. >> the single engine piper was on route to charlottesville. thick fog forced it off course. the pilot was trying to make it but realizedrport he was low on fuel and had to put it down wherever he could. the pilot intended to land at charlottesville but dense fog forced him into a quest for an alternative. >> i had plenty of fuel to get to charlottesville but it was too crowded to land so i went to eventually i ran out of fuel. >> jerome orlando was within half a mile of the airport but he knew he did not have enough fuel to make it. into the thick fog, desperately trying to find a clearing. as the plane began to descend, orlando spotted this area. >> i could see the tops of the taller building above the clouds. i picked the widest open space. >> some of the people offered praise for his skill. he says he knows it could have ended differently. >> it was really scary but i tried to relax and keep calm. >> orlando says he is part owner of the plane. the aircraft did suffer some damage. the insurance company will determine whether he can be salvaged but he says he has no plans t

her car was found three days later in charlottesville. the f.b.i. says they are following leads. her mother is holding out hope that her daughter will be found alive. >> it is like our hearts have been ripped out of us. >> around the town of living livingston, pink ribbons are hanging. >> rain overnight. chief meteorologist doug hill tells us when we can expect rain. >> from the weather center, skies are cloudy. south of washington, just moving out of the mount vernonon area, south of prince george's county, along 66 toward front royal, there have been lightning strikes. a bit of thundershowers from frederick county, not far east of harpers ferry. separate batches of rain. some to our south. a chance of more of this later tonight but especially tomorrow. there is a cold front moving into the area, and that cold front will change everything. 72 in frederick. 77 in annapolis. muggy late tonight. a few isolated showers. temperatures hanging tough for one more day, and then the cool stuff up in michigan is heading south. >> thank you. >> new at 11:00 now, the martin luther king jr. l

her car was found in a charlottesville parking lot, but there was no signs of her. afterung boys are safe their mother allegedly kidnapped them from children's national medical center. the police in the boys were in a social workers custody because of concerns they were being abused. the mother reportedly snatched the boys from the hospital lobby and quickly fled with him in a car. the police later located them at a rockville apartment and took the boys back into custody. a nearlyent obama held hour-long press conference this afternoon before heading on a week long vacation. he laid out a plan to make the nsa surveillance program more transparent for the american people. yell so spoke about edward snowden, saying he is not a patriot and has been charged with three felonies. and we will hear much more about the president's news conference coming up tonight on world news. i spoke with diane sawyer about what else we can expect. >> hello, the flash floods continue to strike across this country tonight. oneill show you how quickly can come around the corner and bury a c

going to lynchburg, but there was no sign of her until tuesday night when her car was found near a charlottesville movie theater. family members say murphy is not the type of girl to just disappear. you do not deserve whatever has happened to you or any of this. you're an innocent 17-year-old girl who has so much promise. >> the police do not believe murphy's disappearance is connected with the morgan harrington case, whose body was found two years ago after she vanished leaving a metallica concert in salads phil -- in charlottesville. another look at some of the top stories we're following. six people recovering after a fire raced through an apartment building in southeast washington . the fire broke out at 12:30 on denver street. a teenager had to jump on he went to escape the flames. six units were destroyed in the fire. the cause is under investigation. >> montgomery county police are warning residents about a new scam. an elderly woman and a man were recently duped. the scam artist approach the victims and a shopping center parking lot in north bethesda and offered them money, but stole thous

on tuesday, her car was found in charlottesville. we spoke with her on. be latee knew she would for her curfew she would say, i am running 10 minutes behind, i will be home soon. for her just to go and not call is completely out of character. >> the family remains hopeful murphy will be found alive. authorities are stressing they are still actively searching for murphy and still need the public's help if they hope to find her. investigators say that this is a sensitive juncture of the investigation. they are not releasing the suspect's name. >> you can stay with abc 7 news at the b.j. lay.com for the latest about -- at wjla.com for the latest developments. are also following breaking news from prince george's county, where police made an arrest in connection with a murder in philly. vincent martin of north east d.c. was taken into custody. police are still looking for demarco james. the man entered a home on nicol james' ex-re girlfriend lived. they confronted a man in the residence and shot him. neighbors are stunned by the violence. close.as so right ac

that is the "daily progress" in charlottesville, virginia. honestly, nobody knows exactly what happens next in this corruption scandal. there has been one other big change from the mcdonnell side that may indicate that something is about to happen. you should at least know about it if you're interested in this story. the guy for whom governor mcdonnell and his family took the $50,000 check and $70,000 check and the $15,000 dinner and the other $10,000 check and the $15,000 shopping spree and the loan of a white ferrari and the lake house and all the rest of it, oh and the rolex watch. i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff, too. that guy from whom they took all those gifts heads a company that for months now has been known to be under federal investigation. they had to disclose they were under federal investigation to their shareholders. on friday, that company put out a statement saying, happy day, they are the not expecting to be charged in conjunction with that federal investigation. now, at the same time, there ha "washington post" that the

washington... ...a 3rd-grade teacher from new york, new york... ...and a high-school chemistry teacher from charlottesvil, virginia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- ex trebek! thk you, johy gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone. it's the middle of the week, but it's also the first of our three semifinal g game. these are sudden-victory games. only the winner gets to come back to play on monday and tuesday of next week for $100,0,000. so, michael, whitney, and john, i hope you're up to the task. good luc here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here, we reveal the categories, starting off with... followed by... different spellings for gray, obviously.

tuesday her car was found in charlottesville to the north. friday we spoke to her aunt. >> if she would be late for her curfew she would call and say i'm running 10 minutes behind, i'll be home soon. for her to just go and not call, it's completely out of character. >> the family remains hopeful that murphy will be found alive. authorities are also stressing that they are still actively searching for murphy and still need the public's help if they hope to find her. we should note that investigators are telling us that this early and sensitive juncture of the investigation, they are not willing to release the suspect's name. in the newsroom, jay korff, abc7 news. >> a 2-year-old child in rhode island is safe this morning and two men are in custody suspected of murdering two people and kidnapping that little boy. police confirmed isaiah perez was found in providence and is safe. officers were called to a mom near providence early sunday morning, that's where they found the two people who were murdered and discovered that the toddler was gone. p

that is the "daily progress" in charlottesville, virginia. honestly, nobody knows exactly what happens next in this corruption scandal. there has been one other big change from the mcdonnell side that may indicate that something is about to happen. you should at least know about it if you're interested in this story. the guy for whom governor mcdonnell and his family took the $50,000 check and $70,000 check and the $15,000 dinner and the other $10,000 check and the $15,000 shopping spree and the loan of a white ferrari and the lake house and all the rest of it, oh and the rolex watch. i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff, too. that guy from whom they took all those gifts heads a company that for months now has been known to be under federal investigation. they had to disclose they were under federal investigation to their shareholders. on friday, that company put out a statement saying, happy day, they are not expecting to be charged in conjunction with that federal investigation. now, at the same time, there has been recent reporting in the "

that is the "daily progress" in charlottesville, virginia. honestly, nobody knows exactly what happens next in this corruption scandal. there has been one other big change from the mcdonnell side that may indicate that something is about to happen. you should at least know about it if you're interested in this story. the guy for whom governor mcdonnell and his family took the $50,000 check and $70,000 check and the $15,000 dinner and the other $10,000 check and the $15,000 shopping spree and the loan of a white ferrari and the lake house and all the rest of it, oh and the rolex watch. i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff, too. that guy from whom they took all those gifts heads a company that for months now has been known to be under federal investigation. they had to disclose they were under federal investigation to their shareholders. on friday, that company put out a statement saying, happy day, they are the not expecting to be charged in conjunction with that federal investigation. now, at the same time, there has been recent reporting in t

that is the "daily progress" in charlottesville, virginia. honestly, nobody knows exactly ha happens next in this corruption scandal. there has been one other big change from the mcdonnell side that may indicate that something is about to happen. you should at least know about it if you're interested in this story. the guy for whom governor mcdonnell and his family took the $50,000 check and $70,000 check and the $15,000 dinner and the other $10,000 check and the $15,000 shopping spree and the loan of a white ferrari and the lake house and all the rest of it, oh and the rolex watch. i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff, too. that guy from whom they took all those gifts heads a company that for months now has been known to be under federal investigation. they had to disclose they were under federal investigation to their shareholders. on friday, that company put out a statement saying, happy day, they are the not expecting to be charged in conjunction with that federal investigation. now, at the same time, there has been recent reporting in the

washington... ...a 3rd-grade teacher from new york, new york... ...and a high-school chemistry teacher from charlottesville, virginia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone. it's the middle of the week, but it's also the first of our three semifinal games. these are sudden-victory games. only the winner gets to come back to play on monday and tuesday of next week for $100,000. so, michael, whitney, and john, i hope you're up to the task. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here, we reveal the categories, starting off with... followed by... different spellings for gray, obviously. and... michael, start us. let's go to "tw" for $200, alex. john. what is tweak? "tweak" is the word. let's go with 5 shades of gr(e/a)y for $200. whitney. who is j. edgar hoover? right. gr(e/a)y for $400, please. michael. what are mars and venus? yes. let's go to "tw" for $400

for the deciding game, here are the three finalists -- a high-school chemistry teacher from charlottesville, virginia... ...a high-school world-history teacher from chicago, illinois... ...and a high-school a.p. english teacher from montgomery, alabama... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, as you all know, this tournament final is a two-day total-point affair. the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants right now will be added to whatever they earn today to determine our $100,000 winner. let's get rid of those dollar signs now. and we'll go to work in the jeopardy! round. and we'll go to work with these categories. we start off with... good place. each correct response will require two words, and those words will be exactly the same, except for one letter. alex: and, kate, you get to go first again. i'd like differs by a letter for $200, please. michael. what is slalom and shalom? that's it. differs by a letter -- $400.

here are our three finalists -- a high-school chemistry teacher from charlottesville, virginia... a high-school world-history teacher from chicago, illinois... and a high-school a.p. english teacher from montgomery, alabama... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone. i can't think of a better way to start the week than with a two-game finals match in one of our signature tournaments, in which one of these three players gets to go home with $100,000 at the end of tomorrow's program. michael, colby, and kate have been very impressive in their previous two appearances. let's see if they can keep it going today. good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories. we start off with a math situation. sounds like you're back in school. alex: kate, you get to go first. i'd like which part of speech? for $200, please. michael. what is a noun? that's it. let's do witty lines for $200. colby. who is zsa zsa gabor? right. part of speech?, $400. kate. what is an adjective?

from charlottesville, virginia, this is... started by the dominicans of st. joseph in 1929. from chicago, illinois, let's greet... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i am feeling so good today because i won't have to watch those political ads on television anymore. i am feeli[ laughter ]oday now, welcome to our teachers tournament. last year's competition proved to be such a good thing for you folks watching at home that we decided to make it an annual event. so, this is the first of our quarterfinal matches with colby, michael, and diana. welcome. good luck. to the jeopardy! rouhere we go witinto the jeopardy! round.na. and here are the categories for you. first off... you tell us. we'll deal with the... and, finally, we want you to... each correct response, as a matter of fact, will rhyme with that word -- "fighter." alex: colby, start us. all right. i'll take u.s. geography for $200, alex.

her cash was later found in a, paing lot in charlottesville. >> can have 46 and police are again going door to door in solving the murder of a teenager. it is back on august 20 second of 2012, when a gunman kicked in the front door of a home and shot 17-year-old amber stanley. so far, they don't have any suspects. >> and a former hospital technician will avoided charges in maryland because of a plea deal with the federal government. david is accused of causing a multistate hepatitis c outbreak. he will plead guilty to 14 federal drug charges in exchange for a 30 to 40 year prison sentence. now to the latest in the boston terror attack. authorities say the two went into the dorm room, and removed items including his laptop, and a backpack containing fireworks. >> and we are about to hear from the father of a man who was killed during questioning about the boston bombingses. ibrahim says was fatally shot while being questioned by fbi agents. they are asking him about his tie to the boston bombing suspect. he said his father will speak to reporters today about his attempts to find out how

for the deciding game, here are the three finalists -- a high-school chemistry teacher from charlottesville, virginia... ...a high-school world-history teacher from chicago, illinois... ...and a high-school a.p. english teacher from montgomery, alabama... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, as you all know, this tournament final is a two-day total-point affair. the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants right now will be added to whatever they earn today to determine our $100,000 winner. let's get rid of those dollar signs now. and we'll go to work in the jeopardy! round. and we'll go to work with these categories. we start off with... good place. each correct response will requirewo words, and those words will be exactly the same, except for one letter. alex: and, kate, you get to go first again. i'd like differs by a letter for $200, please. michael. what is slalom and shalom? that's it. differs by a letter -- $400. kate. what is a dimple and a pimple? those are the good words. differs by a letter for $600. k

her car was found in charlottesville three days later. authorities announced the arrest of this man, randy allen taylor and charged him in connection with the team disappearance. while he has been charged, murphy has it to be found. >> and went -- i want to assure family that we will keep looking as long as it takes to find her. >> the fbi and local authorities searched the home where taylor lived. tore are pink ribbons remember alexis and posters with details of her disappearance. frequented his minimart. >> i know i seen him in here before. me in a strange way. i had interacted with him an

her car was found in charlottesville and surveillance pictures show her at a gas station not too far from her home. fbi did not realize many details about the arrest but we could know more information later on today. >> one man is dead after being hit by a car in prince george's county. this happened overnight along largo road in upper marlboro. the victim got out of his vehicle and was hit by another car. the driver did stay on the scene and police say alcohol was not a factor in this accident. >> and we are also following a developing story in d.c. one woman in the hospital after an apartment fire in southeast. >> that's right. our brianne carter is joining us now live from the scene there with more information. bri, a still a very active scene behind you. >> that's right, as you can see, firefighters remain here on the scene several hours after they were first called out here to this apartment complex. take a look here behind me. you can see the firefighters here. they have still been going through a number of these apartments. they tell us that the fire was contained to one of th

shcharlottesville charlottesville, virginia, passed the first anti-drone law this year and similar legs is being considered in 13 other states. brianna, martin. >> thank you, chris. >>> now, one woman's story of being sent to prison is getting rave reviews, including it's portrayal of a transgender woman. >> do you really think i will be killing myself. listen, doc, i need my dosage. i have given five years, $80,000 and my freedom for this. >> it's all part of the new netflix series orange is the eww black. and two stars will be joining me next live. lein houston, coca-cola'sg. club balón rojo, is kicking off fun and fitness on and off the field, with the help of soccer stars. these free clinics, help kids gain confidence in their game, and learn how important it is to get moving every day. it's part of our goal to inspire more than 3 million people, to re-discover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make. together. but you had to leave rightce to now, would you go? world, man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked

her car was found in charlottesville later and surveillance pictures show murphy at a gas station not far from home. the fbi did not release many details about this arrest but we could learn more later today. >> and we could find out today or we will find out today who is holding the winning powerball ticket worth $1 million. virginia lottery officials will present the winner of the prize at the store where they bought the ticket in nannen daily, virginia. >> two nationwide amber alerts ended this weekend. >> coming up, the questions still lingering behind both of those cases. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, everyone. lovely way to wake up. take a look at this shot, right past the monument at lwo jet stream that, u.s. capitol. >> today would be a good day if you've got the day or afternoon off and take in some of the sights around our beautiful city, right, jacqui? >> absolutely and speaking of sights let's look at alexandria this morning, shall we? because that looks equally as beautiful, just in a different way. notice a little bit of the haze. we don't really have any fog in

words are well said from a person who teaches at the university of north carolina, joining us from charlottesville, virginia. thank you for being with us. our coverage continues through on you the day on aljazeera and aljazeera.com. special coverage from the lincoln memorial begins at 2:00 eastern time, so stay tuned for that. >> syria strikes, oil surges and markets fall. up next, how a possible strike on syria could leave you paying more at the pump. >> it's a letter defending his civil rights. months before his i have a dream speech, writings that inspired a nation. those letters from inside a birmingham jail. what happens when social media uncovers unheard and fascinating news stories? >> they share it on a stream. [[voiceover]] every sunday night, al jazeera america presents gripping films from the world's top documentary directors. >>thank god i didn't suffer what he had to go through. next sunday, the premiere of google and the world brain. >>this is the opportunity of our generation. [[voiceover]] it would be the world's greatest library under one digital roof. but at what cost? >>google c

charlottesville, virginia, passed the first anti-drone law earlier this year, and similar legislation is under review in 13 other states. erin? >> all right, chris, thank you very much. >>> and coming up, the man who allegedly admitted he killed his wife and posted a picture of her dead body on facebook is in court for the first time. we saw him today. he says he's not guilty. this is florida. and he's pleading self-defense. we have that story. >>> plus, the first information in tonight on what caused the crash of a cargo plane in alabama. that coming out just a few moments ago. and it turns out the truth really was out there. the stunning revelation about the government's supersecret property area 51. it was not a conspiracy theory. it was real. >>> and later in the show, why you should never mess with border patrol. we're going to tell you what made them do this in tonight's "shout-out." right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% sm

charlottesville we have to watch out for that today. cloud cover 70 degrees for the temperatures 66 for the dew point. becoming a little humid out there. we will see a lot of clouds mix in through out the day. by lunch time there's a 10 percent chance of shower around baltimore. by 3:00 p.m. that's a 20 percent chance. there's a small chance you will see one today. we will talk about more rain chances in the 7 day. >> a nearly week long manhunt for a california teen and his suspected abductor. >> we have the latest. >>> several miles down this dusty dirt road some 30 miles north of cascade idaho is where it all ended. an fbi agent offered few if any details but offered this blunt statement. >> agents moved in to rescue hannah. the suspect is deceased. >>> hannah anderson and james dimaggio was spotted air by the fugitive task force officers. dimaggio was shot and killed by a member of the fbi hostage rescue team. the two were found near moore head lake which is the same they were seen by horse back riders wednesday. they are not giving

the first was "daily progress" newspaper in charlottesville, virginia, next week. even the "washington post's" pretty doctrinaire republican columnist jennifer ruben is calling on governor mcdonnell to resign. the latest calls for the governor to step down follow the news reported in the "washington post" that federal officials spent yesterday meeting with lawyers for both the governor and his wife. separate lawyers now for each of them. we'll have more on that in a moment, though. they spent yesterday meeting with governor's lawyers and his wife's lawyers giving those lawyers a chance to argue for why federal prosecutors should not bring criminal charges against bob mcdonnell. asked today about that repeatedly by reporters, governor mcdonnell said he did not want to talk about it. >> can you tell us at about the results of the meetings yesterday with your lawyers? >> no. i came to talk about hiring veterans and why that's important. i can talk to you about the budget. we had a great day yesterday, but i don't have anything else to say on that. >> that was sunny go

the first was "daily progress" newspaper in charlottesville, virginia, next week. even the "washington post's" pretty doctrineaire republican columnist jennifer ruben is calling on governor mcdonnell to resign. the latest calls for the governor to step down follow the news reported in the "washington post" that federal officials spent yesterday meeting with lawyers for both the governor and his wife. separate lawyers now for each of them. we'll have more on that in a moment, though. they spent yesterday meeting with governor's lawyers and his wife's lawyers giving those lawyers a chance to argue for why federal prosecutors should not bring criminal charges against bob mcdonnell. asked today about that repeatedly by reporters, governor mcdonnell said he did not want to talk about it. >> can you tell us at about the results of the meetings yesterday with your lawyers? >> no. i came to talk about hiring veterans and why that's important. i can talk to you about the budget. we had a great day yesterday, but i don't have anything else to say on that. >> that was sunny g

her car was found tuesday night in charlottesville. authorities now zeroing in on that area. >>> four people dead, four others wounded in two separate but related shootings in texas. one of them involving an explosive device. this happening in dallas at a nearby suburb. police saying a plan who claims to be a former dallas mavericks' dancer was looking for an ex-girlfriend at both homes when he opened fire. -arrested at the scene of the second attack. >>> california, police now searching for clues after a woman who works with death row inmates vanishes. on sunday sandra koch reportedly told her 15-year-old daughter she was meeting somebody who found her missing dog. she said she'd be back in 30 minutes, she never returned. jenna: well, right now the outgoing second in command at the cia says the biggest threat to our national security today is syria. mike morrell telling the "wall street journal" he's concerned syria will supplant pakistan as the new safe haven for al-qaeda. consider that as we report some new violence there today. mor

in charlottesville and a former colleague of gwen's at nbc. gain coveredvement and taught in schools today? is again for all of you, a doctor legacy -- is dr. king's legacy reduced to the speech he made on the 28th or could it act go in a letter from a birmingham -- could it echo? >> would like to answer that? >> the southern poverty law how civillooking on rights is being taught and it is not surprisingly found that if you look at the states with the biggest black population, they are most likely to teach about civil rights. i do not know if this is because of the black people in their states or they realize these people want to know about themselves. and then, they have realized we .ave made a big mistake all and to be taught in now north carolina has become the new mississippi now. mississippi lost its place. answeredt someone else the next question. that is one of my students and a bright young man. >> the story itself, the tradition is alive and well at morehouse college for sure and we are going online with some things, converging via pr

jeff is next in charlottesville, north carolina. opposedi am completely to it. thomas jefferson would be rolling in his grave is. is approach to survey domestic. same reason cia is not about to operate in the united states because it is too dangerous and too much of an invasion of liberty and privacy. i want to echo the consent of the last calller. it is dangerous. it would just get worse if we allow this to be allowed. domestic use should be banned. and domestically they can operate overseas. as a weapon should be allowed like they are now. they should not be used in any setting whatsoever for domestic use, because it is a flagrant invasion of liberty. not ancient -- benjamin franklin so much, but thomas jefferson would be rolling in his great because it is dangerous. section ofolitick session "washington times" -- sean on the line for those that support the use of drums domestically. hello. caller: i am close to the university of nebraska, and they have basically space law. spaceex uses groans. google new cars are part of this. we should up conversations that

i work here in the city and i am a former student in charlottesville and a former colleague at nbc. to the point of the movement how is the movement being covered and taught in schools today. that's the first question. then for all of you dr. king's's legacy so-called reduced to the dream speech made on the 28 or could it echo in the birmingham jail or the riverside church speech april 67. >> who would like to answer that? >> they did a study about the civil rights in america and they fall -- found not surprisingly if you look at the states with the biggest black population they are most likely to teach about civil rights. i don't know whether this is to the black people in the states or because they realized these people want to know about themselves and what they did. but since then, several other states said we made a big mistake. and mississippi had already done a better job than many and has now mandated its civil rights to be taught in all of the high schools in mississippi to read a great step forward for the state of mississippi which had -- north carolina has become the new

bond in charlottesville and a former colleague of gwen's at nbc. how is the movement gain covered and taught in schools today? and again for all of you, is a doctor legacy -- is dr. king's legacy reduced to the speech he made on the 28th or could it act from the birmingham speech? >> would like to answer that? >> the southern poverty law center is looking on how civil rights is being taught and it is not surprisingly found that if you look at the states with the biggest black population, they are most likely to teach about civil rights. i do not know if this is because of the black people in their states or they realize these people want to know about themselves. and then, they have realized we have made a big mistake. it needs to be taught in all and now north carolina has become the new mississippi now. mississippi lost its place. i will let someone else answered the next question. that is one of my students and a bright young man. >> the story itself, the tradition is alive and well at morehouse college for sure and we are going online with some

bond in charlottesville and a former colleague of gwen's at nbc. how is the movement gain covered and taught in schools today? and again for all of you, is a doctor legacy -- is dr. king's legacy reduced to the speech he made on the 28th or could it act go in a letter from a birmingham could it echo? >> would like to answer that? >> the southern poverty law center is looking on how civil rights is being taught and it is not surprisingly found that if you look at the states with the biggest black population, they are most likely to teach about civil rights. i do not know if this is because of the black people in their states or they realize these people want to know about themselves. and then, they have realized we have made a big mistake. it needs to be taught in all and now north carolina has become the new mississippi now. mississippi lost its place. i will let someone else answered the next question. that is one of my students and a bright young man. >> the story itself, the tradition is alive and well at morehouse college for sure and we are go

clara and george ackerman from advance mills, virginia, which is near charlottesville, which is probably the prettiest town in north america. they've been married for 76 years. we wish them a blessed anniversary. that's sweet. that's really nice. rose sturdevant, a good strong name, beaumont, texas. when you're from texas and you're from beaumont, you can walk proud and tall. 103 years old today. loves her vegetables, but most of the vegetables she eats, she grows herself. we got another birthday on the list today. this is paul bancroft from beautiful downtown shoshone, idaho. one of the most incredible states in this country. it's unbelievable. a little bit of everything. great farmland, fabulous potatoes. 104 years old today, and he can tell you the whole history of idaho. always liked history in school. now back to new york and the great big apple. >> all right, willard. thank you so much. coming up next, will anthony weiner's scandal impact hillary clinton? today's professionals tackle that topic and more. the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah,

bond in charlottesville and a former colleague of gwen's at nbc. to the point of the movement, how is the movement being covered and taught in schools today? that's the first question. and again for all of you, if dr. king's legacy is reduced to the speech that he made on the 28th or could it echo in a letter from birmingham jail or riverside shirt speech, april, 1967? thanks. >> who would like to answer that? >> the southern poverty law enters, they found not surprisingly that if you look at the states with the biggest black population, they're most likely to each about civil rights. i don't know whether this is some sop to the black people in the states or they realize these people want to know about themselves and what they did. but since then, several other states have said, we've made a big mistake and mississippi, majority had done a better job than many, has now mandated that civil rights be taught in all the high schools in mississippi. a great step forward for the state of mississippi. which had to give way now, you know, north carolina ha

so there were times in glasgow where teddy would crash the car, noted by the way and charlottesville for going over the speed limit and being arrested. but he also crashed the car in europe. what did you do but take care of it. he was the fixer in the family. >> was teddy the one who is closest to rose or was that bobby? >> i think of the boys, it was joe, jr. to begin with because he was the number one son. he was the fair haired boy. when he passes, ma i think that role goes to bobby because he so much younger. rose and her mother would say oh, he's going to become a sissy because he's surrounded by girls in the birth order. rose even says later on after his death, she's approached by a documentarian who wants information about bobby for a film and roast literally writes that can either we were too much about his boyhood because he was the seventh child and is in the midst of all these other children. i can't really give you details. having said that though, he was the sensitive one. he was the smallest of the four boys in stature. he was the most religious, the most moral. so i th