bernice spotted eagle is raising six of her great grandchildren and three grandchildren. >> i wake up praying with them, talking to them, getting them ready, clean them up, send them to school. i do all this by myself - that's what keeps me going. in the "tiospaye", grandparents have the same rights to raise children as parents. the oglala sioux tribe has been able to honor this tradition by taking over child welfare from the state. they created lowo, or lakota people caring for our children. it's the tribes' own child protection agency, and it empowers tribal courts in a unique way. >> lakota people, we've always lived crowded. you know you look at the teepee thing and so you can get four or five girls lying on the floor in the bedroom and as long as they were safe and as long as they were loved and as long as they were protected and fed that's acceptable. dss would not allow that in any placements. using our tradition and culture we were able to find a lot of kids permanency with extended family. bernice's great grandchildren have been able to live here together, go to school and re

bernice says, i think there are different kinds of individuals, she the differentiates between city vs. rural and gurka says, depends on what is quote unquote good. and becca, i want you in this conversation. when i was growing up in this community, sbl successful child was a doctor or lawyer. what would you say is the successful definition or measure of a good parent? >> right now it's a parent who doesn't let their kid sit on the ipad all day. and on the other hand there's all this pressure for your kid to be an app developer and sell their app to google by the time they're 12 and all these teens are developing apps and you think your kid is a failure because they can't code. there has to be a balance between your expectations of your child and what's real. but i think part of this pressure actually comes from all this are digital, focusing on parenting than ever before. it's not just the kids who feel the pressure, it's the parents who feel the pressure. >> dr. kang in your book you talk about three styles of parent, the jellyfish, the dolphin and the tiger. give us a definition of

interview withan bernice king, daughter of chris got king, who was also heavily featured in "selma." booktv, 48 hours every weekend on c-span2. american history to become 48 hours of american history begins tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. thanks for being with us and enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] ♪ years old and to mark a decade of compelling conversations, we are featuring interviews. writing and her career as a television pundit. trends in, the latest energy technology in the problems created by climate change. we heard from michael phillips of the endangered species foundation who says that using more renewable energy resources can address the rabbit sanction -- the rapid extinction of species around the world. here is more. >> what, then, are we to make of the crisis before us? it is not a speeding asteroid. rather, it is us marching inexorably in this direction in a most powerful

king's daughter, bernice king says her brothers want to sell the items. they claim their sister removed the items from their father's estate and hid them. >>> drivers who use i-76 may run into some delays, more than usual, over the next few weeks. septa shut down the westbound right lane near 30th street station starting last night. that's because crews are working on improving the emergency exit for the 30th street trolley station. these closures will be in effect from 9:00 p.m. through 5:00 a.m. sunday through thursday until the end of january. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a good look at the clouds that are starting things off today. this is the same cloud cover that was with us all through the weekend. this is the view from here at the nbc 10 studios. clouds will be thinning out, however, today. look at the mild start. 43 degrees right now in philadelphia. a 7-mile-an-hour wind out of the north-northwest, making it feel like 39 degrees. so, not much of a windchill this morning. in the pocono mountai

king's daughter, bernice king says her brothers want to sell those items. they claim their sister removed the items from their father's estate and hid them. >>> friends of the alleged victim of a gang rape at a university of virginia frat house say they encourage the victim to contact police. three of the victim's friends say they were wrongfully portrayed in a recent "rolling stone" article as uncaring people who were more concerned about their reputations than the victim's well-being. in that article, the alleged victim said she was gang raped by seven men at a fraternity house in 2012. an independent investigator has been hired to look into allegations and how the school handled the case. >>> 15 minutes after 4:00 now. a former cia official who oversaw the agency's interrogation program says the senate report that was released last week threw the cia under the bus. jose rodriguez headed the counterterrorism section. he says that report on harsh interrogation methods betrays intelligence officials and will erode their trust in future presidential administ

i'd now like to recognize the gentlelady who represents part of dallas county, the honorable eddie bernice from the same hometown i do, waco, texas. ms. johnson: thank you very much. i'm delighted to join you in saying some words about ralph hall, my friend. it has been my honor and privilege to serve with my colleague and friend and we had some laughs just recently when i visited him about our history nd working together in elected office. our relationship goes back to when i was in the texas house and i left the texas house in the 1970's. talking about things that we remember. i really regret that he's not here today, but he wanted to be and he planned to be, but he's not going to make it today. but as all of you who have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out -- as all of you have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out on stories and jokes, some of them really funny and some can't be said in some places. so i won't try to match him in story telling but i'm going to tell you a little story that happened when ralph switched parties. called him and c

king's daughter bernice king says her brothers want to sell the items. they claim their sister removed the items from their father's estate and hid them. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> lots of clouds and no rain, not today. it will stay dry. a mostly cloudy day, a few spots will see some sunshine. others will just be looking at gray skies like we saw over the weekend. tomorrow those clouds start to produce. we're tracking some rain that will be moving in during the day tomorrow, and then this weekend our mix of rain and snow is possible together. looks like a weekend storm is coming together most likely on sunday. right now doylestown, 41 degrees, cloudy, cloudy, cloudy. philadelphia is 44. 43 degrees in cape may, and the temperatures have warmed up a little bit. we're thrmoving up one or two degrees. there are a few spots like this however. this is in the pocono mountains. a few scattered clouds overhead. you can see some sunshine illuminating the snow in the mountains. temperatures will stay chilly across the

. >> while we were there, we met bernice who signed up to receive toys for the first time.gh a translater, she told us she is hoping to get gifts for her three children, including her four-year-old son, buddy, since her husband has had a hard time finding work. >> see the other children see getting toys and they will feel sad and wonder why. >> a retired couple donated $300 after they heard about what happened. this nonprofit is counting on the holiday spirit and generosity of others to make amends. if you'd like to help, we posted information on our website, ktvu.com. just go under the web link section and click under santa cruz county, toys for tots program. ktvu channel 2 news. >> now at 6:00, another round of heavy rain is heading our way. we're tracking the latest in a series of storms taking aim at the bay area tonight. >>> the well-known real estate website, zillow, is at the center of a lawsuit. a former employee says is so bad that she felt terrorized. >>> a bay area veteran missing for more than a week. where he was last spottedded in a crowd and why his family is

that's what we should have, bernice.ould be rewritten to say under extraordinary circumstances with a signed order by the president of the united states, these techniques may be employed. that's how the law -- would you object to that law if it were written that way? >> you know what? possibly. i think that there is a lot of details in this community that we don't know. to use the example of my son or my daughter, i want my son and my daughter back. i don't want to know how you brought them back. i want them back for sure. >> there you go. >> don't misunderstand my not supporting torture, with not letting the cia do what they do best. >> as a nation. >> to gather intelligence. >> as a nation, we can draw better laws. gets the last word. >> i'm just baffled by the left. they put a lot of faith in government, bill. it's sad to see them distrust the cia. >> but they always have. >> i know they have. >> think don't like authoritarian. >> i agree, it's reckless and disingenuous. americans will be killed over this and the pres

times more likely well severe mental illness in prisons rather than hospitals t working with eddy bernice johnson of texas and, they understand whether you are white, black, asian, latino, whatever it is, it is wrong to not have care accessible, and, therefore, we send people to jail. once a person committees a crime, they've got to do the time, but in a context of that, if you have a person has been abusing drugs or self-medicating themselves because they have early signs and systems of schizophrenia, bi-polar, other certain mental illness, we need to get them access to treatment. >> that's the part that is not to rabble no matter what the person's race is. i hope you become a voice for saying let's get access to treatment before tragedy. let's take the colors off of this of someone's race and understand people have a right to get better and a right to access to treatment. host: our last call from ohio, laura, good morning, independent line with congressman tim murphy. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am an army veteran with ptsd. to the veteran that called, whatever

well, the way i learned about aoki is one day i was interviewing a former fbi agent bernice threadgill. i met him in the course of doing he research, i had spent many hours with him in the period of months. and i -- this process where i documents to him and we would review them and iscuss them and i would take notes about this. ne day i showed him records without any notice. and he noticed richard aoki's name. know that guy. he was my informant. this.surprised to hear but we talked more about it. obtained a ly i detail record tape he recorded statement about richard aoki. before so id of him began to research who he was. i read everything that i could him and i interviewed him too. 2007, i interviewed him twice on the telephone and tape recorded it with his permission. asked second interview, i him if he remembered a man named bernie threadgill. his initial reaction was, who's that? said, well, isn't it true that you used to work for the fbi? and he said something like who said that? bernie id well threadgill told me that. he said, he did? we talked more. pressed him for a response of

i'd now like to recognize the gentlelady who represents part of dallas county, the honorable eddie bernice johnson who comes from the same hometown i do, waco, texas. ms. johnson: thank you very much. i'm delighted to join you in saying some words about ralph hall, my friend. it has been my honor and privilege to serve with my colleague and friend and we had some laughs just recently when i visited him about our history nd working together in elected office. our relationship goes back to when i was in the texas house and i left the texas house in the 1970's. talking about things that we remember. i really regret that he's not here today, but he wanted to be and he planned to be, but he's not going to make it today. but as all of you who have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out -- as all of you have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out on stories and jokes, some of them really funny and some can't be said in some places. so i won't try to match him in story telling but i'm going to tell you a little story that happened when ralph switched parties

mlk's daughter, bernice king says her brothers want to sell those items. they claim their sister removed those items from their father's estate and hid them. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> cloudy start for most of the area, looking like this, kind of like the weekend did, but there are a few spots that are already seeing some clearing. and as a result, some colder temperatures. but with the clouds in most of the area, it's fairly mild this morning. 43 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the northwest at 13 miles an hour makes it feel like 36 degrees. the winds won't be terribly strong during the day today. we'll be watching for breaks of sunshine in cape may. right now it's a cloudy start in cape may, but just to the north, the skies have cleared and that's led to some colder temperatures. doylestown is 38. 40 in pottstown, 43 degrees in philadelphia, but look at toms river. that's not a mistake. there are numerous reports in the area of temperatures in the 20s where the skies have cleared. the rest of the area

bernice king. >> the grand jury decision in ferguson have sparked nationwide protests, including one that will take place this afternoon, called hands up, walk out. can you tell us how that protest will work? >> this is a protest that really has been spread and seems to have been organized on social media at 12:01 today. the local time here, colleges around the country, we understand in some 30 cities, students ever planned protests to basically walk out at 12:01 with their hands up to show solidarity with ferguson. there is another large protest underway, the naacp in the middle of their seven day 120-mile journey to jefferson city to meet with the governor and that's happening at we speak. >> jonathan martin for us in st. louis, thank you. >> those protests over ferguson now extend to the nfl. last night, five members of the st. louis rams coming out with their hands up during pregame introductions, staging the protest without telling the head coach beforehand. st. louis police officers association calling that move offensive and asking the nfl to discipline the players involved. >

fact that she to d look to the west rbara lee, look south to jackson lee, go down to texas to eddie bernice johnson, alabama, and bring all theeks experiences together and -- all these experiences together and form a cohesive approach. i'm proud to call her my leader and proud to call her my personal friend, and i would like to yield the balance of my time to the dean of the congressional black caucus, and come january 6 will be the dean of the entire united states congress, the gentleman from detroit, mr. conyers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. conyers:00 thank you so much. -- mr. conyers: thank you so much. i field as all of us do that we rise today to honor an accomplished public servant, an effective problem solver, and a tireless advocate for our society's most vulnerable. congress woman marcia fudge of ohio, as she concludes her tenure as chairwoman of the congressional black caucus, makes us all obligated to share our deep appreciation for her courage and her thoughtfulness. since taking office six years ago, congresswoman fudge has been a nat

bernice kruger is 1 is 00-years-old. she loves to be with her children.rk and staying busy, that's the way you live to be 100. etta may and karl tarpley, they like to fish and garden together. that's it. and now back to all the santas little helpers in new york mistletoe all right, willard, merry christmas. thanks very much. >> look who is here. look what the cat drug in. >> merry christmas mistletoe i was opening my gifts with santa. we did well, this year. we have a great show, a special christmas show, joel osteen the paster will be with us and we will fix the perfect christmas message. >> and it's time >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> a very good christmas morning to you. i'm sam brock. a special christmas day matchup on the hard court. the warriors are in l.a. to take on the clippers. golden state currently sits at the top of the western conference standings, but the clippers are definitely in the hunt. just five games back. the warriors are looking for a little bit of redemption, actually, after a poor showing on tuesday night when they were

bernice kruger is 1 is 00-years-old. she loves to be with her children.ve to be 100. etta may and karl tarpley, they like to fish and garden together. that's it. and now back to all the santas little helpers in new york mistletoe all right, willard, merry christmas. thanks very much. >> look who is here. look what the cat drug in. >> merry christmas mistletoe i was opening my gifts with santa. we did well, this year. we have a great show, a special christmas show, joel osteen the paster will be with us and we will fix the perfect christmas message. >> and it's time for us to open our christmas santa (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [ music playing ] >> welcome to "today" on this christmas morning of december 25ening, 2014, i'm willie gievths along with al, natalie, tamron, a very merry

i'd now like to recognize the gentlelady who represents part of dallas county, the honorable eddie bernice johnson who comes from the same hometown i do, waco, texas. ms. johnson: thank you very much. i'm delighted to join you in saying some words about ralph hall, my friend. it has been my honor and privilege to serve with my colleague and friend and we had some laughs just recently when i visited him about our history nd working together in elected office. our relationship goes back to when i was in the texas house and i left the texas house in the 1970's. talking about things that we remember. i really regret that he's not here today, but he wanted to be and he planned to be, but he's not going to make it today. but as all of you who have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out -- as all of you have had the pleasure of serving with ralph, we are missing out on stories and jokes, some of them really funny and some can't be said in some places. so i won't try to match him in story telling but i'm going to tell you a little story that happened when ralph switched parties