[applause] >> i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. >> i wanted the building to shake. ready? >> we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. >> thank you for coming i want to colin you to take action and and get a the "i am troy davis" book signed an end i want to call in you to take action you can take action to amnesty international end pledge you will continue to fight the good fight. we are troy davis. [applause] if you would start by giving us a little bit of your upbringing in a religious history. >> i am the grants up of a baptist preacher and the nephew of two other baptist preachers in my family was about the evangelical but i grew up deep in evangelical culture then and i went to high school in miami florida >> host: what was her family's reaction when you came out as gay? >> guest: they were not excited my mother cried and cried and cried. extremely difficult in a relationship but

[applause] >> i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. i am troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. we are troy davis. >> i wanted the building to shake. ready?

here's davis webb. there's movement. >> charles: let's see what the decision will have to be for kliff kingsbury. >> referee: offsides defense. in the neutral zone, causing an offensive false start. half the distance to the goal. it's fourth down. >> charles: they're still probably going to go for it here. look at the -- i think it's in the middle area. no, right there, it's a tackle. is that barnette, 99? >> gus: yes, calvin barnette. fourth down and goal at the 1. and they will not get in. oklahoma state defense denies kenny williams. james castleman, first man to the football. and the red raiders turn it over on downs. >> charles: and there's times when i've watched teams play that i think personality, what is truly your personality. is it, for texas tech, have they established they have the personality of knocking people off the ball on fourth and short and going that way, or are they more the personality of making sure that davis webb throws the ball in something kliff kings ba kingsbury is trying

in 1993, a jury did find davis guilty of double murder. no matter the circumstances, the court was required to give him a mandatory life sentence. >> how long did it take to process that you were going to be here for the rest of your life? >> when i went to the correction center. >> we are not taking a day? >> years. >> years >> i was in my 20s. >> okay. >> adolfo tried to navigate prison life the only way he knew. he stuck to his game. misconduct eventually landed him at toms correctional center. at the age of 21, he was entering four years in isolation. >> like a reality sunk in. everything slowed down. my life just hit my like, bam. so -- >> why? what happened? >> i was able to think. i wasability clear my head of all of the false realities i had been saying to myself throughout the years. >> jill stevens was adolfo's therapist the entire time in sizelation of all of the prisoners she coun signaled over the years, something about adolfo stood out. >> he had this positive good rapport despite the horrible background and upbringing. most

the illinois supreme court will decide davis's fate. with time off for good behaviour released. >> what's the first thing you this. >> go to disneyland. i'm serious. i want to be a kid. i want to do things that i was not able to do. disneyland. >> i want to do things like that, and see things. i was going to a museum, but as a kid. i didn't pay attention to the exhibits. i want to go there and take in the things i have missed. >> what do you think it will be like if you do get out, going back and outside. >> i think about that. it's scary. you know how you never been to prison. when you out there. all the terror that you feel is reverse for me. this is all i know. >> if he is released davis will walk into a world that has been transformed and in others is the same. the poverty rate in washington park was the highest in the nation in 1990. and remains so today. the streets they are filled with hungry kids going desperate things to survive. now the courts will have to listen to their stories before passing judgment. >> still to come - the

commissioner davis? >> i want to be able to move the program along but i do want to mention that having been born in texas and both of my parents lived in the segregated south and i remember spending my summers there and really understanding the impact of the civil rights movement from things as basic as which side of the street to walk on even though jim crow had been abolished. it was still alive and well and to understand the need for even though laws have changed but mind sets hasn't. the fact that there has been no movement, no really galvanizing of people in the same way. to be able to marvel and aspire to be able to it at one time in time to be able to have a movement in the same vein. today is about acknowledging the work that is going forward to kind of keep the movement going but to also recognize and appreciate those folks who outside of the spotlight as commissioner christian said are still doing the work because it needs to be done and so this is about remembering and commemorating and also

davies told the f.b.i. differd from what he told us. so cbs fact checked the story but when it turned out to be wrong they fact checked it for reals, y'all! (laughter) and on last night the "60 minutes," lara logan addressed the controversy head on at the very top of the last minute of the show. (laughter) >> we end our broadcast tonight with a correction on a story we reported october 27. we realized we had been misled and it was a mistake to include him in our report. for that, we are very sorry. the most important thing to every person at "60 minutes" is the truth and the truth is we made a mistake. >> stephen: folks, i'm not buying this. cbs is good at journalism. there's only one logical explanation for what really happened here. hillary clinton got to them! (laughter) you see, folks, as you well know but i will repeat as often as possible, hillary clinton was secretary of state during the benghazi attacks! i mean, that's her official photo. (laughter) ergo, quid pro quo, am bus brief, she is to blame. and now n.o.w. she's so hungr

for investigator mike davis, all roads lead to little village.tribution hub and home to gangs like the latin kings and the two six. a paid street informant has set up a deal with a phony i.d. ring that's controlled by the latin kings, davis and the sheriff's police are building a case against the ring. >> gave you a social, too? >> uh-huh. that one looks the best out of the three. >> by purchasing fake green cards, driver's licenses and social security cards from them. >> right now we're just trying to identify the players and find out exactly where they're printing the i.d.s. >> after completing their second deal, davis and officers in separate vehicles take turns following their target around town. >> guys, try and pick him up coming out on 26th because most likely hopefully he's going to go drop it off. yeah, go ahead. >> i got him. i see him now. he's up ahead of me. >> all right, billy, the van is set up and we're in a good vantage point. >> okay. great. >> he's going inside the laundromat now. he's going to go get it. going to make the exch

>> criminal intelligence unit investigator mike davis is looking for the right detainees to help him understand the city's meth trafficking network. >> a lot of people that use meth i would honestly say places like this actually save some of them but a lot of them don't even make it in here. you see the rotted out teeth. i grew up in the crack era and this is different. this is a whole new ball game >> what's different? >> to me, it's more money, it's cheaper to make and people stay high on it longer. >> it will last long. gang bangers won't let you sell meth because it takes away from the projects. >> but there's one market where the meth trade is thriving with no signs of letting up, the gay community. >> with meth around, all my boys, they got quick access to meth. >> huge up north in boys town. we haven't even peeked into it. the community itself is a closed door. >> chicago boys town neighborhood named for its gay friendly businesses and culture is located four miles north of downtown. it's also known for its bath houses and all-night club scenes where many patrons go to score m

they will try this again with davis. vernon davis according to fan tech will receive $4 million up front. you can own 10% of vernon davis on and off the field. fan tech will share 21,000 shares to investors who want a piece of vernon davis. >>> johnny dawkins, 97-91. anthony brown 22 points, 10 rebounds. now stanford is 4 and 1. >>> giants signing javier lopez. boy has he come through. a 3-year contract. lopez will be in the giant pull pen for the next few years. >>> manny ramirez junior is going to the university of san francisco with a scholarship. new orleans beat the falcons. >>> you can always stay in touch with us at kron4.com. we begin again at 4:30. good night, everybody. >>> watch out! the sick knockout game sweeping the nation. >> how to protect yourself so this doesn't happen to you. >>> and actor hugh jackman, he's got skin cancer. >>> then, sarah palin fire storm. >> the tv personalty who says he's ashamed over what he called palin. >> my words were wholly unacceptable. >>> and hunger games star jennifer law

i hope it be named after doctor davis and have a picture of doctor davis on there so when people pass by it they can see his picture, how he fought to have this train become a reality. and i also like to thank mrs. davis for all of her hard work in doing everything she can do to make this project a success. one other thing, i like the part where you have homeless would be a part of this particular project. i'm sorry i won't be able to be a part of the project because of the agency giving me a nice salary, retirement salary, but i will be able to go participate with the other seniors being that i'm 67 now. thank you. >> thank you. any further speaker cards? thank you very much. we've heard a lot about this project over the years and i'm happy and proud we're at this point today. i like oscar's question about the naming rights. i think that's a later point. are there any questions on the ground lease of the project? commissioner,ellington. >> i heard there was a date for the hud funding. can you talk about that and where we are now? >> thank you. actually it was a december '13 correctio

part of davies' interview also appeared on this broadcast. lara logan said this on cbs "this morning." >> and after our report aired, questions were raised about whether his account was real after an incident report surfaced that told a different story about what he'd done that night. and, you know, he denied that report and he said that he told the f.b.i. the same story that he had told us. but what we now know is that he told the f.b.i. a different story to what he told us and, you know, that was the moment for us when we realized that we no longer had confidence in our source and that we were wrong to put him on air and we apologize to our viewers. >> pelley: dylan davies wrote a book about the attack. today the publisher of that book, simon & schuster, a division of cbs, stopped publication and ordered stores to return the books. the player who quit the miami dolphins claims a teammate physically attacked him. and the new world trade center lights up the sky when the "cbs evening news" continues. congested. beat down. crushed. as if the w

i'm truly honored to work with miss davis. she does so much incredible work in this community and works with our future and she handles it with great love and care. i want to join miss tucker in recognizing. >> i also want to recognize miss tucker's family because the youth she works with and represents here tonight are our future and they are our legacy. as so many people have said leading up to the celebration of this commemoration of the march, this is not a time for us to rest on our laurels or to be occupied with what has happened in the past and what has been accomplished in the past. we need to move forward in supporting in bringing forth the youth and community. thank you to her family. now i will give it to cheryl davis. [ applause ] >> i have to say this is such a humbling experience tonight to hear all the speakers that have gone before speaking with paul henderson but each of the speakers, their comments have resonated. it's an amazing opportunity to celebrate and recognize that the work is still going forward and

joyce davis. he was determined to develop and institute, an aging campus where seniors in this city especially bay view hunters point will be able to age in place. all the variety of services that they will be needing will be at that campus. you heard kathy talk about the 121 units of housing for seniors will be built. we already have the person that is going to be building. we have a general contractor in place. and the, thank god for the redevelopment agency before it was dismantled. i have made the decision to provide the funds along with other sources an we are looking forward around to the end of this year of the first of next year to begin the development of those units. thank you very much and we appreciate this outstanding award you are going to present to us tonight. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, dr. walker. we also want to acknowledge dr. walker ace 's role and much of his work and we want to recognize the work that you have done as well. [ applause ] . we'll now move

"it's like watching miles davis play jazz." trotter venerated the farmer. when lee jones delivered his produce to trotter's restaurant, the entire kitchen staff lined up outside in chef whites as if on military review. "every one of them applauded as we arrived. it was unbelieveable to have that connection." trotter inspired homaro cantu who's restaurant "moto" makes liquid nitrogen playfully appetizing. cantu's new book explores what's called "miracle berry," which converts sour to sweet, at least in the mind...and may rid desserts of sugar and fat to fight obesity. "take my two daughters--they want dessert so they get lemon and miracle fruit, add sour cream and think it's cheese cake." trotter gave money for students to go to culinary school, and pushed terri rogers, who's riff on noodles from yam flour is now a business story she shares with others. "charlie trotter insired me by his creativity and he was incredibly humble." more than a decade after winning "outstanding chef", by the james beard foundation and best restaurant in the nation" by wine spect

>> how did davies come to them as a source?as it through the book publisher or had he come to them before then and when he came to them, what fitype of questions d they ask him and other people at the scene to verify his story? >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'm going to have to break in. thank you, guys, so much for coming on the show. there's so much to talk about here and hopefully we'll get a chance to deal with it more in the future. when we come back, nbc airs an exclusive report on a dramatic sky diving accident but the network is facing questions on whether it paid for the story. we'll ask the nbc crosseded a journalistic red line next. about the power of baking stuff with nestle toll house morsels. you can heal a broken heart with a bundt cake. make a monday mornin' feel like a friday afternoon with some nestle toll house morsels. let's close our laptops and open our ovens. these things don't bake themselves. we have to bake them for one another. we can bake the world a better place one toll house cookie at a time. nestle. g

the special representative for north korea policy demand davies could this help your income declined to attend on its own on friday. he has expressed strong discontent that the north's officials he said he failed to show they're serious about making concessions. we call on north korea. to move meaningfully in the direction of the demands that have been made by the international community to give up its nuclear weapons shortly we had a good discussion. this is part of the ongoing negotiation process among six countries north korea is denuclearization. moreover china's new carnival and worked our way to test the six party talks in beijing. great to put more pressure on the north. if he is don't take action. davies plastic course meet with japan and south korea as palestine and to keep the pressure on them. a lawyer and kim and ryan to expect says he's concerned about the japanese government built to protect state secrets. he says it poses a threat to transparency and people who leak information special buffet all. thank goodness as the philippines establish legal grounds for deciding w

davis. >> mr. davis, on these you bring them in to us in the morning of the hearing is there any way that you could get them into the office before the hearing so that we can review them? >> of course. >> yeah. because i know that you go to so much work with these but it would be nice before you would make a presentation on it. >> no problem, i have been talking about this, more than four years. >> yeah. >> the next up is 5122 third, and it is the silo church and another case of blight and notices of violations and director's hearings and orders of abatement and i will bring that one up next month. >> 5122 third street. >> okay. >> item 7. >> could i have a comment? >> sorry commissioner mar? >> so, i know that the commission has been pushing the staff hard on this back logs of nov so i just wanted to thank mr. louy and everyone who has worked on updating this regularly, and that i think this is very helpful. i had a question, because this came up in the previous discussion regarding putting tenant

was involved in in the suit davis' claim that an editorial in the fort worth star telegram defamed her and caused damages to her mental health of course erickson jumped all over that claim saying that they go out to the texas democrats could fight iran is a lady who admits that open court newspaper editorial caused her mental health to be damaged what erik's in this field to realize is that making a claim of damages is to mental health is a key part of any defamation or emotional distress court case you have to use that language in davis' case the claim of damages to mental health had to be made if she had any hope of winning the lawsuit in no means does it bear on her ability to be governor of texas. or real mental health and that's why erick erickson has been politically correct. there's a media leave though so we leave the media. by the seat cushion securely place your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . i'm the president. of the side. i'm big corporation kind of can. do i'm th

so i'd like to support no. 2 other than i don't like the davies shuttle -- i am a parent of a 7-year-old and a 4-year-old and having been through hundreds of hours of bus driving training, knowing that if i -- hopefully i will some day -- drive the 21, if i was driving the 21 i would not want the little shuttle vans, they are famous for parking in the muni bus zones. the big busses, a lot of those drivers have been through training and i think the problem is actually the davies shuttle bus which comes through picks up people who are parking in our neighborhood, people park in our neighborhood, the davies bus picks their people up and keep going. my children love the tour busses. i don't think the tour busses are dangerous as a former tour bus driver. and my last name is wilson, it's the no. 1 scotish name in the united states of america and if it was president for the vikings invading england i would not be here. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> john billow, berry toronto, espinola jackson. >> my name is john billow, i'm a local tour operator. if there are so many tour busses going

paperwork shows that the dispensary goes to matthew davies of property management in stockton. >> heas indicted for the very marijuana he sold in his two dispensaries. matt is facing a criminal prosecution as a result, and matt with a mba and a wife and two young children is facing up to 40 years in federal prison. >> the case of matt davies more than any other case in the country demonstrates the conflict between state law and federal law with regard to medical marijuana. matt davies is facing charges for manufacture of marijuana even though the people of california voted overwhelmingly to permit medical marijuana use. matt worked hard to follow the state law and read the statements by candidate obama and now president obama and the justice department saying that if you follow the state law, you will not be prosecuted by the federal government, and those statements that matt relied on happened to be false. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. >> it was in 2008 when then candidate barack obama called for dea raids a waste of taxpayer money. >> what i am not going to be doing is to use

i'm joined by someone also very familiar with what's going on at guantanamo colonel morris davis former chief prosecutor. i want to start with you how closely are those who work at the prison and are involved in the legal process there or even detained there how closely are they following this debate stateside following the promises the president has made in the recent moves he's made toward closing the facility and what do they make of it all well you know i you know us i'm curious we oftentimes when we spoke with officials at get mo it sounded a little bit like they're not really paying too close attention in terms of when this facility is going to be shut down many of the personnel employed there you know it's just another deployment for them for many of them a very kind of proud location to work at and because there's been so much back and forth coming from the white house in terms of what exactly to do with these detainees it seems like many of the officials on the ground at least have stopped kind of paying attention and they just don't know and they're just waiting to hear what's

he later moved to hollywood, changed his name from robert davis to davis roberts. apparently, there was another actor of the same name in the union. and had a successful career appearing in tv shows and in movies. as michael mentioned, the story of the negro in illinois begins with the story of john baptiste, today recognized as the first non-native settler of what is now chicago. in 2009 this bus was installed down on michigan avenue. the approximate place where he had his cabin where the river meets the lake. we have no actual images of him, very few documents. but what we have here, the bust created by sculptor eric blom. this is today, in the 1930s, the idea that chicago was founded by a black man was a radical idea, and something being forwarded here by bontemps and the writers on the illinois writers' project. they helped uncover the story, they started by conducting interviews with annie oliver the founder of the memorial society. according to annie oliver, the society was founded in 1928 by a group of 13 women. they had more than 200 women at their height.

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. >> but as "the washington post" reported, davies had filed a report to his boss saying he couldn't get anywhere near the compound on the night of the attack. davies now says he lied in that report telling the daily beast he didn't want his supervisor to know he disobeyed orders to stay at his villa. laura logan defended her report saying that the program should have disclosed that davies had written a book about the attack. but on friday morning, logan said "60 minutes" would run a correction on tonight's program. >> nobody likes to admit that they made a mistake. but if you do, you have to stand up and take responsibility and you have to say that you were wrong. and in this case, we were wrong. we made a mistake. >> what happened? the "new york times" reported that davies had told the fbi that he did not go to the compound that night. directly contradicting his account to "60 minutes." >> what we now know is that he told the fbi a different story to what he told us. that was the moment for us when we realized that we no longer had confidence in our source and that we were wrong to

abc's linsey davis has the details. >> reporter: with seven cases of meningitis diagnosed at princeton since march, new jersey health officials declared an outbreak. >> it is very serious. >> reporter: so serious in fact the cdc is taking the unprecedented move of importing emergency doses of the meningitis vaccine not yet approved for use in this country. late today government health officials confirmed, they have agreed to import bexsero. it is currently licensed in europe and australia. it protects against meningitis b, the particular strain the students have been diagnosed with. bacterial meningitis is a dangerous infection of the protective membranes that cover

so they're gonna take money and they're gonna market vernon davis. you get his potential future growth minus what they spend to market. so there is a lot of hidden costs, so keep an eye on that. i love the concept but i think there's gonna be too many hidden costs outside of it. alan: and with ipo's like twitter for example, you can't use options to hedge and protect yourself. so for a couple of weeks you're just naked in the world and anything can happen. angie: on to the bonus round question and it's ticker time--- which of the tickers are actual symbols of publically traded companies? a)www, b) wage c)sale or d)all of the above? andrew: all of the above. alan: it's always all of the above. angie: it's all of the above. thanks for coming on the show guys. first business continues right after this. trader tim biggam, of tradingblock joins us now for a closer look at that twitter trade. what do you think? were you a buyer on the first day tim? > >absolutely not angie. i really didn't like it at the pre-come to public price, the ipo price of 26. opene

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davies express strong discontent with the north's officials he said. they failed to show they're serious about making concessions. we call on north korea. to meaningfully. in the direction of the demands made by the international community to give up its nuclear weapons. that or that we had a good discussion this is part of the ongoing negotiation process among six countries for north korea's denuclearization the baby's bed earlier with china's nuclear envoy would die away who chairs the six party talks in beijing. they agreed to put more pressure on the north. if readers don't take action. davies plastic ordinate with japan and south korea as well as china to keep the pressure on the north. military officials from both and both north and south korea say they are counter any provocation from the other side. this weekend marks the third anniversary of the north shelling of a south korean border island the north korean military fired artillery shells on the old goat island in november two thousand and ten four people were killed including two civilians s

skinny ver none davis along the sidelines for 21.can't find anybody open on the left side of the field, bias time, fires a bullet for the touchdown to make it 17-6 san francisco. he was 15 passes completed for 235 yards in his 3rd touchdown to vernon davis, which made it a blowout 24-6 in the 3rd. it was 27-6 in the 4th and the defense put their stamp on the game. smith with the second of two sacks of the game. 49ers are 7 and 4 and back in the playoff picture. let's go to vern glenn in dc. >> all right. did you know the last time anquan bolden had two touchdowns in a game, december of last year in fedex field. he and offensive attack and a suffering defense was enough to get it done tonight. >> we played football tonight, but we definitely didn't play our best game. >> you can see the excitement in kaepernick's eyes. >> he's been taking a lot of criticism. >> i don't listen to it. i don't read it. i don't want sports center. i'm worried about winning games. >> one thing i like about colin is he's always hanging in there. i don't kno

davies is that we visited japan china and south korea. davies and his counterparts discussed least it is a multinational talks that have been suspended for nanny find pants we're telling attack us enough to coax a sitcom than in any near term akbar told davies about the north's that's that. he's expressed strong discontent. sentinel to me does not seem to take my test seriously. between indonesia and australia have been extra nice. i feel for spying allegations. in related field that australian intelligence agencies tell the press still gonna be a nice contest and sis are not bound by new going on now that the test and test it and says he will send an envoy to australia to settle the dispute. i wonder how the news conference on tuesday after australian prime minister tony abbott said the consent of the attack. the presence and i had made a commitment to host jamie and would not do any team to calm or just bumped into danger. you know the australian prime minister agreed to and supports my proposal to create a code of conduct to the struct