he fought two duels and randolph was extremely nasty. but avoided gunplay for almost his entire life. winfield -- the duel that he was challenged to in 1806 by james wilkinson and he said it is beneath me to raise arms with you, intimating that he wasn't a gentleman enough. >> you mentioned putting on the record that henry clay ran for president in '24, in '32, in '40, in '44, and '48. five times. go back to the corrupt bargain and the fact that he was secretary of state, henry clay was, for how many reasons and why? >> he was secretary of state for four years, for adams four years in office. john quincy adams was a one-term president like his father had been. the corrupt bargain arose out of the fact that in the election of 1824 there were actually four candidates for president. and none of them received a majority. in the electoral college, so it went to the house of representatives, where clay came in fourth in that election, which meant according to the 12th amendment that he would not be one of the ones that would be brought before

but william randolph hearst wrote a letter to his mother--once quoting, then, from mr.rst-- that if he could spend a month anywhere in the world, it would be at the ranch at san simeon. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. the now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. gra

and randolph said in his deep voice, 100,000, mr. president. and roosevelt turned to walter wright who he trusted more and asked, walter, how many people really will march? tell me the real story. white replied that he expected no less than 100,000. they stared at each other and then roosevelt started to negotiate. and he committed to put the force and weight of his office behind the effort to secure jobs for qualified negros and he left by proposing they create a committee, which didn't sound too good at first, but they managed to hammer out an agreement in which this committee, the fair employment practices committee, created by the executive order, would actually have the power to discipline companies who discriminated in defense contracts. so, in this moment -- in this key moment -- this march on washington most certainly did make a difference. but it came at the cost of canceling it. once it was signed, on june 25, randolph proceeded to announce for the advancement of colored people -- at the meeting of the committee for the advancement of

robert randolph and the family band. very exciting. >> got to love this show. >> yes indeed. >>> gwen talbart has all we need to know about the weather today on this friday. she's in the weather center now. good morning. >> good morning tony and allison. we have sunshine headed our way, and that's always a good thing. let's take a look at our maps and put everything together for you and let you know what to expect. a few clouds across the area. but they'll soon be out of the way. we have a ridge of high pressure that will slide through, setting us up for the sunshine. currently 50 at reagan national airport. very light wind at about 7 miles per hour from the north. elsewhere, temperatures are at 52 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. 53 at annapolis. by midday today, expect our temperatures to be at least around 59 degrees. we are headed into the mid-60s today. going to be just very nice. winds will push in from the south into the course of later today and tomorrow. overall, as we move through the weekend, we a nice warmup

now, these genteel requests did nothing, randolph ignored them. roosevelt then decided to see what would happen if he made some concessions. he had an executive office. he had a memorandum issued that said defense contractors really shouldn't discriminate. but it really wasn't right. it wasn't the right policy. this had no force but it was sort of an advisory memo. he did this. then he sent his wife eleanor up to new york where the march was being organized and had her meet with the

randolph ignored them. he, roosevelt then decided to see what happened if he made some concessions. he had an executive office, he had a memorandum issued that said that defense contractors really shouldn't

. >> 16-year-old randolph parker, seen here in the blue shirt,  khaki colored pants, isthe  problem student in 61-year-old melissa's ninth grade english class. she's giving a party that  afternoon in her classroom for an exchange student who's  returning home. although randolph parker had been suspended earlier that day he returns later and paces outside her door. >> obviously through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. so he set up a plan, obviously, to come back at the end of the day to attack her or to hit her >> as this last period  progresses, you can see randolp parker, walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class  to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his  cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on  the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' roó another student into the class  to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >

dubois set to work on a report which was presented to second morgan thou by randolph paul on january 1944. the memo bore a chilling title, report to the secretary on the acquiesce wednesday ens in the murder of jews and the first page read and i want to quote this. unless re medial steps of a drastic nature are taken and taken immediately, i am certain that no effective action will be taken by this government to prevent the complete extermination of the jews in german controlled europe and that this government will have to share for all time the responsibility for this extermination. morganthou moved quickly and that sunday, january 16th, randolph paul and secretary morganthou met with president roosevelt and explained to the president because other parts of the government were resisting action, the only solution was to create a body with independent authority in the matter of refugees and president roosevelt agreed and six days later he issued executive order 9417 which established the war refugee board. the board's charter declared it would, quote, effectuate with all possible spee

randolph road is an option. you guys coming out of prince george's county may want to stick with 410. use that as an alternative to get you underneath or above the beltway. this outer loop already gridlocked here approaching 29. icc, that is an option for you as well. if you do not have the pass, can you travel the icc. they will send you the little fee in the mail. keep an eye out for that. that is an option for you guys traveling over to 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, an update on a case being closely followed across the nation. >> george zimmerman was released on bond around midnight last night. melanie alnwick joins us now in studio with the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning. there were no protesters, no questions shouted at zimmerman as he walked out of the seminole county jail. it was a very low-key event given all the attention this case has grabbed. george zimmermaning out of jail wearing a brown jacket and blue jeans, he left with several p

his colleague, louis morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lotrom the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid intervention team to extract firefighters if they get lost or injured. >> morales is part of another team, one that will ente

he has been identified by police as randolph king of hyattsville. the victim, a 3-year-old boy, who goes to daycare here. this parent who came to retrieve her 2-year-old son's belongings, is outraged. >> what do you think about this guy coming in here and doing what he did allegedly? >> it's horrible. he needs to stay locked up. he needs to stay locked up. it's awful. >> reporter: according to a police report, randolph king was found standing over the boy who was lying on a cot. king was exposed. the boy asleep on his stomach. his pants pulled down. a woman walked in and screamed and he ran off. it happened april 10th but wasn't reported to police for three days. it's unclear when or if parents who send their children to the center were notified of the incident. the child development center has been shut down. authorities say not because of the abuse allegations, rather because of unspecified code violations. your child will never come back here? >> no. never. that's why i'm here to get my baby's stuff. >> that parent came here to the center this af

building >> outside of the building plaque made here lies a time capsule >> building now home to randolphss center newspaper going to cost you more these days >> 3¢ for a paper here >> tom skilling forecast remembering the 100 years from now >> how not to do this and that is what they will look at. we have ourselves in a nice day today nice day tomorrow want to show you the storm instructive looking at how the models spin these things up scattered storms tomorrow night saturday evening watch this cluster out of kansas across the area saturday night or sector after that. blow up saturday it- saturday night cluster no. misery blows up across mississippi powerful jet stream over head. the timing of the forecast not always absolutely precise what is stopping ability to capture the flavor of the weather situation developing showers eastbound fading away look at the things rolling cloud tops of their 44,000 ft.. 71 mi. per hour wind with reports of tornadoes in that area. giving away this weekend 20 radios also screaming watch from home saturday in a joint join us at noon discussion on severe w

if the court conditions are being met, randolph king was inside the home.ast week under high intensity supervision. we are told he has a 24-hour curfew. he has to wear an electronic monitoring device. he must be with his parents when he leaves, which is only allowed for lawyer appointment and court hearings. >> this man is sitting at home watching cable tv while my son can barely sleep. >> the judge was greatly concerned about the charges but king does not have a prior criminal record. he was released under the strict conditions. he is innocent until proven guilty. >> this guy needs to be behind bars. he is a monster. >> we can safely assume that randolph king will remain in this house on house arrest if nothing changes for the next 53 days until his next court date. >> still ahead it is almost summer blockbuster season. arch campbell is here with what movies will be rolling the box office. >> a planned budget cut leads to mothers with children protesting in the council chambers. >> one of the victims in the hammer attacks and speaking out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ ma

. >> reporter: shawn randolph is president of the economic institute that did the report.ow that infrastructure spending is going to be $16 million to $18 million rather than the $80 million to $90 million projected. we know the number of teams will be half of what was projected. what impact from the french pulling out? >> you might have fewer people coming from france. >> reporter: randolph would not speculate on the impact. but his often quoted report lists a $1.37 billion benefit. >> is it fair for people to still be quoting those numbers from your report? >> well, i would say i think the real world is that the actual numbers will be lower. >> reporter: how much lower he wouldn't say. but in the world of event marketing there is a new twist in this america's cup. organizers now want to combine this year's world series races with fleet week because of how it will look on tv. >> people are going to think wow, i got to get to san francisco next year when the real thing happens. they won't realize they are in the middle of the air show because of the italian festival and fl

randolph road is another option if you are traveling from the east to the west.g from bethesda, your lanes remain open on the inner loop. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, an update on a case that is being closely followed all across the nation. >> george zimmerman, the man accused of killing florida teenager trayvon martin, was released on bond around midnight last night. fox 5's melanie alnwick joins us now in the studio with the latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond, of which he had to put up $15 how in cash. he left the jail quietly without protest. only a half dozen photographers were waiting for 28-year-old zimmerman as he left the john polk correctional facility. you can see he is carrying several paper bags. those contain his belongings. he gets into the back of a white suv. seminole county sheriff's officials blocked access to the area during the release. attorney mark o'meara says his client was outfitted with an electronic monitoring device prior to his release. >> the

he has been identified by police as randolph king of hyattsville. the victim, a 3-year-old boy, who goes to daycare here. this parent, who came to retrieve her 2-year-old son's belongings, is outraged. what do you think about this guy coming in here and doing what he did allegedly? >> it's horrible. he needs to stay locked up. he needs to stay locked up. it's awful. >> reporter: according to a police report randolph king was found standing over the boy who was lying on a cot. king was exposed. the boy was asleep on his stomach, his pants pulled down. a woman walked in and screamed and he ran off. it happened april 10th but wasn't reported to police for three days. it's unclear when or if parents who send their children to the center were notified of the incident. the child development center has been shut down. authorities say not because of the abuse allegations, rather because of unspecified code violations. this woman has attended the church for 50 years. >> it's sad. i just hope it's not true. i hope that the child is safe and it didn't happen.

so rupert murdoch's defense appears to be i'm no evil genius randolph hurst type figure. i'm like the australian mr. magoo. i'm like a kanga-goo, if you will. completely hands-off guy. just ask my staff at that paper i bought a while ago, oh, what's the name of that? the "wall street journal." >> you have been busy meeting with a lot of dow jones folks, journal folkes, barrons folkes, editors, the printing press in east brunswick, new jersey. you knew the details-- the minute details of the operation. >> jon: i gotta give it up for rupert. he's a guy with total influence, and he's all self-deprecation. he's deflecting with vin the chin-type. contrast that with donald trump. as it happens the donald was also testifying in the u.k. this week. here's his testimony before the british parliament of a wind turbine being built off the coast of a goal resort he bought. >> the golf resort only went ahead because he was assured there would be no nearby wind development, and he claimed alex soon had given him similar, private assurances. >> alex salmon told me-- he scoffed at the id

philip randolph institute here in say diego. i'm here to speak to families that are blue-collar workers and working class and ethnic communities. i would like to see this sort culture influences the city and reserves of four children's children and the generations that follow, so they can be proud of the city they grow up in. i would like to ask the board to consider an inclusive approach that addresses community interests and protects residents affected by the preservation efforts. i think it is important to consider the voices of residents that would be affected by preservation and i support the proposed idea to allow residents to vote to create an historic district in that area. i'm also in support of an economic hardship waiver. in conclusion, i would like to ask to support today's proposed historic preservation plan, and these safeguards for the committee, and move forward. thank you. >> my name is debora neiman and i'm here representing myself and my sisters. we own an old house and a mission. we are here to support the ef

the talented robert randolph joins us next hour.    >>> good morning.> i'm alison seymour. sleeping in, should high school students start classes later in the day? it's a theory under review in fairfax county. our melanie alnwick is live with what happened at last night's meeting. plus, the option your child may already have. >> 48 years ago robert simon invested in thousands of acres of land in vi

phillip randolph institute. i want to thank bright line institute and i he was want to thank our partnership with the unions, local 261 and local 22 and the operating engineers, i see you all here today. thank you for your participation. without all of these partner ships, we would not have been able to successfully achieve this first year of implementing the local hire policy. i also want to introduce the mayor who under his leadership when he first game the mayor a year ago, it was very important to him to create jobs here in san francisco and to make sure that our local residents are going -- that our local residents are having opportunities to have are employment here in san francisco. and it's his support with the board of supervisors and all of the departments that he is very -- that he is here today to announce our great progress with local hire. so mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, naomi. welcome, everybody, to this wonderful occasion. about a year ago, supervisor avalos and i and a number of other

phillip randolph institute. i want to thank bright line institute and i he was want to thank our partnership with the unions, local 261 and local 22 and the operating engineers, i see you all here today. thank you for your participation. without all of these partner ships, we would not have been able to successfully achieve this first year of implementing the local hire policy. i also want to

michael davis, crawford and randolph wilkesens were arrested as a wells fargo bank last month. they robbed a woman and insulted her perceived sexuality. they will be arraigned for felony robbery and hate crimes. >>> police arrested occupied protesters who had taken over a san francisco building. ktvu channel 2 morning news had the only cameras on the scene which was owned by the archdiocese of san francisco. protesters claimed the building had been vacant and it should be used for health services and education. they say they plan to rent the building out to help pay for student scholar ships. >> the group that was inside had no intention of leaving and they saw there were large piles of bricks, buckets of paint and other items on the roof that were positioned to be used as weapons. >> investigators say there was graffiti, damaged fixtures and doors inside and the protesters were cited for trespassing. >>> coming up, it is 4:39 checking with sal on traffic, hello sal. >>> right now things are doing well around the bay area. let's go out and take a look at what we have with inter

i'm randolph james. i'm speaking on behalf of al williams. i come from an organization that we have a bi law that we stand by. as i look at you and i don't know any of you from day or night, i see that your bi laws speaks for things that you will do for the kids and the education as needed. but your actions speaks of the lies that are in your heart that you deny the kids the right to have the education that would help them. now if you call being a child of god or a believer or just a regular old joe or miss suzy, i want you to understand your job is what you put on this piece of paper. you will treat people fairly. you would treat people with dignity. and your goals if you reach them, i pray that the kids in this city of san francisco would understand, who went to bat for them. not y'all. [applause] >> good evening, john templeton. we did a presentation for the curriculum committee in november about a new education that we'll call reunion. tomorrow we'll have a documentary about frin in silicon valley. and on -- about african-americans in sil

today, police arrested the 21-year-old randolph king in high -- hyattsville, accused of sexually abusing a child last week. that's out on kennel worth avenue. police charged him with attempted first-degree sex assault. the other maryland lawmaker is saying the doomsday budget wouldn't be all that bad. this time it is montgomery county executive. and he says that the other budget proposal would shift the $40 million per year cost and for the state to the county. it is all about teacher pension. and that he says could make the doomsday budget a better option. >> and believe it or not when you look at the doomsday budget verses the budget that they were concentrated, and we are at a standstill. now, some could argue it very clearly that it will be better than the original bum. that's just how bad that they were all doing in the regular session. >> and that doomsday budget would cut about $500 million from the state spending as of july 1. that is unless the lawmakers could reconvene in a special session and figure out a different way to go about it. >>> students at the university of maryland

randolph king was arrested earlier today in hyattsville.appened last week at the zion baptist church. the day care at the church has dozens of kids enrolled. >>> it is at the heart of a controversial murder case and now it's at the center of a task force review. we're talking about florida's stand your ground law. did it give george zimmerman the legal right to shoot trayvon martin. the governor of florida is asking a panel to look into the stand your law ground altogether. that how allows somebody to use deadly force any time and any place they feel they are under threat of being seriously hurt or killed. >> we look forward to hearing from the citizens of our state about their concerns and recommendations for keeping our state safe. >> that task force includes representatives from neighborhood watch groups, defense attorneys and state lawmakers. it will hold hearings and recommend changes, if any, to the governor. >>> and speaking of changes, this is roughly $1 million transit center under construction in silver spring. now, it was suppose

particularly of the two newspapers controlled by joseph pulzer and william randolph hurst. they drove the public's perception of the conflict. you have to remember, back at that time, most people got their current events from the newspapers and so these two business newspaper owners, they really had a vested interest in fanning the flames of interest in going to war and they really sensationalized a lot of the atrocities that were committed by the spanish and cuba, or that were purported to be committed there. there was also a movement in this country led by undersecretary of the navy theodore roosevelt to take our country to war. they really felt like america needed to exert its role in this region of the country, since cuba was only 90 miles from our country, and so there was a combination of the atrocities committed by spain and cuba, the impact of the yellow journalism, the impact of those who were trying to take our country into conflict. and then you have to remember at this time, our country's president was president mckinley who had actually served in the civil war

police arrested randolph king today. they say he worked at the zion baptist church of eastland gardens in northeast. according to a police report, a woman caught him standing over a 3-year-old boy in the church daycare. king was allegedly exposed, and the boy was reportedly sleeping face down on a cot. his pants had been pulled down. parents of kids who attend that daycare are outraged. >> what do you think about this guy coming in here and doing what he did allegedly? >> it's horrible. he needs to stay locked up. he needs to stay locked up. it's awful. >> reporter: that daycare is currently shut down, but police say it closed for unspecified code violations. >>> the nurse in texas who's accused of killing a woman who steal her newborn child will undergo a mental review. her name is verna mclain. she was in court for the first time in texas today. she's charged with shooting calla goldman in the parking lot of a pediatrician's office and then taking the woman's three-day-old son. the infant was later found safe, but his

no problems reported as you travel south of randolph road trying to get past lock wood drive. the beltway looks great traveling between college park and bethesda. rolling down the hill from arizona avenue, lanes are open coming into northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> developing on the korean peninsula now, the north defied international warnings and fired a long-range rocket but it failed less than two minutes after lifting off. despite this failure, the white house calls it provocative and is cutting off food aid to north korea. the united nations is also meeting this morning and could start new sanctions on north korea. >>> three men from two different virginia gangs involved in two separate sex trafficking cases are pleading guilty. federal prosecutors say all three men admitted to recruiting high school aged girls into prostitution. they say gangs are turning to teenage sex trafficking to make money. feds are calling to a growing trend. one of those would pled guilty yesterday faces life in prison. the other two are hoping for lesser sentences in

they arrested randolph king yesterday.at the zion baptist church of eastland gardens in northeast d.c. police say a woman caught him trying to abuse a 3-year-old boy at the daycare as the young boy slept. that child does appear to be okay, but other parents from that daycare are furious. >> what do you think about this guy coming in here and doing what he did allegedly? >> it's horrible. he needs to stay locked up. he needs to stay locked up. it's awful. >> that daycare is shut down. but police say it closed for unspecified code violations. >>> a northern virginia man faces a long list of charges after a wild chase. it started on i-66. virginia state police say a trooper and an arlington county police officer approached a pedestrian on the interstate. police say 37-year-old dexter gibson started banging on a patrol car, hit one of the officers in the face, then stole one of the cruisers. police say they caught up to gibson in centreville but not before he grabbed a shovel out of a pickup and started swinging. officers even

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this note comes from delores wilson in norton, west virginia, which is in randolph county. our post office was closed last november. we now have cluster boxes which are out there in the weather and our residents are scared to have their prescription drugs mailed to their home or these boxes. our community has been severely affected. we used to see each other getting our mail, our postmaster kept us connected, and would let us know when children were boun and neighbors passed away and we collected funds on the post office to help our neighbors when they fell on hard times or in need. now we don't have this central location. to do that because our community, our small community, no longer has its post office. mr. president, i have always said that we as a people and a country need to pick our priorities based on our values. in west virginia keeping the postal service in tact is one of the things our people truly care about. that is why i raised very serious concerns about this bill that will close and does nothing to keep the 3,700 post offices open and they're currently on t

i ride the randolph foundation. to see this this intellectual but to be sympathetic i am sure many people have come to you to say they have the same epiphany. water those arguments and observations to have those on trade points? >> as a reporter i cheered bond regulation then discovered "reason" magazine. i know nobody who has the same path the most common answer is i believe until i try to start a business. even george mcgovern said that we cannot persuade everyone to start a business. we have to get them and high-school. >> we know about obamacare and what it may do but researcher program under the radar. >> every area? i was told today somebody announce the federal government requires all private contractors to hire 7 percent disabled people. once they start paying for health care they tell you what you can eat and have exercise police to run laps. do pushups health care is big it will pay group first is medicare. people our age who and people don't know they get back to earth three times what they paid because w