. >> is rowe's still alive?did you have contact with him? died in 1998. he spent his last years in savannah, georgia. said he died of natural causes. one of his children from an early marriage said that she thought -- the story she told me was so incredible -- he had been working as a private detective. and through some indication that a savannah politician had been involved in the murder. i tried to trace this down. you won't find the story in the book. my editor said, you can't prove it, so you better not put it in the book. he looked into the story and is still looking into it. probablyusion is rowe died of a heart attack, but there are things he discovered. the autopsy report is missing. it should still exist. died, at that rowe showed up atice his house, more than would be there in the case of a normal fatality. he thinks that rowe may have been involved in something. just about everybody did this in town. thomas neil moore, he was -- this was the first name of his favorite fbi handler who lives in a suburb

it is about gary thomas rowe. tommy rowe, as his friends called him. and how he became an fbi informant and what led him after a five-year career as an informant to that automobile and to the murder of viola liuzzo. why would the fbi select tommy rowe as an informant? rowe was 26 years old. he was a self-proclaimed hell raiser, brawler, a bouncer in a bar. someone who really had one dream, and that was to become a police officer. but he had never graduated high school, so didn't meet the minimum requirement to become a police officer in alabama. he actually applied to become a county sheriff, falsified his application, claiming that he had graduated from high school. they caught it, and he was rejected. but rowe yearned, burned really, to become a police officer and became a cop wannabe. he palled around with police in birmingham, partied with them, rode in their squad cars at night. and at the same time he was also friendly with members of the klan. some of the policemen were also members of the klan. rowe did not want to become a klansmen. he thought

he sits on alabama's death row and one conviction wasn't enough.hey charged woods with three counts of capitol murder, accusing him of being complised in the murdards. >> to be convicted on complicity, they have to be involved in a plan or scheme to kill. >> reporter: in the officers where spencer was waiting. >> they were terrified. >> reporter: woods was found guilty and even though he hadn't fired a single shot, he was sentenced to death. >> he was like how? how? because he didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: how much do you think race played a role? >> i think it did play a role. if you look at the victims, three white officers and the people sitting on death row, it's two black men. >> woods' current defense team says the conviction was one of many legal wrongs, including appeals. woods' family believe said their only hope is for the public to convince alabama's governor that killing a man who killed no one is wrong. we want to know what the families of the murdered police officers thought of woods. we reached two who said they wouldn't or

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coming up on tonight's programme: three in a row.ester city beat aston villa to win their first straight league cup. we will be live at wembley. everton boss carlo ancelotti sees red as his side are denied a late winner against manchester united in the premier league. elinor barker claims great britain's first gold medal at the track cycling world championships in berlin. also coming up in the programme: we bring you all the reaction from melbourne as england's women thrashed west indies to seal their place in the semi finals of the t20 world cup. hello and welcome to the programme — on another busy day — but we start at wembley where manchester city have got their hands on yet another bit of silverware. they beat aston villa in the final of the league cup — to win it for the third year in a row. natalie pirks is there for us this evening. there was a lot of talk about the fa ct there was a lot of talk about the fact that this was very much manchester city's for the taking, but villa did put up a fight, didn't they? they really did,

it is theirfirth win in a row and top of the can championship.d add goal in that time either. they go ahead of west brom who were held to a goalless draw by swansea. fulham is down —— missed out on a chance to keep pace with top two after a draw with bristol city. fulham are third, bristol are outside of the play off places. all the results reason the bbc sport web site and app and the brazilian football legend ronaldinho has been arrested in paraguay for allegedly using a fake passport to get into the country. he was arrested along with his brother, they both deny any wrongdoing. now to the shebelieves tournament. we will hear from phil neville now to the shebelieves tournament. we will hearfrom phil neville in the next few hours, he has had plenty of time to reflect on that opening defeat the us. our sports correspondent is in newjersey for us, and katie, this is turning into an important game for england and fill neville, that because they have lost six in we will hear from phil neville in the next few hours, he has had plenty of time to refle

. >>> well, japan is sparking a diplomatic row over travel restrictions are.arring others from highlyfective regions. what are the details for a gurm who caused a lot of angst. and >> not just south korea, starting next monday, prime minister abe is saying those from hong kong and south korea to quarantine themselves once they. >> to japan. again this is an ask, not a demand nor forced. this is an ask. are they comfortable in those locations? 14 days in their home. chinese ofilgtszs says they understand the tougher measures it has tilgen and they will not only protest the decision but will consider take smg of their own measures against people coming from japan whilia poon's government to create a state of emergency but again that's just another ask by the japanese government. now t would allow mine istalities to kboes sdoer and that decision is not from the japanese government. it's from individual municipalities across the country. >> weeks, a lot of crimp srk in the pild nup olympic lapgs. and what you're seeing is a lot of measures being taken to prevent t

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gupta, they took rows -- we were in row 17. they took rows 15 through 19 off the back of the plane.we were told is a very rarely used terminal at pbi. and when we got there, we met with the -- we were told the head of the palm beach health department, who instructed us that -- that we were at very low risk because he showed no symptoms. he didn't cough or sneeze. >> scott, let me play this and this will help with what you are saying because it recorded with the health department. the health official from palm beach county who spoke to passengers once you are off the plain. okay. this is some of what she said and then we will continue with this conversation. listen to this. >> sure. >> an individual on this flight got a text that he tested positive for the coronavirus. he has not been coughing or sneezing or anything on the plane. at this point, you're free to walk around and move around because, most likely, you're not going to have anything because there was no activity. the way you get this virus is somebody has to cough or sneeze on you. >> so, sanjay, this may help with the ques

together, we fully funded q be easy for the second year in a row. we provided over 69 million dollars and school security grants for all 2314 schools. we increased funding for mental health services in our high schools. we gave teachers a long overdue and historic pÉrez. (applause) i am so proud of our teachers and school ears for what they are doing on their daily basis. while we spend a lot of time honoring athletes and elected officials, these are the public servants who really deserve the credit. joining us in the gallery today are to herd working georges. they deserve all the accolades and applause that we can muster. miss meant the fury of newton country georges superintendent of the year for 2020. (applause) we also have miss tracey penn lee of atlanta public schools who is or 2020 georgia teacher of the year. let us thank her as well. (applause) to truly another service we have work to do in the days of the head. public school of education for the third year in the row, accounting for growth and resources needed to properly educate. let us d

single day death toll so far with 849 fatalities within the past 24 hours now this is the 4th day in a row the spain has recorded more than 800 deaths and it brings the total number of those who've died to $8100.00 spain is the 2nd worst hit country in europe after italy. let's go to martha editor is joining us live now from madrid and martha this is a terribly grim milestone isn't that we've seen a consistent level of of increasingly high numbers of deaths but the numbers of people who are becoming info infected with covert 19 is actually flattening out am i right. yes you're right that i think so those give us a little bit of a break for those terrible figures that were released today 94000 of people infected by corona virus in spain 1200 new cases and the death toll reaching 810849 people more people dead from 19 becoming the worst they told us so far since the outbreak of corn of iris in spain this but these speakers experts are saying that we're far from being realistic because we haven't got enough test kits for everyone we have patients going to meters in hospitals without being tes

so i strongly recommend row. i just leave one more item, 2007, this guy believed it was important. he was the first ones to walk over that magical line and written personal checks and monday to improve our waterfront and look at where we're at 20 years later. i hope we have two or more three tenants come forward. >> thank you. >> commission gilman. >> thank you. i support the item and i support the resolution that we have in to. having art and culture on the waterfront is one of the things we hear from the community and from our community stakeholders when we open up any new parcels or rfps and folks want art, culture public access. and, this project has all those components. i would urge and i feel the need to say this for the record even though i am fully supportive of the item, i do urge the day they operators and facility folks who facilitate the site to consider allowing some limited access and tickets or walk inns and i do find -- if i'm wrong, you can address it off line but i do fully believe it creates barriers for people not with digital literacy or folks who want to be s

one of those ways is just to get on the rowing machine and training.te with drawing and that there is no age limit to that, but i'm sure some of your colleagues might have been looking ahead, may be looking to retirement after the olympics and it is difficult to imagine them having to go for another year with that in mind. as one of the elder statesman of the squad, i fall into that bracket. the angle doesn't change. we are still having to think about things, but tokyo was to take place, but that somebody asked me to carry on for a year extra, because that pinnacle has been delayed now, decisions will be made more easily, because the end point is still there, the main focus, the target everybody has been working towards for the last four, eight, 12 years has just been extended by 12 months. well good luck with the rest of your training and keeping busy as well, like the rest of us. i appreciate your time with us this afternoon. thank you very much. there's more details on the postpponemet of the olympics and reaction on the bbc sport website. but for n

all the officers and then the sailors in the second row in the photograph. there are three people missing. anybody in the military would turn to the junior rotc unit to set up a formation they would not have a gap like that so where the chief petty officers? i got out a magnifying glass they are three african-american that are at the back the photograph taken 1949 desegregating trying to get better what happened in this photograph i don't know i would guess the commander of the ship set up the photo then the captain came down we know the captain's center first row has a grumpy expression on his face. my guess 1949 he came down to see three black faces chief petty officers they would have been the chief cooks on the ship he said you three go stand in the back. why do i show you this picture? because as people of character to look closely and understand what is before us in second to ask ourselves every day what am i doing now that in 50 years will look wrong? that's a good test of character. teamwork. nelson a group of somali pirates by french special forces

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in a row as the country enters an even tougher lockdown. hello and welcome. uk prime minister borisjohnson has announced the most drastic limits to people's lives that britain has ever seen in an attempt to curb the coronavirus pandemic. without a huge national effort, mrjohnson has made it clear there will come a moment when the british health service will not be able to cope and more people will die. the bbc‘s political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. the clock starts on a new phase, big ben keeping time on any rat none of us could have imagined. inside, at a desk in downing street, and admission to every of us outside. without a huge national effort to halt the growth of this virus, there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope because there won't be enough ventilators, enough intensive care beds, enough doctors and nurses. and as we have seen elsewhere in other countries that also have fantastic health care systems, that is the moment of real danger. to put it simply, if too many people become serio

except instead of a packed audience, the berlin philharmonic played to rows upon rows of empty seats.ore than 6,000 people took in the concert from the comforts of their home for free. it wasn't ideal, but both the performers and the organizers wanted to make the best out of a difficult situation. other performances have suffered worse fates in recent weeks. according to a recent survey of artists, 95% say some of their shows have been canceled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. ♪ among the affected is this man who dedicated his life to mastering a traditional style of japanese music. he says most of his march performances have been scrapped. >> translator: our income will be lost if this continues. we are in trouble. >> reporter: he continues to practice, earning money on the side by teaching apprentices. but he says it is not enough, especially if performances continue to be canceled. >> translator: our jobs will no longer be viable. i'm afraid about what could happen. >> reporter: but he says he's still fortunate, compared to other performers who have no other source of incom

>> he was calling from death row.h woods is spending his last few hours. it's hard to imagine a man who confessed do killing three police officers would have a guilty conscience. it appears he does. guilt over what he believes is wrong. that woods in no way had anything to do with the deaths of the officers. here is some of the conversation. >> you are saying that you are totally responsible for the murders of the police officers. >> for the shootings, yes. i am. i'm the only one that shot. >> and woods is completely innocent. >> absolutely. he didn't know i was going to shoot anybody. i put this on my life and children. i swear to god. i didn't know i was going to do to this. how did he know. this is some spur of the moment decision. we had no time to think about what was going to happen. >> this isn't a plan. you didn't conspire together? >> no. there was no warrant or anything. they made up a story for a jury to convict both of us. >> wow. again spencer saying woods is totally innocent. this was a spur of the momen

liverpool as premier league champions, but they have won the english league cup for a third year in rowan aston villa side playing their first final for 10 years, pep guardiola's team were too strong in the end winning 2—1. our correspondent natalie pirks was watching at wembley. agony for these hands leaving wembley tonight, because they really took the came to city, no one give them a prayer, they had one this particular trophy for 2h years, they we re particular trophy for 2h years, they were coming into this match after losing three premier league match is on the spin, fighting the relegation battle, so, of course, manchester city, this was their 16 time at wembley in the last ten seasons, they pretty much set up camp in the home dressing room, but didn't start that way. villa, very much the better side, almost scored in the second minute, and the better side of the first 20 minutes, then of course, city are always going to dominate possession, and they began to dominate. aguero with the first call, who else? because that was his tenth goal against a villa in the six starts, then ju

and rows of refrigerator trucks why if they brought the refrigerator trucks then i tell you why it's because they know the morgues in these hospitals are going to go over a failed transfer onil in new york thank you well meanwhile health experts say the u.s. needs to do more testing to reveal the true extent of the op right there to help achieve that the country's food and drug administration has approved a new rapid result test not a factor at abbott laboratories says it can to take the corona virus in about 5 minutes the unit is sent to me so small the size of a toaster that it can be used in almost any health care setting the family says it plans to supply 50000 tests a day starting on april 1st. so how real are the claims we asked dr eric feigele dean he's an epidemiologist and health economist in washington. it's definitely real and these are the technology has a bolt a lot in the last few years to make this possible and i'm still waiting for it to see some of the accuracy measures because i think those are the peer reviewed and published but any test right now is much better th

i think out of the thousands of rows...y only had to write reports for two individuals, which they took to be a good sign. so far, it seems like smooth sailing. the latest turn in the debate is what you do about new yorkers who still want to use parks and that is something that the officials are hashing out now, in terms of how to make sure that crowding and the potential spread of the virus doesn't take place there. we hear about the importance of testing. how easy is it, or is it in fa ct to testing. how easy is it, or is it in fact to get testedyes, while the governor has definitely patted an increase in the number of tests that the city and the state have gotten, which i think again came after the federal government gave a green light to buy a test run by that lapse, it is still definitely not the case that anyone who wants to get tested can get one. in fact, health officials are encouraging new yorkers to wait 3—a days after they had shown symptoms to get the test because they want to make sure that the people who need

look at the first row and then look at the sailors, look at the second row of the photograph. there's three people missing. so anybody that is in the military, if we turn to the junior unit they wouldn't have a gap like that in the second row. so, where are those chief petty officers? i got out a magnifying glass and finally found them. there are three african-american petty officers all the way back in the correction. a photograph taken in 1949. they are desegregating, trying to get better. what happened in the photograph, i don't know. i will give you a highly educated guess. i would guess the second in command sent off the photo and the captain came down from the ship. we know who the captain is. he's in the center, front row, he has a grumpy expression on his face. my guess 1949 he came down and saw the faces. he said you three go stand in the back. why do i show you this picture? for two reasons. one, as people of character, we have to look closely at things and understand exactly what is before us. we have to ask every day what am than 50 years is going to look so wrong

corona virus but the death toll and the number of confirmed infections have fallen for the 2nd day in a row we'll hear from the deputy health minister. i'm sorry some has gone it's good to have you with us the tokyo lympics in july will be delayed by about a year because of the coronavirus japanese prime minister shinzo abbay says he's agreed with the president of the international olympic committee that the games should be postponed the decision follows months of discussion and pressure from athletes across the globe. the tokyo olympics are off the decision came suddenly but was not unexpected after weeks of debate and speculation. i suggested to the i.o.c. president thomas back that the games be perspire and for a year and he was 100 percent in favor of that voice but it's a decision that was not taken lightly or willingly but pressure had been mounting from athletes and sports federations. canada had already announced it would not be sending competitors if the games took place. we have agreed with the i.o.c. that we will stay in close contact to make sure that the olympic and paralympic

we will have some snowfall up in the sierra for a second weekend in a row. a breather sunday and then this monday tuesday and even wednesday bringing some rainfall to the bay area now thursday we're taking a break from it before a second system pushes in on into friday and saturday resulting in snowfall again in the sierra for a 3rd weekend in a row great news for skiers watch the travel though 60's and 70's for today's daytime highs for most of us can't ignore those couple of 80's that you're about to see on the map though the first to being down in san jose at 80 degrees. nearby cities very close today 80 degree mark like campbell santa clara and milpitas out to the east bay, some mid to upper 70's getting close to 80 in a few spots like double in san ramon walnut creek. well up in the north bay do expect an 80 in fairfield benicia very close at 7960's holding on right along the coastline. here's a breakdown of your next 7 days so tomorrow just a touch cooler but very comfortable for your thursday friday pleasant but a little cooler yet then come saturday

she's been on death row since 1992. and so i wrote back to her and asked her if she could put us in touch, if we could start a correspondence. and she did. and eventually i wrote to anna cardona, and i told her that i'd written about her, or that i'd written a story about discovering her story on the news. and she, she wrote back. she wrote me letters. and her first letter was, she was kind of livid. she was upthat i'd written -- upset that i'd written about her, and he said you didn't know me, you didn't know my son, what gives you the right to even write about me? and so i wrote back, and i wrote back and told her my story and told her who i was and why i'd written about it and how i wrote roabout discovering her story on the news andd sort of following along with it and that i was a child at the time. and i told her that i would like to hear her story. not what the newspapers said or what was on the news or what people said, but the truth. and i include this in the book because i think it's, it's important, it's impo

coming up tonight: three in a row.ty beat aston villa to win their third straight league cup — we'll be live at wembley. everton boss carlo ancelotti sees red as his side are denied a late winner against manchester united in the premier league. elinor barker claims great britain's first gold medal at the track cycling world championships in berlin. also coming up in the programme: we bring you all the reaction from melbourne as england's women thrash west indies to seal their place in the semi finals of the t20 world cup. hello, thank you forjoining us on another busy day. we start at wembley where manchester city have got their hands on yet another bit of silverware. they beat aston villa in the final of the league cup — to win it for the third year in a row. natalie pirks is there. there is a sense from the fans who are streaming away towards the tube that they were in this game for the first 19 minutes, they really took the game to city, and they have almost set up a permanent home here, their 16th visit in ten seas

men went to a lot of order rows and just you know how to talk our numbers and they start calling all of those numbers where they supposed to go to the guest i used to say to my daughter if a rich one hard company something my greatest fulfillment would be speaking to a disturbance in schools because this is our future generation and then in a few minutes when you see this horrible horrible. clouds. from the chimney. so you can imagine i don't know if you can imagine. because you never knew where it would be you are. speaking from your heart and speaking what took place and you were the witness if a reach their hearts in their make a change in their lives and take out the hate this would be my greatest accomplishment. well i want to thank you all very much for coming and listening to tell me i was a little narrow base and i hope you'll forgive me for that it took us thank . you. i'm going to fulfill the prophecies oh politics to the people. you know we've all pots the truth. read pretty. hot. pretty good. now you want to. know. all. 5 big. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles

>>the san mateo bridge is going to be slow on the nimitz to so like if you're leaving family and rowng toward hayward or union city the southbound them. it says packed west's 92 was packed and it stays like this over to the high rise, so 18 minutes and growing we're checking the bay bridge the trip from oakland to san francisco. it's doing fine. it's been quiet throughout the morning. so we're in 12 minutes, it's jam from west grand but still looking good in downtown san francisco, a fire popped up near downtown oakland, this is near east 12th and 19th avenue. we have fire crews on scene about location is right next to the nimitz freeway so northbound at 80 approaching 5th, you can see this little plume of smoke because of that fire on city streets we're not quite clear what's burning it could be a structure fire. but it's visible and any little thing can distract you so north 80's slow from high street leading up to 5th because of what's happening on city streets but nothing blocking are working on the freeway. if you take the nimitz freeway it's going to be 15 minutes from family a

when row versus wade decided it is a question of who gets to make this incredibly difficult choice. who has the authority to make this difficult choice? it's not about what those people think. the law, as it stands today, is about individual actors think. does anybody have any question so far? okay. something that is an incredible coincidence i would say. not many people realize this but, row has decided on the same day that the president died in texas in 1973. here's the headline for the post. lyndon johnson dies at 64, and then supreme court allows early stage abortions. of course they also talk about the vietnam war at the same time. pretty big news. let's move on to employment discrimination. 1964 civil rights acts when it was passed, to sabotage the act, a couple of legislators who were against the act decided to do a gender clause to cause a lot of people to basically not vote for the act. that got past anyway, but it also in terms of what it did for race which we talked about in the class, it also made it illegal to discriminate based on sex. initially, a lot of women's organ

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it flattening the front row of seamen. the whole mass of men went down like a row of falling bricks. they tried to go on, and a few fade it, but everywhere men were falling and the assault abruptly ended. we were packed like sheep in a pen. the shreeks and the groans were enough to make you feel like you were in hell. lou tenant commander finally food up and called for the sailors to resume their assault. charge men, he said, don't retreat. some of the sailors lying on the beech started to say what did he say, was it to restreet? and a chorus rose from sailors on the beach. all at once, all of the survivors were back up the beech atop the northeast, they climbed up and they whooped and yelled in victory for others, it was the supreme moment of triumph, but it was brief. in the distance, to the west, toward the river, he could see battle smoke and movement on the batteries nearest to the river. men were moving there. he knew that the enemy was inside the fort. >> while the new haven brigade was making the assault, directing

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it their fifth win in a row and they haven't conceded a goal in that time.. fulham missed out on the chance to keep pace with the top two with a draw against bristol city. fulham stay third. bristol are outside of the play off place, all the results are on the website and app. is and the brazilian football legend ronaldo has been arrested in brazil for allegedly using a fake passport. he and his brother deny any wrongdoing. three more premier league games to come. in the squad is gomes. he made a return to first team action after a return to first team action after a horrific injury in their match against spurs. the 26—year—old suffered a fracture dislocation of his ankle, in a challenge, and while the physical scars have heeled, gomes told us there are still some mental hurdles to overcome. gomes told us there are still some mental hurdles to overcomelj remember everything about what happened, even when the doctor wa nted happened, even when the doctor wanted to put my ankle in the right place. i was aware of everything. obviously i was in pain but mentally

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