fully stand behind colvin and easier is too young to feisty so when i say it's not planned rosa parks is not a freedom rider. she doesn't get on the bus to make a stand but it's also not spontaneous. it doesn't come out of nowhere. rosa parks had made stands on the bus before december 1, 1955. one of the things that called her was minibus drivers would make black people pay the front and get off the bus and report in the back. she refused to do that and she had been thrown off the bus ride this bus driver who will have her arrested and other bus drivers who considered her uppity for not being willing to do that. so this is not her first act but on december 1, 1955 she is coming home from work at 6:00 at night. she goes to the drugstore and buy sticky things, boards the bus sits in the middle section. the middle section is a bit of a no-man's land and that this is not the white section and over and over she makes clear that she's not sitting in the white section. there a lot of myths that she sits in the white section that's not true. she sits in the middle section. black people could

. >> i am therefore did delighted to declare jeremy colvin elected as leader of the labor party. >> britain'sosition labor party has a controversial new leader. ♪ ♪ >>> the top u.n. official says 1 million more syrians could be displaced by the end of this year. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for syria, says something must be done to resolve the war on the exodus will continue. on saturday 10s of thousands of people rallied in support of the refugees arriving on the european continent. they gathered in cities from stockholm to budapest and athens to his madrid. barnaby phillips takes us to the largest gathering in london. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's sample, heartfelt message, that refugees are welcome in britain. the mood was festive being the crowd optimistic, that by come out in large numbers, they can shame their government in to taking in more refugees. and in particular, syrians fleeing conflict. >> germany and sweden have take then more than their fair sherry believe as a country our size and wealth we should take in the same number. >> basically i put myself in their position and i want w

this morning to present the college board david colvin and i announced the center of the new ap history and government exam and will help students across america learn about the founding documents and we want to give it to every student in america. but that's not all. in addition to this great tool the interactive constitution is an international component and that is what i want to begin with to discuss with justice breyer because he has written a superb and important new book arguing that american courts should pay more attention to the decisions of their counterparts abroad. it's just a great way to begin our discussion by clicking on this part of the interactive constitution which allows you to click on the globe and anyone can do this free on line at constitution or and pick any and see how constitutions around the world protected. i showed justice breyer the american -- which protects the right of the people to be secure in their persons had a direct influence on japan when general macarthur drafted the japanese constitution pity literally cut and pasted the american fourth amendm

later on that day, either phone call on some said colvin back immediately.y short, i called them and we talked a little bit. i kind of who he was at the time. i was honored to, you know. at first i said do. i don't want to do about encountered into something of, i was scared. i don't write. scared, you know, i'm nervous. all these things each of once. you purchase out there. output, hunter college, i had to talk about myself. so that went on for a few months and i finally said, i feel comfortable with peter. harpercollins is such a great, i can't say anything, for my publicist katie to peter, such an amazing and amazing support inviting me to my book. that is my book. my co-author helped with that. tremendous love-hate relationship at times. again pulling her out. can you imagine getting twentysomething years -- might d day definition to is that the definition are two different things. so you can imagine the hard work everyone to make it happen. [inaudible] >> and that was part of, remember him calling me want to ever talk about the insert and that. i said w

the broader issue, though, of why these markets are moving the way they are, i want to go to todd colvinpits of the cme. did something in particular really catch traders' eyes? this morning, you know, marketwatch.com saying it was china's fears. that seems rather innocuous. we've known there were fears about china. was it something else? perhaps the uncertainty that a john boehner resignation would cause or perhaps what's happening in the health care sector? >> well, liz, it's a lot of things, first of all. and if you look at the way the stock market's been moving over, say, the last year, we really hit some highs here. and over the last week to the week and a half, we've really taken that back. and i think the stock run may be temporarily over, and you're seeing that reflected in volatility which now is at its highest level we've seen in years in the vix index, trading in the mid 20s instead of the mid teens. so there is some angst out there. the resignation of john boehner may be stirring up how they're going to deal with this debt ceiling debate and the possibility of a closure as wel