>> steve: martin! >> jimmy: martin! >> steve: martin! we just watched some clips of him on youtube. he's just one -- made me cry. laughing at some of his bits. i just can't wait to talk to this guy. he's great. plus, i'm so happy for this girl. >> steve: she's wonderful. >> jimmy: she stars in a new tv show and a movie. the very funny jenny slate is dropping by. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: having a good year. >> steve: she's a lovely, lovely person. lovely. >> jimmy: having a great year. >> steve: fantastic. and we have great music. this guy was on our show when we did "late night." he sang -- ♪ i need a dollar dollar, dollar hey hey hey ♪ >> jimmy: hey hey hey. hey hey hey. the duet was featuring fat albert. >> steve: are you serious? [ talking over each other ] albert, don't sing! >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: and then they laugh like this -- ah-ha, ah-ha! [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] but they're not, but they're not like school on sunday. >> jimmy: they're not. >> steve: no. they have class. >> j

>>reporter: jennifer martin husband 46-year-old joseph martin was acquitted on all molestation chargesolving 3 of his students at woodside elementary school in cop cord. fight what did they say that. mr. martin put his hand down their shirt and rubbed their chest. >>reporter: jury deadlocked on all counts involving 11 other current former male students. just 3 jurors believe martin water guilty of fondling the fourth and fifth graders. martin defense attorney says group hysteria and coercion led to cushion against teach we are a reputation of being fun and caring. >> certainly the community has lost an excellent teacher. man very dedicated to teaching to seeing students succeed not only in his classroom but life in general. >> mart 9 jail on 10 million dollar bail until early september when the da decide if he will retry the case and ask the alleged victim to testify again. >> them being so young and taken into court as we have already already is huge undertaking and has huge impact on them. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, about

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martin was killed by a resident on a neighbor watch.he hands of police. >> trayvon was shot once, but as we understand from these witnesses, this child was shot multiple times, and left on the ground like a dog. >> and like in the trayvon martin case, president obama and brown's parents are calling for calm. let's talk about this, with me now cnn media correspondent and host of reliable services, brian steltser. also joining us, cnn ana cabrera in ferguson, missouri. >> anna, i want to start with you, do you hear trayvon martin's name a lot in ferguson? >> we aren't hearing it a lot. it has been brought up. we've seen similarities to both cases, in these situations, in one -- who was involved and the response after that both were unarmed black teenagers that were killed, and there have been questions raised in both situations about whether these young men were killed because of their race or whether the shooting was indeed justified. now, there are also some big differences, carol. as you mentioned, in trayvon martin's case he was kille

>>reporter: jennifer martin husband 46-year-old joseph martin was acquitted on all molestation chargeslving 3 of his students at woodside elementary school in cop cord. fight what did they say that. mr. martin put his hand down their shirt and rubbed their chest. >>reporter: jury deadlocked on all counts involving 11 other current former male students. just 3 jurors believe martin water guilty of fondling the fourth and fifth graders. martin defense attorney says group hysteria and coercion led to cushion against teach we are a reputation of being fun and caring. >> certainly the community has lost an excellent teacher. man very dedicated to teaching to seeing students succeed not only in his classroom but life in general. >> mart 9 jail on 10 million dollar bail until early september when the da decide if he will retry the case and ask the alleged victim to testify again. >> them being so young and taken into court as we have already already is huge undertaking and has huge impact on them. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, about a

>>reporter: jennifer martin husband 46-year-old joseph martin was acquitted on all molestation chargesolving 3 of his students at woodside elementary school in cop cord. fight what did they say that. mr. martin put his hand down their shirt and rubbed their chest. >>reporter: jury deadlocked on all counts involving 11 other current former male students. just 3 jurors believe martin water guilty of fondling the fourth and fifth graders. martin defense attorney says group hysteria and coercion led to cushion against teach we are a reputation of being fun and caring. >> certainly the community has lost an excellent teacher. man very dedicated to teaching to seeing students succeed not only in his classroom but life in general. >> mart 9 jail on 10 million dollar bail until early september when the da decide if he will retry the case and ask the alleged victim to testify again. >> them being so young and taken into cou already we have already already is huge undertaking and has huge impact on them. >> martin defense attorney says the support of only 3 jurors make it unlikely n.concord, abo

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we saw trayvon martin's father arrive.th spike lee, spike lee got a round of applause as we sat down and we've seen martin luther king iii here as well. a number of different people. the family arrived just now. some of them are still out here. you can probably see the shot on television from a different angle, but it's like a procession, right, l.z. with the folks who are guarding the line here, and allowing people to walk through, making sure nobody is bothered, and it's quite a peaceful sight here. there is a motorcycle procession that's happening right now and they have been lined up down the street in front of the temple, and it's really just sort of been an interesting thing to watch. all different eth nis its and backgrounds. >> i spoke some of the members of the motorcycle gang who came down. they are telling me they are expecting over 150 by the time the funeral begins. >> it's a lot of them. >> some as far an hour away to show support to the brown family. >> this temple holds about 2,500 people and it's filled to

don talked about the parents of sean bell and trayvon martin. sadly, i worked on those cases, as well, and know those parents well. we have to deal really with the systemic issue of racism in our country across the board and how it disproportionately affected folks in my community. at the same time, we have to see each other as sisters and brothers. we've got to move forward ads one community, one country. otherwise we'll continue to have these situations over and over again. >> don, i know you spoke with michael brown's family yesterdayesterda yesterday. attending this service, better's king, jesse jackson, the families of trayvon martin and sean bell, spike lee, p-diddy, snoop dogg. how are the families reacting to this? >> reporter: the family -- right now, this family can barely stand. they want to be heard. the only reason they're doing these interviews is they want to be heard. they don't want their son's life to be in vain, the tragic death of their son to be in vain. so i think what they're doing is trying to have some their become a mov

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god bless you. [ cheering and applause ] >> martin luther king iii. we have someone i want to ag, then i want to do something suspiciously. before i do that attorney. >> thank you reverend al. brothers and sisters, it will take conviction to win this fight for michael brown. it will take the kind of conviction that this young lady mia aten white has shown. you ask who she is? not each a week after being shot in the head while participating in a rally supporting michael brown junior and his family, she has made a full recovery and is back here today still supporting michael and his family because she understands that it is not rite to execute our children. so let's stand up. let's stand up. let's stand up for justice. [ cheering and applause ] [ clapping ] >> y'all give her a round of applause, show her love. this is conviction. this is what we need. they say what ferguson wants is what she wants. justice. [ cheering and applause ] >> give her another hand. [ cheering and applause ] >> we announced national action network took the responsibility of say

this is martin luther king to have pistols in his home in the journalistic interview martin luther kingo use intel into the armchair and they yell out to hold out there are some crystals and then they ask martin king and he said adjustors self. -- but just yourself. he applied for the concealed carry permit. he did not get it put an organization helping him complained and said as he understands nonviolence? but it was a lie if and and he was rising and claimed to be the guy that martin luther king from non-violence as a way of life. but i would not enter into that discussion but just taking note of the fact because that is what he did when he was alive with us. so the easiest way to understand it is all you have to do is in sharp political terms is that they will react to terrorism violence directed the way anybody reacts to do the best they can to protect and increase would war holmes county in mississippi grabbing a rifle or a shotgun is the effective way of protecting one's home and family and friends and community and up person in arkansas among others and i quote to an in the book

>> cairo is still hopeful, martin. late last night we spoke to the foreign ministry and the president's office. they told us sometime over the weekend they're hopeful to get these talks happening. as the hours go by and we're deep into saturday, you get the sense that hopes for getting these factions into cairo, getting them to sit down and hammer out a lasting truce are fading fast. if these talks do happen here in cairo, it will be fascinating to see egypt's position, will they play a lead mediator role? and many say that's not going to happen because their support for hamas and the palestinians have faded considerably over the past year. in fact, palestinians in gaza, in this conflict, have had very little support from arab governments, arab leaderships and gulf monarchies. it's important to make a distinction between arab governments and arab people. the palestinians in gaza still have overwhelming support from the arab people. if you go out in the streets here in cairo, many say they support the palestinians in th

martin luther king's papers. can you wrap that in to your answer? >> it is rather surreal to have spent the last six weeks as a scholar in residence at the martin luther king papers at stanford and to get on a paper to flat -- and to get on a plane to fly home and see the economic work 50 yearsl at later. thinking about keening theonding to the riots and anger he encountered by young people who were simply uncontrollable when -- simply inconsolable when another young black man was shot down like a dog by a policing agency. all of that has added a bit of surrealness. i was part of a group of local byrgy, a lot of this is led local organizations like the organization of black struggle. we have been trying to calm them folks down and keep

tendrÍa algÚn consejo para personas que estÉn como martÍn? ediciÓn terminamos en dos cosas, un muerto sobre todo con mucha situaciÓn alejamos dan a sus familiares. >> llegamos al instituto de ciencias forenses intentamos conseguir una reacciÓn, sin embargo se los digo que nadie estaba disponible. remitiÉndonos el comunicado de prensa en el que aseguran la hermana por parte de padre, reclamÓ este cadÁver. forense aÚn estÁ en la etapa de investigaciÓn para determinar la causa y manera de la muerte. >> una niÑa de apenas 12 aÑos fue asesinada y su madre estÁ gravemente herida al ser atacadas por un joven que yo dÉ lugar. >> el cuerpo inerte de la niÑa fue encontrado en medio de un charco de sangre frente la vivienda, mientras que la madre fue atacada encontrada moribunda dentro del hogar. >> me llamaron y fui recorrÍ la que estaba muerta. me llamo un vecino del sitio. no sabemos... >> la tragedia no fue mayor porque los niÑos que vieron cuando la niÑera atacarÁ machetazos escondieron debajo de la cama, y luego huyeron a dar parte los vecinos. al

harvard professor martin feldstein.most unlikely corporate marriages of our time, cent and50 and -- 50 intel -- we will tell you what they are selling together. ♪ >> well, we are back with harvard university professor and former economic advisor to ronald reagan, martin feldstein, who wrote a must-read "wall street journal" op-ed on the fed and it raised a lot of conversations. and how -- "whether much markets are mispriced relative to fundamentals is always uncertain, but when markets have moved across the board is much as they now have, that should be a warning of accesses in the market." i would like to welcome another economist who read the piece as well, the director and cofounder of economic and policy research, dean baker. i read through some of the notes you had on martin feldstein's piece, and one of them you said basically it was painful to read this piece. why? think back to 2014, and professor feldstein and secretary rubin are issuing this warning, and if they issued a comparable warning about the housing bu

fifty one years ago yesterday martin luther king jr gave his i have a dream speech which perhaps has as much meaning today as it did then unfortunately much of m.l.k. dream is still a dream it sits up on a shelf alongside other dreams like the american dream. now don tad why. no not that one either one he's heard that one yeah. but only fifteen years ago something else happened something that changed everything we knew about martin luther king's death and yet most people still don't know about it fifteen years ago the only trial ever held concerning the murder of martin luther king jr was concluded and no it wasn't done in someone's basement under the cover of ten foil there wasn't anyone with the word illuminati carved in their forehead and no the jury wasn't made up of beavers wearing bow ties because if it were i would have been there this was a real live trial between the king family in the conspirators who killed martin luther king all right this was real in the civil trial in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine a jury found a us government agencies along with others guilty of

joint chief chairman martin dempsey called it an immediate threat to the united states. chick hagel said it is beyond anything we have seen. here's how michael rogers describe the threat on "meet the press." >> they see that as a winning ideology and a winning strategy and they want to be part of it. they are one plane ticket away from u.s. shores. >> we should mention there is a dispute about that talking point. according to people i have been talking to, they believe the chief goal of isis is regional power and territory. unlike al qaeda, they have hesitancy to try and build political will in this country. of course isis may be inviting a large scale attack with its own brutality, specifically the beheading of an american journalist, james foley. >> this has been festering for the last year and now it's culminating with the killing and beheading of an american journalist which i think is a turning point for the american people. it opened their eyes to what isis really is. the true character of isis and how savage they are and their intend to harm americans. >> they now

. >> martin king called about 50 ministers from across the south to start a non-violent movement.he understanding of teaching non-violence was clear, but there wasn't anybody that could teach it like jim lawson. >> james lawson has been to india and comes back with this storehouse of gandhiian tactics. >> martin king said come to nashville now, we need you now. so i went to nashville and organized other people. >> now tonight we have a most important business to try to accomplish, and that is to try to have one major role-playing experience, which sort of tries to set the stage for an actual demonstration for an actual sit-in. >> you talk about the civil rights movement in the '60s. people talk about selma, birmingham, confront. but the incubator of it is nashville, tennessee, where james lawson started teaching his classes on nonviolence. teaching people like john lewis, james bev. limit, diane nash, how to not swing back if somebody hits you in the head with a nightstick. >> we actually practiced sitting in. some took the role of students who were sitting at a lunch counter and

he's not done this since trayvon martin in 2012. here president obama echoed the words of the teenager's father saying, quote, i know the events of the past few days have prompted strong passions, but as details unfold, i urge everyone to remember this young man through reflection and understanding. we should comfort each other and talk with one another in a way that heels but in a wa that wounds. as i mentioned, the killing of michael brown echos another case near orlando, florida. david mattingly shows us the similar reactions after brown's killing and the killing of traf von martin. >> reporter: this prompts almost immediate comparisons. the case of traf von martin might differ in detail but the similarities are evident. within 48 hours of brown's death, national leaders of the naacp were already in ferguson, missouri, framing it as an ongoing national problem. >> i believe the trayvon martin case is a pro log to a sad national narrative where we have young people who are accused of underwhelmingly minor offenses that are often m

it's a great character for martin. >> i like that.lsey, you relate to this, i'm sure in some parts that people like to hold you to your past. even though you've had great success in the past, you want to move on from that and do new roles. what is it like for people who still see you as marty mar and always want to bring up those character which you love but now you're portraying someone else. >> well, you know, i love the fact that they still love those characters and things, but i moved on. i've matured. so i want people to embrace the mature martin now. i'm still going to have my edge. i'm still going to be zany, do the things that i do in comedy, but i want them to understand it's about the growth now. this is not just about the days of the martin show and things like that. i've grown up. >> yeah, the audience will see these two actors that they've loved in the past. but we're doing something new. hopefully they just want to come along for the ride. >> we'll be watching and tweeting and make sure our grammar is correct so you don'

they ask martin luther king and he said adjust yourself. when the night riders blew up his home in 1956 in the montgomery bus boycott he went to the sheriff's office to apply for a concealed gun permit. he didn't get it but the representative from the federal, from the fellowship of reconciliation, a pacifist organizations that was helping martin luther king said king's else is an arsenal, don't you understand non-violence? alive in this gathering here, and the guy who plotted martin luther king to a full understanding, non-violence as a way of life. taking note of the fact, when he was alive, young people is what he did. so this easiest way to understand this is all you have to do, you don't have to think of this in sharp political terms. what you have to understand is black people are human beings and they are going to react to terrorism or violence directed at friends, family, community, the way anybody reacts, do the best they can to protect them and in greenewood or holmes county over here, or all these other counties in mississippi, g

they were with the parents of trayvon martin as well. there was a peace rally held in the largest park here in st. louis. as you reported off the top there, michael brown sr. asked that folks in this community not protest today, not come out today, and at this point, it appears as if folks in this community have respected his request. >> yeah, craig melvin doing some great reporting out there in ferguson, missouri, today in st. louis. for anyone who missed that interview, powerful interview with the parents of michael brown as well as with trayvon martin's parents. we're going to be playing a little bit of that later in the show. all right. one of michael brown's cousins, eric davis, spoke during today's funeral as part of his remarks, he issued a call to action to his peers. >> we have the family of trayvon martin, tracy martin -- [ applause ] we have the family of jordan davis. and now we have the family of michael brown. [ applause ] we have had enough of the senseless killing. we have had enough of it. and what you guys can do to con

of trayvon martin and sean bell, celebrities like spike lee and p.te house has sent three of its emissaries to the funeral. what you're seeing on your screen now is michael brown's mother. she's surrounded by a number of her family members as well. in the meantime, as we continue to watch the live coverage, after two delays due to the violence protests, the students are now going back to school in ferguson today. the district is planning to have double the number of normal counselors on hand throughout the schools today. teachers and administrators have received training, in fact, to deal with traumed

you on lines here martin let me go to you kind of. off of some of the things that we just heard from ray what it really is it seems to me is that there is no real recognition there's no real acknowledgment that russia has any foreign policy interest whatsoever because nato that's a nice quiet friendly alliance they just bring democracy to people it's not really even a military alliance there are good guys and that's how it's painted over and over and over again and any country that stands up to the west is an enemy by definition go ahead martin in london. yes i think that the west especially america did not recognize that russia had its own strategic interests and under yeltsin the governor. everyone had the impression that. russia was going to move to the west in becoming more like what would be called a normal state normal western state which would have democracy and so on all those things and therefore the security problem wasn't very very serious and putin comes in and he said no no no no we have our own security interest and we h

tomorrow out front, tracy martin, trayvon martin's father will be our guest to talk about the shooting and protesters. anderson cooper 360 begins now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 7:00 central time here in ferguson, missouri. night fall just about 51 minutes away. protesters once again tonight began making their way here just a short time ago. this time against the pleas of city officials who wanted people off the streets at sun down. there are people here on the streets demonstrating. there have been all day, though not as many as the day before. people hoping again but bracing for another night like last night that saw police rifles pointed at protesters. if last night were calm and another evening in the wake of mikechael brown's killing there would be a lot to report. on the grand jury deciding whether to prosecute der ron wilson and funeral plans announced for michael brown. there is the police shooting under very different circumstances of an african american man a few miles from here today. this factoring into the unstable mix tonight. tonight, though, as city officials cal

martin martin martin i'm talking more and more tahn max is talking now remember i didn't interrupt you so don't interrupt me i wanted to say though more and that i appreciate your statement of support for the brutal illegal of egypt which came into power under a military coup we see the shared values between the zionist organization of america and the brutal dictator of egypt the hospital was the only geriatric hospital in the gaza strip and it was shelled and destroyed by israeli forces deliberately targeted we saw people on on life support systems carried out by nurses under fire we saw elderly people on life support systems carried out people who could have been your mother morton if you had any humanity and you and i know that if there were jews in there you would demonstrate some humanity for them but you're not because they're palestinians they're people you have denigrated as nazis you've denigrated an entire population as nazis my sympathy is with the people who are enduring this one sided slaughter the background for this slaughter as you've pointed out is the gaza withdrawal

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to say martin luther king had guns and his house. and sncc living with these farmers and they were men and women and more of mickey the legendary family to know the history of of the movement the sheriff came out, the police chief care about to try to persuade her not the farm to be used for the civil rights rally. but the police chief did not want her in a threatening manner. but when this is minkes that in the rocking chair there was a winchester. and when she picked it up this is my land. and you don't have permission to be on my land say you should leave maile and. and then the rally was held. %and then the rally was held. then is how these tough fierce people and i take go on and on of the old confederates and tuscaloosa alabama was protected by world war ii in a and korean war veterans. a and i am a reporter. i am not a scholar i depend as a writer on scholarship for all my criticism and his geography emerging since the mid '80s the new scholarship that gets history from the bottom up instead of the top down. with the grass roo

de 3 millones, finalmente quedÓ inaugurado el centro tau de l fundaciÓn ricky martin. >> este dÍa esanfiteatro conforman 120 estudiantes, entre las edades de dos meses y 21 aÑos. >> estamos aquÍ para hacer un proceso educativo de alta calidad. que responde los intereses de los proyectos de todos los estudiantes. >> estos estudiantes encuentran aquÍ lo que el sistema de educaciÓn pÚblica falla en entregarles. >> es diferente a lo que estÁs acostumbrado? >> sÍ, mucho mÁs diferente. >> me siento motivada a venir. >> para ricky martin la educaciÓn es algo para evitar la explotaciÓn sexual. sobre la trata humana en puerto rico, especÍficamente es estudio motivÓ la creación de este centro. >> la trata humana busca y encuentra mÁs niÑos de lo que nosotros pensamos. y nosotros no podemos ser cÓmplice de este crimen. >> esto que hace ricky martin aquÍ, conglomerando a todos en un esfuerzo, es aquello que tanto nosotros valoramos como valores cristianos. >> de hecho, el gobierno aportÓ 1.4 millones para la construcciÓn del centro. >> el alcalde agradeciÓ el cantante el escoger a su pueblo como

the shooting of trayvon martin. you go on and on down the list it just highlights the -- what african-americans and african-american men in particular have to go through just to ensure their own safety. as i wrote, i carry my driver's license and insurance card and my business card with my partner's cell phone number on it just in case something happens. when trayvon martin was killed, i wrote a piece, reprise in this piece today, lessons that -- don't run in public. don't run with anything in your hands. keep a discreet distance away from white women, lest you get accused of any number of things. so if there is -- if anyone is under siege, i would say it would be african-americans and african-american men in particular. >> you know, it resonates so much for me on a personal level because i grew up with a black brother and people talk about this term black motheritis. my white mother had black mother itis. i heard the speech so many times. my brother was a big black guy and he'd run in the supermarket as a young tee

. >> mi nombre es marilyn zÁrate, represento al municipio de san martÍn. >> mis padres estÁn orgullososilyn zÁrate, la palabra claef de hoy san martÍn hidalgo jalisco, vaya a la pÁgina de facebook y sÉ el primero de poner clave. >> a la primera gano es san martÍn hidalgo jalisco. >> 7 seÑoritas si no me equivoco. >> todas estas guapÍsimas. >> gracias, buenas noches. >> buenas noches. ♪ >> es lunes 25 de agosto, estos son los titulares. miles de personas acudieron al funeral de michael brown, y no joven afroamericano muerto a manos de un policÍa blanco en ferguson, missouri. el presidente obama habrÍa autorizado vuelos de reconocimiento y ataques aÉreos en siria. el presidente enrique peÑa nieto dice los mexicanos que el paÍs que dejaron atrÁs ella no serÁ el mismo. y el equipo de univision subiÓ a un aviÓn caza huracanes y se metiÓ en el ojo de una poderosa tormenta. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪

tea partyrks from cofounder jenny beth martin at western conservative summit. topics include health care, immigration, and race in america. >> thank you, senator andrews. how is everyone doing? isn't this an amazing event? theerday, after all of events, i was reflecting on the tea party. when those patriots initiate of their principled protest, they could not have known their demonstration would become the inspiration for a similar movement hundreds of years later. i also imagine they would never guess that a savvy businesswoman and mother of two would be leading the charge. jenny beth martin is a political strategist who, in 2009, responded to the call for a new kind of party. frustrated by the unprecedented , she isn of government held today as the tea party cofounder. any beth is now the national coordinator for the crusade, and is tirelessly working toward a return to conservatism. named one of time magazine's most influential leaders, she received more than 15 million members, in addition to chairing the tea party patriots citizens fund. she is also a freq

martin luther king's jail cell, the cell that he wrote the letter from birmingham jail in 1963. a white minister issued a statement published in the local newspapers that call dr. king's demonstrations unwise and untimely. dr. king responded to that with the letter from birmingham jail. decided invoters april 1963 to change the form of government. hes running for mayor and loses the election and the very next day after this run off april 2, then he starts the marches. , and of people felt birmingham and throughout the country, that the timing of the marches were suspect. dr. king could have waited to see what changes the new birmingham city government might have made. he receives a large amount of criticism from all over the country. the kennedy administration is highly critical at the timing of these marches. you will find most of the major newspapers and news outlets are also critical. it is not just whites in a birmingham critical of the timing. what dr. king is hoping to do, as he says, is to shed the light of truth on the injustices of segregation and birmingham. needs is n

we welcome aaron eight and abby martin two of the tour of the coast guard t. network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip i'll never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking the said work it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness and frustrated with the system extremely your problems would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. single. live . stock rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. welcome. to our i said you sound like seventeen people the meth kicked in on this intercept reported this week on leaked documents finally showing what it takes to get on the government's terrorist watch list the watch list before nine eleven consisted of sixteen names now it contains tens of thousands. the vast majority of which have nothing to do with terrorism and have probably never even met someone involved in terrorism c.b.s. reported that the watch list included people like bolivian pres president evo morales and notorious terrorist mikey hicks mikey

like michael brown, trayvon martin was unarmed.hat was published in time magazine, she reaches to michael brown's mother. honor your son and his life. not the circumstances of his alleged transgressions. i have always said that trayvon was not perfect. but no one will ever convince me that my son deserved to be stalked and murdered. no one can convince you that michael deserved to be executed. earlier today, i spoke with is a wreen in a -- sabrina fulton. thank you so much for joining me this morning. i think the parallels are many between the case we're seeing now and the story of your son's death. teenagers, unarmed, young black men, both becoming the symbols of a larger national movement. it seems it would be a natural thing to pick up a pen and write to them, but you decided to do as an open letter. why do that? >> one of the things is because a lot of the words that i had to say to the family, i don't think i would have been able to say to them personally to them. the family and our foundation supports their family and i thoug

we welcome an era nathan abby martin to be terrific hosts on the our team network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip i'll never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about how breaking this is the revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness in frustrated with the system extremely new apology would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. under single. one of the wonderful. community college face i dislike you know. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. in the news today and signs of long term progress a secret police told. us has red square demonstrations refuse to release an arcade saying what if the six. cells. are in space. there is a secret i did tell you. my boyfriend is a journalist here it is working in the middle east and he was kidnapped we could go so. we expect that. hopefully they're going to be released today yesterday was a very important evening terms of. i went to about really late. hour waits and for scott. because this is how the

martin dicaro, wusa9. >> martin adds that each operator ddot hires must receive 30 hours of on-the-road training. a high level source tells martin barring any delays in the safety certification process, the earliest the streetcar line could open for passenger service is in november. as to how much it will cost to ride the streetcar, ddot tells us they haven't figured that out just yet. >>> howard is up next with the forecast. >> it's a hot one today, andrea. some of us going into the 90s. haven't been there in a couple of weeks. storms on the way tomorrow. let's take a look at some of the temps before we go to break. most of them in the 80s now. 86 in leesburg. 81 in crofton and 84 in alexandria. back with the seven-day j >>> the final album of chuck brown is being we leased later this month. big celebrations are planned in d.c. in his honor. his children are here with details and welcome to you both. it's so good to see you. >> thank you. >> it's been two years since your dad died. i know we're talking about celebrating his life and his legacy. but it still has to be hard on the family

>> trayvon martin, i want to back up when i say trayvon martin, took trayvon martin finding out about getting arrested george zimmerman a month. this actually reminds me exactly the way trayvon martin panned out in the sense how much cry and outpour around how many were demanding justice, for george zimmerman arrested. a week now the officer has been named, hasn't been arrested but yet we're putting out a video about maybe an incident of him robbing a store. but yet where's the video around the murder? >> or even the photograph of the officer involved in the shooting or where's the information about how many shots were fired, they would have had that forensic information literally within hours. >> the first day. so why wait a week for all that information. it doesn't make sense to me. >> what does it do therefore to the community, to the people who are watching this around the nation, who are familiar with the trayvon martin case, who are seeing some of this repeat again? >> you know it's frustrating. i think it's also particularly yesterday he had a bunch of vigils over across the co

martin luther king jr.'s final year," you say that he turned down two invitations to the white house prior to that speech. >> guest: he did because he knew that lbj, who we famously know was really good at twisting arms, wanted to get into a sort of tete-a-tete with him about the vietnam war. king was unalterably opposed to our involvement in this military excursion, and he didn't want to get into this sort of arm-twisting back and forth with johnson. his principles were clear: we do not need to be involved this this vietnam war. and his whole ethos was about, of course, nonviolence. and it wasn't just for american children, it was nonviolence for vietnamese children. so he's sitting in a restaurant one day looking at a magazine, and he sees the bodies of vietnamese babies who have been napalmed to death. and he's in the middle of his meal, and he just stops eating. and one of his aides say to him, docker does the food not taste any good? do you want to get something else? he says, no, this food or any other

en cualquier minuto llega ricky martin.de la rockera, larry hernÁndez tercer puesto. grandes estrellas y grandes productores musicales.. eso va a estar buenÍsimo. ¿quÉ dicen si vamos con las chicas de san antonio, texas? >> asÍ es, de san antonio. presten mucha atenciÓn porque una pirÓmana anda suelta. y muestran cÓmo la mujer estÁ disfrutando de un cigarrillo y despuÉs prende fuego una sombrilla y muebles de patio en una comunidad llamada el segundo. estas imÁgenes quedan para constatarlo. afortunadamente el incidente fue presenciado por testigos pero no ha sido el Único. son siete los incidentes desde julio. la policÍa sospecha que la pirÓmana es una mujer blanca o hispana de entre 55 y 65 aÑos de edad. por ponerse un chaleco de seguridad, hacerse pasar por un empleado y pasar la noche en el aro puerto, en san diego un joven de 22 aÑos de las vegas se encuentra en aprietos. un empleado dijo que lo vio en la zona de a bordo. dicen que no se tratÓ de un problema de seguridad porque el joven se bajÓ de un avión pero nunca ab

-- aston martin. we have a very pure and simple side to the car. very dramatic. the back of the car has a lamp shape, if you like. we have deconstructed that and put all of the led's into light pipes. we do reach a huge audience with this. you think about the amount of people who download and play granta resmed and it is huge -- grand torismo it is huge. they all want to download your product and become part of your brand. they understand the brand more. it is vitally important for us. the virtual world is becoming our reality. most people play the game and the car in the game and then, they see the model. this is unexpected because they are used to seeing at in a virtual world. it is the way of the world to try things like this. >> a cool car. it would be great to take it for a real will ride. the first word is up next. for our viewers, a second hour. what do we have? french fallout stories after the reshuffle. what next for the french economy? we will go to that conversation and the rich russians fe

actor steve martin bought this one.i's forgeries have also made it into art books listing the best paintings of the 20th century, and have been sold in many of the world's top auction houses. i have seen beltracchi forgeries on the cover of christie's catalogues. >> jeff taylor: yes, yes. >> simon: that's pretty good, isn't it? >> taylor: it is really good, it is really good. >> simon: jeff taylor teaches arts management at purchase college. he says, though there is no shortage of gifted forgers, beltracchi holds the title. he has made more money than any other art forger ever. >> taylor: he combined all the nefarious techniques of everybody who came before him, and made very important innovations in exactly what is essential. >> simon: you have called him an evil genius? >> taylor: yes. >> simon: so aside from being a very talented painter, he was also a very accomplished con man? >> taylor: absolutely one of the best. >> simon: he started making a few bucks in the game when he was quite young, but his career really to

martin? you comment? >> i'm with john on that. i think the bottom line is if they want to integrate in the air space, they have to meet the safety standard. there's certainly work going on. for example, there's work going on on micro versions of that. if they get to the point where uavs of any size have that capability, it's going to be easier to integrate them. not to say there aren't other issues, and i think really they're setting that bar. so i agree with john, they need to be accommodated, but they shouldn't withdesigned around them either. >> very good. mitch, what do you think? >> very much in line with what both john and martin said. the aviation system block upgrades, really it's a systems architecture. and if you're going to take a systems architecture approach to really the future of air navigation, you have to consider all the players that are going to be in that system. so as we move ahead from block zero which we're currently in to block one and block two and block three of the

jacob rascon, nbc news, martins beach, california. >>> we're back in a moment with news of a very big secret wedding now revealed. >>> they've been together for a decade, got engaged two years ago and today we learn that angelina jolie and brad pitt were secretly married this past weekend. the wedding was at their chateau in the south of france, a small ceremony attended by close friends and family including the couple's six children. pitt was seen today wearing a wedding ring as he showed up in southern england for photos involving his new film. >>> for years logos were huge on kids clothing. many wouldn't leave home without them. but now one big brand that teens worshipped for years is getting rid of logos. abercrombie and fitch will faze out most of the clothing with its logos by next spring. abercrombie has seen decline. kids are turning to cheaper, trendier clothes from h & m and forever 21. >>> at the u.s. open here in new york it was all going well for caroline wozniacki until hitting her forehand her blonde braid got caught in her racket. with her hair still tangled she tried

martin is still in custody on ten -million dollars bail. a hearing is scheduled for september 8-th---- that's when the district attorney will determine whether to re-try the case on the 11 charges which left the jury deadlocked. fans goodbye to candlestick park. tonight. sir paul mccartney took the stage. for the final show *ever at the stick. it's a fitting end for the stadium. the beatles also performed there on their last tour date. back in 19-66. kron-4's jeff bush is live at candlestick park tonight. jeff what have fans been saying about the farewell concert? >>jeff bush scene paul mccartney lies it is something of a once-in-a- lifetime experience. >>paul mccartney hey san francisco!.cheers. >>jeff bush the crowd went wild when the former beatle made his way on stage and kicked off the concert with a classic tune. >>paul mccartney ooh, i need your love, babe, yes you know it's true. >>jeff bush the stage was huge and colorfully lit and the crowd sang along with paul as he belted out hit after hit. it was the perfect send off for the ag

martin and suck the air. that's probably coming out or this is just normal just straight forward. yeah all right. we're northrop grumman we've been creating flying death machines for a long time in fact we're the fourth biggest defense contractor in the world in addition a bombers and drones our company prides itself on creating missile systems and radar surveillance systems can you imagine the number of people we've helped not like oh it's normal just just kids can you make use of drama not seem awful. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection poetry keep count norris. little post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. place play a. little. clip. limitless. player flintlock. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. live. welcome. to our i said you sound like seventeen people the meth kicked in on this intercept reported this week on leaked documents finally showing what it takes to get on the gov

aston martin hope so. ♪ >> test driving aston martin's new supercar is within your reach. company's lead designer told us how the brand is bringing its cars to the masses. >> this car is a real car. it is incredibly exciting to design a car for a videogame. you don't have real world constraints. you can push the boundaries of what aston martin could be without a huge investment. however, you have to design the car as if it was a real car. it has to have a real engine. it has to have suspension. weight,to give it performance figures, breaking figures. there, but just in the virtual. there are elements on this car that may find their way into our production cars. it was really important to see it as a physical model. if i go through some of the highlights, the front of the car doesn't feature a typical aston martin look but yet we know it is an aston martin. we have a very pure, very simple side to the car. at the back of the car, our haveal c-section where we deconstructed that. it is incredibly futuristic. we do reach a huge audience with this. if you think about the amoun