they said shalom, barack. - exactly. (everyone laughs) - adjust your yamaka. (both laugh) - yeah, right. - two interesting questions, ken and i, ken burns and i had dinner last night. - ken burns has another series on pbs soon. - [dr. gates] that's right about jackie robinson. - about jackie robinson which he says is as much a race, or more a raced film than a baseball film. - it's true and you know much of ken's work. - [evan] deals with race. - the subtext is race without a doubt. but i remember vividly, i was 10 years old when jfk and nixon squared off. - [evan] yes. - and my parents were republicans. many black people were republicans, we're still the party of lincoln. and there was a liberal wing of the republican party. and jackie robinson begged presidential candidate richard nixon to intervene when martin luther king was in prison. - yup. - and there were black democrats lobbying jfk. - [evan] right. - and nixon refused to do it, jfk did it. daddy king, who had committed all of his tremendous resources. you know, when a black preacher, particularly in

shalom. shalom -- i know you're hungry, but i still have a few lines. shalom, salaam is a gift. it is also something we need to work hard for individually, in our own societies, and together. this is the sense of the work we can do together. american jewish committee, our european union, the united states, regional players, the international community. you will always find europe ready to work for peace, always. actively, quietly, humbly, but stubbornly. we will be there. i've grown up to the dream of oslo. i see it dying in the israeli and palestinian youth. this is painful. i see it dying in the political discourse. i see it dying in our societies. we are giving up peace. peace is not something you're free to give up to. we are starting to find this old situation normal. it is not. and it is a risk that no one of us can run, in israel, in europe, in america. if we want peace, because we know that only peace will bring security for all, we all need to start building it. we have a responsibility. together, we can be peacemakers and this is the most difficult, but also the most i

shalom. shalom.. i know you are hungry, but i still have a few lines. alom is a gift, but it is something that we need to work hard for individually, in our own societies, and together. this is the sense of the work we can do together. the american jewish committee, our european union, the united states can the regional players, the whole international community. you will always find your ready to work for peace, always. humbly, butietly, stubbornly. we will be there. up through the dream of oslo. i see it dying. this is painful. i see it dying in the political discourse. i see it dying in our societies. we are giving up peace. peace is not something you are free to give up to. we are starting to find his old situation normal. it is not. and it is a risk that no of us can run, if we want peace, because we go on the ap's can bring security to all, we all need to start giving it. we have a responsibility. together, we can be peacemakers and this is the most difficult but also the most important and most beautiful thing we can do in this difficult time in

. >> you can shalom water ski. it's not -- >> chuck bell has the answer. >>> are you ready for at least a little chance for some rain on the weekend? >> i'll take it. we've had a few dry days. >> i like her even more. yesterday i e seed the school safety awards yesterday. these the 12 best of the best kids around the entire mid-atlantic region. do you know how many kids participate in the school safety programs in in region? 90,000. and these are the 12 best of the 90 plus thousand. so had a great time yesterday. and one of those young folks, right there, he wants to be a tv meteorologist. i tried to talk him out of it, i said don't do it, they will wake you up before 2:00 in the morning and send you to work. outside, a lot of clouds out yet, but warm and humid. feels like summertime. showers and thundershowers likely not just in the shenandoah valley, but area wide unlike yesterday where it was mostly a shenandoah thing. what about the weekend? tomorrow very warm and humid again. most of the rain chances for your

shalom. shalom.. i know you are hungry, but i still have a few lines. a gift, but it is something that we need to work hard for individually, in our own societies, and together. this is the sense of the work we can do together. the american jewish committee, our european union, the united states can the regional players, the whole international community. you will always find your ready to work for peace, always. humbly, butietly, stubbornly. we will be there. up through the dream of oslo. i see it dying. this is painful. i see it dying in the political discourse. i see it dying in our societies. we are giving up peace. peace is not something you are free to give up to. we are starting to find his old situation normal. it is not. and it is a risk that no of us can run, if we want peace, because we go on the ap's can bring security to all, we all need to start giving it. we have a responsibility. together, we can be peacemakers and this is the most difficult but also the most important and most beautiful thing we can do in this difficult time in the hist