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, who knew what i am in me and -- who bleeveled in me and helped me mount my legal defense against the millions of dollars spent by the overwhelming weight of the federal government. i have also learned about the incredible weight and power of the federal government and how it can crush you if it wants to. it gives me an even greater that there ake sure is a check to that awesome power. because where do i go to? what office or department that is a of the federal government gives me back the past 2-1/2 years of my life? to have the to damage they sought to incur to my reputation -- where is it? what department is it that replaces it? so let me share some final thoughts. to those who left me who abandoned me in my darkest moment, i forgive you. to those who embraced me in to damage they my darkest moments, i love you. to those new jerseyens who gave me the benefit of the doubt, i thank you. to those who have a doubt i am going to work harder than ever before so that there is no doubt. to those in the press who did their job and did it with professionalism, and even to some of you who wer

me?e been seeking that answer , you know, for the next 49 years. i have bought books on white and supremacy and black supremacy. nazi germany. i have been looking for the answer in the books and i could not find it. so, and my adult life i figured, well, who better to ask than someone who would join an organization that is reputed to believe that somebody else's inferior, who does not look like them or believe as they believe based on the color of their skin or their religious beliefs? so i decided i would seek out klan members and ask them to answer the question, and then i would get my answer. so the book came out. my book was the first book by a black author on the ku klux klan with face to face interviews. so that generated interest and different producers of documentaries began contacting me, wanting to do a documentary on the book. so years later after sifting through a lot of them, we decided on these particular producers and this was the product of which you just showed a clip. br

he looked at me and told me to come with him.nage lad, he was a police officer? it appeared so. he never said the word arrest nor said he was police. he just told me that come with them. i had lived there for long enough to know that the police get involved for minor infractions and so i went to the police station. it is not like you would imagine, it is not a nice place. it is hot, busy and people are shouting. the police have guns. and you got an easy question mark yes. i had not spent time in police stations, let alone and arabic one. this is not what you see on the tv, it is the real middle east. shouting, pushing, people screaming. again, you know, ultimately another person comes in and says simply that i had been accused of taking money from my employer. where is the money. this is... so before the end of the first day you find out this is what it was about? that was it. you have been accused of taking money, where is the money? what have you or did you... how long does this process ta ke you... how long does this process t

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and he might have done what he did, but i know he loved me. call me ignorant. call me stupid.oved bill hall jr. till the day i die. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. it's monday november 6th, i'm yaz min alongside live in texas this morning. begin with what the governor of texas is calling the deadliest shooting in that state's history. 26 people ranging from five years old to 72, gunned down in worship at small town church in texas. 26-year-old man in all black wearing tactical gear, bulletproof vest and armed with ar

oh, they loved me, oh, no, they loved me.nd the senior partner, of course, monez, he fell madly in love with me. and, um-- but i was a married woman and i sort of stuck to my guns. i was always a married woman. and i flirted, but that was it. and so you were never discriminated against? - no. - really? no. they used me. i mean, they used me as a sort of allure for clients, in the nicest possible way. you're a successful stockbroker, you're young, you know, it's exciting, you're having a great time. - you quit. - ( chuckles ) and you move to the country. i'm thinking, "is she just waving the white flag and she's just gonna become a housekeeper?" martha: that's when i started developing my idea that change is good. learn as much as you can, move on. but what were you moving on to? well, i was moving on to something new. what was that new thing, moving to the country? - we bought a house. - right. and i was commuting from an old, rickety house, turkey hill road, 1805 farm house, and i wanted to see what i could do with it. with

held me in her arms so my mother and father, she's going to be a singer like me one day.you cannot be blessed by that moment -- as you just saw, dee dee bridgewater, "memphis, yes, i am ready." >> dee dee, i love you, glad to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me. >> my pleasure. ♪ >>> please welcome shepard fairey in this program. next month he's a subject of a new documentary on hulu. his show is called "damaged." >> shepard, good to have you here. >> good to meet you. >> we talked about you and your cover art and all of that and those guys love you. >> i think we are on the same page. they are heroes of mine because they both used their art forms to say something social and political. so it came to me to work on the rage packet. i was honored and pushing him in the same direction. everybody knows your work and sees the obama's. tell me about wshepard fairey, give us the condensed version of who you are really. >> i grew up in carolina. i like to draw when i was young but then seeing how art can be applied to some things creative and rebellious, skateboardin

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he was good to me. it's good. for every bad thing that you're doing this well you must be for it. if you have and. it's time and there for me i have moved or. whatever thanks i don't my. ever read this after. thanks but no if without having me will never go. back tauriel wants to attend university but she doesn't have the money she hasn't decided yet whether she will tell her children who the father is. is out of work he says he wouldn't be able to manage a degree or proper job training ever since his time in captivity he's been unable to concentrate. evelyn's daughter baccy to his living in camp under a different name she wants to study law and become a lawyer evelyn hopes to find a good psychologist she says her mind is no longer works the way i used to she's written a book about her life which has sold a few copies but not enough to make a living. today evelyn lives with mubarak who was also abducted as a child by the. they have two children together. the victims have received no compensation for the

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, prayed with me. i'm so thankful for your spiritual comfort and support. i want to thank carey magrel, a leader in the autistic community, the bishop and others for all being character witnesses. i want to thank the hundreds of new jerseyans i encountered along the last 10 weeks who overwhelmingly expressed their support and more importantly their prayers. i want to thank my staff both in d.c. and new jersey for their loyalty and above all their dedication to the people of new jersey, especially fred turner, my chief of staff, mike solomon my political director and mike ortega, my special assistant. let me say a few things. the way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong. the way it was prosecuted was wrong, and the way it was tried was wrong as well. certain elements of the fbi and of our state cannot understand or even worse, accept that the latino kid from union city and hudson county can grow up to be a united states senator and be honest. i can't even begin to tell you

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sheeds right behind me. she continues to hit me. bill was clinging to his life, and even at that she didn't bother to stop hitting me. >> reporter: bonnie eventually made her way back to where bill lay by the road. >> and i see just hecticness everywhere. police cars, detectives, ambulance. >> reporter: she said she tried to get to bill, but the officers wouldn't let her near him. >> i wanted to hug him. i wanted to hug him. i wanted to tell him everything was going to be okay. >> reporter: bonnie watched the helicopter take bill away. hours later, a police officer gave her the news she was dreading. >> he goes, bill has passed away. and i just let out a big old scream. >> reporter: so there was bonnie's version. this was no accident. frances purposefully rammed her repeatedly and fatally knocked bill off the road. is there only one person to blame for this, in your eyes? >> of course. it's frances. she started that high speed chase. she chose to turn around. why? you know you're going to cause some sort of trouble. >> reporter: and

> a mi me gustÓ el corte que me parece super lindo clÁsico. usar este tipo de zapato le hizo las piernas mÁs cortas. v ella es muy guapa. este vestido como ella iba estar en el jurado se ve muy bonita la parte de arriba pero cuando se levanta se ven sus bordes desproporcionados. karla: gracias como siempre y seguiremos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". cuÁles fueron sus favoritos? opinen en las redes sociales. brillo por todos lados. >> tu te pareces a megan, a la prometida del prÍncipe harris. karla: es que tengo cara como muy fÁcil de contagiar. >> se acabaron. ya no hay. ni modo. karla: vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". vamos a la pausa. tengo una cara como poco camuflajeada. tiene una cara muy bonita. pamela: que tal amigos de "despierta amÉrica" les saluda pamela silva conde. mÁs de cuatro horas viajaron los socorristas que rescataron a un hombre desde las ruinas de un edificio colapsadopara abrazar al sobreviviente del terremoto. serÁn testigos del emotivo descuento. nunca es tarde para que la flecha de cupido nos atravi

my baby was in my lap when the so just hit me and he fell out of my arms didn't they pulled me closer to the wall and i could hear that he was crying you know after a few minutes i could hear that they were hazing him to. she tells us soldiers from me and mars army had set a fire outside the house they were in and then the unthinkable. my baby was thrown into the fire and then they raped me. despite the relief his family tries to provide eighteen year old or hindu a refugee mohammed is still haunted for a while his mother and siblings try to give him a brief respite from the extreme heat and humidity but no matter how much medicine is given or the number of bandages applied his scars both physical and psychological will remain. in that it is it took us out from a home and tied a hands behind our backs they pulled us along the roads and kicked as they pulled us through the village through the jungle and took us to join another group of people that they made as lie down on top of one another. with nothing else that her disposal a desperate mother blows air on her baby's severely burned

thank you so much for being with me. diane, let me begin with you.llower. you were just 14. you weren't involved with any of the murders and ended up playing a role as a key witness in the trial and the manser story is in so many ways also your story. how did you feel when you heard he died? >> relief. >> why? >> a sense -- because for too long he has played the media. i think he has enjoyed his role, you know, as the icon of evil and the crimes that he, you know, instigated against some really innocent people including the people that he mind controlled to do the dirty work is just such a travesty. i think that -- i'm hoping that this will be one less bogeyman in our -- in our history. >> can you still feel that pull? can you remember back to being a teenager and how you were drawn in by him? >> i can, but i wonder now that, you know, i'm 50 years older, how that -- i understand how it could have happened, but -- and it also helps me to understand that the mind of a 14-year-old is definitely not that of an adult although most 14-year-olds think they

there, i met teachers that really cared about me and supported me. here, the idea of college was enforced everywhere, everywhere i went and i was given reassurance that people like me could get into college. thanks to the education i received at kipp, i will be well prepared to go to college. by renewing kipp's charter and allowing kipp to open the new elementary school, you will be allowed more children to become successful college students. thank you. >> good evening. my name is stephanie paez, and i'm a little short. i am a latina sf native, and i wear that loud and proud. i'm a proud latin lion, and santa clara bronco. i'm licensed marriage and family therapist who is a member of the founding team at kippsf college preparatory. i have been working with kids at kipp for 11 years now because i believe in the mission and vision of kipp. i would like to briefly share with you the experiences as an sf native living in the city i love. the mission wasn't full of lovely eateries that attracted out of towners, and it wasn't featured positively in the med

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that, to me perhaps, did not come to me in one moment.t is something that took time, but as i figured it out, it changed me, both as obviously a parent, but also who i am today and how i approach everything. david: your wife is trained as an architect. she has given up doing that for a while? satya: that's right. david: now, you have two daughters. one daughter has a severe learning disability as well. how did that affect you and your wife? satya: in fact, one of the things that happened because of our son is the built up a -- we built up a tremendous community of people, whether it is with him the therapists or other parents of children with disabilities. so we were involved in that community by the time our youngest daughter came into our lives. i must say, we had the richness of this community to support us, and and when we recognized very early on, my wife and i, my wife in particular was quick to realize she would need additional help. and so, we found the school in vancouver, bc, which was all around neuroplasticity. the idea was yo

just stare at me. it was like, oh something happened, something happened to kevin. >> an fbi agent was holding a phone. on the line, the mayor of a small town on basilan island. it's for you, the agent told gerfa. >> the mayor said, mrs. lunsmann? i was like, yeah? kevin is out! and i was like, what, what! it's like chaos after that. and then when i talk to him after that, hi mom, this is kevin. it was so good. a beautiful sound. it was my son. my son. >> kevin was free! but how? >> it's the craziest turn of my life probably. i didn't think it was ever gonna happen. >> here he is, kevin lunsmann. now in his 20s, and this is his amazing story. which began a moment before the kidnappers took his mom away. when she leaned forward and whispered in his ear. >> i remember her words exactly. she said, you have to get home to your father. you have to get back home. and that made me realize that she might be thinking that she may not make it tonight. >> that she might be taken away to be killed? >> yes, i just

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fue como si me hubieran inyectado energÍa, me dio mucha fe y sabia que dios no me iba a dejar. >> asÍ ahÍ pero al mismo tiempo no les habÍa dicho nada a ustedes, ¿usted no sabÍan nada de lo que estaba pasando con tÚ mamÁ quÉ fuerte tener toda la tormenta encima? >> sÍ pobre Él estaba lejos le avisan que el edificio habÍa colapsado y que yo estaba adentro, pues Él con todo el sentimiento a flor de piel vuela. >> llegÓ un momento que pensaste aquÍ me voy a quedar? >> sÍ, obviamente lo Único que querÍa que me encontraran, viva o muerta pero que me sacaran. >> tenÍas alrededor en esa planta habÍa mÁs gente. >> sÍ, habia mucha gente sin vida que se quejaba y dejÓ de quejarse... >> ¿quÉ mensaje le puedes dar a nuestro auditorio despuÉs de haberte salvado de una situaciÓn tan fuerte como esta? >> que vivan cada minuto, que le den gracias a dios por todo y que los milagros sÍ existen y aquÍ estoy yo y eso que cuando salgan de su casa abracen a su familia porque no sabemos si podemos regresar o no. >> asÍ es, y tus niÑos cuando te vieron el abrazo que les diste en quÉ momento se enteraron que

let me mention something let me mention what ron by the way i agree with ryan republican and i agree and by the way i'm the only trump supporter on this point nick so so much for the russian media being pro trump right right. i'm in it now i'm going to i'm going to mention something that the rocky was time i want to use a more contemporary example that's going on right now in iraq still going on obviously but syria right back in two thousand and thirteen when i was a writer for breitbart i looked into what was happening in syria and i was worried it seemed like u.s. taxpayer dollars were going to fund the quote unquote rebels who i saw were killing christians among other people and i said to myself look most americans wouldn't agree with that so i had to quit breitbart to go over i did us a crowd funded trip to lebanon to interview syrian refugees ok and it was obvious to me at that time what the u.s. was doing and it was obvious to me that these so-called syrian rebels were actually dangerous and i came back i was talking about the caliphate isis nobody was talking about that clearl

you don't know that she got in my face and was pushing me and saying, "hit me, hit me, hit me," eitherand yelled, "hit me, hit me, hit me," and then shoved me. >> reporter: baillie denies provoking her coach. carter also admits that he violated arizona school policy. >> you were not supposed to have any kind of relationship with a student athlete. >> yeah, well, people mess up. >> reporter: what about those pictures? she says that he held these pictures over her head. >> he absolute blackmailed her. >> reporter: but carter is doing more than just denying sexual assault. he's lobbing accusations back at baillie, countersuing the former athlete for defaming him. >> craig carter has filed a counter lawsuit against baillie gibson, alleging that she initiated, and enthusiastically pursued a sexual relationship with him, with the intention of destroying his career and family. >> reporter: they're saying that you're lying. that you aggressively pursued him, knowing that you were going to wreck his career and wreck his family life. they're blaming you. >> yeah. it's ridiculous. how can i wreck

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and if people beat me up emotionally when i'm out there that's why they'll never be me up as much as it be myself a pro-lifer for her part jillian who was only fourteen when the tragedy occurred says she grew up the day she grasped what it really happened to her father i realized who he was before who he was during the period of time that he was taking medication. and i realize it was two different people david credits julian is the reason he did not take his own life while in prison there were several times or i was either in jail or in a psychiatric hospital where i related to my own life what kept me going was my daughter julia so one line and it was i'm a good dad i'm going to be a dad again and that was my hope and joy in whatever she was doing wherever she was was thinking that she wanted her dad back in her life to how can i not accept him back you you know he's an amazing man he's my father and i love him david carmichael was found not criminally responsible for his son's death as two psychiatrists one working for the defense and one for the prosecution both agreed that he wa

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stronger than me. wow. congratulations, patrick. they all, i have to say, i have to give them all a compliment. they all have made me very proud. katherine is into tv work and writing books and all that stuff. christina is in interior design, and she's doing a fantastic job there. patrick is an actor and he's an investor and businessman. he just graduated from usc. and christopher, he goes to the university of michigan. and he's doing a fantastic job. he's an a student. he loves being up in michigan. i don't know why because he's freezing his butt off all the time, but he just loves it. and joseph, my other son, he's also very successful with his educati and going to university and study business. - do they come to you? - they come to me. they come to my wife. they're smart. they don't get into trouble. they don't do drugs, alcohol, any of those things, so i'm very lucky. is that something that you kind of imbued in them because of what you had with your dad? about drinking and about drugs and things l

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talking about me. they don't even know me.'t even know the story for real, like. >> mcmeans says the night before the incident she went to a club with the two victims and they stayed over at her house. but she says the next morning she became angry when they wouldn't leave. >> i'm telling these [ bleep ] get the [ bleep ] out of my house. and they wouldn't leave. and instead of calling the police, i called my peoples. and when my peoples came in there they act like they didn't want to get out my house still. they got drug out my house and beat the [ bleep ] down. it wasn't supposed to to be like that. but it just happened. >> of the four codefendants in the crime she says she barely participated in the assault. >> i just kicked her and punched her two times. >> punched her though. >> out of anger and just -- hmm. >> because the victims's belongings were found in her car she was charged with two counts of the aggravated robbery. to which she has pled not guilty. >> i put my feet and hands on her so i knew i was going to get ass

i don't have just say what you tell me to say and to be what you want me to be. i'm three. in 1964 those are fighting words. he was unpopular before for being on sports like he is way more unpopular now and soon after he announces he isar changing his name from cassius clay to mohammed ali a name given to him by the founder of the nation of islam, and in almost every picture of ali in the 60s was and his brother is in the picture and he's always hanging around his big brother. that's elijah mohammed in the middle.th ali joined this group that is considered by the american government a threat to democracy and this is radical group and this isis not orthodox islam bua group that leaves black people in america are never going to be treated equally and there's there's no point in discussing integration and they can only force the wayth out to build thr own businesses to improve their lives and their health and eventually start their own country and america will be forced to give a segment of the united states to the nation of islam for black people to start their own country. a

what makes america great to me. is the freedom to obtain the knowledge see once you have the knowledge. then you're free to make change i'm not interested in my opinion i'm interested in the knowledge of learning from other people's opinions so i'm excited for me it's it's that important to understand that this is not a trivial thing i mean absolutely that's texas is it exciting to me because what i've learned is we don't know some do your best to surround yourself with people that do i also understand that and this culture i'm never going to be able to to journey on this whole thing by myself i'm going to have to have some help and i'm going to probably know a whole bunch of people that are smarter than me to help me get it done so nicely we get out of the cows and we go say hi to my three dogs that i have with my brother do to go from here three dogs as they had on the spiritual journey here was spiritual guru of course i'm going to go where you say i go. first. hearing we bring you home safe we could be a pain si

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was mad about me.ld these people say these things about you? she wanted to know where they live. she's italian. one of the celebrities who read mean tweets about me was larry david. and larry really enjoyed it. >> there is going to sound fantastic but i forgot jimmy kimmel's name. so i googled. ugly late night talk show host. and i got it. >> jimmy: and never has anyone been more delighted by a mean tweet than that. so this morning, everybody here was telling me, that was one of the few tweets that he read that he used because he couldn't stop laughing through the whole thing. so i asked to see they will. and i thought i would share it with you. here's larry david unable to curb his enthusiasm about a lack of enthusiasm for me. >> and action. >> i bet jimmy kimmel would look like a fat slob if i never became a celebrity. pretty funny. can we talk about jimmy kimmel -- [ laughter ] these people are so mean. he i'll bet they're writing the same things about me. can we talk about jimmy kimmel isn't funny

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