so they are have actually been searches and lynchburg. if you go to lynchburg and you say ota benga everyone knows who he is. today he is still an adored figure and everyone wants to know where he is. so i don't know. if there is even a clue people are prepared to pay for dna to do the dna test. it's that deep they are so anyway he is buried somewhere and lynchburg in one of two cemeteries. >> one other thing to the congolese government ever asked for his remains? >> you mean today? there have been efforts by some to reclaim his remains. >> thank you very much. i came out tonight because of just rot interest being caught by the cover of the book. it's hard not to make those linear ties to what is happening today and has been happening all along. i say that as even our president of the united states many times over the last eight years has been caricatured as a monkey. c and so has his wife. >> and so has his wife. i saw 12 or three months ago. this is an image problem that we have been burdened with in our community so that is pretty line

a new streak with temperatures below 90s. 84 to start ingaithersburg, 54 in bowie, lynchburg and manassas. clouds will roll back in. i think this may be a little aggressive but temperatures comfortable in the 70s. now we see showers building to the south. the warm front is going to lift up from the south to the north. so by 3:00, 4:00 we have big storms pushing through. you saw them blossom right over town. you saw the reds and the yellows so that's right in the heart of rush hour. by 5:00 they're across i-95 into southern maryland. then they really begin to fire up down toward the northern neck. and then here comes round two. 10:00. i think this is believable really. futurecast, i don't think it's really too crazy about. this black at all the reds. temperatures in the 70s. that rolls through. that also could produce hail and damaging winds. by 11:00 the storm is pushing into southern maryland. get ready. a short respite. 82 at 11:00, 84 with clouds by 1:00 p.m. we've resisted doing a yellow alert for fry day. scattered storms, 86. yellow alert saturday, showers and storms all day, almost

along the southern side of the richmond lynchburg stage road also known as the main street. this location put his left somewhere just east of the courthouse building with him positioned at the other end of the line toward the river on the extreme right of the fifth corps. the only army at this point. the second and sixth corps having been sent toward berkville. wanting to start his own 24th corps on the road to lynchberg john gibance had ordered him to relieve turner's corps with one of his own and bartlett sent to the village. i don't have to tell this audience that he was no stranger to extreme positions on a federal flank. as we know from wherever it is we are, where he earned the only congressional medal of honor awarded to a soldier of the fifth corps. and this particular position put him closest -- this is the important part. it put him closest to the surrendering southerners led by confederate second corps under general john b. gordon who would be marching into the village from the north andest or from chamber lin's right. i get to be him. my right. the next day april

the third brigade along the southern side of the richmond, lynchburg stage road known as the appomattox state house -- this location put chamberlain west of the courthouse building with chamberlain himself positioned at the other end of the line about 300 yards away from the river on the extreme right. the only unit of the army on the potomac of appomattox at this point. wanting to start his own 24th core, john gibbons had ordered griffin to relieve john turner with one of his own. i don't have to tell this audience that chamberlain was no stranger to extreme positions on the central flank. as we know from wherever it is we are, the only congressional medal of honor awarded to a soldier at this court in this particular position put him closest, this is the important part, it put him closest to the surrendering southerners under john d gordon who would be marching into the north and east. the next day, april 13, chamberlain wrote a letter to his sister sarah and from this letter, which is now in the possession of bowdoin college we know of this position of the troops under chamberlain's

and that was the banner headline in lynchburg, virginia's news and advance.s the swiftness with which same-sex marriage has become the law against the united states. it's a cultural and political shift. the likes of which we'll never see again. the likes chf america has literally never seen before. >> the polls show that no matter who you are, where you live how much you earn or who you vote for support for same-sex marriage has grown across every possible demographic. in the last six years, support grew by 19% among all americans, 23% among whites in the midwest, 25% among suburban women, and 22% among hispanics, support has even grown in small town rural america where they're making a major shift. >> it is worth noting that those are the six years after marriage was legalized in the early voting states of iowa and new hampshire. the overall change is attributed to openness. >> in 2004 62% told pollsters they personally know or work with gays and lesbians. this spring that number had risen to 77%. so while it's true theenl five men and women ruled in support

third brigade of griffin's fifth corps along the southern side of the richmond lynchburg stage road, also known as the main street of appomattox courthouse. this location put chamberlain's left somewhere just east of the courthouse building with chamberlain himself positioned at the other end of the line about 300 yards away toward the river -- the appomattox river -- on the extreme right of the fifth corps. the only unit of the army of the potomac at appomattox at this point. the second and sixth corps having been sent toward brookville. wanting to start his own 24th core of the army, john gibbons had ordered griffin to believe john w turner's division of the 24th corps with one of his own and griffin had sent bartlett's first division into the village. i don't have to tell this audience that chamber was just chamberlain was no stranger to extreme positions on a federal flank. as we know from wherever it is we are, we are here in the only congressional medal of honor awarded to a soldier of the fifth corps. this particular position put him closest -- this is the important part -- a