it out here. >> ♪ >> the school of rock. my lord. >> yes. >> they are rocking it all right. >> school of rock. >> very cool. >> man. >> everybody is awake now. we have trashed this town. >> yes. >> that is how many of you people come up, we have filled up all of the trash can. >> all of the food, it is amazing. it is fun good we're having a great time. >> come over here. watch out, people, i'm coming through. >> are you by the way. >> i am i'm who are you. >> i'm nami man what is that. >> natural a lines on meant willal illness, we are here to promote walk tomorrow in fox hill for mental health advocacy. we want to end the silence. we go in middle and high school. we talk to teens about signs, symptoms, anti suicide. >> what is it. >> national alliance mental awareness, it is here and bruce gordon is mcing. >> that is all we need to know. >> thanks. >> do you want to see a weird poster? >> sure. >> what in the world is this? >> okay, kimberly what is going on are we doing this again. >> we are doing it again. >> get on the ot

. >> i have "school of rock" if that category for winning best musical. a shot. >> what are you -- why is that funny? "school of rock" was a great show. >> i'm sure. but against "hamilton"? how about the glaring omission? your besties. >> on your feet. nothing for "on your feet"? the gloria estefan show? something is wrong. because i have to tell you, that show was fun. there was talent. the music, duh, obviously fantastic. and anna villafan, i hope i'm saying her name right, the woman who plays gloria estefan-s a dead ringer. i've never seen a performance like that. >> and i should point out you're not biased at all but you're one of 759 people that gloria estefan follows on twitter. >> because i love her and she loves me back. >> she does. >> but that has nothing to do with why i love the show so much. it was great. and i protest. >> i understand. i can claim taye diggs as one of the people that's following. >> 500,000 people? you're special, though. you're the one. >> i can lift that hammer. >>> this morning on "world news now" a major turning point in

it out here. >> ♪ >> the school of rock.

something like school of rock. you know, i was like, yeah, i know how to make that movie. - because that movie, that's an example of a movie that was quite commercial. in fact, it may have been the most successful movie you've done, commercially, of all the films over these years, and it was a movie that if you went in the front door and said this is a movie about a guy who's going to teach a bunch of kids rock and roll, and it's jack black, and everything else. you wouldn't have necessarily thought, that's a rick linklater movie. - [rich] no, definitely not. - but look what came from that. the movie, itself, had a lot of integrity. it was a much more interesting movie than if another person had made it, and the relationship with jack black, ultimately, probably made bernie happen the way it happened. - yeah, if i had not worked with him before, he wouldn't have risked what he risked, i think on bernie. he had to trust me, so we had that bond. and, i really know his abilities, too, so i'm a good director of him. - h

. >>> the cast of broadway's "school of rock" was thrilled by a visit from a visiting professor. in the show sunday here in new york city and congratulated the actors afterward. he starred in the 2003 film that inspired the musical. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," car-sharing programs by major auto companies. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." when neil lane creates a ring for today's biggest stars... ...it looks fabulous from every angle. and for kay jewelers... ...he does the exact. same. thing. yes! neil lane bridal - vintage-inspired rings at kay, the number one jewelry store in america. ♪ every kiss begins with kay. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. bounce back like...d enjoy the relief. ...it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, whic

in the meantime is the cast of school of rock. the stage version of the 2003 film where a wannabe rocker enlists fifth graders to form a rock group and conquer the battle of the bands. but they got a surprise visitor yesterday. >> jack black the star of the movie attended a matinee with his son and went backstage to high five the cast. >> the "school of rock" musical tweeted out worlds are colliding and minds are being blown today. what are the hash tags? teacher areas pet. i wanted to see that show. sold out though. >> is it? maybe you'll have better luck with "hamilton." >> some of the sweetest photos you'll see today. >> we're talking about straight across the pond on the event of her first birthday. britain's princess charlotte. kensington palace just released these snapshots taken by the duchess kate. >> i love that one. >> the duchess is quite a photographer. >> her privacy there is rare for to us see these photos. >> happy birthday. these photos. >> happy birthday. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. a

academy award nominee, whose credits include boyhood, slacker, dazed and confused, bernie, and school of rock. his latest film, everybody wants some, has just opened. he's richard linklater. this is overheard. (exciting music) (applause) (evan talking) (people laughing) (exciting music)

." ♪ [ cheers ] talking about "school of rock." ♪ [ cheers ] talking about "boyhood." ♪ [ cheers ] ♪theaters right now. please welcome a great american filmmaker. here is richard linklater, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: richard linklater. >> awesome. >> jimmy: you're one of my all-time favorites. >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> really? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, i rave about you all the time when you're not here. [ laughter ] this is your first time here. "everybody wants some." >> jimmy: there's so many questions i have for you. first of all, the casting on this movie, the casting on most of your movies, is just fantastic. >> it's so fun. this is a great cast. i got 13 young actors who are just so amazing, all of them. >> jimmy: they just have such a a great look to them. >> so funny. so real. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, we had so much fun. >> jimmy: how did you -- >> yeah. best ever. yeah, best time ever. [ laughter ] it was just -- we all lived together. >> jimmy: it was blast. yeah. >> yeah. i have this land -- >> jimm

it will compete against steve martin's "bright star," "school of rock," "shuffle along" and "waitressnd that's it for news 4 midday. thanks for being with us today. we're back on the air first at 4:00 this hampb. >> remember, you can get news and weather updalts any time with the nbc washington app. we hope you have a great day. be safe out there because it is kind of a mess with all that rain still falling. we look forward to having you with us in the morning. have a great day. >> see you later. >> today on "the meredith vieira show." you won't believe what couples are asking their guests to pay for. we're revealing viral videos we can't get enough of. plus america's favorite nanny. fran drescher. dishing on the fashion tend that may have inspired taylor swift. plus "hamilton." it all starts right now on "meredith." ♪ ♪ ♪ feel real good ♪ [cheering]

against hamilton for best musical shuffle along, waitress, bright star and andrew lloyd webber's school of rocktony awards are on jun june 12th at manhattan beacon theater. >>> one big blunder is making one california woman's life miserable. >> the social security administration has declared her dead even though she's very much alive. fox's kyle harvey looks how hard it is to fix the mistake. >> reporter: elizabeth graham has a lot to do today. >> i read something the other day if you put coffee grounds in your plants it will keep the cat away i got to try that. >> reporter: plants to tend to, yorkie toss care for, add to that a doctor's appointment, church obligations an husband. >> between home and valley baptist church, i'm pretty busy. >> reporter: but today there's one more thing on her list. >> you cannot make any changes. >> proving to the government she's not dead. >> you cannot show i'm alive even though i'm talk to you. >> reporter: social security put her on list of dead people a few months ago. she got a letter from them to prove it. >> we compiled this death information into a file

the nominees for best musical are bright star, hamilton, school of rock the musical, shuffle along orion of 1921 and all that followed, waitress. there are a few more nominations to get to this morning but for all of you watching cbs this morning, we're going to go send it back to charlie, gayle and nora. we'll see you all in june. >> yes, you will. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. so many choices here. >> jamie, let's dissect. >> it's a phenomenal year. of course, the year of "hamilton" as everyone at this table knows. you are all big fans. i have to say it's impressive. "hamilton" is poised to break the record for nominations. looks like it's receiving 16 nominations. >> wow. >> which puts it one ahead of the 2001 15 held by "the producers" and then ill by elliott. >> has to win everything? >> nominated in all 13 categories. it was eligible for -- plus three nods in featured actor. you have george washington, king george and lafayette battling it out and leslie odom and it got multiple nominations and those categories and nominated in all 13 categories it's eligibl

the nominees for best musical are bright star, hamilton, school of rock the musical, shuffle along, ore musical sensation of 1921 and all that followed, waitress. there are a few more nominations to get to this morning, but for all of you watching "cbs this morning," we're going to send it back to charlie, gayle, and nora. see you all in june. >> yes, we will. thank you so much. all right. >> so many choices here. >> so jamie, let's dissect. >> well, it's a phenomenal year. of course, it's the year of "hamilton," as everyone at this table knows. i know you're all big fans. i have to say, it's impressive. hamilton is poised to break the record for nominations. it looks like "hamilton" is receiving 16 nominations, which puts it one ahead of the 2001 15 held by the producers and in 2009 by billy elliott. it was nominated in all 13 categories it was eligible for, plus three nods in featured acto actors. leslie odom jr. and lin-manuel miranda in lead actors. multiple nominations in those categories and all 13 categories it's eligible for. >> and lupita in eclipse. >> a terrific play. i thin

that guy is a phenom with "cats," "phantom" and "school of rock." >> not a bad trio. >> absolutely. i have read in a while. seven years in the making set to hope on june 1st right around the corner in france. lacite duvin. >> what is this city of wine. >> an adult theme park where the theme is all things wine. ten stories, a huge amphitheater. restaurant, boat rides, $91 million later it is a place for wine-o-philes and a tasting experience with moving sets and 3d images. i would imagine you want to get in on it before glass 3. >> wine-o-phile. >> i might have made that up. >> vinophile. >> doesn't wine-o-phile, very descriptive. make your own word up friday, america. >>> bordeaux. my favorite. >> two words for you, road trip. yay. >> and there's no work e-mails there. it's perfect. >> yes. >> exactly. i'm moving. >> better and better. >> i would just like to say thank you, eurostar mulling over a new wine line from -- that will run from london to this adult theme park which is my new favorite place on the planet calling all wine-o-philes. are you two okay over there? >> we an epic

that guy is a phenom with "cats," "phantom" and "school of rock." >> not a bad trio. >> absolutely.n the making set to hope on june 1st right around the corner in france. so what is this city of wine, you ask? >> what is it? >> thank you, george. it is an adult theme where the theme is all things wine. ten stories, a huge amphitheater, restaurants, boat rides, $91 million later it is a place for wine-o-philes to come together and drink different wines from over 80 countries and there is even a tasting experience with moving sets and 3d images. i do not know how that works but i would imagine you want to get in on it before glass 3. >> wine-o-phile? i never even heard of that. >> i might have made that up. >> you did make it up. >> i did. what would it be? >> vinophile. >> darn it, george. doesn't wine-o-phile just really it's -- it's very descriptive. make your own word up friday, america. bordeaux. my favorite. >> two words for you, road trip. yay. >> and there's no work e-mails there. it's perfect. >> yes. >> exactly. i'm moving. >> oh, my gosh. >> better and better. >> i would ju

rock 9 in 1957. the national guard was there because ann agree mob was also there, meaning the group of students outside as the black students attempted to integrate central high schoolk, arkansas. these were heroes of the civil rights era but now there's in evidence showing that there is a growing number of segregated schools in the united states today and it's not just among blacks and whites but also hispanics, asians and even poorer students isolated from their wealthier counterparts. it's today's buried lead. now the issue is coming to a head again in rural cleveland, mississippi. that's where the school district may fight a federal court order to desegregate its schools separated by old train tracks. the case in mississippi is just one of all too many. >> reporter: the legal fight lingering over the schools in this tiny mississippi town is almost as old as these buildings. a federal court ruled cleveland, mississippi, schools are still segregated 62 years after the landmark ruling brown versus board of education. regulators are still all black or virtually all black. on the other side of town, campuses have been historically and disproportionately white. the hi

it's made people excited about a lot of -- >> it's "school house rock" for our generation. >> my daughter had a school project about the founding fathers. we went into the parent/teacher conference sheechlt had to draw thomas jefferson sheechlt drew him with an afro because she thinks thomas jefferson is diggs. >> with my hair? >>> the highs and lows of the week, including the airline that somehow got a full of people to cheer for crying babies. we'll explain that. and the guy would was at the be i don't know say c beyonce concert this week and read quietly through the show. we'll be back after a short break and your local weather. >>> good morning. we have some sunshine in the metro area. storm team 4 radar showing one longering shower here in charles county tracking in to southern prince george's county, calvert and st. mary's over the next half hour. and then the rest of the day we'll have quite a bit of sunshine with highs reaching low 70s. a bit of a blustery wind developing later this morning. and then tomorrow partly sunny, upper 60s near 70. might get a midday shower. greater chan

it's made people excited about a lot of -- >> it's "school house rock" for our generation. >> my daughter had a school project about the founding fathers. we went into the parent/teacher conference sheechlt had to draw thomas jefferson sheechlt drew him with an afro because she thinks thomas jefferson is diggs. >> with my hair? >>> the highs and lows of the week, including the airline that somehow got a planeful of people to cheer for crying babies. we'll explain that. >>> and the guy who was at the beyonce concert this week and read quietly right through the show. "suny da ♪ ♪ it's tim it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good to help fight kids' poverty. ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly on, seriously. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. it was all pencil and paper. started out, the surface pro is very intuitive. with the pressure of my hand i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 years. i do the composite sketches which are the bad

molette green is live with more on the report regarding the school abuse case that rocked prince george's county. she's joining us live from one of the schools there in the county. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yes, horrible allegations of sex abuse involving as many as 19 children. some of these incidents of abuse reportedly happened right here at this school, judge still vyl woods elementary where deonte carraway worked as an aid. they will look at the case and looking at school policy and the task force will release its findings. police found videos they say carraway made of children having sex with him and children having sex with each other. and some of

schools. horrible allegations of sex abuse involving as many as 19 children just rocked this county. some of the abuse reportedly happened on school grounds between children as young as nine up to 13 years of age. the 22-year-old admitted creating videos of these children. he has pleaded no tnot guilty t numerous charges of sexually exploiting children. back to you. >>> also in prince george's county, a murder trial unlike almost any other. jermaine hales is accused of shooting melvin tate back in 2010. that shooting paralyzed tate who died of his injuries a little less than two years later. prosecutors argue he was able to ii death by deliberately blinking at a picture of hale. if the judge allows the identification into evidence, it will be the first time that's happened in a case like this in maryland. >>> today the trial against aen man accused in a violent home invasion and attack ticontinues. prosecutors say a taser was used in the three hour attack back in 2014. defense attorneys hope to prove andrew schmuhl was just carrying out his wife's orders and he was too medicated to be

school scandal that rocked a community. she used to to work as a school aide and faces counts of exploiting children. prosecutors say he made videos of children having sex with him and each other at the elementary school and other locations. on tuesday, the district's student safety task force will release its findings and recommend changes to the current policies and procedures. the goal of the independent study was to ensure student safety. police arrested him in february and he had pleaded not guilty. teacher is on administrative leave and charged with sexually abusing a student. vincent mcduffie taught at a high school. a student said he had sexual contact with her on the school ground and during the school day. police say he admitted to being involved with the student. the district is in the process of firing him. >>> to politics and protests. this time in california, against donald trump. hundreds if not thousands have been demonstrating. one group tried to rush at police barricade and a lot of them came out because of trump's stance on immigration. >> bernie sanders is asking donald trump why

school children. something is going on. [ yelling and crying ] >> this looks like it's in the cafeteria. why are they crescreaming and crying? >> it was appearance by their favorite rock star. people in this area of peru believe that children in schools are possessed. >> come on. >> has anybody checked the water supply? is there lead or something? >> i thought the same thing. it started back in april. it affected more than 80 students ages 11 through 14. adults are reported seeing convulsions, fainting, screaming. some of the girls they talk to all said they feared a man in black that he was coming to get them. i think it has to be something environmental. people in the area believe it's demonic possession because it's built on top of a old mafia graveyard. >> looks like they might be ingesting the same thing. >> yeah. something is making the kids sick. something needs to get down there and do research and figure out what is making the kids sick. >> the power of suggestion is very strong, right. so if these people legitimately believe their mind will develop these symptoms. >> yeah. i believe in the super natural but i believe in having science check things out to rule out something that could be

of the students. i was really drawn to the innate talent, the rock creativity in the students, combined with the power of harvard's professional schoolsrit large -- the medical school, the business school. also it struck me that harvard was interesting at an historic moment in engineering. we are growing the faculty. we are moving to a new building. all of this at the same time .hat these gifts are coming in it's really an unusual confluence of amazing things. emily: that said, some would say harvard's in generic school has lagged other top programs like m.i.t. or carnegie mellon. top-fiveed to get to a school within five years. that's ambitious. how do you plan to do that? these metrics are based on the size of the program. if you look at the metrics at scale -- size of the faculty, publications for faculty members, funding for faculty members -- we are right there at the top. but we are a very small program. i don't think we want to change that. we want to keep the small, community, collegial field, which is part of how harvard does engineering and that will enable us to be of the top of the field on a scale basis compared to anybod

school for kicks. people can get hurt. >> the actual number of rock attacks on trains is unclear.epta's chief says unless a window is broken they're often simply disregarded as noise outside. >>> there are new developments surrounding egypt air flight 804 and the investigation into what brought it down. search crews have found human remains, luggage and seats in the mediterranean sea. patrol boats with sonar are trying to locate the jetliner's data recorder. meanwhile cbs news has learned the yet transmitted messages that smoke was detected in the aircraft before the crash. raising questions about a possible in night fire. 66 people were on board when the plane swerved wildly and disappeared from radar early thursday en route from paris to care o secret service opens fire shooting an armed man outside the white house after the suspect allegedly pulled a weapon on officers. suspect is hospitalized tonight. the white house went into lock down after the shooting much president obama was not at the white house at the time. >>> in campaign 2016 donald trump strategy of attack hillary c

school for kicks. people can get hurt. >> the actual number of rock attacks on trains is unclear. septa's chief says unless a window is broken they're often simply disregarded as noise outside. >>> there are new developments surrounding egypt air flight 804 and the investigation into what brought it down. search crews have found human remains, luggage and seats in the mediterranean sea. patrol boats with sonar are trying to locate the jetliner's data recorder. meanwhile cbs news has learned the yet transmitted messages that smoke was detected in the aircraft before the crash. raising questions about a possible in night fire. 66 people were on board when the plane swerved wildly and disappeared from radar early thursday en route from paris to care o secret service opens fire shooting an armed man outside the white house after the suspect allegedly pulled a weapon on officers. suspect is hospitalized tonight. the white house went into lock down after the shooting much president obama was not at the white house at the time. >>> in campaign 2016 donald trump strategy of attack hillary

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molette green is live with more on the report regarding the school abuse case that rocked prince george's county. she's joining us live from one of the schools there in the county. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yes, horrible allegations of sex abuse involving as many as 19 children. some of these incidents of abuse reportedly happened right here at this school, judge still vyl woods elementary where deonte carraway worked as an aid. they will look at the case and looking at school policy and the task force will release its findings. police found videos they say carraway made of children having sex with him and children having sex with each other. and some of the incidents happened at this school, church and other locations. police arrested carraway back in february and the case sent shockwaves throughout the county. they set up an independent study. and now what blew the lid open on this was a 9-year-old boy's uncle who happened to see a nude image on the boy's cellphone and went to police. carraway has pleaded not guilty to numerous counts of sexually exploiting children. that is the latest live outside judge sylvania woods

for its unprecedented coverage of desegregation of central high school in little rock. gate the schools in little rock. and prevent 15 black students from registering. a famous photograph shows a young elizabeth ekford walking unprotected, surrounded by white students yelling at her. this would inspire president eisenhower to move federal troops in to restore order and protect the students who have become part of civil rights history known as the little rock nine. the thorough coverage of the events by the newspaper also helped to restore order and the rule of law. coverage which was punctuated by a front page editorial by harry ashmore. no integrationist, he, like many of the southern editorialists who would follow him, based his argument on the idea that peace and justice could be preserved only by following the law, not by defying it. on september 9th, 1957, he wrote, reflections in a hurricane's eye. >> somehow, some time, every arkansas is going to have to be counted. will have to decide what kind people we are. will we obey the law only when we approve of it, or wh

>>> never before seen photos of the september train damage by rocks that the ntsb played a part in the deadly amtrak crash on the frankford curve. >>> wilmington high schooling loss of another student, tonight police searching for suspects after the tragic death of the second teenager in the same school, kate. >>> it has been a beautiful friday, temperatures in the 70's, lots of sun behind but a all that is going by the way side as we start weekend with some heavy rain coming up we will time out rain on your saturday and let you know if we can salvage any outdoor time over the next few days. >>> it cost nearly 100 million-dollar, i'm greg argos in princeton with how one machine could lead to safe green and affordable energy. >>> and right now at 6:00 o'clock a new view of the damage, never before seen, photos of the septa train truck, struck by rocks that the ntsb said triggers a chain reaction. it was a deadly amtrak crash last year. this comes days after the release of the findings on the amtrak trash. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is at septa headquarters with the closer look at that dam

school district now in the process of firing him. >>> prince george's county public schools getting ready to lease its report on the child porn at school scandal that rocked the community there.rawa school attendant. he made videos having sex with children and with each other. the students safety task force releases its findings tuesday and will recommend changes to the school's policy and procedures. the goal, ensure student safety. >>> two sons of the ashburn ceo braulio castillo took the stand friday in their dad's murder trial. he's accused of killing his estranged wife michelle in 2014 and staging it to look like a suicide. his 8 and 11-year-old sons testified aboutha they say they saw their dad on the night their mom died. also, one of the sons testified castillo asked for the home security code. the trial is going to resume next week. >>> a virginia taxi drive sir indicted on charges of conspiracy to support isis. police arrested mohmed el hasan in january at his home in woodbridge, virginia. accused of helping to friend to try to join the terror group and then lying tab to the fbi. investigators say el hasan drove him to the airport in his cab so

period and that is going to galvanize a whole generation of civil rights activists including stokely carmichael. 1957 is little rock central high school and that crisis that results in mob violence against young people trying to integrate, february 1st, 1960, is the start of the sit in amusement -- movement in north carolina where four black students demand equal service and that will spark hundreds of demonstrations across the united states but importantly it will spark the creation of an easter weekend of 1960, the student nonviolent coordinating committee and we have heroic figures from snake who are still alive today. joanne mulholland is here, we have judy richardson, congressman john lewis, and stokely carmichael was part of the student nonviolent coordinating committee as well. 1961 are the freedom rides where groups of interracial activists tried to defy racial segregation across interstate travel, very infamously on may 4th, 1961, there is going to be a greyhound bus that is firebombed in anniston, alabama and giving us the most iconic pictures and portraits of the civil rights era but also going to force the hand of the atto

we begin tonight with that child sex abuse scandal that rocked the prince george's countypr school system. a l volunteer isin accused of abusing several elementary school students. tonight, the task force release its report. yet they did not talk to any of the victims nor their families. tom fitzgerald is life in upperp marlboro with the findings. >>reporter: it is an eye eye opening look at what this task h force called an outdated system in both in the detection and the reporting of child sexual abuse in prince george's county schools. now, the task force that put this together says that they have 61 areas of consideration. what does that mean? well, wel boiled down there were actually five recommendations to princeom george's county schools.meols. this includes things likeike oversight and that will lead too some very big background checks and supervision of school volunteers in prince george's county schools. now, this report says that prince george's county schoolseo training orgn sexual abuse to is own employee never gave specifia information on what to look forl in children that have been abused or how to detect

of course that took three years and that came about in little rock, arkansas at central high school in the fall of 1957 when the nine black children walked into the school and they were pelted with mobs and racial epitit and it was a horrific day for these school children. mr. alan had to see that and he had to wonder would something like this happen to my son and what are you going to do, mr. president? of course he would not dare ask president eisenhower that but that had to be on his mind. will my child be hurt? this is a unanimous decision by the supreme court and the buck stops with you. i am sure mr. alan was looking in an extra sensory way for the country and the white house to put the weight behind the supreme court decision. and president eisenhower did and sent the troops into little rock to protect the children. to be a parent up close with a man who did that, must have been a very magical moment for him, and president eisenhower painted an oil portrait after that and gave it to mr. alan as a gift. when president eisenhower was out of the white house he would invite mr. alan

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of course, that clash took three years and that came about in little rock rock arkansas central high school in the fall of 19 657 when nine black children walked into the school and they were pelted with racial epithets, it was a horrific day for the schoolchildren. and mister allen had to see that and of course he had to wonder would something like this happened to my son and what are you going to do mister president? of course he would never have dared ask president eisenhower but that had to be on his mind . well, my child will be hurt? this is a unanimous decision by the us supreme court. the buck stops with you mister president and i'm sure that mister allen was looking in that extrasensory way for the white house, for this country to put the weight behind the supreme court decision and in president eisenhower's bid. he put the troops into little rock to protect the children and so, to have been apparent up close to the man who did that must have been a very magical moment for him and president eisenhower painted a foil portrait shortly after that and gave it to mister allen as a gift.

rock! hello vermont law school lawyers. i have to start by saying two things. first of all, congratulations to all the masters. you don't intimidate had all. i have one of those. i want to say up front, i am not a lawyer and really i have not liked lawyers until people stop actually, sometimes i do. if i were to describe anxiety dream, it would be filled by lawyers. i am in washington living that dream today! [applause] >> is so it is really funny and it is an incredible honor to be here and hopefully i can share a few words of was them. but the most important one is to ask you to keep the mission that drove you to this school. never let it go because it is a mission that the world needs more people, especially people like you. i screwed it up. you have to fix it. [laughter] theoday for you is culmination of years of study. you have learned how to plow under property law, to conquer taxes. you have learned how to be arbitrary and capricious. that is arbitrary and capricious! so before you start cramming for the bar or heading for the bar, do me a little bit of a favor and take a new second stoop real proud of

of course, that big clash took three years, and that came about in little rock, arkansas, atth central high school in the fall of 1957 when the nine black children walked into the school, and they were pelted with mobs, racial epithets. it was a horrific day for these school children. and mr. allen had to see that and, of course, he had to wondet would something like this happen to my son, and what are you going to do, mr. president? of course, he wouldn't dare have asked president eisenhower that, but that had to be on his mind. will my child be hurt? this is, you know, this is a unanimous decision by the u.s. supreme court. the buck stops with you, mr. president. and i'm sure that mr. allen was looking in a extrasensory way for the white house, for his country to put the weight behind the supreme court decision. and in presidentize -- and president eisenhower did. he sent the troops into little rock to protect the children. to to have been a parent up close to the man who did that must have been a very magical moment for him. and prime minister eisenhower -- president eisenhower painted an oil p