pkg ;01 ;17 ;51 de acuerdo a las autoridades del condado de cobb, los hechos ocurrieron a las 5 de laste martes en la estacion de clasificacion y embarque que fedex tiene en la terminal aerea de kennesaw, 25 millas al noroeste del centro de la ciudad de atlanta, lugar al que acudio la policia tras recibir una llamada del servicio de emergencias 911 sot: sargento dana pierce / vocero de la policia del condado de cobb, georgia información que nosotros tenemos en la llamada original que recibimos del 911 indicaban que había un hombre adentro de las instalaciones disparando a la gente... de inmediato se movilizo el equipo swat del condado de cobb, asi como elementos de la polica de kennesaw y la partulla estatal de georgia, quienes acordonaron el area del aeropuerto y de la universidad estatal de kennesaw . los hechos se dieron en la estacion de embarque ... liza aiken que estaba en su puesto de trabajo cuando inicio el tiroteo escuchó los disparos detrás de ella. la empleada dijo que cuando ella se volvió , vio al tirador de pie vestido con uniforme de combate , y que había dejado caer u

as was indicated our guests are jelani cobb mr. marc lamont hill obery hendricks and michele wallace and we will ask our speakers to speak in that order. we will then open the discussion up to all of you because this is meant to be an interactive event i'm i am sure her colleagues have much to the say of interest and value and of course odu so we want to make sure we have an inclusionary process here today. with that and i'm going to read from mr. copp's dyre associate professor of history and record the institute of african-american studies. those are copp is the author of substance of hope barack obama and the paradox of -- and to to the break of dawn the freestyle and the hip-hop aesthetic on the hip-hop aesthetic which was a finalist for the national award for arts writing radius of book coming out called antidote to revolution african-american anti-communism in the struggle for civil rights. mr. cobb has been the featured commentator on "msnbc" "national public radio" cnn al-jazeera cbs news and the number of broadcast outlets

cobb? >> picking up on what pat was talking about but this particular part was a part that really gets to the idea of taking a prototype into a realistic area. what we have done is utilized the printing process similar to an inkjet renter but it gives you really the realism that you get from a part and that is what a manufacture or designers looking for. in the particular process we are using call poly-jet what it allows us to do is make it to real so you have something very durable but at the same time you are printing this flexible material here as well. this was printed all is one part just recently we introduced the capability of the material and we have added color to that so you can accident and print in this case a prototype shoe but a very realistic prototype shoe that most people coming here looking at this you would probably think it was the real thing. getting towards the idea of real things as particular product is a different technology that we have called ftm. this particular

cobb? >> to go back to the beginning, in 88.ys started we continue to ship our business at this time. areas that we are concerned about or could be concerned about -- any export laws that would restrict this technology from moving out from the u.s. if you look at the bulk of our business, we manufacture in new hampshire, in new york, in minnesota. all of these products are exported. anything that would harm that export -- >> there is no problem in that area? >> it is not a barrier yet. there has been some discussion. we have had the opportunity to address the question >>. >> should we be watching for that? >> yes. >> i'm sorry. >> we are not really concerned about things that are currently in place. you might be able to help with this or think of it -- we have a large group of designers that make their ideas come to life using our platform. they upload to our site and have us ship it back to them. is that welement allow people to open shops. i brought a few that you can see in front of me.

the fedex facility is on the proper of the cobb county airport. had in word on what led up to the shooting and do not know what is happening with the shooter but our breaking news coverage continues on twitter. >>> the nba is holding a news conference this morning to officially address racist comments attributed to clippers' owner don sterling before the team takes on the bar yours in the playoff series. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. you are hearing of protests? >> the warriors coach is calling for a boycott of the game saying if it were him he would not go, saying not showing up is the biggest statement. strong reaction to comments by donald sterling who told his former mistress not to associate with black people. a player says that is not the answer. >> whatever statement they are trying to make, make it known to donald sterling not opinionalize -- not penalize the guys. >> the commissioner will discuss the league's investigation and reveal disciplinary action against sterling in a news conference scheduled for 11 a.m. the commissioner can

cobb i didn't bonding our thank you.ut any further delay i'm going to, go the program willie brown couldn't have been here today but next on the agenda pastor please come up to say a prayer for us today and after that we have 3 great sirens they're going to lead us the 3 sirens are martin luther and katherine are going to lead us in the national black anthem. ladies and gentlemen let's start >> if all heads would be bowed we invoke god to come in. oh, god of the universe one who loves us more than that we love outdoors we thank you for this day this special occasions we've come together to celebrate the activity. we ask our blessings was we go forward and that everything we say and do goplegia in our sight may the words and a be acceptable in our presence we thank you now for all who are here and thank you for the occasion we're gathered here it maybe the beginning but we're on the our thank you in the name of jesus christ amen (clapping) oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light lift ev'ry voice and sing till earth

cobb, ervin s cobb wrote about henry johnson. let's find out. here we go. page 124. this came out in a newspaper in 1918. if ever proof was needed which is not that the color of a man's skin has nothing to do with the color of his soul this offered it in abundance. they were soldiers who wore their uniforms with smart pride who expressed a sincere heartfelt inclination to get a whack at their foe. as a result of what her black soldiers are going to do with this war a word that has been uttered billions of times sometimes in derision, sometimes in hate but which i am sure never fell on black years but it left behind a sting for the heart. it's going to have new meaning for all of us and hereafter it will merely be another way of spelling the word american. obviously that is controversial now in this politically correct culture. and hey whatever my feelings are about clinical correctness i'm going to be if i censor the past. that's how people talked and that is what it is. so it is out there vivid. horrible imagery, horrible words and horrible deeds. that's world war i

joining me now jelani cobbs, halley potter, and ted shaw.ed, your reaction to today's decision from the high court? >> my reaction was that, you know, it wasn't a good day for civil rights proponents, but it wasn't a surprise. i didn't think this was a case that civil rights opponents were likely to win. the decision is a complex one and that there's no one majority opinion with the rationale and so the opinion that's written by justice kennedy is an opinion not the opinion of the court. and what's remarkable about this decision, perhaps more than anything else -- first of all, this is not a case that's really technically about affirmative action. and i think all the justices are pretty clear about that. although affirmative action actually diversity more accurately is what it's all about. but what is really interesting about this decision is this face-off between chief justice roberts and justice sotomayor. >> and that face-off to me is it seems, it's at the core of the jurisprudence on race. which is the idea basically and you saw it in sh

how that would describe each other, with glenn miller and glenn miller put me in touch with cobb was trying to insert himself back into my program, asking i interviewed him. i explained i have nothing against intervening in principle, but there's no news or no reason to interview him right now. he kind of resorted to the same anti-jewish statements and rhetoric. >> so talk about the first interviewed in 2010. >> i interviewed a lot of extremist, and i gave extremist, alleges extremists. the one difference with miller is the others, while the rhetoric is incredibly hateful against huge groups of people, they are usually nice to me and sometimes they say they want to save me or help me in some way. that is what they want to do. miller told me directly he hated me and that was an outlier. >> so these most or the most recent e-mails that he wanted to come on again, was there any indication of what he wanted to say? >> i have released these e-mails. their online. people can judge for themselves. if i were to characterize them, there was a desperation for attention. when i said, why would

>> mary barra has been with general motors for 33 years, bust insisted she did not know about the cobb alt issue before becoming c.e.o. three months ago. >> as a woman to woman's, i'm disappointed, because the culture you represented is a culture of the status quo. a key question, why general motors changed the defective part in late 2006, early 2007, but did not tell anyone, or change the part's serial numberism. >> we need to know whether you believe the company acted in the best interests of the consumers who bought your car, and the u.s. taxpayers that bailed you out. >> first of all i agree it took too long for this to come to attention and do the recall. we admitted that and apologised. >> the u.s. attorney's office in new york launched a criminal probe. >> it's pretty much incontrovertible that g.m. knew about this lethal safety defect, failed to correct it, and failed to tell its customers about it, and then concealed it from the courts and the united states. >> general motors will reveal its version of what happened within the company in regards to the defect when it completes

irma cobb. >> good afternoon. thank you for giving me a chance to speak to this issue. i was here last year when it came before you. i live across the street in the same block. and i have watched the work going on over the several months. i have the same question that commissioner matsuda had as to why this work was even started without a permit and i asked it before and i still have not received any response as to why it was done. we are not dealing with people who have just come into san francisco. all of us know we need permits to make any kind of changes. i do remember when we were here last year the question about the windows came up. windows seem to be very important in the block because it took me 6-8 weeks to get approval just to change two windows in the front of my house. so i am wondering if this is a precedent that is being set that work can be done without permit and once it is done, then an appeal for approval is then made. so, i am coming to you to ask questions to see if i can get answers on that. i know that other work that has been done not in this are

. >> reporter: especially the comedians we talked to here at cobb's comedy club. david letterman broke the news himself to his boss, cbs ceoles in a phone call. >> i said leslie, it's been great. you have been great. the network has been great, but i'm retiring. >> reporter: he has the longest run ever. 21 years at cbs. 11 years before that at nbc. tonight, letterman announced that run will come to an end. >> in the not too distance future. 2015, paul and i will be wrapping things up and taking a hike. >> reporter: until then, expect a long good-bye. a year of laughs and memories. >> david letterman, on behalf of the city of san francisco, i give you this stick i found in my yard. >> oh, thank you very much. >> reporter: who could forget his stop? san francisco? 1996. >> you let this beauty of this city wash over you. it's an amazing sensation to see this day after day. >> oh yes, very amazing. >> reporter: as he leaves, the jimmies blaze a new trail. >> the new guys, they are all about the computer and the iphone. who is going to watch. who is going to go viral.

we've had reports of snow up at cobb at 2700 feet. that's a very cold rain. 42 in antioch. 43 santa rosa. 48 at sfo. some thunder and lightning definitely in the mix today and then it will turn more heavy rain -- when this comes in, this will be brief, heavy rain and then the possibility of more thunderstorms as the low gets closer. some of the rainfall projections about the same as we had. would be about .3 to an inch. sometimes the shower activity congress scattered wide -- shower activity scattered widely. this will all come by by wednesday morning. then we'll be on the drier side. chilly today, a lot of reports of hail. it will be a rainbow today. 50s on the temperatures. colder up north. i doubt some areas get above 51, 52. showers take us into wednesday morning and then a cool, breezy day. a brook thursday morning -- break thursday morning. a weak system brushes us. but then it's out of here. the weekend looks sunny and warm and next week looks dry and well. >>> a criminal with a conscience in a bizarre home- invasion robbery in

racial issues that they are grappling with in the school district and the next one is this friday at cobb elementary school. and i want to appreciate the pac and the families within the pac that are volunteering to do those. >> they are cool and they rock. >> commissioner mendoza. >> so one of the things that we had the select committee this thursday and it is moved up to 3:00, from 3:00 to 5 and that will also and it will be two items one is the jobs plus initiative, and that the mayor has and then an update on p. and on the public education enrichment fund. >> okay, wow, item t, closed session action, of april 8, 2014, and the matter of seiu verses sfudv, 090512, the board of education by a vote of 7 ayes give the authority to pay up to a stipulated amount, and man claw, verses san francisco school district, and penya eal, the san francisco court number cgc 13529436, the board of education by a vote of 7 ayes give the authority to pay up to the stipulated amount, lions verses the san francisco school district and pena, the board of education by a vote of seven ayes give the authority to

irma cobb. >> good afternoon. thank you for giving me a chance to speak to this issue. was here last year when it came before you. i live across the street in the same block. and i have watched the work going on over the several months. i have the same question that commissioner matsuda had as to why this work was even started without a permit and i asked it before and i still have not received any response as to why it was done. we are not dealing with people who have just come into san francisco. all of us know we need permits to make

cobb county police were spending hours trying to find this guy.latest from kennesaw, georgia. >> thank you very much. ten minutes before the hour. coming up, hackers have a new way to see and hear everything you do by hacking into baby monitors. if happened to one mom and she's here live with a warning every parents who has got one of those needs to hear. >>> but first, we're going too check in with martha mccallum for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. these monster tornadoes and utter devastation in the heartland and now tupelo. we'll bring you the latest and go live to the scene and also the v.a. hospital disgrace. we are now learning more about how some our inflation's heros are being treated. and some very rough numbers today for the white house. what they may mean for the coming election. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour chico's effortless shirt. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit

village of prestige and ten km away from slimy as we allow ukraine's interior minister arsenic copper cobb says police have removed the progress and protesters from the government building in the southeastern city of madrid poll that had been occupied for over a week. in an online statement apple cars that no casualties were reported to have to medical city hall with clean it the local media say that five people were injured in clashes. now anti taiwan continues. russia's foreign ministry urged the united states to help stop the ukrainian authorities military operations in eastern ukraine. she has begun new military drills near the border with ukraine russia's defense minister sergei story goes that the move is in response to operations by ukrainian forces against progress to separate this and need to exercise this in eastern europe. actually two hostels that the russian air force's were receiving new and upgraded versions of that crap for that little and were forming army aviation brigade that were unprecedented western president met with putin has warned kiev against using the army in th

cobb county police say they searched the facility and cleared the facility. it appears the person who was responsible for this shooting took their own life. martha: just getting started on this busy morning. there is serious backlash for the secretary of state john kerry. he's back peddling after what he said about israel that has republicans calling for his resignation. bill: the search for a father and two children missing for days in a swamp. martha: lawyers for lois lerner want to speak to congress. why they say a contempt charge would be un-american: >> on the advice of my crown i respectfully exercise my amendment right and decline to and that question. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on everyt

these are ringers and thank you tony up in cobb mountain, 2700 feet of light snow so there is some reallyd air in place and we will get some bay area snow on the peeks this will rotate in, 24 in tahoe until 11:00 but we are taking the brunt of this, some will be heavy and a very chilly day, thunderstorms with hail and a lot of 50s on these temperatures especially into mendocino and then friday it is out of here and the weekend looks good. >>> another big recall by general motors. it is on the malibu and cobalt. they includeed cat easterns. since the beginning of the year you can find a complete list on our website under hot topics. >>> time now 6:52 the missing malaysia airlines. >>> he wanted to bring her a chair, made sure she had water and that she was comfortable. >>> the sketch police hope will help catch him. ♪ you have three questions. coffee or espresso? oh, coffee please. ♪ is this coffee? it's nespresso vertuoline. how do they make this froth? it's coffee crema. last question. ♪ may i have another cup please? thank you. next! [ penelope ] nespresso vertuoline. experience the rev

. >> flight attendant marty cobb had the entire cabin cracking up.sengers even applauded her. >> some of the airlines allow them to have fun. >> makes you listen. >> delta has a funny video, too. >> we'll have to fly to see it. >>> a bullied student records his bullies in action. now he's the one in trouble with the law. did he deserve it? we asked. you weigh in. your tweets and e mails are next. >> plus, don't mess with her man. this little girl takes matters into her own hands when another girl steps in to dance with this little boy. h! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! sfx: whoooosh! smack! thanks carol! sfx: electric hedge trimmer. people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciouslness of king's hawaiian. >>> two minutes to the top the of the hour. before you leave the house, today marks the one-year anniversary of the tragic marathon bombings in boston. tributes are plannedday honorin survivors and first responders. the former ku klux klan leader accused of murderi

the company opened an engineering to examine a complaint on a chevy cobb alt. and in 2006 a new change to the ignition switch was authorised but it was below gm's original specification. by november 2007 federal investigators knew of complaints and four fatal clashes related to the failure of airbags, but decided not to pursue a morm formal application. congressional leaders say they'll be getting to the bottom of why the detect was not made sooner and why the safety transport group could have done something more. parents like laura christian would like answers. >> i'm hoping to speak to c.e.o. mary barra, to find out what they are are going and what they plan on doing to uncover all the information hidden for years. >> mittsa and gm will respond to questions starting 2 o'clock on tuesday. dozens of family members and friend of victims that died in accident will be on the hill when lawmakers question the gm c.e.o. about the hand iping of it and other small cars. this family will be among them. their son lost his life. thank you for joining us. the accident happ

>> photograph uk proof of apparent russian meddling cobb flicts with vladimir putin sids claims that his country is an observer. >> booming marijuana business in colorado. >> has college life tame. >> why earth bound battles today could turn into star wars tomorrow. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," here is more on what is ahead. >> vice president joe biden ukraine. >> the secretary urged russia to take concrete steps to implement the geneva agreement. >> actions of the militant bears similarities to actions in crimea. connection. unacceptable. >> yemen's interior ministry says al qaeda... >> a major al qaeda base in the southern mountains. this comes a week after video surfaced of a training camp that the u.s. considers yemen's al dangerous. >> april 20th, 4/20 - known as another day but... >> a day to enjoy marijuana. >> wild to see this many here. >> marijuana is legal. where else would i be. >> we begin with a russian threat to invade ukraine's eastern provinces as relations between moscow and ukraine deteriorates. they've been accused of trying to kick off a civil wa

the location is cobb county, georgia. basically atlanta.ng to local media happened right outside of one over the anchor stores. emergency crews took one person to at the hospital. we don't know whether the police caught the shooter and don't know the victim's condition. just happened. these pictures have come in from our fox station, waga, fox 5 for the atlanta area. >>> here's one for the drinker on the go. powdered alcohol. according to the makers of the pow-alcohol you can add the powder and, poof, you get booze. there's v for vodka, r for rum, and some ready-made cocktails. they're working on the final version of the labels. each packet is equivalent to one shot of booze. the company preticks the products will hit shelves this fall, this is not sitting well if a everybody. an older version of the company's web site suggests helps folks sneak alcohol into stadiums and avoid paying high drink prices or ed it -- added to your agencies, and if you snort it, it gets you instantly drunk. the company claims it was joking. hilarious, and is war

donald trump, chairman and president of the trump organization, and may 28, ben cobb -- ben carson, neurosurgeon and author. next, i would like to present our guest with the traditional national press club mug. than a minutemore left, i would like to ask you our final question -- the national safety council has not always maintained a high row file like aviation safety. do you expect to bring a rotter focused to the group question are >> i hope and expect the national safety castle will have -- safety council will have a higher profile in the coming years and thanks to you all in the us core, maybe if you cover these important issues, they will. >> how about a round of applause? [applause] >> thank you for coming today. i would also like to thank the national press club staff, the journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event will stop we are adjourned. >> i remember on saturday, the first conversation i had with a group of people at the table, it was not about where you are from, what is your school like, but it was about ukraine. it was about politics, our belief in ed

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her chevy cobb alt crashed on an interstate. her air bag did not deploy. sara's mother is calling for action, to prevent other families experiencing the pain she felt for the last five years. >> the only thing that matters to me now is getting the cars off the road, like yesterday. >> this lady's son michael died when his cob alt crashed into a rockwell and burst into flames. the apology from mary barra over how the company handled the recall does little to extinguish of the anger she feels. >> it doesn't matter. she can't bring my son back. she can't bring my daughter's brother back. she can't bring my grandchildren's uncle back from my mother's grandson back. i'm very angry, and i'm tired of being an angry mother. >> many vick tips were young like 18-year-old natasha and 15-year-old who died in a crash, leaving the driver with braindamage. >> laura christian is the birth mother of amber marie rose, said that she's identified 29 fatalities through a facebook group of a family's victims. >> general motors attributes 13 deaths to this. but, really, the inve

. >> mary barra had been with general motors for 30 years, but insisted she did not know about the cobblt issue before becoming c.e.o. three years ago. >> as a woman to woman i'm dispapted disappointed, the cult u are represent is a culture of the status quo. >> another question is why general motors changed the part in 1986 or "87, but did not tell anyone. >> we need to know whether the company acted in the best interests of the consumers who bought your car, and the u.s. taxpayers who bailed you out. >> first of all, agree it took too long for this to come to the attention and do the recall. we admitted that and apologised. >> the u.s. attorney's office in new york launched the criminal probe. >> i think it's pretty much in contraa vertible that g.m. knew about this lethal safety defect, failed to correct it, and failed to tell its customers about it. and then concealed it from the courts, and the united states. >> general motors will reveal its version of what happened within the company in regards to this defect when it completes its own internal investigation that's expected to be

>> her name is kim cobb, and she's at georgia tech. she's a phenomenal climate scientist.ieved that climate change will become a driver to make el ninos more frequent and severe. now this is an ongoing story, and we dropped right into it. >> right. >> so this is -- typical scientist, you know, all science speak, right. she's really couching it with uncertainty and probabilities. >> that makes sense because we're talking about an incredible complex -- i mean, one of the things about climate science is the basic story of what's happening, we know pretty well. in fact, the physics we've season since the mid 19th century. like greenhouse effect, put consciouson in, getting -- carbon in, getting warmer. this is a complex system with millions of moving parts. it's very hard to kind of isolate these causes and effects. >> absolutely. and so -- but they're getting much better at it. and there's macro patterns there that we're starting to see. for her, you know, she feels like she can confidently say, look, this is what i am seeing. this is what it looks like. she's publishing on.

cobb, i think you will be next. >> chairman wyden -- >> mr. nawaz, would you like to add to that -- mr. mcelrath. spent i have nothing to add. >> thank you for inviting h&r block. we are pleased to participate in this important discussion about protecting consumers from incompetent and unethical prepares to as the world's largest consumer tax services provider, competence and ethical tax return preparation is something we take very seriously. faster we found more than 22 million u.s. individual income tax returns, about 15 million returns and the more than 10,000 offices and another 7 million to our software offers. we know a lot about consumer views on taxes and know what it takes to maintain expertise in is always changing tax landscape. in order to protect taxpayers from incompetent and unethical tax returns prepares, the rtp items that must be addressed. first, minimum standard for tax return preparers, and second, consistent fraud prevention others across all tax preparation methods. first and we support legislation that sets standards fo

congressional district at that time and had it not been for an outstanding plaintiff's attorney in the cobb judicial district in georgia in bringing this case, i'm sure it was against the local dealership, resuld in a settlement, but it brought to light what's going on now and the purpose and hopefully some good can come from this hearing. and i want to thank chairman murphy for holding it and investigating the root causes of the general motors recall of over 2.6 million vehicles linked to these ignition defects. unfortunately, miss barra, i heard just yesterday that the recall now includes 6.3 million vehicles. and i do want to speak a little bit about this young lady named brook melton. a nursing in georgia, which at the time was in the district i represent. and she was as you know tragically killed march the 10th, 2010, on her 29th birthday in a horrific side impact accident on highway 92, and the ignition switch in the accessory position. just the day before, just the day before her death, she took her 2005 chevy cobalt into the dealership for service, and the service report stated, cus

cobb? looks to me like both of you past the competency test very does not look to me like a disadvantage to a small practitioner. >> well, the numbers prove it is not in oregon, and in california. with our licensing in oregon, as recent as 2011, it is that --rly 84% of the practic petitioners in oregon are not employed by the big companies. california is nearly 89%. that.disproves posted set some form of registration for practitioners. andf i may add, quickly, there are 40% of our system that are small-business people. >> now that we have at least addressed this question of whether small practitioners are disadvantaged by having some minimum standards, i want to ask you, we have had our system for decades. we oregonians are pretty outspoken souls. i can tell you i've been on the finance committee since 2005, and i have not had anybody here is a practitioner come and say, oh my goodness, ron, it is going to be bureaucratic water torture if we have the kind of thing that we have in oregon. we

remember we just spoke to the ceo william cobb in january. he made very clear the plan is to buy back stock aggressively, the kind that could dramatically shrink the company's share count over time. it wouldn't surprise me if h & r block can borrow enough money to do a $3 billion buyback. this is not a big company. i think that buyback would be pretty impressive. this is just a $7.7 billion enterprise market capitalization. wow, they could buy back maybe a third of the business, maybe even more. look, everyone at the lower end we're talking about a buyback that could gobble a gigantic part. also we find out automatic data processing, the king of payroll processing, will be spinning off its dealer services business. who cares about that if you're at adp? it's going to raise roughly $700 million. adp has a long history. they spun off its claims business, broker business so with this move finally a pure play on the human capital management business. the company can use the money from the spin-off to buy back stock in a boost that by as much as 7

jelani cobb, halley potter, ted shaw. great pleasure. that is all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> thank you. and thank you for accepting the onesie from my mom. >> it is the cutest most adorable thing. i'm going to put it on him and there will be a picture on your iphone. >> it's weird. it's from my mom -- i don't. oh, i wasn't here. anyway, thanks, chris. and thanks to you at home for enjoying us at this hour. all right. this is a story about lawyering. this is a story that starts with this man. his name is john errol ferguson. and when he was executed in florida in august, he was not worried about dying. he had explained to his attorneys that he would be returning to earth right after his execution because he knew that god had a plan to use him to save the united states from a communist plot. mr. ferguson's last words before the state of florida put him to death were these. he said, quote, i just want everyone to know that i am the prince of god. and then they killed him after he had spent 35 years on death row in florida. john ferguson wa

he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipmentre ten minutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets of trees. and in my mind i said there we go. >> as the plane descends, the two men brace for impact with the ground. then, just seconds before they touch down, a crash and a dazzle of lights. >> i instantly knew, oh, no, we hit a power line. >> there's a plane that is literally stuck up in the power cords. >> stuck up in the power? >> stuck up in the power cords. >> brian and daryl are skidding acros

cobb off. just days after new data officially come nigeria is africa's largest economy this powerhouse of one hundred and seventy million citizens. really the biggest attacked him on the capital monday morning rush hour blast in a busy bus station on the outskirts of booger blamed on the radical sipping it is long ascent vocal wrong who can take a look at a group whose name literally means western education is for being heavy handed tactics the government is using most recently the mass slaughter inmates during a failed she'll drink was on this. do you go deal with bo koran. what's the alternative to the solutions put forth by religious zealots in an oil rich nation with an ever widening gap between rich and four. this is the challenges mounted president goodluck jonathan his bid for reelection next year. today in the falls and gets his debates with him. nigerian how it deals that go wrong with this. a nigerian political consultant in manual he got thanks for being with us. thank you thank you