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>> the buffalo bridge to me is an example of how washington, d.c. is itself the cityis a multi-layered urban archive of indigenous history. so there's this bridge that exists that connects q street in georgetown with q street kind of bordering dupont circle. georgetown exiftsted prior to washington. i think 1751 is when tifs founded. decades before washington or the district of columbia. but as the two cities sort of developed over a period of decades and into the 19th century, this sprawl brought them closer andp2=ñ closer. there was a proposal to connect the two. rock creek separates them. so they would have to build a bridge. q street was the location selected for the bridge. there were a couple of issues. q stree\d÷x in washington and q street in georgetown are about 185 feet apart. so the bridge -- north/south. the bridge would have to be curved. and secondly, q street ended in the historic dumbarton mansion which had to be moved 100 feet to build the bridge. there's question about whether there should be a bridge. why not fill it in in rocks and other stuff? whi

>> the buffalo bridge to me is an example of how washington, d.c. is itself the citys a multi-layered urban archive of indigenous history. so there's this bridge that exists that connects q street in georgetown with q street kind of bordering dupont circle. georgetown exiftsted prior to washington. i think 1751 is when tifs founded. decades before washington or the district of columbia. but as the two cities sort of developed over a period of decades and into the 19th century, this sprawl brought them closer andp2=ñ closer. there was a proposal to connect the two. rock creek separates them. so they would have to build a bridge. q street was the location selected for the bridge. there were a couple of issues. q stree\d÷x in washington and q street in georgetown are about 185 feet apart. so the bridge -- north/south. the bridge would have to be curved. and secondly, q street ended in the historic dumbarton mansion which had to be moved 100 feet to build the bridge. there's question about whether there should be a bridge. why not fill it in in rocks and other stuff? whic

. >> reporter: mostly peaceful protests continued around the country in new york city, washington, d.cichita, kansas, and cambridge, massachusetts. and the coach of the st. louis rams defended his players who took to the football field with their hands raised. the players won't be disciplined by the club or the nfl. president obama has promised to follow through on all of this to use his last two years in office to, quote, make things better. t.j., reena. >> thank you, as always. >>> a student has been arrested after a frightening situation at a utah high school. police in plain city said a student brought a loaded handgun to school with the intention of shooting a particular person and then opening fire on the school. another student saw the weapon and alerted the school resource officer. officers searched each classroom. >> i saw a s.w.a.t. team outside, the school surrounded. >> it was very scary for quite a while until we found out for sure what was going on. >> there had been some type of relationship with this other student. and for whatever reason he decided to come and to targe

city streets before getting on 880 northbound. several minutes later he exited the freeway at washington avenue on to san leandro city streets increasing the danger for officers and residents. the suspect dove on the wrong side of the road and took the van off-road next to the bart tracks and blew through several stop signs. at east 14th, the truck stopped and the passenger jumped out and hopped on a bicycle peddling away but he would not get far. police arrested him. the driver left him behind and drove into a wooded upper in san lenadro area. our camera saw the suspect pull out a football and he disappeared into the brush. >> that suspect was taken into custody. our reporter was right there when it happened and he byes up

also more predictable summer weather than some cities, say like washington, dc or boston. another city in the ring, l.a. but they've already hosted the olympics twice so the olympics international may be looking for a new place to go. one thing lacking here in the bay area? a centerpiece stadium. >> the centerpiece of the summer olympics is the olympic stadium. the opening ceremonies, closing ceremonies, track and field which is the signature event of the olympic games has to be held in this stadium. right now we don't have one. >> the plan is to build a $350 million pop-up stadium in brisbane. this is an artist rendering. to be torn down when the games are finished. >> the olympic committee will make a decision on which city to go forward with early next year. the ioc picks the final winner in 2017. >> when you look at the different cities and the security challenges of washington, dc, the boston weather, the fact that los angeles already has done it and the fact that the usoc is saying let's go make a bid, san francisco and bay area looks pretty good. it's not going to co

he went to new zealand and australia not coming to new york city or washington, d.c. this is the first trip to new york city and also to washington, d.c. for the prince and dutches of cambridge. >> a little too busy for the prince george there. >> rain, ice and snow making a big mess of the midwest today. >> the northeast is next. janice dean joins us this morning. we always love that. she is tracking the weather for us. >> the prince and the dutches need to call me. we are dealing with nasty weather across the northeast. there's our storm system to the west that will combine with a southeast coast classic nor' easter. how much air is going to determine how much snow we get. overnight tuesday as we head into to this morning. rain comes continuing this afternoon for all of these big cities along the i 95 corridor. we think it will be too warm for snow but heavy rain on the backside of this. that is where we could see the snow on wednesday. you can call me i will give you a forecast up to date. >> i would rather snow than rain. it will be a rain event. >> coming up. rewa

we think the olympics can do that for the rest of the city. >> if washington prevails, the city thens to the so-called general elections of 2017, when the olympic national committee will make the final election from among all the countries putting forth candidates. >> do you think seeking the olympics is a good idea for washington, d.c.? let me me at facebook.com/bretbaier. >>> police believe today's shooting outside an alternative high school in portland may be gang related. two boys and a girl wereshooter. portland was also the scene of a school shooting in jucne. >>> the suburban washington family torn apart by a horrific plane crash. marie dumal and her two sons died when a plane slammed into their gaithersberg, washington home. the father and daughter were not home at the time. the crowd sourcing website go fund me is hosting a donation site. so far it has taken in about $3440,000 this week, for the family.mb you can now use your smart phone to figure out if you have had too much to drink before the drive home, a new app called ndui has been rolled out by officials in maryland

. >> but washington is the city where four moms took their voices. the families trayvon martin, michael brown, rice and eric garner. all four boys killed by bullets of police. garner's mother addressed the huge crowd there in washington. >> it's just so overwhelming to see all of you that came to stand with us today. i mean look at the masses. black, white, all races, all religions. this is just a great moment. this is a history making moment. >> that's right. >> let's go to our reporter in d.c. you heard there garner's mother talked about all of the diverse group and she saw people there of all ages and races. i imagine that's what everybody saw. >> this crowd was peaceful but empassioned. the mood is really one of focus. protesters seemed like they had a task to do and they took that task very seriously. and organizers say they were going for size and symbolism. symbolism in choosing spence avenue, a very iconic street in washington, d.c., to hold this march. and we marched every step if start to finish, nearly a mile, with the protesters. we met pe

>> guest: um, it's washington. it's a city that a lot of people make a lot of money off the system.and part of that system is campaigning, and part of that system is raising money. there's a lot of vested interests that don't want to see it changed at all. but i think the most important thing right now, especially for democrats, is we have to admit, you know, money is a problem for us also. and, you know, i think the reform efforts have -- especially coming out of congress and, you know, barack obama hasn't really said much about this in the last two years besides speaking about the evils of big money, but the reform efforts in the congress have blamed republicans without looking at themselves and saying we are, you know, we have to change how we do this too. >> host: democrats this election cycle in 2014, they have one of the most successful super pacs, majority usa is a nonprofit organize, doesn't have to disclose its donors. they have various other successful, big money operations that were animated by the citizenned united decision or, as we mentioned, the speech now decision wh

city. washington, d.c. chicago, and oakland. in cities across the country people took to the streets to protest the decisions of two grand juries not to indict police officers in the deaths of two unarmed african-american men. >> what comes as we've seen in recent days in our criminal justice system too many americans feel deep unfairness when it comes to the gap of professed ideals and how laws are applied on a day-to-day basis. >> the grand jury decisions i am inflamed protesters. and the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri by a white police officer darren wilson, those shootings and the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in cleveland last month exposed divisions in communities. >> there was a decision by a grand jury not to indict police officers who had interacted with an individual named eric began center new york city. all of think was caught on videotape, and speaks to the larger issues we've been talking about now for the last week, the last month the last year, and sadly, for decades. that is the conce

washington, d.c. right now. yñ protest from new york city, washington, and of course in our own backyard in oakland., there is one last night. these are live look now from our nbc chopper in oakland. right now they started at frank agawa plaza. protesters are heading toward west oakland. not sure what their game plan is tonight. from oakland with more. >> i want to hear out there that black lives matter. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: what is happening is a÷:q( peaceful shutdown and protest of the golden bear campus. >> they spoke before a large crowd. solidarity of the people with ferguson, with the people of new york. >> reporter: in the name of michael brown, now eric

. >> did he also photograph historic sites in the city, in washington, in other cities where it wasn'tust battlefields or people, but also architectural places that we -- >> well, when the -- when gibson went down on the peninsula he often took pictures of sites related to revolutionary war, yorkstown and things like that. i don't think of the photos as being essential architectural. there were landscapes done in connection with the top graphical engineers. brady was really a portrait photographer his whole life and he really wanted to take pictures of people. thanks. yes, sir. >> thank you for filling in that void i had about brady. i have a several-part question. of the many pictures that brady took of lincoln, who paid him? how much was he paid? >> who made -- >> who paid him. the government? and how much was he paid? >> i would very much doubt he was paid at all. he took many, many -- if you go into his account books at the library of congress from later on in the 1870s you'll see all these places where it seems like with increasing futility comp for mr. brady. brady always took pi

cities across the country, from ft. lauderdale and boston to san francisco and chicago yesterday. >> washington is the city where four moms took their voices, the families of trayvon martin, michael brown, tamir rice, eric garner, all unarmed black men and boys killed either by bullets or police. they joined tens of thousands of demonstrators in the nation's capital. >> we need to point out most of yesterday's nationwide protests were quite peaceful. however in new york, two police officers are recovering in the hospital after officials say protesters attacked them on the brooklyn bridge last night and in oakland, california, at least 45 people were arrested after protests there. >> demonstrators calling yesterday's big march in washington an historic moment, a history-making moment as thousands marched to the u.s. capitol demanding change. >> nick valencia has more for us. >> united, the people, we'll never be defeated. >> reporter: they came from the hundreds for a justice march. some were bussed in from organizers from nearby states. >> i live in new york. >> reporter: others walked just a few minutes to get here. >> i

new york city and pockets shutting down here. chris welch is in downtown washington tonight. what is happening where you are? >> reporter: well, erin, it sounds similar to what brooke is seeing but we are on broadway, it goes without saying broadway, a major thoroughfare here in new york city. and we're seeing crowds of people. we started in foley square, the same place brooke started, where there were a thousand, 2,000 people that came out to protest tonight and now the group has split off. brooke was headed in the direction of the brooklyn bridge if i'm not mistaken and we are walking north on broadway toward midtown. you can see way in the distance the chrysler building. it is safe to say there is probably frustrated drivers tonight but if you talk to the people in the crowd, that is the least of their concerns. they are concern is getting the message out. the people here believe this is systemic in america, we have a problem with race relations with police in america. i want to give you another look at what we're seeing here. crowds of people just wandering through traffic

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there's a big one in washington, d.c. called city center. you have office buildings, high- rises, condos, and you have shops. the shops are just about as close as your internet. you can push send on your internet or walk to the bricks and mortar store. that's the future. >> i will give you an example. the internet is a key thing in my generation. i was looking and waiting for the deals, different websites, comparing, google, yahoo! you can compare and get into the deal because there's more competition. >> beautiful, beautiful. you hear that? buy it on the internet. >> it's going to transform retail shopping in this country to a dramatic degree. it's going to reform and drastically changed the whole range of buildings. not just shopping centers but office buildings, et cetera. it's all going to change because of the role of the internet. >> are you going to try to get into this deal with all your buildings? >> going to stay brick and mortar? >> i'm in brick and mortar for a lifetime. no question. >> can you survive? >> so far, so good. >> so

social worker accused of having desex is are sheriffs deputies arrested if for -- >>> the city of spokane, washington is providing some holiday cheer to shoppers with the help of parking pix cities. it's all part of the parking enforcement secret santa program. if a shopper pulls up downtown and pulls when a parking enforcer is nearby, they will put two free hours on that meter for the driver. >> we get a few people yeah that are pretty excited. it's kind of a nice change of pace. makes them feel good about coming downtown. >> this is the city's second year. last year officers gave out $400 worth of free parking. the program does not allow officers to feed people's meters while they shop or give them a free pass if their meter expires. >>> for many people the weekend after thanksgiving marks the real start of the holiday season. some people from the bay area traveling through sacramento over the weekend found themselves pulling over to enjoy a unique holiday lights display. reporter tom has more on the show. >>> the sight of millions of led lights is simply irresistible. >> that's how we saw it from

i always say the washington is a city of no consequence.see billions of dollars being wasted in the city. now we seed a guy who's made a lot of money off obama care with a very sordid story behind it. i mean, are there really going to be consequences? how can we get consequences? >> i think some of the consequences were in the election. there was some response. gruber was a small part of it. he didn't lose the election for all the democrats. but this building unhappiness with the president, limiting your choice to your doctor, all the limitations of obama care. then we find out it's a bunch of elitists who think we're all too dumb to figure this out that they tricked us and gave us obama care. it's insulting to most of us who live in middle america, who think that these elitists think that they're better than we are and they're going to give us stuff and it's going to be good fours and take it or else they'll give us a penalty or a tax as justice roberts calls it. >> former hhs secretary sebelius made a statement something to the effect tha

people out of cars it's the way to do it i don't know if i've heard people in paris or washington, d.c. or other cities it was a blunder to spend that kind of money but those are home sharers they need to get people around regardless of the getting people around in fisherman's wharf that has to be better connected can i ask specifically about the theatre site you mentioned you know there's kind of funding restrictions where mta could diagonally get that site. >> first of all, i'm going to comment i think i'm smart enough not to touch an electric rod from an engineering prospective having a piece of property adjacent to where you're going to build a station it's a huge benefit i don't know if chuck is still in the audience they've piloted that most of my background is in trait planning i've leader a lot but whether it's that site or another stuart site yeah. it is great to have it if you don't have it it is more difficult to construct if i could use this opportunity to address commissioner antonini raised regarding kirkland mta has no plans to leave kirkland it's a site we're stressed for space if we di

applications were washington to new york city hall has come out in support of the movement. some say that means that the mayor of new york is partly responsible for the killings of the officers. >> this cannot go on. this cannot be tolerated. this starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor. >> reporter: but those who came to mourn the new york policeman's death made it clear that they stand for peace. >> i hope and pray that we can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to peaceful coassist tense. >> reporter: many community leaders say the blame game is not helping, and its time for the vie thrones stop. >> much more to come here on al jazeera. the accused serbian war criminal is back home. >> we meet the king of the sewers and the homeless people who live underground. >> the top stories on al jazeera beji caid essebsi has won to y t tunisia's presidential election. these are the pictures. the pictures of the violence are coming from the south of the country. the results of th results so f

look at the numbers across the mid-atlantic reepingon near the freezing mark in new york city and 36 washington d.c. and norm and west 29 pittsburgh and upper 20s in buffalo, new york. here's satellite 6 and action radar you can see we have partly cloudy sky across the area. this rim of high pressure over the great lakes stays in control and as the weekend wears on this high gets closer to the region. suppressing cloud cover and that when you see to the south of our area. we'll check outed weekend outlook as you holiday shop or ep joy the weekend. tomorrow, limited sunshine. it's calm. 39 degrees. sunday, partly sunny, dry, high temperature of 42. >> a lot to talk about the forecast. sunday marks beginning of winter solstice and tracking wet weather that arrives the day before christmas. we'll take a look at that with the full and exclusive accuweather 7-day, brian. >> see you shortly, melissa, thank you. >> staples says nearly 1.2 million credit and debit cards may have been compromised during a security breach earlier this year and criminals used malware that might have allowed them access to

>> guest: it's washington. a city that -- a lot of people make a lot of money off of the system, and part of that system is campaigning and part of that system is raising money. there's a lot of vested interests that don't want to see it changed at all. but i think the most important thing right now, especially for democrats, is we have to admit money is a problem for us also, and i think the reform efforts have especially coming out of congress and barack obama has nod said much about this in the last two years, besides speaking about the evils of big money, but reform efforts in congress have blamed republicans without looking at themselves and saying, we are -- i we have to change how we do this, too. >> host: democrats this election cycle no 2014, one of the most successful super pacs and pate frat majority u.s.a. is a nonprofit organization, doesn't have to disclose its donors. various other successful big-money operations that were animated by the citizens united decision or speech now decision, which effectivel

people out of cars it's the way to do it i don't know if i've heard people in paris or washington, d.c. or other cities it was a blunder to spend that kind of money but those are home sharers they need to get people around regardless of the getting people around in fisherman's wharf that has to be better connected can i ask specifically about the theatre site you mentioned you know there's kind of funding restrictions where mta could diagonally get that site. >> first of all, i'm going to comment i think i'm smart enough not to

york state naacp and i was expressing my frustration about how far behind new york city was when compared to washington because you all had marion barry. you know what? when marion barry walked in the door in city hall in 1979, minority businesses got 3% of the contracts from this city. term,e started his third minority businesses were getting nearly 50%. [applause] -- let me tellrs you the power of that number. today, new york city's minority contracting percentage is 3%. marion berry transformed black businesses and made d.c. the envy of all. if it was not for marion barry, i would not be the nation's largest african-american economic developer. god bless our city and our country with marion barry. i will close with a familiar saying. perfect, butis not he was perfect for washington. god bless marion barry. [applause] god,ving honor to recognizing the clergy in the , cora and christopher, marion is my friend. i know he is everybody's friend in this room. i was had some surprised that the present of the urban league knew as much as he knows about minority businesses and his commitment to minority busi

washington, d.c. right now. yñ protest from new york city, washington, and of course in our own backyard in oakland.also, there is one last night. these are live look now from our nbc chopper in oakland. right now they started at frank agawa plaza. protesters are heading toward west oakland. not sure what their game plan is tonight. from oakland with more. >> i want to hear out there that black lives matter. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: what is happening is a÷:q( peaceful shutdown and protest of the golden bear campus. >> they spoke before a large crowd. solidarity of the people with ferguson, with the people of new york. >> reporter: in the name of michael brown, now eric garner, calling for police accountability. with more demonstrations expected in nearby oakland, police are preparing again. >> we certainly are here to facilitate free speech, protests, first amendment rights. and we want to create a safe environment for them.aku but also at the same time, it >> reporter: last night's demonstrations largely peaceful. but last week some protests ended with vandalism and arrest. with just ov

washington. at first the city planned to acquire land by trading the reeves center on u street northwest. mayor elect bowser said they believe they can make more m ce. under the new deal the district will pay as much as $150 million to buy the land. d.c. united would then pay about the same amount to build it. >> 4:36 right now. the figh getting a new push today. president obama heading to the ational institutes of health doctors there just published results from a trial of a new ebola vaccine. they are promising those results. the president is congratulating the team working on that vaccine. he'll push congress to act quickly on his emergency funding request to fight ebola in the u.s. and in west africa. the president's visit comes as the world health organization says the ebola epidemic is getting better. the number of cases is slowing in liberia. the spread is stable in new guinea but liberia is out of control in sierra leone. they ha > breaking news. dozens of quarry workers in kenya killed in an isis attack. owe figurs say they a.mmbushed workers while . the non-muslims were singled

less impromptu demonstrations of protest, obstructing traffic in places like oakland, new york city and washington, d.c. this is where they're attempting to put a national frame on their protests. walking from the white house, near the white house along pennsylvania avenue, the main thorough fare all the way to t capitol asking for r reforms of police across the country. whether or not that is taken by legislation by congress, that is a little more unclear because they don't have a really concrete set of demands. the naacp, one of the oldest civil rights groups in the united states has asked for money to be sent to local police officers for equipment from the federal government to be diverted to social programs in those communities. that is not likely to be something that the republican-controlled congress or soon to be in republican control is about to go forward with. about the only piece of legislation that they have passed is one that would require all local police jurisdictions to report the number of police shootings so that for the first time we would have some kind of an understanding of t

cities across this country. those are marchers in washington. mirroring that here in new york city and in san francisco. people filling the streets of cities across this country demanding justice and change. not all of the protests and marches have been peaceful but for the majority they have. this is boston earlier today where some people, protesters confronted police and vice versa. there were confrontations there near the massachusetts state house. despite a few arrests police say the marches have been mostly peaceful. let's take you to new york. it is an amazing site in new york city if you look at the arial shot of all of the protesters. what are people saying? >> reporter: as you mentioned it is amazing. if you look down sixth avenue we have been standing here for over an hour. we have been moving a little bit. for the most part we have been standing still and for a full hour there have been people going by nonstop. the amount of people coming here is in the thousands. i can't even give a specific number. some people said we want to make s

. >>> demonstrations in new york, washington, similar cities across the nation, protesters are demanding racism. >> the demonstrations follow the controversial deaths of michael brown and eric garner at the hands of police and the system that did not indict the officers involved. tomorrow will cap what organizers have called a week of outrage. yesterday, asian, hispanic and african-american staffers walked off their jobs and gathered on the steps of the capital to show support for brown's and garder's family. in staten island, his daughter lying in the spot where her father died in july. >> we want to talk to connie rice, we had you with us earlier this week, connie. a pleasure to have you back with us. we promise to kobts our conversation. i have read after your work in los angeles where you were actively involved in sort of healing some of the ills between the black and brown communities and law enforcement you said cops need to realize they are not in the arrest business, they are in the trust business. help us understand that and where do we do go in terms of rebuilding that trust wh

city streets before getting on 880 northbound. several minutes later he exited the freeway at washington avenue on to san leandro city streets increasing the danger for officers and residents. the suspect dove on the wrong side of the road and took the van off-road next to the bart tracks and blew through several stop signs. at east 14th, the truck stopped and the passenger jumped out and hopped on a bicycle peddling away but he would not get far. police arrested him. the driver left him behind and drove into a wooded upper in san lenadro area. our camera saw the suspect pull out a football and he disappeared into the brush. >> that suspect was taken into custody. our reporter was right there when it happened and he byes up this part of the story. >> right now police officers just drove down the street. that is because the suspect is actually still being examined by paramedics. i will show you the video from sky 7 h.d. you can see the man is wield outside of the paramedic vehicle. the vehicle looks to be parked new a bridge. the suspect was in san lenadro creek and was very wet when he was taken into custody. the miss say he was trying

and the capitals alumni game here on the >> a plan for new growth in southeast washington is running into problems. >> city leaders want to build a green house, bring more fresh food to district of columbia. but the plan has some problems. our reporter is live at the site to explain. >> when this green house was a first proposed on the other side of this fence, it was seen as a big boost for this area. but apparently what no one knew was for years this land has been used as an illegal landfill. we can see where a lot of the trash is accumulating on the side of the creek here. the city allowed so much trash to be dumped here, the ground is not stable. meaning this area may remain an eyesore. >> i'm mostly disappointed thinking about the fact that we almost had a chance to convert what is an abandoned site that could have been built into something useful and beautiful. >> paul lightfoot's partnership with the district to develop this empty lot into a 100,000-square manufacture foot green house is unraveling. >> it doesn't look good. >> mayor vincent gray announced plans for the $5.5 million project which wou

. >>> the new york city police department is on high alert this afternoon, after new threats of violence against its officers, abc news correspondent has the latest now from washington, d.c. >> today new york city police are investigating what appears to be a disturbing new trend, a wave of what appears to be serious threats against police officers. authorities are looking into 40 cases of people threatening more violence since two officers were killed in cold blood last weekend. many of the threats turned out to be empty but there have been at least six arrests. in one case a man was overheard at a bank saying they should have killed two white cops not a hispanic and asian and was overheard saying he would kill a white cop before christmas. across the country demonstrators angry about police shootings of black men did not rest for the holidays. >> police were out in force in the suburbs of missouri, and there were protests in cleveland ohio and in oakland, california, protesters clashed with police. owens was killed by a police officer near the park in october. >> our holidays will never be the same again, we were sitting having a dinner, there was an empty chair.

> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i just happen to be here at city hall taking care of some other business. my name is ace washington, i've been around the city for about 25 years. i been noiing rudy about the same period of time and united players are a very needed organization in the city. i'm here to say i'm from the western addition and i'm supporting it without a doubt, but i really wish the same kind of situation was in the western district where we could come to you and ask you for the same thing. i'm hearing full support of this project here because i think it will start a new era in our city with the younger leadership in the city and county and so many years we have been funding failed efforts over and over and over. but i'm here to say that rudy and the united players has a proven track record throughout the city for a number of years through the hard times, bad times, the murders, the good times, and i think that this program is well overdue, needed and yours truly ace on the case will give the stamp of approval to the united players. congratulations, rudy, congratulations. >> thank you, mr. manelo >> go

in washington, in particular i in think this is a really importanttant story, or set of stories, because native people had a significant role in shaping the citymportant to remember that that washington was a local place before it was a national capital. it had to learn how to become national, how to think of itself as a national city.city. it also became global at some point, too. and native people, and the native presence helped shape pr that process as well, that o process of becoming. >> what part of the 19th centurybout w are wehe talking about, when we talk about native american influence in washington? >> well if we think about the ink actual native population in the city, there are ebbs and flows. at particular moments, in the time period surrounding the removal policies of the 1830s, s when large numbers of cherokee and other southeastern tribal nations were coming to the city, there were very large numbers of native people here. again in the .1850s and 1870s, hese these were all time periods whenn there were large numbers of native people in the city.be in terms of my work though, i want want to span the entire 19th century from the

at home it was police officers under attack as demonstrators took to the street in new york city, washington, d.c., and boston to protests the deaths of michael brown in missouri and eric garner in new york. the march billed, as a million march but just over 20,000 people showed up in all three cities. and in new york, protesters actually called for the deaths of police officers. >> dead cops. when do we want them. >> now. >> dead cops. lou: we'll taking all of that up on wall street. stocks falling after market's worst week in more than three years. today's 100 point plunge on the dow, as crude oil prices continued their six-month selloff. a global crash that has seen the price of crude cut by almost half. we'll analyze what's behind that tonight. but we begin with the hostage crisis in sydney and concerns that there was a long list of missed warning signs leading up to the attack. position news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> within hours of the siege the suspect's online presence was reportedly include ad pledge of support for isis was suspended. we