mccarty said, i watch her on television. and i said, i know that you do. >> she had never been on an airplane, then she was traveling all over the country, carrying the olympic torch. and so it changed dramatically. this woman who had really never left hattiesburg, who had never seen the university just a couple miles away, was now sitting on the couch with opera. -- with oprah. >> we have a store here in hattiesburg calle hotd hudsons -- called hudsons. she wanted to get a coat. people started to gather. some person said to me, mrs. tucker, whited to give that -- why did did she get that usmersity -- that money to and not another school? i said, you should ask her, because she is right over there. i went and got her, the lady asked her to send question. she said well, god told me who to give it to. the black students at the university of southern mississippi, god is the one that told me who to give it to. >> we are on the county's berg campus of -- on the hattiesburg campus of university of mississippi. probably the most si

mccarty said, i watch her on television. and i said, i know that you do. >> she had never been on an airplane, then she was traveling all over the country, carrying the olympic torch. and so it changed dramatically. this woman who had really never left hattiesburg, who had never seen the university just a couple miles away, was now sitting on the couch with opera. -- with oprah. >> we have a store here in hattiesburg calle hotd hudsons -- called hudsons. she wanted to get a coat. people started to gather. some person said to me, mrs. tucker, whited to give that -- why did did she get that university -- that money to usm and not another school? i said, you should ask her, because she is right over there. i went and got her, the lady asked her to send question. she said well, god told me who to give it to. the black students at the university of southern mississippi, god is the one that told me who to give it to. >> we are on the county's berg campus of -- on the hattiesburg campus of university of mississippi. probably the mo

commissioner mccarty disputes that.tment worker william carter showed up at gallo's in this city did he sedan he drives to and from work. >> payroll records show a regular day worked for him as well. reached by phone he refused to talk. the commissioner says at least six water department workers dunlap says he's one of them will be disciplined after her review of their time sheets prompted by our questions. >> as you know, i don't play with that stuff. >> reporter: near the corner of venango and frankford, merchant barry zen steen is riffed. >> banks up the cars, nat tires. >> reporter: he complains the water department has been working down the street from this cell phone store for two years and it's not good for business. >> they come out. they dig it up. they put the plate back on and they don't give us any answers. >> reporter: guess what he thought of a retirement party right smack in the middle of the day? >> they have work to do. i can't take off in the middle of the afternoon if i wanted to. why should they take

commissioner mccarty disputes that.ent worker william carter showed up at gallo's in this city sedan he drives to and from work. payroll records show a regular day worked for him as well. reached by phone he refused to talk. the commissioner says at least six water term workers dunlap says he's one of them will be disciplined after her review of their time sheets prompted by our question. >> as you know, i don't play with that stuff. >> reporter: near the corner of venango and frankford merchant barry zen steen is riffed. >> bangs up your cars. flat tires. >> reporter: he complains the water department has been working just down the street from his cell phone store for two years and it's not good for business. >> they come out. they dig it up. they put the plate back on, and they don't give us any answers. >> reporter: guess what he thought of a retirement party right smack in the middle of the day? >> they have work to do. i can't take off in the middle of the afternoon if i wanted to. why should they take off? there's

whatever i got, i give. >> she said are you miss mccarty and i said i am. she said we should quit spending our money and go to saving our money. >> inspired you. >> i said thank you. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to hattiesburg, mississippi to learn about its rich history. learn more about hattiesburg and other stops on the tour at www.c-span.org. you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. throughout the month of may, we are marking the 40th anniversary of the 1976 release of the church committee's final report with extended portions of that investigated cia, fbi, nsa intelligence activities. here's a preview from this weekend's program. bill america is looking into the church committee which set a broad examination of the work of fbi, cia.of the we will be looking at the testimony of two fbi informants. we are going to show you a clip of a ku klux klan informant. he described how he participated in beatings of civil rights activist during the freedom riders movement in birmingham 10, -- birmingham, alabama. >> d

terps michael mccarty called for cross checking and getting tar heels a man up.y used that to take advantage and score as well the game win. >> oh, man. >> terps lose this one 14-13 their championship drought now 41 years. go ahead, maureen. >> hang on. wait, wait, you can put it on the board. >> all right. let's hope that's the last time we hear that. >> gary mcgrady what's going on. >> i was so mad we watched that and i told my wife. look, i did not want the tarheels to whip. i wanted terps to win. i told my wife there's no way the terps will win this game. >> man. i'm a lacrosse fan i don't you don't know it was tough for me to watch that. i'm not a tarheel fan. 69 dulles and 68 mannasas like anyone cares right? leonardtown 64. clouds out there this morning. watching to see if the cloud break up aux up a bit. we may end up with morning fog in places watching visibilities close out. there warm conditions later today. temperature of 86 degrees. dulles 87. frederick 89. and that means it will feel a little warmer. averaging about 2 to 3 warmer with the heat index

>> to understand billy the kid, you got to know about his mom, catherine mccarty, an irish immigrantr in the wake of the irish potato famine, and billy winds up acquiring a lot of her kind of charm and survival mechanism. >> much has been fabricated about billy the kid's life, but the fact is, little can actually be proven. while legend claims he's born in new york city, the truth is, a birth record has never been found, but two things are certain. billy is born into one of the most violent times in american history, and the first verified record of him shows up in silver city, new mexico, in 1868 when he's 9 years old. >> new mexico is an extremely violent place. you have a mix of... ex-confederates, hispanics. you had a lot of graft and corruption. law and order was few and far between. >> narrator: within a year, catherine dies of tuberculosis. henry and his brother bury her in a simple grave and head out into the world, abandoned by their stepdad and split between distant relatives. separated from his brother and with few resources and fewer options, billy resorts to crime, adopt

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look, ketch mccarty, the whip is on board, mitch mcconnell, he's on board with trump and the rest of the senate leadership, is and, by the way, which i think is the most important news today, chris, that's very underreported, the nrc chairman greg waldon of oregon, someone very instrumental in getting the house majorities in 2010, holding on in '12 and '14 and growing them, he's all in with trump saying it's time to unify behind him and the same goes for roger wicker and the nrsc and the members in charge of electing republicans saying let's fall in line, let's go. the one thing about that is that donald trump is so unpredictable. that's the word i hear from these members, so if they embrace him now in may, they really have no other choice, but what happens if something as bombastic as another ban on all muslims coming into the u.s. comes out. what if you have the language like all mexicans coming across the border are rapists. those are right now things on the back burner. we're past that. we're going to smooth out those rough edges that he is as a candidate right now and he said th