in 1968, after brown, i remember 1968, 14 years after brown. i remember on the left, when the first white girl entered our school. i was in fifth grade. 14 years after brown. later that same year, after the assassination of dr. king, in baltimore, riots broke out. my mom and dad learned that the school boundary lines had changed, which would force me to go to one of the more dangerous schools in the city. that was enough for my parents to get motivated to pull together the resources, and move us 30 minutes outside the city of baltimore. on the right, you see the picture of my class in baltimore county. it looks a little different than the one on the left. i remember my first day of school in the county. ur blacks of about fo in fifth grade. we had shiny floors, individual desks, and new books. there were no more than two black students in each class. everyone was friendly, but i have to tell you, i felt like a fish out of water. my mother was 82. she grew up in baltimore after moving from north carolina. at 82, she still has regular contact wit

so this is brown, this is central high school when brown -- when they attempted to implement brown here and integrate the school. the governor brought in the state national guard to escort in nine children to integrate the school. and then he said violence was threatened, so the children would half to leave. the president said sorry, we are going to implement brown. federal troops were then brought in. the children went back to school and those troops stayed there for months. almost the entire school year, if you can imagine such a thing as sending your child to the school under those circumstances where it was necessary for armed guards to accompany your own children to school just so they could have a shot at getting a decent education. this was the real-life impact of brown. a good friend of mine was in the first graduating class from central high school in little rock. she explained this to me. growing up in little rock, it was common for her to see a ku klux klan parade and marches. whenever that happened, her parents would just yank her inside. come on, read a book. come inside. t

captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> brown: good evening. i'm jeffrey brown. gwen ifill and judy woodruff are away today. on the newshour tonight: no charges for a police officer in cleveland in the killing of 12-year-old tamir rice. and, new outrage in chicago after police "accidentally" kill a 55-year old grandmother. also ahead this monday: a rash of twisters and floods leave more than 40 dead across the south and midwest. plus, our "breakthroughs" series continues with a report on a san francisco start-up trying to make menus at restaurants more transparent. >> this is a consumer product. it's not a medical device, and because of that it has to be something that's really easy to use. it has to be fast, it has to be discreet. >> brown: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institution

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: "concussion" follows the true story of dr.net omalu, played by will smith. a nigerian-born forensic pathologist, omalu was working in a pittsburgh coroner's office in 2002 when he was asked to examine the body of a local football hero: former steelers center mike webster. he discovered protein deposits in webster's outwardly healthy brain, which he linked to repeated head trauma from football, and a disease called "chronic traumatic encephalopathy" or c.t.e. the film chronicles the league's early efforts to discredit the research. >> if you retract, this all goes away. >> why are they doing this? >> they're terrified of you. bennet omalu is going to war with a corporation that has 20 million people on a weekly basis craving their product. the same way they crave food. the n.f.l. owns a day of the week! >> i knew nothing about football. i knew nothing about the n.f.l. >> brown: recently, we had a chance to talk with the real bennet omalu. >> when i saw the pathologies of mike's brain, i reviewed all his medical records: there w

jeffrey brown has that. >> brown: the u.s.an lions as endangered, generally prohibiting importation of lion trophies from that region into the u.s. lions in southern and eastern africa are now classified as threatened, which will allow u.s. trophy imports under certain conditions. the move comes five months after an american hunter killed a lion named "cecil" outside a national park in zimbabwe, and almost five years after u.s. conservation groups petitioned for greater protections for lions. for more, i am joined by daniel ashe, director of the u.s. fish and wildlife service. why is it right to see the killing of cecil as a game changer of galvanized public attention and now government action? >> well, we have been considering the listing of the lion for more than five years petitioned under the endangered species act, that's been our responsibility. we proposed listing the lion in october 2014 before the controversy over the cecil the lion, but cecil and that controversy certainly has valvized -- galvanized public emotions a

again, it's brown! antonio brown. having another monster performance. 23-yard touchdown. phil: these receivers. they know all you got to do is give our quarterback just a little window. watching him step back and he just rips it. and antonio brown gets inside. a safety in the middle. but when you are throwing the ball like ben roethlisberger is, not much you can do on the defensive side. jim: chris harris, one of the he has turned around. i don't know if he ever has in his career had a day quite like this. phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger. but brown, he puts up these catch games like this. 15 receptions like this now. and 17-catch game against oakland. phil: that's what i have been weeks for ben roethlisberger, just one good throw after another. and jim, you and i have talked about this. this steel

jeffrey brown has that debate. >> brown: to understand more, we're joined by james lewis, senior fellow for the center for strategic and international studies, and elissa shevinsky, founder of jekudo, a tech start- up designed to provide private communications to customers. welcome to both of you. james lewis, let me start with you. the proponents of this in congress say that this will allow the government to coordinate information, and they think this is the best way to do it, and then push back to other companies, push out information about how to prevent it in the future. >> you know, it's a really good first step, and it's great congress managed to pass a law, almost amazing, but we have a lot of work to do. in cybersecurity in general, this is a little step. in information sharing, a lot of things have to come together for it to work. we've tried this for a long time. it's hard to share information, classified information, private information. we'll see where we are a year from now, but a good first step, a long way to go. >> brown: from a security perspective, what's the goal and

. >> brown: tell me. i know "legend" and "the revenue." >> and also mad max which was a great film this year. >> brown: we have a little clip from "legend" where he's playing both of the famous criminal twins the kray brothers. (arguing) >> unbelievable! i've got this, it's fine. he's got this. a big boy. we're talking about living. we're talking about being gangsters, right? which is what we are, so you can (bleep). >> one of these case, kray, your life will swallow you whole. >> brown: mark, tell us about tom hardy, why do you like him? >> tom hardy is really coming into his own. he's got an lot of roles. we first saw him in inception and he kind of stole the picture away from leonardo dicaprio. he plays both the kray brothers, one a soft-spoken gentlemen, the other is a brutal killer, one straight, the other homosexual, and he really creates two very separate characters, you completely believe there are two people in the room, and his accent, a lot of times we almost can't understand because we have su

brown brown we broaden the discussion further with heather macdonald, a fellow at the manhattan institute, a think-tank. brittney packnett, i want to start with you. were you surprised by the grand jury's decision? >> i'm sadly not surprised. as an activist and protester from ferguson and also as black woman myself who videotapes every single police encounter that i have when i'm pulled over because i live in that amount of fear, i'm sadly not surprised. and there are millions of americans not surprised by this outcome, and that should concern us all. >> brown: heather macdonald, your reaction? >> well, there was no evidence that this was a homicide, jeffrey. this was a suicide, and it's a tragic case. it's heartbreaking that sandra bland has died, but i don't know of any evidence the coroner found that this was a suicide, whether there was negligence on the part of the jail officials in not keeping a close enough suicide watch on miss plan, who reported that she had recently tried to commit suicide because of a miscarriage, that remains to be seen, but i don't think there's any evidence

jeffrey brown has our story. >> brown: the urgency behindspis announced right at the top. >> homicideschicago, illinois, surpassed the death toll of american special forces in iraq. >> brown: it's called "chi-raq." >> welcome to "chi-raq." >> brown: the forum is his affordable satire. and deadly serious issues of gang violence. in a washington, d.c. movie theater recently, lee told me why he felt compelled to make the film. >> we as americans should not be okay with our young people being shot down in the street. >> the south side of chicago is a mass murder capital of the united states of america. chicago is the canary in the coal mine. >> brown: the emergency, he sees, guns in america used by black men to kill other black men, in the same city. you're telling a tale of two cities. >> charles dickens. >> brown: looking at chicago. i have been making movies since 1986. nothing i do is by happenstance. i'm very in command of my craft. i know what i want to do. i know how to do it. >> brown: if lee had charles dickens in mind, he looked most directly to an ancient greek play, aristopenes

and this was-- >> brown: you mean hundreds of years later?ocean from britain, so this wasn't a fist-fight. this was a war of ideas, in a sense. and so we needed not only great fighters, but great thinkers to navigate us from rebellion to the forging of a new nation. and so hip-hop is uniquely suited to that, because we get more language per measure than any other musical form. >> brown: what about the casting of the founding fathers as latino, as black? is that an important part of this to you? >> i think so. i think one of our overarching goals with this show is-- with any show-- is, you want to eliminate any distance between your audience and your story. and so let's not pretend this is a textbook. let's make the founders of our country look like what our country looks like now. this is what our-- >> brown: so, it's not a costume epic with a distance. >> correct. correct. and this is what our country looks like now. it looks like, you know, we are-- we are every shade and every color. and it also comes organically out of the music. this is

>> brown: new territory for most of them.ss, others recovering from drug and alcohol addiction, newly- released from prison or chronically unemployed. located in the basement of a large homeless shelter just blocks from the white house and u.s. capitol, d.c. central kitchen is the nation's largest community kitchen. its full-time professional staff, helped out by a steady stream of volunteers, puts out 5,000 meals a day, which are sent to homeless shelters, schools, half-way houses and other non-profits in the area. much of the kitchen's output is prepared from donated ingredients-- produce, canned goods, meat and fish that local restaurants and food retailers would otherwise throw away. >> we do so many things, all of which however are focused on and around the idea that waste is wrong. >> brown: waste is wrong? >> as a nation, almost 40% of the food that we produce of the day goes in the garbage. and yet people are hungry. there's something really, really wrong with that. >> brown: for d.c. central kitchen c.e.o. mike curti

brown is a well-known activist. most recently she took a stand against the shooting of mario woods in san francisco urging a crowd in no uncertain terms to follow the example of the black panthers. >> seize the right to bear arms and we patroled our communities and we didn't take photographs. we patroled those communities with guns. >> reporter: despite her toughness, her attorney says the elderly woman was abused. the councilwoman did not return our calls. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> a vigil is planned for today to remember the grandson of another oakland city councilwoman. her 17-year-old grandson was gunned down near 9th street in mandela parkway in west oakland on sunday. there is a $20,000 reward to help find that killer. >>> one of the busiest travel days of the year some people heading to sfo encountered an unexpected delay yesterday. just after noon, "black lives matter" protestors walked on highway 101 and blocked traffic on the connector ramp to the airport. the off-ramp from 101 south to the airport. they

anchor intro this is the home of ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman brown... they just moved here a week ago from portland... take a look at this... giant parts of the home just ripped out by what police say were 45 caliber hand guns and a-k 47s.... lucky to be alive anchor pkg norman brown 09:07:10 this is the couch so it looks like they were aiming for uso new las vegas esidents ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman brown are lukcy ot be alive after nearly 30 bullets struck their condo christmas night just after midnight... she moved from portland a week ago... ashley berlin 09:15:01 as soon as midnight struck htey started shooting hte house with aks and 45s ashley berlin 09:16:59 my life couldve ended my boyfriends life couldve ended that fast the couple was on the couch... until they say something told them to go to bed... norman brown 09:05:53 my girlfriend went to then something hit me go lay down go lay down ashey berlin 09:23:09 to know that he couldve been gne sahley berline 09:17:42 its all those what ifs but god protected us ll sahley berline 09:20

jeffrey brown recently traveled to the olive groves of southern italy. >> brown: it's the heel of italy'sot." the salento region may be less known than the country's more famous tourist areas. but it boasts beautiful port towns and idyllic country roads lined with ancient farms, vineyards and, most of all, its renowned olive groves, some thousands of years old. >> ( translated ): for us, these are not only trees that produce olive oil, but it is the salento landscape. without these trees, salento will no longer exist. >> brown: a deadly bacteria -- dubbed "an olive ebola" -- has infected some one million trees so far, about 10% of the trees in the larger puglia province. some of those olive groves have been in families for generations. that's the case for giovanni melcarne, a grower who believes 500 of his 5,000 trees are now infected. you're fairly certain that all of this will be lost. >> ( translated ): by what we have seen so far, in the past few months, yes. >> brown: the bacteria is xylella fastidiosa, and for years has been found in a variety of plants in brazil and california. it

'it was a bit of a surprise that consistent" ballot alongside contender jim brown-- and brown, isn't necessarily a shoe-in. dave halterman ran in the first election-- and has now launched a write-in campaign. 'the field shrank, and that's good for me' crews remains on the ballot alongside contender jim brown-- and brown, isn't necessarily a shoe-in. dave halterman ran in the first election-- and has now launched a write-in campaign. 'the field shrank, and that's good for me' halterman says he's upped his advertising game in the past four weeks, dropping one of these mailers in every home in cedar falls "you know thats the strategy, trucks running around" "you know imitation is the highest form of flattery' both men saying this is what it comes down to -- getting their name out to voters. halterman and brown only four weeks to campaign this time around -- and that presented a new challenge. "its a lot different, before i knocked on over 5000 doors, and we did literature drops on a despite the change in remaining positive -- and so is halterman -- he says he wants people to have a choi

this is a community. >> this is a tap industry. >> brown: a whole tap industry. >> yeah. >> brown: wasing for you, harder for you? >> it's fascinating that you can slip from one sensibility to the other. if i go to a crowded cocktail party instead of an intimate dinner with one person, which i loved, there is ritual to me in many ways, but you have to figure out who's going to carry your story forward, which of the victims you wasn't to write about, which of the court configures they need to hear and how much time to give each of those things. >> brown: there are all kinds of theories as to how this could have happened. where do you come out? >> you have to read the book to get to the theory but it's a perfect storm in many ways. everyone has an agenda. the agenda isn't entirely clear. there are very much hidden agendas. the girls and ministers have their reasons, the specific authorities have their reasons, the villagers have their reasons and all of those reasons at a particularly vulnerable and explosive time for the conley converge. >> brown: did you want to figure it out or not? b

norman brown the peson who lived there before saying he didnt get hit l norman brown the fact the guy came back days later means there is still action going on ashley bein this is peoples lives innocent people who hav enothing to do with your craziness the couple is now trying to move.... ashley berlin its ike a dream im never going to wake up from norman brown it sucks more for my girlfriend because shes scared but its like what do we do now ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman say they have not spent a night here since the shooting... they desperately want to move out but they are having trouble with their landlord. they say in a strange way the shooting brought them closer.... as for the suspects... they remain on the run tonight... cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. a thief left a giant hole in a bank, after trying to steal an a-t-m. this happened just after four this morning, near blue diamond and decatur. metro says someone drove a the front window of the building... and tried to drive off with the a-t-m. police arrested one person, and they're looking for two others.

the first ever brown and black forum in iowa happened in 1984.

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jeffrey brown looks at the musical group, "black violin." >> brown: wil baptiste and kev marcus, thebers of "black violin:" two former high school orchestra nerds. that's how they met. but also by their own description: "two six-foot-two black men" who are eager to change perceptions about who plays what, when it comes to music. their new album is titled, "stereotypes." ♪ >> i think that's probably the main agenda, right? you think of-- >> brown: you use the word "agenda"? >> i think so. if you look at us, we don't look like your typical violinists. we talk to the kids all the time and the kids loves us just because we can relate to them, so to speak. and that's what it's all about: breaking stereotypes. >> i look like i should be a linebacker, but to be a violinist-- when i realized that, i was just like, i love it, i'm drawn to it. it's the thing, it's why i wake up in the morning is to take the violin and kind of change people's perceptions about it. ♪ >> brown: blending classical music with hip hop, "black violin" is reaching audiences around the country. we met them at the publi

norman brown 09:05:53 my girlfriend went to lay down first i styaed to watch tv then something hit me go lay down go lay down ashey berlin 09:23:09 to know that he couldve been gne sahley berline 09:17:42 its all those what ifs but god protected us ll sahley berline 09:20:08 we were in the safest palce and he had his shielf around us and nothing came close to this bed and it was him and ive been trying not to cry shawn wilson 09:10:34 a couple of my friends that used to live here used to get in a lot of trouble and this was his mothers house ll a neighbor shawn lawson says he knew the person who previously lived in the apartment and says in september that tenant was involved in a different the gunshots this time.... he ran out and saw two men right by berlins front door... shawn wilson 09:12:05 i actually chased them but they got away quick shawn wilson 09:12:39 it was two blakc guys it was realy dark the lighs that shine from here gave a sillhouette and they had baseball hats on berlin and brown say the man who used to live in their apartment stopped by the complex after the shooting

brown is working on. court documents claim brooks said to brown i haven't moved on you before because you're old but now i'm tired of your bs. bonner says that's when the assault happened. >> brooks ended up taking both of her arms and striking ms. brown in the chest, knocking her over chairs. she stood over ms. brown and threatened to strike her again. >> reporter: now brown, who is in her 70s, is claiming elder abuse and demanding damages. she's a well known activist. most recently she took a stand against the shooting of mario woods urging a crowd to follow the example of black panthers. >> we seize the right to bear arms and we patrolled our communities. we helped patrol those communities with guns. >> reporter: despite her toughness her attorney says this is an elderly woman who has been abused and deserves justice. >> we reerchd out -- we reached out to brooks for a comment. she did not return our calls. >>> drivers had a tough time getting to sfo after noon today because of this. black lives matter

and what an epic night for antonio brown, one of the most exciting players in the league. he caught eight passes, two of them for touchdowns, then tacked on a 71-yard punt return for a score late in the game and attempted a nearly impossible and inadvisable celebration move, but somehow survived it and all three of them, roethlisberger, williams and brown are with michele. >> michele: well, ben, it seems the theme all week has been everything you guys want is right there in front of you for the taking. what was the mindset tonight? >> have fun. that's what we said in the locker room. we wanted to get done with this game and we wanted the world to see that the pittsburgh steelers have fun when they play ball. >> michele: you had fun obviously because you have a number of targets, a number of weapons. how has that developed when you've been in and out all season? >> credit to them. we work harding to. you know, whether we're in on offense when the defense is in, we're talking on the sideline. i give them a lot of credit because they work their butts off. >> michele: antonio

i thought brown would get fed up and quit.y haven't given him anything to work with and clearly sam hinkie isn't trying to win. apparently brown isn't sick of being the punching bag just yet. sixers just signed brown to two-year he can tension. this coming as a one and 22 start brown is 38 and 149 over the last three years. of course, the record isn't his fault. everyone knows this team can't win but why would you extend a coach with that record and why would coach brown even want to stay around for all of this mess? >> why wouldn't i want to see this through? we have started something extremely difficult, but it's going to end up he can treatmently special. we know i take hits and we grow our young guys and it's not always fun but i feel like when you weigh it up in its totality there are amazing opportunities if we can stay solid and not get distracted or get -- get too definite with the noise. >> certainly a glass half full guy. i have a feeling he's probably going regret this a year from now. all right. behind all the dram

the 12 year old is described as a white female, 5'2, with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing white and blue flannel pajamas. anyone with informationc can contact newton police at 641-732- 1547 elias: and finally in the top five... elias: the countdown begins until the hawkeyes getting ready to face stanford and heisman finalist christian mccaffery. the 102nd rose bowl game is at 4 pm new year's day on espn. jon schaeffer and alex giaimo will have live coverage this week here on local five. elias: only a few days left in 20-15, and just over a month to go until the iowa caucus. the next few days, presidential hopefuls will make an end of the year push here in iowa...as they try to build momentum leading into the new year. elias: a pair of democrats and a trio of republicans will spend parts of the last days of 20-15 taking part in campaign stops across iowa. bernie sanders and martin o'malley are trying to cut into the lead of democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. republican frontrunner donald trump, along with candidates chris christie and marco ru

brown anyone else be please come forward that will be continued to the call of the chair after public comment. >> sir. >> go ahead walter. >> please store those guns safely because of those guns there is no no where to run no where to hide once e would you store them safely no where to run or hide keep is safe and raw you'll be safe by and by thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> we're going to close public comment if people don't come up to speak right now. >> next speaker. >> hello my name is paulette brown i'm here in respect to my son who was murdered august 14, 2018, he was shot with an semiautomatic gun thirty rounds into my son today his case is not solved i'm concerned about the gun violence that's been going around it says here that gunfire firearms are the third leading killer of children alps 1 to 17 how many guns are going to be on the street killing our children how many guns are brought out of trunk we think about the young man that did the mural was shot and that gun was stolen out of a police officer vehicle how many guns are going to be stole

in cleveland, the browns are 2-10. coach mike pettine was asked if he's received an assurance he'll even finish the season. he said that he hasn't had that conversation with owner jimmy haslam and that could mean that a very different kind of conversation is coming soon for mike pettine in cleveland. >> all right, mike, thanks. yeah, speaking of the giants, they're 5-7.7. they could with a little luck and change a thing here or two benign-3. > meanwhile, steelers 45, colts 10. things up after this. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero desit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and otherselect models. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiasti

the sixers rebuilding project under brown look it's taken a toll on everyone but brown has been backbonerength for the youngest team in the nba and he wants to stick around when he believe this team will contend within the next few years. >> why wouldn't i want to see this through? we -- we have started something extremely difficult but it's going to end up extremely special. i feel personally connected to the city. i love the city of philadelphia. it's real. it's blue collar. it wears its heart on its sleeve. >> sixers and pistons later tonight at 7:00. chip kelly and the eagles have to worry about more than just lesean mccoy running his mouth on sunday. the buffalo bills back is red hot. he has over a hundred yards if scrimmage in six straight games. espn's ron jaworski has the eagles key to victory. >> ♪ >> my three keys to an eagles victory over the bills. key number one, stop leshawn mccoy. the former eagles all time leading rusher comes back home to philadelphia for the first time. and he is hot right now. the eagles must stop him. >> at the 15, couples to the 20, the 25, to the 30

in center city, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> here it is in print print.he army/navy tomorrow 3:00 o'clock lincoln financial field and you can catch it right here on cbs3. >>> let's keep this great stretch of going for the game. meteorologist kate bilo has a check on the temperatures right now. she's out on the sky deck. kate. >> thank you ukee. it feels pretty great for mid december out her on the sky deck. temperatures right now warmer than they should be for daytime highs. take look at your current temperatures all around the area still holding to 53 degrees in philadelphia. it's a little cooler in surrounding suburbs down to 44 in allentown right now. 44 in reading and 46 right now in millville. but 53 in atlantic city. which is feeling great. we mentioned the army/navy game f you're headed to the game what beautiful forecast i have for you here when folks bought their tickets to this game probably weren't thinking it would be 65 degrees with sunshine feeling nice and warm for kick off at 3:00 p.m. of course on sunday, we've got a big eagles game at li

again, it's brown! antonio brown. having another monster performance. 23-yard touchdown. phil: these receivers. they know all you got to do is give our quarterback just a little window. watching him step back and he just rips it. and antonio brown gets inside. a safety in the middle. ball like ben roethlisberger is, not much you can do on the defensive side. jim: chris harris, one of the best. he has turned around. i don't know if he ever has in his career had a day quite like this. phil: well. jim: second time for a touchdown. phil: antonio brown on the second side. he never gets over there. watch. even though he releases inside. watch the quarterback just let it go. and the window is tight. made it look easy, didn't he? jim: antonio makes a lot of things look easy. he and roethlisberger. but brown, he puts up these catch games like this. and 17-catch game against oakland. phil: that's what i have been watching and seeing for many weeks for ben roethlisberger, just one good throw after another. and jim, you and i have talked about this. this steeler offense, the talent,

nfl game between ravens and the browns.and lined for a 51-yard field goal attempt to win the game but the kick was blocked by defensive. 64 yards down the left side for the winning touchdown. browns lost sixth traight game and ravens are 4 and 7. held on for nba record to start the reason last night. warriors beat the utah jazz but the game tied at 101 with 51 seconds left. curry scored a 3 pointer, curry missed the 3 pointer, curry had two free throws to steal the victory. warriors have won 23 straight date -- games. illinois state and the wildcats tied at the half. wildcats 7-0. mitch geap state held the top three spots. kansas and iowa state switch places at third and fourth. >> cheryl: coming up the state department has released the largest batch of hillary clinton emails yet. nearly a 1,000, we are going to tell you what's in those emails. gop front runner donald trump taking aim at clinton on the campaign trail. >> you know what her legacy is going to be the greatest job that she has ever done would be getting out of

just a short time thereafter, brown vs. board of education, which said that separate but equal was repugnant to the constitution. host: happily, they made it on to our short list of 12 landmark cases. thank you for your time in talking about the supreme court and its history. representative goodlatte: thank you. on newsmakers, bob