roger wilkins: i mean these were nasty fights. thurgood would win a case and walter would have a press conference. narrator: by july of 1938 charles houston had enough, and he returnd to washington dc, leaving young thurgood marshall in charge of the legal arm of the naacp, now known as the legal defense and education fund. marshall would now be in charge of the entire national naacp legal campaign, alone in an office which was often the last resort for hundreds of frustrated branches and desperate defendants. jose anderson: when marshall became the head of the fund, then his need to be in many places increased, both out of necessity and out of strategy. tens of thousands of miles, every corner of the country, to discuss key parts of the legal campaign, to drum up support, to drum up finances, to inform people as to what was going on. that was as critical a part of the strategy as the cases. to keep people aware that they were in a fight and they were winnning. thurgood marshall: when i'd go in these towns, i would go down where t

prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is in capitol heights with a look at how this unfolded and how school officials responded. tracee. >> reporter: well, it's important 0 note everyone will be okay. police say two victims here, both of them stabbed, and the kid who pulled the knife also was cut during this incident. police just left the entrance here to central high school. everyone still investigating, trying to figure out how this could happen. >>> stabbings inside central high school, two freshmen students are the victims. the suspect, a junior and he's in custody. according to prince george's county school spokesman, the violence unfolded shortly after school began. student xavier williams said he didn't see this coming. >> i know the person in the incident. i'm like, wow. shocked. >> reporter: outside the school, police and the ceo of the school system work to calm the s reach their children after the school was placed on lockdown. >> obviously there is no longer a threat because the person was apprehended. communicate with the parents by way of text message, e-mail, s

i'm tracee wilkins.t on news4. >> and this monster of a storm is having on travel. >> news4 working for you with team coverage right now at 5:00. >> well, we hope you are holed up and hunkered down, folks. hello, everybody. we begin with the storm that by early this afternoon had already brought nearly a foot of snow to, of all places, ocean city, maryland. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm wendy rieger and our meteorologist says this storm is compared to super storm wintertime. these are live pictures from union station. the wind has been whipping that flag. it's getting a break right now, but it will be whipping around in just a minute. as for snow, we didn't see much accumulation in our area, but in new york they could get up to 10 inches of snow and the mayor there has declared an emergency. warning this weekend that it could feel like negative 20 outside. then in boston, they are likely to see even more snow and they've taken a beating up there. and the big issue for boston right now is widespread flooding

. >> bureau chief tracee wilkins. tracee? >> reporter: cell phones can make a big difference for folks who were worried about their kids. >> in situations like this, each kid should be allowed to contact their parents and say, i'm okay, mom, i'm okay, dad. >> reporter: parents stood outside a prince george's county high school this morning wondering if their child was okay. >> i'm so angry because his phone is always on and it's at this moment that his phone is not on. >> reporter: stabbings inside central high school, two freshmen students are the victims, the suspect a junior. the violence unfolded shortly after scho student xavier williams says he didn't see this coming. >> i know the person that was in the incidents i'm just like, wow, you know, i'm shocked. >> reporter: outside the school, police and the ceo of the school system worked to calm the fears of nervous parents who couldn't reach their children after the school was placed on lockdown. >> obviously there's no longer a threat because the person was apprehended.

roy wilkins executive secretary national association -- >> i want you to help me win a bet.nder from all those people who are out there under the trees, let's hear you. [ cheers and applause ] there's one of them in the tree. let us bow our heads in prayer. god, a victory of all mankind. god of abraham and moses of isaiah, god of our -- pour out o point out upon president kennedy -- >> as the freedom marchers remained at the monument grounds to close their demonstration in prayer, their leaders moved onto the white house to meet with president kennedy. the president's active concern were the progress for the negro in-housing, education and employment is well-known. the members of the overall policy committee of the march in washington reported the conference was friendly and cooperative. chairman a. philip randolph reports first. >> we believe it's going to have an effect on the image of our country and all over the world because it will indicate that not only are negroes struggling to achieve a transition from second class to first class citizenship but that our white broth

. >> tracee wilkins is live in beltsville.what are the detectives doing right now to find this man? >> reporter: they are doing everything they can to try to find him. can you begin to imagine what this family is feeling tonight. he was last seen here in the costco parking lot. beltsville has a lot of places for someone to go. there are a lot of stores and shops and police are looking everywhere to try and find him. >> reporter: police taking flyers into local businesses. >> we need help finding daniel dehaven. he has dementia and went missing yesterday. >> reporter: he's a father and husband whose been missing these freezing temperatures for the last 24 hours. >> temperatures are going to dip again and it is critical that we locate mr. dehaven. >> reporter: he was last seen on tuesday around 11:30 a.m. in the costco area near buildsville. mr. dehaven has dementia. >> we're going to go back into the wooded area behind here. >> reporter: they hope that he's someplace warm. >> there's a possibility he is inside one of those plac

roy wilkins, executive secretary national association. [ applause ] >> i want some of you to help meout there under the trees. let's hear you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's one of them in the tree! [ laughter ] >> let us bow our heads in god of victory and of all manki mankind, god of abraham and mos moses, and god hear us here and pour out thy benediction upon the united states of america, pour it out upon president kennedy kennedy. >> as the freedom marchers remained at the monument ground to close their demonstration in prayer, their leaders moved on the the white house to meet with president kennedy. the president's active concern with the progress for the negro in housing, education and employment is well known. the members of the overall policy committee of the march in washington reported the conference was friendly and cooperative. chairman a. philip randolph reportses first. >> we believe it is going to have its effect on the image of the country all over the world, because it will indicate that not only are negros struggling to achieve a tran sfrigs second class to t -

then the dagger, wilkins with the past down low for the flush, putting virginia up 10. cavs take down unc. gw hosting rhode island. colonials, 17 points, including this four-point play. gw was playing from behind the entire game. check out this sweet drive and layout. gw falls, 81-60. blacksburg, virginia tech facing pittsburgh. the doubler will, threat junior getting it done from the inside and outside. a career-high 31 points. hokiesd s win 81-67, their first win in conference play. championship game, james madison against n.c. state. marcus marshall scores a touchdown. jmu dfown four. one minute to go in the game, fourth and 16, running for his life, needing a prayer. but the ball is batted down. winningdison's 26-game streak is over. wild weekend, the chiefs taking on the titans. third quarter, the turning point of the game. marcus mariota takes off towards the goal line, the throw deflected and he catches it for the touchdown. titans down 21-10. mariota to16 k.c., erik decker for the touchdown. the chiefs.tun and late in the fourth quarter, the falcons on the road

reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> all right, tracee, thank you. >>> just yesterday news4 told you about a statewide proposal in maryland to review the safety and engineering of sidewalks and crossings near every public school in the state. state delegate eric lutke of montgomery county will formally propose that review when the state legislature reconvenes later this month in annapolis. earlier this week, lutke said an engineering study of school crossings could reveal vulnerabilities and hazards to children. in 2012 a car hit and killed a sophomore trying to cross germantown road to approach seneca valley high school. >> a child says two men tried to kidnap her from her own yard before school. she was waiting for her dad outside elm avenue in takoma he said they had candy. she pushed the door closed and told her father. the man who spoke to her has a nose ring, a pimple near his eye and flower tattoo on his left hand. the gray van has dents and damage below the rear passenger window.

in laurel, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> up and down the east coast they're assessing the damage after the bomb cyclone weather system dropped more than a foot of snow in some areas but create that had historic storm surge. as people try to clean up from this, they are also dealing with the bone-chilling cold. nbc's chris palone is reporting from boston. >> reporter: winter storm 2018, the day after, a blast of arctic air followed thursday's wind and snow monster. making clean-up difficult and dangerous. >> very cold, it goes right through you. >> it's horrible. my hands, i can't feel a thing through these gloves. feels like they're probably purple right now. >> reporter: more than 120 million americans under wind chill watches, warnings and as temperatures will struggle to climb above 0 in some places. >> the worst thing that you can have following a storm like this is extremely low temperatures. >> reporter: in massachusetts, the storm set a new high tide record. boston harbor turned state street into a river of slush. the rapid rise even caught the scituate harvard master by surpris

reporting live in brandywine, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> a tough job for a whole lot of road >> thank you, tracee. >> and reporters, too. our coverage of this winter storm is just getting started. you'll see how our airports are becoming a life boat for stranded airline passengers. we'll show you why it's not too late to make sure your car is ready for the extra cold blast and show you why frostbite could be a bigger danger than you might think. remember, you can always stay one step ahead of this wintry weather. download the nbc washington app on your phone and get the power of storm team4 right there on your phone. >> turn now to some national news. a moment that is unusual to say the least, at the white house briefing today, the press secretary played a pretaped video from president trump touting his economic agenda. reporters pointed out that mr. trump was down the hall and could have actually come inside the room and delivered his message in person. in fact, he's held one solo news conference since tak

reporting live in suitland, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> from the looks of the car, that was an awful, awful hit. thank you, tracee. >>> later this month, maryland state leaders are going to be considering ordering a statewide review of all the safety and engineering of the school crossings. stateate delegate eric lutte kef montgomery county will formally propose this review when the legislature reconvenes in annapolis. earlier this week he said an engineering study of school crossings could reveal vulnerabilities and hazards to these children. in 2012, a sophomore was hit, killed by a car. just trying to cross germantown road to approach seneca valley high school. >> new information rle attempted abduction of a child in takoma park this morning. police say two men in a gray mini van tried to take a girl near pine avenue. they said the van may be a chrysler pacifica with d.c. tags and may have damage on the passenger's side. the child says that the passenger opened up the door and told the girl to come to his h

reporting live in brandywine, i'm tracee wilkins. jim, back to you in the studio. >> we're in for the long haul. >> even a small amount of snow is enough to make driving dangerous as you know. the little that fell in the district is enough to cause a spin out on alabama avenue. the car's airbags even deployed. conditions on the road deteriorated as you move south this morning. by the end of rush hour things did improve. and residents broke out the shovels in northern virginia early today. most school systems closed so the kids could do the work. icy roads made driving tricky, but fortunately there were no major accidents to report. >> shovel with the wind to your back, it took me an hour to figure that one outs. this storming is causing a lot of headaches for airline passengers, too. transportation reporter adam tuss is live at reagan national for us monitoring the travel impact all up and down the east coast. adam? >> reporter: that's right, jim. this one is reminding me of the good old polar vortex. remember that, how brutally cold

in laurel, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> this cold weather is already having an impact on air travel. 1400 flights canceled across the u.s. today, and 3500 more have been delayed. the storm that tore through the northeast brought some unscheduled flights to our region, too. officials at dulles airport tell us they handled 24 international and seven domestic flight diversions yesterday. that meant a lot of passengers were stranded here. so, metro decided to give them a lift, offering passengers bus rides to new york's jfk airport. >>> up and down the east coast they are assessing the damage after that bomb cyclone dropped more than a foot of snow in some areas, and as people try to clean up from the storm, they are also dealing with this bone-chilling cold. nbc's chris palone continues our team coverage now from boston. >> reporter: winter storm 2018, the day after, a blast of arctic air followed thursday's wind and snow monster. making clean-up difficult and dangerous. >> very cold, goes right through you. >> it's horrible. my hands, i can't feel a thing through these gloves. they're

i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> concerned students and parents. thank you, tracee. >> we have some breaking news now. some startling comments coming afternoon. >> that's right. erika gonzalez is working this story from the live desk. erika, what are you learning? >> jim, wendy, president trump attacked immigrants from certain countries in a profane rant in the oval office today. according to the washington post, the president got frustrated when lawmakers floated restoring protections for immigrants from haiti, el salvador, and african countries as part of a bipartisan immigration deal. according to two people briefed on that meeting, president trump said, quote, why are we having all these people from, splitive, countries come here, end quote? the president was referring to african countries and haiti. the lawmakers were shocked by the comment, according to the people who were briefed. the white house declined to comment on trump's remarks. nbc news has not independently confirmed the comments. back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, thank

they tell our tracee wilkins they're encouraged by the volunteers and strangers who are jumping in to help. >> we're not going to stop because he wouldn't stop. if it were any of us, he wouldn't stop. >> reporter: kevin dehaven and his uncle are searching the grounds and woods surrounding just in case daniel dehaven decided to walk here. >> he grew up in the beltsville and greenbelt area, very familiar with college park and laurel. that's been our focus. >> reporter: the 65-year-old husband and father of three has been missing since tuesday. he has dementia, making finding him all the more critical in this frigid weather. >> it's been a pretty huge effort that we've found the prince george's county police are out here and huge numbers. it's really encouraging to see that. and then we've had just an impressive outreach on social media. volunteers from far and wide. >> they say it could have a restaurant, a warm area where mr. dehaven may go, check that. >> reporter: mr. dehaven was seen tuesday morning in the costco parking lot in beltsville down the street from his home. police from m

. >> mother wilkins says this fire at her buena vista apartment building started on the floor above her. she had to act fast to get her 4-year-old son malachi out. >> grabbed hats and shoes for him. he was asleep. i couldn't have him come outside like this. it's freezing out here. tom: in all, 14 people in six apartments have to live somewhere else. one firefighter was injured but will be okay. the water firefighters used turned into a sheet of ice. here and in northwest where a row home was destroyed on fifth street near grant circle. at both scenes, no one was seriously hurt. >> all of that can be replaced. you can't replace your life or a loved one. you can't. >> in the district, tom roussey, abc7 news. >> there is no word yet on what sparked fire in nanticoke -- annondale this morning. >> anytime you use water the roads are slippery. you have to use water to extinguish the fire. the roads are slippery. we tell the firefighters be careful. we try to get them, you know, try to get them on the bus and take some time. we cover and get them back to work. jonathan: the victim has been ide

and welcome to our teens and ash live from moscow just here in the russian capital one daniel wilkins thanks for joining us this hour. and north korea is set to hold official talks with the south for the first time in two years there are already some early signs of progress the start of the year saw the reopening of a cross border phone line the next day trying to lay down your military drills with seoul until after south korea holds the winter olympics next month face to face to go with the north are set for tuesday artie's caleb morgan takes a closer look. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the agenda will be the upcoming olympic games now we've heard from south korea's unification minister and he has said that he hopes that the talks become a place to ease the tensions now if you've been paying attention to everything that's been going on on the korean peninsula over the last few months you can tell there's quite a bit of tension there and you almost can't really imagine it being wor

for the wilkins family of eight, today eight free shots and now peace of mind. tonight, as hospital e.r.s and emergency care centers like this see more flu patients every day, it's estimated this flu season will cost businesses more than $9 billion in lost productivity of employees calling in sick. lester? >> we're seeing it all around us. all right, kerry sanders, thanks. >>> michigan state university is facing a deadline to turn over potential evidence into the investigation of its handling of the sex abuse scandal involving former usa gymnastics doctor larry na larry nassar, in many court today for his third and final sentencing hearing. the number of accusers who say he abused them has risen to at least 265. nbc's rehema ellis has the latest. >> larry nassar is a criminal of the worst kind. >> reporter: more emotional and powerful statements from dozens of larry nassar's accusers. >> takes a monster backed by ego, experience, and power, fueled by multiple institutions to sexu sexually assault a child in front of their own mother. >> reporter: now more focus

when i say black people turned on him, i mean, roy wilkins and the naacp. wait until you read the book about what they said about dr. king. the only other black nobel peace prize laureate was on the board for the naacp at this time, and the naacp wrote and passed a resolution to condemn dr. king, and when ralph bunch saw the language, it wasn't tough enough for him, and he spiced it up even more. ralph bunch personally, personally, spiced up the language in the resolution to condemn the other lawyer, nobel peace prize lawyer, martin king. so roy wilkins, the naacp, ralph bunch, the only other black peace prize winner in this country, turn on him. they went in publicly on dr. king. adam clayton powell, jr., love that brother, but when martin was concerned, hater. straight hater. was hating on dr. king as -- it was one of the most difficult passages to write was a passage in this text even though adam clayton paul has been hating on dr. king publicly, doc is such a loving man -- examples of folks hating on him and he was loving them back as hard as he could.

injured more than a dozen others most of those hurt a ski is hit by rocks falling of the sky near the wilkin no one sort of died in an avalanche triggered by view of option. a million mark court has postponed until next month a big decision for two reuters journalists arrested in december while on and quasi queues to violated the country's colonial era official secrets act by receiving secret papers if convicted the journalist could face a maximum prison term of fourteen years. you're watching the news coming up ahead roughly eight hundred chechen militants join the so-called islamic state in the middle east now russia feel they're on their way back and pose a threat to security we have an exclusive report for you. but first heavier than usual still falls in the alps of cut off towns in higher elevations and increase the threat posed by avalanches thousands of winter holiday makers are trapped in some of the mountain ranges close to popular ski resorts are report starts in march in the swiss border to italy. no escaping the power of nature in the swiss alps avalanches have been falling down

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. >>> college hoops, bears and bruins, first after, chris wilkins had six points. misses the three. bears turnover trouble lasted all year. he did a good job last night, but he had ten with the steal and the finish. justin led the bears with 22 points, but they were never in this contest. the bruins had 17 threes. driving it from the corner, plus one. ucla wins 107-84. >>> nfl playoffs, wild card saturday between the falcons and rams in l.a. devonte freeman punches his way into the end zone with the help of his lineman. he deserves to spike the football. 13-0, atlanta. jared gaul playing in his first nfl game. one thrown touchdown. meanwhile, matt ryan, slips on the field, still manages to throw a perfect pass to julio jones. they will face the eagles next week in the divisional round. >>> and the chiefs hosting the titans, tennessee down in the third quarter, the first play. this makes it a one-possession game. and the 22-yard dart to eric decker gives the we'll have more highlights tonight. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >>> now the accuweathe

. >> tracee wilkins who was there when the officials arrived. tracy, what's happening there. >> reporter: the superintendent along with the cheech came back here to central high school walking the hallways. it is a very different scene now from what we had here yesterday morning when police were all around the outside of this school, parents were concerned, trying to reach their kids. all thu knee is that there had been a stabbing inside of the school. . police chief and the superintendent of schools walked the hallways of central high school today. >> and i felt we needed to be reassuring to the staff and parents and kids that everything was fine and safe. >> reporter: this after a knife fight. and assault and weapons charge. police say it started with a fight over a girl that escalated. it appears martinez a fight became so vicious that the person felt like they had to take a weapon into that. >> reporter: the two injured students who began the altercation are african-american, they said last year they had tension between african-american and

tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> desperate search and time running out. tracee, thank you so much. now to a reminder something appears to be frozen, you should never go out onto the ice. chopper 4 is live here in leesburg where first responders went to a report of a person possibly falling through the ice of this pond. you can see footprints and a large hole there we are told that they checked but did not find anyone. >>> and we are working for you with resources to keep your family safe during this bitter cold. download our app and take the forecast everywhere you go. well, this evening we are learning new details about the husband and wife murdered in -- the two people murdered in the district as police try to figure out if their deaths may be connected. the victims' bodies were found about an hour apart late last night and there are new details in pat? >> reporter: wendy, this is a shocking murder scene and she was locked in the trunk of her car, her car torched and flames rose high. imagine what it looks like here. two friends killed on the same day a

[cheering and applause] and from dallas, texas, it's the wilkins family!ring and applause] everybody is here trying to win themselves a lot of cash. and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me greg. and give me brittani. all right, guys, here we go. top five answers on the board. name something a man might have at his just-got-out-of-jail party? greg: sex, steve. steve: sex. [cheering and applause] brittani: i'm going to say alcohol. steve: alcohol. [cheering and applause] we're going to play, steve. we're going to play. steve: brittani? brittani: yes, brittani. steve: how you doing? brittani: i'm doing wonderful. i'm so excited to be here. steve: well, that's good, good. what do you do for a living? brittani: i work for the dallas mavericks in dallas, texas-- what's up! go mavs! [cheering] so it's really cool, steve, because, number one, mark cuban is my boss, so there's that. and number two i get to watch dirk nowitzki play basketball all day, so... great job. it's a great job. [cheering and applause]

reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> bless his heart. thank you, tracee. >>> wake up with news4 today early tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. we'll have team coverage. meteorologist sheena parveen and also the latest minute-by-minute school delays and cancellations. >>> in the meantime, we're following breaking news now, a reported fire at the home of bill and hillary clinton. you're looking live here at pictures from nbc new york's chopper 4. this fire erupted in chappaqua this afternoon. the situation is not serious and no word on what caused it and we don't have word whether the clintons were home at the time. you can get more information from us as we keep it right here. >>> right now, crews are working to prepare more broken water mains in our area. erika for us at the live desk. erika? >> it's been a crazy day for water crews. they are working to get all of the repairs fixed. there's a lot of them. we want to start in kensington. crews are working to repair a six-inch main off of university boulevard. the good news here is that crews don't hav

as judge claudia wilkin noted during the wrongful termination lawsuit, it's long past time that the language in sunshine ordinance section 67.22d, and 67.22e, that provide first amendment protections to city employees should be and must be replicated into the whistleblower protection ordinance section 4.115a. this commission should ensure those first amendment protections are added to the wplo. city employees have first amendment rights and it needs to be expressley stated in the wplo. thank you. >> thank you. >> public comment? no one else? [inaudible]. >> good evening, everyone. and as i stated in the police commission in the same room last week, i wanted to give my condolence to mr. ed lee. i've been knowing mr. ed lee longer than anybody that's been talking about him. i knew him years before he got into politics. i knew him when he was -- came -- jesse jackson flew into town. he and maple tang was with the rainbow coalition. at that time i was the executive director of the way pac area project committee, which is the most powerful black organization in the united states. it was the first

news4's prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is there this afternoon with concerns that many in the area have for their children. tracee? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, she was on her way to school when this accident happened. intersection and see just how dangerous it can be. parents have been very concerned. here you still have the spray paint on the roadway from the accident. that 11-year-old girl was struck right in this area and her body thrown further down the street. police are investigating exactly what went wrong here. >>> a pair of girls tennis shoes lie in the southbound lane of pennsylvania avenue. >> the shoes are shiny. they look like new shoes. >> someone may have gotten for christmas. >> reporter: the 11-year-old girl's name has not been released. she attends drew freeman middle school. >> she was transported to the hospital for critical injuries. the driver remained on the scene. the driver is being cooperative right now. >> reporter: pennsylvania avenue route 4 brooks drive is a major crossing point for students attending drew freeman and suit atlanta high s

well, miss wilkins was pretty clear about that in the opening statement.t think we can pre-calculate how a change in nafta, whether a simple aggregation, what does it go to? wtobeauty of tariffs -- tariffs? it does not have a lot of they from a monetary standpoint. we believe it would be a net negative for the economy, but how large is not possible to say. i liken it to the oil price shock, where you knew exactly how much oil prices had fallen. you could talk to 25 companies and get a good fix on how they would respond. this would not be like that. for us it is understanding the chamness -- channels to monitor how things are evolving in those channels, and then you will have a reading. what happens then issue can say in real time that policy needs to respond in this way or that way, so risk management is not something you can do in advance. >> would we be better off if we had something to in the uncertainty one way or the other -- end the uncertainty one way or the other? >> if it is a better result, i can't judge that, but there is no question the uncerta

andrew wilkins left his car in cranleigh in surrey for five weeks as he travelled across asia.s. we were waiting for a picture of the squirrel, but it didn't turn up. anyway, tomasz schafernaker has the weather forecast. something similar happened to me actually, years ago. anyway, i do know about you, i am hoping for a better night's sleep. i tell you what, last night, that winter, the lawyers, these are the sort of wins we had in london in many areas, in excess of 70 mph. the thing about this storm was those severe gales we re this storm was those severe gales were realised in land, well england, not just around the were realised in land, well england, notjust around the coast. that was the severe thing about the storm really. it is blowing itself out now across parts of scandinavia. another weather front is coming through that will freshen the winds, and there are some rain on the way. the weather has already been going downhill across south—western areas where there has been rain. that will continue through the course of the night. the best of the weather through the night

wilkins micawber and dickens just kind of at a slayer for picking out names. offering your characters change in the course of writing a novel as you learn more about a character, as the character does things on the page. the name that you initially thought was appropriate changes. the cia had of operations and my new novel, "the quantum spy," i changed it on the final drive to something entirely different than they realized the name that i had come in to certain details just didn't fit for the person had become. the fun thing about a novel is you get to control every deep tale. >> host: have you ever surprised yourself with changing a character in the character becomes good guy, bad guy, et cetera? >> guest: characters can sort of take things over that they do outrageous things, they just end up taking more space and that is happening to me often. some of my pakistani intelligence officers ended being a lot more complicated and tedious and interest to, so they assign a smaller role in make it larger. we were talking about was money. that novel opens with somet

here with her reaction to the president's plan is laura wilkin son.just living life and learning, loving and he was brutally tortured, beaten in the head with a closet rod, strangled to death and after death set on fire. pete: my goodness horrific. we're sorry. rachel: very sorry to hear that. so you've seen the plan that's come out, 25 billion for the wall, the end of chain migration and the visa lottery. what do you think of the plan especially in light of the tragedy that your family has had to endure? >> i'm not excited about it because we were prop used no daca. build the wall so i'm not really excited about it although i know we'll have to make some concessions. if this is the only way we can fund a wall and it gets built it might be the thing we have to do i don't like it. it sets a huge precedent when you are allowing parents in the name of their child to break a federal law and then rewarding the child by giving him citizenship and a right to vote and every right in this country. pete: well laura, the man whose now 19 at the time who killed y