johnson and had hot chocolate. it had just arrived with whip creme and she could smell it and is stirring it to cool it off and heard something crackling on the radio and all of the adults in the room got nervous and starting standing up and putting coats on. she remember her mother grabbing her by the wrists, we have to go. the world changed in an instant but didn't know what was going on. all of the young men that they knew including harry, he would go a couple of later because he went to the pacific and changed their lives forever. >> harry's uncle, that's your grandfather. ty maps the battle in the basement. tell me about that and how he carefully looked at the newspapers and where is harry now. >> all of the perfectly pressed newspapers and he kept the big headlines from all of the major battles and would go through them all and they were these maps. he had them on a wall and had pins and he did not want harry to go. he felt strongly that the war was going to be ending fairly soon and he sort of hoped that cou

she and another little girl, financially friend got to howard johnsons and have hot chocolate and we were in the booth and it had just arrived. weep crime on top and she was stir, and then she heard something crackling on the radio and all the adult friday in room got nervous and started standing and she remembered her mother grabbing her, he have to go. all heavily is breaking loose. the world just changed in an instant, and she didn't know what was going on. but she remembered that moment for the rest of her life and that changed everything because all of the young men they knew, including harry, he would go a couple of years later because he went to the pacific, it changed their lives forever. >> harry's uncle was your grandfather. >> yes. >> he maps the battle in the basement. tell me how he carefully looked at all of the newspaper articles and was trying to figure out where is harry now. >> i discovered any grandparents attic were perfectly pressed newspapers and he kept the billing headlines from all of the major battle and would go through them and in the newspapers there were

she said we went to church and they told a family friend got to go to howard johnson's and we were sitting in the booth and it had just arrived with whipped cream on top and she was storing it to cool it off and she heard something crackling on the radio and suddenly all the adults in the room got nervous and started standing up and putting their close on and she remember her mother jabbing her saying otwe got to go. all hell is breaking loose, the world has just changed in an instant and she didn't know what was going on she remember that moment for the rest of that changed everything lbecause all the young men and you including harry, he would go a couple of years later to the specific. it changed their livesforever . harry's mother, he maps the battle, tell me about that and how he carefully look at all the newspaper articles and was trying to figure out where isharry now ? that was one of the first things we discover were always perfectly pressed newspaper that he kept the headlines from all the major battles and he would go through them all and there were these mass so he had them on

so the major chain hotels the sheridan howard johnson's the hilton are open to african-american and because they can stay at those places. they do stay at those places. so the question i have is does this story end? or does it remain an issue in america? and this is philando castile who was murdered in his automobile by a minnesota police officer in 2016 in falcon heights, minnesota and the officer was acquitted of manslaughter. because he was simply he said he was afraid of philando castile simply because of the color of his skin. this is a cartoon by stuart carlson. who is the former editorial cartoonist for the milwaukee? journal central a sentinel and it's funny, but it's also it's also not funny. so i guess i guess the question is. are we still in this place? has this story ended or does it continue? and how do we how do we address the problem that we have now with african-american and the automobile? the green book goes out of business and the black hotels the irony is the black hotels gradually lose their clientele and the large chain hotels flourish. but the black hotels go out of b

we went to church afterwords we were so excited they got to go to howard johnson's and have hot chocolate. we were sitting in the booth it just arrived with whip cream. she was stirring it to cool it off and she heard something crackling on the radio that all the adults in the room got nervous and started to stand up and put on their coats. we have to go. we have to go all hell is breaking loose. she didn't know what was going on that she remember that moment for the rest of her life. that changed everything because all the young men that they knew including harry would go a couple years later it change their lives forever >> great to see you again. i would just tell people my nickname from college we will keep this very informal i

andrew johnson sent general oh howard, the first head of friedman's bureau, the bureau of the civil war, -- hero of the civil war. two of those black people living on those georgia sea islands, to tell them that they had to give the land back to the former masters who had enslaved them. that is horrible. that was a horrible thing. they never had a chance to own land. never. i think by 1900 20% of the african americans in the south and some kind of land. that was not enough to create a middle class that would have sufficient economic -- to make a real difference. but without the ballot, those economic rights could not be protected. so in the debate between conte and madeleine in terms of specifically black americans in the civil war the most important thing that could have happened changed the fate, interracial democracy in america was protecting the black men's right to vote. and only men could vote. of course that's why i said black man. the people who are trying to rollback the civil war understood that that was the vulnerable point. if we could take the right to vote by intimidating

." >>> trending this morning, could howard county's own dwayne "the rock" johnson become the next president? a recent poll by pip slate found 46% of americans would support him if he runs for the white house. 30,000 people were survey there had. in response, the rock wrote in a tweet "not sure our founding fathers ever envisioned a 6'4", bald, tattooed, half black, half samoan, tequila drinking pickup truck driving, fanny pack wearing guy joining their club, but if it ever happens, it would be my honor to serve the people." how cool is that? add all those things together, it is kind of funny. you never know, right, kari? >> you never know. we'll see. >>> all right, let's get a look at our temperatures today, and it's going to be a nice one, and along the coastline, still breezy and cool, temperatures reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s. some upper 60s for the bay, and some upper 70s for the valleys, so today we have a nice spread in temperatures, but the dry weather does continue as high pressure builds and stays across the region, and as it moves in a little bit closer by the end of th

let's get some perspective on the story with howard catton he is the c.e.o. of the international council of nurses which recently held a weapon are with african health workers howard thank you very much for joining us we mentioned earlier that the johnson and johnson vaccine has been suspended and that that is having a big impact on the roll out of course in south africa how concerned are you about the situation there. the situation with johnson and johnson as your report said the precautionary we're being ultra cautious about this we know people were worried about the speed of the rollout of vaccines this is the scrutiny in the checks really really working so we need to stay calm on this and we need to give the scientists the time to look at the information and advise us and also nurses driven by the evidence on this that there are 6 cases out of i think 6000000 so far whether there's a causal link hasn't been determined as well so we need to see what the scientists have to say but when vaccines are approved as being safe and effective i would say that healt

let's get some perspective on the story with howard catton he's the c.e.o. of the international council of nurses which recently held a weapon are with african health workers howard thank you very much for joining us you're on we mentioned earlier that the johnson and johnson vaccine has been suspended and that that is having a big impact on the roll out of course in south africa how concerned are you about the situation there. the situation with johnson and johnson as your report said the precautionary we're being ultra cautious about this we know people were worried about the speed of the rollout of vaccines this is the scrutiny and the checks really really working so we need to stay calm on this and we need to give the scientists the time to look at the information and advise us and also nurses driven by the evidence on this that there are 6 cases out of i think 6000000 so far whether there's a causal link hasn't been determined as well so we need to see what the scientists have to say but when vaccines are approved as being safe and effective i would say

can't be refunded howard reese is a member of south africa's ministerial advisory committee on covert 1000 here's what she had to say. in the south african setting where we live in this 300000 doses we haven't seen this rare condition but because this has been seen in the united states and they're evaluating it now it was thought wise that we just put a temporary hold while the u.s. has more investigation we don't know globally nobody can say at the moment whether this is what's called causal i.e. is it the vaccine that's causing this rare condition or is it other factors that pertain to the individual that might have contributed to this condition such as smoking for example now we're going to be rolling it up to millions of people and if you see a rare side effect it might be real it might be associated with vaccine but it might just be that once you roll things up to millions of people such conditions will occur that's life and that's nature and that's people's health so you need to be able to differentiate whether this is just coincidence and not causal or whether it really is asso

now, john, previously johnson & johnson had said it shows the is. working and it's important to note that no covid-19 vaccine manufactured at this plant has been distributed in the united states. >> jacqueline howard, thank you for that. i have to say it's gross. and then you have to remember it's being around a vaccine that millions of people are intending on getting. it really is of concern there. >>> so remember this. house speaker nancy pelosi tearing up donald trump's final state-of-the-union address. hear the backstory, details i promise you you didn't know from that remarkable moment next. the world's first fully autonomous vehicle is almost at the finish line what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq-100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq are your hr processes weighing down your employees? on to quarterly projections! like you expense report! if you're using multiple systems, re-entering data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to manage information and

and howard kurtz talks to mike huckabee about president biden's climate agenda. that's on media buzz. >> health officials announcing that the johnson & johnson vaccine can be used following the temporary pause. the c.d.c. and the f.d.a. saying the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the small risk of blood clots. officials have found 15 cases of the blood clots in women ages 18 to 59. the vaccinations will come with a clear warning, but there will be no age restriction. >> new york governor andrew cuomo's office is refusing to publicly release covid-19 nursing home death data. senior correspondent laura engel joins us live with the details. laura. >> and good afternoon. this is another frustrating round of pushback for both the press and for family members who have lost those from covid-19 in nursing homes as the governor blocks another round of requests to get information so many people have been after this last year. now, all of this is in a response from a request to the associated press to governor cuomo's office in a free of information, and regarding the nursi