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Time when so many people may be fearful. and one of the things of course that roosevelt says that's very famous now, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. >> that's right. i think it's encouraging about what we're seeing today is the fact we are being vigilant. the fact we do have law enforcement on high alert, that's a good thing. and that should give us a lot of comfort. the color blue in our flag means vigilance. the continental congress in 1782 defined blue in our flag as vigilance. and that's what we're doing. we're being watchful over our country. and that's an encouraging thing. and ...

Where has he been? >> to daytona 500 and men's final four. >> how do you train him? >> we use falconry techniques that have been around for thousands of years. >> like what? >> it's all done with positive food rewards when you train an eagle or any animal. >> what do kids think about challenger? you have the kids' book on challenger. what do they think? >> they are just as amazed as adults are. >> our own ed henry is. he's leaning this way. >> do you get timid around him? >> the eagle does symbolize everything america stands for. a lot of brave men and women have thought and died. that's what ...

And it includes a part called federal hill. take a look. >> here we are at lexington market famously established in 1782. some of the best seafood in the city can be found here. you can't get in on this side all boarded up because of looters and rioting. we'll go to the other side they are open for business. this is it inside. lexington market. down there you can see businesses are back up and running for business. this is one of the staples of baltimore, flowers and fresh fruit but it is the place that has the best crab cakes in the city. this is it the best crab cake in the city. let's go. w...

Movement embraced the change to african-american in 1989. he told isabelle wilkerson for the "new york times" report whenever i go to africa i feel like a person with a legitimate place to stand on this earth. this is the name for all the feelings i've had all these years. and so it is understandable that people like me people like joy reid who you just heard, who lived through some of those name changes think of african-american as being claimed sometime in the 1980s. we now know that that's wrong by about 200 years. thanks to a report by jennifer schuessler in today's "new york times." we no...

The "pennsylvania journal" announcing a sale of printed copies of two sermons written by the african-american. one on the capture of lord corn cornwallis. mr. schapiro enlisted help to find a copy of one of those sermons. the sermon at holton library at harvard university. here is the cover page. sermon on the capture of the lord corn wallis by an african-american, philadelphia printed in the month of april 1782. such are the treasures residing at harvard's hilton library, many of them still patiently waiting for a scholar to discover their historical significance. we don't know if this was th...