chamberlain. he was shot dead inside his own home when he accidentally set off his own medical alert pendant. >> it is clear the police department and the city of white plains turned a blind eye to these things. if these officers engaged in the same conduct without being able to hide behind the badge and shield, it would be charged with serious felonies and would there will be in jail. >> we will speak to kenneth chamberlain's son and the attorney of the family. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. early election results in mexico indicate the pri dead candidate pena nieto has won the presidential vote, but his chief rival obrador has refused to can see. nieto belongs to the revolutionary party, the portable and mexico from 1929 through 2000. we will have more after the headlines. egypt's foreign in its first freely elected civilian president mohamed morsi. the candidate took the oath of office under the watch of the ruling council, which has expa

chamberlain and levine -- lindberg went across in may. chamberlain and levine went across in june. went to berlin. they went farther than lindbergh had come and levine was the only flyer who did not receive a letter of commendation from calvin coolidge. and the jewish population in brooklyn had a fit about that. so that's levine. levine is the villain, the set piece. many newspaperman called him a madman because he's always changing his mind, or he was labeled as a man who was not lindbergh. but in many ways he was the most like lindbergh of any of the flies. he was an outsider. he doted on his plane. he was uncomfortable in society. he was a gambler in terms of gambling about life and death. i mean, he was a fascinating character. and the last to go over was byrd's crew. the man who is the presumptive winner is the loser. and the people find that their are trained to -- i've been a crash that severely injured floyd bennett. so they had to reject or their crew list. bert acosta became one of the pilots. byrd was to navigate the man with glasses is the radioman, george noble, and be

it was the murder of inmate john derek chamberlain. it occurred in october. and it occurred over in d cube when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him is we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted chamberlain but two deputies who are no longer with the department. >> the cops had pulled me out and told me. they said hit him from the neck down and, you

in the chamberlain case, officer hart is accused of hurling a racial slur chamberlain during the incidentsten carefully to the audio released by the white plains police department from the morning kenneth chamberlain was shot dead by police officers. you can hear officer steven hart banging on the window and using the n word as to enter the repeatedly says, "down to that" and "i'm ok." >> done to that officer. do not do that. i'm telling you, i'm ok. i'm telling you i'm ok. ok.telling you i'm >> that was officer stephen hart and kenneth chamberlain, sr.. the incident occurred november 19, 2011 when police arrived at chamberlain apartment telling officers was ok, but refused to let them inside his apartment read the police shot him with -- they bang down his door, shot in the taser is but he was shot dead. chamberlains family filed a $21 million civil rights lawsuit against many. the incident was less than two months after a westchester grand jury decided not to indict police officer anthony carelli for the fatal shooting. we attempted to reach the white plains public sector mr. chung but

where chamberlain won a congressional med yaffle honor. -- medal of honor. we retraced the attack route, principle my the 15th alabama, that had attacked chamberlain's regimen at little round top. and when we reached the place where the 20th main fought, marked with the monument that chamberlain himself had dedicated a quarter century after battle, my student could no longer hold back her tears. and neither could the rest of us. all of us had read about chamberlain in the novel "the killer angels" which assigned in my course. my own voice choked up as i described the action there of the late afternoon and early evening of july 2. emotions too power follow explain overtook us. the ghosts were surely present. the sight where the 20th main fought has become the most heavily visited spot on the battlefield, i'm told, by the national park service people. but that was not always so. during my first two trips to the battlefield in 1958 and 1966, i knew nothing of the 20th main's heroics. and no marker on the part of the park service existed to inform me. by my thir

on september 29, in return for hitler's guarantee of world peace, chamberlain call on czechoslovakia to give up the sudetenland. in czechoslovakia, the pact was greeted by riots. but he returned to france to cheers from a relief french people. in britain, a happy chamberlain came back and proclaimed he had achieved "peace -- peace in our time." one of the most tragic and ironic scenes in all of history. >> this morning, i have another talk with the german chancellor. here is the document that bears his name as well as mine. these are the agreements signed last night, symbolic of the desire of our people never to go to war with one another again. >> how many people at that time did not believe what chamberlain was telling them? >> the vast majority did believe it. that was true of france as well. one must remember that those countries, particularly france, which had such grievous losses in the first world war, could not really believe that any other country would want to repeat the horrors of the first world war. they completely misunderstood hitler, as well as the determination of ma

chamberlain.hese officers broke his door down, essentially tortured him by discharging that taser and it didn't work, but it did work in this regard. the autopsy revealed that the skin marks where the taser entered his flesh were burned. they were literally running electric charges through this man's body. he did nothing to warrant that type of activity. the police department had a number of steps they could have taken and failed to take any steps to defuse this confrontation. >> is there a history of racial brutality in this community? >> well, interestingly, three of the officers who are on the scene that day including the shooter, each of them were involved at the time of this case. in pending civil rights cases involving allegations of racial slurs, ethnic slurs, excessive force and brutality. so, yes, there is a pattern in practice here of engaging in what we believe to be racist police violence. >> what would you want the community -- what would you want people to know about kenneth chamberl

that is where neville chamberlain went wrong. he's not neville chamberlain; he's eight. he's not neville chamberlain in that analogy; he's fascism. he's eight. you cannot let them get away with it. he's eight. he's eight. ashley is fascism. oh, hello. is that strictly come dancing? uh, we-- we would like to vote for anton and kerry, please. again, yes. thank you very much. thank you, brucie. that was brucie? yeah. he sends you his very best wishes. when you dialed it, you didn't press green, i don't think. no, i did, or i wouldn't have got brucie. no, you didn't. ben, don't put the saucepan in the dishwasher. it won't fit! bet i can make it fit! just take it out and wash it up nicely. i don't know why you're making such a fuss. barbara's children next door have a washing-up rota. yeah? is that right. and they do their own sewing. yeah, okay, i don't think comparisons are useful. how was this lunch of yours, then? did tyson take you in his sports car? he's got a sports car, has he? it's a porsche 911 turbo. it's wicked. i've had a ride in it. well, tyson took him for a sp

that is where neville chamberlain went wrong. he's not neville chamberlain! he's 8! aaahhh, yuck! there's been three train crashes, all of them in kent. do you think he'll get to a stage where he won't be able to remember who we are? oh, hi. how was your game? ( crash )

police came to chamberlain's apartment responding to a medical alert signal.family members say they forced their way in and wound up shooting him to death. >>> twitter has announced it's cutting its ties with the linkedin site. so if you synced your accounts, your tweets are no longer going to appear on your profile. these new requirements are supposed to encourage developers to build apps on twitter's website. >>> do not be distracted by this woman. a woman wearing a revealing top robbing a service station in australia. she casually enters the store, steps behind the counter, pulls a knife on the cashier. after fighting with him for several minutes, she leaves the scene with her male accomplice who had been fueling up the get away car right outside. the pair escaped with less than $200 in cash. police looking very, very, very closely at the surveillance pictures. >> i bet they are. >> yep, they are confident she'll soon be busted. >> oh, you didn't. >> i did. >> no, you didn't. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. we're getting an early read on your local news that

will claim berl lane with the lakers -- chamberlain has 13. so steve is now wearing no. 10. and jeremy lin, the new york knicks have matched houston's offer sheet. so you're going to have -- a lot of bay area kids. he's going to be now on the same team with jason kidd from cal in the knicks backcourt. >>> serena williams working this afternoon against a reigning ncaa champion, nicole gibbs of stanford. serena said she had a 24 hour flight from wimbledon. is that long? >> that's too long ! >> you think she'd be flying private. >> i'm sure. maybe she made a couple of stops. >> anyway, we'll ask the e-shurance people. >> she probably meant with the time change. >> maybe that's it. jacqueline, as always, coming through. give me the tour de france. 120 miles in the french mountains. bradley wiggins retains the yellow jersey. and it's being called a $750,000 shift. rollandinno, sponsor for coke, got $750,000 a year. they caught him sipping a pepsi, and coke immediately dropped him. >> whoa!

i mean, chamberlain was a at w t'sae. - k ea tdthaonit t n't f it. there is a lot of prejudice and discrimination in here. i en,aigneslotf ntmim. heii 1927, they were african american flyers who wanted to fly, but the were few places that would let them fly. chamberlain was one of the few wept lcr.r ul hiou sd e in. his name once -- what was his name? hube fautleroy julian. anr ou o y, c ul advertise -- advertisers would pay him to go over harlem and a red devil suit and jump out with a parachute and he uld trailte o uedihalaas an ialll jn hilhae he was going to be the first american flyer to fly from new york city to liberia. anige a rety ic p bseind ben lyh a saou're really not going to fly and not, are you? he said yeah, come along with me. the lan actually took off and withinhrco ld eastivndias hoal a wk% lt i'tnk her again. but he was a really fascinating character. but i think he went on an aviation. iinstbecaen was the onlyperson ben on tny rstonitev he t y one who was not movie star caliber. wive, whev gnly way to get along arcop ustiit. he t

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the arena's the site where wilt chamberlain set an incredible nba record. scoring 100 points for the philadelphia warriors back then in a game against the new york knicks. that game was 50 years ago. >>> a new report finds mechanical problems and human error led to that deadly air france crash three years ago. all 228 passengers onboard were killed when the plane plunged into the atlantic ocean. the report paints a picture of chaos in the cockpit as the two co-pilots struggle to fly through a thunderstorm. the results could force a change in pilot training. and it could also leave the marine's maker, airbus and air france, facing criminal charges. >>> this morning, police in london are insisting that a string of terror-related arrests in the city have no link to the olympic games, which begin in three weeks. six terror suspects were rounded up in raids, including from a home just a mile from olympic park. they had been tracking the suspects but uncovered no imminent attack plans. >>> now, an abc news exclusive. american troops training afghan soldiers found

this is the same building where wilt chamberlain scored 100 points in a nba game way back went.ini clad baby an outfit made for 18 month baby girls is turning heads in memphis giving the impression the child is wearing a sexy bikini. right on the bag it says something unexpected. we showed parents what was inside the bag and they were surprised. some say the bikini was too over the top and others didn't see the big deal. >> it's inappropriate. >> i think it's not appropriate because it gives young people i think the wrong idea too quickly. >> i think people are just overreact about stupid stuff. i don't shall dish don't take offense to that at all. >> you are all over this one. it's the hot topic. we asked would you let your baby girl wear this? join in on the conversation. we are near at 100 sound on facebook. and another couple hundred posts. go to facebook and we will drop a -- and drop a comment. let's look at health news. >>> a popular diabetes drug could have another use a drug for type 2 diabetes may treat and prevent alzheimer's. sugar metabolism is a critical factor in

but southbound in richmond, south of chamberlain road, crews have been dealing with an overnight accident. it's blocked there. then northbound near 64 in richmond, it is also closed. 95 is closed northbound as well near 64 because of high standing water. so a lot of problems down in richmond. if you were planning to head there early this morning for business or whatever your needs were, you want to be aware of that both north and southbound 95 in richmond closed because of the two separate incidents. let's go back over to the maps this time to southern maryland where there are no issue to report. route 5, 301, everything is fine through the beltway and through oxon hill. new hampshire avenue at adelphi road, nice and quiet. all mate major corridors in from the north look pretty much like this. i'll update you on the situation on 95 at 4:55. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> 2014, that could be next time anyone is allowed to go to the top of the washington monument. structural damage from the 2011 earthquake is the reason why. this is video from inside the monument on that day. the natio

boten college he suggested in the 1850s that maine break away and link up with canada and stowe and chamberlain were pretty upset with that. >> form it in a question. >> okay. did not the confederate leaders including jefferson davis feel that there could not be two countries, united states and the confederate states, that sooner or later the confederate states under the banner of state sovereignty would split apart and we'd have, you know, many, many stations here? >> thank you. >> there -- i don't recall any of them being specifically on record about that, though there were concerns. there were rumors going around georgia in 1864 that governor

neville chamberlain fell. so these two books come if you're particularly interested in reading them back to back our great look at the early stages of world war ii and i highly recommend them. >> for more information on this another summer reading reading list, visit visit visit data work. >> maggie koerth-baker of basic energy and u.s. out next on booktv. .. >> he was literally building a mansion on the hill. he made a decision to go on a fishing trip with a salesman from the edison electric company. at the time comes he had never seen a lightbulb. he actually owned the gaslighting facility in appleton, wisconsin. he came back from that fishing trip the proud owner to license and use this technology. it ended up being the beginning of the end of him as a successful businessman. i like this story because it really goes against the narrative that i think most of us learned when we were in junior high and high school. where thomas edison invents the electric light bulb in 1879 and everything comes together verti

they brought in wilt chamberlain, tried to fit him in a v.w. bug. >> the headline on the ad was when he's trying to get into the beetle, the headline said it couldn't be done. it couldn't. it was self deprecating endearing, one of the first ads to feature and african-american. the carvair. if not for the corvair we wouldn't have the litigation environment. >> it's longer, too much weight in the back end spins out around corners. 1965 this unknown unemployed lawyer writes this book called unsafe at any speed. >> no one cared about the book. cared then "the new york times" revealed he was speed on by general motors, there were hearings in front of congress. the president of g.m. publicly apologizes in front of congress. nadar misses the apology because he didn't have a car. this all happens, and then the book takes off and auto safety is reformed, if you will, the whole regulatory attitude of the government, that it really started the greatest, two great growth industries, technology and lawsuits. litigation explosion happened because of and afte

by the way in richmond, southbound 95 overnight accident cleanup continues near chamberlain road. that is causing a backup in case you're heading to richmond this morning southbound on i- 95. let's go back over to our maps. this time we'll take a look at north side of town. no problems on the beltway between college park and bethesda. we'll leave you with a live look at 270 southbound here at shady grove road. still running well down to the split. coming up in my next report, we'll go out west at 6:11. >>> pepco is probably arguably the least popular company around here these days. people are demanding it do more to prevent the outages like over the million we had last week. that includes a d.c. council woman who wants to require more power lines go underground. it's a debate happening today at the wilson building. delia goncalves is there live with a preview. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. the wilson building will be very active today. this last null day of the legislative session before the council breaks for the summer. and there will be no question tha

police came to chamberlain's apartment to respond to a medical alert call.ced their way in and then shot him to death. >>> the maker of the highly addictive painkiller oxycontin now reportedly wants to make a kids' version of the drug. "the daily" reports that purdue pharma is now trying to get fda approval to label it as suitable for use by children as young as 6 years old. critics say it's leveraged to extend the company's expiring patent on the drug, which brought in $2.8 billion for purdue pharma last year. brooke, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the nuns on the bus are back in washington, d.c. the tour ended in the nation's capital after making stops in nine different states all to protest congressman paul ryan's budget proposal. >> white congressman paul ryan. i mean, he is a faithful catholic, but he's misguided. many politicians offer deeply flawed justifications for the federal budget. they ought to get some theological help. >> the nuns say it undermines catholic teachings because it cuts social services. and this is a national catholic social justi

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. >> i read about debbie courtney, ann chamberlain, i can go on. a lot of women on this ship. >> absolutely. that morning, i did not have men and women. i had sailors. each of them performed phenomenally. the fact i singled them out and the fact you pointed out there were men aboard, i have sailors and officers and they will all get treated fair and square. we had a mission to do. that is get ready to conduct sustained combat operations at sea. that is exactly what we did. when the blast hit, it did not matter whether you were a man, a woman. they all performed. they came together as a team. and did what was necessary to save the ship. >> throughout the process, the navy remained publicly silent on the issue of the crew's remains. despite repeated queries. the longer the wait, the more difficult it was going to be for the families to deal with the tragedy. as many sought a degree of solace in time. months had gone by with no word as families waited in silence. >> they were still working on identifying some of the remains that had been found. as col

probably neville chamberlain would've received it. he was heavily nominated. if you're going to nominate the british signatory to the munich pact, let's dominate the germans. the nomination of hitler was withdrawn, the chamberlain might very well received price. >> host: i'm going to go back to really the first controversial pick, which was teddy roosevelt. >> guest: they're still upset about the price of tr. it's actually interesting because again, it does happen and the price history that somebody like tr, who is a little more militaristic, supposed on defense, personality >> host: tell me about his nobel. >> guest: i can quote "the new york times" who said, a broad smile surely a lemonade at the face of the globe when this price for peace was given to the most warlike citizen of these united states says "the new york times." they were upset, but he had mediated a truce in the russo japanese war. in 1805 led to the portsmouth treaty signed in september 1905 in new hampshire. also it is a friend of the arbitration movement. those who wanted to be settled, not

the workers were putting a roof on when the three alarm fire broke out, the building where wilt chamberlainin a game against the new york knicks, 50 years ago. hard to believe that record still stands to wilt. that man broke all kinds of records. >> yes, he did. >> yes, he did. >> the man accused of killing trayvon martin has another chance to leave joil nail now t bond has been set. >> this time the bail was a lot higher. the judge was not too pleased with zimmerman's misstatements about how much money he actually had. abc is following the case and has the latest. good morning to you, mark. >> reporter: mark, sunny, good morning. if george zimmerman wants to get out of jail anytime soon it is going to cost him -- a lot. florida judge kenneth lester set bail wednesday at $1 million, that for the man accused of killing trayvon martin. a blow for the defendant who helped to gain credibility back with videos like this, shot one day after martin's death. that's zimmerman claiming to police martin played the aggressor. >> he is like you got a problem now. then he was here. he punched me in the f