capone even admitted as much to. that he had been involved in the stalking and harassment. >> yes, and i know she was afraid. >> actually an amber, the daughters, recounted the terror of their moms ordeal. >> she had the feeling like her life was going to end a -- dreadful. feeling >> the prosecutors zeroed in on charles this character. jennifer nordean recalled when her what her friend nick looked like after charles allegedly attacked rachel, for months before she disappeared. >> i observed that she had some red, dark colored marks on her neck. >> then prosecutors produce a business -- an actual eyewitness who saw charles arguing with a woman outside his auto shop that fatal. night >> she jumped out of the car, flailing her arms. right up into his face. >> raise your right hand before? >> you do formerly swear -- >> so far the testimony was all appetizers before the prosecutors and main course. their head snapping, all or nothing star witness. none other than charles is good buddy david stone. no longer a codefendan

al capone diversification, what does it look like? can you walk me through where the next step goes? what is your suggestion schumer -- suggestion? >>? recognize the loss of balance does not mean that you will for you is reached year. if you're going to accept more risk, you have to know what your rumors tolerance is. it is not acceptable on its word and the whole conversation around alternative forms and diversification comes other ways which i can mitigate some of the risks i am taking on areas in my portfolio i am looking for upside participation, but trump gave the downside. looking across those seeps, that is how i really solve the problem. >> perhaps being defensive, would that be an example of what you are suggesting? >> is exactly right. there are ways to formulate defensive equity exposure. lastly, -- how you formulate those matters, because sometimes there can be -- that can undermine the performance of those definitions. -- of definition. d -- human will get a strategy for defensive equity. witnesses sound like, was sources

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and now those guys have figured out where the restaurant was and it was owned by an associate of al capone, and the players and their attorneys are in one room in this restaurant, and there is a movable partition between another room and the jurors are in that next room. the wall comes down, and they have a wonderful party together. and also some of the grand jurors used to visit new york after that. they would be treated to wonderful things and that is the story of justice, 1919. hopefully the 2019 series will end up a lot better. thank you.

guys at sabre have figured out where the restaurant was and then it was owned by an associate of al capone, and the players and their attorneys are in one room of this restaurant and there's a movable partition between another room and the jurors, the jurors are in that next room and that wall comes down and they have a wonderful party together. and also some of the grand jurors used to visit new york after that. and they would be treated to wonderful things by arnold rothstein. so that's the story of justice 1919. and hopefully 2019 series will end up a lot better. thank you. >> thank you. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight an evening of african-american history. civil rights activist cleveland sellers talks about his work in the 1960s as a national leader of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and recounts the 1968 massacre where troopers fired on students protesting segregation. three students were killed. joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel. watch tonight b

saber have figured out that where the restaurant was and it was it was owned by an associate of al capone and the gamblers and the players and their attorneys are in one room of this restaurant and there's a movable partition between another room and the jurors the jurors are in that next room and that wall comes down and they have a wonderful party together. and also some of the grand jurors used to visit new york after that and they would be treated to wonderful things by arnold rothstein. so that's that's the story of justice 1919 and hopefully 2019 series who end up a lot better. thank you. thank you all for coming and i hope right there fascinating and lightning thank you. yes. american history tv on c-span 3 exploring the people at events that tell the american story every weekend. thousands of people visit washington for the annual blooming of the cherry blossoms sunday at 6pm eastern on american artifacts. we'll look at the history of the cherry trees and the washington dc title basin an area that once served as a swimming hole a protest ground and the scene of a political scandal

like al capone who was an unbelievable criminal under the need for 10 minutes he would be dead.ho would be guilty? it would be derek chauvin. also, the people who pray to god to do this and that, god is supposedly according to all religions to have foreseen everything as an all-powerful being. therefore it is not hard to figure out. if god foresaw it and allowed it he permits permits. [speaking french] host: greg in colorado, you are next. caller: thanks for taking my call. i wanted to say finally justice was served. i think it is fantastic that finally these bad police are being called out and taken to court and charged. i just hope now that with the appeal that something still happens and justice is still served. my question too that was not brought up in the trial, i had heard something that both of these gentlemen were security guards together at one time. i'm wondering if that had something to do with derek chauvin's behavior that they? -- that day? i will take your answer off the air. thank you. this is rudy from delaware, ohio. caller: good morning. i feel like saying we

so, just like al capone, it was the irs that finally caught up with tom pendergast.nd he was indicted in 1939. and he went to jail, leavenworth federal penitentiary. pendergast was nothing by this point, by 1945. and pendergast died of natural causes. truman came to his funeral. i mean, truman just became vice president, came to the funeral of tom pendergast during wartime. anna military plane -- he came on a military plane [laughter] the controversy. and one week later, roosevelt died, and truman was president of the united states. so truman could never completely distanced himself from his background with the machine. and he owned it. i mean, he said that pendergast always kept his word, [laughter] and he was not going to abandon his friend [laughter] and so what we are trying to do, is complicate that history. [laughter] and i have done a little bit of that in this interview. but, we are building a website, that will include -- currently, we have 9,500 original documents, photographs, letters people have written to one another back then, court cases that unbuilt v

i mean, it's so unsafe right now, al capone wouldn't leave his house if he was still alive.city with the leadership. crime is running amok. we had 769 murders last year alone up from 450 the year before, and guess what? this year it's only going to be worse. and there are reasons for this. our executives, our leaders have gone soft on crime, and that's really, really tragic. even now we have this no bail policy which is absolutely horrific. we are going to keep seeing a rise in crime until the leaders in this state from j.b. pritzker to our mayor to kim fox get tough on crime which right now they're not. molly: you talk about the -- they're not doing. molly: white house press secretary jen psaki called the video chilling. she acknowledged she hadn't spoken to president biden, but she said it was a reminder too in this country law enforcement uses unnecessary force too often resulting in the death of black and brown americans. your response to that. >> they're right. i mean, look, it is a serious, serious problem, but one of the best things that could have happened is that we

this is the old school, you know, he is al capone's basic descendant as being in charge of the mob in chicago, as big as it gets, and actually if you know the history of the warren commission and jfk assassination, that's where the whole did the mob kill kennedy thing. we're not going to get through the conspiracy nonsense. he's about as big as it gets, and trumpaconte was head of the mob. he had a dog in the fight. he was somebody who had been kicked out with castro, along with the casinos and mob people. they're the ones that really really want to get rid of castro. the cia basically said we've got $150,000 on the line, whoever kills castro, was money is theirs. this is ordered from the very top. we're talking about allen dulles before he gets fired by jfk. dulles would say they were in a meeting where they discussed using the mobs. we never said anything about killing the guy. it was dulles's way to say he had plausible deniability. the they had ideas of using lee cigars, actually putting botulism, and slipping it in. they were never able to get close enough to slip him a botulism

this is the old-school, you know, he is al capone's basic descendant as being in charge of the mob in chicago. as big as they get. if you know the history of the warren commission and jfk assassination, sam and jack kennedy shared a girlfriend. that's where the whole did the mob kill kennedy thing come from? we're not going to get near that conspiracy nonsense today. but that tells you how made this guy was. he was about as big as it gets. and tropicante was the head of the mob in havana during the 1950s. he had a dog in the fight. he had been kicked out by castro with all the casinos and mob people. these are the guys you want to be working with. they are the ones that really, really want to get rid of castro. so the cia said we've got $150,000 on the line. whoever kills castro, the money is theirs. this is ordered from the very, very top. we're talking about alan dulles before he gets fired by jfk. now dulles would later on say that he was in a meeting where they discussed using the mob. no one said the word assassination. no one said bad words. we talk about intelligence operation.

and now those guys have figured out where the restaurant was and it was owned by an associate of al capone, and the players and their attorneys are in one room in this restaurant, and there is a movable partition between another room and the jurors are in that next room. the wall comes down, and they have a wonderful party together. and also some of the grand jurors used to visit new york after that. they would be treated to wonderful things and that is the story of justice, 1919. hopefully the 2019 series will end up a lot better. thank you. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the chief jackson center. it's a place where we preserve the history of the north side and ten top communities. behind me are photographs of the civil rights movement that took place here in chapel hill in the sixties. in the 1960s, chapel hill was segregated. people cannot go into stores, the schools were segregated, the movie theaters, all things were segregated. so, this was a time when, again, black people had to create their own community. so, in this particular community, they built their homes, they h

those guys at sabre have figured out where the restaurant was and it was owned by an associate of al capone and the gamblers and the -- the players and their attorneys are in one room and there's a movable partition between another room and the jurors. the jurors are in that next room and that wall comes down and they have a wonderful party together. also, some of the grand jurors used to visit new york after that, and they would be treated to wonderful things by arnold rothstein. that's the story of justice, 1919, and hopefully the 2019 series will end up a lot better. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you all for coming. i hope you enjoyed this. >> thank you. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history programs as a preview of what's veil on c-span three. tonight, an evening of african-american history. cleveland sellers talks ability his work with the student non-violent coordinating committee and recounts the 1968 orangeburg massacre where south carolina state troopers fired on students protesting segregation. three students were killed and mr. sellers was among the nearly