the reverend nelson smith of birmingham, alabama. attorney peter hall of birmingham, alabama. this is a committee of 20 persons who will meet in the church upstairs for final instructions from our leader dr. king. a gentleman from california -- make mrs. wants please come to the speaker stand. will the drivers of all the shuttle buses begin moving quietly to your buses. i want everybody here to keep your position. if you are seated or if you are standing until the benediction is pronounced. this is a nonviolent assembly. we came together and we will leave together. someone has just passed to me a wallet which was found. if you can identify, i will be happy to give it to you. this march is very costly. when you come up against the state, where your tax money is being used to keep you down, we must give liberally if we are to give up. please, if you have a contribution, at the close of the service, do not take it home, but give it to me. for i am the treasurer of the southern christian leadership conference. when you get home, make your checks to sclc and mail them to the southe

now i am supposed to bring greetings from birmingham, alabama. and birmingham is a magic city.re like here a climate of oppression rains on one hand and will neglect of its negroes innocence on the other. if the mobs don't stop negroes, the police will if the police miss you, the courts are bound to get you. these are the hectic days of bull. mr. carter who us to set down the law. i'm the law. he brought that down to brother george. because george is trying to use it now. but now, since we have turned mr. carter out, we got a mayor that is not quite a bull -- he thinks that you can substitute tears for positive action. his philosophy now seems to be don't act bad, but do not go in any further than you have to go. and don't do anymore then you must do. and because he is crying the klansmen are using more dynamite now than they used to use. we are going to have to start devastating like hell in birmingham, alabama. now, the voter registrations have not become quite christian either. i can't take time to quote the statistics. the voter registration policy is now -- let many come b

i'm supposed to bring greetings from birmingham, alabama. police will. and in f the police miss you, the courts will finally get you. these was the hectic days of bull. mr. con lore who-- mr. connor i think he brought that down to brother george. now since we've turned mr. connor without we've got a mayor that's not quite a bull but he's a crying mayor. and he thinks that you can substitute tears for positive action. and the philosophy now seems to be now don't act bad like you used to act, but don't go any further than you to go and don't do any more than you must go and act like it tears when you know it ain't. and because he is crying, the klansman hasn't let up on him. we're going to have to demonstrating like helr in alabama because we're tired of the dynamite. there's too many of us still not voting. i shant take time to go into statistics. voter registration policy let many come but let few pass. they still use a test a california lawyer can't pass. still use petty criminal offenses. for instance if you've had a few lottery tickets, yo

today i'm in birmingham, alabama, which is rolling foothills of the appalachians. they say that wars are fought to change maps and this episode of "strange inheritance" is about a map, a very old map and one that survives in a family whose history spans from texas to virginia and then back here to alabam alabama. >> my name is patrick martin. my parents died in 1999 and my sister and i inherited the house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> the house patrick and his sister peggy inherited in birmingham is now their home. patrick, thank you so much for having me over. >> it's our pleasure. >> patrick's parents moved to alabama from maryland and bought the house in the 1960s. patrick, an architect, returns to take care of his ill parents in 1994, but then has his own health scare. >> i had a quintuple bypass. >> that leads to an early retirement at age 47. with lots of time on his hands he starts rummaging through the house, including the attic. it's here he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. >> this looks very,

jamie: in birmingham, alabama, patrick martin awaits latest appraisal of his "strange inheritance," an 1849 first edition map of new state of texas, value pegged $80,000, if right that would go a long way to wiping out the debt patrick has run-up since retiring after bypass surgery. >> the map ph-pt a lo meant a l, you put a dollar value on it, that can change your basketball -- financial base, you think i can get rid of this debt but you don't want to buy into it yet. jamie: its condition could have an impact on its sale price, joe brings map to dallas to get a 6 opinion from sandra paolino. what condition of the map in? >> wonderful condition, amazing to us. that there were no separations on any of the foldss, condition is everything. jamie: value is rising with every fold that we're opening. did you know, as an expert, that it existed? >> this particular map is newly discovered because it was on nobody's radar. jamie: how big is market 1234. >> collector love that period from 1834 through late 1850s. jamie: so many families trace their texan roots to immigration boom of that period.

got no answer, because i wasn't there. >> reporter: dick middleton is still alive, living in birmingham, alabamareporter: he was a birmingham police officer, yeah? >> that is not him. >> reporter: he told the washington post it was him. >> no, no, that is not. >> reporter: would you ask him? did you show him this? >> yes, it's not him. >> reporter: people have brought it before? >> yes, they have done it before. it's not him. >> reporter: who is that? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: >> reporter: some other birmingham cop? >> yes. >> it's a buddy's co-worker said it was. >> i know -- but what is that in 40 years ago? 50 years ago? >> reporter: yes. >> i didn't think it was him when i looked at him. it's not him. >> reporter: so you knew about it, too, huh? >> the picture. >> reporter: yes? >> everybody in the world has known about it. >> reporter: that is rue. are you his son? >> no, son-in-law. >> reporter: not him, huh? >> no. >> reporter: nobody wants to be that cop, eternal symbol of o'presentation and no matter who he is, remember it was the children of birmingham who fill his jail cell and

attorney billings of birmingham, alabama, mrs. rufus lewis of montgomery, alabama, and mr. dick drennons of the university of alabama, a white student. and the reverend jesse douglas of montgomery, alabama. if you approve of this committee, say aye. audience: aye. >> the committee is now instructed to meet for final instructions in the auditorium of the dexter avenue baptist church, just one block away here in the shadow of the capital with our leader, dr. king, has been pronounced. we will now return to our national leaders. mr. james farmer could not be here today because of illness. but we do want mr. jim pick to tell us -- whether core is behind the movement of freedom. mr. peck. >> i want to bring greetings from jim farmer. i want to tell you there are a lot of poor people in the march from all over the country from as far away as the west coast. as for myself, some of you know i have a little souvenir from alabama, 53 stitches in my head , which i got on the freedom ride. but at least i am alive. where is my friend bill moore is dead. and it is appropriate today to ta

now i am supposed to bring greetings from birmingham, alabama. and birmingham is a magic city.ains on one hand and will neglect of its negroes innocence on the other. if the mobs don't stop negroes the police will. if the police miss you, the courts are bound to get you. these are the hectic days of bull. mr. carter who us to set down -- used to set down the law. i'm the law. he brought that down to brother george. because george is trying to use it now. but now, since we have turned mr. conner out, we got a mayor that is not quite a bull -- he thinks that you can substitute tears for positive action. his philosophy now seems to be don't act bad like you used to act, but do not go in any further than you have to go. and don't do anymore then you must do. and because he is crying, the klansmen are using more dynamite now than they used to use. we are going to have to start demonstrating like hell in birmingham, alabama. [cheers and applause] now, the voter registrations have not become quite christian, either. i can't take time to quote the statistics. the voter registration pol

. >>> a fight on facebook sparked a deadly shooting in birmingham alabama. police say teenage girls were involved in an online dispute that started three weeks ago. they agreed to meet up at a park and the boyfriend of one of the girls fired a gun. 14-year-old girl was killed and another injured. police took the boys into custody. >>> cindy crawford was hailed after celebrating her body after an unaltered photo was put on social media. >> it's the photo that went viral for allegedly showing the real cindy craw -- crawford. this morning the i photo may not be real at all. he said the photo was stolen an altered and distributed to the media. the magazine using mostly head shots and video from the shoot only showed her from the chest up, but when a british journalist shareholder the altered and leaked image on twitter last month women around the world couldn't help but rejoyce. one woman tweeting turns out she has a real body like me. >> i'm happy with my body now but it's not my old body. >> reporter: crawford who spoke about her changing body during a 2012 in

. >> fortunately we have them both via skype right this minute from birmingham alabama, welcome to the show emmy and ella. you did take charge and help your friend out from under the tree what happen gave you the courage during this. >> i was worried ella's hurt i tried to get her up immediately to see my mom to make sure we were okay. >> you are okay right? you are okay. >> yes. >> did you guys have a knot on your heads at all, any kind of injuries? >> i had a knot but she had a escape on her back. >> oh. >> big bruises on my shoulders. >> that's it? a tree fell on you, you're pretty lucky, to be honest. when you went back to watch it is it scary, funny? >> after we knew we were okay we started laughing a bit. >> who tied this hammock up? who tied this to the tree? >> oh. >> did you notice that the free might have looked a little dead? >> i did not because i had been using that same tree all summer. >> what kind of reaction have you been getting from the video? >> some people are like oh, my gosh are you okay? others are like my gosh it is funny. >> it is funny, i have to admit. >> ho

. >> fortunately we have them both via skype "right this minute" from birmingham alabama. welcome to the show emmy and ella. emmy let's talk to you first. you really did take charge here and help your friend ella out from under this tree. what gave you the courage during all this? >> i was worried ella was hurt so i tried to get her up immediately so we could go see my mom and make sure we were okay. >> you were okay right? >> yes. >> did you guys have a knot on your heads at all? any kind of injuries? >> i had a knot but she had a scraped down her back. i had bruises on my shoulders. >> that's it? a tree fell on you. you are pretty lucky. when you saw the video, when you went back to watch it is it scary for you? is it funny? >> after we knew we were okay we started laughing a little bit. >> who actually tied this hammock up? who tied this to the tree? did you notice the tree might have looked a little dead? >> i did not, because i had been using that same tree all summer. >> what kind of reaction have you guys been getting from the video? >> some people were like oh, my

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just outside birmingham alabama, tonight, crews responding to a 14-car crash. in rhode island one vehicle sliding into another. one driver knocked down, taken to the hospital. back in kentucky, a convoy of plow trucks working to clear i-65 and get cars moving again. and authorities are hoping to have all of those stranded drivers and their cars out of the way by sometime tonight. here in louisville they are preparing for another blast of bitter cold expected to be record-breaking cold tomorrow. david? >> all right, let's get more on that meteorologist rob marciano is in philadelphia tonight with more on the cold moving in next. rob? >> reporter: good evening, david. the snow beginning to taper off here in philadelphia. believe it or not, this city was in a snowfall deficit until today and folks here making up for it by sledding down the rocky steps. all right, the back edge of the precip is now sliding through philadelphia back through richmond virginia. and really by 10:00 tonight, it will be all off the coast. by that time we'll see seven inches for new york

not birmingham, alabama of course but birmingham here. i'm very excited about.tent i'm excited about. >> how many weeks until the u.k. election? >> a month and a half. getting close. back to one of our big stories in the u.s. it's been a tough few weeks for lumberly inquiry lumber ly inquiry day to -- liquidators. >> the battle is joined. fighting back against allegations some of the flooring it sells is unsafe. it has a dedicated section on its website. a pair of slickly produced videos and held an hour long conference call to respond to an expose of 60 minutes claiming it has unsafe levels that causes cancer. but the founder and chairman tom sullivan was nowhere to be heard. instead rob lynch took aim at short seller fuelling the story to drive the stock price down. >> individuals with a financial agenda can orchestrate an agenda against us regarding the safety of our product and cause undue concern. >> the company claimed 60 minutes used the wrong test procedure even though it's the same one that regulators used to screen and lynch insists the company goes ab

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. >> coming up, president obama is in birmingham, alabama talk about efforts to target abusive payday lenders. then a discussion of the charges against army sergeant bowe bergdahl. later, microsoft founder bill gates and actor/director ben affleck testified about the need for foreign aid. >> on the next "washington journal," legal reporter jeremy jacobs previews supreme court rulings on whether the epa should have considered client costs. and then ian tuttle with the future of fraternities. then a roundtable discussion. as always, we will take your calls and you could join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. "washington journal," live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> friday, the bipartisan policy center hosted a discussion on voting in the united states. members of the presidential commission on election administration discussed the report on data sharing and other issues. see it lies medical camp eastern on c-span two -- see it live 9:00 eastern on c-span two. courts this sunday on "q&a," erik larson on his book "dead weight." erik: it gets complicated when the questi

. >> spider martin was a news photographer growing up in birmingham alabama.d work a day photo journalists, covering everything in the world that the newspaper needed coverage in birmingham. they found out there was going to be a protest march. they asked spider to go down and cover that as a photographer. his photography documented that event. that we call bloody sunday. documenting visually the protests organised getting ready to go on the march across the bridge. andy young ambassador to the united nations preying, leading a prayer with the leaders, and the people in the protest march. while they were marching to the bridge the alabama state police local sheriff's department and local police authorities were assembling themselves to prevent them from marching out of selma and all the way to montgomery. the marchers were coming over the bridge. they photographed a long line of marchers. they were told to stop. the police are marching towards them. he is pointing his finger at the marchers in the photograph and basically saying "you have 5 seconds to get out

live coverage here, lawson state community college, birmingham alabama, president obama expected to talk about consumer protections and the economy. his comments were scheduled to begin at 10 past the hour. we'll just wait here watch the auditorium for a few more minutes, as the students and others gather here to await the president. >> ladies and gentlemen, please silence your mobile devices. the program will continue shortly. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. >> president obama held a round table discussion earlier about the economy and consumer protections. his comments were scheduled to begin about six minutes ago. we're just going to wait here for him to arrive and expecting him shortly. >> waiting here at lawson state community college in birmingham, alabama. president obama expected to be here any moment. he was scheduled to be here for remarks on the economy and consumer protections 10 minutes ago. running a little bit behind schedule. so while we wait for him to arrive, we're going to take a look at the latest debate over defense spending and the president's decis

. >> spider martin grew up in birmingham, alabama area.to journalist that covered everything the newspaper needed to be covered in birmingham. they did find out there would be a march a protest march so they asked spider to go down there and cover that as a photographer. his photography documented that entire event that we now call bloody sunday. he documented visually, the protesters organizing, getting ready to go across their marsh across the edmund pettus bridge. andy young ambassador to the united nations leading a prayer i should say with the leaders and the people who were going to be in the protest march. and while they were marching to the bridge, the alabama state police the local sheriff's department the local police authorities were assembling themselves to prevent them from marching from selma to montgomery. by the time the marchers were coming across the bridge and he photographed the long line of marchers. they were told to stop so the police are marching toward them. he's pointing his finger at john lewis and the marchers i

fort worth, texas, gary indiana, stockton california birmingham alabama, inap plis and pittsburgh.earchers will study data and conduct interviews in those cities. the goal is to develop plans to build trust between police and the communities that >>> an update on breaking flus we told you about earlier from the live desk. that nasty crash on the northbound lanes of 395 on seminary road. one lane open. far left lane so traffic could get by but there is still several lanes shut down. northbound 395 at seminary road there was a vehicle that overturned. we're still working to find out if anyone was injured in that accident. you might want to steer clear of that for the time being. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and right now police in indiana are trying to figure out why a bus drifted into a median then veered across the highway and flipped into an embankment. we brought you the story on midday yesterday. 22 people were onboard that bus at the time. most of them are members of the indiana bowling team. two suffered serious injuries. >>> and in coast rico a powerful eruption the volcano

in birmingham alabama stockton, california, gary, indiana, in indianapolis, minnesota, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, as well as in fort worth, texas. by developing develop programs that serve their own diverse experiences these cities will stand on leading edge of our effort to confront -- melissa: you're listening to attorney general eric holder. he is talking right now in washington, d.c. about the events that went on last night in ferguson calling it a heinous assault. obviously we'll listen in and stay on top of that as that continues what he says to see how it is pertinent to our discussion but we'll move back to what we were talking about before. the timing of that justice we're talking about everything here. >> why is he there? why -- he goes to ferguson when he gets a call from al sharpton. why isn't he there when cops are shot? gives a statement mixed with other stuff. why isn't he actually there? melissa: do back to markets. i don't want to get hung up. markets up 200 points. lumber liquidators shares surging as the flooring retailer plays defense. the company fights back on

. >> spider martin was a news photographer who grew up in the birmingham, alabama area. ork aday photojournalist who covered everything in the world that the newspaper needed to be covered there in birmingham. they did find out that there was going to be a march a protest march so they asked spider to go down and cover that as a photographer. his photography documented that entire event that we now call bloody sunday. he documented visually the protestors organizing getting ready to go on their march across the edmund pettus bridge. andy young later ambassador to the united nations andy young leading a prayer with the leaders and the people who were going to be in the protest march. while they were marching to the bridge the alabama state police, the local sheriffs department, are, the local police authorities, were assembling themselves to prevent them from marching out of selma and all the way to montgomery. by this time the marchers were coming over the bridge and he photographed this long line of marchers. they were told to stop. and so the police are marching toward

the president is speaking at birmingham, alabama. maybe we can take a side panel.oing through one of these long introductions. he's still involved in the introductions right now. as soon as he talks about today's news events, we may cut to that. adam shapiro, what about the market? what is going on today? is it all about the mideast? >> today is all about the mideast. tomorrow it will be about something other. because investors are just nervous. we've had a good run. 5-plus years. whether it's 10% or 20%, people are looking for a correction. people feel good times can't last forever. >> sabrina, we have this situation where saudi arabia, i mean, the center, the mother lode of oil in the world is taking aim at some of iranians proxies down in yemen. if the iranians get ticked off about that, they may do something to saudi arabia. that could change everything. >> right. and there's reason to be concerned about any of this strife, david. 4 million barrels of oil passes through that area a day. any kind of -- brent crude up $2.62. west texas crude went up a dollar 62 h

worth, texas, gary indiana, stockton california birmingham alabama, minneapolis, and pittsburgh. >>>a is going to be taking a second look at every flood insurance m fm sup sandy. comes after accusations of underestimating the damage. a group of senators formed a tax force on this issue. fema also wants insurance companies to give homeowners access to the engineering reports. there are about 144,000 claims from superstorm sandy until 15 states and that includes maryland and virginia. and about 2,200 are involved in lawsuits. insurance compa nothing wrong. hi doug. >> hi, guys. it all. we can all just kind of do this right now because last week at this time -- it is one of those days you want to chill out, it's so nice. right? >> yeah. >> if you've got some time completely different. last week at this time we were talking about 4 to 10 inches of snow. everybody was like this last week. but today you can chill out. >> last thursday. >> a week ago today. >> doesn't it seem like that was ages ago? >> not to me wendy. not to me. out there right now take a look we're dealing with plenty of

in birmingham, alabama in stockton california, in gary indiana.se will stand on the leading edge of our effort to confront pressing issues really across the country. second we have launch add new on line resource that's trust and justice.org. which will advance cutting cuttingening research, and information about best practices and trust building, and third, we are offing training mentors consultation, and reconciliation, detectively to police departments and communities across america through the office of justice programs diagnostic center. the department of justice will not be able to accomplish these goals alone. we will continue to work side by side with law enforcement to identify opportunities for change. seek avenues for building more healthy environments. from my own decades long career in law enforcement, i know that the overwhelming majority of america's brave men and women in public safety do their jobs with integrity and they do so at great personal risk. i have enormous respect for the vital role they all play in america's communitie

side and then i was not finished before i finished school and that sis my first job there at birmingham alabama a weekend anchor and then here i am. >> and that is not a way to be successful. there are so many different paths to success, and not all of life is determined by the span of late april and may when you get the early yeses and noes and it is not the end of life, but the beginning. >> if you believe in yourself, and work hard enough, and i truly believe it, and don't listen to noise, there is nothing that you can't accomplish at both of the schools schools that told me i would not make it i gave the commencement at their school. >> yes, and like many stories, drive, grit ingenuity and resilience matter so much more than the name on the diploma and we are not giving them that message and setting them the up for heartbreak. >> what is the best advice besides wear sunscreen. >> commit yourself to learn ging, and when you are coming up to college, ask yourself how much you can get out of the college, and not how selective it is. >> how are you holding up, because you have a grueling schedu

president obama is expected to speak about this plan this afternoon during a speech in birmingham, alabama. >>> democrats are speaking out now about the latest spending bill to come out of the house. the measure would repeal obama care and overhaul medicare. the senate is expected to pass the budget today or tomorrow. both chambers would have to then iron out a compromise. the. is expected to veto it if it gets to his desk. >>> facebook is opening its messenger app to outside programmers so they can build new features for the service creating new ways for people to connect beyond facebook itself. messenger will also add the ability the to display receipts from stores and shipping fo inrmation to help consumers keep track of their orders. >>> comcast says its $45 million purchase of time warner cable is going to take longer than expected. the government's regulatory review is taking longer than the company expected. comcast now believes the deal will be done in the middle of next year, not early this year. the merger would create a company serving close to 30% of cable tv customers and more

>> birmingham, alabama. >> what are you hoping the president will say?e and have a family and what happened in the 1960s to what we enjoy today. our family has the freedom to attend any college in the united states. our children can attend basically any school, our quality of life is good and somebody paid a price for that. so, to the extent that that message resonates today, i have to be a part and show my support by being here and hopefully it will be a memorable occasion for my child as she looks back at the pictures from being here for the 50th anniversary. >> thank you very much. >> all right. >> ma'am, i want to ask you 50 years ago not far from where we stand state troopers brutalized folks. 50 years later we have come a long way, but are you satisfy would the progress and what do you hope the president says today? >> we have a long way to go. i'm just hoping he is here, not just for what happened 50 years ago, but anything to help us move forward. to give us information. to help us move forward. >> excellent, thank you. >> pardon me, sir, can i a

benning, georgia, and i was also going back and forth to birmingham, alabama, during a very, very difficult time, and what that bloody sunday event did for the nation was to hold up a mirror in front of all americans and said, look, this is what's going on in this country. this cannot continue. as lyndon johnson said at one point, you mean to tell me soldiers are coming back from vietnam and do not have the right to vote? this is wrong and has to be changed. and so i think that bloody sunday catalyzed the movement to do something about our voting rights, and later that year, we got the voting rights act of 1965, and i think selma gave lyndon johnson and the congress the power, the moral power to seek that legislation and to get it passed. >> what's your take on, you know, one of the most passionate parts of the president's speech yesterday where he did take on those critics who said we're not making progress on race. the president outlined the great progress we've made but also laying out what more needs to be done. >> well, you know, we're always searching for that more perfect union that

instead alabama birmingham face ucla in the third round. champ in trouble against texas southern.ith authority. the january so that had 22 points. sandhya would say showing up and showing up angry. arizona shot 60 percent from the field. wildcat cruise and face ohio state on saturday. if maple leaf a wedding at the air canada center isn't that what every girl wants. >> married at the rink. like to be there. chris to hurdle. san jose with logan first goal in 6 games. joe shut your mouth thornton to carlson in the slot for 13. 10 seconds before the second enter mess. the shot deflect off tommy watch it go in here. didn't necessity it hit him. grace him and ricochet home. good luck there. sharks win. 5 points out of play off spot with only 11 games remaining. a little baseball. giants and brewers. ryan starting to look like brian wilson with that beard. needs a little work. no runs. 2 hit. struck out 4. plenty of pop on offense. panic. high. deep. and a lo hay. my voice gives out. can't give you a full fledge regular season. it means goodbye. there are we'll make excuses when backed

just outside of birmingham alabama, crews responding to a 14-car crash on i-459.rhode island, one vehicle sliding in to another. one driver knocked down take on the the hospital. back in kentucky a convoy of plow trucks working to clear i-65 and get cars moving again. and here in louisville they are preparing for another blast of bitter cold expected to be record-breaking cold. alex perez, abc news louisville kentucky. >> the record-breaking cold he mentions comes from a powerful arctic front sending temperatures in to a deep freeze. >> sound like ginger zoo there. pretty professional. >> sledders went there and washington for security reasons yesterday you weren't supposed to but you need heavy coats today. our coverage continues with accu-weather's justin povick. good morning to you. >> reporter: t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. a bitter cold start to the day throughout the ohio valley the great lakes the northeast and the middle atlantic states. in fact, we are down at or below zero for many states and these will be setting some record-low temperatures.

welcome to the dance, alabama birmingham. congratulations! by the way, i'm obliged to tell you this. the kpix 5 bracket challenge, the leaders anne makovec and michelle griego! i am woman, hear me roar. >> yeah! [ applause ] >> dennis, we're hearing us roar. [ laughter ] >>> 5:25 right now. another batted tests positive -- another bat test positive for rabies. what the health department wants you to know. >> the city of san francisco is learning a lot about fires recently in one particul bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> allegation of spying at san franci

the president spoke at lawson state community college in birmingham, alabama and praised the house for passing legislation that blocks medicare cuts. president obama: hello. it is good to be here. thank you so much. i love you back. i do. thank you. [cheers and applause] everybody have a seat. have a seat. i'm going to talk for a second. can everybody please give ali a big round of applause, please. [applause] i felt a little bad because she said, a man who needs no introduction, so i start walking out. [laughter] as it turned out, she had a little introduction. but it is wonderful to be here. let me just say, first of all, thank you to dr. ward. [cheers and applause] who is not only your president we named him a white house champion of change for the great work he's done here at lawson state. we got two outstanding public servants here as well. congresswoman terri sewell is here. where is she? she's way over there. and your mayor, william bell. who is in the house. [cheers and applause] so i'm here in birmingham to just acknowledge that i didn't have u.a.b. making it out of the first

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later, president obama in birmingham alabama talking about efforts to target abusive actions by payday lenders. >> microsoft founder bill gates and actor/director ben affleck testified on capitol hill thursday about the need to continue funding foreign aid. the bill and melinda gets foundation provides life-saving vaccines to africa and poor nations around the world. lindsey graham has vowed to fight for foreign aid which could be cut by 50%. senator graham: the subcommittee will come to order. our hearing is on diplomacy and development and national security. and we have a very incredible panel of great americans and in their own way in balancing the schedules of these gentlemen had to be very difficult and each and every one of you made a sacrifice to be here. there are other places you needed to go, but the fact to share your testimony, your experiences, your thoughts and experiences about the 150 account means a great deal. as to senator leahy, we have been partners for several years on this account. i enjoyed working with him and tim and this is one area of the government that we

in the first, the 14th seeded university of obama alabama birmingham swept by iowa state. then baylor also winning by a point. and by the way, almost three in ten americans plan to watch march madness at work by at least one estimate. >>> up next could this be the new face of a $20 bill? >>> "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by -- pacific life. for insurance, annuities and investments, choose pacific life. the power to help you succeed. >>> argentina's got eva peron. in the uk queen elizabeth, but here in the u.s. all paper money features the faces of men. now there's a growing movement to put a prominent american woman on the 20. as hallie jackson reports, andrew jackson may be on his way out. >> good morning. >> reporter: call this lesson plan right on the money. seattle fifth graders researching who's on u.s. bills and who's not. >> they just show all the men and not the women. so i think it's unfair. >> reporter: this class caught up in a new national movement. >> no bills. >> reporter: the women on 20s campaign. organizers have selected 16 candidates. you must be d

first it was alabama birmingham against iowa state. u of b took the lead with less than 30 seconds left. the cyclones missed a three to tie. the tip-in didn't matter. then georgia state down 2 ten seconds to go that's the coach's son right there, boom. rj hunter hits the game winner and then bedlam. >> ron hunter has fallen off his stool for good reason! georgia state up by one! >> how about that? the georgia state coach ron hunter actually tore his achilles celebrating his team's victory in the conference tournament so he has been roaming the sidelines on a scooter and his son wins it right at the buzzer. incredible day. we're going to have to see how day 2 does today. can it match the excitement? we shall see. the games start at 9:00 here on kpix 5. first it's 15 seed new mexico state against heavily favored kansas and then wichita state taking on indiana, 7:10 matchup there will tip off around 11:30 a.m. >>> later today in oakland, the city council will vote on the coliseum city project. this is oakland's $2 billion plan to keep the

before yesterday's game no player on alabama birmingham's roster had even played in a tourn managementa debut. they edge them. >> r.j. hunter for flee. >> pure drama as georgia's r.j. hunter sinks a three-pointer. r.j.'s dad and head coach ron hunter is so excited he falls off his stool. >> coach are you okay? >> i'm fine. i can't feel anything. i'm so happy for these guys right here. i'm glad for georgia state, the city of atlanta. i'm on fire. >> coach hunter is using the rolling stool because he tore his achilles celebratesing his teemt's previous victory. >>> and there's more madness on tap for today. our coverage on cbs resumes at 12:15 eastern with kansas and new mexico state. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will take you on the set of the new "late late show" with james corden. i'm anne-marie green. this is the c"cbs morning news"." sir, we're going to need you on the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu... ...with the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. it breaks yo

the first one was three seed iowa state, 14th seed the university of alabama birmingham. final second and uab's monte morris gets the tip in to win it, 60 to 59. >> hey, check out the best finish. day. fourteenth seed georgia state against three seed butler. three seconds left, and georgia, rj hunter, hits three-point fresh a mile away. nice shot. look at his dad. the coach to blew out his achilles celebrating their conference tournament win. that one hurt for sure. but what a way to go, right? georgia state advances with a 57 to 56 win. poor guy hope he is okay. of course there is more fun to come. we are just getting started. today we have new mexico state against kansas at 12:15 then indianna against wichita state at 2:45, tonight robert morris again top seeded duke at 7:00 so saint john's against san diego state at 9:40. this is just the first weekend, but already tons of games to tell you about. and i know, march madness fans this is their time, they're enjoying every minute. >> everyone has little browser up at work, boss walks by, make sure you don't get in trouble

before yesterday's game, no player on alabama/birmingham's roster had even played in a tournament gameebut. uab edges iowa state, 60-59. they have a second round date with ucla. >>> r.j. hunter for three. good! >> and pure drama as georgia state's r.j. hunter sinks a three-pointer to down baylor, 57-56. r.j.'s dad and head coach ron hunter is so excited he falls off his stool. >> coach, are you okay after you fell off that chair when you --? >> i'm fine. i can't feel anything. i'm so happy for these guys right here. i'm glad for georgia state, the city of atlanta. i'm on fire. i'm getting ready for saturday. it's just a blessing. >> coach hunter is using the rolling stool because he tore his achilles celebrating his team's previous victory. georgia state movies xavier in the next round. >>> and there's more madness on tap for today. our coverage on cbs resumes at 12:15 eastern with kansas and new mexico state. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will take you on the set of the new "late late show with james corden." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morni

university of alabama birmingham upset ninth ranked iowa state. final there was 60-59. it has been a wild weird day in the ncaa. meanwhile, robert burton is in columbus, ohio with the maryland terrapins. what are the terps doing, robert? robert: well, let me start off by saying this first my photographer heard you reading the highlights and said, well, there goes my bracket. when he heard about all the upsets. a lot of 14s upsetting some threes. valpo will try to do the same thing against maryland tomorrow which is a fourth seed. they'll take on a team that's 28-5 overall. 13-3 in conference play. so don't let the 13th seed fool you. it's march and anything can happen. they'll be counting a lot on freshman melo trimble. the junior and most importantly senior dez wells. try to get the terps back to where the terps used to be. things like back-to-back final four appearances in the early 2000s, for example. earlier today, i went one-on-one with one of the big three, that's junior jake lehman. >> every team is in the tournament for a reason. and because they're all good tea

upsets came quickly today. 14th seed alabama-birmingham edged number three iowa state 60-59. r.j.ointer as georgia state another 14th seed, beat baylor, 57-56. his coach and dad, ron hunter, fell off his stool. he was sitting because he tore his achilles celebrating the conference win four days ago. there's more march madness tonight right after the cbs evening news. but first marbury madness. a former n.b.a. star's career goes into overtime overseas. superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. doing this all day, my feet and legs got really tired. so i got dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles. they absorb the shock of working on my feet all day. i feel energized! i'm a believer. dr. scholl's massaging gel work insol