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nancy and marion were life partners. marion was very active in politics and ran for political office in 1919, very early on after women have gotten the vote. she garnered quite a few votes. she didn't win, but she did get quite a few votes for that time period. nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's political mentors when eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room in office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary mel mina thompson or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the desk is there's a little lame plates on there. it's actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed rig

and we're watching a crash in upper marion. rightaround east delaware kak pike. >>> blaeking overnight, 50 people are forced out of their homes in an apartment complex. three people are hurt as crews rush to get the fire under control. matt delucia joins us live from the scene. it's early. >> reporter: they have the fire marshal here at the scene starting that investigation. this is the building behind me. sue yao see the fire trucks still there in the parking lot. we have seen some firefighters in and out of that building there. and much of that damage you might be able to see is over here on the left to the center side of this building. we're the at the corner near northeast philly airport. we have three people rushed to the hospital. we also have residents forced out of their apartments. this started a little after midnight on the second floor of this building. firefighters rescued one person who was rushed to the hospital. second person was also rescued from an adjoining apartment. also taken to the hospital for an e evalua

marion for this crash. the vine tree expressway is still closed. both directions eastbound and westbound in between broad street and the expressway. so another half hour for that. now a check with the burlington bristol. alternating lanes of construction. right now that's clear. but we're clear. back to you. >> now to breaking news we're following at 4:30 this morning. fire rips through a north philadelphia apartment complex forcing 50 people out of their homes. three people including a firefighter were hurt. matt delucia joins us live from the scene. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: that fire is out, but crews are still here at the scene. you mentioned three people taken to the hospital. one of them including a firefighter. you have other resident who is have been forced of the of the apartment and are waiting to get back inside. let me step out of the way and show you this is the building that we're talking about here that was on fire earlier this it morning. we're at the court apartments. this the at northeast philly airport. this one building

people say that mosby took his tactics, his ideas directly from francis marion. i read some of the books. to equate him from becoming the ranger he was would be like many of us taking the owner manual of our car and disassembling the engine and then putting it back together. there just wasn't that much information in the books. mosby just understood unconventional warfare. he understood what needed to be done and how he should be operating while he was out with his men. you see this very clearly i believe in these two comments that he made. i told stewart that i would buy attacks or to reenforce them. it was an economy of force mission. never did he envision taking his force in mass and attacking a union calvary. it was hit-and-run and continued to cause trouble, disrupt them, make them concerned, make them worried. make them pull forces back. mosby thought the greatest thing was to deprive union soldiers of sleep. anybody who has been in the military knows how precious sleep is, if for no other reason to escape the drudgery you're involved in. oftentimes if you

more were burned in marion. i think she wasn't so outspoken at the time is she was saddened. i have seen in the letters she was saddened by the way her husband's reputation was being heard. so i don't know how much more she would have done. but it's really too bad that she expired so quickly. thanks for asking about that. other questions? yes? >> hypothetical. if you could have interviewed her for your book, what would have been the burning question and then off the record just between you and her what question might you have asked? >> thank you. that's a wonderful question. i think i would have asked her about her relationship with her son, who by the way, died relatively young of alcoholism too, kind of like his father. he had tuberculosis too. i would have asked about her relationship with him and also with her daughter-in-law. and why she wasn't closer to them. i think there was a sense at that time that this was she didn't want to really talk about that relationship. she didn't want to be public. with her first husband and it's really too bad. i think that was a sadness

without her, i don't think he would have stayed in marion as a newspaper editor. i don't want to say she made him. that's too strong. she did have the nickname the duchess and people take that to mean she was bossy. he ran and was elected as senator. and he probably would have been perfectly happy as senator, but then there were other opportunities. let me depot back for a second. now we're moving into the presidential campaign. florence and warren are living in washington, and warren wanted to continue being a senator. but there was some intrigue back in ohio and it looked like maybe he was going to lose his position. if you're not going to get re-elected senator, run again, run for president. and he did. well, here he was -- well, nancy, why is she up there? well, that's because florence was given a terrible prediction from madam marsha, who was her psychic. and this said that warren was going to die in the white house. and guess what? he did. so madam marsha was right. so you would think that didn't that discourage florence? we looked at her diary, and she was

i think marion berry did a great job. hatcher, i just went to visit him, and he did a good job. all ofut and gary, and those guys are important in their time. because they fought against very heavy odds and they were trying to move us from one part of history to the next part of history. job.did an excellent we are joined to do the same thing. the things you said about marion barry, i learned that the procurement rate that some it is only a was 20% or 30%. they were arguing that it was low. hours, -- ours, they were surprised. someone in production is texting me and the first text was telling me to say cory booker was not going to make it. the second was to remind me that we should probably have a q and a. we have about 10 minutes. what were they doing before? there was a microphone over there and a microphone over there. if you all have questions, get the microphone and while you are going there, there is a woman's college in greensboro, north carolina. it is not in georgia. my brother as he read the info probably lost that page, or maybe it was thinking of some thing else. que

a great deal is made by some a that mosby studied francis marion as a child. he did in fact -- even refers to it in his memoirs about reading about francis marion the swamp fox and whooping with delight when he would hear these wonderful tales of him tricking the british soldiers. and people say that mosby took hismo tactics and his ideas directly from francis marion. i've read some of the books. to equate mosby becoming a partisan ranger he was, from reading those books about f francis marion would be like many of us taking the owners manual of our car and disassembling the engine, and as then putting it back together. there just wasn't that much information in the books. mosby just understood unconventional warfare. he understood what needed to be done. and how he should be operating while he was out with his men.n. you see this very clearly, i believe in these two comments that he made. i told stuart that i would, by inses -- incessant attacks, compel the enemy either greatly the contractors liens were to reinforce them.al either of which would be a great a

this is in upper marion. we're still closed this. typically clears around now. watch for that construction project and crew on the scene there. but we'll keep our eyes on this for you in the next ten minutes or so. we'll watch some of the cameras around the vine to see if any of that is clear. back to you. >>> breaking right now, late night fire tears through an apartment building injuring three people and leaving dozens with nowhere to go. >> it happened along academy road. matt delucia joining us there with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: an investigation is still underway. in the meantime, there's some folks and displaced residents still waiting to get back in their apartment. they have been working hard to try to secure this building and try to figure out what that cause is. you can see the building behind me. we're at the court apartments on academy road and right by the northeast philly airport. this one building here is the one that is damaged. the fire was centered on one unit that you're seeing in this general area there. it was painly on

marion berry was the head of the school board. unlike chicago washington dc is a majority black community. she was all received deftly by the community and the board. she was presented with a plan to decentralize the school system that is where things get rocky. many of the things she were andoting were mastery groups with upper grades. with theired schools first remix of that program. to take place from every school. she explained the rationale ready tois they stand make sure that all can be informed with the sharing of power. we feel that these goals can be helped with the decentralization of the process. with local community leaders. that,hink is indicated by her plan for decentralization threatened power. particularly interracial, d.c. was very much intra-rasul. particularly are reticent to implement that plan. to actually address that and put it into place. foralso includes their plan orchestra or for other uses. board ofaccused the having a higher office. the onlyr time there political game in town. she said many people were

. >>> fire fighters in lower marion hit the streets this morning out collecting donations to supporthe muscular dystrophy association. it's a cause championed by the international association of fire fighters for more than 60 years now. to date the union has raised more than $585 million for the mda. >>> the new hope autoshow returned to bucks county this weekend. dozens of perfectly polished and well-maintained classic cars on dismay at new hope high school. this year, along with showing off their wheels, organizers raised money for scholarships and for the fox chase cancer center. >>> and tonight, the jazz on the avenue music fest had a lot of people dancing in the streets of north philadelphia yesterday. including one in uniform. ♪ all right. the festival, along cecile b. moore avenue has become a must-attend event for music lovers. and as you can see, a local police officer did a cha cha slide with kids. including a number of talented musicses, including jeff bradshaw and friends. >>> sports news sunday. and we continue at 4:30 tomorrow morning. now for melissa mcgee, ducis rodge

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if you look at how black underclass fared in marion barry's washington d.c. or newark is my manhattan institute colleague noted these black mayors created these unbeatable political machines in the name of helping the poor yet the poor became more -- on their watch. they continues to have one of the highest black party rates in the country. there have been case studies in places like atlanta in the 1970s and 80s for example. the city implemented -- for electing black contractors. those places became better off but average income for blacks were left behind and the poor lost ground. that has been the story nationwide. in an era of increasing black political clouds not to mention affirmative action, the black underclass has lost ground both in absolute terms and relative to their white counterparts. the 1970s and 80s and even to the 90s the poorest 20% of blacks saw their incomes decline at more than double the rate of comparable whites. this history thing should have served to temper expectations for the first black president. without taking away anything from

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." >> this year's marion anderson award recipient is announced today and it goes to a new jersey born singer with hits datesing back a half senry this year's award goes to dion warwick. she was born in east orange, new jersey, she has more than 100 singles, on the billboard. and message to michael and say a little prayer. warwick will be presented with the award on november 14th. >>> we are get our first look at the eagles 2017. >> how long do you think carson wentz will play? >> a series make two. you don't want to get anybody hurt jim. lets be smart about this now. we are talking about it for weeks, we have and it's finally here. the eagles football game we get our first taste of the 2017 eagles, eagles and packers from lambeau field. jeff skversky joins us live with a preview. >> reporter: hey ducis, the rain and thunder and lightning has stopped in green bay at lambeau field. they pulled the tarp and the eagles have taken the field for the pregame warpups. check out the eagles getting ready for tonight's game against the green bay packers. robinson is warming up and making his deb

and we're watching a crash in upper marion.ightaround east delaware kak pike. >>> blaeking overnight, 50 people are forced out of their homes in an apartment complex. three people are hurt as crews rush to get the fire under control. matt delucia joins us live from the scene. it's early. >> reporter: they have the fire marshal here at the scene starting that investigation. this is the building behind me. sue yao see the fire trucks still there in the parking lot. we have seen some firefighters in and out of that building there. and much of that damage you might be able to see is over here on the left to the center side of this building. we're the at the corner near northeast phill

james marion sims stands at fifth avenue and 103rd street. dr.nown for conducting surgeries on african-american female slaves without any pain killing medication. he is considered the father of modern gynecology. so far city officials have refused to remove the statue. >>> the entertainment world and many fans are mourning the passing of jerry lewis. he was considered by many to be the high prince of low brow comedy on stage and movies. he starred in more than 45 45films. he died on sunday at the of 91. >>> dick gregory passed away late saturday here in washington, d.c. after suffering a severe bacterial infection. he became a sat tear rift who commented on racial division at the dawn of the civil rights movement. he was 84 years old. many are taking to twitter to pay their respects to gregory including cecilia tyson. wwe crowned five new tight at aist but aj styles retained their titles. on the women's side naomi is the smack down women's champ and alexa bliss is the raw women's champ. admittedly i know none of those names but that's what's tren

. >>> philadelphia is about to honor dion warwick she's the -- this year's recipient of the marion andersonrd. today in rittenhouse square city officials unveil this year' mon nori the north jersey born singer. the award pays tribute tots name sake. the city gives out the awards each year to honor artists whose work goes beyond entertaining. >>> all right. so taylor swift is not backing down from what she says a dee jay did to her in 2013. pop star was in court today testifying against david mueller. she blasted mueller and his team for suggesting she's lying about mueller grabbing her inappropriately before a conce concert. mueller denies the claims and his lawsuit and says he lost his job because of it. testimony continues tomorrow. >>> so i don't know you guys listen to any of this testimony but she did not back down. i really can't say whole lot about it because, um, there are some colorful uses of words but it was interesting because she says he didn't just grab her back side he lifted her skirt. >> my gosh. >> and groped her. >> i didn't know that either. >> yeah. >> i was shocked. th

christopher allen who grew up in lower marion and graduated from the university of pennsylvania was apparentlyt in the cross fire between government troops and rebels in the town of kaya. allen belonged to the war zone freelance project. allen had covered several major stories around the world, including the military conflict in ukraine. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. a truly harrowing few days for so many people in texas. hundreds of people rescued by helicopter courtesy of the coast guard, customs and border protection and the texas department of public safety. some had first responders to help them u

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authorities arrested a 17-year-old marion hoyt. >> her had eyes weren't open, so i spoke to her.he opened right up to me. >> authorities say the baby is now in stable condition at the hospital. hoyt faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. >>> a bucks county camp is in turmoil. cherokee day camp is expected to be sold as early as tomorrow, but kids are still scheduled to be there for several more weeks. some parents say they pulled their children out of the program recently due to unfulfilled promises and safety concerns. >> i'm frustrated with the lack of communication. i don't understand why you can't just be honest. >> we checked into the property owner and civil claims against him. we found several code violations tied to the country. nbc 10 did talk to the man who runs the camp who says he's confident the sheriff's say the sale will be postponed. >>> baseball center fielder mike trout showing a little hometown pride on social media. check this out. as the angels left baltimore, many of the players decided to sport jerseys. the glennville native whipped out his jersey and

they come home well there's plenty of heart wrenching stories really one of them is the story of marion who was always who has also been brought back to russia when we first went to film her she was in such distress she could barely say her name but but still we managed to get an account of what happened to her and listen. to each. step you just need to do that if. it over no matter what there was just to go the governor to get in there to. get the quaver. if. you. could post a picture. so again she's among those five children who have been brought back to russia so far the ordeal is over but i mean it is important to remember that it is not for the many many other kids left back in iraq who are still waiting for some to recognize them and to take home such heart wrenching stories but what a fantastic initiative this is to bring these children home thanks donna. meanwhile in the city of mosul where those orphans we just for managed to escape the u.s. led operation to liberate it from i'm still has been declared a success despite the inconceivable human cost it was once home to around tw

host: we have james from marion, indiana. independent. good morning. caller: i want to thank you for c-span. it is a wonderful program. about afghanistan, i am 82 years old. we are still supposedly over their training the afghan army. after 18 years. we sentorld war ii american boys overseas to fight days. and tojo with 90 they call the 90 day wonders. we trained these kids in 90 days to go fight a far more formidable foe than what we are finding afghanistan. they will never be trained. --se people -- excuse me those people have been a russians, thehe graveyard of the british, of alexander the great. we will never win in afghanistan. they fight like the italian army fought during world war ii. they hold the rifles of over the top of the trench so they don't show their heads. they are really chickens. they don't want to fight. we will never win in afghanistan. guest: james raises a good point about training. i think this is one issue where we could have some introspective in washington. it is not just afghanistan. than $25we spent more billion training

happy children among the other children returning to their families this week with nine year old marion she was injured and very fragile when taken in by an orphanage in baghdad another is allie whose aren't was among the first to contact us he's only three years old just like seoul to norad he can see here his relatives say he's already we're just into every day life at home. now to berkeley in california where a right wing pro trump mobs has led to a tense stand off the activists were a volley outnumbered by a so-called rally against hate. god because. i have you go oh ok. i very happy i ninety four here outside of course a civic center in downtown berkeley california and as you can see around me there's a huge crowd of people calling themselves anti fascist protesters these are people that assemble to calendar a right wing rally that was called the for today for this afternoon on the slogan say no to marxism well these are both here that object to a number of the people involved with that recorded right wing rally i consider them to be white supremacy and fascism assemble to denounce

she is this year's recipient of the marion anderson award. today in rittenhouse square city officials unveiled this year's honoree is the north jersey born singer. the award pays tribute to the name sake south philly's famed civil rights activist of course. the city gives out the award each year to honor artists whose work goes beyond entertaining. >>> a mother is fighting to night to keep her son's miracle worker. concerned that her child with autism won't receive the help he needs if his aid is reassigned. you ready to fly hi, ron. >> let's do it thomas. less than two hours away from kick off with the eagles preseason. carson wentz is looking forward to applying what he and his teammates learned at camp when the stakes are raised tonight in green bay. >> there you go. thousands of less fortunate children across our area now have school flies to start off the school year. it's so critical. that is all thanks to the people who donated to the backpack a thon today volunteers from the united way and non-profit cradles to crayons stuffed 30,000

wouldn't want to see something that offended me every day, if there was an al sharpton monument, marionerry monument, i wouldn't like it. if you are are offended by the mounuments i understand that. >> it's not that i'm offended, it's an offense to the united states of america to honor war criminals. honor those who were traitors. >> tucker: that's the standard. they were traitors of our country, they started their own country. >> the combination, there's no country on the planet no, society, that would honor those. people with credentials like that. >> tucker: except ours, it was a civil war. i agree with your definition. they were traitors to america. then they came back into america. they reintegrated to america. and then it came back, thank god they did. but it was a civil war, it wasn't like we were invaded. it's more complicated. here's the question. does your view of this apply to all slave holders or just civil war figures? >> it's not just civil war figures. but civil wor confederate heros and leaders are not to be honored in any shape, manner or form as a societal imperative.

you look at how black underclass faired in detroit from marion d.c. and sharpe's newark as my manhattan institute colleague fred siegel has noted these black mayors created these unbeatable political machines. in the name of helping the poor. yet the poor became even more on their watch. mississippi is longs bobbied more black elected officials than any other state in the country yet it continues to have one of the highest black poverty rates in the country. there have been case studies of places like atlanta from the 1970s and 80s for example where under black mayors implemented racial and hiring black city works and black contractors. what happenedsome well, well off blacks in those places became better off. but average income black were left behind and the black poor actually lost ground. and that's been the story nation wide in a black political clout not to mention affirmative action and racial set aside black underclass has lost ground both in absolute terms and relative to the white underclass. in the 1970s and 80s and even into the 90s, the po

. >>> today in philadelphia we'll learn who will receive this year's marion anderson award.t is named for the acclaimed opera singer who performed at the lincoln memorial in 1939. >>> all right. you got those tickets yet? you have two chances to win more than $300 million. nobody hit all of the numbers but here are the numbers so you can check your tickets for a smaller prize. the jackpot increases to 356 million for saturday night's drawing. you also have a chance at the mega millions jackpot. that drawing is tomorrow night. this is the first time both jackpots have been in excess of $300 million at the same time. hopefully we get some winners. >>> next, details on the new video watching feature that you'll soon see on facebook. >>> and rosemary, as far as the weather lottery goes, i say place your bets on sunday. details coming up. see you then. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for th

that video was grammy winner who will be the one receiving the 2017 marion anderson award.e on that on nbc10.com and the app. >>> now to the big game tonight. getting you pumped up and meteorologist erika martin keeping track of our forecast and what's happening in wisconsin. >> that's right, we are tracking the showers for the upcoming weekend. we do have some sunshine for sunday. details coming up in your most accurate forecast. >>> plus fighting for a parking space. what one woman flew in a man's face that has police trying to track her down. . >>> minute by minute, we are getting closer to the start of the eagles preseason. a live look at lambeau field in green bay where the eagles play the packers in just over two hours from now. and you only can see it right here on nbc 10. >> some big eagles fans in delaware will be watching that game and that's where tim furlong is live for us tonight. >> fans aren't there yet, but they will be soon enough. >> they will be here. thank you for noticing that. they are get. ing ready for the dinner app. they have lots of tv. they are a

then marion is my sister and she agreed to come down for oregon during her school break. take care of my baby. >> there you go. >> so i went to welding school for two-weeks. and they said -- go into oakland. to the hiring call. get your job. i did, you know, excited. they said no; they couldn't hire me. i to go to the boiler's maker union. and they don't take women. i went home. and i went back. over and over. and one day i was in there i went up to the window and they said no and i started crying. some man said go back up there i did. i don't know if i went to a different window but they hired me but the boilier makers union still had not okayed it. they hired a chaperon to take the six of us out, to the ship yards. the chaperon lasted a few weeks. because, they really didn't know how the men would react squx i love that. >> i love that you never quit. >> there of the teachers of my school dressed up as roseies even the men. can you tell me why it means to be part of the cultural icon that you lived? >> well we never thought we would be recognized; everyone -- everyone w

the storm causing problems in lower marion at city avenue. several lanes of traffic were blocked by a downed tree. >>> taking a live look outside. this is broad street and city hall. a live look down the shore. nbc 10 cam ra in cape may. temperatures are in the 70s. we're expecting cooler weather tonight. >> it's been a a welcome change. this is comparing the temperatures now to the temperatures yesterday at this time. we are 10 degrees cooler in philadelphia. allentown, trenton, we're 8 degrees cooler in mount holly and vineland. our humidity is way lower. instead most of us are in the low 80s. philadelphia at 82. and dover at 81. as we go to the evening. it's going to feel very nice at almost fall like in the days to come. here's a look at the radar and satellite view. we have had some clouds that have been hanging over cape may county. and then you see the blips of green. might be a little sprinkle over parts of southern delaware and cape may. not a lot of rainmaking it to the ground. these are light showers at best. the rest of us have se