>> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there are only eight total, and what we wanted to do was expand the idea of printmaking. this is really an art object. there we go. >> besides the punball machine, what do you produce in limited edition? >> there is the slot machine. if you win the super jackpot, you have saved the world. >> what about work? >> the right design, it was three volumes with lithographs in each volume. the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times

heard in this music that opened up his world. >> howard wiley: it's a lot of traditions and cultureslot of field songs, slave hollers. i call it unrefined forms of black music. >> when adela akers retired from teaching, her work took the subtlest of turns. >> adela akers: i had more time. i could indulge in just experimenting more. >> marc bamuthi joseph: you arrive like mandela released. >> and the work and words of marc bamuthi joseph. >> marc bamuthi joseph: i want you to think about one moment in your life when you think you were behaving normally and got in trouble for it. >> this time on spark. [ ♪music♪ ]

it was -- this is from william wiley's retrospective, when he got up onstage to sing a song, 270 people put on the cat. >> it is not just a bookstore. it is a store. can you talk us through some of your favorites? >> these are made in china, but they are made out of cattails. >> these pieces of here, you have a whale head and various animals and their health over there, and they are jewelry. >> we do fund raisers for nonprofits, so we are doing a project for the magic theater, so there are some pretty funny cartoons. they are probably not for prime time. >> you sort of have a kind of holistic relationship where you might do merchandise in the store that promotes their work and practice, and also, prince for them. maybe we should go back and look maybe we should go back and look at the print operation

and perhaps none was as poignant as the letter from the widow of lieutenant john wiley of the u.s.s.to me but also seeing her on television and seeing her shocked and stunned face. i felt that was me. "dear mrs. kennedy, my deepette sympathy on the track i can loss of your husband. if i could take away the sorrow and pain, i would, but i can only share it." >> reporter: and she shared some of the words that president kennedy had written to her only a few months before. >> "it is a sad fact of his they this price of freedom must be paid again and again by our best young men in each generation." 'm. and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from c

. >> a relative of wiley. >> this is the result of a road runner prank. >> they get the net back up, the coyote frees himself and runs off, completely uninjured in the fall. they said the kie olie was doing fall. he went back to fight another battle or find his family. >> we have more winners in the flat screen tv give away. >> melissa won in ohio. >> and dellano jennings. >> and you have a chance to win a flat screen a little later in our show. >> need monday's buzz word, be 18 or older and be a u.s. resident to enter. >> the buzz word is coming up, your chance to win a flat screen tv. >> gopro cameras are about $400, $500 depending which one you get. this paid for itself the very first time he had it on his bike. >> oh, he went flying head over feet. >> and he was doing nothing wrong here. he's in the bike lane, he has the green. on these streets a biker has to follow the same laws as cars. >> just a dopey move, somebody not paying attention, joseph hits that car up and over, had a separated shoulder and concussion. went to the hospital and it going to be okay. >> and this is doug

suspect goes, we know the high school student is going to be arraigned at 2:00 this morning at the wiley emmanuel courthouse. we don't know if he's going to be charged as an adult or could be facing enhanced charges for a hate crime. we say that because the victim in this case is agender. he is a gender activist. fleischmann was asleep on a you public bus when another passenger lit his skirt on fire. we spoke to the school director in berkley this morning who says sasha is a straight a student, extremely agree gra glaruous and charming. >> she's extremely liked. she's a national merit scholarship, semifinalist, very proud of that. >> reporter: he writes, i just came out as gender year to my parents. basically i don't identify as masculine or feminine. he became involved in the issue of nongender gathering 27,000 signatures on the internet in hoping to bring the subject to president obama's attention. he's at st. francis hospital in san francisco right now. leneed to undergo extensive skin grafting due to second and third-degree burns on his legs. supporters have already raised more than

terror i'm not joined live by the free he's an expert terrorism joining me live from the states gary wiley is the increase in global terrorism. well i guess if i had a new complete answer to that i'd probably be a far wealthier person than i am we can say that there is an increase and we our latest data suggest a fair amount of the increase has been with al qaeda affiliated groups and i say that you know loosely affiliated in some cases not coming though so much from al qaeda central in terms of the why one of the things that seems clear when you look at terrorism over the long term say going back four or five decades is it tends to have a kind of wave like characters so you tend to get a big ramp up eventually you hit a high point in groups dissipate in decline and we've seen that now in the modern world several different times and it's a minute treat approach to dealing with terrorism effective we're just reporting today for example the leader of the pakistan taliban has been killed by a drone attack what sort of impact could that have well i guess the dilemma has been i think the u.s. g

cunning and the temperatures will drop when the frost warnings and a frost advisory to freeze warnings wiley post it for the southern plains and a new system has reached the pacific northwest once again to british columbia pacific northwest with teeth and heavy rain across the coastal areas up to sixty four millimeters is likely in the seattle area and fifty centimeters when the coast mountains into the next twenty four hours temperatures are on the furniture is ours follows the only ate the crease for and in vancouver with the rainy weather one for you in clickbank and a drop thing to me a good reason to come with us about five degrees the bureau what we saw yesterday. across the europe the band leader sees them is a picture once again for many parts of the europe very unstable conditions for the british isles the southern part of the scandinavian peninsula north of central parts of the year at the little dry air crews italy and the western balkan peninsula and temperatures are mild and the thumping beat in the trees breaking them on during their stay the conductors eccentric. i lose the ad

maya wiley, and still with with us, republican consultant, katon dawson. ask you this, why is it politically, strategically beneficial for any of your colleagues to lead the charge against food stamps? >> well, you've got to put it in perspective. this is the same team that closed the government for 16 days, that cost the economy, by some economist measures, $24 billion. this was a self-inflicted wound. so they put this pain on the public and then they're causing more pain by not continuing the recovery money, the $5 billion, that is so desperately needed. this past week, i went to two of the centers in the district that i represent, and when you see the faces of the children and the adults, many people are working, but they're on minimum wage. they need this supplement for their families. many of them are looking for jobs. economists tell us, for every job opening, there are three people waiting in line, and one in seven people in america are on food stamps. and to me it's unconscionable that the most prosperous country in history is getting food lines th

and my panel here in new york, giuliani cobb, maiya maya wiley, civil rights attorney and founder ofublic affairs and valerie core from auburn seminary. nina, always lovely to have you. ? thank you, professor. >> it does feel to me these days we're trying to strip away some of the accomplishments that were bought with the blood sacrifices i was talking about p what happened do you say ta to that in ohio? >> i think reverend dr. otis mau summed it up saying the strug sl forever with us so we are forever in the struggle. that is what's going on not just the state of ohio but across this country. there is a lack of consciousness that the president spoke about it is gone. these acts are being conducted by republicans who control statehouses across this country to regress us as a nation. and everybody, as president johnson said, all of us bear the burden of making sure that that does not happen. it is disgusting. i can't even find enough words to articulate how painful this is because you are absolutely right, professor. all of these freedoms, all of this access to the ballot box was purc

>> she's wiley and she's getting exactly what she wants -- a ton of attention.rketer. she said if i don't get attention i'm not doing my job. i'm an artist. >> you have kids that grew up in the hannah montana era. >> loving hannah montana. >> i'm not saying kids emulate her but this is destructive to children because it sends a message that this is cool oond neat. do you see it that way? >> i don't. she knows her audience like taylor swift knew her audience. she 's marketing to the teenage girl who's throwing off the hannah montana period of life and likes the rebelliousness. >> you don't see anything wrong with glorifying marijuana? >> it's wrong for her to stand up and smoke a joint on stage. >> that's what she did. >> i think she's not justin bieber, lindsay lohan. i don't see her as a dangerous element. >> you don't think she's going the way of amy wine house? >> no. i see madonna. i do. >> you don't see jimmy kimmel because you're on in the morning but he does a late night show. he does something with kids designed to be cute but he got in trouble. roll tap

farmer had attended the little wiley college in texas, why we texas. and he was part of the dating team -- debate team. they deviated harvard and they won. the graduate study at harvard university became very involved with the naacp and was later one of the finalists of the racial a quality. and i guess it was the six of us that met with president kennedy in late june of 1963. >> host: in july of 63 you were planning the march on washington, and you write and walking with the wind i saw for the first time during the july 1963 trip to new york city hour meeting took place at the roosevelt hotel and provided my first real look at the personality of roy wilkins. i can't say that i like what he saw. now here among just us, he was really asserting himself. we met in one of the hotel's private dining rooms and from the moment that he entered the room, he came across to me as some sort of new yorker who thought he was smarter than the rest of the group. what was memorable about the meeting that day much more than the details of planning the upcoming march was

lawton chiles was nothing if not wiley, when he got the chance to stand face to face with jeb on theys before the election. he knew better than to make it a contrast between a democrat and a republican, a liberal and a conservative. he made it about culture. the floridians never get their way of life. he made it about, here's that word again, he made it about the he coumb. >> my mama told me sticks and stones will break my bones, names will never hurt me. let me tell you. one other thing about the old liberal, the old he coon walks just before the light of day. . >> the he coon according to real florida lor is a tough ornery raccoon with his might and wit defends all the other ones that will do them hard, lawton chiles pitch perfectly claiming the he coon mant el and polished son of the yankee arising tocracy and privilege -- a riscracy. and he ran with it. he took to wearing a coon 16 cap as he barn stormed florida in the findal hours of the campaign. you could feel the bush lead melting away. 1994 was a devastating year for democrats everywhere, florida in particular. a massive mid

he was very wiley and manipulative and much smarter than we think.know that he had the soul of a killer because in april he had attempted to assassinate general edmund walker. so, you really have to look at oswald himself really to answer the question of the conspiracy. host: paul gregory, where did lee harvey oswald get the rifle? guest: he got it through a mail- box andtfit, using a po an alias. host: why do you think jack ruby killed him? guest: i have no idea. i can only really speak about my own observations of lee and marina and the fact that i did 22,see them after november 1962. will look at these photographs of lee harvey oswald. in a phrase, describing. what was he like? your own interactions with lee every oswald. spend 50would say i hours together with lee and marina in their home, shopping, etc. he is not someone you would notice and a crowd. he was the kid who sat on the back row in the school room. was -- he spoke good grammatical english with a few lapses. butpoke excellent russian not grammatical. he had a high level of energy. he lo

nickname we should nickname this guy wiley coyote.s-country meet from a coyote and ran out on to the course during the high school state championship. and at one point it was running right alongside the race leader before dashing off into some nearby brush. >> looking for the road runner. >> check in with rick reichmuth now who is outside with the first alert forecast. hey, rick. >> got somebody from arizona. did you see that story about the coyote? >> i did. the coyote just ran right through and the runners just let him go. >> did you ever see them out there? >> no. oh, coyotes, yeah in my neighborhood all the time. >> coyotes all the time in your neighborhood in arizona. take a look at the weather maps. beautiful picture still feeling like fall and looking like fall in a few places. maryland, this is right down on the platomic, looking spectacular there. great shot. little bit of rain moving through this morning. most of the rain is drying out. cloudy skies, going to be overcast. keep sending pictures rick reichmuth on twitter or fa