just their noise bothering people why new jersey's capitol city is doing to bring the out of control crow population, under control. >>> and, a scare in the air what happened after a plane's engine covering comes off, mid flight. but first tonight the search intensifies philadelphia police released new images of the vandals who wreak havoc after eagles super bowl win. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few days before a group caused chaos inside of th

and crows be gone. can you imagine 30,000 crows? one of the local cities is facing this problem. you know it stinks, you know it is dirty. they are going somewhere. how do they get rid of it? how about fireworks and lasers? i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." bill: new york housing authority in all kinds of hot water mainly because they are being accused of not providing hot water and heat now a threat of a lawsuit. our own nate rogers has the story. nate? nate: issues instead of new york city's public housing units are widespread including buildings and deplorable and conditions. but also, authorities are now calling a humanitarian crisis. take a look at this. these are the houses in the bronx. they lived here for nearly 50 years. the hot water in the unit has been off for the last three days. >> they are not giving no hot water or nothing. they are not doing nothing. >> the city's public advocate office says 80 percent of the residents have lost heat or water in the season alone. they believe outdated boilers are the cause. >> the cold water goes every morning now in the

just their noise bothering people why new jersey's capitol city is doing to bring the out of control crow population, under control. >>> and, a scare in the air what happened after a plane's engine covering comes off, mid flight. but first tonight the search intensifies philadelphia police released new images of the vandals who wreak havoc after eagles super bowl win. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few days before a group caused chaos inside of th

has been sun establish shanley usda says all of the methods it's using to disperse the crows have been approved and are non lethal. in trenton, dave schratwieser fox 29 news. sky fox over the scene avenue fire in delaware county. it look like even car on fire. crews got the call just before 9:30 to concord road. so far there's no reports anyone being injury. crews got the flames under control just about half hora ago. >>> valentine's day is a tumors away. are you ready? you need your restaurant reservations, your chocolate and flowers. from pop and cop grocery stores to flor ritz all over the area it's time to get it done. shawnette wilson talked with a couple busy florists. >> iain, they were quite busy. i was surprised to see more men out today gettin getting ahead e game but still tomorrow is expected to be busier. >> it is what i'd like to call insane. >> reporter: kelsey beck and creative crew at ridley rainbow have been working 12-hour shifts to make your valentine's day perfect. >> we were here all day long. we're really busy, but we enjoy it. >> reporter: they're park sorting,

da used some hand-held pyrotechnics, lasers and crow distress recordings to get the massive flocks to disperse into smaller groups and fly to other locations. so why trenton in the first place? >> probably because it is a well lit, more elevated type area, um, it's also quiet area at night. >> reporter: usda tracking team will spend the next two weeks in the area checkig to see if the crows return or relocate. >> the main goal is to get them into smaller splinter groups that will be more tolerable to the residents. >> reporter: now the cost of cleaning up after the crows has been substantial usda says all of the methods it's using to disperse the birds are approved and non lethal. lucy. >> heart, thank you dave. >>> we are smack dab in the middle of one of the worst flu seasons in decades and getting hit especially hard are children and it is making it very tough for parents to tell when something is really really wro wrong. our dawn timmeney has more on the impact of this deadly flu season. >> as a parent, i'm always concerned about my family and my kids. as a doctor, i know too much

and amplify crow distress calls. are all these methods safe for the birds. >> yes they are all non-lethal all approved methods, and you know they are all safe. >> reporter: for anyone who doubts that this is really necessary. >> it clearly have not had to live in it. >> reporter: you want to talk about disgusting how would you like to take a seat on this bench right here, outside the work force labor development office here in new jersey. that gives you an idea of just how intense the dropping situation is but i got to say at least for time being since they started shooting off those flares, in the a crow in the sky that i can see. live from trenton cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> oh, my, watch your step, thanks, we will get back to you. >> wow. >>> philadelphia police are looking for vandals who caused disruption in the city during eagles victory celebrations. this surveillance video shows people standing and jumping on top of a car park at justin street during the parade on thursday. this surveillance video

penitent gery really didn't exist in the south until after reconstruction failed and when that jim crow laws were passed over them except for the exception of tennessee if you were not in a contract with the sharecropper you could get 30 days to life imprisonment and so the states were then refilled with those that wanted to preserve segregation and slave slavery. they produced tons of goods and services and that became a part of the architecture after jim crow was seemingly over 17 say the 1920s after world war i to the 1960s you see them as funneling black labor into this economy that is buttressing state power so when black americans start organizing and what we call the modern civil rights movement that starts after brown v. board and 54 then you see all of these new opportunities for the municipalities in the state to have tmanage black bodies that e using to conform to th what the state wants them to do either as producers or consumers. but they learned a lot about the functioning of power, state power, local power, police power going into the local jails and prisons and then they

from downtown trenton. >> making it as uncomfortable mr as pos area. >> the crows have become a big problem. >> it's frustrating and friday night and the crow trenton and their disdain for the birds run deep. >> the cars are covered. >> people don't want to come down here then? >> yes. >> for some reason trenton is a plem. >> it got bigger the flock i'm like where are they coming from? they have caused property damage and hit the city hard with cleanup and their droppings are a health hazard. >> i think it may take more than two weeks but happy they are doing something. >> all right now the usda is out here all week until 9:00 trying to get the birds to disperse again, there you saw a pyrotechnic to get the birds to move off and go away. and if this doesn't work they will be here until march. christie aleto. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. tonig.ts return to love s" park in philadelphia. and jeff skversky takes a trip to florida for the start of phillies spring training. >> reporter: hey jim, phillies manager, gabe kapler is inspired by the eagles and they can shock people to

there have been thousands of them flying around trenton, the city has had a crow problem for about two years now but worsened in the past several months, biggest issue at hand is all of the bird poop. >> everything is waste covered , the car, the sidewalk , shoes, it is nasty, when you walk by, it is like, you know, you just hold your breath. >> um-hmm. >> i love her technical description. >> look at that like the movie , wild life officials say in the winter months birds tend to group together to stay warm, they are using other non-lethal ways to scare them away like laser spotlights and fire works. >> a scene out of the alfred hick coach movie. >> yes. >> they are love birds. >> oh, yeah. >> until they start pecking at your head. >> fly, my sweety, fly. >> turning to the forecast, katie, apparently it should be milder but we have chances for rain. >> yes, we do. i got to get down to the nitty-gritty here. i can come up with puns and references for days here but lets just break it down. we will get outside take a quick peak at our live neighborhood network shots where it looks okay. i

he plays donald crow hurst, truelove eccentric from devon. he —— donald crow hurst. he invented his old delhi are about to enter around the world yacht race. he has a happy marriage with rachel weisz and kids and he decides to do this in an ealing spirit of the little man taking on the world he is getting sponsorship from a local car dealer played by ken stott and getting sponsorship from tinned soup firms and rom firms, and then he sets sail up and rom firms, and then he sets sail up off on his race and it becomes a totally different movie. it becomes profound and moving and mystical and perplexing. why is this man taking on this challenge. it is a true life tales so i do not want to tell people what happened even though they can look it up and find out, but what happens is extremely strange. the film struggles to take that on board. colin firth does some of the best acting in years. it might be something to do with the water. it brings the best out of colin. fascinating. it is a film of two halves. david thewlis is good. rachel weisz does not have much to do apart

trenton police say the crows have even caused property damage. >> today is ash wednesday. it marks the start of the holy season of lent for christians. archbishop charles chaput will celebrate mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. lent is a 40 daytime of prayer and fasting in preparation for easter. >> get ready to play ball. pitchers and catchers report for their first official workout today at phillies spring training in clearwater florida. new manager gabe kapler is feeling confident about the team. he is capitalizing on the eagles' run to a super bowl title hoping it inspires his young players. >> we'd be foolish to not take cues from what the eagles accomplished. not just over the last couple of weeks but since the summer when coach pederson addressed this team and said, you know, this is what the world thinks and this is who we think you are and what we think you are is really special. >> kapler is also making a bold prediction. he believes the team, which was 30 games below .500 last season will be fighting for the national league east come septem

. >> so, how do you chase 30,000 crows from downtown trenton, new jersey? that may sound like the first line of a joke, but this is not funny. it's a serious probabl problem e effort to decrow phi the city began today. christie ileto has the story. >> so far it seems to be working. the grows here moved out. the goal now is to figure out where they have gone and continue to harass them into smaller groups. >> pyrotechnics and spotlights and lasers are some of the tools used to scarecrows from downtown. the crows have become a nuisance over the last couple of years. >> you see them on every tree on the street. >> the fact that i have to get my car washed three times in a row, the car washmen know me. >> police confirm the crows have caused property damage and hit the city's pockets hard with clean up and the droppings are a health hazard. >> it doesn't seem healthy to drive around in bird poop. >> it may take more than two weeks to get them to go permanently, but i'm happy they are doing something. >> crews will be out here all week trying to get the birds to

in the deepest recesses of the jim crow baltimore was segregated, washington dc was segregated. but they were not segregated in the same way that rural north carolina was segregated at that time. of course thurgood marshall was no stranger to segregation and the ravages of segregation on a young schoolboy, but he was abosolutely shocked at what they found. these buildings even mocked the very notion of being schools, ofbeing places of education for young children. man's voice: is your school a wooden structure? boy's voice: yes it's wood man: is any part of it brick or stone? boy: no sir man: do you have an auditorium? boy: no sir man: do you have indoor drinking fountains? boy: no sir man: what do you use? boy: water pumps and water buckets man: is there a desk for each child? boy: no sir man: do you have teachers for every grade? boy: no sir man: do you have indoor toilets? boy: no sir rawn james: an astounding act of courage. houston and marshal traveled down throughthe south. and these are the days before the eisenhower interstate system. so they went in between what i would

i went on to pick up michelle alexander's book, the new jim crow. mass incarceration -- this had

the crow infestation for about two years now but it is worsened over last several months. biggest problem, all of the bird poop. >> everything is waste covered , the car, the sidewalk , shoes, it is nasty. >> it is nasty when you walk by it is just like ahh, you just hold your breathy don't blame her. the flare is just one non- lethal tank particular that wild life officials are using. they are using lasers, spotlights, and fire works to scare away birds. they will keep trying to scare them off all month long. crows group together to stay warm in the winter months. >>> group of the passengers has arrived in honolulu after a terrifying experience. >> brace, brace, brace. >> so that is flight crew telling passengers to brace for an emergency landing, engine cover blend off while plane was in the air and passengers heard a loud bang. when they looked outside they saw debris flying off damaged engine and plane started to shake violently. >> thank god for that group, that is all i have to say this were calm, and they -- it was just horrible. >> my mom was crying. i saw bunch of

found out today as we looked around this area what a severe problem they are having, with what these crows leave behind. >> it is green it is white. >> reporter: terrible tap industry is covering sidewalks cars, bus stops and pretty much everything below theresa long south warren street in trenton. that is right it is bird poop it is epically awful. >> when you walk by it is just like ahh walk up courthouse steps it is every where.

this winter about 30,000 crows have decided to hang out in new jersey's capitol city. since they're safety in numbers large groups are roosting together that's got some people that live there now not happy about it us agriculture department will use pyrotechnics lasers spotlights and amplified recordings of crow distress calls to fry to scare away the birds from trenton. >>> love is coming back to the streets of philadelphia just in time for valentine's day. the famous sculpture returning to its home tomorrow. it will make a number of stops in parade around philadelphia before it's reinstallation love park. the sculpture of course removed for repairs year ago while the park was being renovated but the tourist attraction will look a little different. it's been repainted to the original colors of red, green and purple. >>> group of bicyclists come together to remember a fellow cyclist. the bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia lined roosevelt boulevard today near large street where 22-year-old daniella, died after a driver hit her last monday. investigators say she w

president crow, your comments were so inspirational. i almost feel bad about the husky game against your basketball team a couple weeks ago. >> how did that football game go? >> i don't know how that went. here's a question. if we -- if i go back and talk to my presidents about your presentation, which is incredibly exciting, and talk about the need for innovation and talk about some of the innovative systems you've used, and they respond to those ideas, what would they say that might create a resistance to some of those ideas and how would you respond to those and what could governors do most effectively to help college leadership along the path you've chose snn sn. >> what's interesting is typically what -- i'm familiar with the uwn, washington state presidents in the state of washington. they would say interesting experiment. going in the right direction. different model than we have, the stuff. but typically what we hear is well, they don't have unions in arizona so they can get things done there. or we'll hear, and we do have union

crow and dr. scholl's came up with. this resonates at this for, i have a few partners. we refer to ourselves as partners of starbucks. such aust creating different environment in our store. thank you so much for listening to my story. [applause] >> thank you susanna, it was a profound hope that when you're done with your degree that you will apply for a job with the governor of virginia as well. we have kevin, the vice president of education, policy and management at new america. >> thank you so much to all of you. for letting me come to talk today, i will be great so we can get to the discussion. i am talking from the federal health higher education act. this is due mostly sexual-harassment policy, work-study and everything in between. it is a good time to be talking about the higher education act. congress is clearly does this once every 10 years. last time was 10 years before that. a lot of the states from a financial standpoint and irregulars were standpoint, i will talk about a couple of things. one is information and data. the other is new models to help students

agricultural department is bringing in pyrotechnics, laser spot lights and recordings of crow distress calls to try and take a look how everything seems to be covered in drops. they said it's worked to clear crows from other urban areas using high-tech efforts. >> literally trying everything to get them out of there. >>> next at 5:00, our growing collection of medals. chloe kim and speed skater maame biney. >>> and what refugees from puerto rico are asking of our local officials. >>> rooting for rippon, the figure skater on and off the ice at 6:00. talks to his coach and she opens up about her star student's olympic win. this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratchin'! it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? ecze

crow and that -- schulz came up with. that investment in resonating at the store level. i have a few partners. we refer to ourselves as partners. i have a few partners at my store participating in the program and it's just created such a difference view. in our stores, and in the confidence of our fellow partners. thank you so much for letting me tell my story. [applause] >> good for you. [applause] >> thank you. it was our profound hope that when you're done with your degree, you'll apply for a fob -- job with your great new governor in virginia. now we have kevin, vice president of education policy and knowledge management at new america. thank you. >> thank you so much to all of you. thank you for letting me come to talk today. i'll be brief so we can get to the discussion. i'll talk about from the d.c. perspective, the federal higher education act. 0 so this is the big omnibus federal legislation that governs everything from pel grants to excuse loans to sexual harassment and work study and everything in between. it's good time to talk about the higher education act.

distress calls and crow effigy to try to scare away the birds from trenton. so good luck with that. >>> love will be returning to the streets of philadelphia just in time for valentine's day. the famous 1976 robert indiana sculpture is returning to its home tomorrow and will make a number of stops in parade basic ale cross philadelphia before it's reinstall laying in love park. about a year ago restoration crews removed the sculpture to spiff it back up. didn't expect the red sup cher, though. don't expect it. it's now sporting red and green and purple the same colors that indiana had originally painterred it. so a basically picture perfect day fort obamas the former first couple unveiled their official portraits today. president obama and michelle weren't at the smithsonian national portrait gallery for this special ceremony. it was the ladies first -- it was ladies first, talk ladies first for the big reveal with mrs. obama and her artist amy pulling the curtain down and then mr. obama then unveiled his portrait. so very very good stuff there. >> the abilit

between bollinger and crow canyon. heads up if you're traveling in that direction. so far no slowing. >>> san francisco launches another -- >>> they join forces to fight homelessness. the amount of money it will take to fight the crisis. >>> should have a better thursday. here's a feature only on abc 7 mornings. mornings. we're >>> the next 7 days, we have a chance of freezing cold nights in the north bay valley. the only exception is sunday when we get to 38, which is still below our average low of 40. how about our other cool spot, the inland east bay valleys. freezing cold tomorrow morning. we'll be close in the mid-30s about every day except for sunday also when it will be 396739. >> 85 car break-ins a day in san francisco. now the d.a. is taking steps to try and contain this epidemic. d.a. george gascon wants a million dollars for a new task force and unveiled a tip line for folks. the aim is to target and break up rings to prolific auto burglars. it's estimated criminal street gangs are behind 70 to 80% of all auto burglary incidents in the city. >>> the body

the homeownership gap between whites and african americans is now wider than it was during the jim crow era reveal based its report on a review of 31 million mortgage records filed with the federal government in 2015 and 2016. the investigation found the redlining occurring across the country, including in washington, d.c., atlanta, detroit, philadelphia, st. louis, san antonio, texas. amy: since its publication earlier this month, the report has sparked national outrage and, in some states, unusually swift political action. pennsylvania's attorney general and state treasurer have both launched investigations into redlining in philadelphia. this is democratic state senator vincent hughes of pennsylvania questioning pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro during a recent senate budget hearing. >> are you aware of the study that was just published by the senate for investigative reporting that looksks at discriminatory lending pracactices? f "kepttudy titles itself out." are you knowowledgeable about wt has been going on in this area? >> i am, and frankly, i'm disgusted by it. i read t

after a bloody battle in the film "gladiator," russell crowe's maximus looks up at the spectators and asks which question? >> well, i remember russell crowe in that movie, "gladiator," and i think he said to the crowd, "are you not entertained?" b, final answer. >> i liked your delivery better. yeah, that was it. that's $2,000. $3,000. >> okay. >> including 1976's "a pink crustacean your" and 2003's "tiki time tour," which performer has toured every year for the past 40 years? >> well, i gotta tell you, chris, i'm a huge barbra streisand fan. like, fanatic fan. crazy, crazy fan, every concert and everything, and can tell you for sure there was never a tour about pink crustaceans. i'm pretty sure not for tina turner or kenny rogers either. so i am going to say a, jimmy buffett. final answer. >> but are you a parrot head? >> i'm afraid not, but i will be now. >> jimmy buffett's right. >> all right. >> i didn't peg you for such a psychotic streisand fan. >> not psychotic, but... >> you went pretty deep there. >> i did, i did, i did. >> you went pretty deep there. this is a look at your $

trenton police say the crows have even caused property damage. >> today is ash wednesday. it marks the start of the holy season of lent for christians throughout the world. archbishop charles chaput will celebrate mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul this afternoon. the faithful receive ashes placed on their for heads in the symbol of a cross. it's a time of prayer and fasting in preparation for easter. >> 6:34. get ready to play ball. pitchers and catchers report for their first official workout today at phillies spring training in clearwater florida. manager gabe kapler is feeling confident about the team. he's capitalizing on the eagles run to a super bowl title hoping it inspires his young players. >> it would be foolish to not take cues from what the eagles accomplished. not just over the last couple of weeks but since the summer when coach pederson addressed his team and said, you know, this is what the world thinks and this is who we think you are and what we think you are is really special. >> kapler is also making a bold prediction. he believes

after the prayer two white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart two slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. of. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. today but yesterday yet could be testers are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails that we saw handguns and short films today. there are casualties. on both sides of it would say. which is just said that there are six dead people out there have not just aged day they said every hit by snipers. a batch or sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last turn.

after the prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart two slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. of. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule. one month later. for weeks this european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. day like yesterday yet the protestors are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails that we saw some guns and shotguns too. there are casualties on both sides of it with it. which is just said that there are six dead people out there not just aged dead they say they were hit by snipers. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i

. >> trenton is trying to take a high tech alert to mid at the city of an estimated 30,000 crows. yesterday the u.s. agriculture department tried to scare them away. the birds have become a growing nuisance for businesses and residents over the last couple of years. the city says their droppings are also a health hazard. trenton police say the crows have even caused property damage. >> ♪ >> happening today, phillies pitchers and catchers will be on the field for the first official day of spring training: new manager gabe kapler and several players were already in clearwater florida working out. the phillies finished 30 games below .500 last year. kapler spoke yesterday about his hopes and optimism for the future. >> we would be foolish to not take cues from what the eagles accomplished. not just over the last couple of weeks but since the summer when coach pederson addressed his team and said, you know, this is what the world thinks and this is who we think you are and what we think you are is really special. >> kapler says he believes the phillies will be fighting for the natio

action news" tonight the city of trenton has a new plan of attack to scare away tens of thousands of crows that are making a mess of the capitol city. >>> plus, an eagles success means philadelphia businesses score big. cecily. >> well, the heavy rain is finally out of here but we still have some flooding along the rancocas creek. should be dropping below flood stage wednesday morning but i'm tracking more rain on the way and a week of rollercoaster temperatures. all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and malcolm jenkins makes an appearance on live when "action news" and continues tonight. >> ♪ cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >> federal wildlife officials coming to trenton tomorrow to try to scare away as many as 30,000 crows. the birds are making a mess of the capitol city. plus they're noisy and present a danger to aircraft. officials plan to use methods ranging from

the students in dixon were confronting a white power structure behind the jim crow system. but that's not all that they were confronting. they were also confronting a black power structure. they were confronting among other things the president of their institution, the president of their institution was a black president. and the black president of the alabama state college was in a very tough position himself. he was there under the sufferance of an all white board of trustees. at all of the predominantly black colleges, it wasn't until the mid 1960s that there were any black people on boards of trustees at the black public institutions. in the early 1960s, they were all white. it was an all white board of trustees. the governor of the state, john patterson, was the ex-officio chairman of the board. these black institutions got their operating funds from these legislatures that were fervently segregationists. they were all white legislatures, all deeply committed to segregation. and the white power structure typically put into place black educators that would toe the segr

they knew about jim crow in the south. they knew about lynching, segregation in the south. and that was their focus. or they were ignorant -- they were ignorant of the burgeoning civil rights movement in the north, a much different situation. in the northern cities occupied by millions of african-americans -- many of them who had immigrated there immediately after the second world war to take defense jobs -- were not, didn't experience legal discrimination. they could vote, there were not laws insisting, mandating separation. but still they were the victim of informal discrimination, market forces, public policy and prejudice. and so that millions of african-americans were isolated in inner cities, decaying inner cities. and the -- what they saw was white midwesterners and northerners acting to bring social and economic justice to black southerners while denying it to blacks who lived in their own community. and what you had was the series of increasingly destructive riots. the terrible detroit riot occurred five days after the signing of the voting rights act, something th

why is russell crow trying to make millions auctioning off all his worldly goods? all the answers right now on "page six tv." [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to "page six tv." i'm john fugelsang. here are today's top stories. now, ryan seacrest is not backing down after accusations of sexual misconduct. the style est emerged yesterday. seacrest maintains it didn't happen. the network agreed and this is nowhere near over yet. carlos greer? >> it's not over at all. in fact, we spoke to top hollywood publicists who

after the prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart two slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. told weeks this european topical has been the scene of a violent uprising. today but you're still yet the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails that we saw and shotguns to. there are casualties on both sides that it would take. which is just said that there is six dead people out there have not just a good day they say they've been hit by snipers. to. try to call for. a bachelor sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south and taken your

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it's all the way back on reconstruction and jim crow so. yeah i mean right that's that's a that's a that's a fine buzz word to put out there but if we're going to think about this historically speaking why are so many people so easily kind of manipulated into into feeling like they need weapons and guns to protect themselves you know it's because this country has a history of brutal violence against a lot of people and like i said we're at a point where we're trying to redesign. people it's going to be and gentlemen i wish. if i had my way i get it right so so so if your call if you're calling the reign of terror after reconstruction during jim crow against the black community and against immigrants and latinos and you know i think i want to be happier in the around the world gentlemen unfortunately this is television we do have time constraints i wish we could talk about this for hours upon end and i'm sure that we could john william louden former republican member of the missouri senate and bernard professor of urban studies at queens of

in the crow's nest of the sailing ship st nicholas. on the flags on the bow of the ship the head of st maurice. these were vows best years the town was bursting with self-confidence there was still alive the trade exchanging third cereals and wax for salt and class with grain bought in cheap in the autumn and stored in the warehouses till it could be sold at a high price in spring one hundred was beginning to bite. but the monopoly was not to hold for much longer the handy attic league was showing the first signs of losing its firm grip and russia was putting pressure on the rich merchants in revel. nothing lasts forever that's the message of the rev al dance of death band had the loopback master painted the picture it reminds the living of the transitory nature of the things of the inevitability of death. almost defiant the memorial slab of a reveille merchant who lived his life in piety but was ready to put up a fight also he would have the view i believe. two hundred years later rev all would be under the yoke of the zaz and. concor

after the prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart two slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european papel has been the scene of a violent uprising. today but yesterday yet the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still have guns and shotguns team. there are casualties on both sides but it. was just said that there are six dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. applied for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pi

a month before coyote creek flooded, kathleen crow put up flyers to help homeless students. xavier called wanting to help them, as well. lit did he know he would be calling -- little did he know he would be calling her back needing her help. >> i said you come on down and let's see what we can do. >> since the flooding, crow has helped more than a dozen homeless students find a place to stay. >>> awww that's cal, a new found friendship. >> jaclyn, i hope you don't feel too left out. >> we didn't plan this. >> nope. >> in fact, this is sort of a tragedy of not planning. >> i thought of this, this morning. what if michelle wears red today. >> nah, won't happen. >> we did! >> looks good. >> yeah. >> so -- >> very good. >> you're good right? >> you stand out. >>> traffic is standing out this morning. it is very slow out there. we are tracking problems a head- on crash that's shut down the eastbound direction of oregon expressway. this is right near west bayshore road. the oregon expressway off-ramp from northbound 101 is shut down. so keep that in mind in that area in palo alto.

and what the government was doing in the south eliminate jim crow. writingurban domestically -- rioting domestically, and the blunders the u.s. made in vietnam, the free fire zones, the massive bombing, and our continued support of what was obviously a corrupt regime destroyed that consensus. so you got 1968. johnson's abdication. martin luther king's assassination. assassination, the convention, and ultimately the election of richard nixon. but as i say in the book, the great society -- the house that was the great society may have gone to the ground, but the foundation still remains. but i tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that foundation is under assault right now, as it never has been before. as was the case with conservatives after the new deal. they denounced it rhetorically, but did not do anything substantive. during the reagan administration, it attack virtually every aspect of the great society, but except for regulations, not do anything about medicare, medicaid, federal aid to education. but that situation has changed, i think. thank you fo

an estimated 30,000 crows have inundated the area just like they did last year. starting tomorrow the u.s. agriculture department will be using lacers pyrotechnics and loud noises to try to scare these birds away. area residents will likely notice the activity from 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 at night. experts say the methods have worked to get these birds out of other urban areas. there you go. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney made a plea to millennials today. during a speech at the networking event at the union league, the mayor called them a "pool of ambitious talent." he urged them to get involved in schools and libraries. mayor kenney said doing so will make philadelphia a home they can invest time and money in. >> 30 young people in camden were honored for their determination. superintendent rouhanifard saluted each of them for earning their high school diploma. an early warning system in camden's public schools identified them as they struggled in class. these boys and girls also have mentors to help them get back on track. >>> the iconic love statue will be bac

in our own country slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. rob: donald trump's national prayer breakfast happening hours from now, pastor robert jeffers, senior pastor at first baptist church in dallas, texas will be there as a specially invited guest and joins us now. the president making some points that may be true, the argument is time and place. was that the place to make these points? thanks for coming on first of all. >> it wasn't appropriate and seems like anytime president obama stood in front of a group of christians it triggered some need he had to lambaste and lecture them. what a stark contrast for donald trump. i told donald trump part of his legacy is going to be he will be remembered as the most faith friendly president in history. donald trump is more pro-life, pro-religious liberty, pro israel, than any democrat or republican who has occupied the oval office and that is why he is going to be met with such a warm recession at the prayer breakfast. rob: what will you hear from the president today? >> i never try to predict wha

number of my colleagues, senator grassley, corn anyone, tillis, purdue, langford, cotton and anti, will crow dues a balanced proposal that tries to meet these requirements. support the president's proposal and my colleagueses' legislation to implement it. the secure and succeed act is fair, addresses both sides' most pressing concerns, conforming to the conditions the president has put forward. it offers a compassionate resolution for 1.8 million illegal immigrants brought to the united states as children. and in exchange this luigs delivers funding for president trump's promise to fully secure the border, reforms are approached to extended family chain migration, and reallocated arbitrary visa lottery into a more sensible merit based system this. legislation is a fair compromise that addresses the stated priorities of all sides. it's our best chance to produce a solution that can actually resolve these matters. which requires that a bill pass the senate, pass the house, and earn the president's signature. it has my support. the time for political posturing is behind us. now we have an oppor