i am proud of hillary clinton because in the words of langston hughes, she help dreams. he was inspired by a young age age that ifg families do well, that is a barometer is society is doing well. everything she does, she is focused on that. we have never had a president who has made their whole career about the empowerment of families and children. i was as excited about that in the oval office as i was excited to have my friend, hillary there and make history as the first woman president. she has built such a wonderful team. [applause] there is a beautiful and comical period and the new testament about a vineyard owner who hires people to work and says i will pay you this for a full day. thinking hires people at noon and says i will pay the same. thing he hires people one hour before and i will pay the same. those who started earlier said i don't like this, you are treating everyone the same. the team that hillary has assembled over the years of who are so deeply loyal to her because she is so deeply loyal to them is inspiring, but i have seen that same degree of loyalt

written by langston hughes, it features gospel songs and also stepping -- which carl is it's been two months in the making...but our weather deck renovation is now complete! check out this cool timelapse we've put together to show just the old one and started from scratch. there's now a gazebo...some new deck furniture..and even a fireplace! we've posted the complete video on our website fox 6now dot com. anchors adlib to wx forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low and the trough that trails it will move over our area today. as a result, we start sunny but end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in accumulation is expected. after a few morning flurries or showers, we dry up but stay mostly cloudy on thursday. well dip to the upper 30s friday and saturday but then warm into the low to possibly mid 40s by early next week. today: early sun then becoming cloudy. chance of evening showers. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers, possibly mixing with snow. low: 36 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph thursday: early am showers/sno

some delays green on traffic map = no delays black nativity is a gospel song play created by langston hughes more than 50 this holiday season for the second year in a row, and carl has more on the modern twists of this performance. meteorologist rob haswell a low and the trough that trails it will move over our area today. as a result, we start sunny but end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in with snow. no significant accumulation is expected. after a few morning flurries or showers, we dry up but stay mostly cloudy on thursday. well dip to the upper 30s friday and saturday but then warm into the low to possibly mid 40s by early next week. today: early sun then becoming cloudy. chance of evening showers. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers, possibly mixing with snow. low: 36 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 32 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. am low: 27 high: 38 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and/or snow. am low: 26 high: 42 wi

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langston hughes paying tribute to the woman who has led this campaign. she did not acknowledge any flaws in what they had done. and said they had done their best. joining me now -- let's just listen to a little bit of sound of hillary clinton, and then we've got some big interviews to come. >> i know how disappointed you feel, because i feel it too. and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. this is painful. and it will be for a long time. but i want you to remember this. our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power. and we don't just respect that. we cherish it. >> hillary clinton only moments ago, saying farewell, thanking her staff, her aides, and saying that donald trump is our president. we owe him an open mind. just as she said we have to defend the rights and the privileges that are also ens

langston hughes will be called before congress to testify about whether or not he was at communist sympathizer. these voices is marginalized in these newspapers. this occurs at the exact moment the civil rights movement is beginning to take off. you sort of see, so now these newspapers have a number of competing pressures on them. suddenly daily newspapers are interested in race stories that they had never paid much attention to before so you have them. you've got johnnie johnson and "ebony" magazine presenting a more uplifting and colorful version of black lives. these magazines like this are arriving and they are posing a challenge to these newspapers. so you've got new competitors. you've got a reduced sense of restiveness and this is happening at a time when the newspaper start to fall behind. their circulations are declining and if that occurs their influence begins to diminish. one of the reasons, one of the things i thought when i started looking and studying african-american history, had the sense that lack radical politics works as friends as they are often portrayed to be in popular

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langston hughes will be called before congress to testify about whether or not he was a communist in sympathizer. the sense of progressiveness is marginalized in these newspapers this occurs right at the exact moment that the civil rights movement is beginning to take off. you sort of see, now these newspapers have a number of completing pressures on them. suddenly, daily newspapers, white newspapers are interested in race stories that they've never paid much attention to before. i've got them, you've got johnny johnson and the magazine presenting a more uplifting and color for of black life. these magazines like his are rising and they're posing a challenge to these newspapers. you've got new competitors, you've got a reduced sense of progressiveness, and this is happening at a time when these newspapers start to fall behind. their circulations are declining , and as it occurs their influence begins to diminish. one of the things i felt when i started looking and studying african-american history, i had the sense that black radical politics weren't as fringed as they are often pretr

in the words of langston hughes, she has held fast to dreams. she was inspired at a young age. children doing , society doing well and everything she's done. she has focused on that. we know she would have made history as a president. we have never had a president who has made their whole career about the empowerment of families and children and i was as i wasd about that excited to have my friend, hillary there, making history as the first woman president. i'm excited and proud because she has such a wonderful team. [applause] tim kaine: there is a beautiful and comical parable in the new testament about a vineyard owner who hires people to work and says, i'm going to pay you this for a full day. he hires people at noon saying i'm going to pay the same for the half-day. he hires people for one hour and says i'm going to pay you the same. the people who started earlier said, we don't like this. you are treating them the same as you are treating us. i'm going to tell you something, here is what i've come to know so well, the team hillary has assembled over the years of people th

langston hughs called the poem "harlem." what happens to a dream deferred?nd sugar over like a syrupy sweet? maybe it just sags like a heavy load or does it explode? >> i have been in sorrow's kitchen, and i licked out all the pots. then i stood on the peaky mountain wrapped in rainbows with a harp and a sword in high hands. sometimes i feel discriminated against, but it doesn't make me angry. it merely astonishes me. how can anyone deny themselves the pleasure of my company? it's beyond me. so wrote zora neale hurston austin, a harlem in the renaissance. we love zora. >> that was hot, that was hot. what are the blues? they are homegrown black music that acknowledged the tenuous nature of all human existence. an heroic response to what is called the human condition. we invented the blues. europeans invented psychoanalysis. you invent what you need. albert murray wrote that. [ applause ] >> okay. so here's one of my favorites. toni morrison. the winner of the nobel prize for literature. >> yes. >> said this. if there's a book you want to read but it hasn't be

tell would not be those that make people jump up and clap and feel proud, perhaps they should in langston hughes' words would be ashamed. but yet the full story has to be told and that has been done now. i do have one historical document that belongs to the park service. i sort of kept it for a while. but in 1978 -- let me back up. again, i told you i was going to be here. there were two brothers and they have not gotten their full due. and before i transition up or down, i'm going to be advocated that they get their full due. vo bert and vince deforest. and they convene an outstanding panel of scholars and produce a number of proposals that wept through the national parks and many national historic landmarks came out of it. and if you were to take a look at the -- the new areas in the park system, they were first recognized as national historic landmarks, wood son, charles young, maggie lee walker, coming out of that effort. ultimately the idea came into a request of proposal in 1978 while i was assistant director for operations in the national office, the contract was award for howard universi

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i am proud of hillary clinton , because, in the words of links hughes, she has -- langston hughes, she has held fast to the to dreams. she was inspired at a young age, and epiphany that if families and children do well, society does well. in everything she does, she is focused on that. we know she would have made history as a president in one sense, but we have never had a president who has made their whole career about the empowerment of families and children. i was as excited about that in the oval office as i was excited to have my friend hillary there and make history as the first woman president. she has built such a wonderful team. [applause] tim kaine: there is a beautiful and comical parable in the new testament about a vineyard owner who hires people to work and says, i'm going to pay you this for a full day. he hires people at noon saying i'm going to pay the same for the half-day. he hires people for one hour and says i'm going to pay you the same. the people who started earlier said, "we don't like this. you are treating them the same as you are treating us." the team hilla