. >> shameful. arresting children for what? the right to vote? >> dr. king understood that you need to make people own their shame. >> it looks like the tear gas is coming out. >> their story of struggle and triumph. >> they took them into corridors and alleys and began beating them. >> -- is the american story. >> whose streets? our streets!

. >> shame! shame! >>> massive demonstrations one month since a massacre that spurred a movement. >>> growing outrage over the death of a family dog after a united airlines flight attendant told him to put the pet carrier in the overhead bin. tonight there's word of another incident. how did another family's dog get sent to japan instead of missouri? >>> breaking news from an iconic american brand. toys "r" us is telling workers it will likely sell or close all of its u.s. stores. >>> a new salvo in the supermarket wars. walmart announces same day home deliveries of groceries trying to fight off amazon. how you can benefit as they compete for your money. >>> and would you do this? we try out a wild new adventure at the grand canyon. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. welcome to our viewers in the west. it was an unprecedented and powerful display that unfolded across the country today. from maine to california, alaska to parkland, florida, where one month ago, f

, cani sentry positions are shutting shame, can ijust sentry positions are shutting shame, can i juste, can ijust say to those backbenchers at the link that we have with saudi arabia is historic, it is an important one, and it has saved, it has saved the lives of potentially hundreds of people in this country. jeremy corbyn rift on from saudi arabia's human rights record of its involvement in the war in yemen to its backing attempts to restore the country's president. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia, but british arms sales have sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the war.

crowd chants: shame on you! shame on you! a struggle to be heard?ry againstjews in labour feel used to being shouted down. you're here to attack the labour party. but those who object to the criticism ofjeremy corbyn turned up, too. you're not socialists! lama i am a socialist! tonight, mps said enough. denial is not an option. prevarication is not an option. being a bystander who turns their head the other way is not an option. the time for action is now. our commitment to you is to work with every ounce of strength to drain the cesspit of anti—semitism in the labour party, so you can come back and proudly call it your party again. we're standing together to speak out against anti—semitism and to call on our leader to act to get rid of this scourge. frustration boiled over afterjeremy corbyn was forced to apologise over an image that you might find offensive. he questioned why this mural in london, depicting well—known stereotypes of jews, was being removed. but since he's been leader, there have been claims he's too soft on anti—semitism. he's alw

it's a shame their senior senator didn't follow suit. it's a shame he and every other democrat tried to block him from taking effect. fortunately, this president and this congress didn't let that stop us. we accomplished tax reform anyway because we're committed to fighting for all americans.

crowd: (chants) shame on you! shame on you! a struggle to be heard? againstjews in labour feel used to being shouted down. you're here to attack the labour party. but those who object to the criticism ofjeremy corbyn turned up too. you're not socialists! i am a socialist! tonight, mps said enough. denial is not an option. prevarication is not an option. being a bystander who turns their head the other way is not an option. the time for action is now. our commitment to you is to work with every ounce of strength to drain the cesspit of anti—semitism in the labour party, so you can come back and proudly call it your party again. (cheering and applause) we're standing together to speak out against anti—semitism and to call on our leader to act to get rid of this scourge. frustration boiled over afterjeremy corbyn was forced to apologise over an image that you might find offensive. he questioned why this mural in london, depicting well—known stereotypes of jews, was being removed. morning, mr corbyn. but since he's been leader, there have been claims he's

it's a shame the way the enemy is attacking our country. we live in one of the richest countries and it's a shame before god how the president is hating the last president and the president before that. he's no good. i can't wait until it's time to vote again. this young group, they are going somewhere. host: let's hear from amy in new york. there was a big rally in new york city. tell us what your thoughts are. [inaudible] host: mute your television and go ahead. we will go to florida and hear from mia. go ahead. caller: i would like to show you something i wrote. were excited for valentine's day. they left their flatirons sitting on the bathroom sink. they left their shirt on the bathroom floor. the loan is still in the air around the bedroom. back.ere coming they might have not set i love you to one of their family members. they might have not planned something for the weekend. but they were coming back. the only thing is they didn't. it's been more than a month since the shooting. for the last month all-thinking is that could of been my

it is shameful. the government should be doing something. it is shameful. 230 thousand tons of animal carcasses are collected. they sued the polluter, setting the president for the polluter pays principle, but the atrocity is still painful for locals. grim, liquid horror. you can't imagine it today with the white sand. the smell was unbearable. it stayed with you. since the tragedy, supertankers have announced -- supertankers are forbidden to operate coast -- close to the coast. molly: you're watching france 24 . a reminder of the headlines we're following. asass exit is out of ghouta advances. regime the u.s. slapped sanctions on moscow for electoral meddling and cyber attacks. it also joins western allies in blaming russia for a nerve agent attack on british soil. time now for a business update. i am joined by anka. we start with bad news for rail travelers in france. >> april 3, it will be harder to train.und by there will be sleeping strikes and drastic measures were taken in response to the french thernment's plan to reform state owned

then he shames them for not doing it. >> i am not sure the democrats are capable of feeling shame.on't know. they got $300 million for the training vessels for a college in the bronx. i mean that's a lot of -- he can deal with a lot of shame for that kind of money. it's not draining the swamp. >> the swamp is congress and they are filling it with boat loads of cash. go ahead. >> me? >> yep. >> my favorite part no protection for dreamers. you could hear coulter's eyeballs fly straight into the sun and explode. i don't understand why people are angry over this. how could you not see this coming? donald trump is not a libertarian. he is not small government. small government is dead. sadly, as a conservative it's dead. $1.3-trillion. that's a lot of dining room for ben carson. donald trump is a deal maker. in this case the deal was not that great. it's like a kidney stone. he hasn't passed it and hurts but you still have to pass it. it's like if you voted for donald trump you accepted the flaws for the bigger benefit. the budget is like this. i get this for the miltary if i put up wit

i think it is a crying shame.ble, the way that we've been dealing with anti—semitism in our party. and we really, really must get our house in order. and to those who think, oh, well, you know, you're just saying this to have a go at the leadership — no, i'm not. and frankly that is sticking your head in the sand nonsense. there clearly is an issue here. our values and our principles demand that we deal with it. and we haven't been doing so properly to date. chuka umunna, thank you very much forjoining us. tonight, cambridge analytica is being searched by 18 enforcement officers working for the information commissioner, following this week's allegations that ca used people's data to help political campaigns without their consent. but it may be over the pond that the largest reverberations are felt — namely, by facebook, whose share price tumbled in the wake of the revelations, and whose chief executive, mark zuckerberg, now finds himself invited to appear in front of lawmakers in the us. so are issues of privacy,

end as soon as one of them accidentally stepped on his own super long testicles. [ laughter ] also, shamebiden. you don't have to say you want to fight donald trump, because we all know you want to fight donald trump. when it comes time for someone to fight donald trump, i'm sorry, we're just not going to pick you. we're gonna to pick ronda rousey. [ cheers and applause ] but while trump is engaged in a verbal battle with joe biden he's also engaged in several court battles with people who are suing him or investigating him. now, being sued is nothing new for donald trump. before coming president, trump and his companies were defendants in over 1,400 lawsuits. trump has been in more long, drawn-out suits than steve harvey. [ laughter ] my favorite joke of the night. [ laughter ] and just before he took office, he had to pay $25 million to settle a fraud lawsuit over trump university. a university that's most popular class was likely how to settle a fraud lawsuit. [ laughter ] of course, trump is already being scrutinized as part of a wide-ranging criminal investigation of his campaign, hi

last summer, the public shaming.e you ever -- does it make sense to you for a president to be publicly shaming his attorney general? >> i think it is just bizarre. i don't know any other way to characterize it. the reality is, is the president again not really understanding the function of the job. i mean no president is above the law. the position that jeff sessions holds means he's got to follow the law. it's not as if he's just working for the president. he's working for the american people. >> and that's what he said in his statement today kind of pushing back on the president. i appreciate your time. joining us now, david gergen, david chalian, and gloria borger. let's talk about hope hicks. david gergen, you've worked in a lot of white houses. have you seen in any white house where you worked that there is somebody as close to the president as hope hicks? i mean she really kind of plays a role similar probably to ivanka trump and jared kushner just in terms of their proximity and access to the president. >> i'v

shame i sold mine online foran offa my eternal shame i sold mine online for an off a lot of money.er united shirt from 1997. i bought it on my wedding day at old trafford. i left the reception with a credit card in my garter and the quy a credit card in my garter and the guy said flashes your you get 10% off and! guy said flashes your you get 10% off and i did and i wore my evening reception. when it is the shirt, not just a shirt, fans are willing to pay big. let me introduce ben and dax, who are doing the floss. in not just the latest england strip but the most expensive england strip ever. what you think of the new strip? think it's really nice. i think it will be a lot better thing than do well at the world cup. think it will be a lot better thing than do well at the world cupm think it will be a lot better thing than do well at the world cup. is it a strip eyes? no, i think that's a bit expensive. far too expensive. especially when they've got the club that they support, the kit for the team play for, so it all adds to £200 a year. i think it's high-tech. it was tango roo and

and hurt and the labour party causing shame and hurtandi the labour party causing shame and hurt andtion is why did he wait three years to make a statement like that. referring to pockets in the labour party as a this is something on the fringe, it's not really happening, the fact is when we were accused, the fact is when we were accused, the holocaust educational trust of espousing zionist conspiracy tales orfairy espousing zionist conspiracy tales or fairy tales when people have said things like jews are kidnapping children and running the world, was that not enough? my view is that should not come to the point where jewish leadership have to write a very strongly worded letter, for jews are going to come to parliament and people who oppose anti—semitism say enough is enough, why should it come to this? i use saying that apology is not enough for your trust? in my view, in my view the apology is a start, he doesn't make apology is a start, he doesn't make a full apology for his own actions, i'm afraid! a full apology for his own actions, i'm afraid i have to go back to that nero, i

community they don't want to see that they are back and to be obviously don't show any feeling of shame. or more for straight it's about the fact that. the u.s. and their family forty is losing. but yet here local communities are figuring out how to deal with people who return there boarded just north of brussels many youths left this suburb to join us mayor has gone to has taken a personal interest in them he visits them in prison to make sure they understand their choices he warns them that after their release they will be under constant scrutiny but that's not all he tells them the second thing i said is when you are free you are a free man you have had your punishment and you have the right the new the help you and all the opportunities to do to give you all the opportunities to reintegrate in the post of. yeah peter van listing in one of the best known researchers of the belgian jihad movement says he sees no decrease in pro jihad language on social media how strong is their influence well basically will only know when the next that that happens are afraid however the belgian gover

share their stories with me nobody was willing to speak many of them came back with a huge feeling of shame. and they don't want to to show that want to show their name or to work to be on t.v. to say ok i went there and i was a fool and they came back. there are some exceptions laura persone was all over t.v. in two thousand and sixteen publicizing her book about being an islamic state militants bride in syria she decided to escape when her four year old son was taught to behead a teddy bear as shown in this jihadi propaganda now because so many occasionally visit schools as part of the belgian government's anti radicalization efforts but she declined our multiple requests for an interview some are attorneys have other motives for staying in the shadows those are the ones that were there and towards the muslim community they don't want us to see that they are back and to be obviously don't show in feeding off of shame. for straight it's about the fact that. the s. and there are probably forty's losing. but yet here local communities are figuring out how to deal with people who return their

, when you find yourself in that situation, you realize you can be a powerful duo, i think it is a shame if you don't go for it.

oh shame, where is thy blush. tongue in blush, the new york world, the most democratic newspaper of they're rah, protested against the most shameful of attempt by mr. lincoln to keep negros away from the inauguration ball. of the republican organizers of the event, the ball, the world said, quote, to seek any sense of shame in them were like pelting a rhinoceros with roses. not a nice image. imagine rhinoceroses being pelted with roses. as i mentioned at the outset, professor kate masseur has criticized. that seems hardly fair to the president. after all, the inaugural ball committee, not lincoln, imposed the ban at the march 6th event. the president regretted that sojou sojourner truth had been turned away on february 25th and vowed it would not happen again. through the "washington chronicle," the president hardly invited all washingtonians, regardless of color to attend the 1865 new years reception. in addition, he overruled the guards that attempted to block frederick douglas. the president, unlike his wife, s

at leading to war crimes it is a disaster under complete and utter shame to extend sanctions on a country that is facing the worst manmade humanitarian catastrophe where people are suffering. cholera epidemic over a million people people are affected by this people are dying of hunger i think million people are facing famine how on earth do you then extend sanctions how did they manage to get any piece of weapon into yemen during the last three years where there has been this illegal blockade that has been arbitrarily and strictly enforced against yemen where not even food could come in or medicine more of the day's world news right after this. but i was telling you what the idea of the dropping bombs brings relief to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. you talk to try to tell you something gossiped about. i'll tell you and i'm like proud. of all that we are good fun. make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. room. hello again a popular so

no shame, john. the youngest athlete to ever do so. no shame, john.g how fast she is. very lucky as a school to have her here. i think she will do her school proud and do us proud as well. she started playing table tennis but she was five and because there are not enough players ata because there are not enough players at a level, in wales, she spent time in china against the best in the world. iam in china against the best in the world. i am very nervous about this, you're going to make mincemeat of me. this humiliation... this is what she is going to try to do to the competitors... look at that spin! she will be doing this the senior players on the gold coast. you have to be really fast. the spin their was a crazy. sorry. you have to be like thinking quick what you are going to hit, what you going to do, planet and then you - game just 95151569 mg; 5?” fl駧555§1351,. , w, ,.,. . about it. 95151569 mg; 5?” fl駧555§1351,. , w, ,.,. . ,about it. she spent three think about it. she spent three hours a day perfecting her shots because she wants to show

they leave these games without a medal, a real shame, because it was going to play a big pa rt becauseing to play a big part in the medals target that was set for them before the games, and will put a lot of pressure on the rest of paralympics gb to step up and find medals elsewhere. that's all from sportsday. coming up

so, you know, it's a shame. selling toys should be a magical experience.too reliant on these large out—of—town stores. but a lot of their problems are actually self—inflicted. they overlooked the importance of online, where about 40% of toy sales take place. and perhaps more importantly, they've neglected their stores. toys r us has been struggling for years, a business weighed down by huge amount of debt. its american owners filed for bankruptcy protection in the states last autumn. and today, this toy story ended with the uk chain effectively running out of cash. and tonight, the man tasked with rescuing it told me that wouldn't be easy. whilst we're going to make every effort to sell the business, i think realistically there's a small chance that someone will come through. and if they do, it will be for parts of the business, and certainly not for the business as a whole, and certainly not in its existing format. maplin also collapsed today, with more than 200 stores. it blamed a slowdown in consumer spending and higher costs. it's been a bleak winter f

shame the government of their own wards are free men also and so we don't want to accept it anymore they want to basically change the situation going on here that put up with these them it's time they crossed the red line. in the newsroom of actuality where young could seek work many of the journalists are still afraid and don't want to be filmed much interchange a close friend of the week to share its diffuse but still wants to speak up we didn't ever expect something like this to happen in year two thousand and eighteen and the e.u. member state. i think it changes the whole way you think about your work your arms . pretty much everything in life if something like this happens. while the e.u. delegation and brought islam is trying to piece together the story of the murder new allegations of corruption are mooching increasing the pressure on the government president under his care has come to help from brussels he has emerged as the main political player to question the prime minister and his allies. that if any member of the e.u. family has any issue there are other members which

that backdrop is some absolutely shameful shameful stuff asking for international cooperation and strong evidence before we ramp up war rhetoric is russian collusion now is it shameful columnist for the guardian and corbin supporter or when jones pointed this out to the b.b.c. on air yesterday the background of your program you have jeremy corbyn dressed up against the kremlin. is no no no it's got to make it work for you and i'm not dressed up as a soviet state was it was a real picture and only cause if you even photoshop his heart to look over shit this part of the debate was left out of the version posted online something that also didn't go unnoticed the b.b.c. denied photoshopping the image of the labor party leader but then joe mome a top u.k. barrister himself a corbin critic threw his weight behind the claims of b.b.c. bias my conversation which was conducted entirely in writing took place with x x is an individual at the b.b.c. whose seniority and sphere of work is such that it could not sensibly be suggested that x. is not properly qualified to speak on such matters x. stopped

a fat shame a well some people in the city have mixed reaction i don't think i like. i think the country has gone too far in making fun of everything in it actually distract from the issues he doesn't like a president he acts like a child who would look like that if you're willing to go to the public sphere i think you are going to be tired i think you are opening yourself up to that exposure trump compounds it by his behavior and. how you feel. for one i think it's pretty the fact that usually belittles other people and you know tease other people. i feel like the new yorker has the right to put any cartoon that they like and you know the one that they chose is very. the freedom of speech is very important in the united states and. the new yorker has the right to publish what the we spoke to called in as ted rall who says people won't understand the new yorker's old fashioned approach. what's going on here is sort of a clash between the way most people look at editorial illustrations and cartoons and the sort of old fashioned approach of the new yorker which is kind

has to bring condolences to the dean of putin not to the family as well as the governor said that a shame not only he not only him a few of them and actually i guess that's a great mistake and. putin doesn't need it my point was not that which it was to blame but whether you think the russian state is to blame because it's true you know fire can happen everywhere but the response to the fire which was absolutely horrendous the observance of fire protection standards which was nonexistent and many many other factors whether we can indeed as all russians and we are all going through a very painful period we can recognize that this is ultimately the mistakes and the consequences of what our state is like. the world state maybe they have to blame some specific minister is in charge of sponsible order in this sphere or local and regional level but i don't see a reason to blame a state is itself well i think my impression was that putin himself was doing that because he actually said that what is to blame for this tragedy is the lack of. good performance on the part of the state and i think tha

what a hideous travesty this is, what an abject and shameful trunkeling to the shocking and unnatural doctrine of negro equality. what a terrible humiliation at any time and what a shameless boast at a period when the nation is undergoing the horrors of civil war engendered by this same, insane craving for negro equality forbidden by the decrees of the almighty. in indiana, a democratic editor touted there could be no possible objection to mr. lincoln, of course, as a private individual in associating with negros, but ran as the representative of a great nation, he chooses to inaugurate a reign of social equality between the white and black races, democrats have the right to enter their emphatic protest. another indiana paper sneered. >> four niggers were happy to made their acquaintance. another headline, nigger at the white house and never before had the heels trotted the white house floor. alluding to the black guests at the new year's reception, a dayton, ohio, newspaper slightly noted that on february 3, 186 h1864 and i quote, a negro major in full uniform was put off the street

shame on you! trouble and strife. biggestjewish groups have planned a protest, furious at what they see as jeremy corbyn planned a protest, furious at what they see asjeremy corbyn picking they see asjeremy corbyn picking the wrong side. you are here to attack the labour party! before it could even start, some of his most ardent supporters arrived. instead of protest, argument. i'm ashamed of you and all... a clash as a religious group protests against a major political party in the 21st—century. protests against a major political party in the 21st-century. most people that call themselves socialist, those people that say they are anti—racist and fascists should be ashamed of themselves, u nless should be ashamed of themselves, unless they stand in solidarity with the jewish committee unless they stand in solidarity with thejewish committee and thejewish labour movement. why the anger? there have been worries that several years. in 20s extent, a labour mp was suspended over anti—semitic posts online, later apologising

that backdrop is some absolutely shameful shameful stuff asking for international cooperation and strong evidence before we ramp up war rhetoric is russian collusion now is it shameful columnist for the guardian and corbin supporter or when jones pointed this out to the b.b.c. on air yesterday the background of your program you have jeremy corbyn dressed up against the kremlin. is no no no it's got to make it work for you and i'm not dressed up as a soviet state was it was a real picture and i mean cause if you even photoshop is hard to look over should this part of the debate was left out of the version posted online something that also didn't go unnoticed the b.b.c. denied photoshopping the image of the labor party leader but then joe rome a top u.k. barrister himself a corbin critic threw his weight behind the claims of b.b.c. bias my conversation which was conducted entirely in writing took place with x x is an individual at the b.b.c. who seniority and work is such that it could not sensibly be suggested that x. is not properly qualified to speak on such matters x. stopped explicitl

. >> shame, shame, shame! >> reporter: it is a generation sitting silent no more. organizers say more than 3500 schools throughout all 50 states participated. student activists are now planning a national march on washington for later this month. frances? >> all right. nbc's gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> the white house says it is standing in solidarity with the united kingdom's decision to expel nearly two dozen russian diplomats. this after an ex-russia spy and his daughter were poisoned on british soil. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley emphasizing the country's stance and calling on the u.n. to take action. nbc's tracie potts joins us now with more from washington. tracie, good morning. >> frances, good morning. nikki haley told the united nations security council they will have no credibility at all if they stand by and do nothing about this. those russian diplomats expelled after russia missed a deadline to explain to great britain what happened here. russia denies any involvement in the attack on its former military officer in great brit

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this is the back page of the daily telegraph, crying shame.headline, the shame of australian cricket, and the main participants, the three cricketers involved, all very tearful and doing tea rful involved, all very tearful and doing tearful news conferences and involved, all very tearful and doing tearful new some erences and involved, all very tearful and doing tearful new some erences oni involved, all very tearful and doing tearful new some erences on social interviews. some people on social media were saying, where these genuine? —— were these for the i watched these yesterday liverpool and they looked *‘ , men, they mer what tlfl have - and to people i at people at 9:5 f" people at 91; f" of people at 91; f" ‘ much is on the question is, can individual. the question is, can they come back question not sponsors have been deserting them in droves. they were unequivocal in their remorse but you have to say, how did they think they were going to get away with it with cameras everywhere in the current environment? and they did not tell the trut

what an abject and shameful troubling to the shocking and unnatural doctrine of negro equality. what a terrible humiliation at any time, and what a shameless the nationeriod when is undergoing the horrors of civil war, engendered by this insane craving for negro equality. editorana, a democratic said there could be no possible objection to mr. lincoln, of course, as a private individual. as a private individual associating with me grows, but of a greatentative nation, he chooses to represent a wave of social equality between white and black races, democrats have the right to enter their emphatic protest. another indiana paper smeared. --were presented to the white house to the president, who was highly pleased to make their acquaintance. paper ran aana headline n-- at the white house. alluding to the black guests at dayton, ohio, a newspapers night we noted that on february 3, 1864, "a negro major in full uniform was put off the streetcars in washington and made to walk. let him go to the white house for consolation. there, he will be received as ."e gentleman receives another t

it's a shocking, shameful abdication of duty. chairman nunes, you and your committee, in my judgment, have made a shocking and shameful abdication of duty to america. a congressional party wholly subservient to the president is failing its contusional obligation. congress is supposed to be a separate, equal branch of government with the power -- read the constitution, read the federalist papers. one of the main purposes of congress was to check the power of the executive branch, our founding fathers feared an overreaching executive branch, as i know my friend from nebraska knows because he studies these things. and that responsibility doesn't fall only on one party. it falls on all of us. that's why there's been a history of brpship -- bipartisanship and cooperation on the intelligence committees where the vital interests of the nation are at stake. that's been through the years. until chairman nunes seemed to get hold of this, that tradition was a grand one and a good one. now that tradition has been discarded by house republica

such a shame it has fallen into one supporting actor nod.to know about awards — they are nonsense. well, thanks! thanks for that thought! but it is beautifully made and it is starring some people — some of the people in it have not had formal acting training, alongside people like willem dafoe. and that's what — the real genius of it is you get someone who is a seasoned professional against a first—timer and suddenly, it works. there is no sense of having an imbalance between the performances because actually, it is because the director does a brilliantjob of putting everyone right in the space, and, you know, the whole film takes place just beyond the boundaries of disney world, so it is like you have been cast out of the magic kingdom into this netherworld. it has a sort of fairytale feel. into people in real american poverty, alongside disney world. living in a hotel designed as a resort hotel, but has become a hotel for people who are in poverty, who are essentially homeless, yet there is such vibrancy, such life, the characters are wond

the shame that we all felt and america felt that this body was unable to act. at this time be different. in a moment, i will read the names of 17 americans, 14 children who were killed in the horrific attack at stoneman douglas high school. i'm joined by a group member who wish to read the names of children and other victims who died at the hands of gun violence in their states. may their memories inspire us to act. alyssa, martin, scott, nicholas, aaron, jamie, christopher, luke, cara, gina, joaquin, alayna, meadow, helena, alex, carmen,

the new york world, the most prominent newspaper in the era, shameful of mr. lincoln to keep negros away from the inauguration ball. of the republican organizers of the event, the ball, the world said, quote, to seek any sense of shame in them were like pelting a rhinoceros with roses, a nice image, rhinoceroses being pelted with roses. at the outset, mazur criticized the lincolns. after all, the ninaugural ball committee imposed the ban at the march 6th event. the president regretted that sojourner truth was turned away on february 25th and vowed it would not happen. the president partly invited all washingtonians, regardless of color, to attend the reception. he overruled the guards who attempted to block douglass on march 4th. he showed no aversion to african callers or listening to their appeals. many black visitors were clergymen. payne met with lincoln who seemed to the bishop, quote, easy and urbane in manner. and that he felt as though -- as lincoln explained, that he felt as though providence guided him and enabled him to accomplish what he had accomp

and then the shame builds.nd to tell someone you're in the situation when it's not something talked about openly, when there are myths and misconceptions about what an abusive situation looks like, it's shameful to have to say that's me, i'm in one. when you're educated, when you come from a family of upstanding harvard graduates when you're in a church community where people don't get divorced, they work on their marriage. it is shameful to have to admit you find yourself in that situation and it keeps so many people to be victims, afraid they won't be believed and afraid people will think less of them for having been in that situation. >> jenny, i want to go back to one word you used there, which is the word weak. which is an image people might have of people who stay. that's why i find your explanation for staying as long as you did so powerful but there's also -- in that decision to stay, there is it seems to me in the way you describe it, this incredible definition of strength, is strength staying and figh

can help the situation and we hope that you can help us out here there i'm done with the shaming forut here and help ..don't be a part of the problem we a part of the solution in daly city stanley roberts kron 4 news the newest 49er and the prize of their free agency haul was introduced today... richard sherman arrived in style... wearing a 49ers-red suit... in santa clara today the former seattle seahawk is still condidered among the best corners in the league... although he turns 30 years old at the end of this month... and is coming off an achilles tendon tear... but he says the recovery is prgressing well and he should be readyfor training camp he's a four time all-pro... four-time pro bowler... and a super bowl champion.... and also a huge thorn in the 49ers side... rolling up 9 straight wins against them today sherman talked about the rivalry and what drew him to the 49ers... (sot: sherman) "it's john and it's kyle. they brought stability to this organization. they brought fun. they brought belief. they brought faith. the players believe they can win. the seaha