we have the landmark case of brown harris is board of education, 1954, to thank for equality in education. -- brown v. board of education. seven years later, the chinese community here worked shoulder to shoulder with the african- american community to expand civil rights and public education. we have a history of working together. mayer brown, and reverend brown knows very well. in the early 1970's, a community leader from japan town and let the board informed of the african american roundtable to improve relations between japanese and african americans in the western addition, but it is going to take a lot more than just groups coming together to talk about stereotypes and misperceptions. for these tragic deaths, they must rise a responsibility to reach out beyond our communities and make sure that we understand that there is a cost to holding misperceptions and believes that oppress us all. thank you. [applause] >> we have got a great program for you, and for those of you who have attended in years past, you know that we celebrate with song. we celebrate with dance, and we celebrate re

brown: the u.n. security council voted to defend the south with a multinational force and president harry truman-- withoutsking congress to declare war-- committed u.s. soldiers to what he would call a police action. poorly trained and equipped american troops rushed to the peninsula from occupation duty in japan where they were first quickly pushed deep into the south by the north koreans. months later, the tide turned with an amphibious landing at inchon, and the 15-nation u.n. force led by american general douglas macarthur routed the northern armies all the way to the yalu river. that, in turn, drew in massive armies of communist chinese who sent the allied forces into a hasty winter retreat. general macarthur called for carrying the fight into china, but was overruled and fired for insubordination by president truman, in one of the great tests in american history of civilian control of the military. the war then settled into a stalemate along the 38th parallel and ended in an armistice on july 27, 1953, but never in a formal peace treaty. for years, the official american combat death toll was set at

. >> brown: the way was cleared a few hours earlier, when supporters managed to muster the 60 votes needed to cut off debate. majority leader harry reid said the bill would restore trust in the financial system. >> when you go to any of the great casinos across nevada and put your chips on the table, you're gambling with your own money. if you win, you win, and if you lose, you lose. but wall street rigged the game: they put our money on the table. when they won, they won big. the jackpots they took home were in the billions. but when they lost-- and boy, did they lose big-- they came crying to the taxpayers for help. >> brown: banking committee chair christopher dodd helped shepherd the bill through the senate. he acknowledged it's not perfect. >> i can't legislate integrity. i can't legislate wisdom. i can't legislate passion or competency. but what we can do is create the tools and the architecture that allow good people to do a good job on behalf of the american public. and that's what a bill like this is designed to do. i regret it can't give you your job back, restore a foreclosed home, put retirement monies back in your ac

harris-moore, of course, accused of a two-year crime spree involving stolen planes and cars and boats of dozens of break-ins across nine states and three countries. and his lawyer, john henry brown from seattle. first interview since he spent several hours with his new client. good morning, john. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> how would you describe this young man? what kind of a person is he? >> well, i was very -- yesterday i spent four hours with him and it's not my practice to spend that much time in a federal prison within anybody. he's fascinating. he's introspective. you know, he wanted me to give the message last week when i first met with him to the public that what he did was not romantic, that he shouldn't be a role model. he actually doesn't like the attention that he's getting. and i, of course, as his lawyer makes this case a lot harder, but it's just fascinating. >> hoi did -- >> go ahead. >> i'm sorry. how does he describe life on the run? you know, i think part of the myth is the idea that he was laughing his way, you know, across the country for two years. how does he describe it? >> yeah, i think that's totally -- i actually expected to see that an

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brown. you said he led the fight here. this is fascinating. you have ended up on the losing side of so many fights. john, you and i know rahm emanuel was in harry reid office writing that bill as it was being debated. even the network anchors would have been forced to report the story. we could have defeated that bill. john mccain has lead in losing fights. we don't need a last line of defense. we need a first line and advocacy for the state of arizona. >> groucho marx said, you can believe him or you can believe your own eyes. providing the men and women with the equipment training they need to win, to stand up against obama care, to stand up against my on party when spending got out of control, standing up and fighting on the floor of the united states senate, and accomplishing a record that i am very, very proud of. >> mr. deacon. >> cents a congressman brought up rahm emanuel, he co-sponsored a bill with rahm emanuel, the president's right-hand man, but to lift capital gains tax on songwriters. another addition to a corrupt tax code. we need to not just modify the tax code. we need to repeal it and go back to a fair tax system. >> we are ru

harry, is in claims for damages. >> kelly, thank you so much, down here in grand isle. we want to shift our attention to carol brownthe former head of the epa and environmental advise tore the obama white house. good morning, ms. browner. >> good morning. >> talk to us about the anomaly. explain what thad allen is concerned about below the blowout protector. >> well, there are three issues that have raised concern. again, we all want to see the well closed, and that's why monitoring will be so important, but the three issues we have asked for more information on, one involves a seep three kilometers from the well side. another involves bubbles that you showed in the pictures. the third is one of our own boats, the boat detected anomalies at the top of the sea above the wellhead. all of those will be investigated and they will continue to monitor and make that information available to us. and we will continue to analyze. and if we can leave the cap in place, obviously, we'll leave the cap in place. >> do you feel like you are getting sufficient information from bp? do you feel, basically, are they trustworthy enough