, then turned into postcards. >> when we think about lynching, particularly lynching as mob spectacleit was very much a spectator sport. and so children were even dismissed from school in order to participate in the spectacle that was hanging, burning, maiming, dismembering. >> i had to take the bus home, and i had to ride a bus through the mob and to see the joy on their faces, as if they were cong to picnic. >> these postcards are just a graphic depiction of the way in which a culture of terror is almost endemic to what it means to be a citizen of this republic. lynching was always more than the death act. it was really designed as a way to control human behavior. >> sims found that those who witnessed lynchings were left initially with fear and bitterness, then lifong scars. >> it just haunts you, it just stays with you. you don't, you don't, you don't, you don't forget it. >> it made me hate with a kind of hate i had never experienced. and i hated all white people. it was a hate that was really beginning to make me ill after awhile. >> raised a baptist, fletcher's faith was shaken

& sons, sean lynch speaking. hi, anne patrice. okay, everyone's taken the time that they need? good. okay. we'll make our way oayver ere shortly. is there any concerns or questions that you have or that any of the family has before we make our way? of course. we are, you know, just a short distance from you, so we should be over momentarily. and we'll see you in a bit, okay? you're welcome. bye-bye. they're ready. >> tim, they are going to plan to use the casket that they had made, so they'll have blankets and they will... they're going to have a couple of things to place with him. >> let's not use the cot then. >> okay, we'll just leave it here. >> i'll put that jump seat up a little higher. >> okay. >> when people are trying to tell you what happened about someone dyindyg, wt they're giving you is a narrative. they're telling you their story. and i notice this about grieving people, that the story takes on sort of a repetitious, rote characteristic as if it was, you know, like a prayer. "he woke up in the middl

. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound

when we played adrian peterson, you know, marshawn lynch is that same kind of guy. will bring that same kind of intensity to the game for him, too. so, you know, it's nothing special you do. but like i said, you always have to know where he is. you know, we got to get as many guys around him as possible because one time is going to have a hard time bringing him down. >> it's a big sunday on fox5. start thing at 3:30 our special pregame show. lindsay, doc myself, we will break it down. at 4:30 kickoff between the seahawks and the redskins. round one of the playoffs. we will follow it up with a postgame show. the redskins happen to be the only home team playing this week and it is actually the underdog. to hoops now. a programming note. maryland and virginia tech will lock horns on our sister station tomorrow at noon. wdca my 20. the wizards take on andray blatche and the brooklyn nets. and 8:00 tonight on fox it's at cotton bowl between oklahoma and how about johnny football? the heisman winner from texas a&m coming up tonight the a 8:00. >>> let's head over to shawn

little rodney lynch, as i am calling the kid, little rodney lynch's lawyers say he has never been around gun and doesn't know what a gun is. >> my kids are surrounded by toy guns. not real ones and they still use their finger. >> i find it hard to believe a six-year-old doesn't know what a gun is. i can understand if he has never been around one, but he probably knows what it is. >> my grandchildren go to school in brooklyn. are you not allowed to go like this. you never have been. you are not allowed to play cops and robbers. you cannot go like this in school or daycare. so cops and robbers is just -- >> bottom line is every parent should not compare what their kids are doing with their fingers until they hit roughly 13. >> don't put the camera on him. >> move on to the next story, please. >> remi, you said the kid had no intent to harm. the worst part is not that little rodney lynch got suspended. the school is saying he threatened to shoot a student. >> first of all, thank you for obviously agreeing with what i said. second of all, this school is reacting to such an awful, tragic situ

there goes marshawn lynch. 27 yards out. seattle, they win, lynch rushes for 132 yards. iii played with an injured ankle. later in the 4th his knee buckled out a fumble. he had to leave the game 24-14 is the final. and so seattle goes on to face the falcons. >>> and with railways last home game turned out to be -- and with ray lewis, last home game turned out to be his final one. a tough debut. locked out by mcphee recovering the ball. luck turned it over twice. 4th quarter baltimore leading 17-9. and joe flacco connects. they will go to denver next saturday and louis got to do that dance. one last time for the home fans. they're still alive. coming up on game day, more on the nhl and that workshop jam. we'll go to green bay and a report on what's happening with the packers. how they plan to defeat the 49ers. >> tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> yes. it'll be a good game, you assume? >> well, you know, -- >> oh no i hate when you say that. >> i can't see the packers beating the 49ers. packers have no running game. they've got some running back and a roster

alfred morris versus marshawn lynch.-legged, broad- shouldered, refuse to go down pick skin pushers, as i like to call them. lynch is an established commodity, morris surprised everybody. he knows to win tomorrow his defense has to stop. >> to hit lynch, that's an honor. he's a hard runner. i definitely respect his game. i can relate to the way he runs. so it should be fun. >> marshawn, he's one of the best running backs in the league. i played against him when he was at buffalo last year. he's one of the hardest running backs to tackle. he runs with reckless abandon. he's not a pro bowler for no reason. >> new baltimore versus old baltimore tomorrow. one big reason, number 52, ray lewis returns after missing half a year with a torn triceps. he'll hang them up after the playoff run wins. >> we've got a bond that was created over the last few months that probably only me and him knew we had, you know. that strong of a bond. and so for chuck to come back here, man, like i said, the game will fade one day, but that brotherh

seahawks erased a 20 pot halftime deficit against the falcons, and they go ahead one on this marshawn lynch into the endzone...now lynch fumbled it but video review shows he already broke the plane, with 13 seconds left...the falcons in fieldl range...pete carroll calls a timeout right before matt bt missed his kick...but bryant nailed the one that counted...the falcons avoidn epic collapse and win 30-28o the 49ers will pack their bags for atlanta onto afc where it will be a remah of last year's championship game...tom brady threw 3 touchdowns, 2 to cal product shane vereen, 41-28r the texans...ravens and pats next sunday night warriors denver, they led by 8 headi into the 4th where it was a complete meltdown...ty lawsn the layup drill...warriors outscored 38-17 in the final quarter...those faces tell all...116-105 warriors lose the cal women got revenge on their bay area rival...brittany boyd one o6 cal threes on the day...67- 55...stanford loses for the second straight time at maples...and their 82 game conference win stre snapped thanks, dennis that does it for eyewitnesss at 10. remembe

jordan lynch fires over the middle to martel moore for an 11- yard touchdown. n-i-u would recover the onsides kick, trailing by a touchdown, but lynch scrambles and gets picked off by terrence brooks. lynch struggled going 15 for 41 with 176 yards. n-i-u loses to the seminoles 31-10. >>i hate to lose. i told you when we first talked, i wear my emotions on my sleeve. i give them a lot of credit. they are well coached. northwestern looking for its first bowl victory since 19-49. mississippi state's opening drive. defensive end quentin williams intercepts it and goes 29 yards for the score. but it's tied at 13 in the third. trevor simeon hits dan vitalee for a big gain down to the three that set up the go- ahead touchdown. wildcats win the gator bowl, 34- 20. coach pat fitgerald's first bowl win in five tries. wisconsin playing stanford in the 99-th rose bowl. the badgers trail by ten late in the first half. kurt philips rolls out to find jordan frederich to a four- yard touchdown. they're only down six late in the fourth, but the drive ends at midfield when phili

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there was a man named lynch wormly who owned a big livery stable two blocks from the white house and he served horses to the city's taxi trade. he was a free black man from madagascar. there were a couple, two brothers, thomas and, thomas and isaac carey. they own ad couple of barber shops on pennsylvania avenue the they came from a free black family in virginia that had been free for generations. one of those black families that owned slaves themselves. the carey brothers while they were cutting hair would sell antislavery publications on the sly, on the side. the hero of the book, beverly snow, ran the city's finest restaurant called the epcurian eating house. he is hero of the book. i think of him as a barack obama slightly ahead of his time. intelligent mixed race man who comes out of nowhere to charm washington. serve the washington elite what they want only to face a tremendous backlash. read the book you will see parallels to our own time there anyway, the point is, that in this book, far from slavery being dominant in washington, d.c. and all oppressive force, slavery is actu

but jane lynch, you ask, where is the job opportunity in all this? after all, we republicans are all about jobs, jobs, jobs. well, here it is. someone is going to have to teach republicans how to talk about gay rights without seeming like they've caved to the democrats. some strategists are going to have to make it their specialty. to teach republicans how to be pro-gay while still sounding angry. that's a very tall order, but the good news is, you can charge more money. republicans are trying to figure out how to lose gracefully. oh, best new thing in the world today. >> jane lynch, you're the best new thing in the world today. >> thank you so much. >> when you said, folks -- do i do that? >> you do. i was mocking you. >> i felt new a very painful way. >> thanks for doing the best new thing in the world. it's weird i'm in the guest chair. >> how does it feel? >> subservient but in a good way. >> i'm up a little higher and this is the better side of my face. >> do you want to be a cable news host ever? >> i'd love to play one. i don't know that i'd w

. >>> and take a look at this controversial quilt displaying a lynching. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. it was a spectacular liftoff. nasa launched a new high-tech satellite into orbit from cape canaveral, florida. the new equipment will improve communication with the international space station and relay images captured by the hubble space telescope. >>> a quilt displaying a photograph of a lynched african-american woman is generating strong emotions with visitors at an indianapolis library. >> i get people out here all different kinds of colors, races and creed treating me bad because of stuff like this. >> i know it can be painful for some people. i know some people are angry. some people cry. >> the quilt is part of a collection of pieces that will be displayed through february and march. >>> controversy is brewing after school officials fired starter pistols during an emergency drill outside of chicago. some students were alarmed by the exercise meant to prepare teachers and pupils for mass shootings. >> i don't think we need to make

anthropologist caitrin lynch. >> it's very surprising that a manufacturing facility can be set up in a way that's very flexible. so you'll hear from workers here who say, "i can have it all. i can work during my retirement, but i can also clock out at 2:00 and babysit." >> reporter: lynch herself, worked here for a summer while researching a book on vita needle, retirement on the line. >> people would acknowledge that this wouldn't have worked for them at an earlier stage of life, when they had children they were raising; saving for college; paying off mortgages; itouldt have worked then. >> reporter: but it works now. employees are cross-trained so they can pitch in where needed, packing needles with syringes for instance. this is like a syringe for a cow or something, i mean that's huge. >> this isn't huge. >> reporter: well, i sure as hell hope nobody is going to put that in me. >> you should see the undertaker needles. >> reporter: the undertaker needles? no, i don't think i want to see them thank you. >> they're much larger than these. >> reporter: but at age 100, why not kick b

lynch 131 yards rushing. but after the game, a little something extra.stanford cardinal richard sherman gets shoved in the face. and the seahawks get the last laugh. seattle wins 24-14. it's been a very busy game. also, in this game, robert griffin, iii was injured late. it won't matter since obviously the redskins lost this game. >>> but as we mentioned, chris, much more coming up in sports in our 6:00 hour, busy day for sports. once again, good to have hockey back. >> yes. >>> and we return -- when we return, what used to be an affordable ticket now is an expensive one. we'll show you what it will cost to attend this year's burning man festival. >>> tickets for the popular burning man festival are going on sale. some veterans think the prices are way too high. the prices have been rising every year. this year they're starting at $380 a piece compared to $240 last year. there will be some tickets available for those who qualify for the low income ticket plan. tickets have already been sold as part of a holiday promotion. the rest of the tickets go on sa

fourth quarter, lynch. broke a half dozen tackles. going the distance for a 67-yard touchdown. the earth literally shook from the crowd's reaction. registering seismic activity. an old sensor nearby. that's the guy the skins defense expects to see this weekend. >> i mean, marshawn one of the best in the league. played against him in buffalo. and last year, i say one of the hardest running backs to tackle. runs reckless abandon. i mean. he is not a pro bowler for no reason. one of the best in the league. >> numbers in rushing, the last sick weeks are six weeks are ridiculous. so, this is one of those things. you got to, you know where he is at. know what he is going to be. runs hard. like he wants to hurt somebody. and i think he is a great football player. got our work cut out for us. >> defensive coordinator rattling numbers with ease. you know he study every yard. third in the league in yards rushing this season. washington wizards looking for the first win of 2013. same old story though in the new year. they had chances down the stretch. but it is not to be as nets take the

. >>> take a look at this controversial quilt displaying a lynching.ou're watching "first look" on msnbc. >>> i'm back with one of the big stories, the tough road ahead for chuck hagel, president obama's nominee for the next secretary of defense. joining us with insight, "washington post" reporter sean sullivan. hagel could face tough questions on afghanistan, troops, gays in the military and other issues. what should we watch to see if he'll make it past this confirmation? >> he'll certainly face a grilling from republicans on capitol hill today on, you know, the issues you mentioned, israel is another issue. you know, look for the way that he answers questions from democrats. a lot of republicans are going to oppose his nomination. but senators chuck schumer said that he's in favor of hagel. so if that can clear the way for other democrats to get onboard, that might be enough for him to clear the senate. >> another issue that we're watching out of d.c., president obama saying there is "no doubt that immigration reform and gun bills will get passed th

two plays later, lynch bulls his way in for the touchdown.e fumbled as he broke the plain, but the play was upheld on review. seahawks take the lead on the extra point. the falcons are on the verge of an epic collapse, but they get into field goal range with 13 seconds to play. matt ryan, with the 49-yarder to take the lead. and pete carroll had called a time out before the ball was kicked. another shot at it, this time he puts it through the uprights. last chance for the seahawks, wilson throws up the hail mary to the end zone, but julio jones, the star wide receiver comes down with the interception to end the game. falcons win in dramatic fashion, 30-28 to get to their first nfc championship game since 1999. after the game, quarterback matt ryan spoke about his winning first career playoff game. >> you know, your past experiences kind of harden you. you know, they make you tougher in those situations. we know it's a difficult thing to do. difficult to win this time of year because you're playing against the best teams in the nfl. with that

and who would have a better chance at winning, ed markey or stephen lynch? the republican sid of things, there is still no word as to whether or not this guy on the right here intends to run again after elizabeth warren beat him by eight points back in november. still no word from scott brown other than -- which scott brown tweeted late at night on scott brown, 2010 in that special election is the only time since ed brook in 1972 that massachusetts has elected a republican to the senate. and not since 1994 in the gingrich landslide when two slipped in have massachusetts elected a republican to federal office of any kind. >> and there is a reason why. and the state is getting more blue, not less blue over time. >> right. >> let me ask you about a broader picture. "the miami herald" reported on an fbi raid on the office of a long-time supporter of new jersey democratic senator bob menendez. the senator is denying any wrongdoing. but is that rattling new jersey politics enough? is there enough noise around senator bob menendez that potentially his seat is worth

oakland's own marshawn lynch went beast mode on everyone.he handoff and goes 27 yards with a td. lynch 132 yards rushing. but after the game, a little something extra. former stanford cardinal richard sherman gets in the face. but sherman and the seahawks get the last laugh, 24-14. >>> all right. first round of the play-offs is history. four teams are headed home, and four have advanced to the second round. aaron rodgers and the packers will have to pack their bags and make a trip to face the 49ers at candlestick saturday. 49ers beat the pack in the regular season opener. rogers clad to be back in california. that's going to be a real good game. stick around. nbc bay area and comcast sportsnet for the latest on the 49ers quest for their sixth lombardi trophy. >> that's what we're all hoping for. thank you very much, henry. and thank you for choosing nbc bay area at 6:00. we will see you back here with the latest local news tonight at 11:00.

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and who would have a better chance at winning, ed markey or steven lynch? on the republican sid of things, there is still no word as to whether or not this guy on the right here intends to run again after elizabeth warren beat him by eight points back in november. still no word from scott brown other than -- which scott brown tweeted late at night on saturday in the midst of a spring of misspelled and combative late night tweets where he picked late night fights on twitter, he then deleted the late-night tweets and refused to talk about them. he has avoided all comments on what is going on there. scott brown has finally become the most popular thing about him online. joining us now is steve kornacki, senior writer for salon. it is great to see you. >> great to be here. >> total speculation. do you think scott brown's late-night tweets that sort of seem like drunk tweets, but which don't know and then deleting them and refutesing to comment about it, do you think it's less likely he is going to declare for the seat if he was legitimately conflicted about it?

jane lynch, where's the job opportunity in all of this. one will have to teach republicans how to talk about gay rights without seeming like they have caved. some strategists will have to make it their specialty to teach republicans how to be pro-gay while still sounding angry. that's a tall order but you can charge more money. republicans are trying to figure out how to choose gracefully. best new thing in the world today. >> you're the best new thing in the world today. when you said folks. do i do that? >> you do. i was mocking you. >> i felt it in painful way. thank you for doing the best new thing in the world. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm in the guest chair. >> how does it feel? >> a little subservient. do you want to be cable host? >> i'd love to play one. i know how you workday in and day out. >> you had a republican pollster memo in mind. the thing about the subject of what you just talked about that's interesting is this is something, you're out sue sylvester on "glee," and you've written this coming out story and we are in

because of the merrill lynch franchise. >> brian kelly?rices and with weiss in terms of the fundamentals. unfortunately, like joe, i'm with mauer if i on the fact that you could get a pullback here and i couldn't say buy them hand over fist right here but there's a catalyst in march. you are going to have the stress test come out and going to have dividends paid and buybacks and you can buy these on dips. >> right. >> in to that catalyst. phil lebeau with breaking news of boeing. problems over the last several days with the dreamliner. phil? >> reporter: i'm listening in on a conference call for boeing and currently conducting with reporters. and although they can't talk about the fire on the 787 dreamliner earlier this week because it's under investigation, they wanted to do to get in front of the questions out there on wall street and people around the country and the world, two points, first one being that they say so far since the dreamliner's launch it's meeting expectations on the same level as the launch of the 777 back in the '90s.

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he got every major job at merrill lynch, including president, cfo. he went on to become ceo and retired in 2008 and hank paulson called ms the current financial crisis is beginning to take up and asked him to come to washington to run fannie mae after it been put into conservatorship, basically nationalized by the united states government. in april 2009, he came in and was eventually made the head of tar. so my interactions with him was basically providing oversight and many times been very critical of a lot of things he was doing for the treasury department was doing the secretary take was doing. he was my main porthole into treasury. we had a number of conflicts as you can imagine. our jobs are not necessarily going to create a long-lasting friendship. my job was to criticize him and make recommendations where he and the program had gone off the rail, which by 2010 is pretty often. we decided to have a meeting offline to clear the air, have a cup during and defuse what was a building tension between the two of us. our weekly meetings had devolved i

willrly conservative lynch face representative ed markey, a liberal democrat.will take place april 30. on the republicans side, that former massachusetts senator scott aswn will run for the seat well. a special election is june 25. >> back to new orleans, or the ready for is getting this weekend. >> and john gonzalez is doing but bragging down there. i have saw his posts last night. a rough life. >> a little rough. the jambalaya maybe a little heavy for me. of us back home are for the baltimore ravens. there's one forty-niner that see have ake to game, this guy behind us, davis, a former maryland terrapin. this super bowl is such a spectacle. i cannot imagine a better city such a massive event, new orleans. we spoke with a lot of fans who baltimore.om some of them tell us they just the week to experience the days before the super bowl circus that was media day. were thousands of world andd characters i don't know how to describe. there are fans that do have to its common defense that to win coveted super bowl tickets and some still looking for tickets. told onl

lynch loses the ball at the goal line. lynch had broken the plane before the ball came out.ay, atlanta fans had seen this before but this time they got a happy ending. two passes got the falcons to the 31 then matt bryant was down the middle with a 49 field goal the falcons back in front at 30-28 with 8 seconds left. seattle had one more chance after an exceptionally short kick off by the falcons. but wilson's desperation passed picked off by julio jones. the falcons who had tpháfr -- never won a play off game will finally get the chance to go to one. >> and the 49ers will have to win the nfc championship game in atlanta next sunday, it's a noon start west coast time right here on channel 2 and fox. >>> in week 14 of the regular season, two of the afc teams met. that game was a blow out. today's game was not that much different. tom brady with a chance to be the winningest quarterback in history. the houston texans stood in the way. and the game began with a bolt of lightning. finds wide open spaces in the middle of the field. just one man stands between him and a touchdown.

lynch is expected to that he willrrow kerry's sea. he is a conservative and will face ed markey, a liberal democrat. side, there isan talk that former massachusetts brown may run for the seat. a special election is set for june 25. >> obama is making the case for immigration reform. in lasigh school today. that includes passing a background check, paying taxes, paying a penalty, english, and then going line behindof the trying tolks who are come here legally. areome republicans tighter border security before citizenship are addressed. >> if you live in montgomery could behe this your the labels. >> you will want to stay this story tonight from germantown. >> one person in particular is rash ofble for this robberies. an army county police want you look isa very close computer-generated sketch of the suspect. has been on a theft robbery spree in this neighborhood, committing 10 crimes and just last month. elizabeth, who recently moved is stunned at the brazen nature of these crimes. >> i have a young child and i now hear all different t

but lynch loses the ball when it's punched out by hill. neither team scored in the third quarter.s broke through in the fourth. lynch gets free from the 27. who's out there trying to make a block in front of him. that's wilson. that's a pretty good demonstration of how fast the saoáe yacht -l quarterback is. the seahawks added a converge and took the lead. the redskins just could not get anything going after that second quarter. griffin tweaks his knee again. they settle for a field goal but the damage was done. griffin was finished for the day. and the seahawks would take a 24-14 lead. >> this game had no shortage of emotion before and right to the end. this is stanford's richard sherman with words that trent williams doesn't appreciate. sherman gets the last laugh as seattle moves on. the seahawks win 24-14. they will be in atlanta for the second round of the play offs. griffin is left to wonder what if he had been healthy in this one but still what would appear to be a bright future ahead. >> my teammates needed me out there so i was out there for them. when it comes to the imp

we tell you that's the way to invest whether it's warren buffet or peter lynch back in the day, by what know and buy when it gets cheaper. those are the opportunities that come along and when you should be taking advantage. cheryl: keep emotion out it. i'm just reporting the news here, been, come on now. to the cme, and, kevin, any levels you're watching now? any specific numbers to pay attention to? >> well, i think when you look at the treasury market and specifically the 30-year bond market, i want to watch that one, 44, 145 level. a selloff last week. we saw it spike, but i don't think yields will go any higher at this particular point. there's no reason for them to, and the fed is intent on keeping yields low here in the short term. we have started to see things base in treasuries issue and it is a good opportunity to be sniffing around in the area now. cheryl: kevin, will we move away from the bond market and a push more in equities? a little bit of a risk on trade if you will for the stock market leaving bonds to the sidelines considering where we are autowith the fed right now?

and it was all fun and gaaes. p:01 rodney lynch "just poonting yoor fingers likk this, and she dii ttee'pow. i just went like that then i got sent to he office again.."and i'm the oneethat gets suspended for nothing." school went too far with the - punishment... and they say they wish adminiisrators had initially handled the situutton differently.kc fox 45 news aa five how are thh roads ooking tonig? tonight?brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. repprt. map greenspring libbrtybat natl pikeshawan map395 3 3 a delay in this years tax returnn. why the last minute deal on the fiscal cliff is to bllae. p blaae it on the booze. why prison nnates are suing major alcohol companies for the crimes that put them pehind bars. and the senseless excuse they're giving. 3 155-thousand jobs were added in ddcember.thaa's according tooa new jobs reeort... released by the labor department just minutes ago. &phiring comes from he bbggest manufacturing and constructiin... which added 30- &preflects adddtional hiring neededdto rebuild after superstorm sandd. therees no word yet if your tax refunds will be d

. >>> a quilt displaying a photograph of a lynched african-american woman is generating strong emotions with visitors at an indianapolis library. >> i get people out here with all kinds of races and breeds. treating me bad because of stuff like this. >> i know it can be painful for some people. i know some people are angry. some people cry. >> the quilt is part of a collection of pieces that will be displayed through february and march. >>> controversy is brewing after school officials fired starter pifltles during an emergency drill outside of chicago. some people were alarmed by the pistols to prepare people. >> i don't think we have to make it normal to have a simulated shooting in schools because then it just makes more normal for high schools to accept these things. >>> and had high school students are defending their teacher. kelly mckinney after officials discovered her bear twitter page which features half naked pictures about drug usage. the college students designed t-shirts to show the support of their teacher. >>> in college basketball, duke got 32 points against mason pluml

. >> we have an update for you on a story brought you earlier this week. 6-year-old rodney lynch waspended from elementary school in silver spring for allegedly protecting his fingers or a gun and making threatening gestures several times. attorneys for his family tell abc 7 news that the principal rescinded his suspension and will remove it from his permanent record. there is an investigation in this new into the cia's involvement with the movie about the mission to kill us, bin laden. -- to kill osama bin laden i. senators say that the movie claims that waterboarding beatled to the discovery of osama bin laden. the pakistani teenager shot by a taliban gunman is out of the hospital malala yousafzai was shot in the head. the attack prompted international outrage, and at the girl became a symbol of courage and hope for many trade issue will continue to receive outpatient care as she works to fully recover. adam caskey here. a brisk morning. but good things ahead. >> things will slowly warm up over the next couple of days. closer to 50 by the middle part of next week. >> i will take a

he said my grandfather had a gun to stop a lynching and my father had this rifle to protect our familya cowboy who misuses or abuses rather, his second amendment right and it's irresponsible and troubling this is the tempo for the debate. if you rightfully own a gun and believe in the second amendment you somehow are complicit or nefarious person and complicit with the sandy hook massacre. >> megyn: mark? >> nobody cares why john barrow's grandfather had the smith & wesson. nobody is trying to take it. and we're looking at guns not protected by the second amendment. these are like assault weapons-- the major point of confusion here, people think that the second amendment protects their right to bear arms. what defines, what is arms, does it include bazookas, of. >> megyn: clearly not all arms. >> and advocacy don't think it includes arms 30 clips in a magazine that can put 11 bullets in a second grader. these guns that this campaign is advocating against are guns that belong on the battlefield, they belong in the hands of our soldiers, not in our citizen's hands, not in schools and i d