she collected donations for thatly for her recovery coming in from the superintendent. >> her friends, teachers, people i don't know. she doesn't know if she will recover in time for the fall semester. >> there are a lot of bruises and i think when i fell, i bit my lip and it is really busted and my face pretty horrible right now. >> reporter: her grandmother is by her bedside. the family could only afford to send one person to virginia but from home prayers and strength and a mother's in tuition. >> he is not going to stop fighting for what we do. >> her family emigrated to columbia before thatly was born here in the u.s. >>> seen the pictures and the video of backs coming at that vehicle as the 20-year-old man feared for his life. >> this is happening in communities across the country. these guys are not amateurs. they are professional hit men. >>> emotions still running hot in charlottesville after the viral racial clash that left one dead and hundreds injured. echoes of the addely violence reverberated through the city today. they faced off again in charlottesville. bruce leshan w

thatly, another reason was the railroad was built on land grant. the federal government divided the whole route into square-mile blocks and surveyed it. the railroad got a checkerboard and every other parcels as payment for building the railroad. in seattle, most of seattle had already been state claimed and was owned by the residents of seattle. in tacoma, a much smaller population, much more vacant ground. they came here because they can literally on the city. when they arrived here, this was part of the first half of its life. the railroad came in and this had at that, land company and he began to profit off of the sale of land. it went from forest land that was practically valueless to suddenly urban real estate that they could profit off of. they brought wealth with them and they were able to turn around and profit from it. we can see elements of that because not only did they own the lands and thereby on the terms by which they would sell the land to somebody wanted to build a building or whatever, e-house, -- a house, they were able to enfor

as you heard thatly year say, some folks deciding not fly all today. >> wow. at this hour, an investigation is underway after train filled with passengers crashed into a parked trin at the terminal morning. more than 40 people were hurt andness withs say that scene was very bloody. all of the victimses are expected to be ok. new developments now on that disaster at sea involving a u.s. navy destroyer. the navy confirmed some remains had been located after ten sailors reported missing off the coast of singapore. abc's elizabeth herr has details. reporter: navy divers certaining the sea and ship force the ten missing sailors making progress. >> there is one body that has been reported by the navy has been found. we had discovered other bodies. reporter: abc news learning overnight third class petty officer logan palmer, interior communication electrician from illinois is one of the missing sailor. his family saying in a same, a very difficult time for our family. we will conduct a thorough and full investigation into this collision. reporter: it was just before

with thatly take some questions. >> give us an idea of what president is doing to monitor the developments of the storm, how will he be in touch with federal and local officials. >> first i will start with what he has done. we have been giving him fairly regular briefings. we also had him in touch with his fema administratoadministra. that started several smomonths . we saw president trump visit fema, talk to the team over there, and to seat clear expectations. i have known administrator long for 20 years now. he has state director experience, fema experience, and he is the top of the top. what the president will do as we move forward is continue to talk directly with them and the governors, and he will continue to talk to me and the secretary and chief of staff kelly. >> will the president sign an emergency declaration before la landfall to pre-prepare? >> that is being contemplated. we will take the governor's request, the governor assesses if he has unmet needs. if he make that's determination a number of other statutory of other requirements, he requess d federal assistance. that moves

all these things have allowed the white supremacists to feel thatly -- they were willing to go to charlottesville and they were able to show their face without shame like their forebearers. the president's statement this weekend simply was not sufficient to give them certainly that view. >> when the president says on many sides, on many sides, and he seemed to be ad libbing that phrase. what signal was he sending there? because you had one group coming in, they were mostly out of towners, as best we can tell, they were wearing uniforms, they had helmets, it's an open carry state. they had weapons many of them, their carrying confederate flags and swastikas, many of them. so obviously you can't say what everyone in a crowd is doing, but that's certainly what was portrayed and certainly with the friday night vigil as well. >> andrea, i think that was a clear signal, you're right, it was clearly ad libbed, it was meant to temper any sense of condemnation or specific identification of white supremacists, any effort to compare nazis to those who came because they believed in equality and justice. like

to what it would be, what the nation would have to stand in the case of aea truly deadly pandemic thatly probably will emerge at somee so point. so this sort of researchompaso spending pales in comparison to what we would have to spin and a crisis scenario and helps to avert those crisis. >> you said in the report said singly, pay or pay a lot more later. the pay a lot more later is nots just the treasurers money but it's death and morbidity and economic consequences that have huge implications. >> i wanted to respond to auk'ss point as well about the researcu consortium or coalition. i don't see this as a researchrh co consortia. this is something that'snser different. this is about an integration ofo response and research, and thatp is a different set of players. s to we haven't done this before, nol at the global level. and so what makes aat m a collaboration, network work? sam is the same set of principles around how do you add value and looking at commonality of goals and a kind of things we talked about in terms of recognizing different interests and matching accountabilities. once

thatly they include buffalo bill and captain jack were exact contemporaries. they were born a year apart in both died a month apart in 1917. both claimed their fathers died because of their opposition to slavery, as part of the civil war movement we just heard about. threats of being stabbed while making a speech against slavery, and crawford from his wounds at the battle of antietam and again at cold harbor. way,in jack -- and by the both made these claims and their biographers have questioned these claims as well. as we heard a little earlier. both captain jack and colonel cody served in the civil war, both as privates. jack arguably had a more distinguished service, being , at thein action twice battle of these spotsylvania courthouse and just before the war ended -- he served as chief of scouts during the indian wars , during which both took scouts -- took scalps. both affect did planes stress and appearance -- long, flowing hair, stetson has. both were partners in wild west shows. both used military officer titles in later life. both were authors. both we

teach the history of the constitution we believe that separation of church and state is something thatly historically has never been. since the year of 300 in three out our live with the charter's separation of church and state first certified -- codified was a promise the government would stay out of the church. henry the first is the key in - - keying say he is giving credit says if the government is influencing your church to have an evil in an oppressive government and his promises we will not be that anymore. separation of church and state is the protection of the church and the freedom of the conscience of the people. that the government has no business in your church. but with a recent misunderstanding that has a lot to do with the way the supreme court operates outside of past three but that god has no business in public discussion. a radical form of belief to say the government stays out of your religion and out of your church and that was necessary in because we don't understand this separation of church and state we have public schoolsadmt and administrators unlawfully limit s

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