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she was self-taught on the pia without reading music. started singing asch d.d with martin luther king at the opening of his senator -- she was 16 time, 18 time grammy winner. received the medal of freedom and was the first woman elected to the rock and roll hal of fame. she leaves behind so many adoring fangs, not only here her hometown but across the country and around the world. again, wha a life andhat a legacy to the great performer. >> jay gray live for us. >>> fans in our area can also pay tribute to aretha franklin. >> justin finch is live with details on a special tribute happening right here in our backyard. good morning, justin. erica, good morning. that's right. today crowds coming to the national portrai museum can pay a special tribute to aretha her portrait is being installed here this morning and will hang fo next several days. 1960 era lit though graphic poster. she was honored here with the portion of a nation back in 2015. franklin said she began touring the d.c. area as a young singer playing small clubs around the city and of course that's

fifty nine was a fateful year for agra pino and for nero who became infatuated with sabina pia. a rare beauty from an aristocratic family she had her own place. let's just see a could ultimately she was a lot like agrippina she too was a woman of noble birth with a hunger for power and the will to do everything necessary to get it all she made the most of her opportunities to get into nero's fear and started a love affair. and complete the biggest obstacle in her hopes to marry nero was agrippina in the us does he i thought us once and i mean anna's. neuro and bill payer seem to make for each other they share the same sense of humor and a love for the arts and theatre. but the peo wasn't content in the role of mistress she wanted to be narrows wife. yet nero was still married to one tapia and the subject of divorce sparked an open war with gripping up. nero decided to dispose of his mother and the plan he had for her murder reads like a play. he was fond of drama and reenacted maritime battles his scheme was a bit of both. agra pinas death was to look like an accident could seem

comes back and says to himself he had dreamed of being a pia pianoipian pianoist or an artist.s back. dedicate himself to the law. goes to harvard law school and returns. becomes dean of howard law school. it lays the down work for desegregation campaign. never gets to see the fruition of his efforts. however, his protege thurgood marshal argues that in front of the supreme court. many of those members returning to dedicate themselves to equ equality in that sense. with that in mind, it's not just african-american soldiers concerned about civil liberty and civil rights. you have a movement of african-americans up to cities. before the war, 90% of african-americans live in the rural south. you just down the life blood of the industry. plus you ship off two million soldiers to go overseas. you need labor. you have thing s like the riot n east st. louis. this is really important because you have a spike in lynches between 1917 and 1919. african-americans who turned state side and unlucky to be wearing their uniform is targeted for violence. this lays the ground work, the foundatio

major general walt pia. what a special man. i want to thank you, walt. where's walt?ou very much. thank you. [applause] walt is back on american soil after deployment in iraq. i just want to welcome you home. you have tremendous respect. they have great admiration and respect for you. thank you very much. i just met division sergeant major jason walt. and michael lima. soldier of the year. where is michael? [applause] pretty good. that soldier of the year, michael, out of how many? how many? that's a lot of soldiers. 18,000. want to work for me? thank you, michael. great job. we would not be here for today's signing ceremony without the dedicated efforts of the members of congress that work so hard to pass the national defense authorization act. i'd like to recognize congresswoman elise steffanek who's district includes ft. drum. lise called me so many times. call. she wanted me to be here. i said i won't be able to. she didn't stop. here i am. here i am. elise, come here, elise. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. it's truly an honor to welcome you to ft. drum, h

. >>> saludos a mi gente tap pia que hace mucho que moviÓ awad la jara.a, quÉ divertido, resulta que estaba en el baÑo y no les quedÓ de otra que reÍrse del momento incÓmodo y disfrutarlo. >>> por otro lado, tienen que ver esta foto viral del prÍncipe harry en su dormitorio en la escuela. en el fondo tenÍa un pÓster de halle berry y la noticia corriÓ y haley berry reaccionÓ con el sentido del humor ante el descubrimiento. ok #prÍncipeharryteveo. >>> el superdeportivo buggati. tiene un panel que >>> buen viernes, vamos con las noticias un hispano de maryland denuncia que fue discriminado cuando llamÓ al servicio de emergencia 911. un Árbol cayÓ en su camioneta y un policÍa que llegÓ al incidente en vez de auxiliar dentro del vehÍculo primero pidiÓ sus identificaciones y luego llamÓ a ice para que se los llevara. >>> discriminado y a la vez preocupado, porque si uno llama a la policÍa cuando se encuentra en una situaciÓn como esa, es porque necesita ayuda, no para que los discriminen. >>> la policÍa del estado de maryland su agente se puso en contacto con i

deben permanecer en sus pia res de origen. >>> aumenta la esperanza para miles de niÑos.los menores puedan permanecer en el paÍs. ambos padres debÍan seÑr parte del proceso. se va notificar al padre ausente acerca del proceso, porque las cortes estatales no tienen la... no dispuestos a cooperar. >>> en san diego california, el oficial la empujÓ con lo que al parecer, es una macana. acudieron a un llamado por un altercado, 3 adolescentes detenidos bajo cargo de relaciones con pandillas, resistencia al arresto. estos jÓvenes tienen otra versiÓn de los hechos. >>> la tumbÓ en el suelo y ahÍ la muchacha tenÍa las manos en su cara, no sabÍa si el oficial le iba a seguir pegando. >>> la razÓn por venir era por tirar el... no estamos haciendo nada, solo estÁbamos tirando la pelota. no tenÍa razÓn. estamos aquÍ jugando football american. >>> en este parque frecuentemente ocurren peleas. se revisan las acciones de los oficiales que apoarecen en este video. damos un giro en las noticias vamos con janis bencosme para que nos diga como van a estar las temperaturas. buenos dÍas. >>> b

that will be pia toll as the president and canadian counterpart try to work out a deal between the u.su know what companies benefited if you want to know this trade deal looks good. stock market overall. g.m., ford, one fly jp morgan sak's and industrial firms all benefited as did boeing and caterpillar. they looked at this and said this is going to help a lot of the companies. price of cars go um a little. small price to pay if we get more people that work here. i think that will be fine. steve: it's a big if. ultimately, katie, this is what donald trump ran on as president. is he going to reez negotiate stink bomb trade deals. is he two thirds of the way to doing that right now. actually half way. katie: i'm interested to see where this goes if canada comes to the table. earlier this year the president talked about redoing tpp he pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership. renegotiating nafta. redoing it bring to the table together or separately as you said. maybe he will go to the asia pacific region as well and renegotiate that deal to put china in more of a spot. brian: katie, do