at the same time i admire when the 18 your brother of the murder victim killed by amber geiger, the white female police officer in dallas when the 18-year-old brother said after the sentencing i forgive you, that is something to a meyer it comes out of his religious belief but there should be no lesser sentence and my own view for the conduct. >> when the judge stepped down from her bench and hugged amber geiger who was convicted of murder and sentenced to ten years in prison, the judge sai said -- she hugged her because he she asked her to. >> i was more troubled by that and the judge has a position as an officer of the law, she did not do anything wrong that the sentencing was over but she was wearing her robe and went over her personal feelings were, i think that they belong outside the courtroom. >> that is not in your mind the paradigm example of the forgiveness the law should exercise. >> why not. >> that seems about the interpersonal relationship and where i'm interested is when law itself in the exercise of chargers or exacting extinction, when that seems, even though warranted it

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you're a lawyer mr geiger yes you're even a lawyer who's licensed to practice in new york absolutely do you think out of this kind of behavior by government is acceptable that's remarkable i think the labor's test is to put that end to terrorism that's to keep not why shouldn't. draw and human rights wholesale that's what you say you want that surveillance from the line with the reality on the ground for you have no shame about these conditions this opa-locka protect your human rights protecting human rights will always be the most important thing as promoting democracy but on the other hand fighting terrorism and extremism is equally important in china as well as eagle k. or anywhere else in the world that's the bottom line we need to work together to fight against terrorism. but to go thanks for being a cop gets. above . playing an internment camp. managed to escape from china. and turkey other weaker the work force and the home reflect conditions in the camps. wants to tell her story so the whole world can know the plight of her people. in 30 minutes on t w. it was the speeches. h

challenge not faced by china long that's a challenge faced by mankind as a whole you're a lawyer mr geiger yes you're even a lawyer who's licensed to practice in new york absolutely do you think being out of this kind of behavior by government is acceptable that's remarkable i think the labor's test is to put an end to terrorism that's the key not why shouldn't i. draw and human rights wholesale that's what you say you want that surveillance but aren't with the reality on the ground probably have no shame about these conditions protecting human rights protecting human rights will always be the most important thing as promoting democracy but on the other hand fighting terrorism and extremism is equally important in china as well as eagle k. or anywhere else in the world that's the bottom line we need to work together to fight against terrorism. but to go thanks for being. was the speech of. perhaps his best. his most difficult chancellor helmut kohl addresses the people of east germany after the fall of the wall. to clamor for trouble. journalist peter limbaugh was at the scene. 30 years la

all workers were given extensive checks with geiger counters as they left the plant. reporters were not permitted inside the facility today but this is what reactor number two's control room looked like last september when it was still undergoing testing. it went into commercial service only three months ago. >> cbs news coverage in march 1979 a live view of three mile island. joining us here is samuel walker, the author of "three mile island: a nuclear crisis in historical perspective". thank you for being with us. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> walk us through the events. >> wednesday march 28, 1979 things were going routinely, it was a midnight shift. the shut aye shift. suddenly at 4:00 a.m. in the morning on march 28, wednesday, there was a cutoff of feed water to what was called the secondary system, which raised the pressure which caused according to design a valve to open called the pressure-operated relief valve, and when that opened, pressure started to build up where it opened so that it would relieve the pressure that had built up in the reactor, a

challenge not faced by china long that's a challenge faced by man kind as a whole you're a lawyer mr geiger yes you're even a lawyer who's licensed to practice in new york absolutely do you think being out of this kind of behavior by government is acceptable that's remarkable i think the libbers test is to put that end to terrorism that's the key no why shouldn't. draw aren't human rights wholesale that's what you say you want that surveillance for the last time with the reality on the ground probably have you no shame about these conditions protecting those human rights protecting human rights will always be the most important thing as promoting democracy but on the other hand fighting terrorism and extremism is equally important in china as well as in your case of everywhere else in the world that's the bottom line we need to work together to fight against terrorism. thanks for being. the something tied. up by a scream from terrorists or dealing with an even economic killed many civilians in . coming including my father was something i was a student because i wanted to build a life for my

but it's hard for me not to think about amber geiger and was convicted and was given a hug and a bibleby the judge. so we rarely see sympathy extended. but there are a lots of instances in which they are not seen as fully human but that actual crime that was killing a black man. somehow that is comprehensible. and someone wanting for president that would be to displace that historically the place only belong to men. but the more confident the more threatening she is. and republicans are so proud of themselves for loving sarah palin that she herself knows that because she quit. but this is the argument i make in the book that it is disingenuous. and just as conventional beauty standards. and the criteria for those that helped ted bundy to his car. >> and the sphere of asking for anything that you really need. and that people would do a little crack self-criticism but just because you don't like her voice? are we electing presidents who has the best voice? and she had a line in the lgbt q4 of that if you believe a marriage is between a man and a woman and you should marry a woman if you

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it was hard for me not to think about amber geiger. the white woman who shot - - and was convicted.at her sentencing was given a hug and a bible by the judge. we do fairly dearly - - very rarely see the humanization of women. but there are lots of instances in which white women are also not seen as fully human. but in this moment where the crime she's being sentenced for his killing a black man, she becomes human in a way that somehow becomes comprehensible. i keep thinking about that and power and what a figure like a woman who is running for president. by definition is threatening to displace - - take up space where historically has only belonged to men. she is impossible to understand, that humanity. >>. >> i think to some extent, the more competent she is, the more threatening that is. republicans are so proud of themselves for loving sarah palin. sarah palin should not be near any political office. she herself knows that because she quit. but you know, i also think and this is the argument i make. even framing it as likability is disingenuous. the same as conventional beauty st

we have the geiger counters that would pick up the radiation signals. the original crackers and biscuits that would help you sustain life if you are stuck in a fallout shelter for two or three weeks on end. we have the emergency drinking water, masks, nuclear survival kits put in shelters so the people would know they could survive a short period of time. original medical tags. nuclear brochures. one of the original portable phones that is as big as a breadbox. these fallout shelter signs were very prevalent during the cold war on most government buildings and school buildings and libraries that had basements. they would automatically be turned into a civil defense shelter. up here, very unique. this is a fallout forecast chart. this was actually used at the civil defense headquarters so that if the bomb dropped here and the wind was going this way, this is where the radioactive fallout would trail. they would have to then broadcast that out through the radio system, through all their divisions, to get the most exposure possible. up here on the right, w

it was hard for me not to the number geiger, and a white woman who shot bobby jean and was convicted and at her sentencing, was given a hello again a bible by the judge. there is very interesting. we do very rarely see humanization of white women. we rarely see. that's is it too broad a stigma. there are lots of instances in which, white women also not seen seen as fully human but in this moment where the actual crime is she's literally being sentenced for his killing a black man. she becomes human. in a way that somehow becomes comprehensible. then empower and i keep thinking about that mutt but figured the woman his running is running for president is threatening to displace live, take those space where historically only long to men. it is impossible to understand. and literally i think to some extent are more competent she is, the more threatening that is. republicans are so proud for like loving, sara palin. she should not be anywhere near any political office. clearly, she herself knows that. and she quit. i also think this the argument that making this book even framing like li

chris geiger who runs the city's pest management program says it is as simple as finding alternativeo weeds. >> most of the time, 99% of the time, we find a mechanical, nonchemical way of doing that. >> but in san jose, pulling weeds by hand may not be possible, considering it has 3,000 acres of parks to maintain. so roundup is a reality for at least the next few years. as the parks department works to come up with alternatives, but the pea cobs say that is too long to wait. >> our daughter has been exposed to us. we have been exposed to it. our dogs have been. and countless other families have been exposed to it. >> well, changes are already being made. john told us that after we began making inquiries of the department's use of roundup, it is now banning it, within 100 feet of playgrounds and dog parks. and it hopes to get rid of it in the next few years. okay, we are here at levi stadium, raj mathai will join me in a few minutes. the 49ers have just got on to the field. to warm up for kickoff at 5:15. we have other local headlines. first let's talk about the nbc bay area and our v

all workers were given extensive checks with geiger counters as they left the plant. reporters were not permitted inside the facility today but this is what reactor's control room looked like last september when it was still undergoing testing. it went into commercial service only three months ago. >> cbs news coverage in march, 1979, a live view of three mile island. and joining us here in our studios is samuel walker. he is the author of three mile island, a nuclear crisis and historical perspective. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> walk us through the timeline of these events as they unfolded. >> wednesday, march 28, 1979 things were going routinely if the was the midnight shift. the shut eye shift. and suddenly at 4:00 a.m. in the morning on march 28th, wednesday, there was a cutoff of feed water to what was called the secondary system which raised the pressure which caused, according to design, a valve to open called the pressure operated relief valve. and when that happened, pressure started to build up or it opened so that it

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