>> well bethel was the movement, and the movement was bethel. this is where it began. members were 100% behind everything he did. the movement -- his office was in the upper room. the church secretary worked for him. the secretary of the movement came here. all the members were all behind everything that happened in the birmingham movement. >> any church that was involved in the 50s and 60s challenging segregation laws was subject to be bombed. its members intimidated and harassed, so bethel received its fair share of such treatment. it was bombed three times. the parsonage was bombed christmas night, 1956. it fell down on top of reverend who walked out unschaved, and that was the moment in which somewhere in the congregation was gathered outside said the lord saved the reverend to lead the movement. it was bombed again. that bomb was on the side of the church, and it was thought to have been an attempt to destroy his base here at bethel. i'm not sure why they bombed the third time, but they did, but bombing of the churches where the movement met, intimidation of membe

bethel was bombed again. it was thought to have been an intent to destroy the base here at bethel.'m not sure why they wanted, but they did. but bombing of the churches where the movement that intimidation of members was a regular occurrence. the movement, which was organized when the state banned the in a acp from operating in alabama, met every monday night in a network of churches, 60 churches scattered across the working-class areas of birmingham. it met in these churches so that it could tell the stories to inople, sure what was going on

but first wilde consulted with a supervising dentist 115 miles away in bethel.er getting the go-ahead from the dentist in bethel, wilde spent 20 minutes tugging away until the tooth came out. >> i felt pretty confident in removing it. >> reporter: so if you hadn't taken out the tooth what would've happened to him? >> he would expect more pain possible swelling and a cyst could have formed and caused other teeth loss. >> reporter: dr. williard says the two year training program for high school graduates prepares therapists for the kinds of dental problems that are most often seen in native tribal areas. >> here they get a lot book training and get their basic sciences, and they start working on manikins in the second year. it's pretty much a clinical clerkship basically where they are seeing patients almost an entire day. they don't get to learn everything a dentist learns. and we really focus on prevention, community prevention programs as well and the basic services that people need generally. fillings, cleanings and simple extractions. >> reporter: delivering

bethel island, they both have a northerly breeze, outside of beau canon 48, canfield 47 and for some mild and for others, it is cool. concord and santa rosa, relative humidity is down to 50, 52 at san jose, north wind to fairfield vacaville and santa rosa, but a westerly breeze at fs o so for some that northerly breeze is not happening yet. we will go tomorrow morning with low humidity and a northeast wind or northerly breeze and you can see that system is carving itself out to utah. this only lasts about a day and by thursday, we have a system coming behind that and that will give us a very dramatic change, but it is not really a rain system but it will be a cold s today sunny, breezy and warm, coast bay 70s and 80s and this may be it for the 80s. berkeley 76, livermore 77, san jose 78 degrees and a northeast wind is a cool breeze for fs o but not for the city. breezy and warm, here comes that system for thursday and friday and then saturday looks okay, saturday another system will not be very warm. >>> well, here is a ghastly image of the president, what they are saying about a par

end bethel was the top of those important churches. and so we began a campaign on national historic landmark that actually took us longer than it took fred shows worth to dismantle leal said it -- segregation to update landmarks status for this church, but that was successful in 2005. and interestingly when national landmarks started studying the civil rights movement and began with the study of the freedom ride, just on the basis of shells worth and the bethel baptist church participation in the freedom ride it was named the national historic landmark because shuttles worth lived here, coordinated three emirates across the state of alabama from this place. a church members helped him pick up the freedom riders. he ran the whole operation right out of this place. as he had run much of the movement from bethel. now the church is on the restoration. a new church was built. it is currently being restored to the conditions just following the first bombing. and we are working to develop historic her interpretation, and we hope that visitors

bethel island down to 32. petaluma, 35. palo alto 36. los gatos, 37 and san bruno at 39 degrees. 34 fairfield. they were at 32. livermore is in the 30s. concord is in there. san anselmo, santa rosa, 42. redwood city 38, holding steady. our system will wrap itself up. it has a lot of moisture with it. it will slide in and be on its own. it will be a rogue and then go down the coast. they may not get much out of the sierra nevada out of this. it will be a little warmer. temperatures in the 60s. walnut creek is 64. heat wave. 63, danville. 63, oakland. also livermore up to brentwood. not much difference. this is the time of year that san jose is warmer than morgan hill and gilroy because their temperatures are tolder in the morning -- are colder in the morning. 61 in city -- in the city. >> foster city, 62. half moon bay, 58. a little warmer on wednesday and then increasing clouds on thursday and then more fog. we'll cloud it you. bring some rain in, take it out and then a cool northwest pattern on sunday. >>> a hopeful sign the u.s. job ma

then there was the educated texan from texas who looked like someone in technicolor bethel patriotically that people of means, decent folk should be given more votes than drifters, criminals, degenerates, atheists and in decent folk. people without means. yosarian was, yosarian was on springing rhythms and the letters the day they brought the texan in. it was another quiet, hot untroubled day. the heat pressed heavily on the roof stifling sound. dunbar was lying motionless on his back again with his eyes staring up at the ceiling like a doll. he was working hard increasing his lifespan. he did it by cultivating boredom. dunbar was working so hard and increasing his lifespan that yosarian thought he was dead. they put the texan in a bed in the middle of the ward. it wasn't long before he donated his views. dunbar set up like a shot. that's it. there was something missing. all the time i knew there was something missing and now i know what it is. he banged his fist down into his palm. no patriotism he declared. you are right yosarian shouted back. you are right, you are right, you are righ

we have mild lows and we had 60s at bethel island. canfield 47 and there are a few readings cooler than that. yet fairfield 59. lots of low 50s, peninsular south bay is getting more of a westerly breeze. that north wind so far, north and east bay, days are getting shorer. it is tough to warm up past upper 70s. 70s and 80s for everybody, this may be it for the 80s because we have a cold air mass coming in. danville 79, hayward 75, we will have some upper 70s to near 80s, morgan hill gilroy cupertino 76 to red wood city, city will go 72 and 60s and 70s on the coast but tomorrow we start that northerly breeze into a westerly breeze so it will be sunny and cooler. thursday and friday it will be much cooler 20 degrees cooler and sunday another system drops in. >>> time now 6:11, a cleanup from a powerful rare storm, how one hard hit state is now getting some help from the president. >> i told you this bullseye on my back has gotten bigger. we have no idea the source of this which hunt. >>> herman cane talks about what he says led to a sexu

there was a strike at bethel hospital in brownsville in 1952 which black and puerto rican and women hospital workers and their white allies in the union went on strike and brooklyn core supported that but in 19631 of their most well-publicized campaigns was to break into the practically all white -- it was something like 99.7% white -- building trade industry. there was a three-week campaign to open up jobs at the downstate medical center construction site in flatbush. the reason that they targeted downstate and the recent activists in cities around the country targeted things like hospital construction is that these were part of multi-million dollar state-funded construction campaigns. the downstate construction was part of a 300 million-dollar state-funded expansion of medical teaching complexes in albany in brooklyn. in essence, the state was underwriting discriminatory treatment of black workers and the brooklyn core and all of the powerful ministers which mr. clarence has written about in his book on black churches in brooklyn, demanded 25% of the workforce be african-american. now that

clayton, bethel island, just on the east side of san jose, you for the trot, just -- just like -- ite we'll nicer temperatures. it's not cool bad out there. but it could be worse. satellite radar showing you this storm continuing to move over the valley through the morning hours and it will held up to the hill to the mottes. >> 7:00 today, already wants to break the system apart. it does continue to weeken by. it look es -- it roarks like most of us are friday. but look at all of it gray. with a leaving in the possibility of 012 if a highs for today, a little on the cool side -- possibility of rain. the highs for today, 57 in the city. in the south bay, we're looking at 06 in mountain view, 61 for morgan hill. your texted -- extended forecast, slightly warm whethers, slightly warmer in time -- in time for the weekend. you could wake up with the morning clouds an that will be hanging around. >>> we're now getting more information about a fire and explosion at a gas station. three men in that van are suspected of stealing fuel yesterday. police -- police say it appears someone lit a ci

bethel maine and that was once known as said very canada.the same people affected got government of the international borders? >> up order was, actually it was destroyed in the treaty ending the resolution which made sense and would describe this country we were now becoming an england is recognizing that then angwin said no no you misunderstood our wording. abs, maybe no but after the war of 1812 there was a long and at times violent dispute between the united states and i will say canada. it was really england at that point. they were the country and control. ultimately it was negotiated by daniel webster who was the secretary of state at that point, and they came up with the line in the treaty known as the west as bird treaty. what is fascinating to me about the westberg asperger treaty as you would probably think webster sat down opposite ashford and they negotiated. they chatted so they knew each other from before. webster was really negotiating with maine and he went through a very clever, he was a courtroom lawyer and a fabulous magic

sunny, mild, warm temperatures. 50s 60s -- 50s, 60s rio vista, bethel island. marshall, 38.rede cool for some. very mild for others. starting to bounce off some of those lows. one system moves out. high pressure is our fair- weather friend. red flag warning out in the north and east bay hills. 60s 70s, a few mid- to upper 70s. it looks good. it will be sunny. then we cloud it up, rain moves in. mainly cold and windy into friday. another system drops in sunday. just so people know, this will not be a big rain event for us. it will be a pretty big snow event for the mountains. >>> 8:23. he was seriously hurt during the "occupy oakland" raid. now a war veteran's injury is raising concerns about the sheriff's deputy. >> reporter: we're live in stanford where the surgery to separate conjoined twins have started. we have fresh pictures from the operating room to show you -- coming up. @ [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free