the case is about police officers stationed in birmingham city high schools who are there to protectdents, and they were using mace or pepper spray is what it's sometimes called against students for engaging in what amounts to normal adolescent behavior.ad >> ifill: like what? for example, one of our plaintiffs, key ebee, was leaving class and going to another class with a fellow classmate, and as she walked, a boy came up to her and decided to call her really foul names that i won't repeat. as he called her those names,, his friends who had come with him, they started to laugh, and the more they laughed, the more names he called her, and, so, she tried to walk away from him and, as she walked away, he and his friends followed her and continued to call her lots and lots of names. so eventually as she walked the entire length to have the school building, she started to cry and she became hysterical and, when she reached the end of the school building, a policepo officer walked up. you would think he would have taken care of her, but what he did is he told her to calm down or he was go

the city turned the stockade at the state fairground into a holding pen. for in birmingham the movement accomplished what it had failed to do in albany. filled the jail. movement strategists called may 7th double d day as they coordinated a nonviolent large demonstration designed to shut the city down. for weeks connor had kept the protests confined to a black area, but the foot soldiers and the nonviolent army bypassed his barricades as dozens of picket signs appeared at the major department stores on 19th street. hundreds of african-americans milled about the office buildings on 20th street as thousands more occupied first avenue flowing down 21st street stopping traffic. some knelt in prayer. in birmingham, civil order collapsed. a group of white businessmen exited the chamber of commerce building into the bedlam below, only to reconvene and call for negotiations to end the demonstrations. meanwhile, connor, insisted he has been out maneuvered reverts to violence. they repulsed the schoolchildren as they exited the baptist church. a battle broke out between the firemen b

they also have the great industrial cities of birmingham, glasgow, manchester, leeds. , american tourist, but they theseritain, even in time, one of the greatest industrial powers in the world. and in wartime, even as late as july 1942, this little island no larger than the state of idaho, was making more war goods than we were. maybe you thought john britain sat there and waited for us to send in planes, and guns, and tanks. he would be grateful for what we did for him. it saved his skin when he was in a tough spot. but today, relief works in more ways than one, for today john britain himself furnishes planes and guns through the same lend lease to us, to russia, and his other allies all over the world. in britain alone, our forces have received free from the british, 1 million and a half tons of food, clothing, and munitions. and 2.5 million tons of other materials. there is another thing you want to know about britain. if your unit gets sent there, you probably won't be invited out for supper or for a drink. that's not because the british don't want to entertain you

but they also have the great industrial cities of birmingham, glasgow, manchester, leeds.american tourist, but they made a britain, even in peacetime, one of the greatest industrial powers in the world. and in wartime, even as late as july 1942, this little island no larger than the state of idaho, was making more war equipment goods than we were. maybe you thought john britain sat there and waited for us to send in planes, and guns, and tanks. he would be grateful for what we did for him. it saved his skin when he was in a tough spot. but today, relief works in more ways than one, for today john britain himself furnishes planes and guns through the same lend lease to us, to russia, and his other allies all over the world. in britain alone, our forces have received free from the british and millions and a half tons of food, clothes, and munitions, and 2.5 million tons of other materials. there is another thing you want to know about britain. if your unit gets sent there, you probably won't be invited out for supper or for a drink. that's not because the british don't want

with black bodies, with with regard to coal and, the technology that led to the cities like birmingham there's not only the digital divide, and technologies that memorefficient, their surveillance. that participate in a certain kind of policing. so whenever i hear, in response to the question of criminal justice, more police training, it means more money for a certain kind of surveillance, that we have to be very cautious about. >> another conversation we can have, many african-americans, not involved in technology, our children, are not going into that segment and that segment of society and you step in there, 93,000 dollars a year and they are not there yet. that's another issue. >> my question is, as follows, what would i say are the most significant affects of the voter i.d. laws, and what would you say are the most important laws. >> i'm calling you. >> your family. >> very good question. voter i.d., voting rights, is at, the critical aspect of civil rights today, as well as he he n connol mix. >> if you look at the voter i.d. laws goes back three-years ago, to the shelby county s

francisco, just four years ago, and we have made this movement popular in places like kansas city and birmingham, alabama, and st. louis and i think it's just a matter of time when we can come together as a country and multinational corporations awaying record profits can lift wages and create good jobs for 4 million fastfood workers and imagine the impact on small business owner when that many people have more money in their pockets to spend and consume goods and services in their neighborhoods. this is good for everybody in america. >> well, again, it's sort of debatable but some would say the seiu has paid workers as little as 9.75 an hour. so you probably know as well as anyone else that it is not always -- not always able to pay $15. >> we are in a fight to make sure that 64 million workers across this country get to 15 in a union. we support workers being able to join together and collectively act in improving lives and we have seen already the amazing progress that's been made. 20 million people are able to have more money in their pockets because of this movement. and we're thrilled that

he spoke in birmingham, the republican city at the time. and so went to the civic center and i was sitting at a table and near me was this nerdy young man with blond hair. he said why don't you tell us what you think of george bush's speech and i said okay, i will do that. i took notes as bush spoke and when the speech was done the nerdy young man turned to me and said what did you think? i said he is very bright but needs organization and sense of style. it is obvious the speech wasn't rehearsed and he needs to rehearse it. and he said my name is karl rove, i work for him, how would you like to meet him? i went upstairs and shook hands and he invited me to houston to meet him and his wife in january of 1978. i flew to houston and came to the house in a three-piece suit in houston. i was very formal in the morning. mr. bush came to the door and he was in an izod t-shirt and he said if you get out of that silly vest i will cook you breakfast. he handed me a cup of coffee and he is took cooking me eggs. and barbara bush comes in saying george

city and we're starting to see the result of it. >> charles, detroit, oakland, memphis, st. louis, cleveland, baltimore, milwaukee, birmingham, newark, k.c., what they say the ten most dangerous cities because of crime stats all have one thing in common, democratic mayor. simple as that. and look -- >> kennedy -- >> another problem, another -- add one more thing, the rhetoric, all we keep hearing is, your lot in life is the way it is because businesses and the rich are holding you down and doing all bad things. we're hearing it day in and day out from clinton, from obama, and that tends to give them an excuse to see what we are seeing on a daily basis. >> no doubt that accountability is not being pushed. in my mind. that's something it's not your fault, julie said, it's not obama's fault even though the recession ended officially four years ago and food stamps kept going up and the rest of the economy apparently got better. >> the idea that you're still somehow blaming george w. bush for sluggish gdp growth, i think we're at 1% gdp growth for the year. at some point that's the president's responsibility that follows under hi

with black bodies, with with regard to coal and, the technology that led to the cities like birmingham there's not only the digital divide, and technologies that memorefficient, their surveillance. that participate in a certain kind of policing. so whenever i hear, in response to the question of criminal justice, more police training, it means more money for a certain kind of surveillance, that we have to be very cautious about. >> another conversation we can have, many african-americans, not involved in technology, our children, are not going into that segment and that segment of society and you step in there, 93,000 dollars a year and they are not there yet. that's another issue. >> my question is, as follows, what would i say are the most significant affects of the voter i.d. laws, and what would you say are the most important laws. >> i'm calling you. >> your family. >> very good question. voter i.d., voting rights, is at, the critical aspect of civil rights today, as well as he he n connol mix. >> if you look at the voter i.d. laws goes back three-years ago, to the shelby county s

now birmingham was a republican city. and we went to the civic center, and i was sitting at table and near me was this nerdy young man, with blondes hair, and he said why don't you tell us what you think of bush's speech. i said i'll do that. so i took notes as bush spoke. when the speech was done, the nerdy young man said, what did you think of it? he's a very nice man and very bright. but he needs some organization, and he needs a sense of style. it's obvious that speech wasn't rehearsed and he said, well, my name is karl rove and i work for him. how would you like to meet him? >> so i went upstairs, and i shook hands and he invited me to come to houston, to meet him, with him and his wife in january. so, i flew to houston, and came to the house in, a three piece suit. all very formal, in the morning. mr. bush came to the door and he was in an i sod tee-shirt. and he said if you will get out of that silly vest i'll cook you breakfast. she says george that young man is standing there with a cup of coffee, no saucer, and

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and the city of birmingham, alabama, there was an ordinance that said if you're going to have a restaurant permit a negro to comment, you have a seven-foot wall down the middle of the restaurant. how foolish this is. isn't that an invasion of private property? >> we live in a country of freedom. under our constitution, a man has a right to use his own public property. >> this bill creates new jobs. therefore, whose jobs are it these -- >> we must as individual citizens speak out against prejudice and discrimination. we must be willing to accept the fact that every american is entitled to equal rights under the constitution and under the law. no less than that. >> the most difficult task that i have as the floor leader of the civil-rights bill is just being there. having to watch every move and make sure that we have 51 senators. one of the tactics of the opposition is to call for repeated quorums. saying, this legislation does not produce jobs. clearly, he was comfortable saying this. it had some effect in that era. it is not as if he was speaking into a void. it was generating a politictr

think about the technological development that led to the moment of cities like bodie birmingham. so part of what i want to say is there's not only the digital divide there's technologies developed that actually make li more efficient, their surveillance of black bodies.. they participate in a certain kind of policing.ient, would ever you hear in response to the question of criminal justice more police training, more more police on the street it means more money for certain kind of surveillance that west have to be very cautious. >> another conversation we can have at another time the fact that many african-americans, the vast majority are not involved in technology. our black children are not going into that segment in that segment of society. you step in their code, i understand 93,000 dollars per year, you step in the door and our children are not there yet. that's another issue. >> my question is as follows, what would you said most significant effects of the voter id lies in what are some of the most important ways in which the voter id laws can be repealed? >> so the family

birmingham's 81. little rock's 85. dallas still 93. kansas city is 88 degrees at 10:00 their time. any leftover rain ending tomorrow. we stay near 90 on friday with afternoon storms. the seven-day forecast, we go from clouds and rain in the morning to just classic august weather next five to seven days. 90s for highs and 70s for lows. have a good night. back to you. >> thanks about right. thanks, paul. a lot of people are coming to defense of first daughter after she was caught on video. >> arntly smoking something. at least that's what it appears. where that video was takaken whn >> there is the bear in my backyard. a big black bear. that's not a cub, either. that's a big bear. >> yeah, it is a big bear and the hunt is out to spot the bear in a winter garden neighborhood. residents say they started seeing bears this weekend. this morning, they saw one hanging out in a tree about 2:00 in the morning. now they want city officials to do something about it. >> last year we had wild hogs. ier before last we had foxes. then we had bobcats. you know, and it's like we living in a zoo down

birmingham's 81. little rock's 85. dallas still 93. kansas city is 88 degrees at 10:00 their time. any leftover rain ending tonight, partly cloudy and 78. we're back up to near 90 tomorrow. we stay near 90 on friday with afternoon storms. the seven-day forecast, we go from clouds and rain in the morning to just classic august weather next five to seven days. 90s for highs and 70s for lows. have a good night. back to you. thanks, paul. a lot of people are coming to defense of first daughter after she was caught on video. >> arntly smoking something. at least that's what it appears. where that video was taken when new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! ? ? hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to

city too. but there are also letters from places like birmingham, muscle shoals, gadsen, alabama, chattanooga, tennessee, port arthur, texas, galveston, texas, i could go on and on and on. and the queries were all very similar. dear senator, they began, and then each letter outlined complaints about illegal gambling, prostitution, and intimidation, sometimes violent intimidation by a small group of racketeers and employees. but the men and women when wrote the letters also linked those activities to the things i mentioned earlier, to political corruption, to labor racketeering or to just meddling in local -- whatever the local business was. and to cold war security concerns. one person in muscle shoals wrote a letter to kefauver writing he was certain that communists were running the mob in muscle shoals. another person, this person called himself or herself an american, wrote this rather odd and paranoid sounding note to the committee saying that communism was the brother of the black market. another man wrote a letter to kefauver calling racketeers parasites, and saying that he thought they

. >> in the city of birmingham, alabama up to 1963 there was an ordinance that said if you have a restaurantou permit a negro to come in, you had to have a seven-foot wall down the middle of the restaurant dividing the white from the colored. now, how foolish this is and isn't that an invasion of private property? >> senator, we live in a country of freedom, and under our constitution a man has a right to use his own private property as he sees fit. we must remember that this bill creates no jobs, so therefore whose jobs are these negros and minorities going to take? other negros' jobs or white people's jobs. >> everyone has this weighing heavily on our conscience, and we must as individual citizens speak out against prejudice and bigotry and discrimination. we must be willing to accept the fact that every american is entitled to equal rights under the constitution and under the law. no less than that. >> well, the most difficult task that i have as a floor leader on the civil rights bill is just being there having to watch every move and make sure that at all times we have present or readil

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city. raleigh, 92. 95 in birmingham. new orleans will see a high of about 90 degrees. the heat is returning although not as bad as it was last week. >> danielle: hey. good morning. tracking some showers this morning, they're moving east. a lot of that heavier rain is notice inside 128, showers more scattered, but we're going to continue to see this rain as we head into lunchtime today. this afternoon we'll start the see the sunshine come out as the rainfall tapers off. high temperatures today mid-70s close to 80. here's your 7 on 7 forecast. warm things up into the 80s tomorrow and thursday. as we head into the weekend, >> you can get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> former doherty reveals devastating news about her cancer battle. first, let's go back out to rio. >>> thank you very much. there you go. serena williams, that's going to be hoda's profile. >> she'll compete in the olympics coming up. we can't wait to see her. she'll compete on saturday. >> first, we have our first visitors from the united states.

here and it turns out tampa is the third most pet friendly city in the united states behind orlando which is first which is surprising and birmingham which a second. that is according to wallet help. >> paces like the davis island dog park putting it us in first place and veterinarians for capital like blue pearl and restaurant like that one. >> have you not been there yet? >> no. >> puts us at number 74 pet friendly restaurants. d.n.c. dog sitting on the patio. >> they have a dog menu. i take my dog there. >> good city to walk your dog downtown. you see it all the time. it is a great place to own a pet. another jampacked hour after good morning america. it is the we can but we want to talk about something skies area kids turning to high-tech gadgets from gps trackers to transforming your kid the dorm room with a spectacular light show. not kidding. innovator expert steve greenberg to show us top tech gadgets for the school year. >>> my stomach is grumbling. who does not love to eat delicious steak. will have a chef in the stu cuts of meat. national filet mignon day. celebrating. >>> coming up another record breaking day for team u

it will feel like 105 kansas city, little rock, 109. jackson, 107. birmingham will feel like 102. the good news is there's cooling weather coming behind us. look at this. denver 10 degrees below average. ahead of the front, temperatures awfully warm but as we get into the weekend, temperatures will start to moderate a bit new york city in the mid 80s. raleigh low 90s. you go back into the midwest and it's going to look pretty good. picture perfect weekend. 79 degrees on sunday. . >> bri: if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. let's do it again, shall we? warm sunshine, a liggett sea breeze, 70s for cape cod and the islands. elsewhere, we warm into the 80s. mid to upper 80s not out of the question underneath that warm sunshine. sticks around with us again for tomorrow. the next weather maker doesn't arrive until we head into the weekend. for saturday, it does look like we could be in for some though not a washout. stay tuned for more details on the time line of those storms as we get into tomorrow morning. >> get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on c

city. raleigh, 92. 95 in birmingham. new orleans will see a high of about 90 degrees. the heat is returning although not as bad as it was last week. that's what's going on >>> thanks, al. good morning, everyone. yeah, we're still unsettled. sussex county, a wet start for you heading out the door. we are starting to see more sunshine. that will be the trend throughout the day. brighter and better through outthe afternoon. high of 79 degrees. overnight tonight down to 67. tomorrow is a fantastic day to get outside. sunny and 81. still beautiful on tuesday. >> you can get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> former doherty reveals devastating news about her cancer battle. first, let's go back out to rio. >>> thank you very much. there you go. serena williams, that's going to be hoda's profile. >> she'll compete in the olympics coming up. we can't wait to see her. she'll compete on saturday. >> first, we have our first visitors from the united states. they are from wisconsin. first of many we hope. ? ? with ingredient

city. raleigh, 92. 95 in birmingham. new orleans will see a high of about 90 degrees. is returning although not as bad as it was last week. that's what's going on around the country. here's >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. in los gatos today expect a high of 89 degrees. 77 in redwood city. mission district will be up to 67. oakland, 75. while we will have 92 in fairfield. and also some lower 90s up toward livermore and pleasanton and danville today, expect a high of 89 degrees. warmer than average temperatures. now in the next couple of days we will have some cooler air moving in, especially this weekend. >> you can get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> former "90210" star shannen doherty reveals devastating news about her cancer battle. first, let's go back out to rio. >>> thank you very much. there you go. serena williams, that's going to be hoda's profile. >> she'll compete in the olympics coming up. we can't wait to see her. she'll compete on saturday. >> first, we have our first visit

city. raleigh, 92. 95 in birmingham. new orleans will see a high of about 90 degrees.turning although not as bad as it was last week. that's >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. clouds will be breaking for some sunshine. there's still a chance of an afternoon shower for philadelphia, the suburbs, and the lehigh valley. afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s today. for new jersey, you'll see sunshine peeking through the clouds. an isolated shower is possible in interior new jersey, even at the shore. upper 70s at the shore. a little breezier at the shore as well. wilmington in the low 80s, a slight chance of a daytime shower. have a great day. >> you can get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. >>> former "90210" star shannen doherty reveals devastating news about her cancer battle. first, let's go back out to rio. >>> thank you very much. there you go. serena williams, that's going to be hoda's profile. >> she'll compete in the olympics coming up. we can't wait to see her. she'll compete on sa

it will feel like 105 kansas city, little rock, 109. jackson, 107. birmingham will feel like 102. the good news is there's cooling weather coming behind us. look at this. denver 10 degrees below average. ahead of the front, temperatures awfully warm but as we get into the weekend, temperatures will start to moderate a bit new york city in the mid 80s. raleigh low 90s. you go back into the midwest and it's going to look pretty good. 79 degrees on sunday. minneapolis, 81. >>> thanks, al. sunshine in the day today. a fair weather clouds. comfortable day with a high of 82. tonight, clear skies. overnight low of 67 in the city. 50s suburbs and then tomorrow more humidity and sun giving way to clouds in the afternoon, a high of 84. clouds will gather and produce scattered showers, maybe much better on sunday. sunshine, breeze and high of 84. >> get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >>> facts you've been told your life that are completely wrong but first a "today" exclusive. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when yo

it will feel like 105 kansas city, little rock, 109. jackson, 107. birmingham will feel like 102.ws is there's cooling weather coming behind us. look at this. denver 10 degrees below average. ahead of the front, temperatures awfully warm but as we get into the weekend, temperatures will start to moderate a bit new york city in the mid 80s. raleigh low 90s. you go back into the midwest and it's going to look pretty good. chicago, you're going to have a picture perfect weekend. 79 degrees on sunday. minneapoli 81.s, >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. another beautiful day ahead. lots of sunshine and the humidity will go lower as we warm into the 80s this afternoon. lower 80s for philadelphia. the suburbs, sunny skies and 83 degrees in lansdale. doylestown, near 80 degrees for this afternoon. and low 80s for the lehigh valley, allentown, easton, plenty of sunshine today. delaware, new jersey, into the 80s. while at the shore, an easterly breeze keeps temperatures in the 70s. have a great day. >> get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable.

it will feel like 105 kansas city, little rock, 109. jackson, 107. birmingham will feel like 102.oling weather coming behind us. look at this. denver 10 degrees below average. ahead of the front, temperatures awfully warm but as we get into the weekend, temperatures will start to moderate a bit new york city in the mid 80s. raleigh low 90s. you go back into the midwest and it's going to look pretty good. chicago, you're going to have a picture perfect weekend. 79 degrees on sunday. minneapolis, 81. will continue in san francisco. highs there only reaching 63 degrees. it will be up to 75 in redwood city and 84 today in los gatos. in the north bay, up to 74 in napa and walnut creek, 79 degrees and tri-valley, livermore reaching 86 degrees. our temperatures slightly cooler than average and that will continue over the next few days. we're catching a break with the warmup early next week. >> get your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >>> facts you've been told your life that are completely wrong but first a "today" exclusive. a texas woman who lost her h

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