i remember, i was an undergrad in the library at lyon college, and i came across this book written by a geographer named milton lafferty. i opened it up and there was a map of the ozarks, the borders. i discovered i grew up in the ozarks, but had never really -- i knew i grew up in the hills, that we were hill people, but i never associated myself with this label. that was almost 30 years ago. i devoted my life to studying the history and culture of the ozarks, and try to define what that means, and trying to sort reality in myth and the story of the ozarks. most of the 19th century settlers, especially the pre-civil war settlers, came from appalachia, or the greater upland south. , anywhere from the piedmont of north carolina easterne tennessee, to kentucky, southwestern virginia, what is now west virginia, northern alabama northern , georgia, greater upland south areas really supplied the majority of settlers. you transmit those cultural practices, religious practices, everything is bundled up in culture. it gets transmitted from places like east tennessee and eastern kentucky to th

country this, trump infrastructure plan relies on private parties or state and localities to put up the lyon's share of the money. in turn, those entities would either have to charge local taxpayers new tolls, or raise taxes and other fees to pay for the new infrastructure. so, a word that describes so much of the president's bill, probably about 80% of it is trump tolls. the trump infrastructure plan is like a hollywood facade. it may look real from afar but in truth it's a flat mirage. the trump plan has the skip of an infrastructure plan but it lacks the guts. the lack of direct investment would leave out large parts of america, particularly ruralmer, where local governments don't have the money or the traffic to attract private sector investment. small towns and cities throughout the heartland have waited too long for upgrades to their schools and roads and water systems, as well as access to high-speed internet. just as franklin roosevelt said, that every rural home should have electricity in the 1930s, democrats believe every rural home should have high access -- have access to high-spee

and in the french cup, there were wins for chambly, lens, caen and lyon.arter—finals — although caen needed extra—time and penalties to see off metz. in the dutch eredivisie leaders psv eindhoven were one of 12 teams in action on wednesday winning i—0 at home to excelsior to make it six successive league wins. psv put themselves on the scoresheet after just 17 minutes when hirving lozano was the recipient of some nice one touch passing in a match that could've seen them score three or four if their finishing had been more clinical, but they remain well placed to regain the title they lost to feyenoord last season. ajax remain seven points behind after a 4—2 win over roda jc in kerkrade despite going behind in just the second minute to a simon gustafson goal with the ball adjudged to have crossed the line. parity was restored midway through the first half when donny van de beek guided the ball into the net and then a second half double from klauss jan huntelaar confirmed the result in a match that saw his side come from behind to win for the second time in

must not be seen as competing with nato a point stressed by german defense minister orsillo funda lyon in munich. to a few months q it wasn't able to act at all because we didn't have neither the procedures nor the structures now we are establishing of those with the military command with the european defense fund just to name some examples so that we are able to act for our own security to a central pillar of european security as close cooperation between germany and france french defense minister flawless pylea mentioned existing structures but sees joint armament projects as the next step. on this cd we have decided that in the future we would also have shared drones shared weapons and shared fighter jets. these are you want to show us. all in attendance at the munich security conference are agreed on one thing military solutions alone are no guarantee for security in europe or in the rest of the world trust and dialogue are the key words the conference is meant to be a forum in these especially in secure times. and with that you are up to date now on t w news i'm sarah kelly in ber

known as a loyal ally of merkel on the face of another life the current defense minister are funded lyon is uncertain the chancellor melero her to keep her position despise a series of scandals in the bone despair underly and has been tipped as a successor to merkel well we're going to cross over now to mikhail a. political correspondent sounding by for us at the c.d.u. headquarters in berlin. some new faces in the government likely can we expect then real change in merkel's policies with these additions. well we certainly see changing is the set up of the people she allows into her cabinet let's just remind ourselves she will only be able to announce of course the c.d.u. side of the cabinet picks and her own c.d.u. party is still trying to recover from the fact that merkel in those late nights ago she is handed over the key finance ministry now with un spawn and we're not hearing anybody denying this joy in her cabinet she will have somebody at the table who is on the record of could not just criticizing her but also through actually without really courtenay to with the german chancello

play that role speakers on the very first day including the german defense minister ursula funday lyon indicated that they feel that the u.s. approach is now predominantly focused on military means and on u.s. interests that the u.s. essentially views foreign policy as a transactional affair the question then arose are other powers able to step into the role as a guarantor of a systemic approach and certainly european spokespeople people here were eager to say that europe is ready and willing to take on more responsibility we heard german the foreign and the defense ministers saying that there is a commitment to greater coordination of european security policy even to europe of the european foreign policies and that european countries are now committed to paying more for their own defense but whether they will really step into a global systemic role remains to be seen in the united states supporters of tartar controls on guns are pushing lawmakers to take action following last week's massacre at a florida high school students from the school or a former classmate shot seventeen people

willey smacked 3a runs off an over, bowled by australian spinner nathan lyon.ut he could only manage a four from the last ball. still he finished with 79 from 36 balls. england comfortably won by eight—wickets. a t20 tri—series, co—hosted by australia and new zealand, begins on saturday. 0ur our top story this sports day. tennis world number 114, our top story this sports day. tennis world number114, cameron norrie, stand roberto bautista agut, as he fought back from two set down to claim a stunning five sets win in my bayer in the davis cup. that pulls great britain level at one — one, after liam brady was beaten. jamie murray now faces the luciano lopez in saturday's doubles. that's all from sportsday. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with ask, is tim sta nley, us tomorrow. with ask, is tim stanley, and suzy boniface. many tomorrow's front pages are already in. the news that the us congress released a memo has made many of the front pages, but it did meet the front pag

. >>> two mountain lyon sightings about a mile and a half apart. first a woman saw a big cat, then another one saw a mountain lyon walking down sutter avenue. police have beefed up patrol. >>> well, speaking of big gaels, sometimes it's not about that, it's about being with friends in the right place to watch. kpix 5 john ramos. >> reporter: a line has already formed outside the connecticut yankee sports bar in san francisco. the official home away from home for boston sports fans. you are here five hours early. what's up with that? >> sometimes you got to do what you got to do. >> reporter: staking out a good space is important for the patriot regulars. >> this is my spot right here. i actually sat right here. no. no. >> reporter: football fanse famous for their superstitions. this good luck statue used to sit out in the biergarten but it went -- in the beer garden. but it went missing. >> he brought it back and said i'm sorry. >> reporter: no fan wants to feel he or she upset the football gods and cost the teenl a game. except maybe this guy. >>

then in overtime he scores the game winner, jake ended with two goals and an assist last night, alex lyon had 25 saves, and it is a big win for shorthanded flyers. they have won seven out of eight, tomorrow night, they will host columbus. here's the captain. >> i think lately we have been successful, focusing on good play and it is important that we don't change. that when we look at the standings you can see how much we have climbed. it is exciting. we just to have keep going. >> sixers parade. two paradeness june. >> flyers, lets go. >> it is on. >> we will be right there are seven continents, seven seas, but at celebrity cruises, we'd argue, more than seven wonders. for a limited time, enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. plus savings for everyone in your state room when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> national engineers week and today there was a mighty event of sorts to celebrate. >> "eyewitness news" at lockheed martin for fly on the wall duck tape challenge, and key to winning and hanging on the wall longest is what they call

the peninsula is the setting for many a greek myth including a hook elisa's battle with a new me in lyon and it certainly does look magical there. traditional greek stone cottage on the southern tip of the peloponnese going into la. so and on to nail a company from italy converted it into a holiday getaway they spend as much time as they can here in money. so no more talk to the women who think i'm off but i hear the money please get me in. the cottages interior mirrors the colors of the natural surroundings. about the callers and the choice of the course with us being very easy because we are so much in love with the mani and so close to the sea as you can see inside that the concept was to capture these callers and to capture the blue of the sea inside the house so you can see that the details of the of the doors and the chairs and everything are exactly the blue of the sea and about the rasta you can see the saying on the on the floor of the same color from the ceiling natural neutral natural color is complete of the everything. traditional regional items lend the cottage a typically

yesterday's seven-four win with a lower body injury, and that leaves the team with one healthy goalie, alex lyon. today rumors surfaced saying that the flyers are interested in trading for peter moraico of the red wings. >>> big night for joe gentlemen and everyone decided to trust the process. embiid making his debut in the all-star game. he had 19 points in 20 minutes big fellow hit hit the three. also plays tenacious d. reject russell westbrook. team lebron beating team steph on. it was one of the best all-star games we have seen in years, most competitive, 148- 145 the final score, as for sixers and joe joe, their next game is thursday night in chicago. >> joe gentlemen might have been only one playing defense last night. >> it was good to see. >> when we come back presidents day full of play for philadelphia children. >> where they were being treated for free fun in the if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with that. don't do things by the book if the book can

last night backup goalie alex lyon gets the start over new acquisition peter mrazek.rick always had a strong performance that is noland patrick, he ties it at one with his seventh goal, flyers down one here, less than two minutes left, jake voracek from sean couturier and it finds, twine. we will go to overtime. that is where voracek, comes up big, again. his ninth career overtime goal , and it wins the game, three-two. the flyers will hoe blue jackets tomorrow night and it is a two-points up on the devils, for third in the metro >>> eagles have finally decided to promote two coaches within, after their super bowl victory. espn is reporting eagles receivers coach mike groh has been promoted to offensive coordinator, former eagles oc frank rabies now head coach in indianapolis, with groh heading the owe even if duce staley will stay as running backs coach, and, then he gets the shiny new title of assistant head coach, eagles have not yet confirmed, those reports. >>> and it was picture day in clearwater on tuesday as phillies continue their full squad work out is a hea

legends as it is the setting for several greek mythological stories as well as battle the new me in lyon and paris of troy eloped with helen to cause the trojan war we're off to visit an italian couple who own a stunningly beautiful holiday home that they take little breaks there several times a year but i'm not sure why they ever leave. traditional greek stone cottage on the southern tip of the peloponnese can insula. federico torso and on to nail a cup ronnie from italy converted it into a holiday getaway they spend as much time as they can here in money. so normal drought to think of the north but i hear the money please get me in. the cottages interior mirrors the colors of the natural surroundings. about the callers and the choice of the course with us being very easy because we are so much in love with the mani and so close to the sea as you can see inside that the concept was to capture these callers and to capture the blue of the sea inside the house so you can see that the heyday of the of the doors and the chairs and everything are exactly the blue of the sea and about their ey

michelle lyons, bbc look north, bradford.e. we have seen some humans might still have the edge. we have seen some snow humans might still have the edge. we have seen some snow in the last couple of days and varies more to come over the next 24 hours. this picture shows a beautiful the day for our weather watchers in derbyshire, albeit with a covering of snow over the hills. you can see the weather system that brought the rain and snow for some today, another one sliding in from the west for tomorrow. in between, a clear zone showing up on the satellite picture and within it as we head through the rest after night, temperatures continuing to plunge, quite widespread frost and potentially icy stretches. all the while, strengthening wind in the west, gales for exposed spots in northern ireland and scotland. as we go into tomorrow morning, a cold start with icy stretches here and there. and then we bring this frontal system in from the west. it will bring some rain but also some snow across high ground in the north particularly b

willey smacked 3a runs off an over, bowled by australian spinner nathan lyon.t ball. still he finished with 79 from 36 balls. england comfortably won this one, a t20 tri—series, co—hosted by australia and new zealand, begins on saturday. the new england patriots will try to add to what is the nfl's greatest dynasty, when they seek a super bowl victory on sunday. we've got our tea m victory on sunday. we've got our team from bbc sport to give you a flavour of super bowl l two. hello, everybody! we are going to give you the top reasons why you should be checking out this year's super bowl on bbc. we have the dynasty very —— versus the underdog. the new england patriots, against the philadelphia eagles, who have woi'i zero the philadelphia eagles, who have won zero super bowls. this is the philadelphia fans pupils opportunity to get that super bowl win. —— the phyllida —— philadelphia's opportunity. the half—time show! this year, they have justin timberlake, last year it was lady gaga. i love justin was lady gaga. i lovejustin timberlake. you are going to show som

flyers hoe montreal tonight alex lyon will start as goalie but peter more sick is waiting in the wingsraded a traditional pick for maras sick that happened last night and ready to join his new teammates. >> really good team, and, when we can, come to the building, we all know how tough, it is to play, against them, and, you know, really good power play and this building, it is loud, they have great fans. so it was always tough, for to us play here so i hope we will make that happen, as well. >> welcome to philly, bro. >>> moving up when team wins, everybody wins, a couple coaches reportedly receive, promotion is today. first, espn report ago this receivers coach mike groh has been promoted to offensive coordinator. he is entering his second season in philadelphia, groh oversaw break out year by nelson agholor, with groh becoming offensive coordinator he remains running backs coach but received a pre motion as assistant head coach. duce has been on the staff since 2011, eagles have not yet confirmed the reports. >>> day two of the philadelphia's full squad work outs, around this time of

lyons claims the militia is now inside africa our senior correspondent maura guys do you have takes a closer look at the situation. this was a demonstration hundreds of pro assad militia fighters with tanks armor brazenly riding into africa with smiles cheers and cameras. as. the turks well see for yourself and korea's response was explosive loaded and delivered in artillery shells. today towards evening he was determined by the page he has militia that about ten pickup trucks were coming towards afrin they were then forced to turn back following the shelling these cases being closed for now everyone warned that this would happen no one may help the white b.g. he said as for the kurds themselves seize promised to put them in a choke hold in mere days i need the preparation on the ground takes time in the coming days we will lay siege to the city of afrin here you have two major anti isis coalition partners terrorist and aggressor as they call each other turkey in the y.p. ji partner in all but name juking it out beating each other to a bloody pulp one might ask where is america the he

the draw was made in lyon this afternoon.ll travel to london for the second leg a week later. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a fourth british tourist has died of injuries he suffered in a helicopter crash in the grand canyon nearly a fortnight ago. jonathan udall, who was in his 305 and from brighton, was on honeymoon with his wife, ellie milward when the accident happened. his family has been told of his death. adina campbell reports. jon udall and ellie milward were on their honeymoon. she has now been left with critical injuries, while herfriends' online post, announcing mr udall‘s death, described him as strong and brave. the eurocopter ec130 crashed as it came into land in arizona's remote quartermaster canyon. witnesses say it spun around twice before hitting the ground and then bursting into flames. police say bad weather meant it was more than eight hours before the survivors could be flown to hospital. stuart hill

how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—class actors in britain and always has done. i think he isa britain and always has done. i think he is a very inspirational winner. his first bafta. the weather now. the sunshine was more limited today. a lot of cloud spinning in from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we do see if you brea ks drizzle. upstream, we do see if you breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across and western parts of the uk tomorrow. a change of fortunes, perhaps. in those breaks in the cloud, we have this milder airand in the cloud, we have this milder air and those temperatures could push up towards 13 degrees or so. a mild night tonight. still one or two brea ks mild night tonight. still one or two breaks towards east anglia, but this cloud is continuing to push slowly eastwards. still some more rain and drizzle. there becomes lighter

when general alliance -- lyons is on bloody hill, his body is placed under a tree and put in a wagon back to springfield. wounded thatmany southerners take care of the dying and wounded. it is no secret who he is. bed that hisell -- body was placed upon on august 10, 1961. a doctor from springfield came out to care for the wounded. body back into springfield. i cannot give you a specific number as far as, battles in misery. over 400 probably. these are small in comparison to gettysburg. but if anow about you bullet is whizzing i my head, it is significant. i have been to a lot of battlefields over the years run inthe national parks service is theivate battlefield best. wilson's creek is the best. a three like it still. stool. 80% of the battle field left. library. research of the largest collections of civil war material. artifiacts. whole story. makes it complete. unique in thatis regard. the nra museum in springfield , missouri. 1000 sportingt arms ehre. here. the theme s hunting, conservation, and freedom. for that, we focus on our theodore roosevelt conservation gallery it roosev

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neuvirth stepped n flyers taking on the rangers and more injury news as neuvirth went down so alex lyon stepped between the pipes third period flyers up five- four rangers lose puck trav i can konecny recovers, gets to it claude giroux, shoots and scored. his 200 career goal. flyers win seven-four. joel embiid in the all-star game last night very beginning on the game, big time dunk and one, and jell then later in the game showing off his range he knocks down the three. from the other even of the court, russell westbrook tries for the shot. joel says no. he had 19 points, eight rebound. >>> day town a 500 with two laps to go curt bush looking to make a move but spins out. so this went into overtime in day tone, in overtime it is austin dylann who wins the checkered flag, he is your three car and he wins it, a 2018. >>> what happens now? what happens to the rest of the world? >> it was a big, big weekend black panter roared into theaters breaking box office record during its opening weekend marvel movie brought in 192 million-dollar, the highest gressing opening in february, the fifth, l

the draw was made in lyon this afternoon.te to chinese super league club dalian yifang for around £5 million. the 34—year—old defender hasn't featured for the hammers since october. fonte told manager david moyes he wanted to leave, to have a chance of featuring in portugal's world cup squad. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you, john watson. we have some news coming through in the last few moments. we've talked in the last half an hour about britain's departure from the eu and just hearing that donald tusk is to meet theresa may, the prime minister, on thursday, so that is a line just coming out and we have been talking a lot about the summit in brussels going on. the british cabinet talking about britain not being part ofa talking about britain not being part of a customs union when britain leaves the eu, lots ofjostling around, and all of that, sojust leaves the eu, lots ofjostling around, and all of that, so just one line at the moment

neuvirth stepped n flyers taking on the rangers and more injury news as neuvirth went down so alex lyontepped in between the pipes. third period flyers up five- four rangers lose the puck, travis konecny gets the puck, to 200 career goal for g flyers win seven-46789. >>> joel embiid in the all-star game, very beginning of the game, big time dunk and the, and one, joel, later in the game showing off his range incomes down the three, and then from the other end of the court, russell westbrook tries for the shot, joel says, no, embiid had 19 points and eight rebounds. >>> daytona 500 with two laps to go curt bush looking to make a move but he spins out, so this went into overtime, in daytona, in overtime it is austin dylann who wins checkered flag he is your three car and he wins it, in 2018. that is sports in a minute. i'm kristin rodgers. >>> kristin, thank you. coming up shortly the area surrounding a four alarm fire in olde city remains an active scene, as officials declared it a collapse zone. we will have a live report from that scene in just a moment but first, bob kelly, good morni

alex lyon stepped between the pipes. flyers up five-four. lose the puck travis konecny gets to it claude giroux. 200 career goal. flyers win seven-four. >>> joel embiid in the all-star game last night very beginning of the game, big time dunk and the and one, joel later in the game showing off his range incomes down three. from the other end of the court, russell westbrook tries for the shot, joel says no, embiid had 19 points and eight rebounds. >>> daytona 500 with two laps to go curt bush looking to make a move but spins out, so this went into overtime in day tone a in overtime it is austin dylann who wins the checkered flag, he is your three car and he wins it, 2018 >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >>> it is like that. >> yeah. >> give me 20 minutes and then you can leave. >> i-95 gets pretty crowded sometimes, sometimes you just to have go in and out. we have a look at, wow, rain heading our way is this a good thing or bad thing if you like 70-degree temperatures then you will think this is a good thing we will explai

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. >> chad lyons, thank you so much for taking time with us. i am so sorry for your loss. >> thank you very much. and i apologize to the -- >>> we are here, live in parkland, florida. good afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin. this is the site of the deadliest school shooting since the nation lost victims as young as 6 at sandy hook elementary school in december 2012. i stand at marjory stoneman douglas high. 17 people were murdered here, 14 others wounded with four still critical. you talked to students and teachers and just folks in this community, as we have been. there was pain, there is grief. just as palpable is the frustration that this uniquely american torment, mass murder by a single shooter, has happened yet again. the suspected gunman, whose name i am not uttering, was just in court a little bit ago. he sent out red flags. not just one. two red flags, but multiple inequivocal signs of trouble online. the fbi knew about two alleged threats from the suspect. former student who had been expelled from this high school. one threat apparently in

would be the ministry of economic affairs and or funder lyon would remain minister of defense the new minister of agriculture would be yulia click now perhaps the biggest surprises you can spawn poised to take the health ministry. check would head up education and research it was the inclusion of one of america's most prominent critics an ambitious young conservative that raised eyebrows does mention. is not the only one that makes critical comments that's fine we're here to build a better germany i believe he wants to contribute to that just like all other cabinet members. oh that's ok now inside the tent chan watched from the wings quietly for now. million sponsors' not alone in his criticism of the chancellor joining us now in the studio did have your political correspondence on the unborn son what does it look like does the appointment of spawn mean that is moving this party to the right. well i mean he's a noted conservative and he's been a critic of. particularly on the migration issue so she needs to include the right wing of her party and of course there have been grumblings f

peter doocy with that story lyon capitol hill tonight.i, peter. >> an fbi informant is now talking to congressional investigators about a paper trail that he says shows at least $750,000. three quarters of a million dollars of russian influence over then secretary of state hillary clinton. the informant's name is douglas camel and he claims that the kremlin hired a lobbying firm to essentially make russian uranium more attractive to regulators. this is what the informant and whistleblower says quote the contract called for four payments of $750,000 over 12 months. apco was expected to give assistance free of charge to the clinton global initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from uranium one to the u.s. russia civilian nuclear cooperation agreement. but that lobbying firm now claims that that time line does not add up. apco worldwide says. this apco worldwide took client work under behalf of tenex in 2010 and 2011. it undertook work f

i am now joined by germany's defense minister or some a fund to lyon who has just given the opening address here at the conference and minister you said in your remarks that you are concerned that some countries have been decreasing support for the united nations for diplomacy for development aid and you said that the development worker needs the soldier and vice versa one might conclude that you were sending a message across the transom across the atlantic with your remarks well i think we need a pact of comprehensive security because we know one cannot be without the other there is no security without stepping ization we conciliation. and economic development but you know yes i want to send a message over the atlantic but at the same time i want to send a message to ourselves as the europeans we have to be get better organized what the military means are concerned so we have to be more effective we have to invest more on the other side we know that we need the second leg which is economic development desperately the funding of the united nations is so important and none of us is able to s

nobody is pushing the agenda would allow that lyon their own children and 30 take the public space andprivatize it. so that's based on an idea is that education is a product like a laptop or refrigerator to be sold at the marketplace, not a human right. we have to get very loud those of us who are teachers and advocates for public education and say education is a human right and a democratic principle. there must be a decent school to go to in the neighborhood, not something you have to juggle to get to or pay for that right there within walking distance of fully resourced forward-looking, good curriculum right here and we have to fight that. >> not just any school, i'm just reminded, has anybody seen the spoken word piece that was turned into a video that puts education on trial. >> that is great. >> if you haven't seen it, google it. i think it's called education on trial this guy in a courtroom who is using the spoken word piece to show that if you look at a phone from ten years ago and you allow any of your phones you'll see a big difference. if you look at a picture of a car hundr

vanessa lyons is the director of training. thank you for talking with us.unique is this opportunity for dogs to learn how to navigate the airport? >> the dogs will learn about all the sights and sounds that can be unique to an airport. they will go through security, board of tradeÃplane, hear the noises and they will deplane and had to baggage claim just like you would if you were really traveling. it is a great experience to prepare them for what they might experience as guide dogs. >> reporter: these puppies are about a-year-old? once they complete their training, they will go to want to help visually impaired people across the country? >> yes. these are puppies being raised locally. they are a variety of ages. when they are about 16 months, they will return for formal training. that is when they will graduate and be matched with a blind person. >> reporter: thank you so much. you can get a look around here. they have checked in all the puppy trainers. there waiting patiently. these are beautiful dogs and very calm and well behaved. they are about to begi

they found something in lyon's apartment. she was released the next day. another confidential informant said there were narcotics and stolen goods in mapp's home. they searched begin and found the far cot ins. she convicted of possession of drugs and received a sentence of 20 years to life. in the state of new york, it was a mandatory sentence. it was the harshest temperature. part of it was political and governor nelson rockefeller was contemplating a run for the presidency and he pushed for really strong anti-drug laws so she was convicted and went to prison for a very long time. she went to the correction a.m. institution for women in bedford hills. she went in in the same way she went to court for mapp v. ohio. which was she was sure of herself, admitted she'd been involved in some wrongdoing but she was unapologetic about it. while she was in prison, her penalty can be described with a couple of an ect dolts. one, a -- anecdotes. one, a few weeks after she first got, from she was coming out of her cell and one of the guards said hey, dolly. she said w

. >> reporter: to show us, james lyon created his own online bank. >> we're going to use an attack tool was used by the attackers of equifax to break into this web page. >> reporter: those tools allowed hackers to bypass a customer log-in page. >> it only took seconds. >> reporter: already? equifax claimed it had not patched a security flaw it was warned about. the cost of cyber crime, $4 trillion and climbing every year. this is wall street, it and the nation's banks are under attack every day. >> that's right. and they're used to being attacked. they know that financial information, personal information they hold, is incredibly valuable to cyber criminals. >> reporter: and it only takes one weak spot. an attacker finding that software vulnerability that wasn't patched. an employee opening an e-mail with malicious software, malw e malware. or a criminal that puts a stick into a company computer. the financial system is vulnerable. >> absolutely. it's terrifying to see such huge volumes of information. hundreds of millions of records on consumers being lost. that shows you the potential

ozarks must have been was around springfield, missouri, but i was an undergrad, in the library at lyon college and came across a book call the ozarks land alive, written by a gee graph 'er named milton, and there was a map, and i discovered i'm from the ozarks. grew up in ozark but never really -- knew i grew up in he hills. we were pill people, but never really associate myself with this label, the ozarks and so i got really interested from that point. that's been almost 30 years ago, and have devoted me life to studying the history and culture of the ozarks, and to kind of try to define what that means and trying to sort out myth and reality in the story of the ozarks. most of the 19th century settlers and the precivil war settlers in the ozarks came from appalachia or at least came from the greater what we call the greater upland south, came from anywhere from the piedmont of north carolina to middle tennessee, from eastern kentucky and southwestern virginia and what is now west virginia, and northern alabama and northern georgia and these -- kind of greater upland south area, reall

. >> host: iris, south lyon, michigan.eft in the program with author colson whitehead other. >> caller: i love your hear. i think he went to my high school. lived in a mixed area. we all got along. we laughed together, we sat together, we didn't call each other names, and, boy, a lot of people that graduated with me of color, as they say, or noncolor, went on to really great things. in fact, one of the -- two of the officers from our graduating class were people of color. we didn't call each other names. nobody called me a dirty jew and i didn't call anybody another name. we live together in the same neighbor. we got long great and i think the new racism is really ugly and don't like the groups getting together in government to fight each other. i think that's really petty. >> host: irish -- iris, what do you mean by the new racism. >> caller: sub group of grouped in government that he get together and call. thes one group or another and get behalf microphone fighting for a certain cause when it should be one person, one i