and here you see some images of louis armstrong. louis armstrong was drafted by the state department as a cultural ambassador, and so he was sent all over the world, to africa and eastern europe primarily, as an instrument of cultural diplomacy during the cold war. here you have him playing at the sphinx and the photo on the left is armstrong performing at an orphanage in cairo in the late 1950s. armstrong is someone who is universally popular, and the state department, many people would have criticized the state department in the 1960s, but they had a really good idea in sending musicians like armstrong and other jazz musicians, and later in the 1960 pop and gospel music to represent the united states aboard in the struggle for hearts and minds overseas. okay. now this is also a period in which there's a connect between the civil rights movement and african independence movement. while young people in the united states cannot be served at lunch counters, african nations are gaining independence and so you have dr. king as a guest o

now historians all know that this armstrong incident had great significance. they usually point to its political significance as leader of men, but i don't think they noticed the military significance. basically lincoln thought of battle as a big wrestling match. with not much science to it. and here's my evidence. at one point in august 1864 while u.s. grant was besieging petersberg, grant received a kind of panicky letter from general halek in washington suggesting the need to divert as many as 20,000 soldiers to the home front because they feared resistance to the draft. and, well, grant didn't want to do this and he thought that any domestic troubles could be handled by the state militias, and when lincoln saw, he agreed with grant and couldn't help intervening. he sent grant a terse telegram on august 17, 1864. and he said, quote, i have seen your dispatch expressing your unwillingness to break your hold where you are. neither am i willing. hold on with a bulldog grip and chew and choke as much as possible. don't break your hold. use a bulldog grip. chew

he was armstrong's team manager during his record seven tour de france victories. floyd landis, who raced with armstrong, accused the man of playing a role in giving the team performance-enhancing drugs. >> ama: a new chapter in the john edwards trial. the defense gets its turn. >> alan: a common and potentially painful habit many of us are picking up, texting while walking. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. hope you had a nice day. hope mom had a nice day today. it was cooled down considerably, some locations down as much as 20 degrees. more cooling, and even some warming, a lot of things going on. we take a look at the >> in incomes police discovered the remained of 49 people in an area known as a battle ground for drug car tells. mexican security officials say the drug cartel is taking responsibility. the victims' bodies were found in plastic bags along the highway. mexican drug cartels have been raging an increasingly bloody war. >> ama: political analysts john edwards may testify in court to defend himself against charges of misusing campaign funds. edwards' defense

the it is funded by the american cancer society and lance armstrong foundation. it would impose a tax of $1 per seconds and supporters say that tobacco companies are being deceptive by running ads that say not one fupenny goes to canr treatment. that is true because it goes to research, not treatment. the tobacco companies are not speaking out and letting groups make the argument for them. >> when we have so many other things that are not being funded like health care services in the state of california and education and we believe that money -- if we are going to raise it in a tax increase, be spent on those things, not it's worth while should be a priority. >> tobacco companies want to defeat proposition 29 to continue to addict and they can kill californians to protect their profits. >> reporter: opponents say the yes on 29 ads make a claim impossible to prove when they say prop 29 will prevent thousands of children from getting addicted to tobacco. what is not in dispute is that prop 29 would raise an estimated $810 million annually for research of tobacco re

marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 altogether. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to stop me and didn't listen. and it's been a discrepancy now if she was going to the police to talk or n

i think that came from his youth, too, and i think it came from his famous wrestling match with armstrong in new salem, illinois, in 1831. briefly, lincoln had just come to town, just moved to new salem, and the local bullies who were called the grove boys, challenged him to a wrestling match to meet their champion, jack armstrong. well, there's a kind of flap doodle over the question whether in this brutal wrestling match that ensued that lincoln use add chokehold on armstrong. and if you want to nope the details of the wrestling match, they're covered very well in a

louie armstrong is also known for speaking out angrily during the little rock crisis.ss. this was reported, and he said it's getting so a colored man -- to give the usage that he gave back then -- hasn't got any country, and he said that the government can go to hell. this is a very strong statement from someone like louis armstrong, who was seen as a symbol of african-american contentment, shall we say. so mingus was speaking out very forcefully against faubus and other segregationists. he actually included eisenhower in his litany of condemnation. yes? >> i have a question about that. didn't eisenhower, like, send in troops to the protect the little rock nine? so like why is he saying that eisenhower is a segregationist as well? >> well, eisenhower was known for not supporting the brown decision. he was known for sympathizing with the south in terms of its resistance to desegregation. but in the end, the embarrassment -- the little rock crisis gained international headlines. the picture that you've seen of elizabeth eckford walking to school with people shouting abus

not something, while worthwhile, should not be a priority right now. >> reporter: lance armstrong is a prime area backing of prop 29. >> if you follow the directions, it will kill you. that's why we have to vote question on prop 29. >> reporter: the current tax on cigarettes in california is 87 cents a pack. if prop 29 passes it would go up to $1.87 per pack. there hasn't been an increase in that tax since the year 2000. 32 other states have higher taxes for cigarettes, including new york, where the tax is $4 per pack. >>> the city on the peninsula rocked by a pipe line explosion is welcoming home victims of that tragedy. nearly two years later. tomorrow evening, people in san bruno plan to celebrate the progress that's been made so far in the crest more neighborhood since september 2010. the blast killed eight and destroyed 38 homes there. neighbors who have rebuilt their homes or are still in the process will be recognized in a ceremony. >>> coming up -- >> and some of them got wives in front of them and boyfriends behind them. >> passion from the pulpit as pastors take their stand

it's such an honor to be among fats domino, my hero louis armstrong.just really, really excited that represent new orleans and where we're going next. it's still surreal to me. i'm really, really blessed and honored and excited to be on that. >> you've got your mother over here, your grandmother over here, lots of cousins. you surround yourself with your family. >> yeah. we tour so much, that i don't get a chance to see them. so whenever we get a chance, they all come out, they all hang out with me and make fun of me or whatever. but it's really great. i'm happy they're here to be able to experience this with me. without them, i wouldn't be where i am. >> trombone shorty, also in new orleans i talked face to face with al green, who says president obama has some decent vocal cords himself. but don't quit the day job, he says. that's at 5:00 eastern time. >>> the search is on for a missing movie executive. find out why police are asking the public for help. schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil tea

he was armstrong's team manager during his record seven tour de france victories. floyd landis accused him of paying a systematic role in a drug program. he did not appear at the news conference for the tour. >> you probably felt nothing but an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 struck at 5:38 this morning, it was centered two miles east of the guy'sers. they produce constant seismic events but most are less than magnitude 3. light shaking from the quake was felt in yuba city. >> occupy protestors say they are not giving up although they dismantled their encampment inside the gill tract. l aahas the details. >>> this meeting's focus is future of farm also known as gill tract. a parcel of land used by the college of natural resources. >> we're not here to get raided. we want this land to be preserved as ag land. >> reporter: cal insists that is what it is used for but demonstrators don't believe it. they moved in and put up tents and started farming three weeks ago. to make access easier... they built a ladderer and slide as police and security stood by. occupiers g

with special guests: >> i'm lance armstrong.back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ so we can get off ♪ >> he who's name shall not be spoken george bush obama's predecessor. >> he who's name should be spoken karl frisch hello, karl. >> i have some breaking news. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> oh hello. >> the plan would do exactly what john mccain would not let us do. the plan which is awaiting approval calling for running commercials, linking mr. obama to insinary comments by his formal spiritual advisor. here is my question if it's okay to talk about reverend wright why can we not talk about the mormon faith. >> that's funny you should mention -- >> -- until the year i was born. >> that's so funny that you should mention that. can i have my fun-facts music. >> sure. >> no man knows my history, the life of joseph smith. want to know more about joseph smith, who got arrested. you wonder how people became to believe joseph smith, and how he believed them when he said the garden of eden

stance armstrong, huh? >> i see dead people. oh no. >> how much money do you guys have in your wallets? >> then there are those who can only hopelessly watch it tick away. >> i've been through eight executions. some guys commit suicide, you know? it's all bad. >>> when we film inside a prison or jail we interview hundreds of inmates. the reason why they want to talk to us is because it breaks up the monotony of prison life, but there was this one inmate inside maricopa county jail we were convinced had a great story to tell. the challenge was getting him to tell it. >> hey, can i ask nbc a question? what's up with "saturday night live"? why does it suck so bad all of a sudden? >> the minute we met josh pike at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, he stood out. >> look at this. give us a fricken -- this is all we have to cut our fingernails and sharpen our pencils. that's what the black stuff is on there. after you emery board your nails you have a little sashay action going on. you know what i mean

and then i would like to invite up commissioner armstrong for priority number two. chairman chu: thank you. >> before i get started, i would like to asked sf gov tv to turn this on. i am a sophomore at st. ignatius, an i am a chairman of a committee. last summer, 2000 young people were turned away from our city's two largest internet -- internship programs. the kids have increasingly becat only provide them paychecks, it gives them this great opportunity they can take in two jobs for the rest of their lives and all this great experience. so not only in the city but nationwide, a youth employment as -- is at a record low. president obama @ respond to this as an initiative -- president obama responded to this as an initiative. we're excited because the board unanimously passed our resolution to create a similar plan for san francisco. and shortly after, they launced san francisco summer jobs plus. what we're asking the board is to ask summer jobs plus be successful by helping us to reach out to the private sector because it would be key for the job growth of young peo

and then i would like to invite up commissioner armstrong for priority number two. chairman chu: thank you. >> before i get started, i would like to asked sf gov tv to turn this on. i am a sophomore at st. ignatius, an i am a chairman of a committee. last summer, 2000 young people were turned away from our city's two largest internet -- internshipog

you can buy the second coolest vehicle neil armstrong ever drove.a corvette given to him by a houston area car dealer after he returned from the moon. current bids put it about $250,000. armstrong turned the car back in after driving it for only a year. another nasa employee bought it then. >> when you're an astronaut and you're a legend, you don't have time to wash your car. >> looks like one of those moon vehicles. >>> send it over to christina loren who will tell us about the sun vehicle you may need for this weekend. >> you'll need the windshield wipers on your vehicle right now. if you're just waking up with you, i envy you. as you can see from this live picture, san francisco, we have mostly cloudy conditions. showers just minutes away now, within the hour, expecting some showers over this picture. 11:18 is the time. you can see right now, san francisco starting get that action from daly city up through the sunset district. through the next hour, 60 minutes from moderate rain moving into oakland. 48 minutes away from west oakland and 10 minute

his first guest was lance armstrong. in a recent interview with bay area, newsom said he pitched the idea after clearing it with his lawyers and plans to donate his salary to charity. >>> the man behind tesla motors was hoping to watch his private spacecraft lift off today. watch the count down. you don't see or hear this very often. >> three, two, one. zero. and lift off. we've had a cutoff. >> with less than a second to go, the launch of the spacex rocket was canceled. it was supposed to have been the dawn of a new era, the first launch by a private company to inelon musk of tesla is the founder of spacex and watched the aborted launch from california. apparently high chamber pressure triggered a computer to shut down the launch at the last second. it was supposed to send 1,000 pounds of supplies to the international space station and the next launch attempt anyway is scheduled for tuesday. >>> right now, we're going to attempt to go over to ron mayeda and check on the weather. the big news for tomorrow. >> still watch

i think that came from his youth, too, and i think it came from his famous wrestling match with armstrongn new salem, illinois, in 1831. briefly, lincoln had just come to town, just moved to new salem, and the local bullies who were called the grove boys, challenged him to a wrestling match to meet their champion, jack armstrong. well, th

mark kelly joined neil armstrong and gene armstrong. the new 33 million-dollar academy focuses on teaching math and science to children through a flying focused camp. supports say it takes space camp to the next level with many flights and interactive missions. >> back now to bill. he has been talking about warm weather all week. tomorrow it'll be warmer. you can see the temperatures warm in the inland bay valleys and as we look at the fog majeure. golden gate bridge . clearing coast side. these are the highs today and warmer -- warmer tomorrow. 90 livermore. 90 antioch. saturday will be the warmest day on the bay area weekend. sunday slightly cooler but still nice. you will have more fog on sunday. saturday the best bet. we get into sunday. more fog will pull in. saturday, sunday both really nice. tomorrow will be similar. 7:00 a.m. you can see goes back to the coast 90 out in clear lake, 89 fairfield. 82 vallejo, the forecast highs for cities where you live, above the average and nice for this time of year. its been a beautiful day to

. >> i will add one other thing, that during that period one of -- louis armstrong spoke out strongly. >> the singer. >> the singer. >> the musician. >> the trumpet player, the musician, and he spoke out and add monished eisenhower to send some protection in to help us. >> he did indeed. >> there weren't a lot of people standing up at that point, and i really think the image that we have of somebody like armstrong, that he would step out of character and stand up. >> david nichols, i want you to pick up the thread. ernie talked to herbert brownell who worked with president eisenhower quite closely so many years and said why so closely. why did he decide to intervene the way he did and why so many troops? >> permit me a personal privilege for a second. mr. green, have you my enormous respect, and your store set real story about this. i've written about president eisenhower and i'll talk about that, but yours is the great story that my book doesn't pretend to address, and it's the story of great courage and great importance. >> thank you. >> and i have an african-american daughter who i

armstrong, you first. what's fair game here in your opinion. why are the conservatives so bent on connecting president obama to jeremiah wright after being president for almost years. >> hello, ed and hello michael. i think you have to separate the candidates from the super pacs which can spin anymore way they like. sometimes they spin and when they spin it seems to favor one candidate or the other. either the president or romney. the candidate will be blamed whether they like it or not. >> sean hannity is not a super pac. >> may i finish. he's not a candidate for president. mitt romney has reputiated these attacks. america's stain is human slavery. it created an environment you can perpetuate in things you had coming out of the mormon church at that time. are we going to say just because mitt romney embraced that faith, that's what he grew up in. those are his views. >> you're asking the very key question. this is about concern of influence. it seems the conservatives are concerned about what kind of influence that jeremiah wright had on barac

neil armstrong calling the state of nasa sad.said that during a rare interview which he gave in australia, armstrong said nasa has long inspired young people to achieve. seems to be moving away from that role. he said the way white house and congress battle over the space agency's future it's like nasa is quote a shuttle cock. the thing you hit back and forth in bad mitten. the ceo of an accounting firm landed that interview. he said it helped he knew something about armstrong that many people didn't that the astronaut's dad was an auditor. well, a man who spent years in prison for a rape that he did not commit got what he wanted today. a fresh start. the 26-year-old former high school star broke down as a judge in california threw out his conviction. his accuser friended him on facebook after he got out of prison. she then admitted to him that he made it all up. there was no kidnapping or rape on high school campus. no reason that he should have been in prison for five years. still, he says, he is trying to be upbeat about his f

armstrong, is it right? >> you know, it's just politics.ruling in this case, when it ruled that corporations have a right to spend as much as they'd like on these elections. and obviously, you know, it's just semantics, obviously corporations are corporations and people are people. everybody understands this. >> this is just politics as usual. but it's going to take much more than that. i hope the president does not underestimate romney. because romney has spent the last two years debating republicans underestimate romney because romney has spent two years debating and president obama has not. he may be an underdog, but president obama has a lot of problems he's addressed between here and november. >> what do you think of this, jan? is it just a night over semantics and do you worry as well about the white house making hey omak making hay out of something that maybe was misspeaking, maybe it was a certain qualificatioquali. >> this is a statement in a long laundry list of statements mitt romney has made that show he's out of touch with the

. >> i will add one other thing, that during that period one of -- louis armstrong spoke out strongly. >> the singer. >> the singer. >> the musician. >> the trumpet player, the musician, and he spoke out and admonished eisenhower to send some protection in to help us. >> he did indeed. >> there weren't a lot of people standing up at that point, and i really think the image that we have of somebody like armstrong, that he would step out of character and stand up. >> david nichols, i want you to pick up the thread. ernie talked to herbert brownell wh

. >> let's bring in patrick armstrong. what are investors to do at the moment as we wait for june 17th and try and anticipate what policy responses we may get? >> nothing's going to happen june 17th anyway. it won't be a big bang whaefrt outcom whatever the outcome. people when they're campaigning they're all extreme in their views. once elected, there's a moderation on both sides. our view is greece will stay in the eurozone the next few years. and then more ways you can deal with the contagion. >> and headed parity to the dollar? >> we think it's moving towards parity. that's actually part of the solution to become more competitive, a weaker euro facilitates that. and the euro has held up incredibly well. >> teflon europe as it's called. >> a hope and belief that it's a weaker of euro countries, but with the exit, i think people are realizing that will come with a lot of contagion. >> say eventually eurozone will move toward decisive actions but only when there's near panic. >> i think you'll see the ecb step in first. i

armstrong, you don't take care of your cars.th is, neil turned it back over -- i call him neil, driving a year, and then another nasa employee bought it and he's putting it up for sale, but this is definitely neil armstrong's corvette. >> and definitely not garaged. >> definitely not. >> car wash.s i> s 6:21 r6:ow nt we'll be back after this break. [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tas

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vice president a president with the public housing tenants association is not only kansan choice armstrong and right now i'm going to if i ask for a round of applause for the san cisco housing authority's executive director mr henry alvarez the third good morning everyone. for those of you who don't know me i'm just henry when i'm running around in our communities no one no one's running around calling me henry alvarez or mr alvarez most folks i get the shake their hands and see what they're doing i just am so excited that you're here today rosa parks we've been working on this center for some time and today we get to give it back to the residents in this community and say thank you absolutely i think it's stellar it's awfully exciting we have a lot of dignitaries here this morning and i'm going to try to get out of the way so we can get the program moving along so i want to take a moment to introduce the best mayor i've ever worked for our mayor ed lee. good afternoon everyone welcome the rosa parks community center. it's my pleasure to join with our police chief with our housing authorit

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i'm lance armstrong if somebody put my back into a corner i'm coming out swinging, i hate to say it but's hope my back is never in a corner but on to other things. >> when we witness greatness do we immediately question it? >> i don't know -- >> do you think it helps in the olympics fedder tiger woods -- >> it is so competitive. everybody is out there just -- to trump the other person.yeah. >> and it leads to a frenzy, a feeding frenzy and if they smell blood, they go nuts. and with that comes -- listen just in my own personal history, the amount of crap that you have seen written, and you say -- somebody should lose their job over that. >> it has never hand. rarely. >> i don't know -- >> do you think it's changing? >> no but i wouldn't say it never happens. >> this leads to an interesting point or question, at a certain point, people made their minds up about you. they make it up about politicians too. no matter what you do. >> that's the point i am making is look, let's not sit here and have this argument anymore. we can talk about a million things, if somebody wants to walk up and sa

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