i'll go with that. >> brown miller turned her attention to pornography speaking out begins adult films and magazines, blurring the line between sex and violence. >> we were trying to establish a feminist tradition saying what if our young daughters see this? our position was what if our young sons see this. >> today anyone would argue that pornography is more prevalent than ever. >> yeah, we lost that one. we lost it big time. >> okay, we have single rape. >> now 80 years old, sue an susan brown miller teaches at university. >> when women talk about issues that men have controlled the dialogue on for centuries a very different story emerges. >> a lot of attention is on college campuses when we talk about rape. are we at a turning point? >> i think it could be called the fourth wave of feminism. it's heart warming to me to see college students organizing now. >> do you think that drinking play as role with rape on college campuses? >> yes, i always stressed the warning signs about rape. don't get yourself into a situation. women are still in denial. they don't want to feel that special

heading westward this morning you're ride to the bay bridge was brown backed up into the macarthur maze and to live as an effort with the millerhe golden gate bridge where not tracking any delays this is a good ride were problem free here for the trip arm and led in the wall great. >>george: track and you're ride to the richmond bridge this changing here and her everywhere are ready backed up fully to the toll plaza and that means the backup is beginning by the state 5 a for the trip out of richmond heading toward the bridge in the south bay and accident on highway 85 are ready clear to the right hand shall the northbound here at blossom hill road it is lower the ride leading into and through the columns and valley and the north line 87, also starting to slow the guadalupe parkway on the ride toward a 80, mid peninsula traffic looks good for the bayshore freeway and interstate 280. if >>mark:new this morning. a controversial traffic safety plan has been given the go ahead by san francisco transit than three months ago. when the >>mark: he granted them return straight on to the crime-train tracks he left the truck at the same h

upon brown's arrival after a trip of more than 250 miles that took nearly 24 hours, miller mckim, andnist tapped on the crate asking, all right? all right, sir, can the reply. how step around. with a phase radiant with joy. good morning, tillman! and then brown is quickly sent to new york and then to massachusetts. you could not be safe in the north, even after he escaped because their slave captures around. around eventually goes to england where he spends the 1850's and becomes a sort of anti-slavery lecturer. his exploit maxima very celebrated figure. juan: you argue in your book the underground railroad was not merely humanitarian enterprise but it really was a key spark for what later became the civil war. >> the number of fugitives -- there were 4 million slaves in 1860. even though maybe 1000 the year escaped from the whole south con talking about, and the -- in the 30 years, that is not destroying the system of slavery. but the issue of fugitive slaves became a major catalyst of the sectional conflict. remember, it is in the constitution at seven or's have a right to get their

brown. i want to bring in our aviation analyst, mary schiavo, scott miller from northwest airlines flight instructoraireronauticsaeronautics. scott, what do you make of this? i think a lot of people didn't realize, the door that closes and locks, it can be overridden by somebody locked out of the cockpit and get back in. in this case it seems the copilot would have been the mechanism on to lock which is not something that can be overridden from the outside. >> that's true. i've heard the word speechless a lot this morning. i have to say that word about covers it pretty well for me too. it's so difficult to try to get my head wrapped around this that we have the procedures in place. with the events of september 11th, we need to ensure the cockpit is secure at all times during flight. we are humans and we have physiological needs. in the industry we like to think we have procedures in place that can accommodate that instill and ensure the security of the aircraft ensuring that the pilots are the only ones that have access to the cockpit and have the ability to secure that cockpit is a requirement for

miller and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will control 20 minutes. e chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on h.r. 294, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. miller: and mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you mr. speaker. h.r. 294, as amended, the long-term care veteran choice act, would authorize the department of veterans affairs for three years beginning october 1 of 2015 to enter into a contract or agreement with a certified medical foster home to pay for long-term care for not more than 900 eligible veterans. an eligible veteran is defined as one who is eligible for v.a. paid nursing home care and would agree to receive v.a. home health services. the bill would also limit the amount of awards and bonuses paid to v.a. employees at $300 million for each of fiscal years 2015 through 2018.

miller of course is with llm. he's the chairman and the cio jo josh brown heads into the crowd next to take some live student questionsturning the tables and asking the next generation of investors what they think about the market. "halftime" back live in detroit after this. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my united miles. >>> back live in detroit from the engage student investment conference. this is the largest in the world, by the way. let's head to sue herera with our headlines. sue. >> hi, scott. here's what's happening at this hour. families of the germanwings crash have set up a memorial as the search operation continues. french police continue to retrieve human remains but they say they have not found one intact body. in the aft

brown inquiry. now joining us now, trymaine lee who has been reporting on this story and matthew miller a former aide to attorney general holder. thank you for joining us on what is a busy day for the justice department. matt matt, let me start with you, having worked for this attorney general, what is on his mind on these goals coming out any minute, to address the nation everyone watching, on the out comes of these two very different investigations. >> i think there are two goals. one is a lasting policy goal in the city of ferguson and that is he wants to see reform to the ferguson police department. so the kind of practices, discriminatory practices that were outlined in this report that has been issued today will be changed in the future. and the second thing i think he wants to do is assure the community of ferguson there will be real change. he wants to kind of prevent the unrest that we saw last summer and the way to do that is by demonstrating a firm solid investigation into this matter and there will be change that matters to people's lives going forward. >> tremain, you spend time on the g

le tone use brown and tanya wilson were killed by an employee who thought co workers were spraying her with toxic chemical. yvonne miller is serving two life terms for the rampage. attorneys for 29 families say security guards failed to protect the the employees. but the company vows an appeal saying its personnel quote acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. >>> the lawyer for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal, wants to know why his client has been hospitalized. he is in critical care at the a pennsylvania hospital, but prison officials will not tell the lawyer why. abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. meanwhile a lawsuit in response to the the taped commencement speech given by him is being reviewed in federal court. the suit seeks to determine its victims of violent crimes can prevent convicted criminals from doing things to cause further mental distress. >>> 4:11. coming up, four recent attacks in the local college has students on edge what this school is doing to keep students safe. >>> plus, a security scare how cross dr

brown inquiry. now joining us now, trymaine lee who has been reporting on this story and matthew miller a former aidebusy day for the justice department. matt matt, let me start with you, having worked for this attorney general, what is on his mind on these goals coming out any minute, to address the nation everyone watching on the out comes of these two very different investigations. >> i think there are two goals. one is a lasting

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brown of florida. i also want to thank chairman jeff miller, mr.lamborn of colorado and all of the members of the committee for their efforts on behalf of this bill. h.r. 216 would codify and strengthen efforts by the v.a. to improve the manner in which it matches resources with requirements. h.r. 216 will improve transparency and give us in congress veterans and the american people -- in congress, veterans and the american people a better sense of where the v.a. is going and how it intends to get there. it is often said that the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. far too often it seems that in terms of budget planning, the v.a. is focused on the single step and not the thousand-mile journey. currently, the majority of the v.a.'s programs are provided funding on what is called advanced appropriations. this means that the v.a. budget is put in place well before the start of the fiscal year in which it will be needed. this also means that the v.a. is attempting to estimate the demands it will face many, many months down the road.