and he's going to contact the aclu and say do you mean what you say? will you provide lawyers? they say absolutely. there they are again. and they're convinced that this is not only going to bring publicity to dayton, that it's going to bring crowds that people will want to see this trial. it will be good for business. and going to speak some of the schoolteachers and they're going find one they think is perfect. he doesn't have a lot of ties to the community. he doesn't a family. so if he somehow lost job over this, which they're hoping he wouldn't wouldn't, he wouldn't you know, he didn't he'd be okay. and he was the 24 year old general science instructor and the football coach who accepted the theory of evolution. but he was no expert. he had taught three weeks as the substitute who's in the biology class that spring, and he had taught out of hundreds civic biology. and he will say, yes, i probably taught evolution, although he couldn't remember exactly. but he agrees to participate to be the case to challenge this law. and scopes was the son of agnostics agnostics as many y

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and when the aclu, who announced that they wanted a test, created a test case to challenge tennessee vs anti evolution in schools law, the folks at frank robinson's drugstore thought they could just sense that if we put that trial on here, if we create that test case here suddenly dating, which nobody knows about, will become nationally known. and they were right. and they find a local high school teacher, john t scopes, who had taught out of hundred civic biology, which included a discussion of evolution, who agrees to be part of a test case, to announce that he had taught evolution, and to be arrested and charged under tennessee's law. and the case will really pick up steam when some of the most famous names in america agree to join both the prosecution and defense teams. the three time presidential candidate, the great commoner, the riveting speech giver, william jennings bryan, and the most noted defense attorney of the day and famous agnostic clarence darrow. and i didn't quite give darrow his due. everyone would have known darrow because he had defended labor radicals, accused

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some civil rights organizations are discussing concern the aclu saying it has historically been a placet citizens could really express their right to protest but we have seen unconstitutional crackdowns on speech and protest across georgia in recent years. georgia governor showing a statement thanking police for restoring in the past as always we will respect the right to peacefully protest but we will not let them make threats or in other ways break the law will be fed with the full force of the law and brought to justice. back to our live shot outside the school of theology at emory if you look through the glass you can see a large group of protesters inside. many of them actually slept in the lobby of this building overnight. inside, things have been peaceful. they have been praying and singing but there are reports that larger groups of protesters may descend once again on the campus quad later in the afternoon. so emory is trying to facilitate peaceful protest but also preparing to crack down if things turned violent, sandra? >> sandra: jonathan serrie watching for things, thank yo

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one potential juror has read several books by donald trump and also is a member of the aclu. you can see the media that this juror reads. let's go to another one originally from mexico relatively new us citizen, or works in marketing also has hobbies, travel, scuba, diving, looks like they have the new york times, huffington post, msnbc, that what does that tell you that kind of information, not just about their hobbies, but maybe in this particular case unfortunately for where we are in the world where they consume their media well, that's sort of information serves as a proxy such that the lawyer can try to determine whether or not that juror is going to be beneficial to his or her side of the case. it's imperfect it's more than science or at least equally art and science. but let's take the one you have someone from you said mexico. and in the aclu those may not have been the two together, but let's use that as a hypothetical. so you might think that someone from mexico would be tagging mystic to former president trump because of his comments about the border and so forth

. >> the aclu says. the alameda county sheriff's department has stopped sharing driver locations with police in other states. the information was shared using automated license plate readers, which collects driver locations including dates and times. the aclu sought the change in response to strict abortion rules passed in other states, and the expected increases of women crossing state lines to seek the procedure. >> a emotions were running high tonight in alameda, where loved ones gathered for a vigil to honor mario gonzalez, who died in police custody three years ago. >> just last night, the alameda county district attorney's office charged three law enforcement officers in his death. ktvu jana katsuyama attended tonight's vigil and spoke with mario's mother. >> is a third year. my son died right here in this park. >> edith arenales has been coming to this park in alameda since april 2021, marking the death of her son, 26 year old mario gonzalez. >> it's not easy to be holding the pain, but on friday,

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the aclu supported me.ime and energy it has been to turn over the text messages. i got deposed in this case. the district court case got put on hold waiting for the supreme court. now we have to go back to district court. >> this is part of both sort of the lawsuit itself. the fifth circuit's logic to extend the fact the supreme court didn't step in to proactively say this is nonsense. it seems all the peace with a lot of backlash against protests on the right. i wanted to ask you about senator tom cotton of arkansas talking about people protesting the war in gaza stopping traffic. who place themselves. basically said you should take matters into your own hands. and they may have to have their skin ripped off if they were glued to something. what does it do to american democracy to have prominent folks like that in prominent positions with their sights on protesters in this one? >> i think their intent is to have a chilling effect so people won't go to the street but the good news is there is a long history

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a petition was filed today in the supreme court by several groups like the aclu and the naacp as well as the office of the public defender. it argues that blacks and latinos are more likely to be sentenced to death than if they were right white. they also argue that murder defendants face more charges if the victim is white. a moratorium in place. the death penalty is the law of the state. >>> at the same time, santa clara county's district attorney is looking to get rid of the death row in the county. he no longer believes in the death penalty, calling the system racially biased and error-prone. california has 641 inmates with less execution taking place. >>> coming up, the largest dam removal project in u.s. history is now underway. how local tribes fought for the work that could revive the salmon population. >>> my life has been a struggle to bring the river back. >>> a giant camera is going to give new perspective on the night sky. how >>> of reservoir in the south bay is getting filled up after was drained. this is what it looks like now. some sections are not quite full. this is

we gave, my wife and i, through our foundation, gave the aclu to $20 million to set up a justice center. we have 45 lawyers working all around the country to fix our criminal justice system that is so broken and so racially biased. moderator: we battled for county executive alsobrooks. ms. alsobrooks: you know, sometimes it is easier to discuss a problem than to repair it. i'm the only person in this race who has had the awesome responsibility of keeping our community safe. and i can tell that you i did so without apology, to work to keep the families of our community safe. i have had to admit it is most young children. i had to hold husbands who have lost their wives. -- i have had to hold mothers who lost young children. i have had to hold husbands who have lost their wives. so i can tell you, these are not easy cases. i do not support the death penalty. life without parole is that penalty. but again i make no apology for keeping our community safe. moderator: rebuttal for congressman trone. rep. trone: it is really important also to remember that our police have a tough job to do. a

the aclu, who is no friend of donald trump.eek discuss brief in the civil fraud case about an order being imposed against the former president. one could argue that everything from now until the election is political speech. this case would not have been brought against him if he had i believe been president, wasn't potentially going to be president. retraining him in this way impedes his ability to run for office. larry: right. it is a campaign. it is a presidential campaign. he is supposed to be able to talk. people are supposed to be able to hear him, listen. >> that's what the aclu said in their brief. larry: there you have it. kerri cue peck urbahn, thank you very much for sharing. >> thank you. larry: up next own "kudlow," kevin hassett donald trump calling out the currency wars japan and china. you won't believe how the yen, the yen has completely collapsed. stick around, we have my pal kevin hassett we'll talk more about that and what is gdp going to look like when it comes out on thursday? i'm kudlow. we'll be right ba

for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for your rights and mine.ht to read all manner of books. so please call or go online to myaclu.org. for just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day. you can become a guardian of liberty and help protect all the rights promised to us by the u.s. constitution. make no mistake, this move to ban books is a coordinated attack on students right to learn. this is a clear violation of free speech. that's why the aclu is working to fight against censorship in all its forms. it is so important now more than ever. so please call or go to myaclu.org and become an aclu guardian of liberty, for just $19 a month. use your credit card and you'll get this special we the people t-shirt and more to show you're helping to protect the rights of all people. the aclu is in all 50 states, d.c. and puerto rico defending our first amendment right of free speech and all of your constitutional rights. because we the people, means all of us. so please, call or, go online to myaclu.org today. when you own a small business every second counts. 120 s

i hope you'll join me in supporting the aclu today. because we the people means all of us. guardian of liberty today. >>> it's a good day for america. it's a good day for europe. it's a good day for world peace. >> we don't walkway from our allies. we stand with them. we don't let tyrants win. we don't merely watch global events unfold. we shape them. some forget that. but this vote makes it clear. there is a bipartisan consensus for that kind of american leadership. >> today president joe biden signed into law billions of dollars in foreign aid, billions of dollars that make it very clear where america stands on national security and democracy. that is after months of delay by maga republicans, as you heard the president reference there, at the expense of america's image and prestige and trustworthiness around the world. the crucial aid package overwhelmingly approved by the u.s. senate last night includes $26 billion for israel and for humanitarian relief in gaza. $8 billion for security in taiwan, in the indo-pacific, and $60 billion in wartime assistance for ukraine. it

so far no arrests have been made, the aclu says. >> the alameda county sheriff's department has stopped sharing driver locations with police and other states. that information was shared using automated license plate readers, which collect driver locations and that includes dates and times. the aclu sought the change in response to strict abortion rules passed in other states, and the expected increases of women crossing state lines to seek the procedure. >> today in san francisco, thousands of people are still expected to gather on hippie hill to celebrate the unofficial cannabis holiday, although no official activities are planned for 420, the city is still preparing. nonetheless ktvu christien kafton has a preview of how other organizers are stepping in to help organize the event. >> in years past, robin williams, meadow in golden gate park, also known as hippie hill, would be a flurry of activity preparing for 420 cannabis celebrations. but this year, the meadow is quiet. the organized event has been called off. instead, the city's recreation and parks department is planning on host

you got the aclu and others banning together. do you think they will band to come from? >> we've seen it in the house. i think some of those more libertarian in the senate right now would say they don't want to do something like that. because it sets a dangerous precedent. kind of talking about partnering with the aclu and some republicans, far left progressives and democrats all teaming up saying this is not something want to do. not just to add to that, but obviously something that the white house and congress need to stop and not do. whether or not the public pressure worked for the house, it's hard to see how it works for the senate. you hear the people in there is that public pressure. what they are saying is this is not a band. we are not trying to ban it. we just want the divestment from china. we don't want china involved in the app. they have all this time for someone to buy it if this were to go through this. president biden has already said he would sign it. everyone seems full steam ahead. a lot of folks are on the same page. this is the public pressure. you

gives out numbers for local lawyers and the aclu. i contacted the associated students association to talk about the advise and i never heard back. they posted a series of deescalation tactics like staying away from an agitated person or trying to find common ground. >> that is the key. common ground. if we can have a set of rules hopefully it will be peaceful. a lot of people are joining the protests and parents are starting to join to support the students >> as the war goes on you do not see them wrapping up. we will continue to watch it >> yes. appreciate that, anne, thank you. >>> over the weekend anti-war protest ors set up an encampment, it is made up of 20 tents and everything seems peaceful. their main concern is keeping all students and staff safe. >>> and, that is in addition to the growing protest at uc berkeley and stanford, berkeley, a protester told us they are prepared to stay through the summer as long as it takes the school to meet their demands. >>> still ahead, quite the buzz kill. colony of bees, queens and all, mi

and for the aclu.em here is the adversaries we have around the world who want to do us harm have to be stopped. this kind of surveillance of foreign adversaries, not americans it applies only to americans if they are in touch with those of foreign adversaries is absolute necessary paid 60% of the presidents morning briefing what he sees when he comes in first thing in the morning comes from this kind of surveillance. it is not a bill. in an ideal world we would not need it. i think the department of justice has shown that it will eliminate some of the abuses met that a been a source of complaints justifiably it is necessary in today's really dangerous daunting world. shannon: at t top democrat had n amendment to plug in the warranty piece of this. you all both voted against that. so yes, we all understand the struggles of national security those kind of things. constitutional rights are sacred for a reason. >> we are at war in case you missed it. i've never seen more threats to the homeland than i do r

the aclu reminds them. the right to protest remains national.ill represent anybody who has tried to be sued under the fifth circuit decision. that is a good thing. we want people not to be alarmed. but i am also tired. it's been a long case. they made some wild accusations about what they believe i have done. we do not even know if they got hurt. the civil process. they have to take their claims as fact. even though if i say i did not organize it. we do not know if he got hurt. we are still in it. you're right. the chilling effect of this is what worries all of us. but not too afraid to fight. i've gotten death threats since the supreme court decision. we have logged but we maintain the right to protest is still here. >> deray mckesson, i appreciate your time. we will speak to you soon and continue to follow this story as it unfolds. thank you so much. >>> the republican flamethrower edition. tom cotton. we will tell you about that, next. for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added prote

. >> those opposed to the recall include the aclu of northern california. they view it as part of a broader strategy to roll back criminal justice reforms. new details tonight on a plane crash in watsonville that killed three people. this was back in 2022. a report by the national transportation safety board says pilot error is likely to blame for the collision between two planes coming into land at the airport. both pilots were in cessna. one was a single engine. the other a multi engine. the ntsb says the pilot of the multi engine airplane failed to see the other plane. it adds the pilots did not communicate with each other until one of them was about a mile from the airport. >> a lot more to come here, from flipping houses to doing time for fraud. what landed a bay area television star in jail? >> san francisco is looking for ways to build a better bay area by revitalizing its downtown. the restaurant that just reopened that packs a view like no other. >> an elephant on the loose and darting through heavy traffic in montana, where this gentle giant came

and it's something the aclu of northern california opposes to a recall effort should be viewed as part of the broader conservative nationwide strategy to roll back criminal justice reforms that have been aimed at interrupting the cycles of mass incarceration of black and brown people in oakland. lena howland, abc seven news. >> still ahead, an uncertain future for rv residents living near san francisco's lake merced. the notices they just received and what they're hoping the city will do. >> plus, an update on that south bay house the size of a hotel room that was listed for $1.7 million. what we're learning from the listing agent whe parking will only be allowed for up to four hours. today. some of those rv residents rallied outside city hall, hoping for a different option. abc seven news reporter luz pena has been following this story for months, and she joins us live from the newsroom. hi, luce. >> that's right. yes, ama san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing said they have been in contact with rv residents near lake merced for years. at least 36 have perm

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underserved communities serving on the boards of san diego volunteer lawyers, the national and local aclu and the san diego chapter of the international rescue committee. she cared about the next generation of attorneys, she taught seminars at duke law, and the university of san diego school of law, where she supervised a ninth circuit legal collink i. she and her husband established fellowships at duke to aid students working in nonpaid public interest positions during law school. candace also loved the arts. she served on the board of directors of the san diego opera and was credited with helping save the organization from being forced to shut down. after everything i've mentioned doesn't reflect someone who has embraced a life of giving back, she also served as president of the san diego county bar association and the california women lawyers and chaired senator barbara boxer's san diego area advisory committee for federal judge and u.s. attorney nominations. sadly, candace died from leukemia at her home in san diego on january 24 with her husband, len, and her sobs, daniel, matthew an

. >> those opposed to the recall include the aclu of northern california.view it as part of a broader strategy to roll back criminal justice reforms. new details tonight on a plane crash in watsonville that killed three people. this was back in 2022. a report by the national transportation safety board says pilot error is likely to blame for the collision between two planes coming into land at the airport. both pilots were in cessna. one was a single engine. the other a multi engine. the ntsb says the pilot of the multi engine airplane failed to see the other plane. it adds the pilots did not communicate with each other until one of them was about a mile from the airport. >> a lot more to come here, from flipping houses to doing time for fraud. what landed a bay area television star in jail? >> san francisco is looking for ways to build a better bay area by revitalizing its downtown. the restaurant that just reopened that packs a view like no other. >> an elephant on the loose and darting through heavy traffic in montana, where this gentle giant came from.

within the department of health and human services acknowledged it was working with groups like the aclu and devos to implement the order, the letter, describing the mission as quote, pioneering old progressive ideas, and revealed that there working with the department of agriculture. secretary alan, do they sound like nonpartisan groups to you? >> no sir. >> the odyssey aren't, they're obviously partisan. secretary alan, the biden agencies are using openly left- wing groups, it sounds like the federal government is being used as an arm of the biden campaign, does it not? >> yes sir. >> like a republican mistress, having the heritage foundation engage in nonpartisan voter assistance. the nasty by administration was paying college students to reach out to voters and serve as quote nonpartisan poll workers. the vice president provide an example of the nonpartisan poll worker, the person she gave an example is the word for the aclu and the alliance for justice, which is a partisan group. secretary alan, does this inspire confidence that the by the ministrations voter activity is not parson