made of three regions, the area around maryland and virginia, the carolina low country, south -- wilmington south through charleston and savannah. and then this place we call the back country. regions through the seven states that are part of them, they just go a few miles and everything changes, from the style of furniture to the kinds of textiles people are making to the food they are eating. we are standing in the masterworks gallery, one of the three south guided galleries. this is the place we put our iconic and meaningful things. one of my favorite objects is the tomahawk made by william young. about thenates me tomahawk is how it fires it -- fuses two traditions together. it is a smoking pipe and a tomahawk. of two type one tomahawks that were you -- pipe tomahawks that were used. you see a fourth grade class come here and you see students glued to that case. , useful andarian beautiful, this piece of maypole turned into the shaft and maple and-- piece of then this piece of steel put on on -- put onto it. it was beautiful because it was useful and because it was symbolic. that was ho

wonderful guy that lived in delaware city on the banks of the delaware river 15 miles south of wilmington. i had a great life growing up there as a kid, fishing, hiking, swimming in the river. to me it was all great. i didn't realize until afterwards iafterwords it was ao grow up with delaware city with a rotating town, so the colored kid as we called them into school outside of my town. >> so you could walk a couple of blocks. >> there were white physicists anblack physicists and white and black churches. i grew up with that and i didn't realize how wrong it was. but my father had a gas station that he built himself and he was one if not the only business in delaware city who would do business with black customers andn less than i on time at the end of the month my mother would send bills to people and he would even extend that to african-americans. booty was one of his best friends in delaware city and my father always made it a point of including ken as a friend and we would have a christmas party at our house and he would always make sure that they wereinvited. as i recall he's the on

lived in iowa city is where he grew up a count on the banks of the delaware river 15-mile south of wilmington. i kind of forgotten town, 1200 people, small town. i had a great life growing up there as a kid fishing and hiking, swimming in the river. to me it was great. i didn't realize until afterwards it was really a good little place to group if you were white. but delaware city was a segregated town and some went to the white school, and the college kids we call them went to school about a mile outside of town. >> host: you had the local school you could walk a couple blocks. the black kids had to hike a mile? >> guest: yes. and were white businesses and black businesses, and white churches and black churches. i grew up with that. i didn't realize how long it was, but my father had a gas station that he built himself. he was one if not the only business in delaware city, businessman, who would do business with black customers and welcomed black customers. and even let them by valentine, there were no credit cards then, but the end of the month my mother would send out bills to people for t

in wilmington political simply as. it is as you approach them you have to try to calm them down because they try to jump on board and they're very frightened and this is another clip he recorded last year. the joy of being rescued just knowing you're going to survive by yourself as my use of the first younger person and it's the greatest satisfaction you can have when you rescue people are you especially when there's women and children on the climb on board thank you yeah . in just the month of june alone the figures being brought to spain the number of migrants and refugees arriving in spain is double the number arriving to italy and that suggests perhaps a change in migration patterns instead of migrants trying to get across the perilous libya italy route they're now being pushed towards the western mediterranean and that is going to mean a very hot summer for miguel parcher and his crew on this vessel of what i'm up all india. but this is situation in spain meanwhile greece hosts around fifty thousand refugees and h

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delaware there is are among the two hundred eighty five thousand companies registered at the same wilmington delaware address a place called the corporation center corporation trust sumter. are they trolling us with that. because i'd sooner trust seven eleven brand condoms and that's with the full understanding they're lubricated with the oil from the to kiddos that have been rolling near the cash register for three months but bullocks desire to clean up delaware piggybacked on his faith in a bill in congress called the counterterrorism illicit finance act he supported a draft version of the bill which proposed the department of treasury info on the actual owners of the shell companies creating a national network to crack down on corruption rather than relying on individual states that have been known to gloss over details on the real owners the way we blindly accept user agreements ok. ok ok ok i got it you got it but both was wrong to look to our federal government to lead the way in transparency because where the initial draft of the proposed counterterrorism analysts at finance act conta

little narrow band of heavier rain that just shifted south of philadelphia now over the top of wilmington. also some steady heavy rain going through washington, d.c. and baltimore at this hour, too. as we go to a wider we have numerous storms around des moines, north central illinois and raleigh and heading to eastern north carolina and more ra that will cause a lot of those storms and numerous storms through kentucky, too. >>> the week ahead forecast coming up. we're going to try to dry it out in some areas. >> sounds good. thank you, bill. >>> now to your box office weekend recap, "oceans 8" easily stole the top spot at theaters all across the country. the female film opened a series best $41 million dough he mess tickly. >> "solo" story took $15 million. superhero flick "deadpool 2" came in third earning nearly $14 million in north america bringing in a total of er$278 llion. "early today" will be right back. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heav

when i get there i'm not going to that burger king in wilmington delaware, where they found the rats.ts are horrible cuz they're bigger. what would you rather invade your house: cockroaches or rats?? they dont' have rats in the hamptons.. they're too fancy for that.. the warriors aren't the only ones who had tea there.. tiger is in the hamptons right now waiting for his tee time at the u-s open.. google says 25 minutes if you take route 27 to south hampton.. right by goldberg's famous bagels!!... but don't leave now.. the open doesn't start til next thursday.. til then tiger is living in privacy: his yatch.. it's called privacy. he just docked it.. well his crew of 9 just docked it for him.. in the hamptons.. where there are plent of ridiculous boats but this one has to take the cake.. doesn't it? it's 20 million dollars... 155 footer.. with a gym of course, a theater and a jacuzzi.. but you know.. i'm not as impressed by boats anymore since my sister get on board.. her boyfriend bought a half a million dollar sail boat.. and it ain't all it's cracked up to be.. things are constantly

in wilmington political simply because it is as you approach them you have to try to calm them down because they try to jump on board and they're very frightened and this is another clip recorded last year. the joy of being rescued just knowing you're going to survive now you're seeing us my use of the first younger person and it's the greatest satisfaction you can have when you rescue people are you special with those women and children on the climb on board thank you yeah. in just the month of june alone the figures being brought to spain the number of migrants and refugees arriving in spain is double the number arriving to italy and that suggests perhaps a change in migration patterns instead of migrants trying to get across the perilous libya italy route they're now being pushed towards the western mediterranean and that is going to mean a very hot summer miguel parcher and his crew on this vessel got them up all india . that's a situation in spain meanwhile greece hosts around fifty thousand refugees and has been struggling to accommodate them or or insley has the view now from thessal

still not clear white henry wilmington through the man parents things away.y say it's a sign of bigg problems including gentrificationgrowing homeless problem. one business owner says she understands what happened out there others say the mistreatment of people living on the streets is just not acceptable.mentality is that pe who are unhoused, they are not belonging. they are not their possessions. they are seen as garbage. >> police arrested that jogger for a separate incidents involving that man. matt nelson says he was on a bike going home when he saw that man in the lake area and started recording him with his cell phone. he says the man attacked him and stole his phone. >>> great news this morning about the man from oakland who underwent a kidney transplant on tuesday. he received that life-saving gift from a young woman who responded to his at on craigslist. both david and jessica are up and about following their surgery at uc fs -- ucsf medical center. suffering from kidney failure when he posted the ad looking for a kidney donor. morris made a new yea

the sne is here between wayne and wilmington place, police tell usni urmed officers saw a group of men and as those officers approached, those men began to run were away and at o point one pulls out a gun and that is when officers fired viking the man somewhere about this street here. and actually take a look around, see this, this allegely sy surr several homes and neighbors told us what they saw and heard. >> just sitting there watching tv, and i heard -- i look out my window and a young man ison layg he ground. >> reporter: news 4 also spoke with a woman who didn't want to be identified, but she like many others want more information about the shooting and who was shooting. >> there wasn't a back and forth shooting. there was no cross fire. that was just one person hitting one person.. >> reporter: dolice also released this photo of a gun they say was recovered at the crime scene. and so now we have the photo of the weapon recovered on scene.ki police also w to review that officer body cam footage, the investigation still ongoing at this time. police also still looking for yps from

the couple is being held on wilmington -- 1 million and $2 million deal. >>> president trump is on his way to quebec, canada for the g7 summit. the president said he will be fighting for medal -- better trade deals at that g7 summit. >> european union treats us very unfairly. canada very unfairly. mexico very unfairly. with that said, i think we will very easily make a deal. >> it's expected to be a 10th summit leaders but other world leaders say they are going to push back against the new tariff by the united states. >>> there have been protests in quebec, canada. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> the protesters are a coalition of different groups who say they are showing their opposition to racism, capitalism, colonialism, and other issues. the demonstrations began with a peaceful march to the venue followed by a die-in. there were some minor scuffles and there were some arrests. >>> it is affecting wall street once again. stocks are lower on that news. >>> 6:07. an eight-year-old child died in an early morning crash in the east bay. we will have an update on the chp investigation into what c

it's 15 miles south of wilmington. a forgotten town with 1200 people. i had a great life growing up there is a kid fishing, hiking, swimming and to me it was a good place to grow up if you are white. but delaware city was a segregated town. i went to the whites school and the colored kids went to his tool outside of town. >> you had a local school you could walk a couple blocks. the black kids had to hike a mile. >> and there were white businesses and black businesses, white churches and black churches. i grew up with that. didn't realize how long it was. my father had a gas station that he bought himself. he was one if not the only business in delaware city who would do business with black customers. and even let them by on time, that's on credit. so at the end of the month my mother was sent out the bills to people and he would extend that to african-americans. and booty carter was one of his best friends. my father always made a point of including him as a friend and then we would have a christmas always makur tt bootyd he would another african-ameri

augusta, georgia and then they moved to columbia, south carolina and then his father took a post in wilmingtonnorth carolina. at age 19, he went to princeton. that was his first time to live in the north. not take all of the southern out of him by any means but it made a nationalist out of him. nationalist in those days meant re-fightingo was not e the civil war. he thought is over and we need to unify the country. he became an academic, taught at princeton, renoir and wesleyan -- bryn-mawr and wesleyan. resign he had to eventually from princeton. while he was thinking what to do next, he had a career on the side of his princeton activities as a writer and public lecturer. he was very popular, the greatest speaker of his time. he was a progressive. ,o the democrats looking ahead this is 1910 when they asked him to run for governor, looking they are1912, thinking, we can get him in as governor and if he does a good job, he will be a strong, clean-cut regressive -- clean-cut, progressive candidate in 1912. brian: how long was he governor of new jersey? .atricia: one term brian: how can he be cal

we know the wilmington race riots. it was a majority black city being. it is not now. we know why. let people got out of 10. japanese internment was a real harm the we said we have to repair. so it does not necessarily have to come in a cash payment. there are number of ways we can get creative about how we do this. some came in the form of education. it came in the form of an educational trust. we could do it in a number of ways. we do not lack for creative solutions. what we lack is the political will. in part changing people's mind , is the difficult part. you want people to think about this as you are taking from me to give to something else. and it is not just somebody else it is somebody i think is , undeserving. i think that is the conversation we do not want to have when i say reparations, no one else in here is thinking about giving money to native american people who had their land stripped or head of their community destroyed. is thinking about, they are thinking about black people. that is what i am thinking about. that is one of the most fundamental relationships in th

>> senator, you're on that train to wilmington quite often, going back to america, going back to thert of america apart from washington, d.c. we have a president w intent on fng nearly every day and every issue with a campaign element called fear. everything -- nearly everything he says or does, he injects a little fear into it. fear of the other, fear of immigration, fear of past failures haunting us, that he's the guy who has to turn everything around. so let me ask you, when you think about what the president says and when you think about the environment that you live in, not the senate, but wilmington, delaware, do you at all fear that the president is heading down a path, running for re-election of a white america? >> well, what the president stkfulst successfully tapped into in his 2016 campaign, was millions of americans who felt they were on the outside, felt they we resp felt that the ture for them and their kids wasn't getting brighter. and he made a lot of promises. and one of the things that's concerning me is he's keeping his bad promises and breaking his good promises.

the great lakes to the northeast, but stillot as you get down into north carolina, 95 degrees, wilmington97. providence, still warm. tomorrow we are looking at cooler weather making its way in the northeast. still in the southeast weave most of the heat, atlanta 93, jacksonville, 93, and indianapolis, a little warmer but not too bad. and later this week, the temperatures start to round back to norl nicely. charleston with a hig saturday of 92. that's what's going on around the country. here's what' happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, a mostly cloudy start to your tuesday. 78 degrees right now, so it's warm andut humidde and will stay hot and humid as we go through the day it's 82 degrees in leesburg and annapolis. 90 degrees, and then a chance for thunderstorms to roll through, and i don't think we will see but tomorrow we have a better chance in the afternoon, and then drier thursday and then showers as we go into the start of the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, an exclusive look at a new hotel perk, putting alexa right in

i-95 going through wilmington, for example. motor vehicles quickly became a major source of emissions and smog contributed to the threat of climate change as well as public health crisis as asthma. the advent of automobiles pose major safety challenges and infrastructure was required to make sure that we upgraded more safely. in the first decade i'm told that the 20th century there were no stop signs. there were no warning signs, there were no traffic lights, there were no lane lines. there were no street lights, brake lights, no drivers license, no seatbelts, no posted speed limit. none of these traffic controls and safety devices had been developed and communities were unprepared for this new technology, this new vehicle that came along about 100 years ago. as a result, passengers were at risk, i'm told in 1910, over 100 years ago, there were 45 deaths for every 100 million miles traveled. 45 deaths for every 100 million miles traveled. we have been able to bring the number down to about one death per 100 million miles travel

wilmington, 97. providence, 86. st. louis at 93.omorrow we look at cooler weather in the northeast. in the southeast, we have most of the heat. atlanta 93, jacksonville, 93. indianapolis, a little warmer than usual. later this weekend, temperatures mild up nicely. mid-70s by saturday in new york city, chicago, you'll be 75 by the weekend. 88 in nashville. warm in charleston with a high of 92. that's what's going on around th >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start with clouds but we'll get clearing across the bay area with a wide range in temperatures, low 60s for the coast at half moon bay. san francisco 65 degrees and upper 80s for napa today. in oakland 71 degrees and 91 in concord. san jose expect a high of 83 degrees and 82 in palo alto. low to mid-80s over the next couple of days inland but it's about to get really hot by saturday. we're going to see some triple digit temperatures for some of the rallies. >> that's your latest weather. hoda? >> all right, al. thanks. >>> coming up, a new first look at a hotel p

wilmington, a republican for it.r: i would just add that there were a couple uick thehs three immigration system currently is broken and needs to be fixed. immigration is a good thing and the u.s. thrives with immigrants. both the are using emotionally charged language. my input to c-span and people listening would be if we could and respectionate the other side and assume they have the most reasonable intentions, we might actually get something done. would say ish sometimes it can be quite disappointing listening to fully adult professional policy in washington dc converse with each other as if they are not to sober, passion and individuals now the best concerns for the country. host: max, thank you. up next, voters are heading to the polls today in seven states. we will talk about the primaries and primary runoff taking place around the country. an hour from now, we are expecting more decisions to be released by the supreme court. some live pictures from the court show the scene out front as we wait several high-pr