corner of this home. the homeowner was able to quickly put up a blue tarp to try to cover up some of the gaping hole and boarded off a window. it s hard to tell right now which has more damage, the home or the car. you can see the windshield is completely shattered there. you can see where the car came off the road, the driver going right to the fence of the front yard. the way into that home. we are still trying to figure out the status of the driver as prince george s county protects the scene right now. back to you inside. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: thanks so much. autria: let s get a check on your forecast. thenica: temperatures in 50 s. by this time tomorrow we will be starting out around 30 degrees, with snow falling across the area. really hard to believe. in the mid 50 s and by lunchtime a lot of us could be walking around with short sleeves on. highs,
university alum who paid the way for the civil rights movement. could you give me a detailed response of the question? i have chosen boston university for several reasons . first, the fact that boston university is my on the modern. alma mater. i have the privilege of studying here for three years. it was this university that meant so much to me in terms of the formulation of my thinking and ideas that have guided my life. dr. king came to be because that was a special offer and it was an empowering experience to him. [indiscernible] he came to study with harold wolf. in 1955. he left boston university with the dream. relationship with boston university. in 1960 four, after he was nominated for the nobel peace prize, dr. king realizes he has to get to safety, so between the nomination and before accepting university. he went to atlanta, drove them back because of the fear of what could be done to the papers. dr. king and you he was living history new he was living h