant -- less than harmonious since the current occupant moved in. they have found common ground to promote growth. two weeks before he delivered his state of the union address, our speaker delivered his address on the state of business. both called for the doubling of u.s. exports. able to target. factoring out inflation, the last time american exports expanded that quickly was will war ii. no one has ever accused our guest of lacking vision. thomas donahue to over in september 1970 after 13 years as head of the american trucking associations. the chamber was suffering from defections in the aftermath of partial support of the clinton health-care plan. the chamber can once again claim the mantle of the world's largest business federation with all the political clout that measure entails. please welcome to the national pr