davis remains. remington makes arrangements to return home, to go back to the states, go back to new york on board the passenger steamer. the journalurn home begins prominent, prominent publication of remington's sketches. remington's sketches of the cuban conflict. they praised the sketches in the headlines saying they are the work of a gifted artist. debunking, before getting into the details of the debunking of this anecdote, of this media myth, let's recap really quickly. there is a rebellion going on in cuba. remington is there just six days. the first account of the exchange between hearst and remington comes more than four years later, in 19 oh what. 1901. book.elman's creelman is the lone person to come up with this originally. ale lives on despite absence of documentation, as is mentioned in our cortex this semester -- core text this semester. a nearly complete absence of supporting documentation. so, to the debunking. hearst denied that there was that heh an exchange, said such a message t

davis remains. remington makes arrangements to return home, go back to the states, go back to new york on board the passenger steamier the seneca. and upon his return home, the journal begins prominent pucks of remington's sketches of the cuban conflict. they praised these sketches in headlines, saying they are the work of a gifted artist, frederick remington. so before debunking, before getting into the details of the debunking of this anecdote, of this media myth, let's recap real quickly. there is a rebellion going on in cuba. remington is there just situation days. the first account of the exchange between -- the suppose he had exchange between hearst and remington comes more than four years later in 1901. in creelnan's book, which contains no documentation about how he learned about it, the source of this purported exchange. and creelman is the lone person to have come up with this originally. this tale, you furnish the picks and i will furnish the war, lives on despite a nearly complete absenc

>> laura tatsuguchi davis: yes, he seemed nervous. >> wertheim: this is laura tatsuguchi davis, the youngerad never met. after the war, she moved with her mother to the place her father loved, southern california. laura didn't quite understand why dick laird showed up. >> davis: he didn't tell me anything until i walked him out. and when we walked out, he said, "i'm the one that killed your father." and he just drove off. and i was in, i was in a daze. >> wertheim: you were in shock. >> davis: totally in shock. >> wertheim: did you have anger or resentment toward mr. laird? >> davis: yes, i did. >> wertheim: laird had left his phone number with laura, but she refused to reach out. a decade later, another american veteran of attu tracked down laura. alvin koeppe of michigan wrote this letter. he wanted to return something he had found in 1943 on attu's jarmin pass. >> davis: this is the bible that was found by the jarmin pass. >> wertheim: this is the bible your father took to war. >> davis: yes. >> wertheim: oh, wow. >> davis: and he writes in the very first page of the bible, "therefore, c

robert davis was about to be set free. >> i'm elated. just in time for the holidays.it's steve. set another plate for tonight's dinner. i'm going up to pick robert up. >> oh, my god! >> i think this will be the last time i ever see this prison. >> at last, the final drive to robert's prison, with the news that both had dreamed of for all those years. >> hey, robert! >> hello, hello. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm elated. words can't describe it. words cannot describe it. i'm just so happy. if it wasn't for that man fighting for me right there, i wouldn't be out right now. and this is just overwhelming right now. i'm outside of these fences, man! hello? i'm just getting ready to pull out. yeah. it's unreal, mom. as long as this ain't a dream, i'm leaving right now. >> and that very night, robert was together again with his mother and his brother and freedom. >> robert! it's you! it's you! >> this is my boy. he's home. >> how does it feel out here? >> it feels great, man. >> a few weeks later we came to see robert here in his new apartment in charlottesville, virginia,

he said, therefore, jefferson davis, president of the confederate states of america do pronounce and declare the said benjamin butler to be a felon. deserving of capital punishment. in order that he be no longer considered or treated simply as a public enemy of the confederate states of america, for as an outlaw and common nemy of mankind. and that in the event of his capture, the officer in command of of the captioning force call for him to be immediately executed by hanging. i order that no commission officer of the united states taken captive shall be released on parole before exchange until said butler shall have met with due punishment or his crimes. davis went on, adding in the proclamation that all negro saves captured in arms be at once delivered over to the executive authorities of the respective states to which they belong to be dealt with according to the laws of said state. the life orders be executed in all cases with respect to all commissioned officers of the nited dates when found a -- serving in the company with armed slaves and insurrection against the authority of

davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to get as much time as my colleague did previously. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise to recognize one of the most well-known landmarks along route 66 in illinois, the ariston cafe on its 95th year of operation. after opening in 1924 along route 4 in carlinville, it predates route 66. in 1935, it moved to its current location along the mother road in litchfield, illinois. the ariston is in the national register of historical places by the state of illinois and the national park service. the ariston is one of the oldest restaurants along route 66 and is the fifth longest running restaurant in the entire state of illinois. later this spring, the ariston will be holding a relighting ceremony to celebrate the replacement of its neon sign. it's a treasure within central illinois and along route 66 and i look forward to many more years of success for this great restaurant. i yield back. the sp

and davi to look forward not back. they wish that more democratic and artistic impulses would come here from europe. when they start to feel stifled by their country they can find respite by travelling in the west. but for both of them hurt is georgia. kick off like. the german bundesliga. and the major events of the in. the classic the beginning. of the cold the. decibel. to. the. top has every reason to. national restaurant guide hasn't moved it has restaurants in vienna its first stop . it's the only true star restaurant in austria. what's his secret message. to find out. when the country is in a fight for survival on a case on a budget with the budget when there's a floodwater comes up called waste on your clothes fast everyone. wacko her is dangerous. there's junk you will move south. so they can plant crops and trying to feed his family. and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any kind of peace not if you want and probably more than two countries. access starts in full t

not only was ricky davis excluded but connie, the main witness, ms. dahl, was also excluded. >> reporter: dna testing showed the same unknown male's dna under the victim's fingernails. on april 15th, a superior court judge overturned the conviction but did not declare davis innocent. so davis remains in prison while the el dorado d.a. has 60 days to decide wheth retry the case. the innocence project says they emphasize that the victim's family might be feeling more pain with the case reopened. >> the only person who benefits is the true perpetrator. and there's no justice in the wrong person being convict forward that crime. >> after that dna, davis's attorney says so far it has sent the dna to federal databases but so far that has not provided any match to the real killer. >>> a couple in modot county near the oregon board serfacing charges for allegedly keeping their two young children caged in their bedroom. they were arrested friday after deputies found two boyce under the age of two in two cribs stacked on top of each other and bolted to the wall

>> this is angela davis. i am in washingngton in order to participate this afternoon in an action we are calling 100 black omar.in defense of ilhan amy: the movement for black lives is rallying today on capitol hill to defend congresswoman ilhan omar of minnesota and to urge congress to censure president trump for his attacks on omar, one of the first two muslim congressmembers and the first hijab wearing member of congress. >> i have people every single day on fox news and everywhere posting that i am a threat to this country. like.now what fear looks got bombed by two domestic white terrorists. amy: then in the wake of the deadly synagogue shooting in san diego, we speak to former homeland security official on how the federal government has long ignored right-wing violence. plus, we get the latest from venezuela were opposition leader jujuan cueto is attempting to launch a coup today. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are

had been found and that davis would receive a heart. on june 29, 2015, davis underwent a successful heart transplant. a few days later, amanda and holly were connected by a mutual friend on facebook. and realized that davis had probably received john clark's heart, a fact confirmed by the hospital. in april, 2015, the bosswells nd perries met at an event raising awareness for organ donation. the two families have continued to meet at the annual auburn l.s.u. football game, turning the rivalry game into an opportunity to raise awareness and funds for organ donations cross the country. while this sequence of events could have only been hand crafted by god, organ donations save lives across the country on a daily basis. n 2018, 36,528 organ transplants were performed. a record high for the sixth consecutive year. on average, one organ donor can save up to eight lives. through organ donation, john clark saved two children's lives. mr. speaker, today i recognize the unspeakable tragedy that the perrys faced and their incredibly brave decisio

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after a week of moving around georgia davi it is that. he spends the next few hours typing up his notes from his travels. it started out as a research trip for his new book but some of the stages proved much more emotional than he expected. in the coming months he will be developing his fantasy about the division of georgia into two parts one loyal to russia and one or into tolkien. here at the royal district the attentively see davita and his old friend directed dance had heard say are inspecting the stage set for their production of dov its play tiger and lion. just. even if he does have believes that artistic freedom is still under threat in georgia. you got the dylan you. would have still totally easy to shock audiences or readers in this country or so which is why there are always attempts to control free speech and origin. more drooly that's also being considered at the government level bonus it's just recently there was another initiative to control artists more strongly but luckily it failed because. six. foot down beat the theatr

they will proceed straight ahead into and through davis court and out to the far side, and davis court is a you for safety purposes. it serves as a pedestrian walkway, it is a parking lot for service trucks and moving vans, and it is an outlet for a very large parking garage serving hundreds of gateway residents. we think that that spillover effect will create chaos there and for that reason, we ask you not to approve the southbound proposed bike lane on davis between battery and jackson. we want to thank m.t.a. for giving us a terrific public outreach presentation. we expressed our concern at that time and i think i saw on the m.t.a. m.t.a. rick website several days later that this needs further study and there was community opposition. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> kevin kale. is kevin here? matt rosina and theodore brown, last two speakers. >> hello. you do not solve one unprotected bike lane by adding a second unprotected bike lane. the place where kevin manning was killed, a few weeks later, a car jumped over the curb and took out the station, nothing

all the way up to davis and the north down to its getting worse as well. we've had some accidents northbound plus the southbound activity is not helping they can see it and to the north is backed up on to to 38 which is backed up on to 5.80 acaster valley, so definitely consider 5.80 instead of the nimitz it will save you some time we'll check in on bridges and more so downs coming up in just a bit john. well robin skies really fear in our roadways might not be just you have to look at this view from snow right here. what we've been waiting for crystal clear blue skies overhead. >>and looking at those slopes still on the green side even without rainfall recently, there is some rainfall to be had in the state though obviously night here in the bay area. that's further south southern california getting a good dose of it this morning as the storm system pushes inland across the southern shore the state. not far enough north to be seeing any rainfall in the bay area though so we remain dry today, i'll be a cooler than we have been 60's and san francisco and oa

they will proceed straight ahead into and through davis court and out to the far side, and davis court is a you for safety purposes. it serves as a pedestrian walkway, it is a parking lot for service trucks and moving vans, and it is an outlet for a very large parking garage serving hundreds of gateway residents. we think that that spillover effect will create chaos there and for that reason, we ask you not to approve the southbound proposed bike lane on davis between battery and jackson. we want to thank m.t.a. for giving us a terrific public outreach presentation

that is not the case with their slugger chris davis but they extended him yesterday.en carpet of sorts. the entire organization out there today. including his teammates who were all there. this is a popular guy on the team. chris davis with his youngster. well over $50 million. he is locked in through 2021. the guy who led the major leads in home runs last year with 48. make sure he stays with the organization. three straight years. definitely the guy you want around. this is a smaller franchise but a far smaller market. why did he want to stay with the free agent market would have been large for him? >> just the players i get to play with but it has been over the years i've been with oakland. there is a drive i want to be a part of. we could get to the playoffs again and again. no doubt.>> it feels amazing. it is incredible. they will make fun of me all day for this. >> very popular player. this was a full-page ad in the chronicle today. the a's chris davis committing to oakland. no such commitment from that other kd. kevin durant. who by the way as we change the sub

davis and mr. meika. we're an entirely queer slate, providing a space to better advocate for our lgbt members of the community. when i moved to san francisco 10 years ago, i had no idea what an s.r.o. was. i found out by repeatedly joining the community in volunteer efforts. i volunteered with the san francisco suicide hot line before i became the hotline director a few years ago. i volunteered at the aids foundation with the harm reduction center. i volunteered treating hospice patients, and i found out almost all of the services are used primarily by s.r.o. tenants. i think something we really need to improve in this community is opportunity to hear from the members, the tenants of these organizations of s.r.o.s. i think that there hasn't been enough opportunity to listen to them, and that's something that i'm very good at doing. since i've been working at tenderloin housing clinics since july, i've found so many different issues that seem to be facing tenants. i'm noticing that there is not enough harm

and davi to look forward not back. they wish that more democratic and artistic impulses would come here from europe. when they start to feel stifled by their country they can find respect by traveling in the west. but for both of them hope is georgia. dangerous dealings with medical supplies. pacemakers that have hardly been tested. prosthetics to poison there where. it makes you feel like a guinea pig. more and more people are suffering harm or even dying from unsafe medical products or cases from the implant finalists. respond to you don't know. what secrets lie behind these memos. but find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating world cultural heritage site some of the a. d w world heritage three sixty get enough. sleep. carefully. don't know who is soon going. to be a good. match if. you discover. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. and sex naked. raring to free. if there is any erotic benefits remember you have to find it between the lines. to literature hundred german most traits. enter the

davis' hitless streak now stands at 53, stretching back to the 14th of september.sy way to tell someone their services are no longer required. but the former france international florent malouda found out he'd lost his job with fc zurich, in the most unusual manner. the swiss side went on twitter to say he was leaving his role as their forwards coach less than two months after joining the club. they say it was by "mutual agreement". malouda's reply was, "really? i didn't know that", which suggests that it wasn't very mutual. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. the calendar is taking us forward into mid—april but the weather seems to want to go backwards. more of a hint of winter, rather than spring in the weekend to come as we will see. for the day ahead, plenty of dry weather, there will be a bit more cloud in the sky then we have had recently, we are going to see some sunny spells. it is high pressure in control, blocking atlantic weather sy

what davis backcon says the economy should not drive down wages. they should pay the wage that prevails in that economy. it's not the same because it could be lower in the south and higher in the north. that has been good for the country for years because it drives things upward and prevents us from using our tax dollars to drive my wages down. >> but if congress passed the bill and said no davis bacon, you would not support that? >> i would not. it would be counterintuitive and bad economically. the other thing we would ask in that infrastructure bill, if they really want to spur the economy, buy products made in the united states. build a bridge with american steel. build a bridge, other things with american-made products so that you spiral upwards rather than use our money to stimulate somebody else's economy. >> speaking of that. the president and his administration are negotiating a deal with china on trade. is there anything you particularly insist that should be in there to pmake it acceptable to you. >> they're in the process. currency mani

this is a picture of davis with his five kids. they want to know the motive. >> why? why even kill? >> we got shot, he was on the job. taking the garbage out or whatever.>> one shot. shot in his face. blew his brains out. >> the suspect and the victim knew each other. no history of hostility. the victim's mother-in-law talked briefly with the suspect before the shooting. she says suspect device jefferson appeared mentally unstable. >> he was real red. his eyes were big. just big. >> a few hours before the killing at seven cisco call police say he shot and killed his cousin marcus jackson in oakland friday morning. neighbors say jefferson stole his cousin's car and ran him over while he was on the ground. investigators say jefferson drove to people's park in berkeley. they see shot and killed a third man. police finally arrested him last night after a car chase and gunbattle. >> the driver fired a handgun striking one deputy. two deputies returned fire at the subject. >> the suspect is facing another -- number of charges. the question remains, why? what was the motive behind this ram

had two home runs for the second straight game the bad news is that it was chris davis with a k davisys for the athletics. he is the one who did it the orioles chris davis went 0 for 3. that means davis has now gone 61 straight plate appearances without a hit going back to last season this season, chris davis, is 0 for 53 his batting average, of course, therefore, is 0-0-0. his contract is many 0s. 161 million dollar deal. more random? he had 79 hits last year that amounts to, wait for it, $291,000 per hit last year, which at this point might look like a good deal if he keeps these numbers. random, but interesting, and i apologize to all my friends down there in charm city. that's it for worldwide exchange "squawk box" is next have a great wke eend cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. down two runs in the ebottom of the ninth. because there's always another game on deck. with mlb extra innings on xfinity x1, you

>> linsey davis leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> also breaking at this hour, could it be a major break in a national case? a boy missing since he was 6 years old, tonight, has he been found alive all these years later? a 14-year-old boy who claims he escaped a hotel, ran across a bridge, across state lines, and police want to know, is this the boy? timmothy pitzen was just 6 when he was last seen with his mother. the school's security camera capturing this moment right here. abc's whit johnson on the fast-moving investigation tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the stunning discovery. has a boy who made national headlines, last seen when he was just 6 years old, now been found? the call to police in kentucky came in early this morning about a boy claiming he'd just escaped kidnappers who'd held him for years. >> he's with a 14-year-old juvenile, male white, says he was kidnapped from somewhere. >> reporter: the 14-year-old identifying himself as timmothy pitzen, a boy who mysteriously vanished in illinois. that surveillanc

bars davis converted to islam while in jail taking on the name truthful as part of an attempt to leave his previous lifestyle behind bot living history if i rebuild in a life outside the prison walls presented its own difficulties in the honest struggle david share says story of returning to the chicago streets that once led him to prison and his story one of faith and overcoming hardship is not unique hundreds of thousands of inmates in the united states have found a sense of. immunity and solace in islam was some studies estimating that muslims comprise about ten to fifteen percent of all american prisoners so what are some of the challenges that former and current inmates encounter as they navigate their faith we're pleased to welcome sidique davis to the stream to help us explore that question also with us justin misuses a los angeles based filmmaker and the director of the on a struggle and in the u.s. state of connecticut. is an islamic scholar and senior faculty member at zaytuna college in berkeley california welcome to the stream everyone good to have. city hello. there was a

davis, since coming to the oakland a's in 2016. 143 home runs, the most. he already has tendencies and to lead the majors. that should be enough to wake anybody up. come on. giants and the nationals today. bottom of the third and soto, boy did he find a wall. 4 runs on drew pomeranz and brandon bell, he has had better days. taking a 3, 2 pitch and getting his dander up. he got tossed her saying the magic words. top of the seventh, bell slams the helmet, says more magic words and he got tossed. giants struck out 11 times. nationals 14-2 in that series. mba, warriors and clippers tonight, game three means round three between kevin durant. a.k.a. the big insurance policy will start his game for the first time since the 2016 finals. >> he has been the starting center for many years it is also like a layoff never happened. >> starting in the playoffs, unfortunately a freak injury and the's circumstances were not good. >> it is good for the san jose sharks as they are facing elimination. it is over ror e second raight the golden knights, they need jones to snap

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i joined the prime minister in yourself and watching in welcoming sarah davis. i remember the day before we start in the house. the new member for newport west. very worthy success. today mister speaker marks the t anniversary of the good friday agreement. a defining moment in iris history. it was a great achievement. as well as those on all sides of ireland. we have to ensure and maintain. as we continue to find discussions that could shape our future with economic relationship. protecting jobs, rights and our economy we should not forget communities across this country that have been abandoned by this government in the here and now. official figures show that nine of the ten most the price cancel larry's have seen cuts that are almost three times the average of any other counsel they decided to cut the worst off areas more than the well off. the right to reference the 20 third anniversary. it was indeed an important moment in which has led to the piece that we have seen subsequently. in this house and elsewhere to ensure that that peace was possible and that w

he had a record-setting night against the oakland a's. >> davis went 0 for 5. janai, that means he set a new major league record. >> oh. >> for the longest hitless streak by a nonpitcher. >> amazing. >> davis has gone 49 straight at-bats without a hit. his stremid-ptembeof lason >> i want to thank you for breaking that down to me. i know what a baseball-knowledgeable man you are. >>> the trump administration is ending a deal between major league baseball and cuba. that deal was negotiated during the obama administration. it eased the path for cuban ball players to sign contracts with major league organizations without defecting from their country. the administration says the deal amounts to a violation of trade laws and therefore must end. >>> overseas we're hearing new details about the release of that american tourist and her guide who were kidnapped during an african safari. >> the american is back home but new questions are being raised over whether someone paid a ransom for the release. here's abc's ian pannell. >> reporter: after five long days in captivi

there's a reason they call him crush davis.n the third, loriano is going to rush one, 428 feet, his first of the year. sixth inning, chad pend, he gets his first of the season. aaron brooks led the shutout as the a's win 7-0 the final from the coliseum. >>> giants and dodgers on a beautiful night. drew pomeranz on the hill for san francisco. he gave up two home runs in the l.a. goes up 2-0. in the sixth, brandon belt gets this over the wall for his first of the season. then in the 7th, pablo sandoval is going to tie wit a two-out base hit. belt continued the two-out rally, picked up two more rbi with a two-run double. and the giants beat the dodgers, we like that, 4-2. >>> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. so good day for the bay area. >>> abc 7 news continues online, twitter and facebook. >> our next news cast is at 4:30 >> our next news cast is at 4:30 tomorrow woman: this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible join

and then there's oakland's chris davis who hits a home run nearly every time he's at the plate series finale in baltimore check this out a father gives his son a ball can trust and throw it back that sums up orioles baseball right there on top is already up for one chris davis. just unstoppable 2 home runs yesterday straight over to the second goes deep to left its second homer of the game 9th overall to lead the majors so 5 one oakland and now 2 pitches later kendrys morales sunrise smashes one to write it's gone back to back to yours for the a's. they hit 5 more as a team today, final score 8, 5, days before they play their 16th game in 16 days tomorrow in texas some this homes to nail to the world of golf a crowded leaderboard after round one of the masters here we go. jack nicklaus the six-time masters champion. taking the ceremonial first tee shot 18th hole, tiger woods lead at one point shot a 2 under 70 today, he is tied for 11th overall. there's lefty phil mickelson trying to become the oldest masters champion at 48 sink the birdie at 18 5 under 67 for phil. only a stroke back

oakland a's davis got a contract worth $33.5 million and davis has -- 143 home runs, the most in baseball. davis and the a's will host the blue jays for the weekend. that is sports at this hour. everybody have a great one. as for me, i'll see you around. >>> we will see you. time is 4:48. students demand justice for a young boy and his mother killed in a bay area crosswalk. their call for safety changes. >>> plus we're on the scene of a police shooting that is still under investigation in fremont. it happened near a bart station. we'll tell you if service is impacted. on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ ho . we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> now at 5:00, an investigation underway right now in the east bay after a deadly officer-involved shooting. details ahead in a live report. >>> plus new questions about the sudden death of san francisco public defender. this morning his widow wants to know who leaked the details.

a crash at davis street.center divide, however, it's slowing things down in the southbound direction, down to 34 miles an hour. another one, northbound 880, an automobile parkway seems to be moving things along. this one northbound 101 at marsh, that one lane is blocked, but it's not slowing anything down. the san mateo bridge may be a better option than the dumbarton. a strings 7 and 8 not running, but everything else on time. mary. >> thanks, emily. >>> it's finally friday and a pleasant day across the bay area. cooler than yesterday, but above than average temperatures for this time of year and a glorious, gorgeous view of our sails forest camera looking south. you can see those high clouds in the sky. but the golden colors as well. here's a live look with our suture cam. a classic view of the marine layer and the golden gate and temperatures running in the upper 40s to low 50s. let's check the visibility. dense fog along the coast into the bay. a half mile for half moon bay right now. and again, we are lo

is a mm junior, but say davis sr.asn't around much and neither s s his mother. >> she was on drst of her life when she had us. >> reporter: his father? i >> my dad was killed whes a kid. >> reporter: that's when sammy and his sister began being shuffled between relatives and family acquaintances.n bornchmond, they eventually ended up moving home to home hereshington, and at every new school, sammy showed athletic promise. but frequent moves were not only from home to home, but state to state. sammy ended up in atlanta, georgia, at 16 living in the streets, sviving on petty imes. >> that's how i survived in the streets for the longest while i was in the streets, robbing and stealing >> reporter: where did you learn how to cook? >> i got into the restaurant business so i couleat. >> reporter: he became a cracker jack dishwasher at a mcdonald's in atlanta. and then kept moving to bigger and fancier restaurants, always beginning at the sink and moving up. >> the good ing about a dishwasher is that the dishwasher sees ever

another factor is that it's whole talethis is illogical on its face would hearst davis,mington and why would he have sent a telegram to remington vowing furnish the war if war, the rebellion on cuba was very reason he sent them, remington and davis to cuba in the first place? it's illogical. given the context of what's cuba at the time, hearst's vow to furnish the war makes no sense. it's illogical. it's illogical. >> learn more about william yellow hearst, journalism and the lead-up to the spanish-american war tonight at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on lectures in history. you're watching american we bringv, where the classroom to you. >> during world war ii, the u.s. marine corps recruited thejo indians to help military secretly communicate their operational plans. in a few minutes in a series of interviews we hear from albertcode talker smith who talks about witnessing japanese suicides, his decision to stay silent about his war experience and his spiritual practices. between 2004 and 2006, the interviews took ince at mr. smith's home new mexico and on the islands where he served

bars davis converted to islam while in jail taking on the name truthful as part of an attempt to leave his previous lifestyle behind bought a living history if i rebuilt in a life outside the prison walls presented its own difficulties in the honest struggle davis shares his story of returning to the chicago streets that once led him to prison and his story one of faith and overcoming hardship is not unique hundreds of thousands of inmates in the united states have found us so. of community and solace in islam was some studies estimating that muslims comprise about ten to fifteen percent of all american prisoners so what are some of the challenges that former and current inmates encounter as they navigate their faith we're pleased to welcome sidique davis to the stream to help us explore that question also with us justin machine is a los angeles based filmmaker and the director of the on a struggle and in the u.s. state of connecticut. is an islamic scholar and senior faculty member at zaytuna college in berkeley california welcome to the stream everyone good to have a. city hello. the

. >>> joining us now from cherokee county, texas, judge chris davis is on the phone with us. the emergency manager for that county. judge davis, thanks so much for speaking with us and taking the time. >> thank you, whit. >> your community was hit with back-to-back tornadoes. how would you characterize the damage you see around you this morning? >> it's just total devastation. twisted trees and power lines and many homes destroyed. we had several injuries during this storm. >> and we're told one of those tornadoes actually threatened a popular outdoor festival in a park. what happened to all of those people? >> it's on a prairie and they were all outdoors. they rushed into the museum part, the ones that could get in there, and that building was basically destroyed and the cars were just left in a heap. >> in your time there in cherokee county overseeing the emergency services and response, have you ever seen anything like this, this type of storm damage in your area? >> we have had the storms -- major storms, where we have had lots of destruction and lots of power lines and p

lanny davis is my guest tonight.s for being here. >> thanks for having me, ari. >> when you look at the end of this probe, was your client michael cohen and were you surpriseed that mueller finished without finding a chargeable conspiracy? >> a bit surprised that he allowed mr. barr to misstate his report without his getting his own characterizations out first. that's what i would have advised him. the misstatement of mr. barr, which is most disappointing for a lawyer with a good reputation is, no, there was no exoneration, indeed, the exact sentence quoted by mr. barr was that there was no exoneration on obstruction. >> on obstruction. >> and we don't know what the level of proof necessary to at least accuse a president of the united states of the crime of clueding with a foreign government and that is a high standard. >> certainly a high standard. let me push you on our learning. you have been close to this we rely on your legal expertise, if a conspiracy involve multiple people by desks it would have been able to