heavyweight champ brock lesr has retired.. le >>> the ufc lost its top drawer. brock has retired. fought at ufc in las vegas tonight. he got the win with a vicious kick to the body. you'll see it coming up. the ref stopped the fight. even though he was ufc's biggest draw, he fought eight times and finished with a railroad of 5-3. 4-3 in the ufc. the first place warriors will be without cocaptain against the 76ers. he is attending his grandmother's funeral and currie is hoping to play after missing a game with a sprained ankle. long night for the hawkeyes. they wanted no part of oklahoma's bell. their quarterback rushed for three touchdowns. the sooners over iowa 31-14. check this out, byu gets his helmet ripped off. he stays with the play and watch this, he comes out of nowhere and levels 93. great finish, byu out of timeouts. the cougars hustle to the lin o of scrimmage. throws it to cody for the game winning score. byu wins it, 24-21. music city bowl in nashville. rushing for 180 yards. one went for 60 yards and a touchdown. another geez for 72. bulldogs over wake forest. 23-17.

the war in iraq is coming to an am says brock obama whether withdrawal of u.s. troops set to conclude within weeks he was speaking at a joint news conference with iraq's prime minister who's on an official visit to washington obama says the troops are leaving a sovereign and self-reliant iraq but a rocky say after almost a decade of occupation their country simply cast adrift as artist sean thomas now reports. as two thousand and eleven draws to an end and historical chapter for iraq and the us is finishing as well the occupation is over to keep i'm glad that the americans are leaving who are still concerned because after the troops leave we do not know what will happen next meanwhile despite all the efforts by the us there is doubt that anything significant has been accomplished in implementing a new form of democratic government but i think that's why they're not. done with. the old system is it. and they spoke to him hoping to have nothing to loose this thing which is more done from said done. that's not what approach for generations iraq has been plagued by

he was determined to stand in solidarity with the brock and his friends. jumping in his car, back to i-95 and headed north. as the miles rolled by the carburetor carried frequent bulletins of the walkout, announcers reported the scheduled flights had been cut in half that morning and a skeleton crew of non-strikers, supervisors and hastily deployed no to air traffic controllers were scrambling to handle the remaining flights. trains and bus depots were swamped with worried travelers. they were offering stagnant predictions of the strikes potential cost as it continued for more than a few days. it seemed to maher that the plan was working. there was no way the government could refuse to improve its contract offer in the face of this strike, he thought. and his optimism was not diminished by the last broadcast of president reagan's statement from the white house rose garden at 11 a.m. reagan announced to the assembled press corps and millions watching on television that his administration would not negotiate with controllers engaged in an illegal strike. if

i think anyone who has spent a day in brock and realized it's a place where you have is too birk el your assessment i would think that they could see this as a function of the political troops. and we also oht to be could go thacould gocognizant of the fact es not put a way thousands of problems and i think they will go on for a limb longerment is there. >> charliedoes it speak as towhn or what. >> >> the sunni leader was a goodt. glnldz a that is a positive side of going in. i don't think that people should connect it in going in and toppling the sunni government. >> we can mend the rif betweent. the person's political identity i don't think the shia an are prared to have another stun any led government. although mr.alou iis a shi'a himself he is representing a political party which presents it's sever aitself as a nationa. >> they regard it as a sunnibast going to permit that. i'm not sure that it's something that we showment expect some american trooms to stoll you have fo--american troops. >> pgh the iranians are tryingta sunni split in iraq to solidify their relation had with shi'a

. >> reporter: brock boyd is founder of a company called cmi and he's also seen his share of table dancers. he recalls one fellow with everyone with suit and tie. >> this gentleman had off his coat, shirt, tie and he was dancing on top of tables. we thought for sure he was going to get fired but luckily he did not and he's now an ordained minister. >> reporter: so if your boss invites you to a company get together, you should go. but if you are a party animal and you can't handle hanging out, we're told maybe you should consider staying home. boyd says you should know how much you can drink without becoming obnoxious. another employee took off his sweater at a function where everyone else was dressed professionally. the employee took off his sweater and underneath a t-shirt with homer simpson. >> he walked up to introduce himself and said, hey, it's the big cheese. can i call you cheesy for short. that gentleman was fired. >> reporter: don't expect any extra leeway from your boss and co-workers because of the holiday season. >> well, you can't really read the environment. it's better to be

this weekend the old brock way course is still open because of the unseasonable weather but most travelers we talked to say they were counting on snow to make their new year's holiday complete. >> we are going to come up and we were just hoping that the snow would show up and it did. >> probably going to snowboard with or without the snow. so we'll find the patches, shovel some together make a little run. >> reporter: reporting in tahoe, koula gianulias, cbs 5. >>> can you hear them now? verizon responds to customer complaints over its new convenience fee. >> plus, detox dilution. doctors are now warning patients about the juice cleanse diet. >> am wallpaper was ripped. there was rips in the carpet. >> the dirty truth about hotel ratings. how to know if that four star hotel is really four stars. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. wow what a storm out there today! a lot of clouds, not much in the way of rain. a lot of drizzle though. we'll talk about that and your new year's eve forecast coming up. >>> i overheard a tour guy say if that's the golden gate,

just a reminder that my guest on the show today is scott goodstein external online director for the brock about two thousand and eight election campaign scott you mentioned the middle east north africa lots of people say that these were revolutions these were events and mass protests that were internally reminded organized online. what do you think was the true old social network in these revolutions i don't think in a lot of places around the world social networking had been sort of given credit i think the obama campaign social networking got a lot of new credit because it was something that was there was new ultimately obama was going to win that campaign based on his candidacy the right candidate the right message and lots of people very upset with the direction of the united states in places like. going out and organizing in egypt i truly believe that social networking was was the impetus for a lot of that revolutionary change it got people excited and motivated that they were not alone in their feelings against the government it kept people involved and it actually forced people tha

and as brock obama celebrates the end of the iraq occupation iraq is going to the devastated the structure and unstable government american troops are leaving behind. those who are the top stories here in our next ranjit singh was in his ambassador to iraq in the one nine hundred ninety s. and he's analysis of the u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq is simple washington will still try to control the country's rich oil reserves are just freer shrader caught up with him in new delhi . president obama has announced the united states will definitively end the war in iraq at the end of this month but as the united states attempts to get the military personnel and contractors out of the country questions still remain about the implications of this decision for security in the region joining me to help discuss this is the former indian ambassador to iraq and the author of the book the ultimate prize saying kala thing so much for joining me first of all i want to ask you about the recent terrorist attacks in iraq obviously there have been quite a few in the past few years and they've claimed hundreds

and as brock obama celebrates the end of the iraq occupation iraq is pointing to the devastated infrastructure and unstable government american troops are leaving behind. but now you're up to date so let's see what's happening in the world of sports which is here with news. welcome to schools a good to have you with us is all this always with the headlines. road to recovery look forward to. talking team trying to find one in the first game since the plane crash which killed their entire squad. the citizens come on start munched the city handed back first league defeat of the season rivers among chinese side lose to want to chelsea. back in training fresh from saturday's el classico victory of the real madrid barcelona that reparations for club world cup in japan. will begin with ice hockey. have produced a comprehensive five one home victory in the first competitive game just three months after the plane crash which wiped out their entire squad forty three people died on the plane burst into flames as it crashed into the banks of all river new yet a small and september seventh and among them w

i think anyone who has spent a day in brock and realized it's a place where you have is too birk el your assessment i would think that they could see this as a function of the political troops. and we also oht to be could go thacould gocognizant of the fact es not put a way thousands of problems and i think they will go on for a limb longerment is there. >> charliedoes it speak as towhn or what. >> >> the sunni leader was a goodt. glnldz a that is a positive side of going in. i don't think that people should connect it in going in and toppling the sunni government. >> we can mend the rif betweent. the person's political identity i don't think the shia an are prared to have another stun any led government. although mr.alou iis a shi'a himself he is representing a political party which presents it's sever aitself as a nationa. >> they regard it as a sunnibast going to permit that. i'm not sure that it's something that we showment expect some american trooms to stoll you have fo--american troops. >> pgh the iranians are tryingta sunni split in iraq to solidify their relation had with shi'a

level in turn to half years according to the latest official figures and while it could bring true to brock obama in the run up to elections republicans are unimpressed saying the jobless rate is still higher than when he took office and transfer. things the democrats are simply spinning the numbers to their own advantage but when you look at the real numbers in who got the jobs it's . food stamp employees oh there were jobs created in retail you know those wonderful jobs we take people's money and you say have a nice day and there were jobs in hospitality that's another word for cleaning up somebody who's room oh when there were jobs in health care you know working in nursing homes making sixty to fifty a week why that's why i'm after taxes you know so these are real jobs this is a plantation economy and the big law that no one's talking about as they pump up this week number you need a hundred twenty five thousand jobs a month just to account for the new people moving in to the economy and population growth so that leaves all the people that have lost all these jobs since the great recess

brock you have president obama will possibly most likely secure a second term and there are two candidates that he should be obviously paying much attention to and i would say that would be mitt romney and ron paul because those are the two republican candidates that are leading the polls in iowa where the first u.s. caucus will take place on january third so there is competition for u.s. president barack obama it's not a landslide by any means but but he does have at least almost half of the country's approval rating so going into a second term a possible second term that doesn't look so bad but it will be a fierce election one we will be reporting on and paying attention to. parties there for us in new york now staying with us there in two thousand and eleven they witnessed of the biggest wave of protests since the vietnam war demonstrators have been united under the occupy umbrella as the movement became known which sprang up in wall street in new york more than five months ago and economic analyst max wolff explained what's been the driving force behind the protests. the occupy wall st

brock you have president obama will possibly most likely secure a second term and there are two candidates that he should be obviously paying much attention to and i would say that would be mitt romney and ron paul because those are the two republican candidates that are leading the polls in iowa where the first u.s. caucus will take place on january third so there is competition for u.s. president barack obama it's not a landslide by any means but but he does have at least almost half of the country's approval rating so going into a second term a possible second term that doesn't look so bad but it will be a fierce election one we will be reporting on and paying attention to. more important reporting for us there from new york now on to england where they had a scorching august but it had nothing to do with the summer sun a wave of riots and looting seemingly sprang from nowhere gripping london for days and spreading to other cities nationwide with buildings torched and streets trashed police struggles to contain the worst violence in decades laura smith who watched events said the unrest

i think anyone who has spent a day in brock and realized it's a place where you have is too birk el your assessment i would think that they could see this as a function of the political troops. and we also oht to be could go thacould gocognizant of the fact es not put a way thousands of problems and i think they will go on for a limb longerment is there. >> charliedoes it speak as towhn or what. >> >> the sunni leader was a goodt. glnldz a that is a positive side of going in. i don't think that people should connect it in going in and toppling the sunni government. >> we can mend the rif betweent. the person's political identity i don't think the shia an are prared to have another stun any led government. although mr.alou iis a shi'a himself he is representing a political party which presents it's sever aitself as a nationa. >> they regard it as a sunnibast going to permit that. i'm not sure that it's something that we showment expect some american trooms to stoll you have fo--american troops. >> pgh the iranians are tryingta sunni split in iraq to solidify their relation had with shi'a

brock lesnar used to be a champion. a pro wrestler.g else because he got beaten up, losing in 30 seconds during his big ufc fight last night. afterwards retired. the guy that beat him was fighting in his very first ufc bout. not a bad arrangement. not saying the fight was arranged. you step in, make a statement immediately. he made a statement with his left fist, right fist, knee, everything. it was bad. brock lesnar was probably ufc's biggest star in pay per view draw. this the end of his career. en can good for him or them for that matter. >>> you want to talk about the pigskin. talk pigskin. the iowa hawkeyes and oklahoma sooners happen to be there, too. sooners all over the place. especially the end zone. the bowl in tempe, arizona. oklahoma jumped out to a 21-point lead and hold on, iowa tried to mount a comeback. this was really a down season of teams. be honest, oklahoma left to texas tech earlier in the season. former tiger guy, we love you, at least this ends on a high note for oklahoma you and i know you're a huge sooner fan.

corporate raiders come in like vultures to profit from the distress we'll examine it and us president brock obama in his speech yesterday accuse republican leadership for years of weak regulation and oversight ahead of the financial crisis that he said led to this financial sector where irresponsibility and one of the basic oversight nearly destroyed our entire economy . meanwhile. the leader of the government which virtually. obama and democrats are coming under fire from republicans for all of the political contributions they've accepted from john corazon and m.f. global employees you can see them right there on that chart does this all go to show the crony capitalism and the power of wall street cuts both ways and as we heard obama speak to the nation about restoring the middle class we know corporations have been looking to middle classes and emerging markets to make up for lost business but not for this company not in india. for some not just the former for trying to school. india tells the world's biggest retailer to take a hike we'll tell you all about it let's get to today's capital

forty three year old brock fun talley from san diego she was tasered not once but twice last month while on a photo shoot in the desert she was tasered once in the chest she claims after rangers discovered she was born a man she was tasered in the crotch brooks on telly told san diego station that the rangers became upset after she refused to lie down on the ground so what led to this dramatic confrontation after being handcuffed and taken to jail she was charged with public drunkenness.

he's getting traction with voters like linda brock. >> i just like all of his positions as far as they're conservative and i trust him. >> reporter: gingrich is a favorite to pick up herman's supporters and endorsements. now that he's the front runner, gingrich faces more scrutiny. asked about ethics charges from his time at house speaker he said he had nothing to hide. >> 83 charges were reputeuated as false. the one mistake he made was a letter written by an attorney that i did not read carefully. >> reporter: two new polls have his leading in iowa. gingrich's campaign rolled out a new ad there on monday. >> we can and will rebuild the america we love. >> reporter: with a month until the iowa caucuses, campaign watchers say gingrichs momentum shows voters are still not sold on mitt romney or any other gop candidate just yet. at the white house, danielle nottingham. >>> still to come tonight on wjz, if you thought the postoffice was slow before just wait until you hear about the new changes they're suggesting. degrees tails ahead. >>> why dozens of protesters were taken to jail. >>> tech

he's getting traction with voters like linda brock. >> i just like all of his positions as far as they are conservative and i trust him and he has the experience and he serves a lot. >> reporter: gingrich is seen as a favorite to pick up many of herman cain supporters and his endorsement. cain promised to back one of his former rivals after suspending his campaign. now that he's the front runner, gingrich faces more scrutiny but so far his personal baggage, three marriages and an extramarital affair hasn't hurt his standings. two new polls has him leading in iowa. gingrich's campaign rolled out a new out there on monday. >> we can and will rebuild the america we love. >> reporter: with a month to the iowa caucuses, republicans are still not sold on gingrich or any other republican just yet. >> reporter: donald trump is also planning a debate on december 27th in iowa. he says he will wait to make his endorsement after that. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get back to work let's check on the roads right now. hi again christie. >> hi mary, hi everyone. we do have delays in the northb

brock lesner -- just met someone badder.hat man is -- he landed a nasty kick to the body midway in the first round. lesner -- this was a dutch resident first ufc fight. he next faces the current champion, santos, this is his first right in 14 months. he is now retiring. >>> warriors guard -- may not play tomorrow flight. his grandmother died on christmas day and he is in there is a tend the funeral. >>> mark jackson said to take as long as he needs. >>> warriors point guards say currie -- his sprained ankle is okay. that is sports as we see it this friday night. >> thank you fred. thank you for trusting the news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> it's 7:00 a.m. on morning. they will have the latest on the person who shot and killed a 5-year-old in oakland and international boulevard and we are always here with you on the website. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday mor

brock lesner -- just met someone badder.that man is -- he landed a nasty kick to the body midway in the first round. lesner -- this was a dutch resident first ufc fight. he next faces the current champion, santos, this is his first right in 14 months. he is now retiring. >>> warriors guard -- may not play tomorrow flight. his grandmother died on christmas day and he is in there is a tend the funeral. >>> mark jackson said to take as long as he needs. >>> warriors point guards say currie -- his sprained ankle is okay. that is sports as we see it this friday night. >> thank you fred. thank you for trusting the news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> it's 7:00 a.m. on morning. they will have the latest on the person who shot and killed a 5-year-old in oakland and international boulevard and we are always here with you on the website.

to be more specific, we're going to talk about brock lesnar.ut for the minnesota vikings. my point is that his various job is he needs to try something else. he got beaten up last night. he lost about 30 seconds after the start during his big ultimate fighting championship fight last night. afterwards, he decided to tie him up. he decided to step away from the ring. he retires. the guy who beat him, alistair was fighting in his very first ufc bout. he was a huge face, a big draw. but now things look pretty bad. he's stepping down. wow, that looked painful, didn't it? >>> some football we saw last night, this was a horrendous game. if you happened to be an iowa state fan, it was not good at all. iowa and the oklahoma sooners. this was the inside bowl in tempe, arizona. arizona jumped out to a ten-point lead and held on as iowa tried to make a come back. this was a tony down season for both teams. oklahoma had a loss to texas tech but, you know, to get away if the "w" is not a bad thing and, again, one of many great things today. auburn placed he

in a brief to the national guard and little rock brock, the fbi called him and al qaeda adherents. . the army last august put out a big trading syllabus on how to deal with terrorism. they identified the little rock shootings as terrorism. they sent me a letter and said this is a criminal event. they don't get it both ways. it took me two years to get these back, these are my sons dog tags. they were these when he took four rounds of ammunition from about 3 feet. on that, there is the warrior ethos -- the last line is i will never leave a fallen comrade. the army left him. >> the senator from connecticut, mr. lieberman. >> thank you. thanks to you, chief long. your statement was extremely powerful. it brings to mind the very important role that family of people were killed on 9/11 have had in influencing and shaping our government's reaction to 9/11. thankfully, this group of survivors that you are in our smaller. i hope you'll think about being in contact with survivors of people who were lost at fort hood. availableg yourselves because her testimony is very powerful and it is real.

. >>> one other note in the ufc, brock less inner called it quits last night after his loss in ufc's loss. >>> thanks, gary. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the grand jury transcripts released in the murder trial of a nursing student. >>> and keeping track of all the new laws for the new year. we'll explain the new ones that affect your kids. >>> plus, a new reward to help find a monkey stolen from the san francisco zoo. ♪ [ female announcer ] during the holidays, there's a lot to get done. and safeway select appetizers help you rise to every occasion. ♪ from delectable to amazing. there are over 20 affordable safeway select appetizers ♪ to make all of your gatherings just as merry as can be. ♪ only at safeway. ingredients for life. a little boy who was shot and killed last night. . >>> a memorial today in oakland for homicide victims, including a little boy who was shot and killed last night. >>> and bay area students busted with pot. they are now back at home. no arrests made in the case. some wonder why. >>> plus, a last-minute decision for the iowa caucus, the challenges for

but she's a gorgeous girl, modeled by sir thomas brock, who was a great victorian modeler.es. outside buckingham palace. so, he was an important chap, and he made this model for royal worcester. the colors are very 1920s. right. earlier on, there was stained ivory. sort of darker in color, but she was a very boisterous, modern girl at the time, and, uh, she's done in three different sizes. a large one. this is the medium size. crikey. and a little baby. what's that? i think she's gorgeous. how did you come by it? um, it belonged to my grandma, and, uh, i inherited it when she passed away. my grandparents were travelers with a fairground, and, um, i always remembered that she said that-- that it traveled in their wagon with them, and that they used to have to lay it on the bed when they moved about from fairground to fairground, and wrapped it in the bedding just to keep it safe. she used to take it around for fairs with her? yes, with her, because she loved it so, so much. but, i mean, as a child, i used to see it in her bedroom, and i admired it and always hoped that it wo

sabrina, jen chambers, jeremy phillips, den ricaldi, and cameron brock. i have to tell you. running. you're a veteran. and you say you can't remember a year like this one. >> just to watch it. incredible. an incredible news year. >> you came the day bin laden died. >> i did. >>> coming up, the best movies of the year. what you should be seeing this holiday weekend. >>> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning. i am natasha barrett. 8:27. before the greater in anne suspendedunty was school after compiling a hit list allegedly. was found with a list of names of 35 students and some celebrities including justin bieber. beforelist tled entitled people who are mean to me. >>> a deadly wreck in silver spring, two women were killed car went off university boulevard and into your yard. car is inrson in the hospital in serious condition. news channel 8 will have much this coming up in a few minutes. steve, we mentioned university boulevard with that accident. >> inbound on the left side of .our screen is closed you cannot get by around piney branch. you may want to

sabrina, jen chambers, jeremy phillips, den ricaldi, and cameron brock. i have to tell you.ff and running. you're a veteran. and you say you can't remember a year like this one. >> just to watch it. incredible. an incredible news year. >> you came the day bin laden died. >> i did. >>> coming up, the best movies of the year. what you should be seeing this holiday weekend. . >>> good morning. temperature 27 in baltimore. there's a cold pocket there in southern pa. clouds have rolled in after a beautiful sun rise. sun on the eastern shore will fade away and give way to clouds producing snow in west virginia. most of that stuff may bring flurries back to white tail but this system passes to the north and gives us local cloud cover and a cold day but above normal at 46 degrees. for tonight not as cold at around 32. >>> get ready to head out thursday morning? here's what you'll find, nice, easy conditions around the baltimore beltway. if you're travelling in middle river be prepared for slow downs for those of you making your way on martin boulevard. this is 29, southbound a littl

sabrina, jen chambers, jeremy phillips, den ricaldi, and cameron brock. i have to tell you. off and running. you're a veteran. and you say you can't remember a year like this one. >> just to watch it. incredible. an incredible news year. >> you came the day bin laden died. >> i did. >>> coming up, the best movies of the year. what you should be seeing this holiday weekend. >>> in san jose police have a suspect in custody who they say flashed a machete at officers before barricading himself inside his apartment. the k-9 unit helped capture the man. officers were called 2:30 this morning about reports of loud music. that's when the man flashed the machete at them then barricaded himself in his apartment on capital village circle. >>> a few earlier accidents have been cleared, we are showing you live shots. the biggest problem still the fog. you will find it across the bay bridge no delays at the toll plaza, thick in the north bay, live shot of 101 in san rafael. clear and sunnier in san jose no s on 280, 680 looking good in walnut creek. -- >>> frances will put on ú úiiiii >>>

ever since that scandal brock last year. the current county executive is making it a priority to improve the county's image and joins us now. so it's always good to see you. >> good to be here. >> i want to ask you first of all just your reaction to the sentencing handed down yesterday from -- for your predecessor. >> i said all along justice will play out and what you saw was thefy until the to that -- finality to that whole episode. it's a sad time for mr. johnson and his family. but for us and the county it's moving forward. >> you -- for people don't know, you had tried to get this pox for awhile back. did this change? did your mind set change over the years and to the position where you are now as to what to do with the county? has this changedded anything as far as what you set out years ago when you ran for this position? >> it did. it meant that when i came in under -- it's been a year now under what happened in the previous administration it meant i wanted to take my time in putting people in positions. if you notic

trees fell on top of power lines and one of largest trees fell on a house in brock dale, right alongside highway 9. the douglas first is so big that it had to be taken apart in sections. witnesses say the falling tree nearly crushed the homeowner. >> we're so busy, my crews on couple other jobs right now. and we get another call on this giant fir tree on the house. the lady was really lucky. she was laying a foot and a half away from where it hit. >> scotts valley was another hard hit area. and crews will spend the entire weekend trying to restore power and remove all the falling debris on homes and roadways. >>> crews in southern california are still cleaning up from the strongest winds in a decade. coming up in 10 minutes, the extensive damage done in two different cities. >>> a wind helped fuel fire that damaged 10 contos in san ramon yesterday afternoon. firefighters say when they arrived, they were up against flames being fueled by winds of up to 20 miles per hour. one person escaped the fire by jumping out of a second-story window. he is listed in fair condition. the cause the fire

newspaper columns have written about me, "the new york times," and david brock's major league generousumns and another in the times was an editorial in the times in london i began to feel as if i were reading my obituary because i was still alive. only the nice bits were being printed. and i thought it's nice but of course it gave me a slightly creepy feeling of being a bit premature as well. i don't know how many personal enemies i have. people who just didn't like me in other words or whose nerves i get. but people who have written to me saying they hope i suffer now and then forever after wife died -- after i have died i would say is small. c-span: go back for a moment because i was quite a series of events. i mean, i have your memoir in my hands -- >> guest: so should every bit. c-span: is, and the first seven pages are all about death. did you have any premonition at all? >> no, it is weird, isn't it? i had a gift from the national poetry gallery in london which publishes a magazine for subscribers about its upcoming exhibitions and there was an exhibition from friends of martin a

there was a sheriff john brock, who took on the establishment. he went out and help blacks get registered to vote. this was before 1958. he died in 1956. before 1958, there were efforts to get blacks ready to vote. blacks did not constitute a threat. they were captive votes more than anything else. at that particular time, being a veteran, that was not a major problem, getting registered to vote. >> dr. reed, what did you do at the alabama education association? >> i am the associate secretary at the alabama education association. that's the teachers' union. i have been privileged to serve that organization since 1964. i came over from the black association in 1964. the alabama state teachers association -- there were 11 southern states that had dual associations in the south from virginia to texas. i came on as executive secretary at that time. in 1969 we merged and i have been there for 47 years. >> let's see this video of george wallace. >> john will come, unwanted, warranted for intrusion. >> this afternoon, following a series of threats and