let's get the very latest now from martin roberts who is standing by for us from madrid so so martin just walk us through now what is at stake for spain as roy admits to this defeat shortly before the vote well what's at stake is that spain where he will be facing gets general elections in as many years within a couple of months. post suggests that those elections with roots in his many elections a hung parliament so we may well need to see some coalition building on the other big question of course is the paterson ship today will automatically become the new prime minister was he the only house eighty five piece of coal in the chamber three times fifty so it's very unlikely that he can for workable don't so it looks as if we're going to be in for some you know rocky months and tell us more about him and his policy is because we know that sanchez he is the socialist party leader he has as you mentioned likely to replace marianna roy but what do we know about him really. ok. i hear he's forty six years old he's a former economics professor he's a pretty moderate socialist. left wing.

the motion over a corruption scandal a now takes over let's go live to madrid where journalist martin roberts an update is this is unprecedented move martin how did it come to this. well the socialist party leader and opposition leader at the time called for the motion a week ago following a high court ruling in which several senior members of incumbent prime minister. or party were hunted down very hefty jail sentences for a corruption scandal including the party's former treasurer now at the time it did look like a bit of a long shot because it could only count on eighty four votes out of a three hundred fifty members chamber however yesterday and crucially this morning one by one opposition parties including notably left wing rivals put a most and regional nationalist parties from petaluma the basque country voted their support and came to a crucial one hundred eighty or just slightly more than half the vote was greeted by crowds of cheering socialist and part of a more supporters who are waiting outside the parliament colley. a lobby that they look at that from what we all know no confide

confidence motion in modern history over a corruption scandal let's go live to madrid now journalist martin roberts is there i'm martin bring us up to speed on what's happening where you are. well as you say in an unprecedented move opposition socialist party leader pedro sanchez is now spain's new prime minister after a vote of no confidence which he carried with one hundred eighty votes in favor and just two hundred sixty nine against something called for the vote a week ago following a high court ruling which again followed a long running corruption scandal in which several senior members of the holies party were found guilty of corruption including the party's former treasurer now but first there were some doubts as to whether sanchez will be able to carry the motion because he only controls eighty five votes in a three hundred fifty members chamber however when the opposition left wing party proud a most threw their lot in them particularly the regional catalan and bass parties finally knew that the game was over. a levy that they look at that from what we all know the no confidence motion is

for more let's bring in martin roberts correspondent joining us from madrid at this hour welcome to you martin tell us if prime minister mario monti marianna does not survive this no confidence vote what would the impact be there spain. well the biggest thing is political civility because it could well be facing general elections in as many years as. opposition leader and she is only commands eighty five seats and three hundred fifty members so it seems very unlikely that he can for a workable governments although he has said that he will try to do it not on the other hands some of his main rivals have said that they do indeed want. to come as early as in september. he has said that he will try to smooth relations with one of you know what was a major cause of instability is everybody plus the also he said he will hold direct talks with the you inform government and he's also said he will respect. our cations of five hundred billion euros to the bus country hence mollify opinion on the other hand the big base any government will have to slice sixty percent unemployment but still why whe

martin roberts is the national league for football policing and he's been working closely with the russians trouble. it's encouraging, and it see how it goes, everything is stacking up how we goes, everything is stacking up how we hold so far. over the next couple of days when the tournament starts or england and its fans. on like in india, england chose not to train at the stadium tonight, instead training at their base before flying here. gareth southgate has been pulled so far, tonight he reiterated his belief in his young team. they have a hunger to perez and win and they want to play great football, they want to play great football, they want to be a bold attacking tea m they want to be a bold attacking team and that's how i feel we should play. in a city of such history, we will soon find out if new look england can leave their past behind. there's more world cup news from here in russia on the bbc sport website, mishal. thank you very much. that's it from us thank you very much. that's it from us and we are back with the late news us and we are back with the late news at 10pm. time f

robert: she did. david: when martin luther king made his famous speech. robert: i think the impact of her bringing me and my brother for the summer was for us to understand our community stood for something, our community was striving for something, and it was important we were part of it. that is part of the lifelong part of my soul, which is i have to give back and help my community move forward in this wonderful country called america. david: now as we have this discussion now, we are in the african american history and culture museum, of which you are one of the largest donors. this is very near to where martin luther king jr. gave his speech. your mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct, but she grew up in washington. david: your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. he worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coa

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kennedy, robert kennedy signed the wiretap order authorizing the fbi's spying on martin luther king, n foreign policy, robert kennedy played a key role in u.s. efforts to overthrow cuban president fidel castro and was part of the inner circle of advisers that backed president kennedy's escalation of the bombing and destruction of vietnam. but in his final years, robert f. kennedy became a vocal advocate for civil rights. this is kennedy speaking in mississippi in 1966. willciety in which megores be as free as other americans, free to vote and to learn and to earn their way and to share the decisions of government, which in turn shape their lives. we know to college this and will mean great tensions and difficulty and strife for all of us in the north and in the south. but we know that we must make progress, not because it is economically advantageous, not bebecause the law says we should do so, but bececause of thee fundamental reason that it is the right thing to do. amy: that was robert f. kennedy speaking in mississippi in 1966. well, we turn now to a new book by michael eric dyson

. >> hello, my name is robert martin, i'm member of the cherokee nation of oklahoma. i want to encourage the school board to abandon the racist images toward native people. it's upsetting and traumatizing and derogatory to have this image portrayed on a daily basis that our native youth is faced with every day. this would be no worse than if a person of adolph hitler was placed in a jewish community, would be a constant reminder of the genocidal policies of this country. and the board would have a chance to make a positive change and ching things for the better for -- change things for the better for generations to come. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is michele. i'm a parent and community leader. i want to thank you, commissioners, who brought this up to create a resolution. i'm in support of this. i feel it's so important for our youth to feel good about where they go to get their education. it should reflect more of what our communities are about, what our students are about, and they shouldn't have to go to school and have this internal battle

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but there is even a goo photograph of martin luther king and robert kennedy alone together.another's interests and they were completely interdependent really, and that's the story in the book that i was exploring. >> martha: before i let you go, you said we have to be careful not to canonize them. >> while i think it's good to canize anybody.tation to robert kennedy is m inteing i fact because he wasn't the saint and becau his attitude toward race and king varied and evolved over the years. he had his moments, he had his relapses. he was tolerant, he was intolerant, he was interesting and he >> martha: the book looks fascinating. thank you so much for being here. we will be right back with more of the story it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop. when you try tit, with or without chantix, you may have nicotwithdra. people had changes in thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and

martin luther king and robert f. kennedy. and robert f. kennedy said 52 years ago in a famous speech that he gave in south africa on their day of affirmation, senator kennedy said back then, robert f. kennedy said back then, moral courage is a rare commodity than bravery in battle or intelligence. yet it is the one essential, vital quality for those who seek to change a world that yields most painfully to change. what we're asking is for this congress to have the moral courage to listen to the american people and to do right by these immigrants. i yield back. mr. garamendi: thank you very much, mr. castro. may i ask you a question? mr. castro: of course. mr. garamendi: you said you visited one of the shelters. and there were babies. babies a few months old? mr. castro: yeah. we went into the shelter and we visited two of them. at one of them there were about four or five infants. they had something called an infants room. and at least two of those infants, one of them 8 months, named roger, another 1 year old, named leah, had been separate

robert f. kennedy. he was shot in california campaigning for president. his death, a devastating blow to a country that had endured the assassinations of his brother, president john kennedy and dr. martinthe seventh of the nine kennedy children. with a reputation for toughness and tenacity. he served as his older brother's campaign director. shepherding jfk to victory in 1960. taking on the roll of attorney general. he went toe-to-toe with george wallis to desegregate the university of alabama. and stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the president during the cuban missile crisis. in november of 1963, he was shattered by his brother's assassination and retreated for a time into the arms of his family. and he had a big one. he and his wife, ethel, had 11 children. elected to the senate for new york in 1964, he emerged as a liberal crusader. he jumped into the 1968 presidential race. >> i run to seek new policies, policies to end the bloodshed in vietnam and in our cities. >> reporter: on april 4th, 1968, he talked about his brother while delivering the news of dr. martin luther king jr. >> i can feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling. i had a member of my family killed. but he was kil

honey where he teaches martin luther king studies. he has received robert f kennedy award. tonight michael will discuss book about 35 minutes and joined by rodney who will open the floor, because we are filmed it is important that your questions be asked at the two microphones. and now i'm going to introduce rodney kate strong, law and public policy consulting firm based in atlanta georgia. he's a member to have state bar of georgia and represents public entity and clients and general counsel of city of atlanta bank authority and disparity city and consultant for numerous clients. we are excited to have him this evening as well. please join me in welcoming michael honey to the atlanta history center. [applause] >> is this picking up okay? yeah. so i want to start -- before i start talking about the book, i want to start with memphis. i just came from there, we had four days of celebration and commemoration and recommitment to dream of dr. king but also in the broader sense the movement that he was part of and what it represented in memphis and the book is really all about t

martin luther king assassinated in memphis, tennessee. ♪ time has come today >> senator robert francis2 years old. >> the enemy is no longer closer to victory. ♪ the rules have changed today >> the war in vietnam. ♪ have no place to stay >> a number of men killed last week in vietnam was the highest this summer. >> they are running an all-white political party in 1968. ♪ my tears have come and gone >> we all need george c. wallace for our president of the united >> ve republican inovember. >> the peace gs e convention hall. ion to march on >> these cops here are tough. they'd kill you with a smile. >> as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. >> this is the moment of truth for the democratic party. ♪ >> tuesday night, i spent my evening at senator kennedy's campaign headquarters to celebrate his victory in california. tuesday night, i was in ecstasy with joy. wednesday morning, sorrow. and this morning, utter despair because now i'm lost. i'm desperate. and i don't know where we're going from here. >> by the early summer of 1968, there was this ache in

robert f. kennedy was shot to death inside the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after winning the california presidential primary. just a few months earlier, martin luther king jr. had been assassinated. 5 years earlier, his brother, president kennedy, had been killed in dallas. it was a time that brought the nation to its knees. newer -- nearly 2 million americans lined the route to kennedy's final resting place. >> we waited and waited and waited. the bridge was lined 3-d. there wasn't a spot to be had. >> i was struck by the size of the crowds. thinking there would be one or two people standing with a flag or a sign. it was very emotional. still is. >> robert kennedy is buried in arlington national cemetery, right next to his brother, john. >>> in guatemala, a sudden increase in activity -- volcanic activity has trigger new evacuation orders. 75 people have died since the volcanoes eruption on sunday. 192 are listed as missing. smaller eruptions yesterday prompted new evacuation orders. and to make matters worse, torrential rainfall overnight is now mixing with ash and causing new flows of toxic materials out into the streets. >> the destructi

martin luther king jr. gave his speech. your mother was living in denver at the time, but she grew up in washington. your grandparents, what did they do? robert grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he worked in the senate building. he worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats from various senators as they came in. when president obama was inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. while we were there feeling the majesty of the moment, he would look up in that senate building and pointed to one window and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was inaugurated and there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first black president being inaugurated. and he said america is a great , place if you are willing to work hard and drive forward on a set of principles and ideals that are important. that sticks with me to this day. david: you went to cornell. you majored in engineering. robert: chemical engi

the legal team wrote that robert mueller said the resident cannot of struck the russian inquiry because he could terminate the probe or terminate -- martin those in it. rudy giuliani said such actions would be dangerous. >> the president of the united states pardoning himself, which is the unthinkable, and it would lead to probably immediate impeachment. you get your house, senate under tremendous pressure. trump did not do anything wrong. haslinda: the u.s. is warning relieverea it will sanctions only when they see moves towards denuclearization. james mattis met counterparts and japan in singapore ahead of the potential summit next week. he said a bumpy road ahead and that they must maintain a tough stance to the negotiations. stressing the need for cooperation to ensure stable oil supplies in opec area of energy ministers from saudi arabia, uae, kuwait and oman held an unofficial meeting in kuwait. they emphasized the importance of investment and of their -- in the energy sector. crude prices have fallen after the new policy for production. weight discussions and inle -- wage discussions gillette. it and it was no agreement and the co

robert kennedy and john kennedy's pictures. >> edelman says he was not prepared to like him because as attorney general kennedy had authorized the wiretapping of martinuther king jr. in 1963. still, there kennedy was. in mississippi, putting poverty on the map. >> he was just shocked. >> good luck. >> peter edelman who would meet maryann on the trip and would later marry her. a kennedy aide. >> you see, children with swelling bellies. i have been in third, fourth world countries and haven't seen anything as terrible as this. >> for a citizen living here in the state of mississippi doing reasonably well, you don't run up against this kind of poverty. >> i watched him interact with children. the thing that i grew to like most about him to see that he was really absorbing it was his touch. he would rub a child's cheek. and, that, that, meant a lot to me. >> a lot of people in this room. >> little more than a year after that trip, bobby kennedy was gone. >> i didn't expect that to happen. >> writer pete hamil is still haunted. >> i wanted to write you. >> so taken by rfk's potential he had written him, begging him to get into the race. >> the fight you m

you have the assassinations of martin luther king and robert kennedy, 15,000 dead in vietnam, there'sthe streets all over the place including here in chicago at the democratic convention. there's racial divide. it seems the very fabric of our society's been ripped apart irreparably. and here nasa's not just sending a flight to the moon at christmas time, but rushing one to to the launch pad with just four months' preparation. and it was so frightening to people, and the risks were so myriad and profound that letters and cards poured into nasa. "the washington post" editorialized against it, buzz aldrin' father wrote in begging them not to do it. but there was a letter there a person in connecticut that really represents what a lot of the country was thinking, and the letter said, please, this has been such a terrible year for all of us. christmas is the one day we have where we can all just take a breath from this and relax if just for a day. please don't do this. if these three men die at the moon -- and there seemed everybody possibility they would -- then no one ever work at the mo

spotlight and martin luther king's killing in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight kept him there he was on his own he wasn't his job had been to take care of his brother in no it was robert kennedy doing what he thought was the best thing to do kennedy entered the race i am announcing today my candidacy. for the pregnancy of the united states among his opposition to the law and order candidate richard nixon and senator eugene mccarthy who opposed vietnam it took a chat with a mccarthy supporter to make kennedy more willing to mildly call for an end to the war he said i'm getting all of for eternity boys who make scenes and and mccarthy is getting all the a students i want to know why that's true moreover kennedy's popularity soared because people believed he understood their struggles my thanks to all of you and now it's on to chicago and let's win. but then a gunman shot kennedy on june fifth at a campaign rally his presidency would never be well i think that that sense. of love primarily certainly and and the quest for social justice as an expression. on this are robert francis kennedy dead at age forty two but his vision of a better world lives on i dream things that

spotlight and martin luther king's killing in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight kept him there he was on his own he wasn't his job had been to take care of his brother in no it was robertkennedy doing what he thought was the best thing to do kennedy entered the race i am announcing today my candidacy. for the pregnancy of the united states among his opposition to the law and order candidate richard nixon and senator eugene mccarthy who opposed vietnam it took a chat with a mccarthy supporter to make kennedy more willing to mildly call for an end to the war he said i'm getting all of for eternity boys who make scenes and and mccarthy is getting all the a students i want to know why that's true moreover kennedy's popularity soared because people believed he understood their struggles my thanks to all of you and now it's on to chicago in life with. but then a gunman shot kennedy on june fifth at a campaign rally his presidency would never be well i think that that sense. of love primarily certainly and and the quest for social justice as an expression. on this are robert francis kennedy dead at age forty two but his vision of a better world lives on i dream things that ne

robert kennedy was now politically isolated but he was determined to defy johnson and his allies. and johnson wasn't the only threat. reports surface that kennedy as attorney general had approved wiretaps on dr martin luther king and others. bobby's reputation as a civil rights advocate lay in tatters but he survived his sent back and now focused his efforts on ending the conflict in vietnam. johnson's policies on the war had become increasingly unpopular more and more american supported kennedy's views. on march the sixteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight robert f. kennedy announced that he would run for president. i do not think a day my candidacy. for the president of the united states. i do not run for the presidency merely to oppose any man. but the whole new policy. that this country is on for. because i have such strong feelings. about what must be done. and i feel that i'm. with you all but i. think you follow. all of these. and in our. policies because that gap. between black and white. because that is now on mistaken belief. that we can change these disastrous by policy. only by changing the man we're now making. i was bush surely an impossible dream i candidate did not have the b

robert f. kennedy, delivering his statement on the assassination of martin luther king jr., just two months before his own assassination. joining us now, georgetown associate law professor and a contributing editor of the "new republic" michael eric dyson. his new book "what truth sounds like: rfk, james bald win and our unfinished conversation about race in america." in it he writes, quote, by the time he perished, robert kennedy had become known as a racial healer, even a prophet of sorts and ironically a witness for the invisible poor. his martyrdom made him more in death than he had in life. his death brought him closer to an image of the racial ombudsman he had aspired to be. a meeting with a few angry black folk more than 50 years ago taught him a valuable lesson about listening to what you don't want to hear. it's a lesson we must learn today if we are to overcome our differences and embrace a future as bright as our dreams allow. and his dreams, he had those same dreams, joe. >> yeah, he did. and michael, the story of bobby kennedy, we were talking earlier, about his growth. especially in

spotlight and martin luther king's killing in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight kept him there he was on his own he wasn't his job had been to take care of his brother in no it was robert kennedy doing what he thought was the best thing to do when president lyndon johnson decided to not run for reelection i shall not seek and i will not accept. the nomination of my party for another term as your pro kennedy entered the race i am announcing today my candidacy. for the pregnancy of the united states among its opposition to the law and order candidate richard nixon and senator eugene mccarthy who opposed vietnam it took a chat with a mccarthy supporter to make kennedy more willing to while we call for an end to the war he said i'm getting all of for eternity boys who make scenes and and mccarthy is getting all the a students i want to know why that's true moreover kennedy's popularity soared because people believed he understood their struggles my thanks to all of you and now it's on to chicago and life with. but then a gunman shot kennedy on june fifth at a campaign rally his presidency would never be what i think. that sense. of love primarily i certainly and and the qu

spotlight and martin luther king's killing in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight kept him there he was on his own he wasn't his job had been to take care of his brother in no it was robert kennedy doing what he thought was the best thing to do when president lyndon johnson decided to not run for reelection i shall not seek and i will not accept. the nomination of my party for another term as your president kennedy entered the race i am announcing today my candidacy. for the presidency of the united states among his opposition to the law and order candidate richard nixon and senator eugene mccarthy who opposed vietnam it took a chat with a mccarthy supporter to make kennedy more willing to mildly call for an end to the war he said i'm getting all of for eternity boys who make scenes and and mccarthy is getting all the a students i want to know why that's true moreover kennedy's popularity soared because people believed he understood their struggles my thanks to all of you and now it's on to chicago and let's win. but then a gunman shot kennedy on june fifth at a campaign rally his presidency would never be well i think that that sense. of love primarily certainly and and

robert f kennedy's assassination were ld today. senator kennedy was shot minutes after winning t primary. he died the next day. lewis quoted a speech he gave on the night of martinnation. >> what we need in the united states is not division. what weited s not hatred. wisdom. and and compassion. >> bill clinton and parkland school shooting survivor the gonzalez to join members of senator candidate -- kennedy's family. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloombg. turning to markets. there has been a buildup in credit thanks to low interest rates that created the mother of all hunts for yields. >> what we look out for is because of the market seems market. excess creep into the more and more threats of documents show up. people take more risk. if you think about the first warning sign we saw in 2007 there was a bridge back in june of 2007 long before lehman went under. said of the triple be part of investment grade is to one atch out for. eat to see you. >> thanks for having me. like stock about excesses in the credit markets. remaining the market exceptionally actionable in the u.s.. the reality is we are down 10% on a growth supply basis. much of is tax reform and cash be

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martin is talking about. this just looks like a bureaucratic la la land to me. trying to sort this stuff out. so i'm going to talk with chairman roberts ab it. yes, ma'am. >> strengthening the support to these advanced registered nurse prak tigs nctitioners and pas w working in very isolated areas to give them the support, the education, the retrain and the access to consultations. >> i got to tell you, we had it in our healthy americans act with eight democrats and eight republicans. you ought to be able to practice up to the top of your license and partilarly in these rural areas. thagsst that the another one. why you wouldn't let people practice up to the top of their license in a rural area. that's just common sense. yes, ma'am. what you doing? well, you have been terrific. we have been at it for close to two and a half hours and i think to me, you know without rural health care, you cannot sustain rural life. this is not rocket science. there are a couple of pieces to the puzzle that are a part of this. we're trying to expand broad band. i think we started a revolution in medicare with our chronic care bill because we're move in