. >> host: "ebony and ivy", professor wilder. i guess the first question is, how did you start down the road and we were laughing before you said 10 years ago when he first started you had hair. [laughter] >> guest: not a lot that i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony and ivy" together? >> guest: is actually sort of a long story that i can make sure it. i had just moved from one job to another in teaching because i had just finished a book project and i started out and it was going to be a simple book, a simple article actually. i was just going to explain how black abolitionists got their education given the fact that they were excluded by race from american colleges and universities. i was going to tell the story read some of them went to europe and some of them went to new england and studied privately. some of them studied privately in the the atlantic and they became ministers and teachers in.years and all the sorts of things. in fact one of the things i got more just and as i started tha

narrator: he was born in the wilderness of the english colony of virginia. and 33 years later, the words he wrote, would shape a new republic. but had he never written a single remembered word, it would still be said of him that he shaped the spaces and dimensions and the taste of the american nation. "the cultivation of the instinct of beauty," he observed, "is a primary practical concern, especially under a government that makes no plans for an astocracy." on a day i1760, young thomas jefferson rides into williamsburg, virginia. back home, at the foot of the blue ridge mountains, he had already begun his study of greek and latin. [bell tolling] now he will enter the college of william and mary to gain what he called a more universal acquaintance. though he is critical of the government and the architecture in williamsburg, he will return here many times over the next 20 years to study and practice law... and eventually to take up residence with his family as the second governor of virginia. "i was bred to the law," he once reflected, "and that gave me a vi

him when he would be out in his wilderness area and people would come through on snowmobiles. it would infuriate him planes would fly over. he would take his .22 and try to shoot at a plane. it's like he couldn't get away from society and technical things like that. and so i think all those things are what drove him to kind of retaliate against society which wouldn't leave him alone. >> mr. kaczynski was alienated from society, and once he made up his mind to start killing people, he used all his intelligence to do it. >> kaczynski started his bombing campaign in 1978. his first devices were somewhat crude and ineffectual. over the years, he perfected his techniques. kaczynski kept meticulous notes and apparently followed his own exploits through newspaper accounts, producing a chilling record of a man obsessed by killing. in reference to the primitive bomb left on campus at northwestern university, he wrote i hoped that a student would pick it up and would blow his hands off or get killed. after his second bomb caused minor injuries, he complained, i had hoped that the victim

him when he'd be out in his wilderness area and people would come through on snow mobiles. it would infuriate him planes would fly over. he would take his .22 and try to shoot at a plane. it's like he couldn't get away from society and technical things like that. and so i think all those things are what drove him to kind of retaliate against society which wouldn't leave him alone. >> mr. kaczynski was alienated from society, and once he made up his mind to start killing people, he used all his intelligence to do it. >> kaczynski started his bombing campaign in 1978. his first devices were somewhat crude and ineffectual. over the years, he perfected his techniques. kaczynski kept meticulous notes and apparently followed his own exploits through newspaper accounts producing a chilling account of a man obsessed by killing. in reference to the primitive bomb left on campus at northwestern university, he wrote, i hoped that a student would pick it up and would blow his hands off or get killed. after his second bomb caused minor injuries, he complained, i had hoped that the victi

. >> huge swathes consist of little more than barely populated wilderness.he resources have long been underestimated. with the price of iron ore exploding, the northernmost corner of sweden is going to go through some changes. the swedish government is planning three dozen new mines. there is growing resistance to the plans. these young people come from all over northern sweden. they have been living in the forest for several weeks, getting used to the mosquitoes, sorting their trash, and making sure no one gets through. he is a documentary filmmaker. he tucks a pinch of tobacco under his lip when he gets angry. for example, when asked if one mine more or less makes a difference in such vast wilderness. >> this has been going on for 200 years, and the forest is being eroded. the land is being taken away. our communities are being destroyed. they behave like colonialists, taking. always taking. now they want to get at the very ground beneath our feet, just for the sake of money. >> and activist who wishes to remain anonymous shows us the extremes to which he

that's we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. caught on camera.. new footage is released of suspected navy yard shooter, aaron alexis... on the day of the rampage... plus...governor o'malley continues to voice his complaints over crime in baltimore.. and where feral pigs are on the loose. tom rodgers has those stories and more, this morning. the f-b-i releases surveillance video of navy yard shooter aaron alexis... from the day of the deadly shooting. you can see alexis running up and down the hallways of building 197 carrying sawed-off shotgun. at the other end of the building... are people trying to escape. f-b-i agents say they're confident that alexis acted alone... and didn't appear to be targeting anyone. he had carved phrases... including "end to the torment" and "better off this way"... into the side of his weapon. he apparently believed he was being controlled by electro- magnetic waves. parlave says: "a document retrieved from the electr

narrator: he was born in the wilderness of the english colony of virginia. and 33 years later, the words he wrote, would shape a new republic. but had he never written a single remembered word, it would still be said of him that he shaped the spaces and dimensions and the taste of the american nation. "the cultivation of the instinct of beauty," he observed, "is a primary practical concern, especially under a government that makes no plans for an astocracy." on a day i1760, young thomas jefferson rides into williamsburg, virginia. back home, at the foot of the blue ridge mounins, he had already begun his study of greek and latin. [bell tolling] now he will enter the college of william and mary to gain what he called a more universal acquaintance. though he is critical of the government and the architecture in williamsburg, he will return here many times over the next 20 years to study and practice law... and eventually to take up residence with his family as the second governor of virginia. "i was bred to the law," he once reflected, "and that gave me a view

that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. >> developing news now the state department says it's looking into claims tonight that 2 or 3 americans kenya foreign minister said that they are 18 and 19-year-old and one lives in minnesota. terrorist took over the up scale mall on saturday. traps launch offenset dave and believe they have freed all the hostages but at least 62 people died. dozens of others injured including 5 americans. among them 26-year-old tl graduatee lane. >> i'm okay. i'm very gratefu grateful. and also very grateful for lick the kenya people. one was so helpful and supportive. >>reporter: the attacker belong to group linked to al qaeda they say the strike receipt ri bugs for keepia forces entering neighboring somalia back in 2011. >> if you rely on rating web seat for review on company and restaurants you may want to get a second opinion. year long investigation in new york city found several businesses hire company to post false

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. >> host: "ebony & ivy," professor wilder, i guess the first question is how did you start down the road? we were laughing before he spent 10 years ago when you first started you had hair. >> guest: not a lot, but i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony & ivy" together? >> guest: is actually a long story i can make sure. i've been moving from one job to another. i just finished a book project on what i thought with the simple book, a simple article. i was just going to explain how black abolitionists got their education, given the fact they were excluded by race in american colleges and university. some of them went to europe. some of them what to do maintenance study privately. some said privately in the atlantic and became ministers and teachers and doctors. but in fact, one of the things that got more interested in was why they were excluded from these colleges, that these colleges in fact had a long history with black people on campus has enslaved people. but they also had a long history with native american and that's a very tight black studen

him when he'd be out in his wilderness area and people would come through on snow mobiles.furiate him planes would fly over. he would take his .22 and try to shoot at a plane. it's like he couldn't get away from society and technical things like that. and so i think all those things are what drove him to kind of retaliate against society which wouldn't leave him alone. >> mr. kaczynski was alienated from society, and once he made up his mind to start killing people, he used all his intelligence to do it. >> kaczynski started his bombing campaign in 1978. his first devices were somewhat crude and ineffectual. over the years, he perfected his techniques. kaczynski kept meticulous notes and followed his own exploits through newspaper accounts producing a chilling account of a man obsessed by killing. in reference to the primitive bomb left on campus at northwestern university, he wrote i hoped that a student would pick it up and would blow his hands off or get killed. after his second bomb caused minor injuries, he complained, i had hoped that the victim would be blinded or ha

it's the last wilderness.t undeveloped, uncultivated, unmanipulated land is the last great stretch of the wilderness idea manifest in america. >> narrator: and the national environmental movement said the pipeline threatened that wilderness. [explosion booms] [engine rumbling] >> the 1973 arab-israeli war developed. in reaction to that, the arab countries formed the organization of petroleum exporting countries, and they immediately tripled the price of their oil coming to the united states. >> the fact that there had been that embargo that led to the shortages in the united states helped us considerably. if you don't help us get this oil, you know what's gonna happen to us next time. it'll be worse. >> narrator: the nation and the congress were divided, the vote in the senate was tied, and the only way to break that tie is for the vice president of the united states to cast the deciding vote. >> and it was broken--the tie broken--by spiro agnew, the only vote he ever cast. i think that was the most significan

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they were out in the wilderness. you could leave if you wanted to. this was a civilian conservation core. this is not trickle down next. in fact, it worked. it began to float local economies. they did an enormous amount of work. they wanted millions of trees. i looked over into alabama across a great forest of trees that were 70 years old. they're planted in huge numbers. imagine the kind of wildlife that becomes. they did an enormous amount of work and when the war was here, there was ready to go fight. this was not what this was intended to do. there are a few statues. they built a lot of lodges and visitor centers. these are just beautiful. amount of landscapes of ccc. this is the park. they did the work in them. the civil works administration was short lived. it was to get the people through the winter. and it was under the administration of a remarkable social worker from iowa named hary hopkins. he was the forerunner of the wpa and the prototype for it. this is a page from the cw a and it showed kids getting hot lunches. that was important. he

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sure we have and we have forests wilder forest wilder thank you sir for joining me and what newspaper do you write for forest i'm sorry to texas the texas observer such as observer gotcha let's i want to start here with you we've got you know the interesting about your port is it highlights the stanley the cerny family family in texas and i want to play a clip from a from an interview that you guys conduct with them here. it's always you how this. is always. there right on whether or not if you're going to get sick that you know you're going to get those who was living here you just you just need. what you're breathing my so more about this cerny family what are they dealing with than just how many families are there just like this out there so the cerny live in the eagle ford shale which is in south texas. southeast of san antonio and they are living in one of the most heavily developed when it comes to oil and gas development areas of the country they have thirty eight well and gas facilities wells and other facilities within two miles. and so they are living day to day with. the ai

that he could get out here as often as needed, but far enough away that there was wilderness. this is a family place. in that sense it was unique because it had become a place where tr had politicians and press and constantly a hubbub about tvs. this is the one place where his private family time and roosevelt made it clear they did not want anyone but family here. >> next, laura gottesdiener looks at how much bush is an's innovations in african-american communities around the world. this is a little over an hour. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. i want to explain some of the music you might've heard when he walked in. it's a mix tape created by oral historians who work for the production house called somatic black future in the oral history interviews into recording. and musical conversation for struggled housing and you can get a free download along with the book outside. now, let's begin with the truce dori. the police were out the

that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness.hecker from progressive. you werenworld had to wait till born yetthe '70s for me. (laughs) you know how many words there are for narcissist? elisa: scotty. hey. you okay? yeah. you just forgot to fill this out before you left. i'll see you upstairs. hi... uh, i'm elisa. lilly. hi. my partner. you're a detective? yeah. you're so beautiful. thanks. see you up there. did i embarrass you? no. you never told me your partner was a girl. yeah. you... okay today? yeah. it's a good day, i think. quiet. no box on these two jobs. had to go to missing persons. a white woman and black man disappeared together june 3, 1969. missing persons didn't knock themselves out. if you're over 18 and of sound mind, you're allowed to disappear. and the lifestyle. a lot of people disappeared in the '60s. some of 'em don't even know it. the woman was julia hoffman, 22, reported missing by her parents, now deceased. lived in a commune. disappeared with gerard gary, 23. looks like julia's station wagon disappeared,

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that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. we estimate his rate of speed at 60 miles per hour. no skid marks. one of my guys said that mr. heltman was some kind of shutterbug. a famous one-- fashion magazines, women in leather bikinis and stilettos. he should have been able to steer, even in handcuffs, if he wasn't drunk or stoned. i don't smell alcohol. he didn't get that from hitting the door. there's blood on the headrest. he might have been injured before the accident. there's some kind of foam residue on this. this piece of wood was wedged against the accelerator. his engine was racing. popped the emergency brake, and off he went. with that head wound, he might have been barely conscious. as murders go, it's pretty flashy. could be the point. did your husband do that often-- go out at night to his studio? yes, he went out maybe two or three times a week to work in the darkroom. what difference does it make? he had a car accident. we think

a wildfire burning in a bay area wilderness park is growing-- forcing more people to leave their homes and leading to a smoke advisory for residents. the blaze in mount diablo state park has spread to nearly six square miles. this is aerial footage courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news.calfire says it is 20- percent contained this morning as hot temperatures and wind gusts fueled the fire's spread. flames are threatening 100 homes. the fire was also threatening electrical transmission lines, communications infrastructure, and a historic lookout and visitor center at the top of mount diablo. the mount diablo fire is sending ash and smoke over surrounding areas. the bay area air quality management district says, the smoke can affect residents in parts of contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties. a smoke advisory issued today. kept school and community activities indoors. one school in dublin. canceled outdoor activities. >> the and do not want us going outside so we went inside to the gymnasium. they're also not having runners practice outside. >> officials have ad

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>>> after six days in the wilderness, paula lane finally heard signs of life.whoever they were. >> she came out of nowhere and was in the middle of the road. o of nowhere, she lands there. >> reporter: gary's friend brian picked her up and bundled her into dry clothes. >> she was saying she was going to lose her feet. she was worried about that. >> reporter: but she still had no idea who was driving the tractor. and then she heard a voice asking, "where's rod?" >> and i said, he's dead. and i hear, "what? i said, it's gary. i think i said his name a million times. gary, gary, gary! i said it a million time. and he pointed at me. he said, "i've got you. i've got you. i knew you were here." >> i don't know. i was pretty happy. that was probably more out of control, too. >> reporter: somehow they got into the loader's bucket and rode down the hill. a short time later gary called home. paula's sister, linda, picked up the phone. >> he said, "i have her. i have her." she put the phone a little away from her ear, and we could hear him say that he found her. we came u

that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. >>> i'm torn on this one. i think it's really cool and i've always fantasized about doing this but it's also very dangerous. the motorcycle is on a dirt bike on a metro station in russia, see them going off the stebs off the subway platform, righting his motorcycle at a pretty high speed off the platform. this video circulated in russia and they tracked down the guy and tried to interview him, he refused to be interviewed. apparently he's always wanted to do this. he even weighed what it would cost him if he got caught or when he got caught. he looked into the penalties of what this would be and he figured, well, i think this is going to be kind of worth it. >> here you see a couple of officers approach this guy but they don't appear to arrest him. he just gets off the bike and walks it away from the officers. the righter apparently chose a quiet time of day to do this, tried to do it around 1:00 in th

that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. >>> it is 4:30. 76 degrees. partly cloudy in central maryland now. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >>> the fbi has released dramatic video from the navy yard shooting in washington, d.c. it shows the shooter, moving around the building with his weapon. vinita nair has the latest for wjz. >>> surveillance video shows aaron alexis pulling up to the navy yard in washington, d.c. and then prowling, the third and fourth floors with the sawed-off shotgun. you even see him run towards the group of people at the end of a hallway. the newly-released images don't answer why he gunned down 12 people last week. but the fbi says it now knows his mindset when he entered. >> there are indicators that alexis was prepared to die during the attack. and that he accepted death as the inevitable consequence of his actions upon. >> reporter: the shotgun he used, saw

that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness.ust the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. son of a diddly! hey, hey! hey, hey! hey, hey! lazy, huh? get him, boys. okay, okay. marge: breakfast! ( doorbell rings ) that's milhouse. ( doorbell rings repeatedly ) and it sounds like he has big news. i found something awesome in the woods. is it a dead body? it's cooler than a million dead bodies. you take my sister's bike. let's see, front door, back door... gun lock, gun lock, trigger lock... ah, lisa's bike. what's it like riding a girl's bike? it's disturbingly comfortable. whoa. how'd you find it? this is where i come to cry. cool. wow, sacks. burlap sacks. it gets better. they're full of fireworks. bottle rockets, frog-launchers, weeping mommas... tijuana toilet crackers! bart: three, two, one... gnomes blow up! ( laughing hysterically ) we're not ready. uh-oh. so what are we doing? a lengthening or a widening? yargh, uh... let's make it both. yargh! don't worry, it's inflammable. let's keep t

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. >> it's the largest urban wilderness park on the east coast. so we're proud of that. >> reporter: jo and other members don't want this peaceful environment they're so dedicated to preserving to change, but it seems some kind of change is inevitable as bge said simply repairing a section will no longer do the trick. >> sort of like a car. you make prepares on a car over a number of years. then it become has better idea to replace this. with this pipeline we've been making repairs for the last 30 years. it's at the point this needs to be replaced. >> reporter: this yellow marker is on that two-mile stretch. you'll see these throughout the park showing where the pipeline s the root of the replacement section and the trees that would have to be removed in the process is the issue. >> there are a number of routes being considered, whether it's parallelling the current pipe, whether it there's a better location further away from the pipe or out along the park edge. >> reporter: it's that process that they want to be involved. in fact, she said that i

the wilderness the horses and bit jealous though the danes got their own stetson. maybe next time go eagle. back in the village i was keen to do some more exploring and even though only attractions in mundra be a popular there's one place that gets a few more visitors than all the others. i'm not surprised it seems the first few dozen bottles here seem to have a hunting theme and. of course what could be more russian and some vodka. this is man druggies vodka museum supposedly one of the largest collections in russia with concoctions from every corner of the land. if you like a tipple there are all the sizes shapes and flavors you could wish for. well apparently there are three thousand and forty one different types of vodka in this museum so i think it would be grossly irresponsible if i didn't try at least one or two. but be warned with this much vodka and also you might get more than you bargained for to show another one. ok. to shoot to get. something straight because god. put to you that so are we going. straight ahead. with a. little. i'm sure i read somewher

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that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. >>> this is jane and tony and their 5-year-old daughter. they live together. but not in a house and not in an apartment. >> this is our house boat. >> they have no debt and they get to live perfectly comfortable with their daughter. >> it's quite a bit larger than you would think. we have our entertainment center behind us. >> there's my pink chair. >> they have a kitchen with a burner. >> queen side bed. >> and their daughter seems to be happy living on a boat. >> there's no bed and there's my play-doh. >> three people don't need a ton of space really and no mortgage payment. >> have breakfast and watch the sunrise. best yard in the world. >> there's no lawn to mow. that's true. >> the slip fees to live here are about $400, $500 a month. and that includes electricity. >> we cut about $500 a month out of our budget. >> and the cool thing is they can move. >> this is going to sound completely hippie but