to the african great lakes region went to congo and mary robinson is there as they are backed by u.n.ers are forcing on m-23 rebels and people have been killed in goma over the last two weeks and malcom went there to see people sheltered in a church. >> reporter: they have fled their homes because of fighting between the government and m-23 rebels. many have relatives killed. ♪ the church service is a rare moment to escape the daily struggle. ♪ many of them now live here. ♪ this is where they keep what they have. they sleep on the floor. he has been caught up in fighting time and time again. she lost a whole family. . >> translator: i don't have a husband. he is dead. three of my children were killed during the fighting. we have two children who died of disease. i don't have anyone to take care of me. >> reporter: the displaced community here is just one of many. around a million people in eastern congo fled their homes since the fighting started in may last year. for the displaced people life is tough. this woman's cooking lunch on the floor outside the church. the food people eat he

the secretary to the united nations climate negotiations proceeded to get us mary robinson former president of ireland and a host of amazing women leaders whose names we don't know but are equally important working in their communities in africa south america all over the world. we're seeing that. women leaders are very very fierce actually about protecting the earth and future generations are taking climate change really seriously and i think we need to understand that women are key stakeholders in solutions i just like to give you a few examples between sixty and eighty percent of all household food production in developing countries is done by women so when we're talking about food security and we're talking about food sovereignty and how we're going to change our agricultural practices that are going to have a low carbon footprint we're talking about women and i think that's really important to understand eighty percent of all consumer purchases in north america are decided by women so we're really looking at how do we galvanize women and create a movement around women making purchasing

the secretary to the united nations climate negotiations proceeded to get as mary robinson former president of ireland and a host of amazing women leaders whose names we don't know but are equally important working in their communities in africa south america all over the world. we're seeing that women leaders are very very fierce actually about protecting the earth and future generations that are taking climate change really seriously and i think we need to understand that women are key stakeholders in solutions and i just like to give you a few examples between sixty and eighty percent of all household food production in developing countries is done by women so we're talking about food security and we're talking about food sovereignty and how we're going to change our agricultural practices that are going to have a low carb. footprint we're talking about women and i think that's really important to understand eighty percent of all consumer purchases in north america are decided by women so we're really looking at how do we galvanize women and create a movement around women making purchasi

mary. celebrities, jackie robinson, paul newman, josephine baker, sidney poitier, lena horne, ossie davis and ruby dee, charlton heston, sammy davis, jr., marlon brando. the celebrities were everywhere. but what seemed to have gripped you as you spoke, and as you've written and talked about, in a sense, was those thousands upon thousands of nameless, ordinary people who were out there. >> it was unreal, unbelievable. when i got up to speak, i could see the people, the young people. i can see those middle aged and older people. i can see some members of congress down near the foot of the podium. it was a sea of humanity. >> were you intimidated? you were only 23. you had only been head of sncc, the student nonviolent coordinating committee, for what, a few weeks? >> only a few weeks. and my first responsibility was to travel to washington. we had a meeting with president kennedy in the oval office of the white house. and we told him we were going to march on washington. you know, president kennedy didn't like the idea of hundreds and thousands of people coming to washington. and he said to mr.

robinson. our top stories in a moment but first let's take a look outside with mary marshall. >> good morning.d. it was neat coming in this morning. clouds then clear skies and the stars and the moon. >> how did you feel? were you not looking in front of you as you were driving? >> it's a scenic view. >> actually as you mentioned that for the places that do have some of the clearing skies you may experience little fog. the fog will be hit or miss but the possibility is certainly there. clouds pushing across the baltimore area and they are not dropping much but it's possible some of the clouds out there may produce drizzle for us. right now it's 64 degrees and you talk about a humid morning. in some parts of baltimore humidity at 90% or better. so even if you don't get fog you may experience dew. we'll talk about our next best rain chance coming up in your insta-weather plus forecast. >> new details are emerging about the fiery crash involving city police that killed three people tuesday. >> 11 news learned there were multiple attempts to get officers not to pursue the suspect's vehicle. george

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so i am lonnie bishop robinson there is so much i would have liked to have told you when you interviewed us. one thing i forgot to tell you is that my paternal grandmother, maryfisher graduated from dunbar in 1878 -- 1898 and the florence graves who was the coordinator for all of the glasses, found the program of my grandmother from that graduation and she was in the school of business which didn't last very long. but i'm so happy that you have written this book. there are so many memories. as you know my husband and i and some others that of year were in the class with mojo joe -- >> my dad. >> and my brother was in the class with your mother but we are members of the class of 1946. my husband and i have so many memories about don barr and i know there is a saying you can never go home again. we can't go back but the memories are very strong for us who are 85-years-old now. there were many things our class did upon graduation. we did try to act as mentors to the glasses. we had a scholarship fund and the federation is doing that now. we can only go forward to. i know we are sorry about the things that happened but we haven't gone forward. with the persons th