and with weston high school. poly had desegregated. but the two baltimore cases that were pending, and the argument was they couldn't be separate but equal because had one of the state-of-the-art one of the best in the country printing facilities and there was nothing comparable to that in the black community and the weston lawsuit, weston high school, dealt with the fact that there were no single sex schools for blacks in the city. paul henderson took photographs and i'm sure in this collection are photographs 245 deal with that matter. we then get into the '50s where helena and other who are begg ms in fact started the sit-in movement. it did not begin in 1960, but morgan students at reed's drug store downtown, at reed's drug store on the corner of coal spring lane. and they had actually a fair amount of success. by 1959, they had desegregated all of reed's drug stores and in 1959, they deseg dwbreak gated e run dell's stores. that was another chain. so there was a lot of success all which have is being photographed by the afro and i

that drive-by at the weston art gallery. >>> now here's an early look at some this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend "the hunger games" will still dominate, but two dame new films will do well. the only question is, how much will it take the top spot? 70 million is not out of the question, but are hard-core fans going back for a second look, could drive that total higher. such a huge following. >>> "wrath of the titans," the sequel to 2010's "clash of the titans," will rely on fan loyalty despite not so great reviews, it should start earning back its estimated $150 million cost, taking in about 40 million. >> "mirror mirror" is the first of two snow white movies out this year. this one stars julia roberts and newcomer lilly collins. though critics like it, men aren't likely to. it should earn around 20 million this weekend. and finally, and we do mean finally, lindsay lohan's probation is over. >> my girl is free! >> some said it would never happen. yesterday the judge gave lohan credit for committeeing her community service and therapy. and left her with some advice,

heavy rain out towards weston, out towards great falls.e rain out 97 as you go past wheaton on your way to allegheny. so all of this activity is pushing due east. and once this moves through, that's pretty much it in terms of big time thunderstorms for us tonight and heavy rain. so right now we're looking at a dark white house. it's sleepy time now. temperatures 48. and they haven't moved all day. in fact, they're going to go up a little bit after midnight. the pressure is fill falling to 29.80 inches of mercury. breezy and warmer tomorrow. really spring like tomorrow. in fact, it's going to be a nice day. mainly dry after 9:00 in the morning. much colder saturday night if you have plans. you're going to need a coat. and then we're looking at -- well, a flurry. it's still possible on sunday. late sunday. and sunday night. maybe even a leftover flurry on moon. so it's that -- monday. so it's that kind of crazy. you see the back edge of the precipitation by i95 and it scoots out of here quickly. notice it's all light. then we get breaks in t

country's markets really depends on the improvements of the newly elected president will bring in peter weston from us on capitol outlines for the two possible scenarios. it would obviously be that we have a very formal approach and coming in and that he also gets a cabinet that is filled with sort of liberal minded individuals like could really be profitable have a role in the government as well and that the focus of structure is to show reforms also that they may look at the state owned companies improving transparency that will be a major catalyst that will be tremendously positive for the markets but a return to a police state would be absolutely worst scenario i think that's very unlikely scenario but that obviously would mean that investors would better stay away from russian solvency well it certainly can look at how the markets finished on wednesday session we didn't see much of a trading volumes really once we see your regular trading days because russia is heading in for a long weekend thursday friday and saturday or sunday is as weird as it sounds will be your working day with the m

slightly up to discuss business reaction to the presidential election results let's talk to peter weston economic analyst at investment firm a tone i thank you for joining us here live with r.t. you know what you read into how the russian markets have taken in these. well obviously the result was very much expected in what we have expected news we don't expect the market to react very strongly however it could have been a slight sort of force the reaction on the election but i think also we should note that there were presence like the higher today but again we have actually moved against the. markets so it seems to me that the sort of hope put it would bring economic political stability and possibly more investment have had at least some impact on the market today the experts the global financial news agency bloomberg saying. we will ensure more investment into russia just wild investors be more confident than. what i think the jury's still out on this one i mean first of all we need to see the composition of the. government we also need to see what kind of policies will be prioritized

will analysts say the investors really want to see what's the new government will bring and peter weston from out on capital outlines two possible scenarios. well the best case scenario would obviously be that we have a very full money put in coming in and that he also gets a cabinet that is filled with sort of liberal minded individuals like to dream may be profitable have a role in the government as well and i think focus on structure is choosing reforms also look at the state owned companies improving transparency that would be a major catalyst that would be tremendously positive for the market but a return to a police state would be absolutely worst scenario i think that's a very unlikely scenario but that obviously would mean that investors are better stay away from russia. markets right now we're seeing a flat to positive picture on both the r.t.s. and of my sex with the obvious grudge point two percent a nice x. around half a percent but trading is quite limited to not that much volume we're seeing on the markets today and there might be some selling pressure all because russia is

eighty years in palestine by the colonization of palestine should never forget that and this reporter westone this position of the palestinians from their lands i mean that's a major crime that is not targeting the path of the world going to a vengeance all over the place if the u.s. is so concerned with democrats he weighed only preaching to the saudi friends of the gulf states. with whom they highlighted in syria i mean this is a this is a job this concern for the most has he we have seen the concern for democracy building eighteen states in that way america for what they were and there are two i live in chile to. chavez in venezuela to this and didn't. it will ship in nicaragua it's a car. undermine democracy whenever they don't like it in this record whenever they like it like this you put it to show if you hand i mean this is this is all talk about democracy and human rights from the from the other thing i think states is too stupid too he can use four words so one has to be ok because you made the major voice of the game major avoid beer and i should emerge herbut i'm not going to have

initiatives taken up by the new president by the reelected president bloody mcpherson of course and peter weston for months on capitol looks at two possible scenarios. well the best case scenario would obviously be that we have a very formal to put in coming in and that he also gets a cabinet that is filled with sort of liberal minded individuals like to dream may be profitable have a role in the government as well and that they focus on structure is just reforms also they look at the state owned companies improving transparency that will be a major companies that will be tremendously positive for the market but their return to a police state would be the absolute worst scenario i think that's a very unlikely scenario but that obviously would mean that the rest of the deficit away from russia. higher secular to what's happening on the markets this hour the r.t.s. has managed to come back it was down a bit last hour now around point three percent my six point seven percent and trading is actually pretty thin with out of see big volumes ahead of women's day which means two days off three days off

reelection of let me know and basically the two possible scenarios that we could see are outlined by peter weston from us on capitalism well the best case scenario would obviously be that we have a very i mean and that he also gets a cabinet that is filled with sort of liberal minded individuals like who dream may be profitable have a role in the government as well and the focus of structure is just the reforms also look at the state on companies improving transparency that will be a major path was that it would be tremendously positive for the markets but a return to a police state would be the absolute worst scenario i think that's a very unlikely scenario but that's obviously would be in that investable better stay away from russia. let's take a look at what's happening right now in the markets all looks flat to positive this sell both the r.t.s. and the my six are gaining a moderately well actually healthy r.t.s. has plunged right as i was saying it down a quarter of a percent although my sources are both pretty much the same amount and really not much of volumes we're seeing on the trading f

he then pulled out a weston and pressed it against trotsky cukes >> he qr to the trunk of the car ande believe the he was attempting to move her to another location of. >>james: he is also wanted in a restaurant robbery few days earlier where he also tried to recently there. hicks >>james: in california 20,000 teachers jobs are on the chopping block in many of those jobs are right in and. . dan kerman spoke with teachers about the impact on students. could abandoned teaching is who i am. with each thinks that i have received it is like my life is being taken. >> for the fourth year in a row this teacher has received notice that she might be laid off. >> what are we teaching our children? they do not value education? >> nearly 25 percent of this district teaching staff have received pink slips. >> it means i do not have the security of having a job, instead of planning for teaching third grade next week, i do not know what to plan for other than looking for a job. >> nearly 20,000 teachers statewide have received preliminary layoff notices. 1400 of which are in the bay area. in past ye

. >> you know, i have been reading andrew weston's "the political brain" and one thing that weston saysbout telling the story and making us feel something, and i wanted to show you something this week because romney is criticized in the way that democrats had previously for sort of being unable to connect and tell a story, but this week ann romney put out a wedding anniversary video, and a kind of video valentine and i wanted to show you a little bit of this here. >> mitt had this enormous energy, this enormous infection for life and the love of life. he was very careful about not letting him know how i felt about him, and i think that drove him crazy. >> she drove him crazy and you hear the swell of music and the valentine for all of us to love mitt. is this the effective way to kind of get at the implicit attitudes to change our perspective of who mitt romney is? >> well, i have not seen that ad before, but crazy is a highly politicized word, and i don't know how many votes he will be getting being called crazy by the wife, but it is a term with a complex history. >> indeed it is. and

it takes place wednesday morning at 7:30 at the weston, tysons corner. >> she's got good advice. >> yeah. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00 the parents kicked off that plane because their toddler threw a tantrum are not telling their side of the story. >>> plus the reason why today may have been unproductive at offices across the country. and whether is just maybe a minor detail compared to what we're talking about here, doug. >> you're talking about the ncaa tournament. heck ya. i tell you what, our weather the next couple days? looking pretty good. there are a couple flies in the ointment. a little in the way of some rain. i'll show you when rain could mean a thunderstorm or two as well. >>> coming up in sports the redskins bapaying a hefty price for breaking the rules. the hoyas want to go to the ncaa tournament and tiger woods is hurting. the late >>> a rhode island couple say they can't believe their family was kicked off a flight last month because of their toddler's behavior. the family was boarding a jet blue flight from turks and caicos to the united states when their 2-year-old n

hit washington d.c., and nearly kills george weston. runs into alexander hamilton, none of those things. he says what's wrong, i'm going nuts over this. public credit is going to fail. and what thomas jefferson did was brokered deal done over wine and food in his house between james madison, the leader of the opposition to this plan and now it's in hamilton. madison was not going to vote for the plan. he would not be too strenuous and his opposition. such speculation that he and jefferson found in addition. hamilton with the turnaround and use his influence to draw. he badly needed this bill to select the potomac to the nation's capital. this is referred to as the first great compromise, the first of three before the civil war. this kept the peace and the country together, so what would have been different? well, number one, aside from the bill of rights munro's biggest objection to the constitution was the power of the executive. he had gone to war and rest his life, and he was not about to vote for anyone to come on under a different

i know herb weston who was part of the city council and they mean well but when it comes to listeningd shock jocks i think it's up to parents to make sure that their children don't hear this. if it is and lyrics and music that we don't want our children to hear they shouldn't buy it. we do have whitney houston put out there to dry with such a tragic and they call her a crack bleep. >> i agree with both of them. city councils across the country pass resolutions that are far more silly than this. to honor a tree in the name of blah-blah. but this is somewhat more substantive but saying there should be racist and sexist language and political airwaves that is not the same as seven censoring that speech but part of the solution is making sure there is more diversity on the airwaves. there are more women and more people of color. when you look across the country part of the issue we don't have, i don't mean it in tokenistic way.... >> because the airwaves belong to us. clear channel and even fox. they have to be able to bow with the fcc to get their broadcast in and you can file a petition

a trickle down guy, i was having a conversation with my sister who is a top real estate broker in westonuent suburb, she said three months ago a switch happened and all of a sudden the $2 million homes which are very affluent there which weren't moving, she says, flying. so if you're a subscriber and you see walmart stock but people like macy's and people like nordstrom's doing well you go, okay, maybe -- >> if things continue -- well, if things continue the way they are now, people will feel it. there's no question about that. companies are going to start to hire, paying dividends, earnings, the stock market's going to go up. people will start to see it. the oil and gas industry, for instance, we're here on the coast, is booming in this country which is providing thousands of jobs in the middle of the country. >> i want to ask both of you guys a question. we've heard since, my gosh, you can go all the way back to 2008. people saying that there are trillions of dollars on the sidelines. people are afraid to put that money, invest that money into america. a lot of cash sitting in banks ri

a fish fry in weston with newt gingrich. visiting his campaign headquarters in green bay, also.he tally on republican delegates. 1144 needed to nominate. mitt romney is halfway there with 584. rick santorum, to 95. -- 295. ron paul, 86. newt gingrich, 135. the primary in wisconsin and maryland and the district of columbia on tuesday. we have live road to the white house coverage with your reaction and results tuesday night here on c-span. >> ronald reagan was leaving his hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. the agents are surrounded him. he should six shots. the first in his press secretary. the second one hits a d.c. police officer who had turned around to check on the presidents progress. he was hit and falls down. now, the path is clear. wide open. he has a range of 20 to 30 feet. he can hit stationary targets 20 to 30 feet. >> march 30, 1981. six shots are fired. this weekend, rawhide down author on the race to set a precedent. sunday at 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on c-span3. >> this is the korean war memorial in d.c. this morning, we spoke with the south korea comm