now, robert smalls, while he was participated in politics, robert smalls offered a piece of legislation that created what is now south carolina state niversity. therein lies a part of my presentation that i would like to concentrate on tonight. when south carolina state iversity was created, i want to first get people to understand, there are more than 100 his tore exly black colleges and universities in the country. now there's a difference between hbcu's, there's a difference between an hbcu and what we call an msi, a minority serving institution. msi's, s or ms -- are but not all msi's, are hbcu's. simply because the definition means that you must have been in existence before 1964. we've had a lot of minority serving institutions that have been created since 1964, to name x t a few, malcolm lot of y, there are a hispanic serving institutions, they are not necessarily hbcu's. the reason i point this out, because here in this congress, 19 is body, currently members of the congressional black caucus are graduates of hbcu's. now the reason i point this out is because i think it is neces

we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these united states of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever does you are thinking for you we'll be your master. and you, their slave. thank you for this african-american historical and cultural society that is joined forces with our national observance in honor that we might keep alive our faith in learning, keep alive our actions of making african-american history a day for every day and not just for one month in this nation. we pray this in our name in the father, and everybody says, amen.[ >>[music] >>[music and singing by the crowd] >>[applause] >>[music] >>[music and singing] >>[applause] >> let's give the willie brown school choir another round of applause. >>[applause] >> thank you. my name is [inaudible] president of the african-american histor

robert smalls is keeping data. he gives a speech in which he says 53,000 black activists nationwide have been targeted for assassination and eliminated. he says 53,000. people are writing to him, feeding him information. think of that number. that is bigger than the casualty rate at gettysburg. they are being victimized but not just in the south. mr. williams: let's begin with a question. melissa? >> as a fellow central new yorker i attended a conference in rochester on frederick douglass. itelieve they never address and i don't know if it actually is a topic or not, but did frederick douglass have any role in reconstruction under johnson and grant? mr. egerton: i can answer that. here everything i know about frederick douglass -- my wife is writing a book this spring. hi honey. [laughter] "womenrton: it is called in the world of frederick douglass." he and johnson are bitter enemies immediately. but he decidest it's better to be an activist where he is and not be part of the political system. even in central new y

we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these united states of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever does you are thinking for you we'll be your master. and you, their slave. thank you for this african-american historical and cultural society that is joined forces with our national observance in honor that we might keep alive our faith in learning, keep alive our actions of making african-american history a day for every day and not just for one month in this nation. we pray this in our name in the father, and everybody says, amen.[ >>[music] >>[music and singing by the crowd] >>[applause] >>[music] >>[music and singing] >>[applause] >> let's give the willie brown school choir another round of applause. >>[applause] >> thank you. my name is [inaudible] president of the african-american histor

we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these unitedes of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever does you are thinking for you we'll be your master. and you, their slave. thank you for this african-american historical and cultural society that is joined forces with our national observance in honor that we might keep alive our faith in learning, keep alive our actions of making african-american history a day for every day and not just for one month in this nation. we pray this in our name in the father, and everybody says, amen.[ >>[music] >>[music and singing by the crowd] >>[applause] >>[music] >>[music and singing] >>[applause] >> let's give the willie brown school choir another round of applause. >>[applause] >> thank you. my name is [inaudible] president of the african-american historical

we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these united states of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever does you are thinking for you we'll be your master. and you, their slave. thank you for this african-american historical and cultural society that is joined forces with our national observance in honor that we might keep alive our faith in learning, keep alive our actions of making african-american history a day for every day and not just for one month in this nation. we pray this in our name in the father, and everybody says, amen.[ >>[music] >>[music and singing by the crowd] >>[applause] >>[music] >>[music and singing] >>[applause] >> let's give the willie brown school choir another round of applause. >>[applause] >> thank you. my name is [inaudible] president of the african-american histor

robert cameron. he runs an atv border tour business in the small town of progresso. do you think people have that impression of this scary dangerous place? >> absolutely. it's not as bad as people make it seem to be. >> cameron was born in mexico, now a u.s. citizen, was a long time democrat until donald trump came along and made him republican. he supports the idea of trump's wall but holes in the plan. >> is this secure to you? >> m >> no, it's not secure. it helps funnel traffic here so you could monitor this area a little bit better. >> this fence cuts private property and divides it. what you see on both sides of this fence is still the united states. it's somebody's farmland. so they need to have access. you can't cut them off. >> you can't cut them off. >> they need to leave openings like this in the wall to give them access to their farmland. >> exactly, exactly. >> so when you look at this kind of wall, you like this kind of wall or you want to see something? >> i want to see a wall. this is fenced. i want to see a wall. i want to see something that you can'

robert: 11 signees on hand and six more that are you work so hard to prepare them to the next level. when they move on and you get a sense of prize like you had a smallpiece in the success. robert: two signees are talking a walk up the street to play for maryland. offensive lineman marcus miner and running back mcfarland. e might not be wearing a maryland cap if it weren't for coach brooks. what has he meant in your career? >> he meant a lot. i wasn't supposed to be here at dematha. he paved the way for me to get here. robert: but getting a full ride takes talent and character. >> you will face adversity and hard times but it's all about your makeup and the intrinsic motivation to keep getting better and pushing forward. robert: with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. steve: let's fast forward to upcoming weekend. it looks nice. middle 50's on saturday. near 70 on sunday with a nice mix of sun and clouds. average high for this time of the year in the middle 40's. let's talk about what is going on now. three records broke at all three airports. same thing as yesterday. it's cooled down to 68. 68 in culpeper. 64in luray. big changes are on the w

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with great trepidation, for only a matter of hours come in time to see robert lincoln and mary harland in a very small wedding, joined in marriage on september 24, 1868. in europe, mary sought a place for her son thad's education and there upkeep would not comment such a costly price. they landed in germany. they found the english-speaking community in frankfurt and welcoming. she was fluent in french, but she knew new german. -- no german. many matters caused her to economize and she was often moving from hotel to hotel, alone, on a fixed income, the widow let fears prey on her mind. she had escaped the jury german -- the dreary german winter for the south of france in 1869. she and thad were traveling incognito around scotland, in castles and mountains and locks. thad longed for the states, missing his friends come amusing his brother robert, and eager to meet his niece as robert and his wife welcomed a baby girl in autumn of 1969. -- 1869. mrs. lincoln felt her age. on december 12, 1869. tomorrow is the anniversary of my birth. i will be 46 and i feel 86. this comment is doubly revealing as it was

robert kraft the owner. >> there is a little handshake and there was a small exchange where i'm sure roger goodell said i'm. >> and then there was dead fish handshake this which robert kraft. >> you would be goodell. >> i'm goodell. >> you are goodell. yes. good to see you. >> it is, one of those. >> he should have been punish. >> yes. >> there are signs. >> we're not here to debate science but come back and best super bowl we have ever even. >> what was the moment when falcons just lost it. >> they were up. >> defining moment. >> it was 28-12. there was a third down and short. second half they decided to throw football. this was an andy reid play book. i don't know why 49ers have a new coach in kyle shanahan calling plays for falcons. you are up so much. >> why keep them throwing. >> it doesn't make any sense. third and one all you need to toys hand football over to one of the two running back who were killing patriots in the first half. i don't get it. this is reason right here falcons lose. >> you think this is turn around of the game. >> you could feel momentum starting to go to the patriots big games

roberts. about 20 years ago or so, a small group of brand new employees of the about-to-launch fox news channel got to together in the meeting of this sky scraper that is our home. our bosses told us about our prime time line-up on launch. the o'reilly report, the schneider report, the debate show with sean hannity and ltbd. liberal to be determined. that line got quite a chuckle in the basement newsroom. that we had had a conservative atlanta talk show guy from long island and some liberal who had not been hired to do a left-right cross fire kind of hour. that liberal was alan combs. he got his start at a comedian back in the day and did morning drive talk here in new york city. he came to us at fox news as a sort of lanky guy with a unique pair of glasses that would often be derided by the right as a token liberal in our conservative line-up. >> sometimes all you have to do is show up. bob dole did that. >> sometimes he had a good tan. that was alan on launch day here in fox news channel. it wasn't his politics at all but his kind and gentle way that really struck me. he was friendly and unpr

small setting, you know, it's incredible the people, the parents, the billionaires in that small circle. >> robertow how much you know about the horses. we race 3-year-olds but we jump 8, 9, and 10-year-olds. but you said $15 million for a good jumping horse. what's that market like? >> the breed they use is a specific breed for dressage and horse jumping. the really prize horses can sell for between $10 million and $15 million. georgina's horse was mid level. that's maybe a $1 million to $2 million horse. you have a whole stable of eight to ten horses you're always working on. it's not just the one horse that's $10 million or $15 million. of course, the saudi sheiks were in this competition as well. the horses can help you win, but they don't guarantee a win. >> is this just a depreciating asset? >> yes. >> that is so melissa. >> i just wanted to understand. >> it's instantly worthless. >> it's also a lovely animal. but yes, a depreciating asset. >> that's terrible. >> i was wondering if there was an investment. >> put in that way, so are people. we're all depreciating assets. >> people who know

. >> robert stratford general manage ers of historic king george in and taff sglern they would provide their expertise and small business management from web sites to social media to really driving customers in the door. >> and in a town of 9500 people three wart he of a million votes were cast. >> we're finding all these device around that otherwise would not be used and putting others on the device or moving on to another device. >> the community college served as one of four voting stations. >> of course, you can vote from any device this online contest closes midnight. just an hour to go if you need a place to vote you can find the lincoln our web site cbs philly.com. hof hof, cbs eyewitness news. >> alex, thank you. here at eyewitness news we're proud to tell you about the incredible achievement earned by my wonderful partner here ukee washington going down in the history books as philadelphia's living len end. city council recognized him this morning. he was one of three local television broadcasters chosen forehonor and ak septd reg in addition by playing homage to some of his heroes. >> people like trud

. >> robert stratford general manage ers of historic king george in and taff sglern they would provide their expertise and smalliness management from web sites to social media to really driving customers in the door. >> and in a town of 9500 people three wart he of a million votes were cast. >> we're finding all these device around that otherwise would not be used and putting others on the device or moving on to another device. >> the community college served as one of four voting stations. >> of course, you can vote from any device this online contest closes midnight. just an hour to go if you need a place to vote you can find the lincoln our web site cbs philly.com. hof hof, cbs eyewitness news. >> alex, thank you. here at eyewitness news we're proud to tell you about the incredible achievement earned by my wonderful partner here ukee washington going down in the history books as philadelphia's living len end. city council recognized him this morning. he was one of three local television broadcasters chosen forehonor and ak septd reg in addition by playing homage to some of his heroes. >> people like trudy ha

robert of shark tank. residents got together at the moose lodge to cheer their success. the winner gets a million dollars grant to help grow their smalliness. "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, david murphey. >> i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪

robert redford. ce, which isundan one of the great success stories of incubating. he started it, but could only start it with a small, 25,000 dollar grant from the national endowment for the arts that let him build other investors and create this great institution that we treasure. in the new york times, there is a story about a video game that was created from the experiences of henry david thoreau. it shows the experience and it received grants from the nea and the neh. some would say that videogame research is unworthy of federal funds. our video games were they? guest: what is art? --are videogames were the worthy? guest: what is art? -- of our funding fowlers founding fathers and thomas jefferson, they were in support of the arts. today, we have filmmaking that the debt exist, back then. television and radio did not exist, back then. art forms are a part of all those media. we look at video games or electronic art or art involving space exploration which was on your show a little earlier, of which there is a lot, then we are looking at a new horizon of where the arts are part of advancing america on every front

robert of shark tank. residents got together at the moose lodge to cheer their success. the winner gets a million dollars grant to help grow their smally kimmel live" followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, david murphey. >> i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kerry washington. alicia keys. and this week in unnecessary censorship. ♪ and now, hold on, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks to all of you for coming. that's very nice. i'm glad you're here. how many of you in our studio audience tonight are visiting us from the east coast? this is a good time for me to tell your families, these people are never coming back. 73

small towns across america. the winner will get $500,000 and will be featured in a series on economic revitalization that includes robert of abc's "shark tank." voting continues through thursday. the winner will be announced next week. >> i really like him. >> go breast. >> yeah, that would be good for them. >>> 5:57 and a spell cutting the cord yet again. first it was the headphones. now the next generation of iphones might come with something different with the charger. >> plus a special valentine's edition of today's fitness tips to tighten up those love handles. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it is 6 o'clock on this tuesday february 14th. here's what's happening. >> some developing news out of washington. overnight michael flynn resigned his post as national security adviser less than a month on the job as controversy surrounds the reason why. >> a bedridden woman is killed when fire breaks out inside

former fed reserve government robert heller joining us with rick don't go away. >>> small caps sufferingft start to the year, but could they be your best bet going forward? good question. find the answer at tradingnation.cnbc.com. more "squawk on the street" coming up. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. fixodent plus adhesives. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. >>> well, you say you want santelli and you want an exchange. so we've got "the santelli exchange." rick, take it away. >> thanks, david. always an interesting guest especially on the wednesday of a two-day fed meeting. bob heller, welcome. bob? bob, are you there? >> guys, i got no sound here. >> well, okay. listen, we have an issue here, hopefully you'll come back when bob's hearing and mike is working. back to carl. >> and that was such a good introduction, david. >> thank you. well, he deserves it, rick, we're going to get that fixed. i have a feeling we'll get that fixed quickly, rick. >> we can tap dance for a little bit

small blood vessels. the idea is they can be used as templates to create systems and ultimately full-scale organs. amazing. jonathan: whatever works. alison: reminds me of the 3-d printer concept. robert: i like it. , they are pretty sweet. how bad did get forokc? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values ♪ know that together, gful legy with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management® team. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: russell westbrook and the thunder in town for the wiz. beal goes baseline. is, marquise morris with the smash. later, john wall drives, a little razzle-dazzle, finishing with 15 points, 14 assists. wall is not done. in the third, a little defense results in this, between the legs to otto porter. wiz win 120-98. are the wiz contenders in the east? coach brooks: we are just focusing on the next day. cleveland is the defending champs for a reason. they are loaded. we are not focused on cleveland, we

small towns across america. the winner will get $500,000 and will be featured in the series on economic revitalization that includes robertnk." voting continues through thursday. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> ♪ >> welcome back. here are your top stories. jerry sandusky's adult son is in jail this morning charged with child sexual abuse. 41-year-old jeffrey sandusky was arraigned in center county yesterday. authorities say jeffrey sandusky committed crimes involving two under aged girls over a five year period. >>> a woman was killed in a house fire in philadelphia's frankford section. flames were shooting from the second floor when firefighters go the to the scene yesterday afternoon. no one else was hurt in the fire. >>> and the love statue is moving from its temporary home in dillworth park outside of philadelphia city hall. crews will restore it an

i'm interested, robert, from this perspective as you're watching this go on, do you feel your voice, the voice of conservative democrats is being heard inside that room? >> well, it's a smalle. people who are baptist, pro-life democrats, prounion democrats, their voice has been put to the fringe because the money in the party are coming from think tanks. >> folks who are interested in climate change and gender rights and these kinds of issues that may not represent the bulk of the party. robert, we appreciate you being with us and staying with us. stick around, we are going to see it's your faction that decides to walk out or whether it's the establishment folks, if mr. ellison wins, he's leaving, he's leaving as well. we are going to go back inside this room. i understand -- i had trouble hearing in terms of what we are getting sort of a game of telephone as it comes outside from inside the convention center. they are now starting to count the votes, there's donna brazile, the interim chair who took over when debbie wasserman schultz was forced out over the wikileaks controversy, is she announcing the votes? let's listen in for a second. she's announcing that they are sta

small group of people already engaged. those proved not to be true. it genuinely was grass roots mobilization. i'm watching conservatives team themselves the same myth. robertd michelle goldberg, thanks for your time, appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >>> that's "all in" for this evening. don't forget to tune in tomorrow night for the reason i am here in this wonderful fantastic complicated difficult amazing city of chicago that i lived in and love deeply. we'll have a town hall here at 8:00 p.m. eastern, don't miss it. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> so looking forward to that tomorrow, chris. really, really, really, really wish you good luck, it's going to be awesome. >> thank you. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us. in the year 2000, orge w. bush was the prohibitive favorite to win the republican nomination for president. in the very early day he is basically cleared the field of almost all the other major candidates who might have been considering ru

robert de niro. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: "extremely credible source told me that nobu uses raw fish in their sushi." [ laughter and applause ] "and the portions are smallu'll avoid the real ones, but the fake ones are a lot of fun. >> yeah. >> seth: it's gonna be -- we live in interesting times, right? >> we sure do. [ light laughter ] >> seth: thank you for being here. it's always a pleasure. >> thanks, thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: robert de niro, everybody. "the comedian" is in theaters friday. "a bronx tale", the musical is playing on broadway at the longacre theater. we'll be right back with lauren ash. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance mythey have to be great on the

robert mcnamara over their failing -- over there strategies. mcmaster recently argued for an expansion of the u.s. army, claiming in a 2016 testimony to a senate armed services subcommittee that the army "risks being too small to secure the nation." ththis recommendndation dovetais with trump's vows to increase the number of active-duty u.s. soldiers by tens of thousands. trump's choice continues his reliance on military generals for top positions, which also include general kelly as head of the department of homeland security, and general mattis as defense secretary. president trump is doubling down on his false claim that sweden is struggling with immigration-related security problems after he faced widespread criticism and ridicule for appearing to invent a terrorist attack in sweden, while speaking at a 2020 campaign rally in melbourne, florida on saturday. bottomtrump: here's the line. we have to keep our country safe. you look at what is happening. we have to keep our country safe. you look at what is happening in germany. you look at what is happening last night in sweden. sweden. who would believe this, sweden? amy: former swedish prime minister carl bildt responded to trump's claim by tweeting "swe

robert harmon, former navy seal in the odds-on favorite to be the replacement for flynn. >> jenna: thank you. >> jon: former wwe executive linda mcmahon gets the green light today to leave the smallusiness initiation, senate confirming her just over an hour ago. this comes a day after lawmakers voted to confirm to other members of president trump's cabinet, chief congressional correspondent mike is keeping tabs come alive on capitol hill. >> good afternoon, three senate confirmations since last evening, treasury secretary, secretary of veterans affairs and now the head of the small business administration, linda mcmahon as you mentioned, she has been confirmed as the small business administrator. the vote was very bipartisan, particularly for these days, 81-19 with 19 democrats voting against her. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made the final pitch for linda mcmahon. >> we'll be able to put another important nominee to work this morning, helping businesses to flourish in the last eight years, it's been very difficult for our economy, workers and small businesses, and i'm confident the president's pick to lead the small business administration linda mcmahon will prioritize

senator roberts: as co-chair of the senate world care health office, i'm concerned how regulations coming out of your agency work or do not work about our small and rural providers and how we harness the delivery models better tailored to their communities and their needs given their low volume of patients and high number of medicare and medicaid patients. i know you're familiar with that with your work in indiana. how do we work to include our small and rural providers and quality improvement programs without disadvantaging them due to the unique populations they serve? secondly, would rural relevant quality measures or different data thresholds be more appropriate to encouraging participation in certain value-based purchasing and/or pay for performance programs? ms. verma: thank you for your question, senator. rural health providers have very unique and special challenges. often they are the only providers in their communities that are providing services, and so when people come to them, they are dealing with a variety of different health issues. it's not just primary care and preventive care. it could be specialty care. they don't always h

robert: the first thing i would say about treasury, it is the department that will have the most active consequential agenda in the near term. that broad agenda is supported by a very professional and rather smallthe ratio of responsibility to bureaucracy is the best in government. that is important because both on the domestic and international side, secretary mnuchin faces daunting challenges. on the domestic side i would say the first are bank deregulation and tax reform. the outlines of what the administration would like to do have been laid out, but the details now need to come forward. what can be done by the administration, by executive action, what will require congressional legislation. side, oneernational month from today secretary mnuchin will be leaving for his financeeting with g-20 minister counterparts leading up to that summit in germany this summer. he will also be meeting with his g7 counterparts. oft is a very important part the international financial system and he will be playing a key role. role in national security has expanded with its leadership of sanctions, particularly against tough countries like korea and iran. disadvantage -- it is a disadvantage if you do not hav