this afternoon a university e- mail goes out to those on campus. in all not enough information to calm fears here. >> maybe it's not as secure as we thought or originally thought. >> released police report show the man was 48 and he was assaulted as he was getting out of his benz s500, the keys still in the ignition. he was shot three times in the back. his condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. >> campus police say there have been two violent incidents on their 64-acre campus in the past 2 years. this baltimore police officer is on the other side of the law arrested for domestic violence. he's accused in an attack that happened last night. they aren't sharing many details the five-year veteran is suspended about pay. >>> tornadoes carrying through virginia you can see the huge twister and threatening clouds. today the national weather service confirmed a tornado caused all of that damage. the storm ripped trees out of the ground and tore roofs off some homes. no one was seriously hurt. >>> in new york city and across the country, po

. >> university e-mail monday alerted many students to the situation. >> i'm actually in a sorority here on campus. so something happening to a fellow woman on campus is something we addressed. >> samantha olson. shoo and others we talked to called the incident an important reminder. >> i don't always walk around. i always have something with me. i just stay in the house. >> makes you think twice about going out. >> makes you feel safe. >> as for the suspect police don't have much to go on, only that he's a black male, medium complexion. police say on the night of the attack, he was wearing a dark- colored hoody. we're live in charles village, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> police say there are no other reports of similar incidents in the area. >>> updating the breaking story from new york tonight. a helicopter plunges into the east river, setting off a frantic rescue effort. >> reporter: well, denise, there were five people on board the helicopter when it went down. one of them was killed. take a look at the rescue, as survivors cling to the bottom of the upside down helicopter

they would not e lease any new information, but today a universe see e-mail went out and here is the description -- >>> reporter: that was not enough information to calm the fears here. in the last half hour, the city police con firmd that description, released by the iewcht police and the information on the victim, upgraded from critical to serious. back to you. >> thank you. the campus police said there were two violent incidents in the last two years. >>> terrifying moments in howard county, the man pointed a weapon at a woman and her 4- year-old child and has more on who the police are looking for and how the woman was able to escape. >> the police released pictures in columbia. he was a man pointing a weapon at a woman 57d her four year oil daughter. it happen in the bank. the woman saw a cab pull up and pointed to the cab and yelled that the police were outside. the suspect ran out of the bank and the woman and her daughter were not hurt. >>> if you recognize the suspect, call police. >>> two children are hurt when a school bus collided with a car in north baltimore. here is a

the english interest p/e university of alabama-birmingham has survived it twice, the first time when she was 29, the second when she was 40. she wrote extensively about the disease from its pain to prognosis. >> i've gone on and on about we're not all the same. we have to look at people in context. clueless. i was clueless! i didn't have any idea. >> reporter: edwina sanders taught ryan how much more she had to learn. sanders was in trouble when she met ryan. >> here's the house. >> reporter: homeless for 16 years and with stage four breast cancer. you had no place to go. >> i was scared to trust anybody. >> reporter: because it had been so long since you trusted anybody? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: this is the church for the homeless in downtown birmingham whered is rye and edwina sanders first met. it sits just eight blocks from the college professor's office but the two worlds they came from are a million miles apart. >> two years ago, i would have stepped over edwina on the street. i could have been that person without the resources, and it-- it hit me in a way they couldn't-- i co

university. tavis: i am curious undertake as to the e. lee culture in our society. it seems to me that as a guy who came out of harvard, i would think what they would teach you is you should not speak ill of another harvard alum. they taught that, you obviously did not get that lesson. [laughter] talk to me about what you do coming out of that privileged educational background of harvard and cambridge, and so much of what you say is an assault and attack against the elites that run this country. >> there are a lot of elements to harbor. the credo of the university is veritas, which means truth. i went on mostly a full scholarship. my mom was a public house --

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resourceful internet users from the persian global university sent e-mails. hundreds of angry reviews of the atlas and even the phrase and arabian gulf. try persian gulf. spent national geographic i did a correction the tensions in the gulf war still run high over the issue. has even threatened to ban any airline that doesn't the right thing. the closest american equivalent to this kind of pride is the way we use names to convert committees. in my neck of the woods, the tacoma suburbs. and a retirement mecca. to pronounce these names, the way they're spelled brands themselves a clear list of tourist. or worse, california transplant. [laughter] i can say the real pronunciation but then under washington state law i would have to carry. i guess the pronunciation actually i sort give it away by doing it out loud. you have to imagine that. but one thing that struck writing the book is although the headline she did about geography are scary once about how 10% of american college students can't find canada on a map or can't find the pacific ocean or can't find their

the university did send out e- mail and text notifications to the community members warning them to be on alert. >>> another big story this morning. the lululemon murder trial begins today. brittany norwood is accused of killing her coworker and then staging the crime scene. stacy cohan has more. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first day of what is expected to be a very high profile murder trial. the trial of 21-year-old brittany norwood, charged with killing her coworker, 30-year- old jayna murray and because of the incredible amount of interest and the amount of media coverage that this case has garnered, it may make it tricky to select a jury. it was a crime that shocked the community development women found tied up inside the lululemon yoga store last march. one of them, 30-year-old jayna murray, was already dead when police arrived. the other, 21-year-old brittany norwood told investigators they had been section isually abused by two men who killed murray that. story unraveled and norwood now goes on trial facing a charge of first degree murder in murray's death. >> we had

the university isn't out e-mail and text notifications warning students to an letter. >>> a massive earthquake near the iranian border. over 200 are dead but that number is expected to go up. several powerful aftershocks followed yesterday's 7.2 quake. it was relatively shallow, less than 15 miles under the surface, causing widespread damage and collapsing dozens ever buildings. >>> a double whammy for the skins. they lose to the carolina panthers 33-20. the burgundy and gold lost some key starters too, santana moss, london fletcher and tim hightower all left the game with injuries. >>> the rangers even up the series beating the cardinals in game four. derek holland pitched 8 1/3 of shutout ball. game five is tonight here on fox 5. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> good morning. it is 4:30 as we tax a live look over the u.s. capitol dome and what you are waking up is to a chilly day out there. could be nice later on today. -- it is 4:30 as we take a live look over the u.s. capitol dome. let's check in w

the university sent out e-mail and text notifications to community members warning them to be on alert police say the victim was not a student and was not affiliated with the hospital. >>> to turkey, rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors trapped after yesterday's devastating earthquake. aid groups set up kitchens to help those who slept out overnight. the official death toll has just been raised to 270 people, it is expected to go even higher. >>> history is made in libya, the new leaders officially announced its liberation yesterday days after the death of moammar gadhafi, crowds celebrated in benghazis victory square they played the country's old national anthem the one used before gadhafi took control the national transitional council is working on election for a constitutional congress. >>> and they are counting ballots in tunisia's historic election there was a massive turn out yesterday more than 90% of registered voters came out to vote, islamic party has the most votes, the up rising sparked other up risings known as the arab spring. >> the u.s., withdrew the u.

the university sent out e-mail and text note if i indications to its community members warning them to be on alert. >>> president obama will be in las vegas later today continuing to push his jobs plan. nevada's unemployment rate is the highest in the nation at 13.4%. tonight, the president heads to los angeles for two high- profile fundraisers. antonio banderas and melanie griffith will host a fundraiser at their home. >>> herman cain with strong support. the university of iowa poll has cain ahead of mitt romney by 10 points now. cain has been grabbing headline for his 999 tax plan and now poconos are taxing his stance on abortion. cain says he is against abortion but last week clarified to say it should be an option for victims of rape and incest. other presidential hopeful says that makes him pro-choice. >> it is a liberal canard to say i am personally pro-life but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and heating it too. >> you can't be for -- be pro- life and say people have a choice to do whatever the

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the university president is sending out an e mail expressing sympathy and reassuring students the campus is safe and though police did not know when they shot and killed ricardo moreno he was a suspect in this double homicide the police chief tells me that that shooting was absolutely justified and he was aiming his weapon at officers. we'll have more coming up at 5:00. >> and the hell's angel police say shot and killed a fellow biker in a funeral has been identified. the search is under way. but they try to find him, police admit he may also be dead. investigators say he gunned down a 52-year-old after a confrontation in a service for the san jose chapter president, investigators dug up pettigrew's grave to see if he may have been killed and buried there. >> the state parole board just denied a request from a convicted cop killer asking to be freed under california's compassionate release law so he can die at home with his family, he kidnapped two officers in 1963 and shot and killed one of them in a bakersfield onion field. the crime was chronicled and powell now has terminal prostate

the university sent out e-mail and text notifications warning students and staff to be on alert. >>> arrest in a deadly shooting of a prince georges county cab murder. the driver was found dead on tom street, 4:00 a.m. saturday police have not released a motive. >>> developing overseas, rescuers are racing to find survivors from yesterday's massive 7.2 earthquake in turkey just a little while ago they pulled a man from the rubble after he called them on his cell phone dozens more are still trapped now they are giving hope the death toll may not rise as first as predicted so far 217 killed. >> trouble in kenya united states warned of an eminent terror attack last night a grenade attack left 13 wounded in nairobi. militants warning of revenge. >> we have been getting threats from alshebab against americans and westerners it is a very dangerous, uncertain situation. >> terrorists have been blamed for the famine gripping the region since they blocked international aid from bringing in food. somali food. >>> to libya, history is made as the new leaders officially declare libya liberated,

university officials are not this exceptn any of confirm that they send out the e-mail alert. there is a stern warning for arriving freshmen students. this is an urban campus. have to be cautious. police are looking for the three men in connection with the shooting. richard reeves, abc 7 news. a violenthis weekend, attack at a party. a person was stabbed in the back break up a fight. it happened before 3:30 a.m. word on the person's condition. police are still searching for suspects. for information on these stories, you can go to our web wjla.com. >>> police are investigating a bizarre incident. police say 834-year old man got into the dormitory by following 34-year-old men got into a dormitory by following people. he threatened a student and left fight withng to a other students. he got into a physical with officers and facing burglary charges. a high-profile bethesda is set to get underway. the suspect is accused of her co-worker this past march. she killed her inside the store.on the fight may have been started by stolen merchandise insider bad. about two menlice responsib

you may smell natural gas along a mile long pipeline through stanford university property starting 10:00 this morning. part of pg&e venting of gas to prepare it for hydro static testing. the pipeline runs along page mill road and sand hill to 280. pg&e is scheduled to do testing in sunnyvale today. the tests are aimed at validating the safe operating pressure of the segment of pipe and reveal weakness that could lead to leaks. >>> 4:38. time for a check on the weather forecast. i was thinking where i saw the rain coming in this morning. dribs and drabs before and after the tunnel. >> good memory. >> i hardly remember my drive. >> most of the drizzle is in the bay area in the higher elevations in the valleys not as pronounced. hard to see on doppler because it is so low to the ground. it is going to be a moist morning. leftover moisture even if it is not drizzle in your neighborhood the streets are still going to be wet for the better part of the commute. you can see the flow pushing north most of the rain in oregon and washington going to continue moving to the north that's what is going to open us to warmer weath

e customers. >> there are extra patrols and the university campus following reports of a sexual assault there. it happened last friday night inside a room at the towers residence hall. now the 18-year-old victim said she was visiting campus to attend a party with her friends. the attacker lowered her into an elevator and led her to a room where she thought the party was located. they don't know if the suspect lived there or was just a visitor. >> they learned apple has no plans to hold a memorial service for its cofounder steve jobs. but before the death, they made sure his home was protected. apple security met with palo alto police. advance notice gave officers time to plan how they would safeguard his peninsula home. it sits on a public street where anyone can walk or drive up to the front yard. they assigned extra patrols to the neighborhood. 40 people turned up when news of his death came late afternoon >>> more is coming out regarding jobs tough style at apple. he says former apple employees have told him jobs was a micro manager who ruled by fear. he would fire them and rehire them. >>

university. gentleman, welcome to the program. this particular story was widely e-mailed. the discussion was interesting. another story i wanted to bring in. research showing kindergarten may be starting too late. consider this quote from "time" magazine, rethinking pre-k. five ways to fix preschool. take two kids, one from low income the other middle class. let them run around in respective homes at age 5 enroll in kindergarten. were the first day of school comes around, the child from the lower income will be 1 1/2 years behind grade level. the middle class kid 1 1/2 years ahead. that's a three-year gap in learning at the very start. are we starting too late? >> in terms of fighting poverty, there is abuntant evidence to address it early on. some evidence, address it actually in utero with helping mothers -- one of the most helpful projects is a nurse family partnership, which works with mothers while they're expecting. and things like the perry preschool project, another project, terrific results by working intensively with kids very, very early on, as you say, to prepa

. >> reporter: a spokesman for howard university says the school immediately issued e- mail and textff through its notification system, warning about the incident and asking everyone to be on the lookout for suspicious activity. everyone we spoke with on campus received that text message. you need to register for that part of the service. this incident should serve as an important reminder to do so. freshman taylor mcmillan says she will make a point to do this. >> i would like to know when stuff like this happens. >> reporter: students are being extra careful. >> don't be the person walking down the street. >> reporter: the description of the suspect is very vague, but investigators say they are interviewing possible witnesses. anyone with information in the case is asked to contact police. lauren demarco, fox 5 news. >>> d.c. police arrested a man in a deadly shooting yesterday. investigators found the 40-year- old man dead, he was a cab driver. police arrested 20-year-old rashad sly. they have not announced a motive. >>> redskins' fans were handed another disappointment today. >>

e. dewey took them very seriously. it did not meet with universal agreement, even with republicans in new york. >> we are talking about thomas e. dewey's campaign. we will be joined a little bit later by his son, thomas e. dewey, jr. we will be taking your phone calls this evening. you can start dialing in startrichard norton smith. we are working our way back. let's go to the fall campaign and the issues that are there. is hillary truman popular? >> he is not popular at the beginning of the campaign. it is a reversal of what we see now. people were content with record high employment, but they did not attribute it to harry truman. also, global issues were eight huge factor here. one of the things that truman has been criticized in retrospect but at the time was widely praised was running a campaign of national unity in which he tried -- first of all, the idea of bipartisan foreign policy is part of thomas e. dewey's political allegis -- legacy. it is something that began in the 1944 campaign. he supported truman on the airlift to berlin. he support

a solution that starts with one simple e-mail from a law student at george washington university. she lives right there across the street from the protest where i'm standing. and she has one simple request. a little quieter, please, after hours. >> when they first got here, you couldn't see any of the tents. >> reporter: from her window, she can see every movement. she can hear every shout. coming from the occupy dc protest. >> a lot of the time during the day with the honking and the cheering and then the jostling of people set off a lot of car alarms. >> reporter: last night it reached a new level. there was a lot of singing and cheering. >> it was about 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: and outburst inspired by occupy oakland. since protestors here are protesting freedom of speech. they don't have to get a permit, let alone pay for it. but they still must follow federal regulations outlined in a flyer handed out by park police yesterday. >> people were concerned about the noise. >> it wasn't addressed in the flyer. >> reporter: okay. so there is no rule. but consider this. >> i

is part of a high pressure water testing on a line that runs under the university to san francisco. state regulators ordered pg&eo test the line after last year's explosion in san bruno. >>> they want free muny passes for all the district students and they plan to make a request at the school poured meeting. getting to and from school is becoming more difficult and it's up from $10 just two years ago on top of that muny school district -- district has reduced its bus service. >>> welcome back, hello mike, traffic is moving along well, you guys this morning if you are driving on interstate 880 in oakland, it is a nice drive with not a major delay here and you can see traffic continues to move along well as you drive over to the coliseum. also this morning's commute looks pretty good on westbound bay bridge coming to the toll plaza and so far there is a crash for eastbound somerville road and you may see some flashing lights. >> sniff. >> yes. -- steve? >>> yeah. >> forecast calls for drizzle. >> spot on. >> 140 characters or less. >>> that is correct, we have fog and drizzle and san francisco we will focus on you

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after more than a year of e mails and phone conversations, amy,ling and i met at the university of wisconsins sometime during the mid 1980. calcutta was very hot, said amy. i wondered how our conversation about asian american literature veered to calcutta? calcutta was very hot but i got my first doll there. we spent some time in calcutta when we fled

after more than a year of e mails and phone conversations, amy,ling and i met at the university of wisconsin in madison. it was sometime during the mid 1980. calcutta was very hot, said amy. i wondered how our conversation about asian american literature veered to calcutta? calcutta was very hot but i got my first doll there. we spent some time in calcutta when we fled to the united states. the doll didn't look like me blond hair and blue ice bought from calcutta. she comforted me when i remember the sounds of the japanese bombs that forced us to leave our home. did you have a dog? an indian doll to comfort you when you were a child? i told amy about my doll named champy and my oldest paternal uncle who resembled chinese ancestors. my uncle was an astounding musician played the violin and k helo. i would pick up shanty's head and place her ears on the door because her ears were smaller than my ears. i wanted her to listen carefully to the wonderful sound. i may have know in the way children know but my uncle's music would disappear from my life far too soon. he died when he was 40 years old.

. >>> and today pg&e will begin hydrostatic testing on natural gas pipeline around stanford university. it's part of an ongoing effort after last year's deadly explosion in san bruno involving a pg&e pipeline. >>> it is 5:50 now. a candy controversy is leaving a rather sour taste for parents of teens. the lollipops, the gummi bears, the ring pops are shaped like marijuana plants. they can be found in hundreds of stores in the country. the wrappers include the word legalized on them. the company's owner says he is just reacting to trends and that his motivation is strictly business. antidrug activists seeking to have the candy banned right now are some stores in new york. >>> it is 5:51 now. you knew someone had to catch it on camera. coming up, video of that hot dog tossed at tiger woods here in the bay area. >> i was waiting for it. >>> a pregnant woman runs a marathon. the outcome of the race and the delivery which followed. amazing stuff. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used

million but in terms of the one that have to be replaced or retrofitted it's not going to e the entire universe first because the significant number of the devices already tested go out in terms of being resilience of this ten out of 38 or almost 25%. second, many of the receivers were going to be used in areas far away from anywhere our network is going to be coming and third, our -- this isn't a slash cut we're going to deploy your network of free period with five years. there will be a certain amount of exchange of devices the would take place in the ordinary course of business any way so that's how you get down to the 100,000 to a 200,000 number you have to focus on and change out just to clear up the record. >> i don't want to dominate the member because we of questions and i will save my for the other hearing but i do have one quick one or you mr. carlisle because the test results reveal significant interfence and that 10 megahertz band coming and so you have proposed launching in the lower ten or four years' service. my question to you is can you -- will you never use that upper ten? >>

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. >> reporter: the university has confirmed seven cases since last week at several buildings and sorority and fraternity houses. e-mail sent suggesting everyone get the shots. >> i found it serious. i asked my parents to ask our family doctor and they recommended i got an additional shot. >> reporter: some students say taking any time off to be sick can threaten grades. >> you have to go to school no matter how sick you are. i guess i'm selfish, i go to school sick. >> reporter: the university wants to stop this outbreak before it spreads. >> the incubation period two to four weeks. people who are sick today or last week if they are getting others sick we may not see it for three, four weeks. >> reporter: a sign is a swelling of glands along your neckline. campus will be giving out more shots for mumps next week and the flu and whooping cough at the clinic at the campus between noon and 6 p.m.. >>> apple fans continue to mourn co-founder steve jobs. his pending death was discussed beforehand in a meeting between apple security officials and palo alto police. this week's meeting focused on allowing police to plan

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fearing the worst many students and university staffers did just that taking no chances taking cover. >> it was a lot of confusion because there are so many e- mails coming in that had different times. >> a tornado was about to come down on campus and take cover. our boss advised to us go downstairs. >> reporter: turns out there was no tornado, but university police say they sent the alert after getting a warning from accuweather data service. >> there was a storm approaching with rotation, it was likely a tornado would form based on their information that it was heading for the campus and slightly west. based on the information, i felt it was necessary to alert the university community. >> reporter: sirens went off before an all clear was issued. many students say despite the scare and confusion they're glad to have had the alert, better safe than sorry. >> i don't see anything wrong with that. everyone is moving towards the basement and so i think they did the right thing. >> that's maureen umeh. last look outside now the rain is coming down. it looks calmer now. a couple questions for sue palka including what's going to happen tomorrow.

>>reporter: university confirmed 7 cases among students since last week at several campus buildings in greek so reporter and from a trnt houses. e-mail sent out this week suggesting everyone, professor staff and students, get the shots. >> sounded pretty sear us and so then i asked my parents to ask our family doctor and they recommended to get an additional shot. >>reporter: campus medical director says many of the infected have had the mumps vaccine in the past. he says a.b.'s sister shot is recommended because crowded environment like university can provide an easy spread of the virus. >> coughing sneezing on somebody else and someone being close enough to have those secretions either land on them finger or hand. >>reporter: resemble the flu according to the doctors suffering from fatigue, ache and pain, headache, loss of appetite but some students say that taking any time off to be sick can threaten her grades. >> sol far behind like you have to go to school l no matter how sick you are. >> the fact we spend 70 dollars a day i think it's broken down to for classes but honestly i guess pretty selfish in that i just good to sc

. >>> students at the university of maryland college park got quite a scare as the storm rolled through. the campus alert system sent text messages and e-mails reporting a tornado was bearing down on college park and then the storm sirens started blairing. [ tornado siren ] >> thousands of students sheltered in basements at both dorms and academic buildings. the storm did not produce a tornado. instead they got heavy rain and frequent lightning. the school sent out an alert after they said a storm with possible rotation was near the campus. >>> a search is under way for an 11-year-old. the mother was found dead and the father was charged with the murder. matt jablow has been following this all day and has more. >> right now they simply don't know the whereabouts of 11-year-old william mcquain and it seems to be an increasing possibility that he'll never be found alive. >> reporter: the body of 51-year-old jane mcquain was found early this morning. >> there was evidence of trauma to her upper body. >> oh, my god. oh, god. oh, gosh. i mean, i was shaking just like this. >> reporter: according to police, mcquain and her son were last seen

>>reporter: university confirmed 7 cases among students since last week at several campus buildings in greek so reporter and from a trnt houses. e-mail sent out this week suggesting everyone, professor staff and students, get the shots. >> sounded pretty sear us and so then i asked my parents to ask our family doctor and they recommended to get an additional shot. >>reporter: campus medical director says many of the infected have had the mumps vaccine in the past. he says a.b.'s sister shot is recommended because crowded environment like university can provide an easy spread of the virus. >> coughing sneezing on somebody else and someone being close enough to have those secretions either land on them finger or hand. >>reporter: resemble the flu according to the doctors suffering from fatigue, ache and pain, headache, loss of appetite but some students say that taking any time off to be sick can threaten her grades. >> sol far behind like you have to go to school l no matter how sick you are. >> the fact we spend 70 dollars a day i think it's broken down to for classes but honestly i guess pretty selfish in that i just good to sc

e-mails according to the company. >>> the three american hikers who had been imprisoned in iran spent the day here in washington thanking an american universityprofessor for his help in their release. the doctor wrote a letter to the iranian government asking for the release of the three. he wrote the letter after a plea from josh fattal's mother. he told news4 what amazed him is that all three used their time in prison as a learning experience. >> three human beings arriving almost unscathed and ready to give, to share with the whole world their sense of compassion. >> he met with sarah shourd after she was released and helped her while the two others in prison. >>> the reversal in the michael jackson trial. >>> the montgomery county council taken to task tonight. what the kids had to tell the council members. >>> we'll take you to the town where they're concerned about distracted driving, including >>> the fbi tracked down the guy who hacked e-mail accounts of dozens celebrities and posted nude photos online. christopher cheney of jacksonville started hacking last november. he is accused of stealing e-mails from johansson, christina aguiler

e. b. du bois speech at howard university. she is the author of the award winning book, "barbershops, bibles, and bet, everyday talk and black political fault." dawn of brazil has described her most recent book, "sister cinema: shame, stereotypes, and black women in america" as insightful and provocative. the title of her lecture today is ricans"trudgen lessons." current u.s. -- is " reconstruction lessons." please welcome melissa-harris- perry. [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction. let me tell you a story -- i am from the south. i grew up in charlottesville, virginia and then richmond, virginia and went to college and grad school in north carolina. now in new orleans. at some point, maybe six or seven or longer ago months ago, i got this invitation. it came through the woman who handles my electors. -- my lectures. i heard her say it on the phone and i typed it into my google calendar, chat and a lot -- can't judge an elector. [laughter] this made perfect sense to me because it was about the civil war and was

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