in 1944, almost no one believed murray when she said jane crow was like jim crow. the years passed more and more people did. okay. so these are the kinds of stories i tell in the book. storieses of a complicated lives of african-american lawyer under jim crow. stories of men and women who changed the world around them. stories of men and women who struggled with their own particular crises, problems of identity. stories men and women struggle with the question what it meant to represent a race. i troy to tell them as stories, as wonderful, human stories. i spent a lot of time thinking about and i hope you'll read about them. thank. [applause] so now i think we're supposed to have questions, comments, and -- am i -- should i moderate? sure. do we have a mirk phone -- we have two microphones. we will alternate. i'll start with the gentleman in the dark blue. >> hi. first, congratulations on this book. i think so you done this country a favor with your -- [inaudible] >> thank you. >> i'm wondering, well, two questions. first, could you talk a little bit about the poli

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my guest tonight, pleads welcome sheryl crowe. ( cheers and applause ) cheryl, good to see you.e to have you on finally. >> it's so great to be here! >> stephen: we've met before. >> yes, yes. >> stephen: mostly hang out at the grammys, you know, stuff like that. you, of course, p.beautifully with kid rock. >> i have, indeed. >> stephen: at the rally to restore... that jon and i did. thank you for doing that. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that was fun. other people might know you from your music career. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, you are a nine-time grammy award winner. you've sold more than 50 million albums worldwide. michael jackson can kiss your ass. that's insane. >> i'm so much bigger than him. >> stephen: i know. why have you done so much? at the beginning of your career you told us all you want to do is have fun. isn't that clearly a lie? don't you really want to have an incredible work ethic? >> no, not at all you. >> stephen: still want to have fun? >> i still want to have fun. >> stephen: you want to get drunk in the morning? >> that's true. i have two little ki

>> cheryl crowe >> sheryl crow, it's been a delight to meet you.shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life. sheryl, let's have a cup of tea >> yes. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified before it was too late. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identity within their network, they will alert you, protecting you before the damage is done. lifelock has the mos

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also, give it up for sheryl crow.ve her. she's always down for something fun, i love her, she's so cool. anyways, we have a great show tonight, let's keep it going. we're thrilled to have him back -- [ as de niro ] excuse me? excuse me? he's back. my man, he's got a new movie out called "the family" with michelle pfeiffer, it's really funny, comes out tomorrow. robert de niro is here tonight. can you get more new york, cooler? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: delightful. >> jimmy: can you get cooler? >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: he's awesome. he's everything you want. love that guy. i hope i get a word in edgewise with that guy. [ laughter ] >> steve: you call him scatter bob, right? >> jimmy: yeah. also here tonight, we'll talk about her new adult show, "the heart she holler," and do a fun crafting demo. amy sedaris is dropping by. [ applause ] always funny, always cool. plus, these guys are a comedic hand-balancing act from america's got talent. these guys are amazing. like, so strong. like strong men, but th

it right here was released in january he's currently traveling the country with our friend sheryl crow on the free and easy tour how did that come about we did a few acoustic shows together and i. realized she was she had a country album coming out and she's always had like a kind of a kind of a country edge to me anyways and there was something always kind of country about sheryl crow to me and she's singing country on the tour she is she has just released a country album she's doing all the hits too and she's got a sluggo i'm going to always feel like we had a rock edge and it was a good mix a great girl yeah she's a great hang two great verse from southern california when you think country you think nashville yes i get told that a lot but there's one or an anomaly what happens there's a lot of roots here there's a buck owens and we're all haggard why yoko and there was lots in california for me to cut my teeth on you're single every storm has gone platinum right yes you sold more than seven million albums today you've had five number one songs every store man to man watching airplan

>> i would take the grammy. >> sheryl crow, a delight to meet you.an imagine on the pacific coast highway with the roof down. >> that is the way to hear the music. a high compliment, thank you. >> available now and i recommended to everyone here the likes the good things in life. let's have another cup of tea. we will be right back.

>> cheryl cro>> sheryl crow, it delight to meet you.a., shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life. sheryl, let's have a cup of tea >> yes. >> we'll be right back. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change what's offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by all of us, based on one simple common sense fact... all calories count. and if you eat and drink more calories than you burn off, you'll gain weight. that goes for coca-cola, and everything else with calories. finding a solution will take all of us. but at coca-cola, we kn

>> i would take the grammy. >> sheryl crow, a delight to meet you.an imagine on the pacific coast highway with the roof down. >> that is the way to hear the music. a high compliment, thank you. >> available now and i recommended to everyone here the likes the good things in life. let's have another cup of tea. we will be right back. name that's all for us tonight. >>> fire sweeps a jersey shore town that is reeling from sandy that just rebuilt. in fact, if you have teenagers you need to know about the wave of synthetic drugs sweeping across the country and killing some kids. >>> we begin with breaking news on the jersey shore. a massive fire burning on the board walk of seaside heights. high winds are fanning the flames that begun in a custard shop that spread involving at least 19 buildings bringing fire

after the storm, but i think that book on jim crow is a better book. it's a really amazing piece of work. d i mean, just understanding the reign of terror that was lynching or the amount of rape that was carried out by both white slave holders and white males of black women after slavery. and we were going through that chapter and one of the inmates raises their hand and goes, is this why some of us are light-skinned? and in that class, those inmates had to grapple for the first time that some of them were of course descended from slave holders. mary chestnut, who ken burns quotes quite frequently in his series on the civil war, actually writes in her diary that when she visits plantations they were always gaggles of muelatow kids. that everybody just sort of ignored. but they were all the children f the white slave owner. o the destruction of the liberal institutions, throwing people out because they're communist, which finally culminated in the mccarthy hearings, you had elaine "shrek"er's written two good books about this by the way, no ivory tower

looks like he has a little crow-bar. he struggles with it for nearly two minutes.before successfully kicking the door open. you see the crow bar there. watch him back-kick the door down. the other suspect realizes there's a surveillance camera.and he wacks it with the crow-bar.re-positioning it. but the camra captured the images of the two. kron four's john fenolio reports from el cerrito, where police are looking for the suspects, and additional clues. >> tonight the police and else garrido have released one of thito suspects on this boulevard. the suspect in custody is wearing a black sweatshirt is turning towards the camera that provided a positive identification. >> this larger suspect is actually in custody. we saw him walking around and we suspect that he is involved of with the burglary. >> reporter: what about the other suspect? >> we are able to recognize and help identify the accomplice of this crime. >> they think that these could be responsible for other break-ins in the area. >> this is howl a blueprint of h

anything downting because cameron crowe might find it at my house. i never wrote anything down.rote one letter home about the doors that i used as reference for the book. but that was it. i was sitting next to this guy who wrote the botany of desire. are you going to write a book? i said, i can't write. i know the difference between good he said, everybody has one story they can tell in an authentic way. thought, so many people have written about me and said stuff about me. inaccurate, iwas said i think i want my side of the story. i wrote a book about renÉe fleming and how her musical journey developed as a singer. tot will be a cool thing, tell my story because i am not the most important pop singer that ever was but i am the most diverse pop singer from that era. it would be good to show how those musical choices were not arbitrary and very deliberate. and what the foundation was for those different music choices. tavis: did you learn about yourself? >> i learned what a lousy memory i had. my father had an incredible memory and my uncle had total recall. my brother, chief of

on the other does the pedestrian crows were prohibited. the crossing prohibition sign on the corner there. and those crossing had to be prohib prohibited because their unsafe. and so as a nod to pedestrians - of course, pedestrian overpasses are now are pretty well ill-conceived but as the supervisor noted it's more common for people to dash across the street rather than use inconvenient overpasses. so it's notes surprisingly with this narrow sidewalk and a big ditch that buildings along the frontage road they init's folks to walk along gary. it's a far stretch from shopping an gary. those buildings were products of the same area at the time. but the design of gary over the years has given the motivation for the buildings to transform themselves for more development. jane center was built for japanese businesses and when this proved to be a less productive use - here's an image looking east from fillmore street. the pedestrian crossings are not so difficult but crossing on the break-in on fillmore is hard. the japan town cultural heritage

sheryl crow, and bryan kelly and tyler hubbard are with us.and rich. florida georgia. love and theft. sugarlands. the civil wars. thompson square. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> the nominee for female vocalist of the year are kelly clarkson. miranda lambert. kacey musgrave. taylor swift. and carrie underwood. >> nominees for new artist of the year are lee brice. brett eldridge. florida georgia line. kip moore. and kacey musgraves. >> and the nominees for male vocalist of the year are. jason aldean. mr. luke bryan. eric church. blake shelton. last but not least, mr. keith urban. >> okay. i get the last one for this segment. the nominees for entertainer of the year are -- jason aldean. luke bryan. blake shelton. george strait. and taylor swift. >> amazing, amazing announcement. guys, not one but two, new artists of the year. and vocal duo. how does it feel? >> pretty dang good. >> excellent company you're in. cheryl, you live in nashville, the heart and soul of country music. how does it feel to share this with your friends? >> i lo

it started after 4:00 this morning at the starbucks near the crow canyon common strip mall on crow canyon place. when firefighters arrived, flames were coming from the back of the coffee shop. smoke was coming from two neighboring businesses, a restaurant and a bank. extra police had to be brought in to secure the area. firefighters had to bank in to see if the flames extended into the businesses. >> we made access to the bank and that business and cleared out the smoke and found there was no fire in there, it was just a smoke extension, no fire extension. >> the banks and restaurants sustained smoke damage. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a homeless man is now in jail accused of starting a grass fire yesterday that forced evacuations in san anselmo. newschopper2 flew over the fire scene shortly after the fire started along sunnyhills drive. authorities say the man tossed a match setting off the fire. police arrested him a short time later. >>> the cost of fighting that huge morgan fire on mt. diablo this week has soared ie millions of dollars. calfir

they endorsed the slavery, the jim crow laws, segregation.during my lift in world war ii, it was the segregation. that - you get out of the way because any time the government sanctions something, it's wrong, and they have caused so much trouble and now we are still suffering from the bitterness and the hatred. i do not like to see people talked about in groups because i do not think rights belong to groups. i don't believe there's rights for minority or women. everyone has equal rights as an individual. they should be treated as an intriffedual. if that is not understood -- individual. if that is not understood you can't solve the problems. >> are you concerned about losing african americans who say it's a non-starter. they say civil rights changed rights. >> they never would have been challenged if they understood civil liberty. if you under liberty or how we got to the problems - get the government out of the way. think of all the things, all the way from slavery to jim crowe to the military. orchestrated. >> talk to us about your policy o

this is a store in a shopping center on crow canyon place close to 680 on ramp and crow canyon boulevard no other businesses impacted by

680 on ramp on crow canyon boulevard. firefighters, they tell us no other businesses, fortunately, were impacted by this fire. so far no reports of any injuries. the cause of this fire does remain under investigation. >>> well, right now we check on developing news out of san francisco. crews still investigating how a window washing scaffold slipped and then dangled precariously. you can see it there. it hung there for hours above that financial district. you can see just how high that rig was at the time. a very, very scary scene. that rig, we can tell you, has since been secured. that is very good news. it certainly caused a big-time scare on the streets below. nbc christy smith joining us live from the scene right now. checking out the investigation. at this point do officials have any idea what caused this? >> well, there are a number of theories out there, but it's still under investigation, but, boy, what a morning here. fortunately, no one was on that at the time. it took two and a half hours to get this window was

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the star attraction, sheryl crow. with breast cancer gives her a different perspective. >> it's a great thing to be a part of. people like aligning themselves when it comes to fashion, it's higher minded and macy's has a history with that. >> those attending the event paid anywhere from $75 to a thousand. macy's says it has raised more than $41 million over the years to benefit bay area nonprofits, including the glide foundation, the aids emergency fund and project open hand. at ktvu.com you can see more video from the annual fundraiser. it's in the bay area living section and there's a slide show on the images tab. >>> time is 8:26. a fire broke out early this morning in san jose, how the neighbors there reacted and why the police are now in charge of the investigation. >>> we are live at the apple store in the marina district, as you can see behind me, it's open. why some customers who waited in line for 12 or 14 hours, may not get the phone they want. >>> good morning, in san jose, finally getting some improvement

and myself, alice, and michael crow, and gene, and here is that little better shot. and if i believe that it was a design review, and june was a historian and her husband was karl cordum and the head of the maritime museum and michael crow was a historian and was very interested in architecture and wrote a book on that subject. and alice, second from the left, and then we won't identify the other person. any way, thank you for adjourning in her memory. and you all know that service is on the 21st, and everyone is invited. thank you. >> my name is johana and i want to thank you for honoring alice kerri. alice introduced me to this room by suggesting that i be considered for the landmark board so this is where i wanted to remember her. >> when i started working for her, she had bought a fire house in downtown san francisco and was converted it to her office and one day she came to my desk with a copy of an old drawing of horse station partitions there was a type of stalls that would have been in the building and she asked me to redraft them, the horse stalls into offic

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on crow canyon boulevard.y this fire and so fa no reports of a)!ñinjuries. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> all lanes on southbound 101 in san jose reopened following a fatal crash. the chp says a car hit a pedestrian near brokaw road last night. officers say the driver stayed at thei[ç scene and was cooperating. two southbound lanes immediately shut down along with a north first street on ramp. both were reopened by 1:00 this morning. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. and we'll check the status of the person that was hit. >>> a big win for undocumented imi dwranlts after the state legislature passes a bill that would dwrant them the right to a driver's license. this is one of two bills passed last night that is expected to impact millions of californians. marla tellez has details on both. >> i'll start with the bill that governor brown says will enable millions to get to work safely and legally. it would make california the 11th state to allow immigrants who are not do

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picked up an image of someone in the bank, dark clothes and a crow bar in hand.ed for the guy, couldn't find him. then called the san francisco fire department. they brought a ladder truck to check those rooftops. they quickly spotted a man on the third roof that they checked and as he was putting his hands up, well, suddenly a section of the roof gave way and he fell through. >> there was a hole in the roof where he fell through, as we were ordering him to come and show us his hands and he just went through the roof. >> what was in that building? >> the building that he fell through was actually an apartment building. >> people were in there? >> yes. there were people on the inside of that building. not necessarily the room that he fell through but there were people inside of the building. >> reporter: yes. can you imagine their surprise when somebody came through the roof. we were hoping to speak with that family later this morning but through all of this everyone was okay. no one really seriously hurt. police say that man was dressed very much like the man tha

crow, meantime, who was engaged to the former tour de france champ for five months was asked if she had night. >> it's funny, people still keep asking me about him. it's such a stretch for me because it does feel like a past life. it has such little relevance to my life now. in fact, zero relevance. i watch it kind of like everybody else is watching it. i watched a little bit of the first interview and i have such a big detachment from it that i probably feel the same as everyone else. >> crow said she hasn't seen armstrong in years, that their time together as you heard her, feels like a lifetime ago. >>> now to a dream deflated. remember the movie "up," a widower decides to head out of dodge, attaching all those balloons to his house. well, in real life, this north carolina man tried to mimic this whole maneuver. his ending, not so disney like. jonathan trappe took off from maine yesterday with 370 helium balloons aiming to cross the

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we knew there was nothing to crow about in a country that had jim crow.applause] president jack kennedy was responding, change was on the way. we were on the move. it was not only a march on washington, it was a march through history. that morning september 15, the news flashed across the airwaves that for young girls had died in birmingham. we had died being blown up in their own church bombed. addie mae collins, denise mcnair, carole robertson, cynthia wesley. i have spoken to diane. i asked to be told about that day. the stories they recounted, diana was at college. she was on her way to become the distinguished educator she is their own church bombed. today. another told a story that he was at a baptist church a few blocks away. they heard the bomb had gone off at 16th st. baptist church. everyone was terrified. they thought another was to happen. the pastor said, go home. they went to 16th street. they were all there. america was horrified, horrified. a few days later when there was the funeral, dr. king came to give the eulogy. he looked around his

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