solomon jones iii. they join us tonight gentlemen welcome. >> thank you. >> hi. >> what did you tell your ten-year-old? >> i told him very simply that he is to make sure of his tone and make sure that he gets home, that he does -- that he acts in a way that we've always told him to act in a way that's respectful, in a way that's mannerrable and in a way that i think deescalates what the situation happens to be. >> at ten years old why did you think it's important that you have this conversation? >> well you know, as you alluded to i'm a journalist and i'm a talk show host. my son hears my show. he hears me talk about what happened in ferguson, what happened with michael brown what happened with akai girly. these are young black men and young black men are 21 times more likely to be shot by police than young white men. i don't think he's too young to understand that there is danger looming as he gets older. there's opportunity too. but i want to talk with him and let him know and contextualize that for h

i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> we're speaking to media critic norman solomon. want to ask you about the suspension of brian williams for making false state's after running the country was on board a u.s. helicopter down by rocket fire in iraq in 2003. woman solomon, you wrote the book "war made easy: how , presidents and pundits keep spinning us to death." can you talk about brian williams and the other lies around the iraq war? >> well, brian williams was, of course, one of the many mass media spinners, not only for the invasion of iraq, but later the catastrophic interventions in libya and elsewhere. this is pension story, the. told -- this is pension story, the fall sold falsehood told by williams, is not about structural power, but a personal flaw war misstatement deception or like them if you will come a but not about constant streams of lies coming from institutions such as nbc news and many others that have billions of dollars of capital behind them. i think it is important for us to remember that brian williams has run afoul of his lie that was told rep

is there -- and with this sort of a solomon's choice here, that you don't want to fire him because he has made a great contribution to nbc news, and all the reasons but because he is a well-liked guy because he has a journalistic skills? and so you look for a way. or is it a wiser way if you think this is unacceptable just simply cut can cord? >> yes. i think all of the above and i think the executives at nbc were clearly caught by surprise at how quickly this developed and weren't sure of the right path. it is interesting to return to part of what bill was talking about, the fact that williams was on "the daily show" or, no jon stewart did a segment about him brian williams on monday and again failed it talk about how lying has blurred between information and entertainment, and brian seems to have tripped over it, it is weird, you know

the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the

the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the

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mark: we will speak to richard solomon, talking hotels. intercontinental hotels group chief executive. ♪ >> time to check in on the exchange markets. the euro has touched one of 647. an interesting one. the euro dollar had been declining as greeks and northern europeans came to a disagreement. the euro dropped during new york trading when these talks broke up after london went home. let's have a look at the euro-dollar. that is where we have seen a little bit of a bounce. you have a game of prisoner in the euro-dollar trade. i can tell you where that is trading at the moment. we are at one 13.55. the bottom line for people interpreting, this is what the bank of australia has said. they were not sure whether they wanted to cut rates in february or wait till march. that was a sign of real dithering coming from the reserve tank -- bank. and mccoury -- traders before the rba minutes came out. that has dropped 41%. mark: interior -- the intercontinental hotels group reported earnings. they have seen many macro economic and political uncertainti

solomon, what do you think?eyonce stepped all over lead situate, i think lead situate should have had the opportunity to sing the sink. beyonce asked to sing the song. she preempted lead situate any chance to do this at all. it's all about beyonce, with her sinking a gospel song as posed to her usual booty shaking fare, it bothers me from a spiritual standpoint. beyonce did this. it's not a surprise. she stepped over the people in destiny's child, too. lead situate showing her class, she said it's all about empowering each other. she was disappointed. >> good thing for lead situate. i look forward to doing this more. as i get adjusted we'll talk a little bit. you can catch solomon monday through friday of course on 9:00 a.m. wurd host of the morning show from 7:00 a.m. to 10 a. we'll talk to you again next week. >> all right, bill, take care. > you are doing great. don't you forget about this hang right here how about the breakfast club. do you remember this movie? >> it is coming back and it will be out on the

at the bottom of the stock here, there's a plaque that was added after the civil war, which says, solomon hays, company g, north carolina infantry. this general and was a farmer from south carolina who enlisted in the confederacy in 1962 and was discharged at the age of 59. here's an example of where we know who the rifle was used by and then stay in the family and was descended and eventually acquired by dr. murphy. the last piece i selected to talk about is another rifle. this one is made by h.c. lamb. the family is one of the gunsmiths from jamestown. his father was a gunsmith, not for military purposes, but he made hunting rifles and guns. henry learned his trade from his father and went into production during the civil war. here is an example of where the craft was passed on to a second generation, and then he actually was awarded a contract with the state of north carolina provide arms for the confederacy. again, about 500 of these were believed to be made to support the troops. this map shows all of the different armories and locations that were represented within the collection. t

>> mary, jesus abraham moses, david, solomon, they're all in there. >> one of the things you made clear, and it was interesting, it's fascinating anybody should go into the "sports illustrated" vault and read this. you explaining the difference you decided to be a shia muslim. and now we hear sunni shia and we think of a civil war. how would you describe the difference between sunni and shia. you said there's no ideological difference. >> there's no ideological difference. the split has to do with the succession of who is going to lead the islamic community some 12 centuries ago. that's when it happened. they're still fighting over it. it makes absolutely no sense that blood is being shed and all this conflict because it's something that happened a long time ago. >> would this be akin to like catholics and protestants? >> more or less, yes. >> you even talked about it with what's happened. >> yes, just a different interpretation of what is the best way to move forward in terms of what they believe in. they believe in exactly the same thing. >> i'll faus for a break and have more with ka

. >> reporter: february 15th just after midnight, 60-year-old solomon solomon nyugen was celebrating valentine's day but he did not want the full face shown. >> he came up to the cab saying he had drank a lot. >> reporter: he had a dress shirt in a pink or reddish tie. told nyugen to go to geneva avenue and asked for specifics but he couldn't give any. >> i stopped asked can you give the address? sleepy and drunk. i opened the door he run away and then i follow him. please give me the fare. but he attacked me and then i almost. >> reporter: the dash camera keeps recording as a passenger knocks him to the ground outside the taxi. it was a brutal attack. you can see the man on top of nyugen repeatedly beating. the 60-year-old yellow cab driver suffered injuries. he's healing but the scars still evident. he'll soon return to work but now with trepidation. >> i'm very nervous because this job is already a dangerous job. >> reporter: also, the fact there were people walking by who didn't intervene was troubling. >> it's understandable. they didn't want to jeopardize their own safety but s

leadership thought you united educators our president dennis kelly and the executive vice president susan solomon thank you (clapping) and because i can't help myself the young lady her grandmother is an officer with ucsf ms. carolyn is a month thank you for sharing our granddaughters talent if i forgot someone i'll come back and reading your name but i'd like to invite our newly worn in commissioners came forward and share a few remarks i'd like to start with hydra mendosa mcdonald please come forward (clapping) (clapping). >> good evening. >> good evening. >> well here we are again and what a true honor and prim 1942 to be re-elected to serve a third term son the san francisco board of education i want to start by thanking important people i'll try to get through this any mom and dad from washington and thank for instilling a strong work ethic and reminding me how important family and friends are they celebrated they're in between in december and in july my mom will be 89 (clapping) (clapping.) so a big super thank you for being here and passing on green genes to my pro felix and peter for maki

those are solomon's opinions. what are your opinions on these hot button issues?r hashtag #fox29weekend. >> we have to apologize here. we try to play your music on your jukebox but we got a song in by nikki minaj and there was some language in there. we have been seeing your tweets. we are sorry. you're hearing what we're saying. >>> you know these things called emojis? the secret meaning behind the emojis, i'm going to put karen and caitlin to an w??ççóo?óñçoç >>> so we have some bets in our studios. >> we just got the clarification, they're cub scouts. >> they came in to check out our television station. >> they're getting a firsthand experience. >> you are about to take the emoji exam. these are like the little smiley faces that you see sometimes. there's one, do you know what that is? >> is that crying? >> it's so confusing because that one sometimes can be laughing or crying, right? >> yes. >> and you don't know. >> >> karen hepp, what about this one? >> my eyes are bugging out like surprise. >> right. i send that when someone says something off the wall. >>

. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'm susan solomon exclusive president and invite you to your spring conference an february the theme is timely and the opportunity and challenges of save in support of schools and the policies surrounding and supporting it we're also going to have workshops on special education labor owe the environmentalist and student debt holdup hope you can join us. >> thank you, very much that concludes item j and return to item i board members proposals this item resolution an vision 2025 was moved and seconded on january 27th commissioner vice president haney would you like to read the portions i'm not to read a couple of the whereas and the result clauses whereas in the fall of 2013 the instructor of sfusd under the leadership of the board of education launched an ambition undertaking for the future of public education and to transform the city's education over the decades and whereas throughout the 2013, 14 judgemental year we got the teachers and mist and students and effected officials and french's the mar and the funding community and academic

. >> by the summer of 1943, hesitation to board a boat like this one near the solomon islands.ain, 2. kennedy. >> so, s<.Ñdon, this is where j f. kennedy, lieutenant jr. graves, controlled this ship from. >> correct. >> right here. could barely see over and they operated in the dark of night. >> yes.)fun >> four feet away is where herald was operating that tourette. this really puts it ini@ perspective. >> the idea was to go out and attack the destroyers and sink them. >> but no radar. >> the 109 did not have radar. try driving down the headlight at nightúv with your headlight off. >> on one such night, august 1st, 1943, out of the darkness comes the omgeri, a japanese destroyer. 19-year-old herald isl5ç statio in that gun carry. >> herald gave the alarm, the 2:00. >> it slices right through pt 109. >> and right here where you're standing, his wing tank actually exploded. >> it's hard to imagine anyone could have survived. >> things=pí happened to fast. he probably got sucked into the weight of the ship. >> herald and the second sailor, andrew, didn't have a chance. the surv

bonnie and eddie solomon of wynnewood 72 years of marriage. bonnie is 92 years old eddie # #. they say they put family first and expected their marriage to last. >> to love, compassion, sense of humor. >> my advice take it easy. don't expect too much rejoyce in what you get. i've never stopped loving her. not for a minute. >> good for you guys, the only time the couple was separated in 1945 when he eddie served in the air force in 1942. >> all new from the overnight. a minivan and taxi cab collided trapping a driver we have word of charges in the case. >>> police issue a warning about a trio of thieves who are using the frigid weather to prey on victims. "action news" continues. picking three things is easy. you... pick three. annnnnd... that's pretty much it. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "the daily number" to "pick 3". it's that easy to play. pick 3. easy to play. simple to say. it doesn't get much easier than picking two things. you pick two, and... you're basically done. that's why the pennsylvania lottery created pick 2. just pick two numbers. done. pick

. >> commissioner president murase susan solomon of the unit educators of san francisco i want to thank you for the opportunity to commend the workers for the school wellness education in our schools i think there is general agreement we need to support health and wellness and wrap around services in our school but make sure we actually do it we make it a priority increasing and funding school health programs as i understand it is very grant driven and it's wonderful along the grants are coming back o coming through but what if they're not it's another area where we should look at the funding priorities because of what everyone has said for the need to support our educators in the classroom so they can shift this into their schedules. >> thank you i'm going to call i know we have 2 additional speakers and 8 additional additional. (calling names) >> if you could approach the podium. >> good evening, commissioners and commissioner president murase and superintendent carranza my name is hell lesson the coordinator of the practices depth and office of the people's services i'm here this eve

housing, we have new senior housing in the broadway family housing, we have new senior housing in the solomon project across the way from that, and we have lots of senior housing at north beach place, which is not brand new but it's pretty new. and we have always welcomed affordable housing in the northeast quadrant. many of us have worked to make those things happen. but now our friends and our neighbors are losing their housing and if we can't have housing for moderate income people who are making $45,000 a year, we are not looking at having a city that is diverse. what we're looking at is a city that has very wealthy people and very poor people and it doesn't matter how old they are. that is the bifurcated city of the future if we're not providing moderate income housing. and seawall lot 322 is a great opportunity to do this at this point, let's try it, let's see how it works, let's learn from this and build some more mod draft income housing is that alongside and mixed in with market rate housing and affordable housing. thank you very much. >> any other speakers during public comment? ple

number two, indiana, solomon hill. to the rock.2-game win streak. >> the screen and the drive. >> and at number one, thunder, pelicans, tied. anthony davis! hero! new orleans won the game 116- 113. >> oh my. >> wow. >> we are right here for you. >> we will for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life.

bonnie and eddie solomon of wynnewood are marking 72 years of marriage. and what started as high school sweet heart at west philadelphia high has blossomed into a life-long commitment. >> if we had to do it over again we would do it exactly the same way. we really would. >> bonnie is 92 years young and eddie is 93. i asked him how was he able to get her attention back in the 1930s. >> i'm good looking. >> both still drive. they love to travel. and exercise is a big key to happiness. >> i don't stop activity and go to zumba class and love it. >> in 7 years of marriage the couple is nearly -- in 72 years of marriage the couple is nearly always together they were only separated in 19 45 when eddie was shipped over seas to serve in the air force in. >> i didn't have time to feel sorry for myself environmental. >> they have three children, several grand and nine great grand and they put family first and always expected their marriage to last. >> lots of love. compassion sense of humor. >> my advice is to take it easy. don't expect too much. rejoice with what y

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the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the ground. you can see the man beating nguyen. the 60-year-old yellow cab driver suffered serious injuries the scars are still evident. he'll return to work but with trep yidation. >> this is a very dangerous job. >> also troubling is the fact there were people walking by who didn't intervene. >> and sometimes it's better to be a good witness. >> take a look at this video. call daily

the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the ground. you can see the man beating nguyen. the 60-year-old yellow cab driver suffered serious injuries the scars are still evident. he'll return to work but with trep yidation. >> this is a very dangerous job. >> also troubling is the fact there were people walking by who didn't intervene. >> and sometimes it's better to be a good witness. >> take a look at this video. call daily

it is a revolution of sorts, not the peaceful transfer of power in saudi arabia from abdullah to solomonhe next generation. john has studied the extended family of abdullah for a decade. he is the director of ashmore group and his notes are read minutely and carefully worldwide. i need to rip up the script. what would $20 oil do to your saudi arabia? john: first of all, thank you full stop i do not think we will see $20 oil, but of course it will not be good news. it all depends for how long will oil state at 20 if at all, so i think over the next three to four years, saudi arabia will be fine with oil at 20. again, i do not see a careful stop i see it more in the 60's range rather than 20's. periodtom: john, you are in dubai. there is an interesting relationship between saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. how will that relationship develop not only with king solomon but also with the grandchildren of abdulaziz? john: that is a great question. there is a historic relationship between the two countries, uae and saudi arabia have work to another after the arab spring to help egypt,

was this a solomon's choice? you don't want to fire him because he has made a significant contribution to nbc news. he is a well liked a guy. he has journalistic skills. you look for a way. or is it a wiser way if you think this is unacceptable at the core? >> all of the above. the executives at nbc were clearly caught by surprise at how quickly this developed and were not sure of the right path. to return to what bill was talking about, the fact that williams was on -- jon stewart did a segment about buying williams on monday and nailed it. talked about how the line has learned between information and entertainment. brian seems to have tripped over it. it is weird how we are holding that -- clearly you cannot lie or make stuff up. but he had become evermore a personality. and seems to have succumbed to the pressure to be more of an entertainment figure. tell bigger, more embellished stories. >> what jon said was he plainly said this was more sin than crime. he is very close to brian, by the way. they are good fr

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family was intimately involved in planning 9/11 and he attended a meeting at the palace with king solomon should we believe zacarias. >> i'm not inclined to believe someone who -- they didn't find any evidence of saudi government or high saudi official involvement. but one thing we do know is that saudi arabia has been funding the schools across the islamic world and they have been spreading this version of revisionist, radical fundamentalist islam that helps al qaeda and isis and groups like that recruit. so i think we have to put enormous pressure on saudi arabia to stop funding this type of educational system that is brainwashing really young muslims into believing that a very near to violent form of islam is the only way to go. we have got to get them to stop that. >> you are in new hampshire right now. >> i am. >> i'm trying to think of why you might there because apple picking season is over. or maybe you're there to think about running for president in 2016? >> i love the cold, 18 urgeinches of snow, more on the way, how can you beat it? i crossed the state yesterday and i'm enjoyi

that will continue for you folks in leonardtown, solomon island.eady for a steady rain for at least the next hour or so before all this starts to pull on out. future weather pulls the rain out of here long before 6:00 tonight. turning windy and cold overnight. you should really brace for quite the chill. startoff temperatures will be in the teens and low 20s. so that is a real change from this morning. then tomorrow plenty of sunshine around but it will stay on the cold side. and with the wind around check out your feels-like factors. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. going out to work and school early. single digit and teen wind chills in recovering this only a little bit. wind chills staying in the 20s all day long tomorrow. here's your first check of the seven-day forecast now. 47 now but on the way down to 21 by morning, 30s tomorrow. mid to upper 40s wednesday. little chance of a rain/snow mix early thursday and another chance on sunday. talk more about those two snow chances when i see you next barbara. >> see you in a little bit. >>> you'll noti

. >> reporter: the victim of the alleged abuse, a man identified as solomon s on saturday turned downrd bridge. they are hopeful he'll change his mind. >> and to. >> reporter: the. >> and to remember the comments a few days ago, you can hope the fans and club can move forward. >>> nascar driver kurt busch will not be racing in today's daytona 500 or any races after losing an appeal to repeal the suspension. busch likely abused his ex-girlfriend. she says he grabbed herbie the throat and then slammed her head against a wall. >>> cuba has freed a canadian businessman after more than three years in jail. the founder of a transportation company was arrested on bribery and other charges, back in september of 2011. he was convicted and sentenced to 15 years in jail last september. the 74-year-old was released early saturday, with no immediate reason why. the fate of two other canadian employees convicted in the case is still unclear. >>> a young man in the united states has a great story to tell how far this big fish tipped the scales. and after he reeled it in it's quite a sight to see. in

this was made possible thanks to the prime minister of the solomon islands.will work to make sure that the remains of japanese soldiers, many of whom remain in other countries, are repatriated as soon as possible. this is our responsibility as people living in the world today. in iwo jima, we will complete the evacuation work under the runway by the end of next year to accelerate their repatriation of some 12,000 japanese. the piece we have built today is built upon the precious lives of those who wished for the happiness of their families. the path japan has taken as a peaceloving nation will remain unchanged. against the backdrop of a dramatically changing international situation, we will follow this even more tenaciously. we will fully and resolutely protect the lives and livelihoods of the japanese people. to this end, we are developing security legislation that develops seamless responses to any situation. this year marks 70 years since the end of world war ii. japan has developed as a free and democratic nation based on feelings of deeper moore's regard

then solomon volcker, who was a mathematician, was going on a sabbatical to hartford. he wanted someone to stay with his wife. i got the privilege of living in their house a few blocks away from the institute, where i had my own bathroom and my own bedroom. and mrs. volcker took me in hand . i was born a redhead. she told me, you look like a renoir painting and you should wear blue and green. so it changed my life, as you can imagine. just going downstairs today, i saw a shot of me in the eniac display. you never know where life takes you, do you? >> think you. -- thank you. [applause] all these papers at the institute are terribly disorganized. so we went down into the basement. and akrevoe emmanouilides said, let me organize them. i did not leave them in this state of disorder. [laughter] you do not have to pay me. let the archivist know they have to be preserved in the state in which they were found. >> i think one of the things george talked about, the institute itself. perhaps some of you have been to the institute. but the institute is now, and certainly at that

this is what solomon looked like just after attack.iver suffered serious facial injuries. it happened a week with and a half ago. his injuries are healing but the scars of the beating are still evidence. he will soon return to work but now with trepidation. >> i'm very nervous because this job a very dangerous job. >> reporter: he told us what happened but did not want his full face shown. february 15th had just after midnight he picked up his passenger in san francisco a at grant and sutter seems he had been celebrating valentine's day. >> coming up to the cab. >> reporter: dash cam in the cab shows he had on a dress shirt and pink or red time he told him to go to daly city, geneva avenue. once here, kept asking the man for specifics but he wouldn't give any. >> i stopped and then i say give melt exact address. he looked sleep pill. i open the door he run away. i follow him please give melt fare give me the fare but he attack me. >> reporter: dash camera keeps recording as a passenger knocks him to the ground outside the taxi. it was

. >> he hated it and then our friend, john solomon, got a bunch of people to send it from their textswas coming. and he kept opening up these images of my diaper rash butthole. [ laughter ] my favorite part of this, though, is on the other side it says, "will, classic macgruber. [ laughter ] love, mom." >> seth: well, patty forte -- no, i don't want to see it! when we come back, i want to talk about your incredible performance at my wedding and i want to get into second chance theatre. i want you to come back to do another one. >> oh, okay. >> seth: more with will forte right after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we lovchocolaty, creamy... with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. wizarding second of your vacation count by staying where the adventure never ends. ♪ come with me now two theme parks. spectacular resort hotels. more epic than ever. don't just vacation... ♪ whoa, go with me now ♪ ... vacation like you mean it. universal orlando resort. go big with epic vacation packages starting at just $

at the bottom of the stock here, there's a plaque that was added after the civil war, which says, solomon haze, company g, north carolina infantry. this general and was a farmer from south carolina who enlisted in the confederacy in 1962 and was discharged at the age of 59. here's an example of where we know who the rifle was used by and then stay in the family and was descended and eventually acquired by dr. murphy. the last piece i selected to talk about is another rifle. this one is made by h c lamb. the family is one of the gunsmiths from jamestown. his father was a gunsmith not for military purposes, but he made hunting rifles and guns. henry learned his trade from his father and went into production during the civil war. here is an example of where the craft was passed on to a second generation, and then he actually was awarded a contract with the state of north carolina provide arms for the confederacy. again, about 500 of these were believed to be made to support the troops. this map shows all of the different armories and locations that were represented within the collection. the

from leonardtown to solomons.lks down there a nice coating of ice on the bushes and cars but the roads are mostly wet except for the untreated ones. this extends into the -- across the river. jan in reedville says 32, no ice yet. but a lot of areas are below freezing so take extra time this morning. give yourself -- got to take some caution out there for at least the next few hours. things will get better later this morning. eventually 42 in town. nice day, upper 30s but it won't feel that warm with the wind today. tomorrow not a bad day, 45 degrees. on thursday 40. midday high before temperatures tank in the afternoon with the arctic air and even a couple snow showers. cold friday and even colder by sunday. beverly farmer, things seem to be getting worse and worse. >> absolutely. route 50 and 59 in maryland, 295 -- 95 in maryland, 295 near baltimore where we've had most of the problems. southbound maryland jammed from 100 heading down from baltimore to get past a crash south of 32. only one lane squeezing by alon

king solomon himself had been defense minister before. he clearly is setting this up for succession, but if he's not doing that well, the financial that he would move him into the crown prince slot, which would be destabilizing, is a real. that is the one i would watch out for over the next 18 months. we could be in an environment where the leader of the saudi kingdom -- >> are you saying that you think the relationship with saudi arabia is all about oil or more about the influence of saudi arabia in the region and wanting to be on their right side so we can benefit from whatever impact they might have with their friends and neighbors and because they are in opposition to iran, hezbollah, and other shiites? >> they are both incredibly important, but i think the variable this all starts from the reason why the saudis can be so influential in the region and can provide the money that sometimes works against the united states and has led to destabilization, but also is propping up the egyptian government, propping up the ladainian government

solomon rushdie. 1988 he publishes "the satanic verses." a book highly critical of islam.tests erupt book stores in the u.s. and britain and a newspaper are bombed. iran's ayatollah issues a fattah ordering the killing. >> i think people think because nobody's killing me there isn't anybody trying to kill me. that's not true. i wish it were. >> reporter: 2004, douche filmmaker theo van go publishes "submission," criticizing the treatment of women in islam. a few months after the film's release, virginiahe's shot to death in amsterdam. his killer an islamist serving life in prison. van go's partner in "submission" is also on the hit list. ian hearse ali. and kurt wester guard. the cartoonist draws an image of the prophet muhammad with a bomb in his tushan. muslims -- turban. muslims are outraged. westergaard receives numerous death threats. eventually a man wielding an axe breaks into his home but he survives the attack. stefan cherbonet. 2011 his satirical french magazine "charlie hebdo," publishes a comic against muhammad and he is named editor editor-in-chief editor-in-c

to the nba, solomon hill, stopped cleveland's 12-game winning streak last night. eye-popping moves like that for the pacers. and thunder pelicans tie, anthony davis, hero, bucket, and they went home winners, 116- 113. if that does not wake you up this morning, nothing will. that'll do it for sports at this hour. i'll see ya around later on today. >>> this week's jefferson award winner gave up his tech career so he could volunteer to help bay area wildlife. scott smith started his own business to give him more flexibility. elizabeth cook takes a look at the result and how it's changed the lives of countless creatures. >>reporter: it's a challenge scott smith looks forward to everyday. >> it actually kind of raises your anxiety a little bit. >>reporter: an injured animal has just been brought into lindsey wildlife rehab hospital in walnut creek. >> you don't know what the injury or the illness or the condition of the animal is, so you're a little bit tense while you're getting all the information to find out, you know, how well he's doing or how well he can be doing