wheat -- meet reverend marcus garvey woods. plus, it can make a quick sam is but one friend of peanut butter is coming off the shelves. details when we come back. people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been practicing how to talk like a true chicagoan. switching to geico could save you hundreds of dollars on car insurance... da bears. haha... you people sure do talk funny. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> 60 years with one organization? for one man who touched countless lives, 60 years with his church was not only achieved, it was honored. and reverend marcus garvey woods is began preaching a providence baptist church in baltimore, and gas costs just 20 cents a gallon. the year was 1952 and wood not met since. >> 60 years. it says something. that is to be commended. not only of one man but also the convocation. >> at 92, the man who studied in seminary alongside

we'll take you to the ceremony where marcus garvey wood takes center stage. >> it's the kind of week baltimore has longed for over the last decade. beginning sunday charm city is the epi center of sports. that's when the ravens take on the patriots as the featured sunday night game on wbal tv. orioles take over monday with a double header with the blue jays. more baseball tuesday and wednesday and more national exposure with the ravens with a cleveland night game against the browns. the red sox head to town friday. with every game on the line, baltimore and the american league east will no doubt galvanize orioles fans near and far. for the first time in 15 years winning season have bird land a twitter. in addition to a sea of purple at m&t stadium there will be a sea of orange at camden yards. regardless of what happens this week the winning record has made our community proud. for more on next week's schedule and the passion that is baltimore football and baseball we invite you to log on to wbal tv.com and click on sports. >> gmgm. i'm jennifer franciotti. >

where i live that, if it was not for him, and i cannot thank him enough for what he did for marcus garveyghting for us for two years to get the funds to renovate, we cannot thank him enough. i am speaking for the people and the addition that could not make it. i was going to come if i had to crawl. he is a good person. and he is going to be a good share of. i will tell you why, because he has the heart for it. he is compassionate, but he is strong. he do not take no crap and knows when you're pulling him in working around with his mind. he will not allow that. and [applause] >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners, and thank you. the mayor's charges of official misconduct against sheriff have results in an excruciating demonstration of the abuse of public resources to justify an unwarranted decision by the mayor to undo a democratic election and destroy a family. did the mayor not consider these extremely serious consequences of the action or in fact intend to cause these results? yet, he made the decision without the most minimal investigation. he failed to even speak wi

one way i think about the black panther party is to put them in this genealogy of people like marcus garveyand what a cadre of nurses, people like student nonviolent cornyn committee but also had a medical alarm that tended to both activists who were hurt during the civil rights and also local community. so we need to understand the black panthers turn to health care is a something that will strategic an intro to what they were dealing with in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but also as part of a larger tradition and black activism responding to medical discrimination. >> host: so what was, what transpired in the black panther party and medical care? >> guest: lots of interesting things. they had by the late 1960s a national network of health clinics. it was mandated in the party by 1970 that every chapter of the party, if you're going to be a black panther party, by 1969 the resource bringing up all over because the panthers had captured the attention of a whole generation that disaffected young people. if you're going to start a chapter you have to have a health care clinic. they also wit

they celebrated reverend marcus garvey wood's 60 years leading the baptist church on pennsylvania avenue. when reverend garvey wood first began preaching at a providence baptist church in baltimore, gas cost just 20 cents a gallon. the year was 1952 and woods hasn't left since. >> 60 years is something. that is to be commended. not only of one man but also congregation. >> at 92, the man, who studied in seminary alongside dr. martin luther king jr., who marched, sat in, demonstrated and preached countless sundays was honored. but he did not want a lot of hoopla. >> i'm happy that i have lived this long. and they thought enough of me to make a celebration out of it. >> reverend wood guide parishioners during some of the most volatile times in the nation's history. >> he has blessed us all. >> reverend wood has adapted to the times, building everything from a solar heated church to an aids ministry. >> he has always come up with so many innovative ideas and programs and ministries. i just think he did a wonderful job. i don't think anybody could beat him. >> reverend wood embraced the day

one way of thinking about the black panther party is to present this genealogy of people like marcus garveyhad econ to become nurses and people like the student from violating coordinating committee which people know about but also had medical arms that tended to activists in the civil rights movement eventually the local communities. so, we need to understand the black panthers turned to health care. there was something that was a strategic and internal to what they were dealing with in the late 1960's and the early 1970's but also as part of a larger tradition and a black activism responding to medical discrimination. >> so, what transpired with the black panther party and medical care? >> lots of interesting things. the head by the late 1960's and network of health clinics. was mandated in the party by a the 1970's that every chapter of the party if you were going to be a black panther chapter and by 1968, 69 your screen in a pullover because the panthers had captured the attention of the whole generation of disaffected young people. so by that time if you were going to start a chapter o