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he owns birmingham city. ramy inocencio joins us with the details of these allegations. >> carson yeung was granted bail thursday with a bond ever 7 million hong kong dollars or just under 1 million u.s. he was arrested on wednesday and has been charged with five counts of money laundering. using five different bank accounts betwe s between 2001 a. i spoke with the ceo of birmingham outside of hong kong's eastern district courthouse. he tried to distance the football club from its owner. >> the charge is not related to the birmingham d'alessio club. >> at the same time, birmingham's acting chairman posted a statement on the club's website saying, quote, members of the previous board were placed on bail for a significant amount of time and nothing came of it. the law says a person is presumed innocent until proven guilty. according to afp, he said the fact that prosecutors declined to identify the allegedly criminal origin of the money actually showed the weakness of the case and that is how things stand now.

speaker, in this -- in this week when we celebrate the contribution of birmingham's care assistance and the lobbying families who lock after their loved ones, will the prime minister join with me in condemning birmingham city council for cutting care to 4,100 of the most vulnerable in our city branded unlawful by the high court and can i ask the prime minister what does he intend to do to ensure that the birmingham city council fail the elderly and the disabled? >> i think everyone in the house should recommend it is care week and i'll be celebrating with many people who take part and who are careers and the government is giving them more breaks and specifically nugget 800 million pounds for those looking after disabled children get regular breaks has what we have in birmingham is an excellent conservative and liberal democrat alliance doing a very good job recovering from the complete mess labour made of that city for decade after decade. >> last night on channel 4 television there was a documentary called the killing fields showing the atrocities by the sharelakan government which res

they are on their way to birmingham and they will be there shortly. tavis: so as that moment in history, who was -- who the heck was diane nash? [laughter] >> well, i was a student at fisk university in nashville, tennessee. and i had gotten extremely upset and outraged and angry really because nashville was segregated and there were signs and it was very dehumanizing. so i became involved in the sit-in movement and in 1961, the freedom rides had begun. we in nashville, in the nashville movement absolutely shared the objectives that the -- racial equality had in doing that project and we had said that we will stand by in case they need help. and so when the riders were viciously attacked in birmingham nashville ,e understood that the ride must not stop right then, because if it had, the message would have been sent that you could stop a non-violent project by inflicting massive violence. if that message had been sent, we would not have been able to have a movement about voting rights or anything else without getting a lot of people killed. so it was c

to fund bases turning against him with the villa faithful less than happy with the situation to birmingham bosses are pursuing the legal part of the deal threatening to report to the premier league unless the contract matters are sorted the fifty two year old is set to replace houllier at villa who was forced to step down into two month thing health problems is. to the greens or remark or oil is simply in a league of his own at the moment is continuing his own priesthood and the dominance of the u.s. open the northern ireland native setting a thirty six hole record for the major leading by a must of six shots after those two runs the twenty two year old drawing comparisons to currently injured tiger woods during his initial rise to the top this eagle on the rolling in perfectly helping mcelroy card a magnificent sixty five to add to this day one sixty six great scores a royal actually reached a thirteen on draft of the seventeenth hole which has never been done before the tournament and while a bogey in the it dates seven bucks his exploits were still enough for a six true lead over neares

tonight, we will celebrate the "barbour of birmingham" with its -- "barber of birmingham" and will be dots festival in silver springs, maryland. mr. speaker, the screening of this film and its historic accounts are deserving of tribute. i commend the independent filmmakers and co-directors, robin friday, and the late gail dolgen for their collaborative vision and capturing mr. james armstrong's life. a birm --ingham legend, it told the thousands of foot soldiers that were not written in the history books. i applaud the directors for their wonderful ren dention of mr. james armstrong's life. i applaud gail dolgen for her steadfast determination while battling breast cancer and co-directing through her hospice bed in order to submit the film for the sundance festival. she died two weeks prior. i pay homage to ms. amelia boynton of selma who provided hiss tore account accounts for the film. the story visited and revisited the news of the beating of ms. amelia boynton and others that endured beatings on edmund pettis bridge on bloody sunday during their march for voting rights acts. thoug

wet on i-20, from birmingham to columbia, south carolina. and on i-85 from atlanta to charlotte.drenches i-94, from bismarck to madison. and on 90 in minnesota and the dakotas. also wet on i-5, from seattle to portland. icy spots on i-80, 84 and 90 in the northern rockies. >> and if you're headed to the airport today, you could expect delays in atlanta, minneapolis and charlotte. >>> well, the twitter scandal surrounding new york congressman anthony weiner doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon. >> oh, dear. so far, weiner's failure to explain how lewd photos were sent from his twitter account are leaving us with more questions than answers. jonathan karl sat down with the congressman. >> reporter: tweeted from the account of one of congress' brightest democratic stars. and directed to the twitter name of this 20-year-old college student. but it was the congressman's response that created the firestorm. >> answer the question. was it from you or not? >> sir, permit me -- do you want me to finish my answer? that will be reasonable. you do the questions. and i do the answers. a

sturrock rivals prepare to go to war that's after former birmingham city manager alex mcleish recently committed to aston villa but his former club are now demanding compensation over their broken contract worth more than five million pounds mcleish could now have to fund bases turning against him with the villa faithful less than happy with the situation to birmingham bosses are pursuing the legal part of the deal threatening to report to the premier league unless the contract matters are sorted the fifty two year old is set to replace houllier at villa who was forced to step down into two month thing health problems is. to the greens or remark or oil is simply in a league of his own little moments continuing his own precept into dominance the us open the northern ireland native setting a thirty six hole record for the major leaving by a mass of six shots after those two runs the twenty two year old drawing comparisons to currently injured tiger woods during his initial rise to the top this eagle on the rolling and perfectly helping mcelroy card a magnificent sixty five to add to this

and wish for blow in birmingham is sure to be an interesting place to be next season that after aston villa made alex mcleish that manager the school had been the boss of say their rivals birmingham city up to five days ago is former charges were relegated this season but also won the silver wear for dick decades in the form of their league cup triumph over also and all will of the other have finished ninth last year on the whole thing mcleish is the man to bring them into europe be aware have been without a permanent coach since the end of april when we here was forced on to the sidelines to health problems. now the n.h.l. season wrapped up wednesday night with new stanley cup champions the boston bruins returning to boston the day after france from one of america's premier sporting cities coming out in force to greet the first hockey title with us since one nine hundred seventy two the bruins taking a flight from canada where they defeated the vancouver can explore zero in the deciding game of their best of seven finals series around five hundred pounds as the t.d. garden arena in b

in contrast, to a birmingham or in contrast to little rock, for instance. so it's the case that the school's in atlanta, once the school desegregation case was actually filed in 1958, that the schools were desegregated by august of 1961. so as these things happened, that's a pretty short -- a relatively short transition period and yet what i would emphasize is that that desegregation occurred on a token basis. there are only 9 african-american students. and when one starts to think in terms of meaningful desegregation in atlanta, i don't think the record looks that different from any other city. and one could talk about lots of other areas and make the same observation. so, yes, atlanta has a great reputation. and it was able to transition in a way that maintained its image of moderation. and i would emphasize that, obviously, atlanta can boast still today having a successful african-american middle class, and that's really important. but at the same time, we should remember that there were people who were left behind and that's the important story to tell.

i've heard this mentioned by others that if you compare atlanta, birmingham and memphis, let's say, 1955, they're all about the same and size and let's say stature but atlanta becomes the -- what, the leading city of the southeast? is it because atlanta integration better than others? is it a better -- a larger, more dynamic black middle class? i think this in a way ties into what you're talking about. the movement in atlanta, you know, sort of singling it out but, you know, it did have a remarkable role nationally that seemed to have a bigger impact than, let's say those other two southeastern cities? >> uh-huh. well, that's a great question. and i will answer you by noting that when i first started this project, i chose atlanta because i thought that it would yield a success story. and that was for two reasons, one, because i understood that the white city fathers viewed themselves as racial moderates and, two, because of the black middle class, and the combination of those two factors one would see a pretty rapid and pretty smooth transition from jim crow to a regime of civil rights.

speaker, in this -- in this week when we celebrate the contribution of birmingham's care assistance and the lobbying families who lock after their loved ones, will the prime minister join with me in condemning birmingham city council for cutting care to 4,100 of the most vulnerable in our city branded unlawful by the high court and can i ask the prime minister what does he intend to do to ensure that the birmingham city council fail the elderly and the disabled? >> i think everyone in the house should recommend it is care week and i'll be celebrating with many people who take part and who are careers and the government is giving them more breaks and specifically nugget 800 million pounds for those looking after disabled children get regular breaks has what we have in birmingham is an excellent conservative and liberal democrat alliance doing a very good job recovering from the complete mess labour made of that city for decade after decade. >> last night on channel 4 television there was a documentary called the killing fields showing the atrocities by the sharelakan government which res

. >> bueno, el consejo de birmingham en alabama aprobó una resolución que condena la hb.oria con más rigor. >> nos vamos a california en donde décimas de personas presionaron para la firma de la ley sb 104 y también a la sombra en días de calor como nos dice, se le acabó el tiempo para vetar la medida. >> con banderas rojas se tomaron por undécimo día los alrededores del capitolio. aunque en la lucha aceptan que la demorara y la fofalta de un compromiso decisivo del gobernador jerry brown para los trabajadores del como los ha decepcionado. >> tiene que tomar la comunidad latina en cuenta y no solamente pueden esperar nuestros votos y no hacer nada. >> permite que los campesinos se unen a a sindicatos sin tener que votar públicamente frente a sus patrones que aseguran los amenaza y gerardo flores. >> antes de ellos. y está la comisión. >> ¿qué haces? >> el mejor compacto. tu no sabes nada. >> nunca nos tomaba todo. >> el sindicato. >> ¿en el sindicato no le roban nada? lo tratan con respeto. >> en los 70 jerry brown marchó y estuvo con el campesino cesar chávez, si está co

we'll go to the birmingham area for some reaction.scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. >>> well, checking our top stories at the half hour, police in delaware are investigating another set of twitter messages from congressman anthony weiner this time to a teenage girl. this morning, weiner told cnn's jason carroll that his tweets to the girl were neither explicit nor indecent. police say there's no proof of any inappropriate contact. >>> high winds, low humidity in arizona, both expected to fan the flames of the massive wildfire in the eastern part of the state. the blaze has scorched an area bigger than los angeles. right now, firefighters are trying to keep it from spreading into new mexico. >>> and a new illegal immigration law that's said to be the toughest in the nation is on the books in alabama. it takes effect september 1th. it requires the state to check the citizenship of every child who enrolls in sc

memphis, atlanta, birmingham, severe thunderstorm watches posted until about 9:00 tonight.ese high clouds develop in the sky, thunderstorms erupting out of that today. tomorrow and tuesday, a bigger threat for severe weather. overall picture today, the steam is on in the south that will continue. we'll talk more about where we will see that severe weather tomorrow coming up in a bit. >> thank you very much. i'm fredricka whitfield, much more of the newsroom straight ahead with my buddy, don lemon. have a great week. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> hello,ve

severe storms and flash floods from birmingham and nashville all the way to new england.with a chance of tornadoes from oklahoma city to wichita and from montana to wyoming. some much-needed rain falls on texas. thunderstorms around the gulf coast. >> we have 91 degrees in new orleans. 90 in miami. a wet 79 here in new york. 70s in the twin cities, omaha, and detroit. phoenix hits a scorching 110 degrees. sacramento coming in at 96. >> maybe good golf weather. >> that would be. hot. golf early in the morning. >> exactly. >>> u.s. open golf champ rory mcilroy has returned to his native northern ireland a hometown hero. >> the phenom stopped by the golf course where he developed his game as a youngster to show off his trophy. such a cool story. his parents worked so hard. >> they did. they sacrificed so much for him. mcilroy was hoping for a quiet homecoming but he was greeted by a swarm of media from all over the world. what should he expect after taking his first media title. he really walked away with the u.s. open towards the end of that last round. you know, as a 22-ye

the balance is such in the two major cities, the equivalent of london or birmingham, or washington, d.c. and new york, where you need that mass of demonstrations to turn the military forces. we are not just talking about al-assad. it is the family that is running the country. it is that tribal leadership that is running the country. is his very similar to the situation in libya. it is not because these people aren't prepared to take to the streets, the amount of security in those cities is so significant. >> and so far the security forces don't seem to have turned against the al-assad family. that begs the question of what can the international community can do. you are paritying the state department said today, actions, not words. >> exactly. the state department can continue to say that, but there is very little leverage left to the united states. on this day that president al-assad was giving his speech, the european union was considering further sanctions. it doesn't make any difference what the international community does. it is to take a decision by the people in damascus and in

cross city defection of their manager wants enough more misery could be in store for english club birmingham city as their own are causing young has been charged with money laundering in his native hong kong the fifty one year old businessman appeared in course to face the five counts of the offense totaling more than ninety million u.s. dollars how is that young doesn't think any of the charges will affect the club he bought two years ago betting and claimed their first trophy in forty eight years last season by beating austin to lift the luke cup but they failed to survive in the premier league and lost their manager alex mcleish to arch rivals aston villa earlier this month. saying with football and forward in a moscow coach under a copy of has been named as the new manager of bottom side previous or better off in the russian premier league the forty two year old has signed a three year deal after being sacked as dyno boss last year he is expected to drastically restore the fortunes of the smarter side something his predecessor alexander cannot fail to do and was fired on tuesday after th

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birmingham and much of florida. another scorcher from louisiana to west texas. showers and thunderstorms in the rockies. >>> and 75 degrees in boise. 69 in salt lake. triple-digit heat in phoenix. and 93 in albuquerque. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city and dallas climbs up to 97. new orleans, 92. it is 78 degrees here in new york. >>> all right. coming up another multibillion dollar banking merger. >>> and then repairing the damage to a city's streets and also its image after violent protests broke out in vancouver. >>> and from phones to chandeliers, it's all got to go. buying a piece of sin city's heyday. >>> the global economy shows no signs of lifting. fears that greece will default on its debt is bringing markets down again. tokyo's nikkei average was off 60 points today. hong kong's hang seng was also down, and in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street the dow gained 64 points yesterday. the nasdaq index lost nearly 8. >>> well, one nontraditional bank is buying another. >>> capital one best known as a credit cart issuer is acquiring ing direct a

football and birmingham is sure to be an interesting place to be next season. villa mate alex mcleish there monitor the scots had been head of city rivals burnham city just five days ago his former charges were relegated this season the second time that's happened since he took over in two thousand and seven on the other hand finished ninth last year are hoping fifty two year old mcleish is the man to bring them into europe. since the end. was forced off the sidelines she to help. takes to the crease where the west indies have ended their fifty one day international series with a robust still showing against india it was the tourists really wrapped up the overall win the windies will take heart ahead of next monday's test against the same opposition the squad won the toss and put india at the box somewhat the likes of such an. hard seeing missing the west indies set apart their times with early intent to its would fall before the broccoli. partnership would make a solid cut into the windies bowling ranks clearly falling just half a dozen run short of a century

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showers around nashville, birmingham, much of florida. thunderstorms.the rockies. >> 75 in boise. 67, seattle. phoenix, 103. albuquerque, 93. 80s. twin cities. chicago, omaha, 78. here in new york. 92 in new or leans. >> hot there in texas. how would you look to talk abut this. pretty impressive this guy. talking about 25-year-old austin zelcowski arrived in santa monica, california ending a 3,400 mile, coast to coast odyssey all on skates. >> yeah, rather unique looking. not average rollerblades. he started here in new york last october. carried that american flag the entire way by the way. the reason for the trip, he just wanted to inspire young folks to do something extraordinary. which we can agree he has done. >> really cool. carried the flag. to finish it up, zelcowski went into the ocean with skalts on and all. he said now it is over he will fly back home to michigan hopefully putting his feet up. >> probably wanted to cool off. >> coast right in. impressive though. >> maybe time for us to skate out of here. >> driving cross-country is hard. >> w

last night in birmingham... ♪ a sold-out concert headlined by the country group alabama, raised more $1 million to help the survivors. mark strassmann, who covered the tornadoes, returned to tuscaloosa, to talk to some of the folks who escaped with their lives. >> reporter: across alabama's landscape of loss, some images stood out, like this one. her name is faye hyde, and this slap was her home. >> that's where my bathroom, living room, kitchen, and dining room. >> reporter: she took shelter in a closet with three grandchildren who lived with her. they staggered out into ruin. >> i didn't even know what was there for a minute. i was in a daze. i couldn't believe it-- it was our home. i... i was so glad my grandkids were saved. and they were wet and cold. i was thanking god for letting us be safe. as long as the kids were safe, i was okay. >> reporter: safe and now living in a rented house. >> we've got a long ways to go, but we'll get there a little at a time. >> reporter: satellite images show the destruction's scale. this apartment complex was wiped away by the tornado. chelsea th

the aston villa made alex and grace their manager and school have been the boss of city rivals birmingham city up to five days ago is going to challenge as well the gate of the season but also want to silverware for decades in the form of their league cup triumph over us and all will be out of the other hand finished ninth and are hoping mcleish is the man to bring them into europe really i have been without a permanent coach since the end of april when we here was forced onto the sidelines due to health problems. and over in the russian game the managerial saga continues with seven premier league coaches sacked within three months one of those is for another committee of have your tickets now john who finally cleared his look at earlier on friday it's even managed just losing by mitchell called sounds with a forty two year old person stands you to receive compensation local fide in following the two one last thought gee a bit of mean there had been rumors of fixing allegations behind that dismissal. belove jobless though he's been offered the general manager position of these clubs are a

stan horns dean the surface to was an old civil-rights investigator investigator, transferred from birmingham to of very quiet fbi office and thought he would be far removed from this type of incident. but stand, and the original fbi agent was able to fill and a lot of missing piece is early on surrounding how important colonel alon was. these are the kinds of things only the fbi at that time had access to. montgomery county police did not have access to sensitive information that the fbi had possession of. they formed a partnership with the cold case squad to get to the bottom of what happened. this probably not a politically correct statement we called ourselves the graybeards dies trying to figure out to figure out what happened and put together the pieces of the puzzle i am truly honored and i don't know there is to gentlemen from the associated press that provided an extraordinary amount of help and as i mentioned in my book "chasing shadows" i would not want any one of them hunting me. i am sure they do wonderful work. thank you for coming. their diligence research in this case provided

or new york or san francisco or los angeles but good birmingham alabama that's clearly gore transformative of what's going on there are not saying they're lying i'm not saying that what they believe is untrue is true of their specific segments of the population for a group of people who don't believe in materialism there. is greater when you're writing plays it out is there. is a thing of the people like watching it you go to the world. areas i mean these are some of the top rated shows from decades of present day their hits their evil grow challenge so you're just scared that people are going to i don't know i'm not going to try to think that may be like can be like it is in the city no i will no i think that's the point that i'm making with regard to the shows is that there isn't a lot of choice on television there really is not a i mean if you have you know if you buy whatever satellite or some kind of package you have hundreds of channels this is something that you would agree with they're all controlled by six major corporations and it is easy to choose whether you want support of the

and birmingham's park to anti- illegal immigration by state lawmakers passed this month.g police checking status anybody the could be in the country illegally. it was a violent weekend along the streets of chicago. 13 people were hurt and one was killed with three separate instances. five were shot when people open up fire in a neighborhood one person died there. five people were shot in another neighborhood. a photograph of 130 years of bill the kid sold for the amount of $2.3 million of a denver auction. it was supposed to bring in thousands but it clearly went way up, the billionaire, william cook purchased the total william coke. rafael takes the close look at the most recent arrests. >> the recent capture of a drug lord and mexico this time it was jose mensuss, also known as the monkey. the eat mexican car drug cartel " law of somalia. with eight tunja billion dollars---la familia drug cartel. >> we would have a signed them into one area. and if they had a profile they did things right? in the did not kidnap people. in 2009, the mexican government has captured/killed

through the civil rights movement in a much better position than many other cities in the south, birmingham obviously was tarred by its response to the civil rights movement. do you have anything to share about how the civil rights movement was received in savannah? >> i wasn't here when this would have been in the 1960's. they remember and lisa might able to quote this in the historical. let's say within the last ten years there was a story about the integration of savannah and it had something there was a pickup on like atlanta and the city too busy to hate and savannah was a city too busy to like. if you remember -- i'm sorry. anyway, it was a positive statement about the peaceful integration during the 1960's savannah and to people that i do know for malcolm mclean and w.w. law who was the postman and the naacp, and they work for a closely together to open swimming pools and all kind of things to get things done in a quieter way then there might have been carried as a matter of fact, in that article which we remember martin luther king jr. was quoted in 1964 as saying that savannah was

an all time record forty four million americans on food stamps so things are getting worse and birmingham is in a state of demonic and he said of course he very hinted at least that q.e. three the controversial and quantitative easing program is not that he continued it's a question the current the current round of of pumping dollars into the economy is set to expire soon do you think that they'll stick to that promise already think of that that will contain printing. i don't think there's any way to stick to those problems because the truth is that around the world people are getting tired buying u.s. government debt there's been headlines about china reducing their holdings of short term government bonds lately the top official in the russian government came out recently and so they're going to continue to cut back on u.s. government debt can go the largest bond fund in the world because. they're going to reduce their holdings the u.s. government has over the long term and still don't there is not that many buyers in the marketplace and yet the u.s. government has to continue to issue m

through the civil rights movement in a much better position than many other cities in the south, birmingham, obviously, was tarred by its response to the civil rights movement. do you have anything to share about how the civil rights movement was received in savannah? >> i was not here when this would have been in the 1960s. i do remember and lisa white might be able to quote this in theorn george historical quarterly let's say within the last 10 years there was a story about the integration of savannah. and it had something -- there was a pickup like the savannah a busy to hate and savannah was too busy to what. do you remember, lisa. i'm sorry to put the heat on you. it was a positive statement about the compare actively peaceful integration during the 1960s of savannah. and two people i do know was malcolm maclaine who was the mayor and ww law who was a postman who was the head of the naacp and they worked very, very closely to open swimming pools and all kinds of things to get things done in a quieter way. as a matter of fact, in that very -- in that article, which, obviously, i can't r

we are just south of birmingham. this is a supermarket that caters to the hispanic community and what people here are telling us is that the number of customers coming to places like this one has decreased because there's a lot of fear, a lot of this information. people really not knowing how this law that goes into effect on september 1st, is going to be impleme implemented. parents asking what's going to happen to their children. part of the law mandates school districts to inquire into the immigration status of children so parents are wondering, are they going to be picked up if there's any sort of irregularity. many people are afraid if they give somebody a ride and they don't really know what the immigration status of that person is, they're going to get in trouble. so we've been talking to people and that's what we find. a lot of this information, a lot of fear and this what is some of those people told us last night. >> many are afraid. they're planning to go back to where they come from. >> you got a friend,