coleman has flooded his cell.e door was pushing that plastic glass out, creating a danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to hit his ass. >> coleman. face the rear of your cell. go down on your knees. go down on your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. all right. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and things like that. we can put up with somebody kicking on the door here and there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging departmental property, those are red flags for us where they really have to be addressed and we can't just allow them to continue to be self-abusive. he was placed in the chair for that reason. >> after his wound is treated by medical personnel, coleman is fitted with head gear to prevent further injury. >> and he'll be in that for a minimum of two hours. they'll assess him after two hours and give him the opportuni

coleman: thank you. to the getting back civil conversation is recognizing that the end of the day, there are individuals that, no matter what you say, will completely disregard the public record. you can literally put in front of them as stack -- let me tell you -- matter of fact, any of these historians on the table, you can lay out historic documents that explain these things or show these things, and i will tell you that the american civil war museum, we have the bulk of all of the and recordses, regarding all of the monuments that went up on monument avenue as well as many of the historic records of the lee memorial association, united daughters of the confederacy, that they do not have, and the like. we have supportable archives. so to be able to go back and look at those documents, you begin to see, again, this sort of mix. we are not talking about what was even then a democratic process. it was a process of the powerful , and in some communities where there was no opportunity. i know we are runnin

coleman, and of his family. i also want to take a moment and recognize his family, the coleman family, many of whom are still in the bay area, in particular, his daughter, who still resides in the bayview community. i want to thank them and the bayview community advocates who have worked with me to preserve dr. colemans legacy. colleagues, i have no other comments at this time. i hope you'll join me -- i'd like to make a motion that we move this item forward. and there's a second by supervisor peskin. can we take this without objection? without objection. thank you. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, next item. >> clerk: item 61 is a motion to approve the mayoral appointment of ann lazarus to the boards to a term expiring oct-31, 2022. >> president cohen: all right. can we take this same house, same call? all right. without objection, the item is approved. madam clerk, given that the next item cannot happen until after the closed session? >> madam clerk? >> incident to rescind the vote on item 57. sorry

coleman: [ applause ] >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm delighted to be with you, and to talk about something that has clearly taken a life of its own of late. yes? and so today we're going to talk about when the sacred and the profane are one. and we start this off understanding that nothing, and i do mean nothing, happens in a vacuum. when we began our work at what became the american civil war museum, you need to understand that that endeavor was the result of about five good years of intense collaboration, on what became for richmond, anyway, the commemoration of the american civil war and emancipation. it was a deliberate attempt on our city's part to bring these two narratives together. why? well, frankly, one narrative had dominated, and that was the history of the confederacy. the other part of it had been literally paved over with an interstate put on top of the bodies of the dead. a place that served as a center of the domestic slave trade. it has been estimated that close to 40% of all african-americans in this country have

in 1999, miss coleman was named president and ceo of the charles h. wright museum of african-american history in detroit. in 2008, miss coleman was named president and ceo of the american civil war center at historic treadiger and in 2013, helped orchestrate the merger of that center with the museum of the confederacy, to create the american civil war museum, initially serving as coceo, and then named the sole chief executive officer of that museum. miss coleman lectures extensively, and she'll be no stranger to many of you. and she consults with some of the nation's leading museums. she's written a number of scholarly articles and served as a screen writer for several educational television productions and is a sought-after public historian for national and international media outlets. miss coleman has served on the boards of the american alliance of museums and the american association for state and local history, and she continues to be engaged with these and other local national organizations. active in every community in which she works, christie

nbc news reached out to coleman to confirm the statement, but have not heard back. >>> it'sow 4:36. there is at least one good thing about summer coming to an end. the countyfair. in just a few hours, the montgomery county fair will open to the public. joining us live from gaithersburg with a look at all the rides and the food. you don't want to miss it. >>> it is 4:37 right now. coming up, a bomb scare sparked by a science experiment. turn out nasa behind it all. a look at the mysterious package and t odd messaget contained for president trump. >>> what started as a search for an uber ends with a deadly punch. up next, new details about the >>> wcome back t at 4:ay we'll find out more about the guilty verdict for aer fer uber driver. told news 4 that he picked up the woman from a d.c. bar. e was supposed to drive her to fairfax county but prosecutors say when he was almost there, he drove to a college park motel and raped her. pierre was spotted on the motel surveillance cameras and at a nearby 7-eleven where he used the victim's credit card. prince george's state attorney will hol

my name is maria del ruby, and i'm a member of coleman advocates. i have children both at a charter school and at a traditional public school. and i'm here to advocate to make sure that we are doing right at charter schools by all our children, both latino and african american. thank you. [end of translation] [applause] [speaking spanish] [voice of interpreter] >> my name is sarai, and i'm a member of coleman advocates and pmac. i'm here to support this policy and to ask that we stop approving charter schools in san francisco. until we have a certainty of how they are performing their academic work with our children. thank you [end of translation] [applause] >> hello. good afternoon. my name is darian tillman, and i'm a parent advocate for coleman and pmac. i'm here to speak on the situation with charter schools, and what i had on my mind is i felt like it was hindering our youth education who are being -- i mean, i feel like charter schools are being used -- are using the youth for -- as entities and for corrupt gang without giving progress reports

robinson and american civil war museum christie coleman. mesh history t.v. prime time friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cspan 3. >>> this sunday we continue our congress. >> when i first got it, i was in this really idealistic mode of this is wonderful. how long do you think it will be before half of the house is female. i asked the library of congress or somebody what they thought and they said follow me 300 years. [laughter] i don't think--because it has been very creptal credit incremental. >> in the weeks ahead we'll hear from sue, eva helen, nancy

christy coleman began her career. toast course of the 10-year career with cw, she had angriness responsibility. ms.coleman was named president and ceo of the charles h. write museum of american history in detroit n 2008, ms. coleman was named president and ceo of the american civil war center at historic tredeger and she helped to orchestrate the americaner of that center with the civil war confederacy museums to create the american civil war museums. she became the sole chief executive officer of that museum. mls coleman lectures extensively and she will be no stranger to many of you. she has written a number of scholarly and public history articles as well as served as a screen writer for several award- winning education television productions and she thought -- she is a sought after public his tore yap for national and international media outlets. ms.coleman served on the boards of the american alliance and museum and the american association for state and local history and she continues to be engaged with these an

in july, coleman was courted by "the wall street journal" saying "snow away unless he's got dementia or something that he'd gotten the recollection of what was going on ohio state. i've nothing but respect for this man. i love this man, but he knew, as far as i'm concerned." other former wrestlers of oslo peace jordan of knowing about the abuse but not reporting it, including mike, leading the charge against jordan. now mark coleman is at odds with mike, quoting "i am distancing myself from mike as he is not my manager and does not speak for me. dr. strauss is accused of sexually abusing student athletes and 14 sports at ohio state. over 21 years. strauss himself killed himself in 2005. there has been no comment tonight from congressman jim jordan. >> shannon: also tonight, interrelated sports story, sounds like players are still protesting the national anthem. as we kick off the nfl preseason. >> it open tonight with 12 games. the league and players union remains deadlocked on a national anthem policy. in spring, the nfl said players who kneel or sit during the anthem would be fine

coleman goes back and has to watch it go! over and out! a three-run homer from the diminutive second baseman. we're going to have to take a little time-out here, as the left fielder, kendall coleman -- he's probably not familiar with having to shoo geese off the field, right? >> why not geese for your broadcasting debut. but mark did an excellent job. he said he had a blast out there, and to cap things off, napa came back in the 9th to beat pittsburgh. final score there, guys, 8-7. so mark ibanez calling his first baseball game, and loved every minute of it. >> he did well. >> mark always crushes it. >> he can do what were he wants. >> that's right, he's mark i've anises. >> thank joining us -- ibanez. thanks for joining us. good night. ♪ ♪ [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. >> van here. >> we are going to start with a

christie coleman's remarks were remarkable and the work that she has been doing in richmond on behalf of the monuments commission there has been daunting and it was a very interesting to have her come and talk to us about everything she has been doing. john koski is a wealth of knowledge on many topics. if you ever get the chance to have lunch with him, i am sure he would wow you. if there is anybody that knows anything more about the confederate battle flag, i do not know who would be an thank you so much for being with us. it has been a wonderful day and it begs the question, why would the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation host this event? there are other battlefield preservation organizations, national and local organizations that are doing everything they can to run away from this issue. if they are not running away from the issue, they are at least doing everything they can to keep their heads down and keep themselves out of view, lest they become part of the public furor. a good friend of mine, bill brown, who is with us today, came up to me before the event and gave me

coleman since this whole thing broke. i have not spoken with him this entire time. >> neil: i want to go on to other news development, as you probably know, the fbi has fired peter strzok over those text messages. 20 think about that? >> it is about time. the american people deserve an fbi agent who is not bias. agent strzok was not that individual. he was the head of counterintelligence, more importantly, he was the lead agent on both the clinton investigation and the trump russian investigation. we now have the investigation, something i have not seen in any federal agency. deputy director mccabe fired. jim baker, chief counsel at the fbi was demoted, then fired. lisa page, fbi demoted, then left, and now you have peter strzok who was demoted and now, fired today. they are the six key people at the top of the fbi, who ran the clinton investigation and launc. >> neil: he said that the firing was politically motivated. he said they were unfairly taken advantage of, protected by the first amendment, and that is political f

the fact that coleman beric won his case is the exception to the rule. but will do exploitation and slavery mean for mainstream society is it really our business or our concern is the culture question it doesn't matter whether it's an alcoholic or a form of prison or you should treat people with respect. those people also have rights deserving protection and their rights are the same fundamental rights as mine. to commit if we as a society were to say those people don't deserve their rights or these it would mean that the rights of every individual are at risk. in other words he's only when the rights of those at the very bottom of society are secured not everyone's rights protected black or shut their doors actually the should stop exploitation and modern slavery are growing around the world according to un estimates twenty one million people are victims of forced labor russia is by no means the exception. i. think on the children. she's works goddess fortuna. the maestro and think of. the children first bond twenty two. this is a fifteen year old girl.

the fact that coleman beric won his case is the exception to the rule. but it won't do exploitation and slavery mean for mainstream society is it really our business or our concern. or ours the culture question it doesn't matter whether it's an alcoholic or a former president you should treat people with respect. those people also have rights deserving protection of their rights are the same fundamental rights as mine . if we as a society were to say those people don't deserve their rights these it would mean that the rights of every individual are at risk. in other words he's only when the rights of those at the very bottom of society is secured but not everyone's rights protected. or is actually the sure you stop exploiting and modern slavery a growing around the world according to u.n. estimates twenty one million people are victims of forced labor russia is by no means the exception. anyone visiting their spy vulture no hear no boats on the way to get around. there's no matter when attending to you know that also and that's why i can now join host ni

here are renderings of the )coleman highline ) the regulatory filing was disclosed friday and here arehe renderings of the coleman high line project. >>> the city of chicago is reeling after a very violent weekend. at least five people were killed out of a total of 34 people shot during a shooting saturday and sunday. the youngest victim who died was an 11-year-old. police say the shootings are not due to lack of resources. they say officers working the music festival would have been off during their regular weekend. >>> later this morning a search and rescue continues. a plane crashed high atop a ridge on saturday. five people were on board that plane. they say that flight took off saturday evening and it was one of many flying in the area at the time. they suspended the search until today because the weather was so bad on sunday. >>> new details on the volcano erupting in hawaii. it's not clear if this is a sign that the volcano is slowing down. they say it's common for it to stop before suddenly restarting. >>> mid-year forecast finds 63% of employers plan to hire full time permanen

hey take our dollars oh well if you're in iraq will kill half a million of it but you see that gary coleman recently said. a global cryptocurrency other than big claim is emerging out of the current sanctions ridden swift access denying fee at grid. derek on saying yeah a crypto currency will become the global currency will be back on but we will see a crypto currency when you think ok well yeah i mean that just seems like typical human nature and people that are very invested in you know the current system of course the day when you miss bitcoin most people who are obsessed with denying because they missed it need might be a little embarrassed or silly that they didn't make a lot of money on it which again is back to human nature but your point about friction it's very interesting because as you say it's how it's about how you define friction i can think of all sorts of friction in the current system i mean you get you travel internationally and they'll go out do you take more than ten thousand dollars in cash with you how is that not friction course that's for each what about trying to wi

coleman goes back, and has to watch it go! over and out!ee-run homer from the second baseman p. we're going to have to take a --. we're going to have to take a time outhere, as kendall coleman,, is probably not familiar -- is probably not familiar with having to shoot geese off the field, right? >> you get a feeling mark could do about anything he wanted. he had a blast in napa tonight, he said. >>> just enough time to check this out. west michigan white caps proctor, watch him try to make the catch. no. but jordan pierce makes the head's up play for the out, and west michigan white caps, jordan pierce making a nice play right there. all right that's it for me for now. more in about 20 minutes. back to you for the 11 -- the 11:00 news. . >>> president trump s has the big concern here being the hurricane's slow speed, which could result in huge amounts of rain. hello again, everyone. >> we have live team coverage tonight, mark is tracking the storm. first let's go to ray, who is live on the island of oahu. last hour we talked you, ray, it wa

coleman told "wall street journal" unless he has dementia or something that he has no recollection ofwas going on at ohio state. jordan has denied knowing anything about the allegebu and currently running for speaker of the house. nbc hasor reached out comment, but h not heard back. >>> skins lost their first preseason game. if you went to bed at half-time you thought maybe they could hold on to that lead. they beat the skins 26-17. rookie runningback darrius guice was hurt. >>> the preseason games aren't the only thing you'll be hearing about across the nfl. several players continued protests during the national night. last two miami dolphins players knelt and other players raiseheir fist or did not take the field until after the anthem. the nfl announced a policy"óú >>> welcome back, 5:40. university basketball coach ise facingous charges. >> demill jones is accused of throwing a fatal punch while in new yo city. on sunday s, ndor ckszabo k on the door of his car thinking he was his uber driver. szabo never regained consciousnas and wasken off life support on saturday. >> the jones

exp coleman one -- call when itook exposes the special counsel what he doesn't l like necessarily te sort of person i would choose. [laughter] most he does seem a little bit shady. i will put it that way. that i would not be surprised there are tax irregularities but thetr fact they threw in a campaign finance violation from stormy cn down yesterday daniel thatcher shows that they are out to getk. trump i explain the violations in the book and i will say very quickly when the single most important point that know, mostg people have no idea anything about campaign violations.e ver. they are very complicated the most important thing to know is this money that would have been? spent but for the campaign it wh will be very hard to prove a man oose namesake's golf course hi, hotel that or i was running for office i don't care what anybody thinks i am sleeping around teeh ct on that conviction he said that would increase pressure on d others to may cooperate and may encourage mueller to pursue the, president himself to testifyintk possibly by issuing a subpoena. do you think that's theen c

kristi coleman's remarks were remarkable. and the work she has been doing in richmond on behalf of the monuments commission there. it has been daunting and was a very interesting days it was very interesting to have her come talk to about -- come talk to us about all she is doing. and john koski is a wealth of knowledge on many topics. if you ever want to have lunch with him, i'm sure he would allow you. if there is anything that anybody knows about the confederate battle flag, i don't know who that would be. thank you for being with us today. it has been a wonderful day today and it begs the question, why would the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation host this event? there are other battlefield preservation organizations, national organizations, local organizations doing everything they possibly can to run away from the issue. and if they are not running away from the issue they are at least doing everything they possibly can to keep their heads down and keep themselves out of view. less they become part of the public f

that is an equal playing field for all persons in the eyes of the law and that is a lesson that mr coleman learned today and it is a very harsh one for him thank you very much. sorry that is right or wrong but because our need prosecute michael curran's case oh that's another let's listen he's got more to thank. mr sweeney and james i think he's just going to a series of. rubber because on as i say prosecutor and michael cohen's case talking michael guilty of very serious charges. which involved a pattern of lies and dishonesty laying out the counts against michael cohen amongst which with two campaign finance charges for the purpose of influencing the two thousand and sixteen election this is mark and leaving the court he had heard what the judge had to say and i understand the judge is set december the twelfth for sentencing for cohen and the ballot for a million dollars so that's the latest from the united states. afghan forces have launched a furious air assault in kabul off the rockets were fired at the presidential palace during celebrations president donnie was giving a holiday mess

american people who elected him president thank you very much we waited hours in hours for mr bolton to coleman and speak to us it was very short not so sweet at the end there following that question from my colleague from the b.b.c. it's worth noting that after that one of mr bolton stuff came along pulled her to one side and told her that well her question was ridiculous and that they wouldn't be working with their organization in the future that shocked quite a few of the geneva diplomatic press corps here at this meeting between the two national security advisers that it didn't result in any major breakthroughs we weren't really expecting not but where they agree they still agree where there's disagreement well there's certainly still discord between washington and moscow as it stands at the moment. another day another hacking scandal now the u.s. democratic party has claimed its detected and attempted to hack into. voter database with midterm elections just a few months away. this attempt is further proof that there are constant threats as we head into the midterm elections and we must rem

through that window speak who concluded his hat trick of a bit but biron weren't finished kingsley coleman added another to pour salt in the eagles' numerous was and then tiago added a fifth goal to seal the game was the coco botches new side demolished his old one they probably won't give him such a warm welcome next time the win is meyer's seventh super cup victory. funny kind of kind of the fun didn't have any fuss was at the super cup and he now joins us from funk foot so nick job done it would seem a full buy and what stood out for you in the fs a fondness and nicol callbacks. one study i thought was very interesting to see that hasn't actually had a fingerprint on this team and no blueprint is the same buying we've seen season in season out for so long is because it is a very very good team of course they're a well oiled machine they've always played so well and so strongly with today they were incredibly ruthless against frankfurt they took every single opportunity they could to get a goal to just increase that score line it's interesting i mean of course just get a very poor world

joining me now, kristy coleman, ceo of the american civil war museum in richmond.r the invitation. >> quick note to the control room, prepare that sound bite from the president in phoenix in august of 2017, i will go to a question on that in a moment. first let me ask you, richmond is about an hour from charlottesville. this morning we have been asking people who were there at the time what they learned, what has been solved in years since. do you have an answer to that question? >> well, i think more than anything else communities around the country have been having conversations about what these statues mean for them. there's no question that the public landscape is one that communities built and therefore i think as communities evolve, they have the right to question whether or not the symbols on that landscape continue to reflect values of that community. that's what we're seeing happening in charlottesville. >> control room, let's now play that sound bite. this is president trump speaking at a rally about ten days after what we saw in charlottesville. remember

now coleman is clarifying to jean casarez saying he has no direct knowledge that the congressman knew the allegations at all and here's what he told jean. quote, maybe i spoke without thinking. since i've said that it has consumed me 24 hours a day. i didn't like the way it was heading and the direction it was heading. more than 100 former students accused the former team doctor of sexual misconduct. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> up next, a cnn exclusive from high above one of the most hotly contested regions in the world. we're talking about the south china sea. we're looking at images taken from a u.s. navy plane as china's military issues a frank warning, leave immediately. behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. behr premium plus, "behr" through it all with a top-rated paint at a great price. find it exclusively at the home depot. so we know how to cover almost we've anything.st everything even "vengeful vermin." not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-

dennis peterson and mark coleman were dave's attorneys. >> this guy allegedly stealing from his kids,things about this sympathetic victim and all these things being widely played in the press. >> if there ever was a case for change of venue, this must be it, said the defense. after all, almost everybody seeped to have heard the accusations about dave and every time he had a court appearance purple clad friends of debbie crowded into the public gallery. in fact, during jury selection said attorney coleman he heard jurors tell the judge they had already decided dave hawk was guilty. >> the judge asked them, if i order you to set those opinions aside, can you do it? well, i guess so. >> still, defense application for change of venue was denied as well as the separation of financial charges from the murder charge. defense argued that the embezzlement charges were unfairly prejudicial. >> they wanted to make him look like a bad person, a person who was likely to take money from his kids would murder his ex-wife. >> debbie was about to reveal the theft of the kids' trust funds is a powerful

the plaintiffs were two other members of the coleman family. other victims have separately filed lawsuits. ripley entertainment is declining to comment while the ntsb investigation is in progress. jackie ibanez, fox news. >>> a texas based company expected to release blueprints to make 3-d printed plastic guns today but a judge banned the company from posting the files online. a federal judge in seattle barred defense distributed from posting files online to show people how to make an undetectable, untraceable gun using a 3-d printer. the company would been able to post the instructions online after reaching a settlement with the trump administration in june. defense distributed says the ban is an issue of free speech. >> the government doesn't have the power to tell people they can't post information on the internet. >> for god's sake, when it comes to something as basic as public safety, our state department is saying, hey, this is a give away for terrorists. >> president trump commented on twitter saying making 3-d printed guns available to

to president trump, veteran affairs are not used to hearing the phrase you're fired, but as aaron coleman explain, our partners at fact-check.org say the support wrong. >> you couldn't fire anybody in the v.a. they could be sadists. this could be late. they could be bad. they could have lots of problems, they could talk back tto you, you couldo a thing. >> reporter: president trump makes that claim at a salute to service dinner in west virginia in early jy. he repeats the same sentiment weeks later at ana vfw nat convention in missouri. saying an employee of the department of veterans affairs fcouldn't beired before he signed the veterans affairs accountabilitiable whistleblower protection act of to 17. >> that would be news to the more than 2,000 v.a employe fired every year going back to the year 2006 for performance or disciplinary reasons. >> the president paints a disturbing pictureaying employees who abuse veterans stayed on the job before the law. >> we look at the person that violates our great veterans and we say, jim, get the hell out of here. you' fired in it's just not true th

this past saturday, bart officials say 59-year-old jamar coleman slashed the thumb of a passenger athe macarthur station. after the incident, the agency released video surveillance of coleman, which led to an arrest by oakland police on thursday. >> we were able to leverage our surveillance technology and the great work of our detectives and officers and to bring this person to justice. >> reporter: even still, bart claims passengers saw a difference with the added emergency patrols. although those shifts are over for now, they are not going back to normal staffing. instead, there will be the standard 24 officers working and two other specialized units including the department's critical asset protection team or cap. >> six officers and sergeant concentrated in the central corridor in san francisco and oakland. we have k-9 officers that are very visible to the public. >> reporter: starting next month, bart will use a $6.8 million federal grant to improve safety which includes upgrading cameras at three stations. the agency is also considering a $20 million upgrade and bart is also st

tia coleman was on the boat with 10 other family members. nine of them died.says the boat shouldn't have been on the water. in response to the tragedy, coleman launched a change-dot-org petition to ban quote "death trap duck boats" because of their deadly design." the coleman attorney says additional lawsuits are expected. (vicki) next at 5:30... a local group is calling for more officers on bart... and now a new poll reveals just how many people agree. we'll have the findings. (grant) and a suspicious death investigation in the east bay. police are trying to figure out how this woman ended up dead in a canal. tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay.. contra costa sheriff's deputies are asking for help figuring out how a woman died after her body was found in a canal. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the latest. in the east bay... police in contra costa county are asking for help figuring out how a woman died after her body was found in a canal nearly a month

you know, so, kevin from coleman mentioned what this says to black families about whether or not you should be coming to the district versus going to a charter school. i think the thing that they mention is we actually had no idea how often chargers do this. it is off the charts. i think that the severity of the issue requires that we take a zero-tolerance approach, and educational leaders that are constantly suspending students, that we have to -- [applause] that is how we hold people accountable. i understand that we have to be considerate of all the factors. but when we talk about saying that, you know, you are not best in this role as a school leader, you should be in another position, because your inability to do this for this community is unacceptable. and so we should be taking steps to move people out of those roles and elevate people who we think can lead around reducing suspensions and improving school climates. we know that we have administrators that are capable of doing that, as we highlighted it. year-over-year, the question for the district, is he is successful because

the coleman attorney says, additional lawsuits are expected.m) new at ten: following recent following at ten: new (pam) new at ten: following recent violence in chicago, two gangs have put down their guns... to work togpeace is le a new playground for kids in the area. here's mai martinez with the story. it's a labor of love for people in the north pullman neighborhood. the newly-built playground near 104th and corliss... a beacon of hope for children in the area... sherman scullark/gang member: it's peace going on now. they really could play. they don't have to worry about anything. but gang member sherman scullark says that wasn't always the case as two gangs fought over turf in the area for years.sherman scullark/risky road: "they are two blocks south of us and we're two blocks north of them."det. vivian williams/chicago police dept: several young men have been shot, some kill over a gang war that none of them even knew what they were fighting about. sherman scullark/risky shootings going on. kids couldn't come outside. sherman scullark/risk

so coleman and christina have over time, and people have poll pointed to a different thing, and it is4-hour live stream, and so they say a lot of thins.s at one point it appears that at one point he is posting in as q on the posts. >> and the post is nothing new and it is something that you can see everywhere and not hard to find on the internet, but conspiracy theorys are not anything new. and what about q that has made it so powerful? >> it absolves the president of everything that he has done wrong. and seriously, they take the typos that he writes and they say, oh, this is a secret code to the q supporters and if you put it this way, and not normal stuff, but like people are watching the movie that is their life and trying to make sense of people's basic mistakes and things like that. it is a way to combine over the past 20 years of conspiracies all of them into one, jay helm and pizza gate, and reality is wrong and they are right. that is how a lot of the conspiracy philosophies with this sort of thing, that people say it is the last believers in the ordered universe. >> oh, boy.

worked really coleman's for five years underground two years service from. a waiter here and. take. my two hours and thirty cents an hour bus to it and since there are no my own anymore. ts are very few. years not as much money in the time i. run my doing here i just got out of jail my. possession of stolen property. i'm not good. jails jail. as. i feed you three times a day. for t.v. . l.s.d. . all those things you. hear here with me. it's no. good. way. to go uptown. i was a teenager smith and jones and screamed this is through the roof these places really oh and the story carried a pistol in those twenty of your oh enough carried what it was see it's the steel. wool i've learned by now oh i. just tell him that way. yeah. so. i'm the gun guy here the pawn shop here for the past five years we take everything from you know d.v.d.'s to. boat motors or whatever you want to madge and we have some motorcycles smoking the mining equipment like us say we would take a lot of that stuff you would sell a four hundred dollar mining helmet maybe once a week the lights daily but the fact of the

one of the co-chairs of the commission is christy coleman, an african american woman who's also the ceoe civil war museum in richmond. christy: history has always been part of my world. my parents exposed us to it. we used to spend weekends at the smithsonian and we moved to williamsburg, virginia and history was all around us. one summer i auditioned for a street actor job at the historic area and that started this journey. realistically there aren't very many women that do civil war, and there certainly weren't women of color. years, but wheni first got here, that was one of the headlines. african-american woman takes over civil war museum. i said, ok here we go, here we go. we wanted to elicit a response, we wanted people to see something that would strike them to their core, whether that is anger, confusion or chaos, or rage, we wanted that in there. this war is not as simple as people would like to make it. and that is the part for me that has, that i have grown to appreciate in ways i did not when i first came through the doors. one of the narratives at the core, was the idea that

a conservative group defending jordan released a quote by coleman, where he appears to recant. knew the team doctor was abusing athletes, it is alleged. jordan said he had no knowledge of the alleged abuse. coleman could not be reached by nbc news to corroborate the comment put forward by the conservative group. >>> in a few minutes from now, attorney general jeff sessions will talk at an event in houston less than one day after a district judge here in washington threatened to hold the attorney general in conte t contempt. it is a new change in immigration law, restricting who can apply for asylum in the united states. kelly o'donnell is in jersey. we kept her up there in bedminster for us. thank you, kel. walk us through the back and forth with the judge who was very angry at the trump administration. why? >> reporter: the judge was prepared and did turn an airport around over the deportation of a woman and her daughter. this was a woman who is a plaintiff, known as carman in the litigation, protesting and trying to seek relief from the changes about the rules of political as

needed that kind of support back then and without it i wouldn't have gotten very far missed vite coleman economy much i mean it's ok thanks very much it's ok i'm not leaving so. so i'll see you around ok. hi liz all the best fiona a graphic i'm going to cry. average they. get to the. way. i live it will be fine thank you. thank you. and our twenty one special on arts and culture from india. worlds of sound. creative types. critical voices. encounters with a new generation of indian artists on. thirty minutes. on t w. we make up about three quarters of half of the fund of hedge funds we are the seven seven percent. they want to shape the continent's future. be part of it enjoy number to numb stares of testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent in two d. dummies platforms for joining. germany state by state. the most colorful. the earliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on t w dot com. in may nine hundred sixty eight and zero crossing echoed around the world. yo