clyde: these protests were life or death. tommie smith -- one little-known fact is that in mexico city, mexico, 400 college students who were protesting the mexican government had been slaughtered and buried right outside the mexico city olympic stadium where tommy smith and john carlos would later protest. him him they had been threatened -- you will be killed, black cats have been -- murdered, strangled black cats have been thrown into the dorm where they stayed in mexico city. according to john carlos, they expected to be assassinated. i say this in my book when john carlos lifted his hand, he expected to be shot. they not only endured that process, but it cost them thousands, millions maybe. john carlos ended up doing menial jobs. one of the athletes' wife committed suicide as a result of the impact. harry edwards actually -- his relationship with tommie smith and john carlos broke because harry edwards did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so the relationships were broken and money was lost. i think today

. >> reporter: clyde tucker has lived here for 36 years and said he had known roberts since i was little. >> i see him, we have talks d i would, you know, give him encouragement and stuff to keep it straight and everything. so yeah, he was a great kid.

then she connected with clyde. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murderack. >> their grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

the river clyde here in glasgow used to be one of the main shipbuilding centres in the world. — spaceships. just up the road, they are putting together a revolutionary new kind of weather satellite, and that's what i'm here to see. clyde space is one of the companies who have built some of the nearly 2,000 cubesats launched into space in the last four years. as a meteorologist and a bit of a space fan, i am excited to see the tech that could potentially improve weather forecasting. but before i get a chance to be near a cubesat, well, i have to look a little ridiculous. so this is a basic cubesat unit. just 10 centimetres by 10 centimetres. packed with electronics, you can see the solar panels on the side — if you need something bigger you canjust add more units to whatever size you need. it is a fantastic innovation. one thing that is really clever about these cubesat satellites is their adaptability. so you have a standard chassis, some solar panels, some electronics, these are all off—the—shelf into the satellite, and then the customer can put their own bespoke bit of kit i

us company orbital microsystems has been working with clyde microsystems has been working with clyd eure whether using something called a microwave radiometer. these things are normally the size of a coffee table, and hugely expensive. but oms have created their own much cheaper miniature version. they aim to provide and sell weather updates every 15 minutes from a constellation of 40 cubesats, and thatis constellation of 40 cubesats, and that is compared to the three—hour updates from the smaller number of big government run satellites. but that extra data could include the monitoring and prediction of fast changing weather systems like thunderstorms and hurricanes like devastating hurricane dorian. we see ourselves as being complementary to all of the government satellites, and we are excited they still fly these instruments, they are great, you can calibrate to them, but is another observation that we don't have to fly. so we are flying in between, we are filling in the gaps to make it a more robust observation. cubesats make it much easierfor observation. cubesats make it much eas

. >> clyde poseley talks about the history of activism among black athletes, including the black power salute made by tommy smith and john carlos during the 1968 olympics in mexico. he's the author of "more than icons and images: uncovering the hidden protest narrative of the black american athlete in the 21st century." we interlude mr. posley, senior pastor from the antioch baptist church in indianapolis, at the annual black history luncheon n washington, d.c. >> you wrote a book about the hidden protest narrative in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. >> i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400-year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon the arrival of blacks on the american shores, slave owners began to be enamored with the black male physique, so much so it caused them to engage these black men, warriors, several types of warriors and chiefs, into various types of sport, head butting, cock fighting, and what is

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. >> reporter: clyde tucker has lived here for 36 years and said he had known roberts since i was little. >> i see him, we have talks d i would, you know, give him encouragement and stuff to keep it straight and everything. so yeah, he was a great kid. >> reporter: another neighbor described him as interesting and nice. he spade he spoke to the grandmother earlier. >> she said, yeah, she knew some of his so-called friends, but she doesn't know who it was and why they would do it to him. she didn't know. >> reporter: roberts was originally from berkeley. he graduated from el cerrito high school, went on to play football at oregon state university and made it into the nfl playing two seasons for the cincinnati bengals before he was injured and retired. some former teammates expressed their condolences saying: >> reporter: the suspect is described as a 25-year-old to 35-year-old 250-pound bald man with a beard wearing a black shirt when the shooting happened. police are now asking anyone in that neighborhood if they have surveillance video that may help them in their investigation. roberts

were have credit lies more with disastrous defending from cologne i think we've been talking from clyde back to score on the sign a player probably didn't mind one nil. that early goal didn't exactly open the floodgates europa league side blocked by. that split possession with newly promoted club and they were about even on chances to players lucky strike was enough to seal the win for rosa 3 points in a derby but the stunning football is still a work in progress. had to had big expectations headed into the season and bringing in lots of signings and new coaching on take children. with both teams winless had to likely figured heading to meet minds would be the best way to get back on track their off season optimism was only heightened by drawing by and in their 1st match but they haven't earned a point. and the boy been rubbing kweisi on in the box like he has the plate one tell bill martin's. had his high hopes didn't any come from a new coach they smashed their club transfer raechel signing belgian attackers did you get back yes you just missed out on equalizing. the visitors. with le

. >> sandra: a modern day bonnie and clyde. a couple are accused of murder. how authorities think they avoided capture after they escaped from custody. ♪ are we supposed to dance? ♪ boy bands without dancing are just ok. get a better than just ok unlimited plan with spotify premium included on america's best network. only from at&t more for your thing. that's our thing. >> sandra: the fda firing off a warning to vaping company juul for illegally claiming its e-cigarettes are safer than smoking. it flagged several unproven claims by the company. fda warning letters are not legally binding but companies can be taken to court if they don't comply with those requests. juul says they plan to fully cooperate. >> the president has made it very clear that he is going to use every tool available to him and this administration to address this unprecedented crisis at the southern border. mexico has stepped up in a way to be partners and as i said, we need them to do more. >> bill: mark morgan the head of customs and border protection crediting mexico and president trump

with us w is don clyde, who was in the courtroom yesterday when the verdict wadelivered. joining us from cambridge, massachusetts, law professor, thank you for being with us. tell me about it. the courtroom, you cover this trial since day one. what was the emotion in there? what was e pact? cement before the verdict was read, you can see the , victims familithe relatives were cryingg they were passtissues amongst themselves. when the verdict was read for harris as not guilty, was stood t was one woman in particular, put her head in her hands, and was shing back and rth like him i cannot believe this was happening. >> people did expect a conviction. when the mistrial was nounced for derick almena, there was a collected gasp of the victims. there was a real sense of shock that there watino conv for him. >> walk us through this. there were families and supporters of the victims, course. what was the jury's reaction? to read through many things. ey what were doing? what were thg?r expressions? >> the jury read took a few minutes by the court reporter. there was not a lot of e

travel across a lane and either collide with a vehicle clyde with the center divide we don't know which one was first after which vehicle then traveled across all lanes overturning down about a 90 foot hills site. >>the vehicle then caught fire. 3 good samaritans made their way down the hill and remove the mother and her 2 children from the vehicle. the mother was brought 60 feet away from the vehicle, the 2 children were brought up to the shoulder of the roadway. all 3 suffered life threatening injuries and were taken to bay area hospitals. >>there's no good prognosis and what we saw on the side of the road. no we're not doctors so ultimately we trust that people that we rushed into to make that assessment but. >>at this point the chp still does not know what caused the driver to lose control. and that led to this terrible incident live along highway want to want to county dan kerman kron 4 news. >>switching gears here, still summer but we're getting a taste of fall all weather out there is a venue for berkeley this morning. it rained earlier today in most of the bay area making for a

. >> clyde posley, you wrote a book about hidden protest narratives in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. clyde: i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400 year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon the arrival of blacks on the

clyde plaid it may well be frustrating due for the conservatives particularly for the conservatives particularly the prime minister, with pressure still being piled on yet labour certainly and the other opposition parties not quite ready to trigger a vote of no—confidence. parties not quite ready to trigger a vote of no-confidence. presumably what the conservatives fear is that while they are tied up with events in manchester and lodging of policies, such as the one today animal welfare, they may find themselves caught out by some kind of last—minute move to ambush them in the commons? it is certainly a risk. and there may well be some shuttling back—and—forth by conservative mps and the prime minister will be continuing in the business of government, over the next few days. and, potentially, on notice to return to westminster. the focus here will very much beyond what the conservatives want to talk about, which is their message of getting brexit done and focusing on domestic agenda. they need, of course, an election to be able to get on with that in any thing like an efficient way, because at t

clyde comrie have drafted this bill and it could be tabled this bill and it could be tabled this week president and prime minister who perhaps look quite similar on both sides of the atlantic. is it likely? no, because as they are discovering an america where the process is much clearer, it is going to be politically very expensive. this is a bit ofa politically very expensive. this is a bit of a chance. how can you bring to book somebody in the office, in government who has bad behaviour. there should be one line in the story, borisjohnson there should be one line in the story, boris johnson in there should be one line in the story, borisjohnson in a telegraph column argued that tony blair should be impeached. he argued a lot of things i seem to recall. that was backin things i seem to recall. that was back in 200a. things i seem to recall. that was back in 2004. the continuing speculation, investigations about boris johnson's alleged speculation, investigations about borisjohnson‘s alleged former girlfriend. jennifer actuary, a p pa re ntly girlfriend. jennifer actuary, apparently s

pro he profile itself as this a big advocatete of clyde against climate change. but not t too long ago he e just invested billions of dollars into buying a portion of the trans mountain pipeline in verery controversia. per a project here in canada that will basically see a out pipeline run basically acrosss the country and of course that has had a lot of people who are. you know who thought of beating him and his out green. sort of support to. askining themselves questions in there that day and there's- the s snc lavalin scandal so a a corruptin scandal data b basically blamemd justin trudeau. for pressure.e. the attorney general to. just do things against the law to support this companynyn order. according to o him to save canadianan. so he's gonna be cah in on that it is a b b of a battle of for andrerew scheer as well because justin trudeau will be. talkingng to a woman trying to tap canadians that it is. not a leaeader because. well the conservatives have had just. all statements that have been put out there when it comes to for example. same sex marriage or

an update on a modern day bonnie and clyde.e feds increasing the reward for this couple on the cover. blaine and susan barksdale overpowered some guards. they're accused of killing a man and burning down his home in tucson in april blamed barksdale now on the u.s. marshall's most wanted list. trace gallagher has more. >> blaine barksdale is associated with the arian brotherhood. he even has tattoos. now the couple is believeded to be in northeastern arizona and getting help from white supremacists on the hells angels. that's a problem for authorities. it's not a cop front le area. here's the u.s. marshall. >> the type of area that they're in where they could hide out easily and remain basically burrowed in these compounds up there. >> shepard: they're outside snowflake, arizona. that open area is hope to a lot of people that live off the grid by choice or necessity. police say part of arizona is replete with drug dealers involved and methamphetamine. the bottom line here, people in that part of the state tend to look out for ea

when the suv lost control travel across a lane and either collide with a vehicle clyde with the centerwe don't know which one was first after which vehicle then traveled across all lanes overturning down about and 90 for hillside. >>the vehicle then caught fire. 3 good samaritans made their way down the hill and remove the mother and her 2 children from the vehicle. the mother was brought 60 feet away from the vehicle, the 2 children were brought up to the shoulder of the roadway. all 3 suffered life threatening injuries and were taken to bay area hospitals. >>there's no good prognosis and what we saw on the side of the road. no we're not doctors so ultimately we we trust that people that we rush then to to make that assessment but. >>again at this point the chp still does not know what cause that dr seat belts car was burned so badly at this point they don't have that answer. along highway, one oh one in marine county dan kerman kron 4. >>the highway patrol says it thinks it road rage led to a shooting on highway 37 in vallejo it happened just before 6 o'clock this morning near the wi

are awaiting a news conference after police nabbed a married couple known as a modern-day bonnie and clyde, wanted for murder in arizona and were on the run for three weeks after allegedly overpowering guards in utah during their extradition. alicia acuna has more now from denver. >> as you can imagine, there was a great deal of concern, of the possible danger that this couple may have posed by law enforcement while they were on the run for weeks. in part because police say they may have had up to 100 stolen weapons with them. we will find out more when the news conference gets underway a little bit later. last night the navajo county sheriff's department which is in the northern part of the state announced on facebook that 56-year-old blaine barksdale and his 59-year-old wife susan were taken into custody without incident after being on the run for three weeks. the two were being extradited from henrietta, new york, to tucson, for murdering other charges. susan barksdale pretended to be sick, according to law enforcement. when the guards pulled over, they overpowered the guards. they kidn

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.>> reporter: a modern day bonnie and clyde on the run in arizona after overpowering to guards.ng the reward to $40,000 for information leading to the arrest of blaine and susan barksdale. they believe the couple is hiding somewhere in rural arizona and could be getting help from the hells angels, aryan brotherhood or others associated with their criminal past. >> i don't think there is any question that there are people who are assisting and harboring these individuals. it is a felony. >> hells angels, gangs, friends and family, he's got lots of them. they will probably find him up in the mountain somewhere. the u.s. marshals service just added blaine to its 15 most wanted list, while being extradited from new york to tucson by a private purity service two weeks ago, susan faked in a medical emergency, and when the van pulled over, blaine overpowered the guards. the two have not been seen since. they are wanted for setting fire in a robbery/murder in which they stole over 100 weapons and a ton of cash.>> and the type of area where they were in where they could hide out very eas

travel across a lane and either collide with a vehicle for clyde with the center divide we don't know which one was first after which vehicle then traveled across all lanes overturning down about a 90 foot hills site. >>the vehicle then caught fire. 3 good samaritans made their way down the hill and remove the mother and her 2 children from the vehicle. the mother was brought 60 feet away from the vehicle, the 2 children were brought up to the shoulder of the roadway. all 3 suffered life threatening injuries and were taken to bay area hospitals. >>there's no good prognosis and what we saw on the side of the road. no we're not doctors so ultimately we we trust that people that we rushed into to make that assessment but. >>again at this point the chp still does not know what cause that driver to lose control in the first place as to whether any of the occupants were wearing seat belts car was burned so badly at this point they don't have that answer. along highway, one oh one in marine county dan kerman kron 4. >>2 sexual-assault at a north bay park the past last month and police tonigh

we hear from clyde vote of confidence. we hear from clyd e ca m ry vote of confidence.see the extension secured if the prime minister doesn't have a deal to present to parliament on the 19th. that will be our focus. obviously, if there were to be an extension, then there are issues which may be divisive in parliament, because one possibility is that we end up with a general election at the end of november or early december. that is a democratic event. if jeremy corbyn december. that is a democratic event. ifjeremy corbyn wants to support the prime minister in doing that, it will happen. the only point i would make to everybody is that the likelihood is, whatever the fate may be of individual mps, we will find ourselves in mid december with a hung parliament and with exactly the same issues to confront before a departure date on the 315t of january, and the crisis will simply start up again, and there will be no parliamentary majority for anything. my strong recommendation to my parliamentary colleagues, whatever their views on brexit, will be that it will be better if w

investigation about leaks that is called classified information yes congressman any wrongdoing all right clyde don't know what time it is because our clock isn't working i suppose my time is up but i would conclude by emphasizing once again good luck convincing the american people that this is a dishonorable man sitting here good luck convincing the american people that he has done anything to the what he thinks is right and if you think it scores political points with your friends who have wanted to impeach his president from the day he was elected then keep going down that road. thank you congressman but only say director no one has accused you of being a political stooge or dishonorable no one has said so no one has suggested that you because it is very committed as your chair that it is certainly our strong view and we would hope it would be shared by the minority that when the congress says that something shall be done it shall be done and when that involves the wrongdoing of the president it is not an exception to the requirement of the statute and the fact that this whistleblower has be

clyde frazier, junior. lillian ynez frederick. andrew fredericks. tamitha freeman. fred friedman.off read. alan w. friedlander. and my son-in-law thomas. you are a guardian angel and she feels your presence every day. we all love and miss you. and my cousin, john j.. john, we love you and we miss you so very much, and not a day goes by that we are not thinkinv of you. you will never be forgotten. andrew keith friedman. paul j. friedman. greg j. froehner. lisa and foster. peter christian frei. clemens a fumando. stephen elliott furman. paul james furmato. carlton douglas bey. richard peter gabriel. richard s. gabriel. james andrew gadiel. pamela lee gaff. erwin then send galliard. the animal and galante and her unborn child. grace catherine galante. anthony edward gallagher. daniel james gallagher. john patrick gallagher. lourdes galetti. then send gallucci. thomas galvin. giovanna galletta gambale. firefighter thomas gambino. e john gamboa. peter james, junior. michael ganci. charles. andrew sunny garcia. caesar garcia. david garcia. esjorge luis monro. juan garcia. carmen garcia.

frawley clyde frazier, jr.lian inez frederick andrew fredericks tamitha freeman >> tom, you are shay's guardian angel. we all love and miss you. >> and my cousin, john, we love you and we miss you so very much and not a day goes by that we're not thinking of you. you'll never be forgotten. andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j. froehner lisa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleton douglas beye fyfe g fredric neal gabler richard peter gabriel richard s. gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante and her unborn child grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher lourdes j. galletti cono e. gallo vincent gallucci thomas e. galvin giovanna galletta gambale thomas gambino, jr. giann f. gamboa ronald l. gamboa peter james ganci, jr.ganci, jr >> michael gann. >> andrew sunny garcia. cesar r. garcia >> david garcia. >> jorge lewis monroe garcia. >> juan garc

wcau meteorologist crystal clyde is here to talk about dorian's path up the east coast >> yeah, sue hard to look at the pictures of the bahamas. talk about the track now it is moving away from the bahamas and the latest track forecast keeps the intensity at category 2. tropical storm force winds following it up the florida and georgia coastline and closer to charleston and east and they have the biggest concern for hurricane force wind potential and storm surge. those are the areas to watch thursday into friday that's the latest. sue? >> thank you so much in fact, north carolina's governor royce cooper is taking no chances with dorian he says shelters are in place along the coast but keeping people safe is his main responsibility. >> later on today i'll be issuing a mandatory evacuation of all barrier islands in north carolina we know it takes time to get people off of these barrier islands so we want to begin the process now. >> we are watching dorian. that is the news update this hour morgan, back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you for bringing us the latest on the storm. >>> we have 2

.>> if you clyde -- i clouds. >> eddie money has died at the age of 70 according to reports. >> we will have more in that. we do have temperatures that if you are in the city, you are, like, it is going to be warm. i can feel it. it will not be record-setting warm, but did you move my computer?>> no i didn't not. i'm busy reading with its>> i'm ready now. >> it is going to be hot in the city today. that is for sure. it will be hot livermore. 94 yesterday. 101 today. what will be my maday? about 76. forecast highs today, 90s to 100s. that include santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, san jose as well. way above average. the possibility of a record. santa rosa looks like the best opportunity. forecast highs 99. the record is 102,003. it would fall just short for oakland. even though the record is 99, they still are today for degree short. 90s across the board and near 100. a lot of high clouds are coming in from the west, southwest. they are all repaving a little bit of the overnight lows between the 50s and 60s in the coastal locations. already some 70s around monterey. it looks like a ver

. >>> washington and wall street clyde. >> this country is moving into an oligarchic form of society.heir lobbyists and their executives. >> presidential candidates laying out their plans for the economy in last night's debate a breakdown of what it could mean for your hone is straight ahead. >> and the meatless craze has gone to the dogs we're going to speak to the ceo of a startup looking to disrupt the pet food industry with fun guy as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york. this is "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen we are just points away from a new record all-time high u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated higher once again. in fact, they've been climbing all morning. dow futures up by 125 points s&p futures up by 12 the nasdaq up by 30 and well within close being -- 176 points away from a record closing high for the dow. well within that ability to get there in one day's trading. >> we've got a couple

. >>> next, nearly 18 thoirks dollars18,000 dollars,that's hon owned by bonnie and clyde sold at an auctionillion, that's how many downton abbey is slated to make in its opening weekend. the film based on the popular tv show made nearly 14 million bucks on friday alone and expected to top the weekend at the box office. >>> we've been telling you about millions across the country demanding action on climate change on friday. >> and apparently it's causing real stress for the protesters now joining climate anxiety support groups. >> here too react, michael knowles joins us to fill us in. michael, good morning. what's going on? >> we keep using thi using this, climate change hysteria is not a scientific matter. the current chief spokesman for the climate change is a 16-year-old swedish girl. thiwhat this is actually is a natural reaction to the religious longings of people who have abandoned traditional religion. it's people who have natural anxieties and are exploring eternal questions. they're not focusing on a traditional religion. >> michael, check out this quote about the climate anxiety

. >> clyde posley, i thank you for speaking with us. >> thank you for your time. >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. lectures in history, american artifacts, reel america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span 3. >>> coming up on american history tv, we take a look at american cartoons during world war ii and how they influenced children. >>> then a discussion on military vehicle innovations during the war, followed by a look into ways women contributed to the war effort during world war ii.