please, millicent. millicent! [ knock on door ] mitzi. uh, gentlemen, sergeant wojciehowicz indicates there might be some problem with dna? yes. you see, captain, the dna was spliced from a polyomavirus into a strain of escherichia coli. are you saying there's a potential health hazard in this...stuff? it's possible. no. [ sighs ] u're wearing one. um, captain, i think that both dr. rubin and myself are saying the same thing, just in different ways. simply that there is a small... very small chance of contamination... or epidemic. wojo, you'd better get on the phone to the department of health. millicent, please, believe me. this isn't gonna solve anything. mrs. kamen: i don't know you! millicent, you've been under a lot of pressure lately. you're not yourself. oh, looks who's talking! would you come out of there?! uh, look, mr. kamen, why don't you just try and relax for a second, huh? [ clears throat ] mrs. kamen? is that you, ron? uh, yes. what happened to mitzi? uh, listen, mitzi... hmm? all right. [ door unlocks ] you can come in. [

nearly a century later...millicent nash is part of efforts to raise awareness about rosenwalds in areas like campbell county. 23:37:38 the county sought us out to see the significance of the buildings and from then we ran with it. nash is part of the campbell county training complex committee. their goal is to preserve this...the largest rosenwald facility in the state. there was once 16 of the schools in campbell county, now this is one of only 5 that remain. dedicated residents and county leaders want to make sure these building are not destroyed. 23:19:38 when they came to the board of supervisors with an interest in acquiring the property they have a very specific step by step plan on how they would do it, what they would do, what the phases would be and i think that was impressive to the county. it also drew interest from historians like nan carmack, the director of campbell county libraries. she acquired equipment from the state which will allow other localities to save valuable memories of rosenwald schools nan 23:28:22 if we don't capture that oral history it will be gone foreve

. >> reality millics the art -- mimics the art. >> curators make clear this is not and never will be featured in the hall of the real presidential portraits but frank underwood might beg to differ. >> "7 on your side." leon: tonight, crews are fanning out from southern new england gulf coast. michelle: seven people died after dozen of tornadoes in the last 36 jonathan: four people killed in the commonwealth of virginia. three others killed in a mobile home that is nothing but a foundation. it is powerful storm blowing through the area. the oak tree was snapped out of the ground. this is a hard word tree out of the ground. the guard is on duty. they were assessing the damage to talk to the neighbors and this is confirmed this was a tornado that touched down in waverly that killed three people to do so much damage and left so much destruction behind. in tore mobile homes apart. we will start off with goldman sachs who is also in waverly. happening in the community. >> you have seen the power of the storm like we have. this is unbelievable. a tree in the home. the virginia state police

hampshire and that snowy band as well.snow breaks up a bit here in framingham hopkinton over to millicent into some lakes flying but nothing real steady. to the west a few more for the brookfield to warn bergenfield holland just to the southeast of the quabbin reservoir. they'll be more in her role on through its continuing to come on by because of all this activity that's been sliding on tour area much of it will come to an end later tonight. the lake affects nose will continue to blow in some heavy snow appear. the heavy snow is up there she's at along the lake shore. in that part of new york. there are some of the snow showers through the evening and they die out. will get more back tomorrow. through after all it's not yet brutally cold it's going to get that way. and as a cold or comes rushing and, more snow shows popping up even if you snow school during the day tomorrow. same idea today. going to add up to much but it can actually lower the visibility quickly for the time during the day tomorrow. keep that mind is you driving around.from today through tomorrow most places end up wit

. - oh, now, now, millicent, don't fall apart, dear. now, let's go welcome our guest. - [screaming] - oh, we sure messed things up but good. - they must have every s.p. in the south pacific guarding that place. - if only we knew somebody who had an invite. maybe we could get them to swipe it for us. - oh, not a chance. the only thing that could save us now is a miracle. - yeah, it looks like we've reached the end of the-- chuck, you're a genius, an absolute genius. - oh, i am? you know, you're the second person that's said that. my mother was the first one, she used to-- - later, later, later, boy. come on, fellas. let's go and find that man that's going to do that miracle. come on. - padre? padre? it's quinton mchale. - maybe he's taking a little nap before the wedding, skip. - he's not here. - maybe he's at the wedding already. - couldn't be. the wedding is not until 3 and it's only 1:00 now, besides his dress uniform's still here. - we're going to have to spread out and find him. chuck, you and gruber stay put. if the padre should co