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way by thefa want it to be successful in an integral part of its ireoor of kansas city aviation here today to offer his pe why did the kansas city contract go so wrong? >> thank you, mr. chairman. there were several things where webd have done a better job, and part of that was in your assessment of not only the best value but the cost and security aspects continuing as an spp airport. it's a question of which private screener was the best value to the taxpayers and could provide the best the other finding that the court made was that we did not do a good a job as we could have and i agree with that in documenting our findings both between the source election -- the board that revth source election authority. i do note that the court ruled in our favor, but the key take away and doing a better job until analysis and articulation. how should we move forward? clearly we're -- i'm in support of kansas city. they've had a good provider there p in terms of their private screening, and the whole intent, as evidenced by this, was to continue that is a question, which private company was best suited to provide th

city wre h. they were only able toeg1300 pe summer, but the combination of the death of goodman, cre put a complete pall over the entire summer. the nation between mourning when they found this young man murdered. these were two of the sheriff's deputies thathre fbi. they were never charged with murder, they were charged with violation of civil rights. the -- this is the hearing.f being convicted. so it took years and years, and they did go to prison on federal charges of civil rights violations. again, never murder. we have to get to memphis. on the. this shows the march on bloody sunday. this is the first time cameras went live actually showing the brutality as it happened during the dinner hour on abc national television. the media really became a part of this movement during this particular time period. sel selma, alabama. we're going to go to memphis right now. what you're seeing here is an actual sanitation truck as it looked in 1968. the black man, there were about 30 of them, who worked for the city of memphis had asked the mayor to discuss a better wage for them. i think they wanted a 30-c

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pes, channel 2 news. >>> only on two, a weapons bust in oakland tonight. it happened at the extended stay america hotel near the city line. our cameras saw at least three people being taken into custody about 6:45 this evening. we've been told it was an undercover operation and officers bought several handguns. police had the swat team on stand by to make sure the bust went down smoothly. a bomb squad was called after a device was discovered inside a newspaper delivery box. >> fire in the hole. >> the bomb squad was called to the road outside about 2:30 this afternoon and sent in a robot and blew up the device as a precaution they say in the end it turned out to be an older electrical type glass fuse. >>> today's rainy weather slowed a grim search for human remains in an abandoned well east of stockton. a killer on death row says at least a dozen people are buried there. amber lee is live outside the small town where people are starting to come to grips with what serial killers did in the community. amber? >> reporter: julie, the big site is a mile up this road behind me. this is the closest the sheriff's department

pes, channel 2 news. >>> only on two, a weapons bust in oakland tonight. it happened at the extended stay america hotel near the city line. our cameras saw at least three people being taken into custody about 6:45 this evening. we've been told it was an undercover operation and officers bought several handguns. police had the swat team on stand by to make sure the bust went down smoothly. a bomb squad was called after a device was discovered inside a newspaper delivery box. >> fire in the hole. >> the bomb squad was called to the road outside about 2:30 this afternoon and sent in a robot and blew up the device as a precaution they say in the end it turned out to be an older electrical type glass fuse. >>> today's rainy weather slowed a grim search for human remains in an abandoned well east of stockton. a killer on death row says at least a dozen people are buried there. amber lee is live outside the small town where people are starting to come to grips with what serial killers did in the community. amber? >> reporter: julie, the big site is a mile up this road behind me. this is the closest the sheriff's department

pe of about 77 compared to low 20s for coach. >> 42. down 50. let's get some stocks to watch. williams sonoma upgraded to buy from neutral at city.ericans are seeing through rose colored glass as more than 5 million roses are shipped and delivered today alone. is the consumer back ins about? can we expect a rosy outlook from 1-800-flowers. the ceo from 1-800-flowers joins. is this the super bowl for your busy? is valentine's day it for you >> big important holiday fours not the biggest. there's still more moms than sweethearts. >> so in terms of revenues what percentage of revenues is this and which percentage is mother's day. >> may 13th but whose counting. this is such an important holiday fours. our business is really an every day business as a florist because it's the birthdays and nerves, get well, new baby. simply those every day occasions that make us a business. this is a holiday that's 10 x in a normal week but it lasts five or six days. >> the logistic nightmare to get it planned, stock right, to try to maintain margins. talk us through how you've learned to deal with it. >> this holiday is responsible for my hairline.