. >> the bombing in birmingham, alabama, the morning it occurred, officer sanderson approached the devicee device was camouflage. he approached, extended his baton, bent over it and it detonated. subsequent investigation revealed fairly quickly that it was a command-detonated device, which meant the bomber was standing there watching the officer approach the bomb. >> a row moat control is like me having a rifle and i'm sitting in the woods watching to shoot somebody and they come by. i'm in control. i'm the one that's going to pull the trigger. >> i think the cop happened to find it too soon and he was forced to set it off before he wanted to. >> centennial olympic park, sandy springs abortion clinic and the lounge, they were all timed devices. he was not getting results he wanted. he did not get the injuries, the fatalities he's wanted. >> this command-detonated device places the killer very close to the crime scene, a mistake that may lead to his capture. >> one of the most amazing stories i've seen in law enforcement history, i think, and it's a story about instincts, following your in

they start planning something in may 31963 when police officers in birmingham alabama used dogs and fire hoses on protesters and arrested 2500 people. angered by these events they begin to plan what is arguably the most successful civil rights protests that ever happened. may 15, gordon cooper the astronaut leaves earth for 34 and a half hour space flight and that is the longest at that time ever taken by an american. houston was the astronaut planned a parade through downtown may 23. so the plan have the protesters infiltrating the crowds along the parade route and on the appointed time and signal they pull the signs out from underneath, run into the street .-full-stop the parade and bring national media attention to their cause because all of the networks were going to be there covering the parade. >> and on the day of the parade protesters took their places. they had homemade signs under their shirts and jackets and went along the parade route and kept an eye out for the nearest payphone headquarters because that's the only way they could do it. we had an audience this morning no one

time co-founded the p y a they started to plan something may 3rd 1963 when police officers in birmingham alabama there roasted 2500 people injured by these events they began to plan the most successful civil-rights protests that never happened. may 15 the astronauts leave service for a space flight the longest up to that time ever taken by an american. houston planned a ticker-tape parade downtown a 23rd. so the plan to have protesters infiltrates the crowd along the parade route the nipple the signs out and run into the street to bring national media attention to their cause. and on the day of the parade they went along the parade route en capt. i l4 there is payphone that is the only way they could do it. we had an audience this morning that didn't know what payphones were. [laughter] so the runners would read call from headquarters thing go to the people on the side of the parade route to enter instructions. meanwhile the leaders went to move their headquarters at the baptist church and is set to begin an 11:00 a.m. and at 1030 the staging area is said to there lining the parade route with th

that is her fifth song. ♪ [laughter] she sis a senior at hoover high school in birmingham, alabama. ere she is a member of the finance academy and 2016 candidate for international baccalaureate diploma. mica has served her high school as an ambassador as well as legacy student. and at the birmingham civil rights institute and member about peace birmingham. that is acronym. people engaged in a cultural exchange. although she has done that, she has also been selected by alabama public television from a pool of applicants to serve as a student journalist for project c, lessons from the civil rights movement. and electronic field trip service. as a journalist she has the opportunity to interview cheyenne wells, senator hank sanders, and representative john lewis among others. she is the winner of the 2015 mcdonald's celebration of creativity in the community art contest. she is a delegate for the 2015 social justice leadership program, anytime, alabama, and is an art intern for the chance project and also serves on the 2015-2016 ace in alabama youth counsel. will be a first time voter in

there in birmingham, alabama.sible who wrote this song. what an honor to hear from them both in voice and intention behind the words. >>> now to a fox news alert. it happened last night about 9:00 p.m. we had a chance to have ed henry go through it with our team to find out what are the latest batch of hillary clinton e-mails reveali revealing about her day this is the white house and level of confidentiality. >> this is the fourth and largest release since the federal judge ordered the department to undergo monthly releases. remember in april, the executive order signed by president obama revealed confidential information reasonably could cause damage to national security. we're spotlighting this now. 150 e-mails are entirely censored because they contain classified material. we know the it and state department didn't know what to do about this. didn't know what was going on. they had a number of tail why you ares -- number of failures when hillary clinton was sending e-mails. staff had to pick words carefully be

they started planning something in may 3rd of 1963 when police officers in birmingham, alabama, used dogs and fire hoses on protesters and arrested 2500 people. angered by these events, stearns and king began to plan what is arguably the most successful civil rights protest that never happened. may 15th, gordon cooper, the astronaut, leaves earth for a 34 1/2 hour spaceflight. and that is the longest up to that time ever taken by an american. houston, the home of the astronauts, planned a tickertape parade through the downtown for cooper on may 23rd. so the plan from otis king and aldrue stearns, have protesters infiltrate the crowd along the parade route. on the appointed time and signal they would pull signs out from underneath their clothes, run into the street, stop the parade, and bring national media attention to their cause, because all of the networks were going to be there covering this parade live. and on the day of the parade the pya protesters took their places. they hid homemade signs under their shirts and jackets. they went along the parade route. they kept an eye out

are for more we'll speak to darren white, a professor of sports marketing, joining us from birmingham alabamacan you explain what it is about an athlete that makes it marketable. >> sure. when a sponsor is looking for an athlete they are looking to connect with a group of people. and the primary group that advertisers are after is a young male demographic, if and you are trying to reach that, we know they attribute hero worship to athletes they follow, and they are more male oriented. from the world of international football. that's why you see the male athletes have more sponsorship opportunities than females. >> does social media have a role to play. >> these days, social media is the way that a branch gets with that audience. so again the millennial generation is active on social media. when you consider a celebrity, you look at the followers, and forbes did a study of 100 highest paid athletes. they found that 15 of those athletes were international football players. they make 650 million total followers. the entire rest of the list makes 400 million. the power of the male international f

and from birmingham, alabama, they're better known as hot ham, alabama, it's the larry family. to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility to driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge right there. give me horace. give me beth. top 8 answers on the board. name something a divorced man hopes his ex-wife will do. beth. beth: make love. steve: make love. horace. pass or play? beth: we're gonna play. steve: they gonna play. bryan, name something a divorced man hope his ex-wife will do. bryan: takes care of the kids. steve: take care of the kids. crystal, name something a divorced man hopes his ex-wife will do. crystal: um, give him money.

i should say, just before i came on, i was on a radio talk show in birmingham, alabama, the matt murphy they liked carly. listening to the people calling in, carly, they still like donald trump. they're pretty strong on donald trump down there. but they also like ben carson. he's a little mystified for exactly the reason ana is saying -- >> here's the important part. as we learned at the top of the show from sean spicer of the rnc, there might be a smaller field on the next debate stage. >> exactly. it's coming. >> great to see you guys. >> thanks. >> get some rest. >>> lots of buzz also about this guy, senator lindsey graham. his performance in the early debate last night. the south carolina senator was taking no prisoners. he's going to join us live next. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to take their act to the next level... before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time... 2% back at the grocery store... and 3% back on gas... vince of the flying branzinos got a bankamericard cash rewards credit card, because he may earn his living jumping through hoops, but h

betty in birmingham, alabama. caller: good morning. how are you?you to answer this question but i wanted ask the question and make a comment and then i will take your answer off the air. first, i want you to let everyone in america know this is obama andresident secretary of state john kerry making this deal with iran. we have russia, china, the eu, they are altogether with this deal. we have to let people know because some people calling in and they are confused about this. i sound very biased but it is true. the democratic colors are up on their game. host: i will have the congress and respond to this idea. guest: it is not just the united states. that is why the sanctions have worked and why the deal ultimately can work, assuming we are all vigilant and very careful about enforcing it. this is the world we live in. believe me, we've made those sanctions on our side as tough as they can be. the u.s. sanctions on iran doctors have to do with nuclear proliferation. they have to deal with human rights, holding prisoners, terrorist activity, all kind

it happened at the birmingham zoo in alabama.he snake was wild and not part of the zoo's collection. the copper head was captured after it bit the child. >> the eagles are hoping to snap the losing streak on sunday, but they may have to do it without demarco murray. >> two universities are making unprecedented moves in the wake of sexual assault claims against bill cosby. >> two universities have recinded honorary degrees for sexual assault. he admits drugging them and having sex with women. cosby has never been charged with the crime in connection with the claims. >> a spiritual awakening for one man days before the pope's historic visit to philadelphia. >> a coach takes himself off the field in the aftermath of this attack on a referee. the story coming up on "action news." of anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. 5:00 a.m. on this friday, september 25. here's what's. >> is anything else happening? pope on the parkway. the anticipation

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last month a police detective in birmingham, alabama said he hesitated to use more force at a trafficwant to be scrutinized in the media like so many officers have been. possibly as a result of that mind set, the suspect got out of the car, grabbed the officer's gun, pistol whipped him almost to death. the officer is seen conscious here, but he was unconscious for part of that incident. late last month, louisiana trooper steven vincent was shot in the head and taunted after he stopped to help a stranded motorist. law enforcement advocates say as a result of incidents like these, police are likely going to change deployment tactics. this is trooper vincent's photo. they say they'll move in teams of two to three people, police officers, in these incidents, sometimes responses to crime scenes are going to be slower because single officer might wait until a second car gets there. again, with police officers seemingly being targeted these days, brianna, expect a change in behavior of cops on the street. whether that leads to another spike in crime, we have to see about that. >> brian todd,

wouldk strong have to go with trump if the election were being held today. ,ost: robert, from birmingham alabama, thank you. think you do all of our colors. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern time, 4:00 for those of you on the west coast. hasson.have mary rice she will join us to talk about pope's -- pope francis's visit to the u.s. eric karen mills will be talking about the issue of income inequality and u.s. competitiveness. rin from bloomberg news to talk about federal student loans. also advised to parents with kids headed off to college. thanks for being with us on the sunday. i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. be sure to check out the rest of withoverage this weekend pope francis. please enjoy the rest of your week. ♪ [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. 2015] >> here is a look at our schedule today on c-span. next is "newsmakers" with new .exico congressman ben lujan after that president obama speaks about the federal budg

that video was taken by a passenger on a flight from birmingham, alabama to dallas who thought theattendant was acting strangely. while the man was making the safety announcement he seemingly forgets the script, begins talking slowly and then momentarily nods off. he wakes up a few seconds later. we have reached out to southwest airlines for comment and not heard back. >>> bizarre moment in a formula 1 race when a fan wandered on the track in singapore as cars sped by more than 200 miles per hour. you can see him right this off to the side. casually walking near the fence. it prompted officials to send out the safety car. the 27-year-old man eventually climbed over the track side barrier. he was taken into police custody. cars racing past him. he's lucky he didn't get hit. >> absolutely. thank you so much. hi. your name is? >> we missed you, al roker. >> glad to meet you. >> good to have you back. >> thanks. we've got some rain coming back. unfortunately where they don't need it in the southwest. it has been raining like crazy, all that flooding last week, guess what, more on tap. this is a

this morning's temperatures here, 53 in birmingham, alabama. 54 in atlanta now.ind of air mass. tonight, another cold one across much of the south. getting to 53 in atlanta. same with raleigh. we're also going to see that move a little farther toward the east. a chilly morning at the bus stop as kids go to school in the morning. be prepared for that. that's behind this potent front that moved through and brought heavy rain across parts of the mid-atlantic, northeast, toward florida yesterday. and now we have the rain showers very light in nature across parts of california. but we still have the fire danger. here's your high temperatures today -- we cool across the west over the next couple of days. we will warm back up across the central plain and in toward the northeast. back to you. >> thanks a million. >>> rick perry, first candidate to drop out of the presidential race. who will be the next? "fox news sunday" host chris wallace coming up to tell us. >>> then someone call the paw-lice. paw-lice. >> police! >> literally a cat burglar on the loose. wait until yo

host: devin from birmingham, it alabama.y question is similar to the lady who called about the online transactions. say you have a doctor bill or a and the only way you can make a payment is by doing it over the phone. i guess it would be the same way as the online transactions, it would not be protected? guest: that is right. merchant, hospital or a retail store, it would not change. as far as the technology is concerned, talk a little bit -- was it the home depot attack that brought this changeover? were there under -- there are other things happening? guest: we have seen increasingly sophisticated crime or -- cyber criminals, many located outside of the u.s. who are engaging in data breaches. you mentioned one of the large detail -- data breaches. what is important to understand with those breaches is that the technology that we are deploying is theese chip cards second step of the process as far as the criminal activity goes. criminals breached these databases, steel account numbers, and then what do they do with them? c

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before that, i was at the university of alabama at birmingham.ab is definitely one of the most diverse campuses i have ever been on. so you have a lot of different positions and you hear different ideas, how people think, and you have a point on that. and you weigh in on a lot of those things. a lot of us usually get burned out on it. we don't want to deal with it or we don't want to even look at the issue because it is, like, at the end of the day, does our vote even really count deco we have the electoral -- count? we have the electoral college, different things so that we don't really, really have a voice. we get burnt out on it. and then looking at the positions of the candidates, what they want to do, and receive where we want to see accomplished -- whether or not that candidate is going about accomplishing that at all or they say they want to go about fixing an issue, but are not going about it the right way. is there plan to do it right? , if the other candidate will just completely -- [indiscernible] -- i am voting for the left -- lesser

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before that i was at university of alabama birmingham.uab is definitely one of the most diverse campuses i have ever been on. you have a lot of different positions and you hear different ideas of how people think and you are like yak on the are like yakov needlepoint .. four yeah, you have a point on that. the man i'm a lot of things, a lot of us get burnt out on it but we don't want to deal with it or we don't want to even look at the issue because it is like e-mail, at the end of the day gets our vote even count. we have the electoral college and we get to choose regardless of what we say. different things make it feel like we don't really have a voice. we get burnt out on it and looking at the positions of the candidates, what they want to do and we see what we want to see accomplished, whether or not that candidate is going about accomplishing that at all or they say they want to go about fixing an issue, but are they going about it the right way. and at that point, if we say no, if the other candidates were completely against, you're

micah is currently a senior in high school in birmingham, alabama. laughs] >> micah is a senior where she's a member of the finance academy. micah has served her high school as well as legacy student at the birmingham civil rights institute and a member of peace birmingham. peace is an acronym. also he's also been collected by alabama public television from a pool of africans to serve at the student journalists and electronic field series, excuse me. as a journal cyst micah has an opportunity to interview senator hanks and representative john lewis among others. micah is the winner of art contest. she is delegate in the leadership program and is an art intern for the project and also served for the 2015-2016 alabama youth counsel. micah will be a first-time voter in 2016. sitting next to micah is jordan, 23 year's old, graduate of the legacy youth leadership program, class of 2009. jordan returns to the institute to support the legacy program. jordan's first voting experience was on the local level in 2010. last, but certainly not the least we have de