i ask that you find cecil not guilty. >> all right.ith the jury convened, all that's left for kunkel is the waiting. >>> and coming up, officers get a break in the missing armory key mystery. >>> it's been a good day for sergeant david nicholas and the special response team. they had been searching for a lost key to the jail's armory where a battery of weapons is stored. >> miraculously the keys just appeared. they just showed up out of nowhere. found them on a desktop with no one to be seen. out of embarrassment, someone accidentally took the set of keys home. didn't want anybody to find out about it. the next morning, snuck them back. >> do they still keep the bathroom key with the armory key? >> i do believe they have reconfigured their key sets and how they secure them. but give it six months, it will happen again and we'll go to plan "c." that's it. keys found, case closed. >> in a nearby courtroom, cecil kunkel's case is still open, but not for long. he's about to find out whether he will spend the next 15 to 61 years in prison f

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she said she was driving on cecil avenue, not far from the crime scene around midnight and saw a red pickup truck parked along the side of the road. it was distinctive because it had ski racks. >> delano is a farming town in the middle of the central valley. we don't even have snow in the winter. most pickup trucks are working vehicles. ski racks on a pickup truck is very unusual. >> florence's family knew immediately who owned that truck. belonged to rodney berryman, an unemployed young man who was living with florence's uncle. >> berryman also had a criminal past with several arrests in los angeles for drug-related crimes. when investigators questioned berryman, he wasn't much help. >> he denied anything more than just knowing florence. he denied having her in his vehicle. he just denied everything related to this homicide. he denied that his truck was at the scene and in fact, he denied he had ever been on cecil avenue which is hard to do if you're in delano any length of time. it's the main drag. >> when police looked at his truck, they didn't see a spare tire like one that left

. >> cecile, elena kagan was one of the of the questioned that buffer zone with the scalias and thomasesthe court. >> we were disappointed in this decision. given the way the decision was written, there are options and we're certainly working both with law enforcement that has been a strong ally and supporter of both the buffer zone there and also making sure that we protect patients, working with city officials as well as legislators about making sure that we are doing everything we can to, as the doctor said, make sure that women are able to access health care without harassment, and i will say it's been pretty amazing to see the response today. we've had more than a hundred folks already in massachusetts who have offered to get trained as clinic escorts to make sure that we are protecting and preserving women's right and the access to health care. >> nancy, it feels like abortion is increasingly becoming a red state-blue state procedure. in red states it's very hard and you have to travel great distances and in blue distances it's easier. again with the buffer zones do we see a simila

the shelter has a resident mascot meet cecil who is here to stay for a long time. >> cecil is our 13-year-old turtle he can live up to 75 to 100 years. he is quiet and easy to be around and very friendly and takes commands very well. >> reporter: beau is two years old and came from an overcrowded shelter down showt south. >> he is a shy at first, but when he knows where the treats are coming he bonds with you. >> reporter: flash is an american bulldog and loves to play and would like a home without cats. >> piper came to the shelter as a stray he is 2 to 3 years old, he is a great cat. he likes other cats and dogs. >> reporter: this is princess she is five years old and pug mix. she would be great for a home with older kids. if you would like to adopt princess or other animals you've seen go to the humane society atlantic city website. add a rescue group or shelter to our list by going to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getting next saturday morning. >> ah, don't we wish we were there, look at the beach umbrellas set up, people ready to soak you mean the ray

. >> reporter: reverend cecil williams of glide church and wife know her well. >> i married her. >> aouple of times. >> about two or three times. >> just kept marrying. it wasn't until she said i'm ready. >> reporter: davis was a friend of maya angelous for more than 40 years. >> she was just so phenomenal. you just wanted her to be here always as an advisor. as a friend. it was nothing you could not ask her. and expect her to give you a serious answer. if she knew you. and you would sometimes when she didn't know you. >> maya angelou's life is the basis of much of her writing but she did not shy away from talking about her death. saying she wanted to be remembered as someone who dared to love not just one person but all of humanity. in 2002, angelou made her visit to ktvu and spoke about love. >> you met a man in ghana. look at you your face lights up. you said was your great love. he had absolutely everything. yet you had to say goodbye to him. i think a lot of women could relate to your story. >> well he was wonderful in every way. so women know what i mean. he-- >> i even know wha

. >> reporter: reverend cecil williams spoke directly at a service for his longtime friend dr. maya angelou. >> unconditional love, if you please. it was that kind of love that said, try it, take a risk, do something about it. >> reporter: the acclaimed poet remembered at the glide community. and for her young years spent in san francisco. >> to be the first african-american streetcar female driver in our city was a remarkable, remarkable accomplishment. remarkable. during the times when there were so many barriers. but she broke through it. >> reporter: and there was laughter. willie broup said she often encouraged him by pointing out what he was doing wrong. >> she said it in a loving, embracing spirit. so much so, that you wanted to make sure the next time i ran into her, i didn't get lectured to again, as i had on other occasions. maya angelou was just that awesome. >> reporter: an overflow crowd lined up outside. >> she, like many of us, had their heyday in san francisco. it's our city, too, and it's her city and we love her for it. >> reporter: now, hundreds of people can

one of her heroes is the reverend cecil williams who leads glide memorial church's programs to servehe poor. her advice to young and old is the same. an impassioned call to be courageous. >> you have to use your art to speak back. you must do it. and continue to do it as women as you can. and ask god the creator, to encourage you to be more creative in this place. each of us comes from the creation, creating which is 's which is whis 's of glory. >> i asked her, what keeps her creating, doing, being? >> i'm blessed. and i'm now celebrating my 84th year on this earth. it's a blessing to be of use. anybody who can be of use is useless. i will not be abused. i will not be misussed but i will be of use. >> recently, maya angelou shared an honor with other humanitarians like mother teresa and her friend, dr. martin luther king jr. at the historic unveiling of "remember then" champions for humanity. at the henry j. kaizer park in downtown oakland. and as a former bay area resident, it's an honor she treasured. >> thank you, my dear. thank you, thank you. >> don't give in. give. inspiring w

and then came back for more sunday night police say this man broke into a home on the 1800 block of cecil b. moore avenue in north philadelphia. then took off. about two hours later, officers say the same guy came back. this time people were home. police say they lock themselves in their bedrooms while the suspect took everything he can get his hands on. he is still on the loose tonig tonight. >> philadelphia public education advocates press their case for more school money. they rallied and then headed for harrisburg today to you were state lawmakers to increase funding for city schools by $150 million. they're also seeking passage of philadelphia's proposed $2 a pack tax on cigarettes for school funding. >> the crisis is horrific. what we're going through right now is horrific. it shouldn't have happened. >> two dozen schools have been closed since last year. new jersey governor christie batters up on the other side of the water. christie took the field at a charity softball game at yankee stadium. he played third base for all nine innings and the governor's team defeated the wounded wa

the surveillance video shows the guy approaching a home on cecil b. moore avenue on thursday night. hours later heç returned and forced his way inside. police say the people inside locked themselves in their bedrooms while the guy stole some belongings and then took off. >>> a water main break over the weekend is still causing problems for one neighborhood in southwest philadelphia. the 12 inch main broke saturday sending thousands of gallon on to the street. some of the water got into their gas line, said some of the people who live there. pdw says 700 homes have no gas service and 45 homes have damage to their gas lines. one homeowner says he and his neighbors need help. >> basically asking for help from the city, to help us through this disaster. this disaster is something bigger than what we anticipated. we got gas -- water in the gas lines and it's running through everyone's house. >> the philadelphia water department tells us once pgw inspects all of the home, they will work with the home owners to fix the damages. >>> this out of the delaware bureau. an environmental group i

we'll be telling you how these small spikes on one london see international outcry on cécile media toinitiate a. welcome once again my name is the harvey and you're watching r.t. international. there has been no letup in the ukrainian government's military offensive in the east of the country despite a pledge from the new president petro poroshenko to broker a ceasefire with pro autonomy fighters and entire villages being almost completely razed to the ground and as you can see there's barely a building left in that hasn't been damaged and the streets day lined deserted the villages being pounded by intense artillery fire locals there say the army's multiple rocket launches against them meanwhile the german foreign minister has warned kiev against disproportionate military action that could actually add to separate separatist sentiment and. so far the local self-defense forces very are showing no signs of caving in of these policy reports now from the training camp. where when the anti-government fighters were on the way to a training camp here in the city of new guns they're not tell

one london three international outcry on cécile media two and a field day.news live from moscow welcome to the program on r.t. international. there is no letup in the ukrainian government's military offensive in the east of the country despite a player from the new president petro poroshenko to put a broker so i should say a ceasefire with pro autonomy fighters and entire village in the meantime has been almost completely razed to the ground as we can show you up on the sign here and there's barely a building left in. that has not been damaged the streets like deserted the village has been absolutely pounded by intense artillery fire locals say the army used multiple rocket launchers against them but as kiev stepped up its operation self-defense forces are vowing to stand firm as are now reports from one of their training camp. with the anti-government phrases we're on the way to a training camp here in the city of no guns they're not telling us exactly where this camp is because of security reasons bagman how much time going to take us to get there. it's. i

cecil and john. here is -- oh gosh -- a lot has happened to my memory -- the troops begin to move in the opposite direction and we were passing through a city that was completely destroyed. i was there several times as the war and it has been rebuilt. the germans try to make a stand here and, wherever they did, we had to knock them out and destroy the city. later on, i had the chance to see the construction built by slave labor. all a long the beach in the normandy area, they had the triangles. many of them had mines. if you touch them, they would explode. i was told after that walk that i should be careful not to step where the ground is soft. this is a church that the germans evacuated because the commander like the little town so much that he did not want to see it destroyed. they withdrew, rather than let it be destroyed. it is a fishing boat. the hotel is intact and serves excellent french food. further down the coast, we found fortifications built by slave labor and metal fences to keep us from

mayor ed lee and the reverend cecil williams will host that service.we remember the life, teachings and wisdoms of maya angelou in her words and from friends and family that knew her best. >>> betting on your life? >> it's a new thrill ride above the las vegas strip. >>> it begins tomorrow, mark tamayo is coming up next with your workweek forecast and will let us know when things will cool down. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> the latest thrill ride in las vegas. it lets people bet their lives on a high tech zip line strung between two towers at the rio hotel. riders take off 50 stories above the pavement. managers say workers are trained to spot people who may have been drinking and once you've zipped down you're returned to the top backwa

another one of the british friends, sir sessile spring rice -- cecil spring rice, everyone knew he was a friend of tr's. his brother gets killed in a bloody battle for the british. the british come out and blow the whistle. hundreds of thousands come out of the trenches. more than 50,000 are killed and wounded in one day. the bloodiest day of the war. roosevelt's view of the war is colored by his british friends. kipling's son is killed in the war. the french premier in 1917. his connections out of office are better than the wilson administration. these two sites are not going to quit. they are evenly matched in this war patrician that is going on. neither wants to come to the table until they are in position to call the shots. they are not going to quit. they're going to keep going as long as they can. even though, in this intertwined and international economy that we have, everybody will go bankrupt. this war to not last for more than 18 months. that is not what happens at all. we come into the war because of these submarines. the germans are going to roll the dice. one thing that th

the mayor and reverend cecil will host the service.e sure to watch the program words from her and friends and family that knew her best. that's coming up tonight after the 10:00 news. >> >> we'll tell you about a problem with wild side shows on one east bay street. escalating and we'll show you the evidence one couple is gathering to stop it, even though it is putting them in danger. >>> plus, more fallout over the way a soldier captured in afghanistan was freed. >> no one should doubt the capacity of america to protect americans. >> >> a jail break by helicopter, the elaborate plan that worked. it's not the first time it happened here. >> >> watch all of our newscast live, download the ktvu app. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! start exploring at followyournola.com. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choo

it will be hosted by the reverend cecil williams. it's free and open to the public, but do note that several streets around the church will be closed off during that service. >>> coming up next, iraq is turning back into a war zone. >>> plus an american soldier is back in the states after being released by the taliban. why an army investigation into some serious allegations is coming up next. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> almost 7:11 on your father's day sunday, a beautiful day for all th

so, for example, cecil-s, president of the united mine workers of america international issued a statement against the rule, saiding they will, quote, lead to long-term and irreversible job lawses for thousands of coalminers, electrical workers can utility workers, boilermakers, railroad workers and others without achieving any significant reduction of global greenhouse gas emissions, end quote. according to union's analysis says the rule will cost 75,000 job losses in the coal sector by 2020, rising to 152,000 by 2035. the regulation seems to cut back on carbon emission at fossil fuel burning power plant biz 30%. critics claim the plan will cut johns, gdp and hid americans with higher electric bills. >> kate, thank you very much. now to kentucky republican senator rand paul. you argue a familiar theme. >> the thing is we had a vote on cap and trade. the democrats tried to pass and it they didn't have enough votes so now they're going to try to do this through executive erick, and i don't think that's legal. i think if you want to pass legislation, try to get it through congress. come and

. >>> watch this surveillance video closely, man on the bike tries a door in the 1800 block of cecilb. moore avenue and find it unlocked. he steps inside and turns around and leaves. but he returns two hours later and robs a third floor apartment. the residents were home, they were able to lock themselves in their bedrooms. if you recognize that suspect call police. >>> as we reported earlier today philadelphia police arrested a man in the rittenhouse square rape case using a very popular piece of technology, apple's find my phone app allowed them to trace the victim's stolen phone right to the suspect. you may want to consider an app like this, on your own device. this technology is amazing, using gps tracking a phone can be traced anywhere, showing you its exact location right then and over the past 24 hours. >> that is a good idea to use that. >> i lost it around my house before and i'm able to find it. it was in the couch cushion. >> reporter: how does it work. first down load the app in most cases, it is free. then log in and a map will pop up. we had a cbs-3 intern take a walk

it brought in other people like cecil williams and everything. but the party, the two of us, we even had political education classes together at that time in 1968, during the strike of 1968. so as the party was going through that intense period where it was being attacked, at the same time we were supported, mutually supportive of each other and supportive in that effort, on the effort getting the ethnic studies program. because it had become a mass strike. not just the black student, but a mass strike and also supporting the party and doing whatever we could do. >> i'd like to contribute. actually, you had quite a few students who were panthers -- >> yes. quite a few students were panthers in the bsu. at one point in time in the bsu we weren't radical enough, and some of the, some of the parties of the bsu joined the black panther party. >> wow. >> amazing. and, brian -- >> well, as a toddler i was deeply committed to black power. [laughter] it was inborn. no, obviously, i was a toddler. [laughter] just listening to you all talk, i'm struck by t

long time friend cecil williams led the public service. he talked about the unconditional love stair shared with a angelou. willie brown got a laugh on advice she gave for what he was doing wrong. >> but she did it in a loving, embracing spirit. so much so that you wanted to make sure that next time i ran into her, i didn't get lectured to again as i had on other occasions. maya angelou was justs that awesome. >> she was a member of glad memorial church and hosted many evented over the year. he died at age of 86. >> neat insight into her personality there taking it to mayor willie brown and seems good natured about it. >> accepted it as well. >>> 5:20 right now on your monday morning. are you familiar with this? >> not really. >> sounds weird. you've heard ofcomic khan. we'll show you what we're talking about coming up next. >> i have a feeling now. >>> taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning. hazy start, nice cool one as well. summer is approaching rather quickly next weekend. what's in store for the temperatures, chris

hosted by angelou's good friend reverend cecil williams and his wife, as well as mayor ed lee.eral streets around the church will be closed off during the service. >>> 5:51 right now on your friday morning. tesla sharing its secrets. what elon musk is thinking. so you can get cash back on all your purchases. so you can use your cash back... to follow your dream. so you... can save the day. chase freedom. so you can. >>> welcome back the time is 5:53 on your friday morning. a live look right now at at&t park in san francisco. the giants just avoided, thankfully, a sweep at the hands of the nationals yesterday winning 7-1. now, they begin a new series with the colorado rockies tonight at at&t park. game time is 7:15. >> a couple choices for games. a's also home tonight and derek jeter farewell tour. this is the last time that jeter will visit 0.co coliseum. three-game series starts tonight at 7:05 and the a's will pay tribute to jeter on sunday and that game is already sold out. >> one of the all-time yankee greats and we're being reminded of that, again and again. >>> to u.s. op

the first call is from north carolina, cecil on the line for independents. caller: yes, i enjoyed the program c-span, and at my age of was the in 1930, my dad .ingle proprietor of the family everybody was in the same circumstances, but the problem it takes toy is draw people to earn an income to put a roof over your head. and out of the depression, i have had situations where i had to help my dad after school. he got to the point where he was only working two days a week, and we worked things out. andrecession development the way this country has developed this last century, we found that we could make a lot of money. now we are misdirected. people an idea, two earning an income and at family, which is not exactly right because it should be as it started before. and working out of that depression, we became more efficient. new products came out of the war . so i think things have changed in this country and not for the best. guest: well, i appreciate your comment. i am not sure what the question is. again, this commission was set up to try to work through so

. ♪ >> my name's cecil similar guess. >> i'm an undocumented immigrant from colombia. >> from germany is there something happening tomorrow morning that i need to know about? is the white house announcing something tomorrow morning? >> we don't know. >> gabby and i, you know -- she made it sound like the white house tomorrow is going to announce some sort of categorical action. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> well, we have heard that there might be something, and then that was it. and then nothing. >> you know, i have fabiana and gabby and random dreamers from california texting me telling me something is happening tomorrow morning. >> that's what we hear. >> what do you mean that's what you're hearing? what does that mean, frank? >> well, the good news is that at 9:30 tomorrow it will be announced that dreamers, as defined by the 2010 bill that passed the house of represen

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to start by the arizona economy in particular is still in such poor shape why is the threat cecil wholend why the choice does come down to more or less. despite the talk of economic recovery and by policy makers the crisis is over that by extension remains in a very serious mass. is worth remembering the arizona economy is three percentage point smaller than and was. even in the u.s. and defend it breaks down we see some truly terrible numbers the economy is still 7 percent smaller. not to go over 20 percent smaller than it was with the result of unemployment has come down a touch with people was drawn from the labor market and much higher than that. and over 40 percent were 50% that we see some truly shocking numbers. fortunately it is the results of mismanaging the public finances. of this is the case with the central problem we saw is a huge capital flows to places like spain that is the adjustment mechanisms and those run-up to the crisis and too high for germany's economy. and to push up the wages was the financial crisis had to resulting in big crisis basically the economy stopped

included in the group were the chief law officers sheriff lawrence rainy and cecil price, they were murdereda week later the accused were set free, their bond lifted. for james chaney's mother it was a shock, a disappointment. of her son's murder seemed farther away than ever. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> i have the great honor to hand over to you the insignia of the nobel peace prize and a gold medal. >> some critics have charged that the nobel peace prize was not appropriately given this year. what is your reaction to that one? >> well, first i want to say that i don't think the peace prize was given to me personally, and i don't accept it as a personal honor. i think it is rather a tribute to the wise restraint of discipline and dignity of which negroes and white persons of good will have carried out the whole struggle for civil rights. >> by the end of 1964, dr. king is aware that the one major southern civil rights challenge that had not been dealt with in the 1964 civil rights act was voter registration.

included in the group were the chief law officers of the county, sheriff lawrence rainy and deputy cecilanmen with conspiratorial help of the local sheriff. >> bond was set. but less than a week later the accused were set free, their bond lifted. for james chaney's mother it was a shock, frustration, disappointment. the legal answer to her son's murder seemed to her as far away as ever. in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. ...you have to leave the couch to believe. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. >>> i have the great honor to hand over to you the insignia of the nobel peace prize and a gold medal. >> some critics have charged that the nobel peace prize was not appropriately given this year. what's your reaction

san rafael bridge even though it's bunched up here at the toll plaza is not backed up on the freeway cecilest of five it looks good to richmond. >>: officials said the broker call today for the golden gate bridge suicide barriers this comes after the bridge this the, over this summer plans and they finally decided on a plan. >>: this is a done deal after we were talking about it the golden gate bridge has made a decision on the suicide barrier almost when it opened in 1937 people starting committed suicide jumping off the bridge. over 1600 people have fallen to their deaths from the bridge almost 46 this year alone that the broker record-breaking high. what kind of design will be aware the funding will come from a dispatch appears to be the design. and the funding has finally come true. that's what the meeting is about to date the border directors will be meeting to approve about $20 million of revenue towards the golden gate bridge and the suicide barriers. the need this morning at 10:00 a.m. the is no timeframe exactly when the barrier will go into place putting a meeting between the leg

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host: the first call is from north carolina, cecil on the line for independents. caller: yes, i enjoyed the program c-span, and at my age of 83, born in 1930, my dad was the single proprietor of the family. everybody was in the same circumstances, but the problem we have today is it takes two people to earn an income to put a roof over your head. and out of the depression, i have had situations where i had to help my dad after school. he got to the point where he was only working two days a week, and we worked things out. now recession development and the way this country has so it got to the point he waswe only working two days a week and we worked things out. now recession development and the way this country develop wes last century was when made our fortune. we found out he can make a lot of money. we have an idea of two people earning an income in the family, which is not exactly right because it should be as it , and working out of the depression, we became development.t new products came out of the war. so i think things have changed in this country, not fo

and then later on cecile houston wanted to sing it. >> reporter: donovan known for songs like "sunshinewinning imagine dragons also performed. reynolds was honored last night as a gifted young song thewriter. >> the song can bring two strangers together and communicate something nothing else can and there's more magic to songwriting and lyrics that are simply put to a beautiful melody that you could never say in a thousand words. ♪ oh oh i'm radioactive ♪ >> reporter: they have a rotating display since 2010 but now they're thinking bigger. now they want their own museum i love hearing the backstories. i hear you were dancing on the red carpet with chubby checker. >> reporter: he's 72. he would not not let me do the twist. it eh said it's all in the feet. people make the mistake thats >>> lots of sunshine coming our way today warming up on the father's day weekend. looking very nice over russian hill right now. of course, yesterday, very cloudy. today high pressure building in is going to warm the temperatures up outside very nicely up in the 80s in the valleys where they should be this

just the exercise and nutrition classes but also the sense of community that has helped members like cecilencer center has been great for that because we all have the same unspoken goal, we can talk about it if we want to but we don't have to. >> reporter: invaluable life lessons. you know what's great about this place, there are many wonderful aspects of it. it's not in a hospital. >> 90% of all survivors that i've talked to over the last 30 years, they don't want to go back to the hospital but make no mistake, you come in here and you're a survive, we don't baby you. we treat you like a normal person and what we want to do is raise your bar. >> reporter: 19-year-old aaron gaborman who battled cancer as a child says that's just what he needs. you have said all along you want to be known as a fighter. >> yeah. >> and is does this place allow you to live that out. >> exactly. i did fight and i did overcome cancer and i did overcome this disease and now i can work out to build my body back from what it destroyed. so it's great. >> what's your ultimate goal. >> really at the end of the day we'

priory yourself and cecil so many different communities are all aware rounds >> : max initially nemerovo be a celebration for everyone to see any resistance and push back says year's move on >> : very little resistance. we cover the spectrum the bright over wrong. all of orientation's my need. a straight by chance in between. >> : are your it ago are having a coffee so drinking the cast a sudden demand good >> : all the good all day. every coming in san francisco bar does allow heavy lifting extra trains stay longer trains on entering the situation what people on a platform of the bart train pulls off the on the phones rang an extra chance stand by those trades in the service and the systems they should be covered the sky not tempered in the morning beginning at temporary and should wrap up later into the evening getting warmed up. come down here this is the place to be 44th assess the five. we see you in a half-hour. reporting live on market street. trees and flows to incorporate this morning most streetcorners wrong not apply route and place now stuck to the corner of market and below

the on the right county sheriff deputy cecil price, the man who had arrested cheney, goodman and michaellan to arrive, follow the men as they left jail and make sure they never made it home. on the left is local preacher who wasn't convicted until 2005. on this day, june 21, exactly 41 years after the crime. the deaths shocked the nation. the three men had been participating in the 1964 freedom summer when nearly 1,000 students, mostly white and college educated, came to rural mississippi to help register black voters and educate youth for the summer. part of the strategy of the freedom summer was to open up mississippi, to show the world what was happening there. and local organizers real liesed they could do that by bringing in white young people. in a recent piece for the root.com blair kelly writes freedom summer then was a calculated effort to get the nation to pay attention to what was happening in mississippi when more than 1,000 college-aged children of elite white northerners were called on to come to mississippi, the nation took notice. for freedom summer volunteers in mississi

. >> host: dan cecil, athens, alabama. ms. shlaes, you describe coolidge as a prequel to "forgotten man." would you suggest a new reader read "forgotten man" before coolidge? >> guest: no, i would suggest you read coolidge first, but i don't know if i pulled it out. we're all connoisseurs of "star wars", right? and we have our opinion about which show to see first. i would say read "coolidge" first, and i would also say please read the graphic novel. it is a new genre for standard history as far as i can tell. although there is a book "march" about the lawmaker john lewis and civil rights that's beautiful. please have a look at this. we're hoping to translate into it spanish. and, because we have so many hispanic readers who are interested in the material, sophisticated about it but might be learning english and aren't up for a 500-page book as, indeed, most americans aren't. >> host: bill from jacksonville, florida. hi, bill with. >> caller: hello, good afternoon. i have a very pithy question. but first, i'd like to get an op

. >> host: then cecil from alabama. you describe coolidge as a free call to "the forgotten man: a new history of the great depression". would you suggest the new reader 3 "the forgotten man: a new history of the great depression" before "coolidge". >> guest: a suggest you read "coolidge" first. we have our opinions about which show to see first. i would say read "coolidge" first and also please read the graphic novel. is a new genres for standard history as far as i can tell all those there is a book march about lawmaker john lewis and civil rights is beautiful, please have a look at this. we hope to translate it into spanish. because we have so many hispanic readers who are interested in the material, sophisticated about it but we are up for 500 page book as indeed most americans are. >> host: bill calling from jacksonville, fla.. >> caller: good afternoon. i would like to get an opinion from amity schlaes. please name the conservative presidents serving since 1900. what is the import? >> guest: in the conservative --

in the first quarter alone according to capital q borrowing money to buy back shares and hyping it cecil slee as returning value to the shareholders is the most effective way to manipulate up the stock even if revenues are declining quarter after quarter that's right the economy is shrinking g.d.p. a shrinking in america and the u.k. if you're just it for the true inflation numbers so corporations stock prices would ordinarily go down but cents the interest rate on money is zero if you're on wall street and you have good friends down there goldman sachs you can borrow half a billion billion ten billion half a trillion dollars buy back your own stock now that same earnings numbers divided by less shares so magically oh my god we're making money our revenues are you know our profits are increasing which is a completely nippy election driven by debt and the debt level and. as never been higher the debt in the u.k. is a thousand percent of g.d.p. when you add it all up bank mortgage you know household government and the total debt to g.d.p. ratio right now is four hundred thirty five percent

with a gun in the middle of what looks like cecil lott.so it's clear what we saw this a bunch of people with. openly declaring that they have my toys and they're ready to fight till the very and so they're very aggressive many of them being to syria already and all of the dream to come back to syria so it's clear the syrian conflict is no want a syrian conflict or spreading all over and even if. peace comes back any time soon to syria the contras sure that war will be gone the situation is very difficult has no control here and they say it's like you know globalisation in everything even in wars you know you can't keep the conflict was in one country to go beyond. i was born in the ukraine i grew up in a family of alcoholics as did many of my foster kids who had slept rough on the street since they were four years old some since they were two enough i'm not the rigid man we had here and kid and now because of where i want to help fall before. there was a group of kids standing by the road like you put the children here aren't even asking f

with a gun in the middle of what looks like cecil law. so it's clear what we saw. bunch of people with their openly declaring that they have buy toys and they're ready to fight till the very and so they're very aggressive many of them being to syria already and all of the dream to come back to syria so it's clear the syrian conflict is not a syrian conflict or spreading all over and even if. the peace comes back anytime soon to syria we conquer sure that war will be gone the situation is very difficult i'm a has no control here. it's like you know globalisation in everything even in wars you know you can't keep the conflict was in one country to go beyond. play games are a. very hard take a. chance again there is a plan that has that would that make their lives. one. of those. if. if if the people. see good lumbered sure to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. you. guys but the western