benjamin brown fringe. the assassination, who is at the bedside kick you standing beside his corpse at the white house after he died, benjamin brown fringe is there for everything. this incredible eyewitness who is very generous in the way he puts his thoughts and feelings down on paper so he really ends up showing what it felt like to be in that kind of extreme polarized climate and how americans learned to turn on each other to the degree that they did. >> where did you find his papers? >> guest: there is a published, very abridged edition of his papers that came out from the library of congress. people who write about lincoln tends to know about him because he adored lincoln and has these great anecdotes. one of my favorite ones being someone gave him a pair of socks to give to lincoln that had a confederate flag on each foot which lincoln finds very funny and i love that attitude or a better anecdote he is in a room with lincoln in the white house and lincoln says out loud it is a room full of people, a

benjamin brown french. the assassination.who's at the bedside by lincoln the side and standing beside his corpse at the white house after he dies? benjamin brown french. he's there for everything. is this incredible eyewitness was very generous in the way he puts his thoughts and feelings down on paper. he really ends up i think showing to some degree what it felt like to be in that kind of an extreme, polarized climate. and how americans learn to turn on each other to the degree that they did. >> where did you find his papers?>> there's a published, very abridged version of his papers that came out from the library of congress many years ago. people write about lincoln tend to know about him because he adored lincoln. they have these great anecdotes. for example, one of my favorite ones being, someone gave him a pair of socks to give to lincoln that had a confederate flag under each foot. i sort of love that anecdote. or a better anecdote, he's in a room with lincoln in the white house and lincoln says out loud to a room ful

this is the way we understand the coming civil war so benjamin brown french so it took me forever tote the book because that is a good definition but he is a forest dump of the. when i was making the footnotes in the book that something is there they are watching it happening - - happen like andrew jackson in french is right there. and the gettysburg address and then standing beside them. first and then standing beside in the white house after he dies and then there is this incredible eyewitness. and then to have that extreme polarized. >> where did he find his papers quick. >> there is the published version that came out many years ago. he adored thee lincoln. that someone gave him a pair of socks to give to lincoln that he gives each foot and then lincoln find that very funny. and you know how to spell the word missile? and then he doesn't know how to spell that. but then with those 11 volumes in the diary. so when i was finishing in the book and trying to figure out 17 years the last ten pages so shuffling through papers. to write up on what congress meant too him. and then to see

brown al-jazeera hong kong. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has pretrial corruption hearings have begun that's and now he's facing bribery fraud and breach of trust charges and 3 cases and indictments will make it harder for him to negotiate a power sharing deal after last month's inconclusive election harry fawcett reports from western. one main theme emerges from the challenges facing benjamin netanyahu both in their content and in his response the israeli prime minister's concern for what his critics call his obsession with his media coverage usually after a 3 year flood of systematic and partial leaks that is about time that the public hears everything also my side in a complete whole manner without mediators without things the ship and distortion that was his reasoning he said for requesting that his pretty indictment hearings in front of israel's attorney general should be televised have a high mandelbrot rejected that his office suggesting netanyahu is lawyers concentrate on their case not public opinion he is recommending charges against netanyahu in 3 separate cases each with its own code

benjamin crumple, speaking tuesday. mr. crump: this verdict is for trayvon martin and michael brown and sandra bland and tamara wright and forric gardner, it's for antoine rhodes, jamel, for e.j. bradford and stephen clark, for jeffrey dennis, genevieve, for pamela turner, for so many unarmed black and brown human beings all across america. this verdict today is for them! amy: after the jury returned its verdict, prosecutors introduced racist and offensive text messages and social media posts written by guyger in which she joked about martin luther king jr.'s death and called herseself a racist. for more we go to dallas, texas, to speak with benjamin crump, the attorney for the family botham jean, the author of "open season, legalized genocide of colored promise. welcome to democracy now!, benefit crump, overall respond to the verdict, as we speak the sentence has not been decided. benjamin: correct. it w was a historic verdict in the fact my co-counsels are darrelle washington and lee merit. we believe that this is the first time that a white p polic woman had erer been convicted of murder of a black man in america. so we d