carver: the fillers for the lineup were hispanic men like the defendant.defendant, glasses like the defendant. man: they outweighed him by about 50 pounds each. carver: only because his client went a crash diet after he committed his crime. we chose fillers for the lineup who matched mr. venueva's appearance at the time he held up the bodega,

carver village was considered to be a threat to property values. it was eventually bombed why vigilante and homeowners working together who tried to drive out black residents. it was named little korea because it occurred during the korean war. it set the conversation to property right and property value and the governor was presumed to be acting in the interest of white homeowners and they were trying to force the ex expulsion of the blacks >> did it lead to legislation? >> in some cases, yes. the greater problem was the violence problem. in 1951 with the bombing of carver village you had to bring public housing into as a way that would alleviate the tension. they were expelled by the lobby initiatives of the county commission to get rid of them. that is called the railroad shop code addition. >> in your book, "a world more concrete: real estate and the remaking of jim crow south florida," what is your goal? watt are you trying to explain? >> guest: there are two big pieces to the story. one is to think about creation of a more concrete environmen

. >>> the annual george washington carver science fair is wrapping up if philadelphia more than 500 studentsrt in the second phase of the fair and lisa thomas-laury has the story tonight from temple university. >> reporter: today seventh through twelveth graders showed off their innovation and inventions. >> the shock for the egg was peanut butter. they will compete in more than a dozen categories including bottom any, engineering and micro biology. this hype hypothesis are bad for you mark kwan harper's project asked which liquid breaks down meat the fastest. >> i found that orange juice degrade the the meat fastest because it had the high of the acid acidity level. the oldest wide city science fair in the nation. private, public home school and charter students compete for awards and scholarships and the judges look at several criteria. >> creativity and methodology and how well the students collected data. >> the winners of this age group in each of the 13 categories, will receive the prestigious george washington carver medal. and the winners will compete in the delaware valley science f

he's a world-class soap carver. know, once when i was a kid, i cussed and my mom washed my mouth out with the leaning tower of pisa. she still blames herself to this day. oh, i would have nixed that wedding topper immediately, but cam and i have an agreement. we -- we each got three vetoes of each other's wedding ideas --

. >> they're restoreing the wooden carverings, wiping away the grime, it's skilled work. yet the conservationists are missing basic car pen try tools and the device to hold the panels in place but right now what they need more than anything is some electricity. >> egypt has carried out the first execution. hang nored for an incident where children were thrown from a building. the execution comes after a month after the high court held up the sentence. an egyptian media said that a police officer has been killed by a roadside bomb north of cairo. we have reports. >> the threat of bombing is becoming more frequent for egyptians. this latest bomb killed one policeman and tore off legs and burned several others in the city of mahalla on friday. they called on an end of a military coup that led to el-sisi being elected. the protest came on the heels of a new presidency. since the beginning of 2014 amnesty international said that 121 people have died in police stations alone. the cause of death lack of medical care or torture. [ gunfire ] >> human rights groups say there is zer

. >> archaeologist j carver has been working on the cross well project for nine years. it was always assumed that digging and tunneling would reveal secrets, but not on this scale. dublin may mean chaos or confusion today. originally it was a nickname for bethlehem hospital for the mentally ill that is situated nearby. very few residents of bedlam were buried here. during the 16th and 17th centuries they were such turbulent times that disease was rife, and death commonplace. other characters could not cope with the number of bodies and they were buried here. you are a bone specialist? what information are you gleaning from this? >> the age and sex of the individual. the stature. this is possibly female. and the fusion of the bone. we know it is an adult. >> plague victims, records also show a huge variety of people buried here. members of oliver cromwell's new model army, an adviser to the duke of buckingham, and someone very special. >> my six times great-grandfather is buried here. his name is james hubbard. my body i commit to the earth to be decently buried and bedl

carver changed to the south with a new crop, peanuts. we have a new crop. it is the people that helped us in the march from selma to montgomery, the landowners. children went to ferguson but these people are still there and have land but they do not have the energy or crops to do it. we have a crop that we can introduce for free across the south and the department of agriculture will agree to help the farmers have microloans to revive farms. we are getting veterans across the south who are coming back home to own the trucking companies to do the harvesting and tillage, and there is no tillage because it is a watercraft called -- water crop called duck weed. it grows in six weeks. duck weed, when you format and process it it becomes ethanol, a biomass energy source. it is something i found in africa and i have seen it in the south and i thought god put this on the earth for something. and then i founda moonshi -- found a moonshiene cajun and figured out how to process this in turn it into protein when protein is selling for $2000. that is

carver changed to the south with a new crop, peanuts. we have a new crop. it is the people that helped us in the march from selma to montgomery, the landowners. children went to ferguson but these people are still there and have land but they do not have the energy or crops to do it. we have a crop that we can introduce for free across the south and the department of agriculture will agree to help the farmers have microloans to revive farms. we are getting veterans across the south who are coming back home to own the trucking companies to do the harvesting and tillage, and there is no tillage because it is a watercraft, called -- water crop called duck weed. it grows in six weeks. duck weed, when you format and process it it becomes ethanol, a biomass energy source. it is something i found in africa and i have seen it in the south and i thought god put this on the earth for something. and then i founda moonshi -- found a moonshine cajun and figured out how to process this in turn it into protein when protein is selling for $2000. that is

george washington carver fair. >> the best shock absorber was peanut butter. >> reporter: these oldertudents will compete in a dozen categories, including botany, engineering and micro boiling. this 8 agent grader high -- proved that energy drinks were bad for you. >> mark's project asked which liquid breaks down meat the fastest. >> i found orange juice degraded the meat fastest because of the high acidity leveling. >> reporter: it's the oldest citywide science fair in the nation. philadelphia public, private charter and home schooled students compete for awards. the judges evaluate the projects on several criteria. >> creativity, looking at the meth -- methodology how they collected the data. >> reporter: they will compete at the science fair in oaks, pennsylvania on april 1. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." >> there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. >>> breaking news a woman is run down on the streets in newark, delaware. >> my brother knew it came with the territory but i know that he didn't go down without a fight. >> murdered philadelphia

in the southwest coast of what is now indonesia and papua in new guinea and they were magnificent carvers and very complex people and his father created what was then called the museum of primitive art which was opened in 1957 and michael was named a trustee at the age of 19 and he had been brought up in the world of art like most american kids are brought up in the world of jumping off roofs, of baseball. he heard about at and the quick reconnaissance mission. in 1961 and he liked what he saw, and went back in the fall. crossing of the mouth of the river, dutch colleague, and long story short he swam and violated the first rule of yachting and he swam for shore with two and the gasoline can strapped to his waist and disappeared forever and there was the huge search and rescue, nelson rockefeller and michael's sister mary flew to new guinea, spend a few weeks not actually in asmac but 150 miles away, there was no place for them to be no place for them to stay and no sign of them and after that, when home after two weeks, after three the dutch canceled the search and rescue operation and t

temple university hosted 36th annual george washington carver science fair today.ness news" in north philadelphia where these students used their science math computer and engineering skills to compete in more than a dozen categories. this is philadelphia's largest science fair for seventh through 12th graders. >>> a white house scandal darkens a presidential portrait, still to come tonight hear from the bucks county artist explains how a infamous blue dress made its way in to this painting of president clinton. >>> carry under woodies officially a mom, find out what the country crowner named her first child, kate. >>> we are dealing with the sleet icy mess out there all over the delaware valley, south jersey, delaware, everybody getting in on the the icing, we will tell you when rain lifts in and when snow returns and it could be our biggest snow storm of the the season here in philadelphia, we will have all of the details coming don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yea

senator carver? >> glad to see you. thanks for the work you do and the thoughts to us and responding to questions. i come before a lot of these issueses, not as a sitting senator, but as a recovering governor. i want to share a little bit with you from the perspective of the state of d e de ke. delaware. >> i could have shut down the economy of my state. and we would have been out of compliance. and the reason why is because the folks who were cleaning cheap electricity to the west of us, somebody put bad stuff up in the air and it came out of the way. i'm a big believer in the golden rule. epa needs to be mindful of them, as well. but i just want you to know that there are other folks that have been adversely affected by the able of some people able to develop cheap electricity, dirty electricity. and we suffer the consequences. we went to court to stop that and we finally have succeeded. get in the car with me and use your imagination. we're in southern delaware. we're driving on pine hook road to the east to the dela

. >> senator carver. >> thank you for the work you do. presenting your thoughts and responding to our questions. i come by these issues not as a sitting senator but recovering governor. i want to assure yo -- sure the perspective from the state of delaware and someone who was born in west virginia, whose father was a coal miner. we would have been out of compliance in delaware. the folks who are creating cheap electricity put that stuff up in the air. we are the end of america's tailpipe. i'm a believer in the olden rule. the concerns you are laying out i think they are important. but we have to be mindful of them. epa needs to be mindful of them. i want to let you know there are other folks have been adversely affected are ability of some people to develop cheap and dirty electricity. i don't like it. we have gone to court to try to resolve that. i want you to get in a car with me. use your imagination. we are in southern delaware. we are driving to the east. to the delaware bay. we get to the delaware bay. there used to be a parking lot

and search crews are now starting to recover carver the victims. that six says thrown over them area. >> reporter: jackie sissel is arriving at the scene of a bus crashed into a bike bicyclist in castro valley. the bicycle appears to be crushed. >> reporter: i can tell you the scene has cleared around san leandro cast of valley right of cherry color when accident took place. here's some video of our partnership with abc 7 helicopter. this happened about an hour ago. according to chp a school bus with that was maybe one student on board were not sure there was struck a bicyclist. the bicyclist was taken to a local hospital with minor injuries which is good news perry at the this see the chp officer carries the bike away and the good news on the buses no one was hurt. the bicycle is did received minor injuries as i said before. there are no traffic issues out there and then the drive. we are parallel to a 580. it appears sent everything is clear on the same right now. >> reporter: and i'm assuming that they save the was an adult or child riding the b

i grew up in george washington carver projects which is adjacent to the church.ould never forget vichlt moment i had the opportunity ask that child to meet dr. martin luther king jr. who had a profound impact on my life. and dr. king inspired me. he motivated me. he was that special person who made me feel special. and that is what really i believe, created that motivation that stimulation from me from a child to really stand for what i believed in. i truly understand what was going on when i first became a part of it. but it didn't take me long. because when you would have come out to these mass meetings in 1965 it wasn't ordinary for adults to participate and be in the -- be part of those turbulent times. and never with a child. but you just couldn't be in that church with those courageous people and not feel the spirit that was embedded in them to come together to for african-american women to become equal. >> and yesterday, we were walking, just talking to people, we met some women, sisters who were teenagers, they were 14 and 15 years old. so older than you,

i had a chance to visit three public housing communities, including the george washington carver homese. these homes are about 63 years old and so i had a chance to listen to some of the residents and hear from their perspective what they need and to see the conditions and the housing. today we have about $26 billion in backlog public housing needs in terms of infrastructure investment, and so there's a real need in our nation to recommit ourselves to ensuring that there are affordable housing opportunities, whether it's public housing or in the private market in big cities and in small cities in the united states. >> you know, if i was not so cold, i would maybe turn a cartwheel to hear a secretary of hud invoke public housing and housing for low income people. i think there was a moment when it became such a kind of flash point, as though housing for poor people was inherently crime ridden and bad rather than a place to help families living in poverty and tough circumstances. >> oh, it's amazing when -- and we've started to do some of this research. when you think about all of the fo

mennette had his carver tools and even he lost his mind and we simply have to look at this system we have. the europeans have systems for difficult, recalcitrant prisoner and they have them in a group of three or four and they have a human contact and seems to work much better. but we haven't given nearly the study, nearly enough thought, and nearly enough investigative resources to looking at our corrections system in many respects i think it's broken. >> just one thing. i want to focus on one word i think you said which to my mind is the direction of an answer, and that's the word, prioritize. who will do the prioritizing? you think you can do it here? you proceed crime-by-crime no matter what crime you shows you will find individual that committed it in a way that seems to deserve little and some who deserve a lot, and you can't look at it individually. you want to have mandatory minimums? i've said publicly, many times that i think that's a terrible idea. and i've given reasons which i'll spare you. if you want individual judges to do it, always completely you run the risk of non

carver's will tran is live following the small morning long. >>: he's been charged with murder among's 19 years old. the rest of them on tuesday the day after the shooting they did not release details until thursday afternoon he is accused of shooting that moment. 30 years old and their was a gunbattle in west oakland on monday around 432 women get into a fighting match and another man came along and shoved one of the women down and then that woman takes off calls for help but they come back and their was a gun battle that woman shuttle pierced unfortunately was on the wrong place at the wrong time. she told her two kids to run. she was shot in the back of the head. >>: he was in the hospital after the gun battle there were able to track him down and arrest him. we had a chance to talk to the police department here's what they had to say about the case. >>: a little more information about the 19 year-old his brother 29 years old were shot and killed in january. sims has a criminal history that we talked about in court. he was held without bail in santa rita at the santa rita jail in

>> i'm mike carver, i argued on behalf of the plaintiffs in this case. very gratified that the court had a full and candid exchange of viewpoints. i believe our case was very compelling so i'm hopeful and confident that the court will recognize the merits of our statutory interpretation and not let the i.r.s. rewrite the plain language of the statute. thank you. >> were you concerned about justice kennedy's question? >> justice kagan and i had a candid exchange but there are other justice. as i said approximately four types i very much want them to read the statute as a whole because it dramatically reinforces our point principally the point that a clear purpose of the statute was to encourage states to establish their own exchanges which is dramatically undermined and frustrated by the i.r.s. rule which provides subsidies regardless of whether the states do that required task. >> how concerned were you about justice kennedy's question about your reading of the law would be the federal government coercing the states into creating exchanges? >> right, but

i believe sector carver said you are looking into. general dempsey, i know you said you were looking into it. i don't understand what we take so long to get to the bottom. this is not a leak. it was a planned conference call with members of the media if i understand the reporting correct with the fns time this understand something here? >> no. that's my understanding as well. and i would just say two things about this, this whole incident. the first is senator that when an operation is mounted against mosul and anywhere else it needs to be a success and it needs to be iraqi lead, supported by us and it has to be successful. and that is a little bit like the conditions base point that -- >> i agree fully. i agree fully. i don't understand why announcing any timeline or contribute to any idea that would've been a success nor do i understand why you would take so long to understand why and organize conference call with the media was held. >> i will say something about that and let the chairman who is also spoken to general austin about t

>> i'm mike carver, i argued on behalf of the plaintiffs in this case. very gratified that the court had a full and candid exchange of viewpoints. i believe our case was very compelling so i'm hopeful and confident that the court will recognize the merits of our statutory interpretation and not let the i.r.s. rewrite the plain language of the statute. thank you. >> were you concerned about justice kennedy's question? >> jus tiki began and i had -- kay began had a -- justice kaye gann and i had a -- kagan and i had a candid exchange but there are other justice. as i said approximately four types i very much want them to read the statute as a whole because it dramatically reinforces our point, principally the point that a clear purpose of the statute was to encourage states to establish their own exchanges which is dramatically undermined and frustrated by the i.r.s. rule which provides subsidies regardless of whether the states do that required task. >> how concerned were you about justice kennedy's question about your reading of the law would be the fede