hi my name is chris tomlinson? let's talk about why we have the same last name my great great if grandfather owned yours and let's talk about it? and it has to be awkward so we never talked about this so tell me about what your experience was. >>host: when you first came around my mom approached me and said there is the guy writing a book and he wants to talk to you. i said who is the? his name is chris tomlinson. but he is white and i said okay. his family own to our family back in the slave-- . wait. i will not talk to him. but after she explained that you were a good guy and then i had to get to know you. >> for someone in your position to be not a racist. >> and you grew up right outside if you were born there but your family still owns land on the hill. on the plantation not far from where the slave quarters had been. so in that way your family had a much launder continuity living on the hill than mine did because my grandfather left in 1920. but you did not know the history that much? tell me what you knew ab

>> i had never been to tomlinson hill. my grandfather would always say we had a slave plantations called tomlinson hill and when the slaves were freed they loved it so much they took tomlinson as their last name. and as a seven or eight year-old kid in dallas going through desegregation in 1973 dallas schools were still segregated and there was a court order for forced busing so race was very much an important topic at that time in dallas. i was aware of that does the child that there were black tomlinson's that my family once held as slaves just boggled my imagination. and that became an important part of my identity growing up and like southern culture that fought in the civil war as part of that plantation life, that was a big deal. so i would unknowingly brag about it. not knowing that wasn't something to be proud of the not later in life when i become educated and went to africa that i began to realize that the myth that had shaped my life so much no one was examining or questioning. i witnessed lynchings and things a

it was about the slave plantations and tomlinson hill. to be much more educated after i become a foreign correspondent with the end of apartheid and genocide in rwanda i began to think about how this bigotry in ethnic violence i was witnessing with the struggle to overcome apartheid the system of segregation and humiliation and subjugation that maybe my family story was not as wonderful as my grandfather would have me to believe. so i will show you from the beginning of my book the beginning of the journey that would lead me to discover my great-grandfather lynched black man and was a klansman and my ancestors were key to imposing and reenforcing jim crow. my great-grandfather served in the legislature is though is hanging on the wall outside the house chamber. and perhaps a had a culpability and was not aware of. on my first trip by try to understand how we could recover from the mass slaughter by several million members of the majority. looking at the majority going through reconciliation program learn about the ethnic difference in the

an fbs record 40 # yards, breaking ladainian tomlinson's record of 406 wisconsin wins. but the huskers held him to zero in the fourth quarter. what's that? he didn't play in the fourth. never mind. big ten, ohio state and minnesota, it was cold in minneapolis. j.t. barrett of ohio state, 189 rushing for the buckeyes, most by a quarterback in a single game in school history of buckeyes win 31-24 over number 25 minnesota. get on in there, j.t. let's go to the pac-12, this game currently airing on espn. also the watch espn app. storm woods has a long touchdown run for oregon state. so, too, does ward. this one, 66 yards against arizona state. who has just scored and right now they've cut the lead to 14-10 late first quarter in cor corvalis. back to the s.e.c. where after a four-game suspension georgia running back todd gurley was back and rain for 138 yards but left with a knee injury. no definitive word on his condition but georgia wins 34-7. arkansas gets their first conference win since october 2012, snapping a 17-game league losing streak blanking lsu 17-0. south carol

record breaking the mark of ladainian tomlinson, 408 yards and four touchdowns, bo pelini has rankednked versus ranked match-ups. georgia tech beats clemson which gives florida state the atlantic, they have miami coming up tonight, cole stoudt with two pick sixes in the game, duke falls to virginia tech 17-16 so georgia tech with the temporary lead in the a.c.c. coastal. final thoughts on the day, spencer. >> spencer: alabama can make this very easy. if they win out, they'll make the selection committee's johannesburg very seas -- job very easy. if they don't, it's mayhem. >> brian: you still have to run through there if you're going to do anything in football you have to do it in tuscaloosa first. >> adam: that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the dodge post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. over on cbs sports network, it's u.s.f. taking on s.m.u. at 8:00 eastern followed by "inside college football" presented by dodge. next saturday "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs" continues with the best game from the best conference, ole miss

an fbs record 40 # yards, breaking ladainian tomlinson's record of 406 wisconsin wins. but the huskers held him to zero in the fourth quarter. what's that? he didn't play in the fourth. never mind. big ten, ohio state and minnesota, it was cold in minneapolis. j.t. barrett of ohio state, 189 rushing for the buckeyes, most by a quarterback in a single game in school history of buckeyes win 31-24 over number 25 minnesota. get on in there, j.t. let's go to the pac-12, this game currently airing on espn. also the watch espn app. storm woods has a long touchdown run for oregon state. so, too, does ward. this one, 66 yards against arizona state. who has just scored and right now they've cut the lead to 14-10 late first quarter in cor corvalis. back to the s.e.c. where after a four-game suspension georgia running back todd gurley was back and rain for 138 yards but left with a knee injury. no definitive word on his condition but georgia wins 34-7. arkansas gets their first conference win since october 2012, snapping a 17-game league losing streak blanking lsu 17-0. south carol

investigators say the man was found in the area of braddock mill road and tomlinson road around for 30:00 today. they're not releasing his identity at this time. cops want anyone who may have been in the area at the time to give them a call. >> the man accused of in the abduction of a philadelphia woman is on suicide watch in virginia jail tonight. delvin barnes has been extradi extradited that for another kidnapping case. barnes also facing federal kidnapping charges for snatching 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither off a germantown street last sunday. fox 29's dave kinchen reports, federal investigators are wor working to bring barnes back to philadelphia. >> reporter: fbi is working to bring 37 year old delvin barnes back to philadelphia. he will answer charges now next week in connection to the abduction of 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither. in the meantime he was answering different charges in another case in virginia. >> mr. barnes anything to say to the people here in central virginia? >> take bleep. tell them that. >> reporter: only a statement of profanity from delvin ba

a 54-year-old man was found dead thursday near braddock mill and tomlinson mill road.ice are asking anybody who may have noticed anything suspicious in that area, especially a man wearing a red shirt or black jacket to contact them. >>> it has been a very difficult week for the people of chester county. the community there is mourning the deaths of a toddler and mother in two separate murders. nbc10 was at gateway church in parksburg last night for a candlelight vigil for the victims. last month miller, a mother of two, was murdered outside of a ymca. her funeral will be held today. and then last tuesday 3-year-old scottie mcmillan seen here was beaten to death allegedly by his mother and her boyfriend. >>> from our south jersey bureau. camden county officials are responding to allegations that police officers used excessive force when they arrested a man in june. yesterday a lawyer for xavier ingram called on authorities to release additional video from the arrest in june. ingram says that officers stepped on his back and neck leaving him paralyzed. he's suing the cou

officers were handing out flyers tonight near braddock mill and tomlinson mill roads. that is where that 53 year old was found last thursday afternoon. the man was wearing a red shirt and a black jacket. anyone with any information is asked to call police. >> new charges against alleged trooper killer eric frein. prosecutors added terrorism charges after he told them he wanted to quote wake people up. a thumb drive belonging to frein contained letter that spoke of a quote revolution. he's accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another. >> new at 11:00 tonight the attorney for one of the victims in the tacony basement of horr horrors case says a $45 million judge against the defendant says a clear message a jury awarded million of dollars in tamara one of the challenged victims held against her will abused and defrauded of her social security checks for years. her attorney tells us they were very happy with the verdict. >> hopefully, it's a stern warning to anyone who would abuse those in our society who are more vulnerable. >> the judgment was ent

of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales lord igor, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper, and the reverend robin griffin-johns. so i welcome you all and i'm grateful for your participation in today's ceremony. this exhibition was organized by the library of congress in partnership with the lincoln cathedral, bringing magna carta to the u.s. usa. we are immensely grateful to dean phillip buckler for the loan of lincoln cathedral's 1215 magna carta to the exhibition. when the magna carta returns to england next year, it will be reunited for a brief commemorative event with the three other copies of magna carta that survive from 1215. two of which are kept by the british library. one of which is kept by salisbury cathedral. the british library will display the four surviving manuscripts for one historic day. it will be the first time they have ever been exhibited together. the lincoln magna carta will then be moved to its permanent residence in a dedicated vault specially constructed this year as part of the lincoln castle project. now, you may have notic

the 408 yards a division 1a record breaking the mark head by la damien tomlinson. 408 yards in one gameu know, football field is 100 yards. >> yeah. >> he ran that thing four times. >> four times in one game. >> okay. >> i have trouble running from the sports department to the s set. (laughter). >> i heard you running. >> you know what i just saw -- >> i'm out of breath. >> our eagles jason kelce getting off the plane in t shirts. >> that's how he rolls. >> tough. >> i hope that cold doesn't work against them. >> all right. that's our news for this saturday night. thanks for joining us. >> be sure to join us for fox 29 weeken huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse?

ben tomlinson, 26, shot in the neck in afghanistan, rolling through the door of his new home.tove he can raise and lower. >> it's really overwhelming. it's humbling to know there's that many people around me that just want to help out. >> he told us they've given him more than a home. they given him independence. here in new york, we went to the parade today, the flag, our troops, marching up 5th avenue. right there, corporate frank milano, who told us it was an honor to meet us, and we told him it was the other way around. it's an honor for me to meet you. >> thank you. >> he remembers normandy. he was a radio man in world war ii. do you remember what it was like? >> yes. frightening. >> frightening. he showed me his book. wow, there you are. young frank, huh? >> $6 a month. >> $6 a month. there were so many other veterans. ricardo saunders, who served in iraq and afghanistan, here to thank the older veterans, because without them -- >> i wouldn't have been able to do my job, you know? so hopefully i'm paving the way. >> nice to meet you. this entire family here for their dad

goes out of town, something blows up domestically, this time it was, one, gruber and that lucas tomlinson uncovered this memo about immigration, basically it got out in front of the white house, they're not here to explain it, so they have lost another seven days, ten days before the president could explain why he thinks this is the right thing to do and why all of a sudden he's allowed to do it when he said he wasn't arnl to before. >> all right. >> you know what's a. >>> time for facebook friday. kimberly, question number one. i have a grand son name ronan. how did you come to name your son ronan? >> i was pregnant, about five, six months. my husband asked me, okay, come on, we need to come up with a name, he's not going to have a name, it's going to be weird. i said why don't we call him ronan. because my dad gave me the idea. >> to bob from rose asks, what book or author influenced you most as a young man? >> as a young man? >> i think mark twain probably. >> interesting. >> yeah, because -- >> favorite book? >> favorite book? what's the name of the book we like so much? "santarum." >

goes out of town, something blows up domestically, this time it was, one, gruber and that lucas tomlinson uncovered this memo about immigration, basically it got out in front of the white house, they're not here to explain it, so they have lost another seven days, ten days before the president could explain why he thinks this is the right thing to do and why all of a sudden he's allowed to do it when he said he wasn't arnl to before. >> all right. >> you know what's next? >> facebook friday. [announcer:]startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 41 companies are investing almost $80 million dollars, and creating 1750 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes, no corporate taxes, and no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that is is right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. bef

and the second thing is that lucas tomlinson, a producer herw at fasox n uncovered this memo,t about immigration and so basically it got out in front oo the white house. they're not here to explain itig and shape it. of so they have lost yet anothero seven days, ten days before the president could explain why he thinks this is the right thing to do and why all of a sudden he isks t allowed to do it when hef he wants able to before. >> there you go. >> all right. >> you know what'so next?rnl >> facebook friday? >> yeah. facebook friday. >> here it comes. ♪ ♪ >> i think mark twain probably. >> interesting. >> very good. >> yeah. favorite book? >> favorite book? what's the name of the book -- >> santarim. >> dana from christine. will jasper have a 2015jasp calendars coming out? >> what are the groans? the jasper calendar is something i kind of just do for friends>> and family. >> darn it! >> but 2015 is going to be a really good year. >> working on it soon. >> we have to look at that thin. in the make-up room every day. >> it's awesome! >> greg from lynn. do you read all of your tweets

that said, he could be unveiling his amnesty plan as soon as next week according to producer lucas tomlinsonho obtained the president's ten-point plan. the most controversial portion is suspending deportations for illegal immigrants meaning more than 4.5 million get to stay. house speaker boehner is vowing congress will do everything it can to stop. >> the president's threatening to take unilateral action on immigration. even though in the past he's made clear he didn't believe he had the constitutional responsibility or authority to do that. and i just say this. we're going to fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this path. >> okay. so here we go. one week after the election, kimberly, president obama said he didn't have the legal authority but maybe that has changed. apparently they're going to focus on the deportation issue in particular and not deal with the other comprehensive things like the high-tech visa. >> perhaps. give him the benefit of the doubt. maybe it's a different constitution and not one it seems the united states of america. but nevertheless, he's embol

richard tomlinson said, this accident had to happen. co-founder of deep space industries and a space entrepreneur and someone with a vested interest in making sure everybody doesn't high tail it out of the spay industry right richard? you've got to say this is just part of how it's supposed to go. >> well, it's not that i have to say it, it's just that it's an northwes inevidentability. a lon an elon and spacex have had a perfect record but unless we get sloppy in our self-confidence this is going to happen. it had to happen now and actually as terrible as it is, it is better that it happened now than later when that vehicle is full of spaceflight participants. >> you're not new to this game. you have been in the space industry for a while and as i've been speaking to people who have been in the space work for ten, 20, 30 years, they get that this happens. you've drawn an analogy to dangers of things we do more commonly. we sign on, edo this with our eyes open. -- we do this with our eyes open >> absolutely. this is something that these

was discovered on the side of the road. 53-year-old man was found dead thursday near braddock and tomlinson roads. police are asking anybody who may have seen anything suspicious in that area, especially a man wearing a black shirt and red jacket to contact them. >>> this morning a man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman off a germantown street is on suicide watch in a virginia jail. we first showed you this video of delvin barnes arriving a the jail thursday night at 11:00. he will heat to court next week on wednesday to face attempted murder charges in a kidnapping case out of richmond. now barnes is also accused of abducti ining freeland-gaither sunday night. police rescued her wednesday night in maryland. >>> u.s. attorney general eric holder is praising team work in the rescue of karleisha. holder sent a letter to the director of several agencies saying they represent law enforcement at its finest. in the letter holder thanked those officers saying that police officers worked around the clock and in some cases risked their own lives to bring this woman home safely. he says they

the tomlinson's hotel, we don't have absolute proof that this was burned. is contrary information there. that was also made out of brick. now, these other buildings that you see below it that says "houses that were possibly burned," this is based on newspaper accounts. and there's only one reference and these are in various different newspapers. i can't honestly tell you if these are houses that actually burnt or whether it's mistakes that the newspapers made because just like we've heard over and over today, newspaper accounts are not necessarily the most accurate thing in the world. but if these had been supported by other information, primary documents, i'd be more likely to believe that they also burned but i can't find any of that. i just want to remind you that the americans were very upset about what was going on and when they talked about what had happened to washington, they tend to em bell lesh the true facts. and then if you go down below, these were the things that were burnt after the evening of august 24th. so a better way to look at this is t

evesham township officers handed out flyers, near braddock milan tomlinson mill road last nightment authoritiesre looking for clues in the death after 53 year old man. he was found un respond i have on the side after road last thursday afternoon. that man was wearing a red shirt and a black jacket. >>> uber x won two year license for its riding sharing service in much of pennsylvania, but not in philadelphia, though. uber x locked hospitals with the city parking authority. ppa says the company is operating illegally in the city, with no government oversight on pricing and safety. the agency has been impounding vehicles saying they operate like unlicensed taxies. >> you wouldn't want to be in a regulate -- you would want to be in a regulated cab when something happens. we know who they are. we can track them down. we know everyone that is driving and everyone that owns a car. >> we were real helpful they would be too long sit down and work out sensible regulations. we met with them to discuss that. >> battle over uber x continues, more expensive versions known as uber has been operating legally

officers handed out flyers last night near braddock milan tomlinson mill roads.e 53 year old was found last thursday afternoon. he was wearing a red shirt, and a black jacket. anyone with information, is asked to call police. >> let's get our traffic and weather together. start things offer with katie, good morning. >> good morning, hey, everybody, this is going to end up ac nice bright sunny day, you can definitely, you know, apply the looks can be deceiving phrase to this one, because it will be a coal afternoon for us here, and it is already off to very cold start as jan had mentioned. so giving you a sense of how it is feeling outside in a second, but beautiful sun ride at the moment here on "skycam 3", jack frost, big boulder where we did have some flakes flying, as well as couple of other locations as we mentioned. >> evident by looking at the last three hour loop, clearing out very readily. sun will be present across the board here today. but, here's the thing. not only are you seeing low pressure retreat, but also seeing high pressure try to take it place

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