crossed at the end of the communist party of the soviet union i'm joined by ronald suny and i'm ann arbor is a professor of social and political history at the university of michigan in princeton we have mark bystander he is professor of politics at princeton university all right gentlemen this is cross-eyed that mean you can jump in anytime you want mark if i go to you first in princeton the primary reason why i'm doing this not only is it the twentieth anniversary of the end of the communist party of the soviet union but to remind people of the events of nine hundred ninety one and how much it really changed the world and how we how the world is. moved on from one great current epic conflict to maybe another epic conflict and we can throw in the economic crisis here what is the most important legacy of what happened twenty years ago in a country that i'm living in right now russia well i think for there's a global legacy obviously the end of the cold war the end of the division of the planet within russia or russia had been ruled soviet union had been ruled by a party state essentially

order a coffee with three creams and three sugars, then he pulled onto the highway and drove to ann arbor. he kept the radio off and thought about the other times he'd traveled this highway. he'd live inside ann arbor, dated a college girl and worked on swimming pools when the economy was booming. customers had often paid him in cash, so he traveled with a stack of $20 bills in his pocket. he'd celebrated a friend's birthday at the fanciest steakhouse in town where waiters refolded his napkin, and the $8 salad looked like yard debris. now he drove past that restaurant and parked in front of the courthouse. framed photos of obama and vice president joe biden hung on the wall at the entrance just beyond the metal detectors. directly above was a printed sign, "bankruptcy proceedings," it said, with an arrow pointing up the courthouse stairs. jay followed the sign to the second floor lounge where bankruptcy hearings had taken place every other wednesday for a year. it looked like the waiting room of the doctor's office with four televisions hanging from the ceiling and back issues of fortune

. -- bridgeforth has been living in ann arbor, michigan under an alias. married with two sons. he got his masters while he was in hiding. he was a counselor at a local community college. he skipped bail in 1969 after pleading guilty in connection with a shootout with south san francisco police. he told us this is the reason why he surrendered. >> this seems to be the right thing to do. in the end it is always about family. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> let's just go in. he's taking responsibility for his actions. he wants to be a model for his sons. he wants his sons to continue to be proud of him for the man that he is today. and not on that tragic day of november 5th, 1968. >> reporter: in court his lawyer asked that he be released on his own recognizance. the prosecutor asked for $100,000 bail. after hearing arguments from both sides the judge set bail at $25,000. bridgeforth was also facing a more serious charge. a charge of murder in the murder of san francisco police sergeant john young who was killed in 1971. bridgeforth was said to be the getaway driver in that murd

. -- bridgeforth has been living in ann arbor, michigan under an alias. married with two sons. he got his masters while he was in hiding. he was a counselor at a local community college. he skipped bail in 1969 after pleading guilty in connection with a shootout with south san francisco police. he told us this is the reason why he surrendered. >> this seems to be the right thing to do. in the end it is always about family. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> let's just go in. he's taking responsibility for his actions. he wants to be a model for his sons. he wants his sons to continue to be proud of him for the man that he is today. and not on that tragic day of november 5th, 1968. >> reporter: in court his lawyer asked that he be released on his own recognizance. the prosecutor asked for $100,000 bail. after hearing arguments from both sides the judge set bail at $25,000. bridgeforth was also facing a more serious charge. a charge of murder in the murder of san francisco police sergeant john young who was killed in 1971. bridgeforth was said to be the getaway driver in that murd

and one of college football's all time rivalries in ann arbor, where ohio state was trying to make it eight straight wins over michigan. denard robinson, a major reason for booking the streak. keeping the ball off on a 41- yard streak. robinson ran for 170-yards, passed for another 167. eventually picked all marteius odoms over the middle. they get the win, 40-34. for 114,000 at 10-2, michigan hoping for the bowl. more at 10 with college football and lots more. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, "occupy oakland" voted to try to shut down the occupy port once again. tonight we know the answer the union has for the "occupy movement." >> thank you for trusting ktvu fox 2 morning news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >>> we have continuing coverage on ktvu channel 2 and online at www.ktvu.com. we will see you tonight at 10.

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. >> bridgeforth lived in ann arbor, michigan married with two sons got a masters degree and taught at a community college. he skipped bail in 1969 after pleading guilty on charges stemming from a shootout in south san francisco. he gave a brief statement in court. >> i did not come back to face consequences of my actions committed in 1968. >> his lawyer argued for his client's release without bail. >> what proof do you have the man is going make appearances that surrendered left his job told his family he's going to plead guilty. >> the prosecutor asked for $100,000 bail. >> this is very serious job. three police officers were nearly hit with gunfire. >> in the end the judge set bail at $25,000. >> bridge forth also wanted for another crime this one for murdzer of san francisco police sargeant john young police say he was a driver of a get away car after young was shot to death in 1971. eight suspects were arrested four years ago. two pleaded guilty to volume teary manslaughter and charges were dropped against others. bridgeforth's lawyer got a call from the state attorney general's o

nebraska in ann arbor today. i know. everybody thought i was biased. it's going to be a mild but breezy day. if you are planning any of the outdoor activities before the game, have an extra jacket on. >> you're saying even though you grew up in michigan, you're not biased. >> not biased. i think this is a huge game. >> s.c./oregon. >> that's later. we have so many games. >> you have to write me and pitch one for next week. >> ginger, very happy to have you here. the second weekend as the news member of the "gma" team. >>> we'll be talking to ginger about versace coming pup a big story, right? >> big story. >>> also, the new investigation into natalie wood, into her death. her sister is speaking out as police are reopening the investigation into how the actress died. what about her then-husband, the actor robert wagner? was he involved? >>> and dan just gave this away. high style, low prices. why are all of these people lining up so early on a saturday morning? they're hoping to be the first to get designer clothes for discount prices. and you can, too.

ann arbor going to be really nice for football today. just a little on the windy side. temperatures at the beginning of the game, in the mid-40s. now, i'm sure you have different opinions as to which game's bigger. >> s.c./oregon, is a big one. but nebraska and michigan should be a good one. >> you'll be watching? >> i'll probably be sleeping. >> i love the honesty from ron. >>> coming up here, natalie wood's sister speaking out, as police reopen the investigation into how the actress died. what she says show about the husband, robert wagner. >>> high style, low price. why are so many of these people lining up on a saturday morning? are they hoping to be the first to get the designing clothes for discounts? well, you can, too. >>> we'll take game show shenanigans for $77,000. how about a computer scientist who says he cracked the "jeopardy!" code and won big? how did he do it? as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays. the fig's going to be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oce

college football forecast the cornhuskers are in michigan taking on the wolverines today in ann arborrees. a noon kickoff. it'll be cloudy, breezy, and chilly. winds out of the southwest there 15 to 25 miles an hour. kansas state on the road taking on the longhorns in austin. cloudy, mild, and breezy. 72 degrees down there in central texas later on this afternoon. and penn state on the road in the horseshoe taking on the buckeyes. 55 degrees in columbus. that'll be a 3:30 kickoff this afternoon. cloudy and breezy there. but again, the southerly winds won't be bad and a special shoutout here at a late add to the forecast. christopher newport, university captains are playing in new jersey today. a noon kickoff. 48 degrees with sunshine for that. >> great football weather. >> yes indeed. >>> nationals catcher wilson ramos backs in venezuela after a quick visit to nationals park. the 24-year-old came back so team doctors could check up on him and so that his teammates and coaches could see for themselves that he was okay. the visit came a week and a half after ramos was kidnapped and held

a favorite introduction was provided by her good friend, wendell hobbs a republican leader from ann arbor he said, there goes one of the finest women that ever walked the streets. the audience laughed and hobbs apologize. peterson was quick to reply that it's the nicest thing said about me lately. she actually incorporated the quote into the subtitle of the memoir she later wrote and published for family members. there were other times when it was probably more challenging for peterson to keep smiling as she sat on the dais. she recalled one occasion when she delivered a speech at a men's club and she and her sister were the only women present. bmc turned to her and said, and now mrs. peterson, we hope you'll not give us your broad speech is that only covers two points, but instead launch into your girdle speech and that covers every point. bill describes the quote that romney used a lot. romney she recalled that he was being kind, but for years it was bike waving a red flag in my face and i always answered as politely as i could, i think like men think they think. if i were introducing e

michael murray is a staff scientist with the national wildlife federations great lakes office in ann arbor, michigan and co-authored the report. murray says the great lakes are experiencing both feast and famine because while algae is growing in record amounts in coastal areas, there is also the formation of nutrient deserts in offshore waters, which >> so the overall effect is, were still seeing a lot of nutrients in the near-sre areas, major problems with algal blooms, cladophora, those types of problems. and then in the offshore areas not enough nutrients, and major problems with the fisheries there. >> reporter: because of the drastic changes in the great lakes over the last two decades commercial fisherman say they've had to adapt. today, they're forced to go further and further out into the lakes, just to get a good catch. when the wind blows, hickey says, when that happens, the live entrapment nets become easier for fish to see and avoid. hickey and his crew have to spend precious time and money to pull out the nets and clean them. >> well, it gets worse every year. the last five ye

a favorite introduction provided by her good friend, wendell hobbs, republican leader from ann arbor.he said, there goes one of the finest women that ever walked the streets. the audience laughed and hobbs apologize. peterson was quick to reply that was the nicest things said about me lately. she actually incorporated the quote into the subtitle of the memoir she later wrote published for family members. there were other times when it's probably more challenging for peterson to keep sane as she sat on the dials. she recalled an occasion where she delivered a speech at a men's club and she and her sister were the only women present. they turned toward that now mrs. peterson, we hope you will not give the surprise beach at that only covers two points, but instead launch into your kernel speeches that covers every day. to quote george rodney use to introduce elly. robbie she recalled, that for years it was like waving a red flag in his face and i always answered as politically as they could. i think like men think a state. if i were introducing elly peterson as a speaker tonight, i would

and a half of the institution of humanities and the ann arbor book fair and the hatcher library, thank you, howard markel. [applause] >> for more information visit the author's website, howardmarkel.com. >> we would like to hear from you. tweet us with the book, twitter.com/booktv. >> and now i booktv, joseph mccartin recounts the professional air traffic controllers organization called for an illegal strike in august of 1981 and the subsequent firing of the strikers by president ronald reagan. this lasts an hour and 10 minutes. it took place at the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta, georgia. >> hey, everybody, thank you for coming tonight. before i introduce joseph mccartin i would like to say a few words about what led to the collaboration between the two libraries on this event. some of them you may know that they are guys which is part of the special collection at georgia state university library houses the records of the professional air traffic controllers organization. doctor mccartney is the collection before it was ever even opened, process and open for r

he lived in ann arbor for a few years in his early 20's, created -- did a college girl and worked on swimming pools. customers had often been giving cash, as we traveled with a stack of tortillas levels in his pocket. he celebrated a friend's birthday at the fence is sick us in town where waiters threefold his napkin money went to the bathroom and the cells look like you're debris. he drove past the restaurant and parked in front of the courthouse. just be on the metal detectors treacly above those was a printed sign, a bankruptcy proceeding. he follow the sign to the second floor lounge where there were taking place every other wednesday for a year because the court room was always overworked . the lens would await room for these shares were raised around the room. the bankruptcy official it -- affiliate, the judge, said the table. he sat at the chair in the back of the room. wearing mismatched tin issues, one red and one right. an unkempt and the grizzly beard. his jeans were too low. later he would learn that many of these people had been advised by their lawyers tillich's destitu

and ann arbor book affair. and also the college of literature science and the arts are involved as well. we are delighted tonight to be speaking with doctor and professor, professor doctor howard markel who is speaking, will be speaking about his extraordinary book, "an anatomy of addiction." just a couple of words by way of introducing the author, first let me just say because in my particular culture that i come from your eyes begin talking about yourself under any circumstances. which is related to freud by the way, but in any case, it's called narcissism, in any case -- >> i have that. >> i am about to fly off to vegas after this particular occasion but i'm going immediately to the airport to take to the waters to buy myself addicted to strawberries no doubt which is of course, and to come back after with a raging case of tuberculosis which is not unrelated to professor markel's wonderful first two books. the first of which was the award-winning "quarantinel," which johns hopkins press published in 1987, an

hatcher library where we are sitting on the institute for humanity which i am the director and the ann arbor book fair and also the college of literature status of the earth has been involved as well. we are delighted tonight to be speaking with professor tash dr. professor, howard markel who is speaking about his extraordinary book, anatomy of addiction. william halstead and the miracle drug cocaine. just a couple words by way of introducing the author. first let me say because in my particular culture have come from yours began talking about yourself under any circumstances , which is related to freud by the way. in any case, it is called narcissism. in any case, i'm about two to fly off to venice after this. i'm going immediately to the airport to take the waters to find myself addicted to strawberries, which is coming back with tuberculosis which is not related to professor markel's wonderful first two books. the first of which was the award-winning quarantine come east european jewish immigrants in the new york city epidemics of 1892, which johns hopkins published in 1987 and then his c

he threw for three more, and it's a huge win in ann arbor 40-34.r wants you to do the sports highlights, do them. come on, buddy. >> alisyn: i have to do it phonetically. iron bowl. crimson tide is taking on-- aj hands it off and gets it back on the flea flicker and hits kenny belfour the 41 yard touchdown. bama leads 7-zip and mccarron two more touchdown passes before the first half is over. crimson tide is-- >> throw in some bro talk like bam. >> alisyn: bam. and tigers try to claw back, yeah. and foster returns the opening kickoff for a 53 yard touchdown the tigers down by 10. >> dave: really. >> alisyn: is that right? >> 83 yards. >> alisyn: that's not enough. a couple more touchdown and amazing 57 yard rush, from richard, yeah, baby. and bama takes it 42-14. >> yeah. >> alisyn: who says i don't know anything about sports. >> dave: who was alabama playing. >> alisyn: crimson. >> clayton: crimson tide. >> dave: they are the crimson tide. auburn. >> clayton: poll it off like dave and scratch yourself. >> alisyn: no, i won't. >> dave: there you go

african- american community can certainly comply with that requirement like everybody else host: ann arbor, mich., democratic col. go ahead caller: voter i.d. is a waste of tax dollars. it wastes a huge amount of time in the courts and wastes a huge amount of paper. if mexicans have a voter i.d. and mexico, that is a problem for people coming across the border. they should be able to put them in the system. i think it is a waste of time. it is something to gripe about and do away with the democratic vote. guest: i disagree completely. caller: i think having voter i.d. laws is not discriminatory against everybody. every state in the union will provide you with not a driver's license but a state-issued id between $5 and $15. i am unemployed but i have a state id. i can find that. i believe that having an informed electorate is just as important as having a legal voting electorate. i think people should have to pass the u.s. citizenship test in order to be able to vote. this is ridiculous how to inform people are allowed to make decisions that affect the way the entire country is run. i don't

he is by background from ann arbor, mich., although he did not go to the university of michigan.e is a diehard walgreens fans. he was recruited as a tennis player on a scholarship and played and was the captain of the university of minnesota tennis team. he subsequently went to yale law school where he also continued his great academic pursuits. at the university of minnesota, he was a member of the phi beta kappa. after law school, he began to get involved and worked in the dukakis campaign but also work for mario cuomo in the early 1990's and then was recruited by people he met in the campaign to work with bill clinton and that campaign, and he ran the economic policy of the clinton campaign in 1992. then, as i mentioned, he went into the clinton administration. he has done many things. when he left the clinton administration after serving as head of the council, he joined and sent up a center for universal education to help children all around the world to make sure that they do get education. in addition, he spent some time as a consultant to "the west wing." he was interview

. >> photo number three comes in from jim in ann arbor, michigan. good it's 24 hours.ok like sperm going into a fallopian tube. >> things have changed. gloria -- hoda, take that one. >> gloria mcmunagal. >> i don't think this translates very well. passa a wind. super noi tutti. it's italian. doesn't it read funny? it's like a telephone company. >> i thought it was about flatulence. >> now it is. finally, are they trying to tell us something? let's just cut right to the chase. there's nothing good here. >> nothing good for you, that's for sure. >> thank you, sara. >>> still to come, the voice winner, javier colone is here with brand-new music. >> the guy that sings this music. hot chelle rae is here. [ male announcer ] what if we could keep enough plastic waste to cover all of manhattan out of landfills each year? the equivalent of 140 million trash bags, gone. by using new glad trash bags, designed with reinforcing bands to be stronger with less plastic waste, we can. ♪ it's a small change that can make a big difference. ♪ fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y

consistently working with democratic administrations to make economic policy gene is by background from ann arbor, michigan. he didn't go to university of michigan, but is a die hard wolverine fan. we went to university of minnesota on a tennis scholarship he went to yale law school where he also continued his great academic pursuits and university of minnesota he was a member of fie beta kappa. -- of phi beta kappa. in law school he began to get involved in political matters, worked for the cue draw -- dukakis campaign. he was recruited by people he met in this campaign to work for bill clinton and his campaign and ran the economic policy unit of the clinton campaign in 1992 and then went into the clinton administration. in between democratic administrations, he's done many things. when he left the clinton administration, he joined brookings as a scholar, also the council in foreign relations and also set up center for universal education to help children around the world make sure they do get -- they do get education. in addition, he was a consultant to "the west wing." he was interviewed by a