is now the memorial center because columbia was part owner of the site. marable selz very deeply toward making sure malcolm and his family recede to justice as a type of memorial that is worthy of malcolm work and as a historian, also felt committed to giving us a comprehensive portrait of malcolm with all of his humanity and understandably, this is not a think story and malcolm would be the first to say he is not a saint. but this portrait of malcolm with the complexity is one that is sympathetic, at critical and malcolm is a deeply compelling figure. >> host: what is your background? >> researcher, a student at columbia university where it have been involved with no come since high-school when i have read the autobiography in much of my research has focused on the history of islam in america especially the african-american community. my family is from trinidad i grew up outside washington d.c. area. >> host: now the book is finished were you doing? >> unfortunately dr. marable was the chair of my dissertation and adviser. i am in the process of reconsti

columbia refused to record it. columbia was a national company. columbia had southern customers.of offending people down south, and so billie holiday went to a place called the commodore record shop, which was across from grand central on east 42nd street, run by a fellow named milt gabler who had his own little, tiny record label and put out a few things, a guy whose politics were congenial to her and to the people at cafe society-- billy crystal's uncle, incidentally. billy crystal's father worked in this record store. and he was the one that actually put it out, and having put the record out, of course, the next issue was getting it played on the radio. and most radio stations wouldn't touch it, and this lasted for many, many years. i mean, for a long time, you could not hear this song on the radio. there's a story in my book about wnew debating at great length over whether or not to let billie holiday perform strange fruit. in this era, records weren't played so much as there were live performances on the radio, and they went back and forth about whether or not to let her sin

. >>> it was a violent night in vancouver, british columbia. >> i guess so. thousands of people going on a rampage after the hometown canucks lost the last game of the stanley cup finals to the bruins. watch. >> that was the scene right there after the game. downtown vancouver, some cars overturned, set on fire, other people smashing windows and down businesses. [ screaming ] >> it was a mess. stores looted. it took police about 4 hours to finally clear downtown vancouver. there were reports that four people were stabbed. police say they cannot confirm that. >>> visiting boston bruins won 4-0 giving boston their first title since 1972. goalie tim thomas won the mvp trophy. he shut out the league's highest scoring team in the final game. the bs are the first time ever to win three-game 7s during their march to the cup. those guys will never buy another drink or another dinner themselves in boston. they are on the promo trail for life there. believe me. >> you didn't care about that game anyway, right? >> not at all. [ laughter ] >> you got the colors. >> i kno

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. >> you are going to columbia for a week, and how confident that there will be a vote on the columbia rate? >> there was an action plan that was negotiated between the two governments. it's a result of work that was done for 15 years to put worker rights into the center of trade agreements. and the environment. it took a struggle, for it wpere first time it was done, and had to be negotiated by not president bush but mr. rangel and myself. i am going to columbia to see how the action plan is being implemented and whether further issues to be addressed. i have always done this and go myself and spend five or six days, serious negotiations with everyone. >> at this point you vote against it? >> i am going down to see what is going on. >> let me ask you about redistricti redistricting, and it looks like you and congressman peters may be in the same district. what are your thoughts on redistricting plan? >> i wish i had brought the maps, the public would say, what kind of shapes are those? you have salamanders and crocodiles and cats and dogs. >> the republicans in illinois wonder too. >>

coming up friday, the heat could play a factor as the 24th annual columbia festival of the arts get ready to kick off. we will tell you what's comingand what to expect for the next three weeks running through the 25th of june. >> that's a great festival. >> arts and crafts for kids, too it's good time. and also we will talk about the miracle plane that landed safely in the hudson river two years ago and has been in perryville. they said between 9 and 10 they will start moving the planes and we are keeping a close eye on that and we will git given outlatest and the hoop l.a. from yesterday. as people are waiting to see it. >> right. we will talk later this morning on "good morning maryland "about what you and i were speculating as to why they had to hide the plane and we were both wrong. >> exactly. >>> so we will hear more about that and teen driving if you have a teenage at home they cringe -- aa has suggestion hopefully to make you feel a little bet -- a little better. as always, we start with our hot topic and this is the big one a lot of you are sounding off on. studies have shown bre

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. >> reporter: this was last week, the punch heard around columbia. it's 2:00 in the morning when a woman was hanging out at the bar's entrance. here comes another woman, pow, one smack and the victim hits the floor. you have to think she never saw it coming. this was at the second chance saloon. there were other punches thrown and the victim's purse was stolen. the 27-year-old woman received treatment for injuries to the face. the attacker is 5'5" with a ponytail. there is a $500 reward being offered. call police if you know anything about this punching incident in columbia the other night. >>> new tonight baltimore police are hoping you can find this man marlo otis mcclain, wanted for kidnapping and assault. two people reported the kidnapping and assault in a trailer in the 8200 block of pulaski highway on may 10th and 11th. mcclain has a beard and mustache and may go by the name marlon mcclain orÑi the nickname d. if you have information, call the police. you can also call metro crime stoppers. >>> a vacant house fire in west baltimore left a pregn

why, just the district of columbia? there's federal buildings in virginia and maryland, surrounding the whole area. why just the district of columbia? mr. gohmert: the intent is that since this is where so much construction and leasing has been done, that that's where it needs to stop. that the bureaucracy here in washington has expanded to the point that this was a good place to draw the line. if the gentleman is wishing to extend that across the country, -- mr. dicks: i'm not interested in that. why just the district of columbia when this whole area here is -- has many different government buildings, both in maryland and virginia, which are proximate to the district of columbia. mr. gohmert: if the gentleman would like to add those to this amendment i would be glad to accept that. mr. dicks: let me also ask the gentleman, on the point that mr. price made about leases, do you see that a situation would occur that if a lease is expired, once this amendment was enacted, and signed into law, i doubt it will be, but that t

the trans-canadian highway in a massive mudslide shuts down the trans-canadian highway in british columbiacaptions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with no more mr. nice guy. yesterday in president obama's first formal news conference since march he delivered a presidential tongue lashing. his target? lawmakers in congress who he said aren't doing enough for americans, mocking them for their procrastination on the debt ceiling deadline. nbc's kristen dahlgren reports. >> reporter: for most of his press conference a frustrated president obama took congress to task. >> my expectation is that leaders are going to lead. >> reporter: accusing republicans of playing a dangerous game as the august 2nd deadline for an agreement to raise the debt ceiling looms. >> if the united states government for the first time cannot pay its bills, if it defaults, then the consequences for the u.s. economy will be significant. >> reporter: at one point the president said

the attack happened at the second chance saloop in columbia and caught on video. the victim was -- saloon and caught on video. she was knocked to the group. the suspect grabbed the victim's purse and appears to punk error error her in the face again before running off. there is a closer look at the suspect. the police don't believe they knew each other. if you recognize that woman, police want to hear from you. >> the search for a man who disappeared in the tridelvia reservoir last week. the county fire rescue found the body of the 21-year-old this morning. he and two others were swimming in the reservoir near route everyone in last friday when he went under. investigators believe he drowned. >>> coming up next here on the news channel 36 edge at 6, an unthinkable crime. >> this is a disturbing and justing trend. -- and disgusting trip. >> thieves hitting cemeteries, stealing everything from grave markers to bases to sell as scrap metal. >> and the latest trend in dating. find out what it means if you get cheeked.  >> see these men? they're accu

the government is capturing some of the sea lions that are eating salmon on the columbia river..hey're moved if possible, but many of them are killed. johannes mehserle plans to start looking for a job next week. the former bart police officer was released from jail monday, after serving time for killing bart passenger oscar grant the third. mehserle's lawyer says the 29- year- old is spending time with his family this week, including his two- and a half year old son. his whereabouts have not been disclosed. it's the end of a rough road for muni's leader. chief nathaniel ford will step down at the end of the month. this, as the agency is in the middle of a labor dispute, in addition to on-going problems such as delays and budget deficits. ford made more than 300-thousand dollars a year as chief... and the city will pay him a nearly 400-thousand dollar severance. the s-f-m-t-a says his departure was mutually agreed to. no replacement has been named. the time: 6-- tough luck for people in one bay area city. why catching a cab... could be nearly impossible next week. and later... ge

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he had a class with this guy at columbia and said it was fantastic.the first lecture, he said this. there is a notion that middle east is a region deprived of democracy and freedom. that is simply not true. you are so right. i was talking to this woman as she was driving down the street -- wait, she wasn't driving down the street. anyway, it's a crazy notion. where have i heard that before? he stated every place on earth is in support of the palestinians except for the united states and israel. yet, all of them together don't matter compared to the united states and israel, because the u.s. and israel can do anything they want because of their status as a superpower. ahh. you are so smart. you has a big egg head? you do! a lot of our universities are pushing bigotry. that's what this is. this is anti-israeli, bigotry. anti-jewish, antisemitic. it's anti-american. bigotry. and this administration embraces that thinking, i think have you noticed that? or is it just me? last week i talked about the proposed circumcision ban in san francisco. proopponents

the government is capturing some of the sea lions that are eating salmon on the columbia river..'re moved if possible, but many of them are killed. it's 5: the top dog at muni is out.. but he's not going home empty handed. the pricey pension, he's getting in the middle of a budget deficit. plus.. they can save lives, quicker than anyone. but see why one city's firefighter program is being blasted as a waste of money. a santa clara county grand jury the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made

stoll that he did 150 cases in 2008 at columbia hospital.ecessarily a whistle blower. whistle blowers find a problem and it's proven to be true. this is more, he's a witness. i wouldn't call him a whistle blower. what you need to talk to your doctors and say, where would you have your surgery done and i could tell you that my hip was replaced at columbia hospital. >> i thank you both. this is something that a lot of people deal with. thank you. and, look, that's both sides to one story but the risk here of staph infections from hospitals. weapon want to help you protect yourself as much as you possibly can if you or someone you know is headed to the hospital for a stay, here are some tips from the nih, national institute of health. make sure you cover up coughs and sneeze's. so simple. stay current with your i am mu nye zagss and use hand sanitizer on a regular basis. follow guidelines dealing with blood or contaminated items and remember we want you to take care of yourself but don't panic. most staph infections are easily treated with anti

and the plate of columbia, you may come in at about 94 degrees. prepare for a hot one. a heat advisory is in effect and it will go from noon to 8:00 tomorrow and i will not be surprised if it gets reissued on thursday. more details in the full forecast coming up. >> we'll see you in a bit. >>> a woman attacked and robbed by another woman in a maryland bar. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> the attack happened at second chance saloon. it was caught on video. take a look. police say the victim was walking in the bar when the suspect hit her in the face knocking her to the ground. the suspect grabs the victim's purse and appears to punch her in the face before then taking off running. police don't believe the two women know each other. >>> new at 11:00, video from the ground at a major fire in an lanham apartment building. this is in the 5400 block 85th avenue. the fire broke out tonight trapping several people. so far no word on the cause or amount of damage. >>> the jet liner involved on the miracle on the hudson passing through maryland to an aviation museum in cha

killing california sea lions up north at the columbia river doesn't sit well. >> for those of us who work with these animals, some 800 volunteers, vetrinary staff who work to get them back out in the wild. they might die at the hands of humans. that's hard to swallow certainly. >> it is a tough choice. save the sea lions or save the salmon. >> it is not about us, it is about protecting the animals. it is a shame. >> reporter: advocates say it is not just the sea lions that are harming the fish runs, they also blame dams, loss of habitat and overfishing. ken? >> not an easy problem to solve. don knapp. thank you, don. >> we will return to roberta. we have got some great weather and it is wednesday. >> it was so great. >> middle of the week. >> i think i saw ken sitting with brandy a little bit earlier, wasn't it, ken? >> writing a song maybe. >> tonight's sunset. we had a 31-degree temperature span. we topped off at 94 degrees in livermore and concord for the warm spots. 86 in san jose which is 6 degrees above average. mid-80s in vallejo. but tomorrow a nose dive in the numbers from 7

there on the launchpad thinking hey, dave, hey columbia crew, i'm here to carry your legacy. that's why i didn't have any fear. >> whoo! >> seven seconds, steve. >> when we come back, we'll find out what it's like to live on the space station! >>> astronaut sandra magnus spent four and a half months orbiting earth on the international space station. logging 50,304,000 miles in zero gravity. when everything is floating, there are some special challenges. >> think about your bedroom at home, what you have laying on your dresser and on your bed, and if that was your bedroom in space all of that stuff would be flying all over the place. [ laughter ] and so you need to have velcro or tape or bungee cords, your pockets need to have zippers in them because things will float out of your pockets, so you need to keep track of your stuff on a whole other level. >> so what is the size of the space station? >> it's about the size of a five-bedroom house. and that's just the living area. the entire station is bigger than a football field! >> so it is huge, and it's one of the fun things, t

six states and the district of columbia now recognize the right of gay couples to marry.flooding in minot, north dakota, now threatens to wipe out a large part of the city. hundreds have been evacuated. the souris river is expected to crest tonight or tomorrow. the city will have to deal with the high water for at least a week. residents must now boil water for drinking and cooking because of the flood. >>> investigators say at least two people were killed when a tractor trailer hit an act track plane in nevada. our affiliate krnv reports one hospital amitted nine people from the accident, who two of whom were critical. that train bound for chicago to california was carrying a total of 218 passengers and crew. >>> a woman leaps on to a stolen car. she's here to tell us what she was thinking, that's next. like ecopia tires... even making parts for solar panels that harness the sun's energy... working on social activities like clean up programs on beaches in many locations... and regional replanting activities that will help make a better world for all of us. ♪ one team. on

there on the launchpad thinking hey, dave, hey columbia crew, i'm here to carry your legacy. that's why i didn't have any fear. >> whoo! >> seven seconds, steve. >> when we come back, we'll find out what it's like to live on the space station! >>> and now our fox in the classroom update. >>> new street fighting raging across the yemeni capital after a cease-fire between tribal groups and forces loyal to president saleh breaks down. fighting spreading to other parts of the country. government troops firing at protester gathering at freedom square in tiaz, security forces setting fire through tents and tearing through camps with bull doze dozers. president sleh refusing to step down. president obama nominating martin dempsey as his new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> nearly 40 years in uniform, martin dempsey is one of our nation's most respected and combat-tested generals. and just as he challenged the army to embrace new doctrine and tactics i expect him to push all of our forces to continue adapting and innovating to be ready for the missions of today and tomorrow.

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make a living all right safe again i'm visiting scholar the center of capitalism and society at columbia university a professor of economics at lebanese american university thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you all right now is going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i would thank my guests say for day in a minute if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is max hauser saying bio.

city and talk with safe edina moose a visiting scholar at the center on capitalism and society at columbia university and a professor of economics at lebanese american university safe welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having us all right save you recently wrote a piece for the financial times called too much hobble the arab spring first tell us what are our economic the issues economic issues behind the arab spring and then when. western aid and debt will address any of these economic issues a lot of these problems were economic it was an exclusively economic a lot of it was a comic and the real economic problems i feel are the government control over the various sectors of the economy which was something that was strengthened over the past couple of decades through international institutions supervision of privatization programs which ended up strengthening the hand of the mubarak and banal regimes in those countries and allowing them and their cronies to control more and more of the economic activity of the country and of this which enrich them while at the same time denying a l

lots of bikes taking part leaving from columbia and other places leaving on saturday morning. they'll be trickling back home later on today. they don't leave at once like they go. >> right. >> then they head out to all parts of the area. >> i'm sure they had a great time. they had the awards and all. >> rather late. >> and they're coming back from there. >> one of the most unique helmets. mike schuh talked to them as they were leaving. regular helmets with pink braids. >> yeah, that's pretty cool. >> the breast cancer research theme. >>> congratulations. $315,168 total. >> big round numbers. >> i thought that was just the check that marty wrote. >> well, it looked like it was signed by dick. >>> well, we have gigi here to do manic monday. is it your first? >> reporter: no, the last group that did it with me won last season. this is' -- relay for life. they have an event coming up next friday. yeah, yeah! that's coming up real soon. they're a little bit quiet now, this is a wild group. they'll serenade you when we return. eyewitness news morning edition continues. ,,,, can i ea

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. >> i am interested in your descriptions of the district of columbia. could you talk about that? i was surprised there is so much disagreement to what it should be that washington d.c. should be the organic place. basically i did not talk about that today because of that story but it will take three minutes on this question. we're all passionate gardeners. where to find the most amazing stuff. we didn't find anything which then to say a whole theory is not working. basically, when they decide there will be a new capital in the district of columbia, they have two very different ideas and both of them agreed the capital should be a reflection of the power of the federal government. that the federal government should have a lot of power while its epperson believes the federal government should be as invisible as as possible. so if they have a grain and and amazing sweeping avenues and the market plan four or five times bigger from boston and new york and philadelphia but job -- boston believes it should be a small town. >> then washington working with the architect has a 60-acre pre

. >>> la noche del viernes nueva york se sumó a los 5 estados incluyendo a columbia, donde es legal queijo que se prepara una campaña para promover como el mejor destino para que celebren su boda. >>> este senador votó en contra. >>> yo no odio a nadie, pero no puedo respaldar ninguna acción de este tipo. >>> pero el gobernador dice que es cuestión de iigualdad, y algo que los demás deben tomar en cuenta. y días antes lian nos dijo que si la ley era aprobrada celebraría en grande. >>> voñeo a planificar la única boda. >>> y me despido agradeciendo el privilegio de dejarme de ser parte de su tarde. mañana empiezo unos días de vacaciones. y le quiero recordar que nos puede seguir en telemundo news, también en twitter. gracias por el privilegio. nos vemos pronto.

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on robert oliver place in columbia. the victim walked into if bar -- the bar and the suspect hit her and stole her purse. the police say that the woman is 230 pounds, about 5'5" tall. the police don't believe the women knew each other. >>> thank you, and anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call the tip line at 410313 stop. >>> today, tshamba's attorney is fighting to keep him out of prison. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: the defense began by calling the sister of the man who was shot. they tried to poke holes in her account. she stood by it. the officer never identified himself and walked away after shooting her brother like nothing happened. >> reporter: the officer's defense team began their case after days of prosecution and testimony aimed at the theory that he murdered unarmed brown. tshamba says it was in self- defense a year ago. the prosecution witnesses included a friend of brown's sister. she witnessed brown begging for his life. tshamba fired the service weapon over and over again. the

davidson is accused of striking a 24-year-old sheelah ryan of columbia, maryland last october. rayn was getting out of her car near dupont circle and she was hit by alexis suv. >>> president and mrs. obama will host a black-tie dinner at the white house this evening for german chancellor angela multiplerkel. they had dinner last night at the 1789 esteban in georgetown. the president called her a trusted global partner. tonight's reception will be at the rose garden, a first for the obamas. >>> on interstate 95, a commercial airliner headed south through maryland. a plane is familiar. that's the u.s. airways jet that landed in the hudson river in 2009 after it struck a flock of birds. all 155 passengers and crew did survive. the decline is on its way to its new home at the museum in charlotte. >>> that's cool> 4:49, 67 degrees. >> apple moves forward with a new invention. the company hopes they icloud could change your life. >> how was the tuesday morning ride shaping? we will freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoeoria more than 100 years ago. and they're still delivering ca

---el nuevo jefe de policia es egresado de "columbia college" en "michigan", la academia "west pointonal del "fbi". ---los aspirantes republicanos a la presidencia de los estados unidos se encontraron cara a cara esta noche en "new hampshire".---en el debate de hoy participaron el ex gobernador de massachusetts "mitt romney", el ex gobernador de "minnesota" "tim pawlenty", el ex senador por pennsylvania "rick santorum", el ex presidente de la camara de representantes "newt gingrich", y la congresista "michele bachmann".---los participantes hicieron todo lo posible por demostrar dos cosas:... que son lo suficientemente conservadores para ganarse el voto republicano en una eleccion primaria, y que tienen las cualidades necesarias para vencer al actual presidente "barack obama" en la eleccion de noviembre de 2012.---se cree que por lo menos dos republicanos mas declararan su candidatura:... el ex gobernador de "utah" "jon huntsman", y la ex gobernadora de alaska "sarah palin". --el intento de linchamiento de varios presuntos ladrones termino en una batalla campal en un pueblo aledaÑo a

[applause] we are now at the time when 16 states, puerto rico and the district of columbia do not have the death penalty. many more states are addressing this issue, connecticut and montana, colorado, kansas, these are all states that have had bills in their legislature to into the death penalty that have moved through least one house in some cases, both houses. connecticut passed a bill a couple of years ago to end the death penalty that was vetoed by the then republican governor who is no longer in office. this is for states in four years and we expect more on the way. >> this deserves applause. >> we're making progress in california. the statue was enacted by the voters and it will take the voters working together to into the death penalty in california. this is a very daunting task. although the initial process gave people a voice in politics, this has turned into a situation where money has a voice in politics. this is going to be a challenge to raise the funds that we need to actually mount an initiative campaign with the death penalty, but we're getting closer and closer every d

it is 62 in columbia. so, very comfortable in many areas now. around 90 later this afternoon. angie goff, it has been an unfortunate morning for some. >> i know you can say that again, howard. halfway through the 6:00 hour, we continue to keep the yellow light on as the investigation continues out in laurel. we have one person dead and a car fire out there. as a result, traffic is being impacted. what you're looking at now live from sky 9 are crews on the scene at westbound 198, that ramp to access 95 to go southbound. it has been closed all morning long. we're learning that drivers can't go northbound or southbound on 95. what's going to be your best bet? we do have an alternative. gun powder road over to powder mill to get you back on to 95. there is a way around it. from the looks of it, it looks like they're in the final clearing stages. let's check on the area at- large. everyone else seems to be doing ok. we want to focus in on the d.c. drive. we'll take you outside live. show you our first camera at 16th street -- excuse me, 14th street a

. >>> a second chance balloon in columbia. a woman walks in and use as quick closed handed fist to hit another woman. we find out who is the woman. >> a private party among friends, things are winding down until this. >> never had a bar fight in the two and a half years i've been here. >> reporter: he's one of the owner. and said this was a first. >> police were everwhere and very uncharacteristic for us, very, very surprised. we're a family place. things like this don't happen. >> reporter: the assault took place in the doorway. the video camera is over my shoulder. people are happy they had the surveillance camera. sor the police. you can see the brew tlt of the attack. the attacker catches the victim off guard with a smack to her head knocks her off her feet and grabs her pumplets -- purse. >> this is unusual because of the nature of it and this happened inside an establishment it. looks like the suspect is actually waiting and looking at the front door waiting for people to come. while we don't believe she knew the woman,

enjoy the numbers now. 76 in westminster and 81 in columbia. the winds are light out there. they're generally around to the north east. they'll change throughout the day. tomorrow, they'll turn down to the south and this is where the air is coming from. it's in the 90s in memphis and 80s in kansas city. these are the record highs this afternoon and we have a lot of moisture and the dew points will be highier and there's a lot of humidity where this is coming from. this is all moving in our direction. we have a few thunderstorms around yesterday. they got out of here and out to the west, there's a warm front. now, it's the warm front that's ushering in the next round of air. it passes by tomorrow with clouds. we'll see some clouds from it and then, the air starts to build. wednesday, we jumped into it into the 90s. it will be in the 90s again on thursday. we'll string a few days together in the 90s. winds out of the south west at 5 to 10 knots. that's tomorrow, and today, they'll transition. still in the 60s for the ocean water temperatures. the forecast for today, 86 degrees