let's cheer brown on. >> ♪ go brown, go brown ♪ go brown, go brown ♪ go brown, go brown ♪ go brown, go to needles. i can't give no blood. i'm not doing that. >> ♪ go brown, go brown ♪ go brown, go brown ♪ go brown, go brown >> uh, now what? >> uh, one pint. >> get him up. >> get your hands out of my pockets. no, madea, i don't want you to kiss me. no! >> mr. brown. >> no, don't kiss me. please. aah! >> mr. brown. >> cora. cora, is that you? >> yes. >> ooh, i just so -- i'm so disney. i just felt like i died and went to heaven. >> hello, brown. >> ah, who left the gate open? >> oh, shut up before i take another pint of blood out of you. >> cora, how much did they take, cora? felt like they cut off my arm. help me. >> okay. all right. here you go. here you are, mr. brown. >> what's this? >> that's the results from the dna test. sasha ran the test when you passed out. >> oh. cora, am i your daddy? >> mr. brown... >> cora, don't tell me. i don't wanna know! if i'm not your daddy, who's gonna love me? who's gonna love me like you? >> mr. brown! >> nobody. >> i'll always love you. you'll alw

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>>brown: right. and while if not in open sources, the fact of the matter is those are largely small arms. it's unclear as a result of this meeting today if the arms are going to be the kind of weapon systems the opposition forces want which is any air -- antiaircraft and antitank system. >>brown: you've written against military action, why? >> well what are we going to do strike with tomahawks? we did in 1998. didn't stop the taliban from supporting al qaeda nine years later, it was a disaster. sudan didn't make much difference there. if it's going to be anything like general keene is talking about that's not a one day shot. that's going to be multiple attacks. we're going ohave to see how much damage we have actually done, battle damage assessment. our record is spotty on that. will we get everything we're targeting? maybe not. a lot of the aircraft, in fact the aircraft that seem to be more effective, l-29 trainers, dumpy little things but they don't have to fly off air fields. but what if we hit t

joining me now is crystal brown, marlon brown's ex-wife and benjamin crump, taken for the family. thank you both for being here this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> miss brown, i'd like to start with you, the deland police officer fired officer james harris the same day that the chief saw that dash cam video that we just showed. he ishd you a statement saying the actions taken by officer harris are not skpichbt with our department's training, directives or accepted practices or techniques. we did try to get a comment from

. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we hear from former national security advisor brent scowcroft and former diplomat chris hill. and we continue our talks with members of congress about syria- - tonight, democratic congressman alan grayson. >> woodruff: then, from western massachusetts, a story about a county taking "going local" to a whole new level by printing its own money. >> it's about community support. it's about shopping local. it's about sustainability right here where we live and we work. >> brown: the internet's making its way into our cars, our refrigerators, even our toilets. hari sreenivasan asks: does that make it easier for hackers to disrupt our daily lives? >> woodruff: and, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's the story of superman through the ages. >> there is no more symbolic character than superman, who created the archetype of the superhero. and everything that's come after him that's touched on the idea of somebody who dressed up in a weird outfit and fights for the powers of

>> "brown!" oh. [ chuckles ] i'm the one should be screaming. [ chuckles ] >> well, i got 10 of these. >> really? you got 10? >> 10! >> well, what you use them for? >> well, uh -- huh?! is that a -- yes, i'm coming! coming right away, edna! >> i didn't hear nothing. >> right away! >> i thought these were banned in this country, anyway. it should be. >> i'm so worried. he's been gone since this morning. >> oh, i'm sure brown is fine. >> fine? woman, you crazy? that man's been gone for 12 hours. he could be anywhere -- lost in the woods, being eaten by wolves, bleeding to death in some -- ooh, brownies. >> how can you think of food? >> edna, at our age, friends drop off like flies. you'll get used to it. >> mr. brown! >> ooh! >> ooh! you stink! where were you? >> i took a new job. i'm a de-boner. >> a de-what? >> a de-boner. yeah, i take all the bones out the chickens so people won't choke to death when they're eating their chicken nuggets. >> there is no bones in chicken nuggets. >> that's 'cause

agent who raided brown's home last year and brown is charged with threatening you have to flee a guy with an unbiased opinion on the legality of a gag order now according to the court's decision a gag order is meant to protect brown's right to a fair trial because there's just so much media coverage about the case you know between c.n.n. as miley cyrus twerking updates and amazon receives pounding at the syrian war drums government has been all over their brown look it's obvious why they don't want this case to generate attention but i better stop talking before they impose a gag order on me so let's go break the set. now i just a click away right now it. strikes at the n.s.a. making the agency's prying eyes and ears the victims of their own tactics. spying mission right over the u.s. consulate in germany details online for you this hour. getting rid of children has never been easier for some families on our website we tell you all about the disturbing scheme of. the lives of scores of adoptees. to see. and i think. we will start with a court in india which is expected to deliver its

agent who raided brown's home last year and that brown is charged with threatening definitely a guy with an unbiased opinion on the legality of a gag order now quoting the court's decision a gag order is meant to protect brown's right to a fair trial because there's just so much media coverage about the case you know between c.n.n. as miley cyrus twerking updates and amazon receives pounding at the syrian war drums government has been all over their brown look at obvious why they don't want this case to generate attention but i better stop talking before they impose a gag order on me so let's go break the set. it's a piece of the problem it was terrible a girl i'm very sorry to take on the second of the money or the club that never had sex with that her risk their lives let's call it was. just so let's. listen to the citizens of this lists lists .

paula brown more times then i can count. i see her at the hall of justice and i don't want the public to think that the department has been less than cooperative. we had a homicide 7 years ago so i've invited our investigation buyer to give you a brief update and to make again, a very public plea for any information that would move this case along. >> good evening inspector. >> good evening. my name is is hector i'm the commander of chief investigations. i'm here to talk about the update. as the which kind of mentioned 7 years ago today a 17 people was shot in the intersection of barkers street >> can we just stop you and acknowledge his mom ms. brown just joined us. >> some witnesses were at the scene and provided the officers with a partial description pr there were a bunch of people at the scene. he was trapped to the hospital where he died. the investigators were the first assigned. they met with ms. brown and interviewed approximately 21 witnesses within a few days. the witness we spoke with counsel identify the suspect

agent who raided brown's home last year and brown was charged with threatening to flee a guy with an unbiased opinion on the legality of a gag order now according to the court's decision the gag order is meant to protect brown's right to a fair trial because there's just so much media coverage about the case you know between c.n.n. is miley cyrus twerking updates and amazon receives pounding in the syrian war drums government has been all over their brown look it's obvious why they don't want this case to generate attention but i better stop talking before they impose a gag order on me so let's go break the set. online r.t. dot com for you would go a whole host of stories lined up for your viewing pleasure and this one had a lot of us clicking on that for you prying eyes and ears of the n.s.a. are now victims of their own tactics germany sent a helicopter on a spying mission over the us consulate in bodies housed on that online for you. and not such a born a b t b u r a greek culture departments that means inspection program allows contaminated meat and trying so faeces to slip into

at, brown? you've been acting paranoid ever since we left the mall. >> colonel, i'm telling you, somebody's following us. >> oh, brown, it's all those cinnamon rolls you been eating. that sugar's got you loopy. >> no. colonel, you know what? somebody's definitely following us. come on, let's get inside. come on, hurry up. >> brown, you need to rest. you're seeing things. >> no, i'm not, colonel. i know when the -- [ whispering] colonel! colonel! so i guess the man standing at the window is me and my imagination, too. [ both screaming ] [ knock on door ] what you want, opie cunningham? >> i'd like to talk to you for a second. >> well, who is he? >> who are you? >> we met at the mall. age b gone facial cream? >> oh, yes, yes. uh, well, be careful. sneaking around on people in this neighborhood will get a cap [imitates gunshots] right up in you. >> so, how'd you find us? >> he followed us. duh! >> well, you filled out these information cards. >> colonel, i know you didn't put my address on your car

all this stuff about the willie brown bridge, will you call it the willie brown bridge or just the bay bridge? so far our online poll, see it, an overwehelming amount, 98% says, no, you will not call it the willie brown bridge. go to our website if you want to participate in this poll or tweet us f@nbc bay area. we'll have the final results coming up later in this newscast. >>> richmond's plan to seize underwater mortgages is still moving forward for now. but some banks including wells fargo, deutsche bank and the bank of mellon filed a lawsuit to get an injunction against this plan. the city of richmond wants to use eminent domain and give them a chance to refinance. tvps t it's the first kind of its plan in the country. a judge said it was too early to file. however, the judge did say on monday he'll rule on whether or not to dismiss the injunction request or stay it until a later date. >>> on the peninsula, the search is on if a shooter who opened fire on two teenage boys. a teenager who didn't want to show his face says it started when he and his brother were sitting on the front p

brown, jr. bridge. >> an iconic place like the bridge named after an african- american in the state of california, it's really earth- shaking. >> why critics are fighting to take that honor away. >> you really have seen twitter over the last few months start to diversify. >> the tweets that rocked the tech world. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning. >> not in time! captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. friday is here, it's friday, september 13. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. >>> developing out of afghanistan overnight two suicide bomb attacks by taliban militants set off a deadly gun battle outside the u.s. consulate. militants detonated a powerful truck bomb outside the front gates overnight then one of the attackers set off a vest bomb. at least two afghan soldiers and 7 attackers were killed. no americans

brown's family calls it an execution.ing officer james harris never slowed down or swerved to avoid hitting brown. but that's not what the medical examiner for volusia county found. in this autopsy report, dr. shipping bao called brown's death in may an accident. and most controversily that the car did not, repeat, did not hit brown. because there were no pelvic or skull fractures. instead, the medical examiner found brown died from mechanical asphyxia. the weight of the car cut off his oxygen. the report was reviewed and signed by the chief medical examiner. willy gary is dr. bao's lawyer. >> you're confident in his skills? you think he's qualified to be a medical examiner? >> absolutely. think his record speaks for himself he's more than qualified. >> that maybe true with more than 3,000 autopsies under his belt. but remember, dr. bao also performed the autopsy on trayvon martin, after the teenager was shot by george zimmerman. >> call your next witness, please. >> we call dr. bao. >> on the stand in july, bao had attor

brown is only on foot for about six seconds.oments later the other police officer looks under the car and they attempt to get the car off brown. by the time fire rescue crews arrived to lift the car, the 38-year-old father of two is dead. crystal brown is marlon's ex-wife. >> when i look at that video, you don't see a swerve. you don't see -- you don't even hear oh, my god as you impact. >> the medical examiner said he died from mechanical asphyxia. the weight of the car cutoff his oxygen. they found no evidence that he was struck by the vehicle. no skull or pelvic fractures, ruling that brown slip and fell and only then did the police car come to a stop on top of him. he ruled the death accidental. >> i don't buy it one bit. y see marlon sitting up in front of the car. he saw it am can be. >> he lost his footing and 2e8 down because of the wet turf and the loose dirt and that's the same thing that made it difficult to stop the car. >> do you believe your client tried to slow down? >> absolutely. >>. >> weeks ago the state attor

brown's family calls it an execution.r james harris never slowed down or swerved to avoid hitting brown. but that's not what the medical examiner for volusia county found. in this autopsy report, dr. shipping bao called brown's death in may an accident. and most controversily that the car did not, repeat did not hit brown. because there were no pelvic or skull fractures. instead, the medical examiner found brown died from mechanical asphyxia. the weight of the car cut off his oxygen. the report was reviewed and signed by the chief medical examiner. willy gary is dr. bao's lawyer. >> you're confident in his skills? >> absolutely. think his record speaks for himself he's more than qualified. >> that maybe true with more than 3,000 autopsies under his belt. but remember, dr. bao also performed the autopsy entree von martin after the teenager was shot by george zimmerman. >> call your next witness, please. >> we call dr. bao. >> on the stand in july, bao had attorneys on both sides shaking their heads. first he didn't remembe

. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we get an update on the fight for support abroad, and votes here at home, as the senate formally introduced a bill to use military force. >> woodruff: then, the worrying side of the jobs picture in the u.s. paul solman digs into today's employment figures. >> brown: your emails, online bank transactions and more-- privacy tools keep all of that data secure. but hari sreenivasan dissects new revelations saying the n.s.a. can crack those codes. >> woodruff: and we return to syria, starting with two looks at its impact on the middle east. ray suarez reports on the flood of refugees in neighboring jordan. >> brown: and margaret warner is on the ground in egypt. >> woodruff: plus, mark shields and david brooks analyze the debate over military action. >> brown: and gwen ifill gets historical perspective on how past presidents flexed their war powers. >> if we go through american history, presidents, even to this day, have an amazing ability to change americas' minds

representative john sarbanes is backing brown for governor. he's the fourth of maryland's eight representatives to announce his support for brown. sarbanes' district includes parts of anne arundel, baltimore, howard and montgomery counties... and baltimore city. business social networking site, "linkedin" is facing a class action suit. four users have filed it. the suit accuses the company of breaking into accounts, gathering emails and sending spam. they say in an effort to get new users, "linkedin" sends emails to existing members' contacts, using their name and likeness without their consent. linkedin denies it had ever broken into or hacked user accounts. in a statement the site says... they are committed to putting its members first, and being transparent about how they protect and use their data. people with disabilities will no longer get special treatment when going on rides at walt disney world. earlier this spring news spread that rich families took advantage of the theme park's policy by hiring a disabled person to escort them throu

marlon brown was in and out of jail for drugs and fraud. just released the month before he died. friends said he fled because he was afraid of going back to jail. randi kaye, cnn, deland, florida. >>> let's talk more about the case. ben, you believe this was an execution? >> i think when you look at the velocity that he way at marlon brown with that night, that regardless of marlon fell down or not that car was headed straight at him. look at the video. >> you have no doubt that car hit marlon? >> no doubt whatsoever. that's why we found it unbelievable the medical examiner said there was no vehicle contact. you can look at the car with your own eyes. it is either inaccurate or an attempt to conceal something. >> you don't think that the officer did anything criminal? >> i think it was stupid and negligent. but does it rise to the level of being criminal? i don't think this is an issue where we have someone reckless to the extent of criminal liability. i don't think anyone can condone this officer's actions but does it rise to the level of

he said, john brown. he went into this soliloquy about john brown. -- give us a little history lesson. white manown was a who decided that slavery was wrong and he conduct did -- he went out to kansas. they were trying to decide -- whethersas slavery should be allowed or not. they attacked the yankees coming from boston and new york. john brown went out there with a wagon load of guns and he got busy. pro-slavers, they became the jesse james and these mythic figures that were made into legends in american history. john brown started running them out. eventually, he came back east and he attacked america's biggest arsenal. in attempt to take over. he attempted to take it over and he wanted to start a war against slavery. he started the civil war because this attack panic america. panickedthings really america greatly about slavery. that was not turner's rebellion and john brown's takeover. people thought he was crazy because he was a white man. he had 19 others within. -- with him. they took over america's biggest arsenal. him because he was waiting f

you have something against willie brown? >> it could have been named after you. >> reporter: not so fast, from the way politicians pushed it through to the fact mr. brown is still alive. >> at some point people have to say "no" to all the private special interest activities the let late you are gauges it. >> reporter: like the new name or not, willie brown and his spotlight always seem to find each other e even on a -- even on a bridge. >> an icon incompetent place like the bridge named after an african-american in the state of california is really earth shaking. >> reporter: this lawsuit isn't scheduled to be in front of a judge until february. by that time willie brown's name may be plastered all over the bridge. >>> the legislature approved a resolution for that name, but not a new law. the governor can't even sign it. but he could stop state money from being used to put up those new signs. >>> we're more than halfway through the 60-day cooling off period before another possible bart strike. and contract talks just got ba

on may 8th and marlon brown is running from the police.ounty police officer tried to stop him earlier for not wearing a seat belt. from there, the police officer and another police officer pick up the pursuit each in their own patrol car. they spot brown down there at that intersection. they tail him until he makes it to a dead end. brown pulls over and takes off running and jumps running to a vacant lot. the officer stays on him. >> he was chasing a man down with a 4,000 pound car, he had to realize there was a risk here. >> what my client is trying to do is drive towards the back of the lot where he can stop, and then exit his vehicle. he is not attempting to strike anyone. >> reporter: a warning. what happens next is hard to watch. one finally glance toward the oncoming police car, and brown disappears underneath it. it all happened so fast, brown is only on foot for about six seconds. [ bleep ] >> reporter: moments later, the other officer looks under the car with a flash light. then they attempt to get the car off brown. >> we got to

brown, charlie brown ♪ ♪ he's a clown that charlie brown ♪ ♪ why is everybody always picking on me ♪tle g-force action, that's scary. >> this guy who has the high part has the easy one, he's already screaming. >> i love they keep going. ♪ why is everybody always picking on me, charlie brown ♪ >> puppy tries the stairs. >> come on now. come on. come on! come on. come on. yes, yes. come on. good boy. come on. >> we're going to do some very special fishing. it's the hair. >> yes, the hook is tied to his hair. they managed to get the hook in his hair. >> are they going to put his head near the water? >> yeah. and you're thinking is it going to work? >> check it out. it works! >> it totally works. >> yes! whoo! >> it's crazy. >> that's what i hate. you find yourself stranded on the desert island, there you go. >> as long as you got the hook and the bait. >> don't get a hair cut. >> that's it for >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we got the best videos from the web "right this minute." they may look like vandals but these are really nice guys. how a viral video has the whole town calli

there it is brown was pulled over. you're not wearing a seatbelt he fled from the officers and that's when delay and police officer james harris bed onto the scene harris drove past the officers in pursuit and slammed his cruiser right in the brown who had slipped and fallen on the ground brown died from his injuries of sir harry this was fired but is that all that should happen the city of the land did pay a settlement of five hundred fifty thousand dollars to brown's ex-wife for his death and that settlement also protected the city from any further legal action but the family of marlon brown wants the officer who killed him to face vehicular manslaughter charges earlier this month a grand jury looked at the evidence and decided not to charge that officer with any crime but according to an attorney representing the family marlon brown was executed in a vegetable garden i was joined earlier by matthew feeney assistant editor for reason dot com and reason twenty four seven news and i first asked matthew that assuming of

hitting brown. that's not what the medical examiner for volusia county found. in this autopsy report, the doctor called brown's death in may an accident and most controversially that the car did not repeat did not hit brown because there were no pelvic or skull fractures. instead the medical examiner found brown died from mechanical asphyxia. the weight of the car cut off his oxygen. the report was reviewed and signed by the chief medical examiner. willie gary is the doctor's lawyer. you are confident in his skills? >> i think his record speaks for himself. i think he's more than kwauchld. >> that may be true with more than 3,000 autopsies under his belt. but remember, he also performed the autopsy on trayvon martin after the teen ager was shot by george vermillion. on the stand in july, he had attorneys on both sides shaking their heads. first, he didn't remember details about hits own autopsy. >> all i know was in the morning, i did autopsy. i do not have any mem of the day of autopsy. all i have

jeffrey brown has our conversation. >> brown: if you want an education, the odds aren't with you, justne of many provocative lines from a new book exploring the contemporary university, very much including the most elite institutions and the lives of teachers and students. it's called "why teach: in defense of a real education." author mark edmundson is a professor of english at the university of virginia and joins us now. welcome to you. >> thanks so much. >> brown: first what, say real education and why does it need defending? >> well, a real education-- i'll offend a few people by saying this-- is humanities based and getting to know yourself, figuring out who you are and what you want to do with your life. >> brown: and that is not what is taught now? >> well, i think a lot of student come to school, having been primed by their parents and teaches to go into a business school, go into an economic major and science major whether it's in their heart or not. we have to speak to that, it seems to me, and that's what i try to do in the book. >> brown: you write midway through the last c

i love willy brown, and he's an amazing representative of san francisco. it's the new tajma willy. >> reporter: we talked with someone by phone because he said willy brown played a major role into the eastern span by running the cost up to cost payers by billions. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> along with that willy brown, state lawmakers hustled to take final votes before next week's recess. bay area democrat ellen corbin proposed that after the sam limousine fire. two side doors and one emergency rear push out window is required. >> also, state lawmakers projected a proposal that would have put the high speed rail in front of the members for a second time, and any additional funding. republicans were if favor, democrats opposed. it was voted down along party lines. >> california could see the minimum wage to $10 an hour under a bill that passed today. debating the bill at this hour, governor brown indicated he will sign it. it will increase from $8 an hour to $10 an hour by 2016. it will improve the economy by giving more wokkers to spen

very brown saying look at the bodies this is a massive trauma. that almost looks like and i don't want to i don't want to speculate but almost looks like they were trying to do a cover up here of what actually happened not knowing that a video might be released or something we all know and then the video was only released after the initial incident was reported and i think what is also sort of interesting is that the settlement given to the family. is in place but the officer is still not facing criminal charges so the family are going to get money but the the officer involved is not in any trouble and like i said earlier if you look at the video it seems like that is you know ample space for the officer to stop his car and it's also worth remembering that there was you know this was a chase that started because of a seatbelt violation this is hardly an armed robbery a drug case or anything like that we hear about these sort of wrongful deaths at the hands of police fairly often last week we had jonathan ferrell in a florida a and m. university s

representative john sarbanes is backing brown