whole thing with humor has taken unprecedented scale because if you look at what happened with shirley of bill and then just recently a schoolteacher was beheaded in france for referring to shall we have the cartoons which you can't get over the top on purpose i mean that no doubt about that i mean i grew up in paris and you know there irreverence in humor would annoy me a lot because i'm not used to that but at this point like it's unclear whether it's a cartoonist on our side satirist and humor in general that has sort of protected in a full station like this or do we have to set certain boundaries for humor so that it doesn't provoke outrage that we've seen and seen my reaction have. swop because last year it was like yeah it was like over the top and then this is here when i'm saying continuation of days in the beheading even though i don't like that humor i feel like the menu and michael i feel like we should send out for humor to you know what i mean some having let us know cognitive dissonance inside of me when i write i agree with that radiation that that best lines between it to be be

and best of all, he and his wife, shelly, lived close by. bill and shirley soon, had grandchildren to dote on. a happy-family picture, suddenly, disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. dci agent, mark ludwig, took the lead in the investigation. >> first, we want to identify all witnesses. we want to separate 'em. and we want to conduct a face-to-face, sit-down interview, as soon as we can. >> reporter: early on, the most important witnesses were bill, the husband, and jason, the son. ludwig assigned deputies to take the two down to the pleasantville pd. >> and she said do you want to go get a coffee? >> reporter: in an interview room, bill told investigators the same story he told us. how he dropped shirley off at home, and then ran a load of corn to the grainery. and then, he raced home, to find his wife, still, on the floor. >> and when i went in and i felt her, she was cold. >> reporter: jason, in turn, said his day started, pretty much, the same. he had also taken a load of corn to that same grainery. >> i went back down the drive and headed dow

by the end of the movie, shirley temple and bill robinson have to go see lincoln and plead with lincoln. temple -- she is sitting on abraham lincoln's lap. they eat an apple together. he is all folksy and he says, well, ok. the way the movie ends. it is not lincoln freeing the slaves. but it is lincoln freeing her father and the union soldier. lincoln is very lucky that his face did not melt from the light in the studio. nina: it looks pretty awful. peter: do you show gone with the wind to your statements -- to your students? what is your take on that? nina: i have had my students watch both of those movies. i teach a class regularly on the civil war and memory and usually what i do for that class is i will say, there are all kinds of movies, and i will give them a list of choices. pick any of these movies. we will share our stories about what we watched. i do find that quite a number watch the shirley temple movie. in many cases, especially with gone with the went, and i am not sure i will show birth of a nation anymore because that one is deeply offensive. i tell them in advance they

a variety of ways you can reach us with your perspective on the bill. new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. that needother things to be done. everything is in such an up people, and what i am praying, . and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes it will. , itill be $300 a week certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? get -- we would yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. caller: thank you for taking my call. on february 24 d

by the end of the movie, shirley temple and bill robinson have to go and see lincoln and plead with lincoln. well you free -- there they are. shirley temple and abraham lincoln, she is sitting on abraham lincoln's lap. he's all folksy and whatever and he says, well, okay. of course the movie ends it's not lincoln freeing the slaves but it's lincoln freeing her father and the union soldier from prison. >> this lincoln is very lucky that his face did not melt from the lights in the studio. it's got wax kicked all over him. >> it looks pretty awful. >> do you show a film by the littlest rebel or do you show gone with the wind to your students? how do you deal with these kinds of -- some people would be deeply offended to have to watch. what's your take on that? >> i have had my students who watch both of those movies because i teach a class of regularly on the civil war and memory. you see what i do for that classes i will say, you know, there's all kinds of movies, i will give them a list of choices and say, you know, pick any of these movies and then we are going to come in and share our sto

there is a variety of ways you can reach us with your perspective on the bill. new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. surely, thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. there are other things that need to be done. everything is in such an up people. avel. uphe and what i am praying, because i -- and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes, i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes, it will. it will be $300 a week, it certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? caller: we would get -- yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also ident

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a variety of ways you can reach us with your perspective on the bill. new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirleyho is unemployed. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. that needother things to be done. everything is in such an up people, and what i am praying, . and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes it will. , itill be $300 a week certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? get -- we would yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. caller: thank you for taking my call. on february 24 due