it's the larger-than-life story of samuel battle, >> "one righteous man: samuel battle and the shattering of the color line in new york" is a new book that tells the courageous story of the first black new york city police officer. now, samuel battle broke the color barrier on the police force, enduring hostility on the job and on city streets. joining us today -- pulitzer prize-winning journalist and the author of "one righteous man," arthur browne. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. >> thank you for having me, sandra. i appreciate it. >> this book really is a walk-through history, through new york city history, in a lot of ways -- and even the country's to a smaller extent. what drew you to sam battle's story? >> okay. in 2009, an amateur historian had known about sam battle and known that he'd been the first cop on the new york city police force, that he'd broken in in 1911. he persuaded new york city to place a sign up on the intersection of lenox avenue and 135th street. the daily news did a little story. they called him the jackie robinson of the police department.

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samuel: el edificio trump, las torres, trump soho, donde sea nueva york de ese nombre: trump.medir el valor de una marca ha bajado para trump. >> uno realmente se fija en esos indicadores clave si desea asociarse con la celebridad o un talento en particular. trump: cuando mÉxico envÍa su gente no envÍas lo mejor traen las drogas traen crimen, son violadores. samuel: bajo la presiÓn de los grupos hispanos que lo fuera como el presentador de hecho celebry aprentice luego nbc decidiÓ no transmitir miss universe. los campos de golf de trump tampoco fueron inmunes despuÉs de que se retirÓ del torneo de los Ángeles ahora otra parte del portafolio de trump podrÍan verse afectadas por sus comentarios sin filtros en la campaÑa electoral. bienes raÍces trump la colecciÓn de hoteles trump, y el mobiliario internacional trump. " una vez que esa marca sufre algo como lo hace en esta campaÑa es cuando su marca estÁ en problemas puede afectar su negocio". samuel: todo esto surge al mismo tiempo que los condominios pierde en su prestigio en el mercado bienes raÍces. con el titular los edifici

house for just three weeks before a lightning bolt struck...nnd nearly destroyed the inside of their samuel jennings... his fiancee and his daughter.... were out to dinner when lightning struck their roof and started a fire. mutliple fire departments $& arrived shortly after... but almost every room had to be gutted... with walls anddeilings toon out... and carpet pulled up. the community... as well as the families of classmates of jennings' daughter, trista... have since helped them with supplies and an (samuel jennings/home list, ecause a lot of people areesometimes hesiint to do anything because it involves, you know, money, as far as giving money to other people." the wishlist allows people to see exactly wh the family needs and can purchase those items for them. while jennings hasn't been traumatized from the fire... he's most worried about trista... as the experience was frightening for her, and many of her belongings are gone. the family is living in a hel for the time being and is trying to after the new year. we've got you covered live in iowa city... hillary maglin ...kwwl news. w

and james otis was a politician who supported the revolution, as did his brother samuel, her husband. but her father, harrison gray, who copley also painted, was a high tory and left for england when the revolution broke out. this painting ended up with her, so whether he left it with her as a way of remembering him we don't know. but this is an instance of a family being torn apart by the revolutionary war. her father left for england. she stayed with her husband and family who supported the revolution. this painting was cut back at some point and cut down on the sides. you can see the tip of her shepherd's crook was cut off and probably the tips of her fingers there on the bottom was cut off, perhaps even cutting off her hand. we do not know why it was cut back at some point. sometimes people did it just to make it fit a frame. in this room, there are many paintings by other american artists. the one i want to focus on is charles wilson peale. he is another person who painted washington many times. we don't have that here, but we do have this interesting portrait of john bordley by

. >>> today another change for students who attend samuel chase. the school will be closed today and tomorrow. students from sam chase will still have class today and tomorrow. students need to report to cross land high school. samuel chase was closed yesterday after a fire in a classroom. >>> breaking news on the roads right now, a major closure here, bw parkway northbound at 32. we are shut down on bw parkway this morning because of a nasty crash. police pushing folks off on to 32. all lanes blocked. alternate trying to get to bwi thorough good marshall you have to take 95 north to get up into that direction of things. rockville pike north and south between cedar lane and cooksville road, we have twater main break. 95 northbound at route 1 right now had a little bit of a slowdown earlier. now it is looking better coming northbound out of quantico. chuck? >>> outside today going to be a nice one for the most part. cool and dry outside this morning. you'll notice considerable north to northwesterly breeze. be ready for a bit of a breeze. much colde

samuel chase was closed after a fire in a classroom. we're told it will be closed tomorrow as well. >> we are following a developing story right now out of nevada where former nba star lamar odom is in the hospital after being found unconscious at a broffeld. new details just coming into the newsroom. >>> if you're headed to metro maybe, might want to grab a jacket. chuck ate >>> developing right now former nba star lamar owe come to is in the hospital this morning. he was found unconscious in a brothel in nevada. he won two titles. not clear why he was unconscious. we also don't know his condition right now. >>> all right. a new survey says nearly two out of three teens report their parents text in the car while driving. uh-oh. according to a website called driving test.org. the survey finds that 82% of responding teenagers learn how to drive by watching what their parents do behind the wheel. researchers suggest parents silence their phones or put their phones in the glove box before driving to set a positive example. they pay attenti

samuel chase elementary school is closed. the district says there was a mechanical problem at the school overnight. it is on fisher road in temple hills. if your kids go there, they have the day off today. >>> a developing situation unfolding in china right now where an explosion and fire have rocked a port town for the second time in last two months. what we're learning about this blast and the conditions there this morning. >>> breaking news on the roads now. 270 southbound, we're talk ing about a five mile backup. details coming up. >>> a story creating a lot of buzz on social media right now. a bride making a detour on the way to her own wedding reception. the accident that had her springing into action with her gown >>> breaking news. 270 southbound, a semi lost its load. the back portion of this truck just sitting in the middle of the roadway, now trying to tow that out of the way because the cab became disconnected. look at this. 270 southbound. slow for miles. five miles as you're headed southbound out of the clarkbur

samuel parish apologize to the family of rebecca nurse but they weren't listening to anything at thatpoint. there was no legal reparation but i think there must've been a lot of bad neighborhood feelings that went down several generations. >> i was interested in your recounting of bridget bishop. you didn't say anything about her face or her feelings about god. was that a deliberate decision on your part? can you speak about the face of the victim? marilynne: i'm not sure what she thought. a fullyebecca nurse was communing member of the church. she seems to have kept her faith. she knew she was innocent. they would . partly because they knew it wasn't true but also because line was something you are not supposed to do and you shouldn't lie, you shouldn't die with a lie on your lips and face the almighty by lying. they knew they were witches. even though she wasn't a full member of the church, which took , they refuse to live. that right there showed fortitude with their faith. >> the trial somehow caught fire. people think that the witches were burned but they were actually hangings a

she married samuel otis. mercy otis warren was a writer and she wrote in favor of american liberties, and james otis was a politician who t tremendously supported the revolution as did his brother ot samuel, her husband. but her father, harrison gray, who copley also painted, was a tory, a high tory, and left for england when the revolution broke out. his painting, however, ended up with her.wever whether he left it with her as s way of remembering him, we don't know.m, here's an instance of a family just totally torn by the revolutionary war. her father left for england. this painting was cut back at mo some point, cut down at some point on the sides. you can see the tip of her me p shepherd's crook was cut off and probably the tips of her fingers over there and the bottom was cut off, perhaps even cutting . off her hand. we don't know why it was cut back at some point. sometimes people did it just to make it fit a frame. whywas so in this room, let's see, there are paintings by other american artists. the o

let me introduce judge campbell's nemesis, samuel miller. he is one of the most distinguished members of the court. he was assigned to write the majority opinion. we will learn more about his background in our next video. >> samuel miller moved here about 1850. he left kentucky because he did not believe in slavery. kentucky was a slave state and iowa was not. we have an article that references when mr. miller was a young man, his family owned slaves and his friend was a slave and his father beat the young child and mr. miller did not like that so he came here with his family and he freed his slaves. he had some of them working here for them in which he paid them. the historical society believes this would have been the dining room where he would have entertained political guests and other judges. he had a great interest in state politics. his views shaped the republican party. here is a copy from the article stating he went to the republican state convention. they were electing officers and he was representing the first district. samuel mil

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. >> hello, my name is keith hudson and i am samuel murray stone senior director of research and directorf the world war ii museum in new orleans. we're standing in the road to berlin, permanent gallery exhibits which opened in december of 2014 after several years of development. our mission here at the national world war ii museum is to tell the american experience in world war ii why it was fought, how it was won and whate means today. and the building we're in tells what i call the war part of the story, how it was won. in the museum we try to build this environmental challenges that the u.s. faced our forces faced in world war ii. so in north africa, the deser is as big of a challenge as the enemy at times. and so what we have here in the gallery is an environmental treatment that not only shows the rocky desert that we're going to be fighting in but also the past. february 1943 where the united states is unfortunately going to very, very batly whipped by the germans in the desert. many of our viewers will remember the movie "patton" where george pat top is brought in to try to reorga

including, samuel chase, who is on the supreme court. who puts a stake through the alien sedition act? the president, thomas jefferson. he pardons everyone and is the last word. he was more in favor of liberty and the first amendment. , the bank of the united states a cut -- the bank of the united states, a controversial issue, does not reach the supreme court until 1819. john marshall will uphold it. andrew jackson will veto, saying, you think it is constitutional. i don't think so. host: hi, richard. >> how are you? host: your question? >> i am a trial attorney and i tuned into the program for the way that it puts a human context and establishes the proxies of jefferson and marshall and the nascent authority of the court, which finally becomes clear in the dred scott case later. i want to say, "thank you." host: dred scott will be the next one featured. i want to tell you about the partners at the national constitution center. we started a project with their help. they have been very helpful along the way and helped us go through all t

robert samuels started his business in 2012.s in line for an iphone and was able to sell his 2nd spot for a couple hundred dollars. it was then he had an ha ha moment and started waiting in line professionally. >> started doing research. 37 million hours is spent by americans. that translates into money. speakers, cell phones, graduation. >> graduation? really? all right. how much is it to have someone hold your spot? roberts business can make up to a thousand dollars and one week. the professional line waiters pass the time through a variety of ways. >> and a lot of candy. >> we went with where you put it on your four head. after waiting about an hour i came to the realization that this occupation is probably not for me. >> ime. >> i don't know how good of a line wager i would be. >> one of the worst things is cutting in line. he has every incentive to let someone cut in line because he is being paid for as long as he is in line. his employees will only hold a spot for one paying customer and a lot of times they will let whoeve

we are hosting the samuel adams stein hoisting finals. how are you doing right now? is it possible to speak? >> i feel good, jimmy. >> jimmy: how about you? >> hanging in there. >> jimmy: do you guys know each other? >> no. we go back like car seats. not real far. >> jimmy: this is the first time you have met? >> yes. >> jimmy: howowuchonger do you think you're going totoe able to holdldut? >> we don't have time for matt damon. >> jimmy: all right. you've g the same amount of beer. how do you get good at something like this? do you drink a lot in general? >> i used to be a brewer. >> jimmy: you were a brewer? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you had experience holding beer at arm's length? >> jimmy: and how about you? oh, i don't know, is that arm strained? wait a minute. guillermo -- >> that's cheating right here. >> jimmy: do we have official judges or just one dressed up in a costume? >> guillermo: just me, but i think he is the winner. >> jimmy: you are declaring a winner? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: his arm is straight and the other arm, i'm sorry to say, is bent. no, tha

. >> ayousome job or octavia samuel doesn't mind sharing the spotlight. >> i'm happy that he won.anted him to win this entire time. >> reporter: a special moment he will never forget for the rest of his life. it's his time to shine under the friday night lights. >> i feel happy. >> reporter: happy? >> yes. >> reporter: you look pretty nice with that crown on. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: isn't that nice. what's next for alex? he'll be featured in the christmas parade here in manassas city on december 5th with the osbourn high school homecoming queen octavia samuels. in manassas, shomari stone, news 4. >> i love that story. >> great story. it warms the heart on what's going to be a cold day. >> helping their fellow students to succeed. i brought ricolas. i worry. i know you say it sounds worse than it is but i'm worried about you, çdavid, i really am. >> i'll stop talking. >>> the cold weather not going to help. going to be chilly outside today and cold nights, coldest in six months kind of night, tonight and especially tomorrow. outside on your saturday morning, skies are p

christopher samuel and jonathan daniel.n yesterday morning and we want to wish them both and the growing family there big congratulations from all of us. so exciting. >> the one on the left looks like rob and the right looks like sarah. >> that's the cool thing about twins. they are in for an adventure. we know. >> even the mention of rain. >> we may see some wednesday night. another system expected to move through and it could be more substantial. maybe rain. >> thank you so much for watching the news tonight. "saturday night live" is am can be up next. >> amy schumer is hosting. >> have a great night. bl co &÷ ♪ >>> you're watching fox and friends. [cheers and applause] >>> hey, welcome back to fox and friends.

one again, samuel chase elementary school in temple hills is closed.r schools are impacted. 7 on your side during breast cancer awareness month. we're taking a live look at the good morning washington breast cancer awareness phone bank happening right now until 8:30 a.m. a panel of doctors and nurse will be here in the ax news room to answer all your questions. so just call the number on your screen. 703-236-9220. those phone lines are open until 8:30 a.m. call in. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel >>> welcome back to "gma" and you're looking live at the wynn casino in las vegas where the democratic presidential hopefuls will face off tonight. their first debate, five candidates on stage, front-runner hillary clinton will be smack dab in the middle. >> as we learned donald trump live tweeting during the debate tonight. we're covering that. >>> also, a lot of other headlines this morning. starting with breaking news, final report on malaysian air flight 17 says it was a surface-to-air missile that brou

. >> reporter: homecoming queen octavia samuel doesn't mind sharing the spotlight. >> i'm happy thatwon. i wanted him to win this entire time. >> reporter: a special moment he will never forget for the rest of his life. it's his time to shine under the friday night lights. >> i feel happy. >> reporter: happy? >> yes. >> reporter: you look pretty nice with that crown on. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: isn't that nice. what's next for alex? he'll be featured in the christmas parade here in manassas city on december 5th with the osbourn high school homecoming queen octavia samuels. in manassas, shomari stone, news 4. >> great uplifting story there to get us started on this saturday. >> makes you feel warm inside. >> we need it on a day like this. so it looks like temperatures will be slow to rise. >> very slow. that northwest breeze is going to do its thing today and keep temperatures well down into the 50s for highs today, staying in the 50s, we have not had a day that chilly since april. it has been a while, everybody. cold nights are coming. tonight will be cold. tomorrow night w

samuel chase is in temple hills. it was closed yesterday after a fire in the classroom. it is closed today and tomorrow as well. classes are on for students, however, they should head to crossland high school in temple hills today instead. >>> there's a concert at the white house today. president obama and the first lady hosting that concert on pbs tonight. it will be called in performance at the white house. it will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the national endowment for the arts and humanitie humanities. patti labelle singing there. i should stop talking, shouldn't i? previous honors were aretha franklin and jill scott. other years the concert saluted our troops and carol king. >> they put on good shows at the white house. >>> 6:21. breaking news on the road, melissa. >> breaking news. again, we're talking about bw parkway, a crash shutting all of the northbound lanes down. get off on 32 there. another crash at the back of all of these backups, a two-mile backup northbound bw parkway there at 198. two different problems there. in bethesda, still have the water mai

english professor made the discovery while researching a translator named samuel ward at the university of cambridge sussex college in england. >> there was that aha moment where the thing snaps into focus. and still an element of disbelief that goes along with that. >> reporter: samuel ward was one of 50 people commissioned by king james in 1604 to by king james in 1604 to translate the bible from greek and hebrew into english. >> the draft may be changes what you might expect a draft of that to look like. >> miller was looking for nsa when he come across the draft, a draft no one knew existed. >> professor miller was not only engaged in his work and happened to come across this, but he also had the knowledge base that was necessary to actually recognize. >> reporter: allin cottrell is the associate dean of college of humanities at montclair state. >> what professor miller's discovery does is actually help us understand a bit more about the process that led up to the outcome. >> reporter: miller hopes the findings will inspire his students. >> i would encourage anyone who comes across

the closure applies to samuel chase elementary school. we'll keep you updated with any developments we get. >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. chuck is here. we have a little cloud blanket. >> yeah. >> insulating a little bit. >> exactly right. >> sounds like a weatherman. >> i studied meteorology. he sat two seats away from a weatherman for many year. it is osmosis. job well done. cloudy skies, and, yes, a little chance for rain coming your way early today. if you don't have to leave the house until after lunch time, you can probably be rain free. but if you're going outside before lunch, pack the umbrella. temperatures, average high drifted down below 70 degrees. average high is 69. and falling. and it stays below 70 all the way through april 25th of next year. so the cool season has arrived. it is 60 now. relatively mild start to the cool season as odd as that sounds. winds out of the south at 6:00. what to expect today, cloudy and on the mild side this morning. occasional light rain possible between now and about lunch time. then we'l

. >>> and the youngsters from the samuel powell elementary school in mantua presented cupcakes to council members for committing funning to the school district. students from the isles youth since toot in trep ton, for the past several weeks the students are working to peruse up the school's atrium garden and it was important for the students to learn about volunteering. >>> and peco gave grants to four nonprofit organizations for their efforts in helping the environment. the delaware city corporation and the west philly colation for neighborhood schools were all recognizes for projects focusing on open space. peco has awarded $1.6 million to projects since 2004. >>> so who says philadelphia is not a college football town, it is now. >> it is now. and this i think is a game that temple can easily win, we have not seen our town excited about a college football game in a long time. espn is sending the farm to independence mall. jeff skversky is there live are more. >> reporter: ducis independence hall was packed for the pope last month but temple fans will have this place rocking come satur

. >> reporter: homecoming queen octavia samuel doesn't mind sharing the spotlight. >> i was happy he. i just think it's so special because i want alex to win. >> reporter: a special moment he will never forget for the rest of his life. it's his time to shine under the friday night lights. >> i feel happy. >> happy? >> yeah. >> and you look pretty nice with that crown on. >> well, thank you so much. ♪ downtown downtown >> this is one crazy house. looking for something to do with your families for halloween? this singing house in leesburg is getting some national attention. it's known for his light shows during the holidays. you may recognize that song. the owners usually make a christmas version also. >>> well, walmart is one of the many retailers marketing "back to the future" day which was this past wednesday. they are letting you get in on the wait list for products that might be available in the next 30 years from now. they include, these are all the things that you might need, a jet pack for cats, a 3-d bacon printer. but what about products mentioned from the movie in 1985? nbc'

authoriies say fogg lost control of hhs truck and november. 20-year-old branden samuel was killed. assistant fayette county attorney says fogle may enter a plea deal at the november 2nd hearing. a man will spendd15 years in prison for leading l lw enfooement on a hii- speed chase that ended in a crash with school bus. a judge sentenced 46 year old james surrett for attempting to elude and being a habitual offender. he will have to serve a mandatory three year before he is eliggle for parolee surrett led sheriff's deputies on a chase in february with speeds reaching more than 100 miles per hour. the chase ended in downtown cedar rapids, when he crashed into a schoolus and a pickup. the driver f the pickup - who was egnant - ann her child had minor injuries. cedar rapids is working with the state on a plan to remove trees at a rest stop on 380. that's where a state ag official found an infestation of the erald ash borer. it's about a half-mile north of the linncounty- johnson county line. the emerald ash borer kills ash trees by feeding on their inr bark, disrupting the flow of water

. : samuel jennings/hhme owner) "it's over a month now after the fire had yet." lightning struck while daughter were out to dinner and started a fire in the every room had to be gutted... walls and ceilings torn out... and carpetet pulled up. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "this is the fourth large container johnson county refuse has brought to the house to place classmates of jennings' daughter, trista, have helped them with supplies and an online wishlist. (sot) "the family of herrbest friend actually came up with the idea of making an amazon wish list, because a lot of people are sometimes hesitant to do giving money to other people. the wishlist allows people to see exactly what the family needs and can purchase those items for them. jennings says while he hasn't been traumatized from the fire... he is most worried about trista... as the experience was frightening for a child, and many of her belongings are gone. (sot) "um, like, toys and stuff that i lost.. jennings says the onny ththng to do now... is to stay do is move forward, and, you know, that's really what

>> reporter: an officer for university of cincinnati shooting to death samuel due pose during a traffic stop. the video revealing what the prosecutor called -- >> the most asinine act i've ever seen a police officer make. >> reporter: officer ray tensing told other officers right after the incident he needed to protect himself. >> i thought he was g going to run me ovever, he wadragging on me. he took off, my hand was caught inside. i missed the tires luckily but was getting drug by him. >> reporter: the video seems to show a different story. investigators concluded he was never dragged and never in danger. tensing was fired from the department and charged with murder. despite these examples advocates say the cameras have probably absolved more cops than they have condemned. >> i think it sho that we believe in what we do enough to put it on film. and this allows that to happen. this is a camera. you can tell by this blinking light that the camera on. >> reporter: which is why the lapd is giving us an exclusive look at their new gear. the taser made axom. taser has seen sales surge over

yesterday senator grassley sent a letter to the federal bureau of prisions director, charles samuels, expressing concern about the lack of transparency used in the decision and tax payor dollars used to conduct surveys of the food wishes of prisoners. grassley says he's food wishes of prisoners. grassley says he's looking forward to a response to his letteron the matter. tim: be sure to join me sunday for another edition of "this week in siouxlxld" i'll be sittttg down with senanar grassley for a one on one discussion on several topicsincluding gun control and his s decisiono run for a 7th term in the u-s seante.. that's sunday morning at 9 right here on abc9. tim: a davenport high school junior is changing the face of his cro country team.... by adding a four legged running buddy. it took a long but hugo was eventually cleared to join as ashley explains.... country with a service dog is something never been done before in iowa. " " tyler] step by step, mile by tyler gerdts races toward the finish line. [more cheering nats] tyler is a fast, determined runner, just like his the only di

alex sanchez and octavia samuel. alex has an intellectual disability, and seniors took it upon themselves to nominate him. >> i think it's awesome. i'm really happy that he won. i told everyone, you need to vote for alex. he really does deserve it. he's an awesome kid. he always has a smile on his face. >> we're told that alex is loved by the students, teacher, and the staff at osborne. >>> friends and family say odom's condition has improved since he was found unconscious three days ago inside a nevada brothel. he woke up today and spoke. he has been taken off kidney dialysis. >>> a massive cleanup effort after those mudslides in southern california. >> a terrifying experience for people who were caught in it. now a difficult challenge as people try to dig their way out. >> reporter: state route 58 is littered with at least 200 trucks and cared. torrential rains triggered powerful mudslides that trapped drivers in less than 15 minutes. trucker will nison recorded this. >> we got stopped, we were on the pavement, and

and, of course, samuel morse morse code, etc. some famous people appeared on banknotes of this period. some people that names may sound familiar but not exactly famous in today's age, a lot of scholars will know who robert morris is, an important financier from 1781 to 1784. he served as superintendent of finance during the fledgling developmental years of the united states. he was one of only two persons to sign all three founding documents of the united states -- the constitution, the declaration of independence, and the articles of confederation. he was one of pennsylvania's first two senators and the first , interestingly, to use the dollar sign in correspondence. you know the "s" with the line , through it that we are all familiar with. apparently, this is attributed to morris, at least in correspondence so mr. morris is , a familiar name, perhaps not all that famous. that's what he looks like on banknotes. stephen decatur was a famous admiral, fought in the barbary wars. fought in the war of heependence, and he was -- was c

. >> there were six justices then and we will give the names john marshall, of course, samuel chase,lliam patterson. of new jersey, is that correct? >> yes. >> washington, was he related to george? >> he was a nephew. >> william cushing and alfred moore. was that a set number? >> yes. >> did they not anticipate there would be tie votes? >> the supreme court early on was not nearly so important as it is become. and so just that little number. and an even number, how odd from our point of view and that is one of many little signals that although they accepted judicial review, they did not think it would be the 800 pound ga rc go that it has become. >> where did they meet? >> it sort of symbol sizes the weak and meek. in washington, as it becomes the capitol, you have the president's house, which became the white house under construction. have you the capitol under construction. nobody had thought about where the capitol -- the supreme court was going to meet. it was that insignificant. and some of the people who are planning the city kept sort of raising this and they could not get the

samuel jackson, another president jackson which would be kind of awesome. >> every time he got on airone it would be like there better be no ( bleep ) on this ( bleep ) plane. >> what's in your wallet? when you hear "real black," what does that-- >> when i hear a white guy say that, it's usually a red flag. i go, like, oh, i gotta get out of this conversation really quick. he's a real black-- i don't really want to hear rupert murdoch weighing in on who or what anybody is. except if they're an internationally known phone hacker like himself. >> larry: exactly. ( applause ) it get me how much energy is spent trying to unpack obama's identity. you know, he wasn't born here. he's a secret muslim. now he's not even black. >> i know, right? it's like whatever fit the episode that day is what they want him to be. one day he's not black enough. the next day he's malcolm x.. wharf makes the episode work on "real housewyches fox news" that day. >> by the way he didn't know his dad. in america, it don't get no blacker. >> larry: also, ben carc ofns talking about popeye's. he said the popeye's o