we are troy davis! we are troy davis! we are troy davis! >> and i would like to say, i have been battling cancer for 10 years i don't have cancer, but i am [indiscernible] several months ago i was doing fine. after that, i could not get up out of the chair. i am here to tell you that i am going to stand here for my brother today. [applause] >> you are troy davis! we are try>> let's get to work l georgia that we will not stand by and we will defy them and we need to start with [indiscernible] >> that was martina correia standing up from her wheelchair, the older sister of troy davis. his most vocal and steadfast activist speaking a year ago today. as the scheduled time of troy anthony davis's execution approached, hundreds of his supporters rallied outside the prison in jackson. around 7:00 p.m., the crowd erupted into thunderous cheers. for a moment, it appeared the supreme court had stayed the execution. what did troy tell you the last time you saw him? we are hearing some kind of cheer that has gone up. [cheers and appl

davies: our basic rearch program is to study large pieces of forest. we set up these research plots, which are 50 hectares in area, typically -- so that's a kilometer by half a kilometer -- in which we study every single tree species that occurs in those areas. we do it all one by one. we go out, we start at the corner of these big plots, and we tag and map and measure every tree bigger than a centimeter in diameter. that's as big as a little sapling in your garden. and we monitor everything. we have, in some of our research plots, more species of trees than the whole of north america or the whole of europe. that's a phenomenal number of species -- 1,000 species or 1,200 species in one plot. narrator: at 17 forest-dics plots throughout latin america, africa, and asia, davies' project, in collaboration with the arnold arboretum of harvard university, maintains an active database of more than 3 million trees of 6,000 species. dr. davies: this is a huge data set, which no one else in the world is doing this kind of research. and the idea of doing it right

davis? >> the sit/lie law is a perfect example of trying to address a symptom without curing the disease. we have massive inequitis in our society. that is apparent from the number of homeless people that we see on our streets in san francisco and it's a problem that is not just a san francisco problem. it's a problem that is experienced statewide. it's a national problem. and i think we need leaders at city hall who will be willing to step up and work with our state and national leaders to try to solve the problem of homelessness in america. one thing we do at the booker t. washington center to where i was recently president, building affordable housing half of had which will be dedicated to emancipated youth. so i think we really do need to look at the root cause of the issue. it's about inequity and how we provide supportive housing and mental health services and drug treatment and really look at the problem from its source. thank you. >> thank you. davis, miss olague and miss selby. >> c

davis, fox news. washington, jennifer talking point. in likely to become a big gains for august and are released that show weak the new job numbers unexpected as wwll. like be ready to react to the but campaigns have to lot they are planning for - davis says: there's a presidential." presidential and one vice debates - three center arounn the four the general election will sabato says: "much of weeks too. part of these final debates is a big prepping for twelve." prepping for debates is a big part of these final weeks too. sabato says: "much of the general election will center around the four debates - three presidential and one vice presidential." davis says: there's a lot they are planning for but campaigns have to be ready to react to the unexpected as well. like the new job numbers released that show weak gaans for august and are likely to become a big talking point. in ashington, jennifer davis, fox news. we... have... a... lot more coverage... of the race for the white house... on... our website.../fox-baltimore dot com... / click

meigs loveday, davis loved it.this is great, said crawford dacula during thing you need pedestal here because i don't want her to be standing to ackley on top of the dome. can you redesign it, give me a pedestal. so crawford, fast worker just like meigs brings back a pedestal here, but also the lady is completely different. most important, she is wearing this is the cap. this is not as a liberty cap, a symbol from antiquity of the menu a good slave. it had been made during the american and french revolutions and crawford wanted to use it. you have freedom, triumphant war and freedom. wow, someone knew that he did make liberty cap because she thought that they were inappropriate in the united states because the united states -- the people in the united states were never slaves. they were always free. this was an unusual statement to make in a country with 4 million people in bondage. i thought okay, so meigs said all right, we won't have the liberty cap. and so he sat back to crawford for a third design. and this is

clutch, clutch, clutch.3 f1 davis now with five catches on the night. twice into the end zone. 13-play drive and took over six minutes. lions had to use two of their time-outs and they are now down by 15 with 3:04 left in the fourth. >> cris: vernon davis right here. justin durant see the run action go away and try to go down and get it and then go, uh-oh. comes out the other side. i tell you. alex smith, that is what championship quarterbacks do. you know, sometimes the hardest thing in the world you're trying to run out the clock and you know that the other team is going to be playing the run and you're going to have to complete balls on third down and long and he consistently beat the detroit lions in the clutch. this is the next step forward in my mind for alex smith. >> al: he made huge strides last year. everybody said the defense is great and they ran the ball great so he was a game manager. almost back a badge of dishonor to be called a gauge manager. >> cris: but jim harbaugh gave him a lot of credit. he said the first time i sat down and met w

so he couldn't afford to upset davis. and it would really have upset davis if he had fired meigs. on the other hand, his secretary of war, was in control of the project hated meigs and really wanted walter back in control, but couldn't get rid of meigs because buchanan wouldn't do what davis didn't want. and so, you had a stalemate with the result that absolutely and virtually nothing happened, particularly with the dome, for two years. and until buchanan laughed. yes. i do not -- correspondence between meigs in crawford. he must've taken a long time for them to be communicating back and forth as what happened at that statue. >> you raise a really interesting point and one that i quibbled over, to. has not only did they correspond frequently, but they correspond at great lengths. meigs wrote this huge letters to crawford in which he pretty much described everything going on. a really important thing, i think, to know about meigs as his handwriting was as bad as anyone i've ever seen. but i could just see crawford getting one of these letters about 14 or 15 chicken scratch pages pe

coming up will sort through the details of the case with former guantanamo bay official colonel morris davis. and get ready for round two of the fisa fight house republicans are debating today whether or not to reopen the bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program as democrats and republicans consider surveillance measures r t keeps a close eye on. is wednesday september twelfth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine and you're watching our t.v. . we're going to begin with the latest on the attack in benghazi libya that killed four americans including a u.s. ambassador ambassador jake christopher stevens and the others were killed at the american consulate tuesday night as they were trying to evacuate staff members there there were times by a group apparently protesting in a maryland american made video posted on you tube which ridicules islams prophet muhammad the new information has come out about other possible motives as well it's now been confirmed that u.s. surveillance drones have been sent to benghazi to try to find those responsible for the attacks president obama react

we have one card, robert davis. mr.s. >> supervisors, good afternoon, my name is robert davis and i'm here to support the legislation. unfortunately the larger problem here, again, like with the last issue is enforcement. and the dbi's unwillingness or inability or whatever to enforce the blight laws, there are over 5800 open notices of violation in san francisco, dating back to 1994. '94 was significant because that is the year that the records wept went from paper to computer. >> how many different blightedÑ properties again? >> i can't speak to blighted properties. because the dbi can speak to that. a notice of violation is someone complained and dbi went out and wrote a notice. on the second complaint process. you can see there are 14 steps before the city attorney takes action and there are first notices, second notices, the list is extensive. after the notice of violations, the department of building inspection comes up with the director's hearing and send the notice of violation to the director. there is a direct

davis, mr. everett and miss selby should the city assess fees on bicycle owners to pay for transportation improvements? >> i don't think so and i will tell you why because the city is moving in a direction that i think they should be which is encouraging more people to get out of their cars and to get onto bikes and to use our streets and walk the streets. you know, i think we need to be visionary about getting and meeting our goals. we have a goal of 20% of all trips in san francisco being taken on a bike by 2020. the bike coalition, which is one of my endorsements, as well district 5 group have been advocating for this connecting the city plan, the bike coalition for cross town bikeways to make our streets safer for bike riders. i think we need to move more in that direction and assessing fees on bike riders for ridion bikes is san francisco is not going to work towards the goal we have in the city now. >> thank you, mr. everett? >> i don't -- certainly i want to protect the right of people to

evidence linking troy davis of the killing and no gun was ever found connecting him to the murder so i guess it's fair to say that this isn't a closed case by any means now ben jealous president and c.e.o. of the c.p. made the most important point of all about the case to me yesterday check it out. still going forward with basically the state's vengeance and the really sad part is that what it means is that no one can really be sure that the actual killer was ever caught. the real killer is still free and someone innocent has been murdered by the state and no matter what opinion you hold about the death penalty it's worth noting that over one hundred and thirty seven people on death row have already been exonerated through d.n.a. evidence that proved their wrongful convictions and taking that statistic into consideration it's likely that many innocent people have already been put to death by the state but if you don't care about sponsoring the death of innocent people perhaps you might care about how it impacts your pocketbook because the death penalty judicial process is absurdly ex

he deserved >>> that was 16 years ago >>> my expectation was he would of been executed by now >>> davis remains alive one of the more than 700 inmates on california death row where the condemned are likely to die of natural causes. the g-7 have died naturally only 13 executed since the law took effect in 1978. former prosecutor broke the law >>> this is a western state, they have a western mentality a fair trial and having my when i wrote the law i believe in it >>> now wants to repeal the law. he backs proposition 34 to eliminate the death penalty proponents say the issue is not one of morality also about money. in cases cost the state an extra $100 million a year much of that in lawyer fees for appeals >>> california spent $4 billion trying to enforce capital punishment for billion dollars for 13 people makes no sense economically. >>> polls indicate the vote will be closed mark klass hopes voters defeated >>> if proposition 34 passes and richard allen davis taken on death row then he wins and we lose. for paul is memory may be pauly did die in vain >>> i feel for mark what he has gon

mayor davis was clearly stun bide the fire. >> i am not going to express my feelings. i am just telling you, they are going through the investigation. we are trying to piece together the pieces. we will deal with what we have to deal with. >> reporter: this is office space davis has rent forward more than two decades. what hangs on the alls now are scorched and singed proclamations and plaque, mementos from a career in public service. this is a fire that started that started early this morning, at about 1:30. >> a fire coming through one of the windows. in the waiting area. crews aggressively attacked the fire to sustain it to the room of origin. >> reporter: according to the fire department, indications are that it may be arson, so they will turn this over to the vallejo police department so they can pursue the criminal part of this case. amongst the soot and debris in the front office, crime scene tape marks where investigators believe this fire tarted. the owner tells us off camera, that this is the late nest a series of attacks on his offices. he showed us rocks th

touchdown, vernon davis.a perfect start for the niners. >> cris: one thing you will see out of the 49ers, it is a real rarity when they miss a tackle. >> al: stafford throws. a wobbly duck that is intercepted by goldson. >> cris: what was that out of matthew stafford? >> al: then he goes for a san francisco touchdown. ♪ the nfl rocks on nbc >> al: start of the third quarter. 49ers on top of the lions 14-6. you can follow your favorite team all season long. go to itunes.com/nfl. al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya at candlestick park. you look at the golden gate bridge and the home of the 49ers since 1971. but not for much longer as they will move down the peninsula in 2014. numbers through the first 30 minutes of competition. 49ers 2-1 on the ground. passing yardage even. each team with one turnover. >> cris: you have to remember the detroit lions and matthew stafford passed for over 5,000 yards a season ago and to see 67 yards in a half, that means they are playing in jim harbaugh/san franci

then smith and davis hook up again. this time davis took some moves before getting to the end zone.an francisco will win this one 21-17. game of the day, giants and bucs. coming back from a two touchdown deficit. tied the game up on 27. the giants jump ahead by a touchdown but tampa bay responds with a bomb. josh freeman to mike williams, 41 yards to tie it up. new york not done yet. andre brown put the giants ahead for good. a short touchdown run with less than a minute to play. some controversy. eli manning gets run over. and as the team raves for a post-game hand shake, the two coaches exchanged some heated words. 41-34 will be the final in this one. the nfl referees are stilling locked out but the league had to replace one of its replacement refs. the league pulled reed. to baseball in the wild card race. st. louis and los angeles came into sunday tied for the last pro season spot. knocked an rbi double to right. st. louis wins 5-2 and is one game on the dodgers. and in al matt weeders goes, baltimore wins it, one game behind the yankees in the east and have a 2 1/2 game lead to

davis has use the building on wall mystery to practice real estate law for years. this morning he was a visibly upset at one. tiering up. the police chief says of the cause of this fire is suspicious. >>> every small damage throughout is suspicious fire at this time. it's under investigation it started in the front waiting room. it also stacaused damage near an office area. >>> a mom who allegedly abandoned her daughter in a shoplifting attempt in morgan hill. she was with her live-in month old son was now in child protective services. i mean daughter. the daughter is now saying of the drama. >>> chris stevens studied history at cal in law at hastings. he was killed in an attack with three other americans and the gauzy earlier this month. a big turnout to remember a 12 year-old girl. they gathered apps a cn marine high-school. she was killed thursday when a as you the hid term bicycle parade she was a seventh grader. >>> its seems kind of like tomboyish, kind of thing. she like to pass out sugar cubes a lot. it's sad because i saw her in the morning, she was so sad

coming up will sort through the details of this case the former guantanamo bay official colonel morris davis. and get ready for round two of the feis a fight house republicans voted today to reopen the bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program what does this mean for your privacy archie is keeping a close eye on the development. began it's wednesday september twelfth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out and you are watching our. let's begin with the story of an inmate at guantanamo bay who was found dead over the weekend in his cell one of the first detainees taken to the prison in two thousand and two. odd none farhan abdulla teef was from yemen and at the time of his arrest on the border of pakistan and afghanistan he told authorities he was seeking medical treatment for a head injury though the military claimed he was an al qaeda recruit twice his release had been recommended once in two thousand and six and then in two thousand and eight but it was later rejected by the u.s. supreme court and the details of how he died have not yet been released but he had atte

two marks the one year anniversary of the execution of troy davis a georgia man who was convicted of murder and sentenced to the death penalty in one thousand nine hundred one and two thousand and seven the georgia board of pardons and paroles stated that davis would never be put to death unless there was no doubt of his guilt yet despite a cloud of uncertainty surrounding the case and a lack of hard evidence actually linking him to the killing davis was executed by lethal injection at eleven o eight pm one year ago today while the world watched in horror tried faced imminent death multiple times leading up to his execution in two thousand and eight he was given a stay just ninety minutes before he was set to be killed and last year while protests raged all day police tried to stifle dissent showing a clear disregard for popular opinion about the verdict if you aren't familiar with the case let me break down some reasons of why there was so much doubt. seven out of nine witnesses recanted their eye witness testimony of seeing davis kill the policeman and many of those that did recant

davis has made a right turn towards the gop. just last week at the republican national convention in tampa, florida, he gave a barn burning headline speech in support of republican presidential candidate mitt romney. please take a listen. >> some of you may know the last time i spoke at a convention, it turned out i was in the wrong place. my fellow republicans, thank you for welcoming me where i belong! >> all right. joining us to discuss cnbc contributor howard dean, former vermont governor and himself a former presidential candidate, and also with us archer davis, former democratic congressman from alabama. now a staunch supporter, out on the campaign trail with team romney and ryan. all right, archer, you gave a hell of a speech. i heard it all. what's your biggest beef with the democrats. what's your biggest beef with your former democratic party. >> i'm glad i don't have to be in charlotte defending the kbhik policies that failed. i'm glad i don't need to say the democrats have new ideas to turn the jobs numbers around whe

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then smith and davis hook up again. this time davis took some moves before getting to the end zone.an francisco will win this one 21-17. game of the day, giants and bucs. coming back from a two touchdown deficit. tied the game up on 27. the giants jump ahead by a touchdown but tampa bay responds with a bomb. josh freeman to mike williams, 41 yards to tie it up. at 34 apiece. new york not done yet. andre brown put the giants ahead for good. a short touchdown run with less than a minute to play. some controversy. final seconds here. eli manning gets run over. and as the team leaves for a post-game hand shake, the two coaches exchanged some heated words. 41-34 will be the final in this one. the nfl referees are still locked out but the league had to replace one of its replacement refs. brian was supposed to officiate the game but the league pulled him after they learn he was an avid saints fan. to baseball in the wild card race. st. louis and los angeles came into sunday tied for the last pro season spot. knocked an rbi double to right. st. louis wins 5-2 and is one game on the dodgers

we can license their bicycles, and that has been done in davis, but the administrative costs outweighs the benefit. but having said that, we have to do something about it. and i think that the best enforcement compaigns -- right now it happens on a complaint-driven basis an at the discretion of the local stations. if we want to do something that has a big impact, we need to do something that is very public, that is coherent, that looks like -- we actually create a memo every year where we think bicycle infractions ought to be enforced. i think it should be paired with the carrot. so the stick and the carrot are both sort of right there in people's consciousness. i will say -- i've heard from people that new bicyclists out on the road are seeing this bad behavior and mimicking it. the research from davis, new bicyclists say their number one and two fears are cars and other bicyclists. so when new bicyclists see other people behaving badly, they don't mimic the behavior. they stop bicycling. it is important we go about it in a conscious way. what we've been doing to date hasn't been as e

. >> chris: we're smack to the tight end fred davis. it will be third down. >> tim: i can't imagine that was supposed to happen, especially by the reaction of robert griffin after he called, "fred, get it". there's 83. you'll see him call the line of motion. he doesn't know whether to stop or keep going. that looks like a mental error on the part of fred davis. he's lucky he was able to throw out there. >> chris: on third and 11. robert griffin iii completes to niles paul. it will be fourth down. >> tim: really the feisty tackler that cortland finnegan has. you know what, chris? that's where he's going to bring something to the table and selling to the rest of the defense and really the entire st. louis rams. i just was talking about jeff fisher's "refuse to lose" mentality. fisher's got those same traits. >> chris: it's punted. and amendola with a spread across the 36 yard line. he has tied his career high with 12 catches in his game. 133 yards receiving for danny amendola. but jeff fisher and the underdog rams are battling back. cer 1

it's an honor to present the matthew tobriener award for public service to belva davis. this award was named in honor of our legendary california supreme court justice matthew o'tobreaner and serves to annually recognize individuals who have strived to ensure that justice for those who are most vulnerable among us is had. the late justice matthew tobreaner was revered as a legal scholar and humanitarian who did not hesitate to speak out on behalf of the disadvantaged and marginalized individuals. in fact, he expressed some time ago the very fundamental principle, whatever hardship poverty may cause in society generally, the judicial process must make itself available to the indigent. it must free itself of the sanctions born of financial inability. and it is that principle that is the foundation of this award. and so a memory of justice -- and i want to give a shout out to michael and the tobreaner for working so well since 2000 on collaborating on the meaning of this award. it has been an award that pays tributes to individuals who have made extraordinary efforts to ass

davis does share that building with another attorney. a live report from vallejo in our next half hour. >>> happening in san jose, a roadway is expected to be closed for most of the day after a driver hit a pole knocking down several power lines. police say it appears the 18- year-old driver fell asleep at the wheel. the descend the intersection of almadin expressway and redmon avenue. thousands lost power overnight but power has been restored for most of those customers. >>> in overnight news, the morgan hill woman accused of using her 10-year-old daughter in a shoplifting scam and then leaving her at the store has now been arrested. marci keelin was arrested last night at a motel east of reno. she was found with her 11 month old son after a sheriff's deputy spotted her car. police say on september 16th, she took her daughter to a safe way store, filled a cart with groceries, and then told her daughter to wait by the exit while she went and got her car. a store employee actually confronted that door and that's when keelin allegedly drov

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lack at schwartz running at davis. don't fight with davis he will break new half. way it really shouldn't be a big deal at this point but we love to talk about it any way. >> seen him a bunch of times since. bunch of nfl things that go on after the season so when 2 teams take the field, that's not going to be one player moon that's the only thing that's important. . >> handshake go at those event events. >> without incident. >> funny. all right huge step newspaper class for the cal football team this weak. they are unimpressive 1 and 1 head nag columbus. face ohio state or buckeye like to say the high state university. buckeye won the last 5 games against cal but this is the first meeting since 1972. in recent years the bears struggle against running quarterback so they have their hands full with rack and miller. on the road with big crowd. cal head coach is ready to get it on. >> fired up for it. fared up to good to columbus. play in that huge crowd and all the tradition is there. it's a great opportunity. great experience for the kids. fired up about it. >> cal a

davis? >> hello, everyone. let me just first formally thank all of you for being here and then for actually moving forward with the hearing. and i do want to echo supervisor campos' comments that this really isn't about finger pointing. this is really about how we come together to look at what the issues are and we work together to do that. so, i just -- i'm going to go really quickly because i did want to have -- david, i think we passed out some reports of things that david has combined or compiled from the human rights commission. and i wanted to kind of set the tone for why i made this request. on the human rights commission we have been doing some work around the outmigration of african americans. and i think to some degree we've had this kind of what came first. did people start leaving first or did things start to go wrong and that's why people made the decision to leave, and how do we begin to address that. and over the years there has been the unfinished agenda, which there is some information in the p

but starting with tennis where the davis cup has reached the semi final stage spain and argentina but it's looking to make the final for the second year in a row spain the defending champions after beating argentina in the final twelve months ago will continue the defense of their ties against team usa and hang on the americans have won more davis cup crowns than any other nation is thirty two but they haven't played the title since beating russia in the two thousand and seven final the host of course without the injury to rafael nadal u.s. open semifinal is currently taking on querrey as we speak it's four four in the first set later john is now faces nicolas almagro. well semifinals going to be it's hard to say it's your biggest challenge yet only played so many great teams on the road but this is the team in spain it hasn't lost in many many years when they've played at home so for us this is probably the biggest test in davis cup tell us maybe for any country to come to spain and to beat them on clay but we like our chances you know we all feel like we're the favorites but we feel

davis? >> i just wanted to echo that diabetes as well obesity is a crisis in america. and we do need government to start taking leadership around the issue. regardless of the merits of this particular proposal, one thing i want to bring to city hall is a locally sourced healthy food insurance. santa clara county recently band all vending machines from their county facilities and i think we can lead by example, whether it's city hall, hospitals or our schools we should insist on healthy foods and healthy food choices and teaching our children how to grow their own food and cooking. so i would like to see an increase in community garden and an increase in the city with leadership around this issue. >> mr. everest is this your third or fourth use of the time card? >> i know i am out of these. [ laughter ] well, if we finish early i will come back to you. >> all right. >> now a question for miss breed and mr. resignato. san francisco currently provides free or low-cost health care to residents who can't afford private health insurance and do not qualify for coverage from t

displaying continue the defense of the davis cup tennis crown as they host the usa in the semifinals this weekend. splashing the cash. another big name signing as dutch to find the gregory fund of aileron. the league and club can compete for the champions league. and remembering marco moto g.p. to their bikes ahead of this weekend's san marino grand prix in memory of marco simoncelli who died was racing in the lazio last year. but starting with tennis where the davis cup has reached the semifinal stage spain and argentina both looking to make the final for the second year in a row spain at the defending champions after beating argentina in the final twelve months ago will continue to defense of their title against team usa and he told the americans who won the more davis cup crowns than any other nation thirty two but they haven't played the title since beating russia in the two thousand and seven final the hosts of course without the injured rafael nadal first up on the friday u.s. open semifinalist downward for their faces sam querrey before johnny's not quite so nicolas almagro. w

it was probably that close. >> moore shoots davis in the hand. the gun i had, that was actually blown out of my hand. my hands are still injured because of that. >> somehow, the commander finds the strength to throw a garbage can at the gunman hoping to distract him while he scrambles to safety. but lamar moore has also been shot. he falls to the floor, fatally wounded. officer david anderson and commander davis are rushed to the hospital. sergeant marcellus ball rides with the commander in the back seat of a squad car, struggling to stop the bleeding with his own shirt. >> i was just talking to him. and he wasn't responding. i was really, really nervous at that point. >> davis makes it to the hospital alive. he loses parts of his fingers from the gunshot to his hand, but he pulls through. sergeant satee, sergeant schultz and officer anderson also recover. >> i was cleaning gunpowder out of my ear to give you an idea how close that was. i have hearing damage in both ears due to that. >> authorities believe that gunman lamar moore's attack was a k