. >> this latest attempted abduction happened at the preserve in deacons walk. it comes after two kidnappings at two other apartment complexes last month. >> tonight nbc 10 delaware reporter tim furlong is joining us live in newark. you also had a chance to speak to the woman's boyfriend and together they really seemed to throw a wrench into this guy's plans. >> yeah, i'll tell you what, the woman was too shaken to talk with us on camera. i spoke with her off camera. we spoke with her boyfriend. after the other apartment complex attacks in recent weeks, they talked about it and came up with a plan. and last night that plan worked. hoer at the preserve at deacons walk apartment complex formerly known as the bluffs, police believe it was the same attacker with the same m.o. and they have no reason to believe he won't strike again. >> it could very well be one of our family members, your family members, that are the next victim of these attacks. >> reporter: last night around 6:40 the victim came back into her building after walking her dog. the masked attacker was

the package contained this deacon guestant, although dave b ra ilsfo rd deacon guestant, although davethis began with an allegation which was a story i was told about the package. i began to ask questions about the package. i directed my questions to british cycling, team sky. questions to british cycling, team sky, and bradley wiggins' representatives and then what followed representatives and then what followe d wa s representatives and then what followed was this attempt to basically deny that there was even a trip with a medical package to france because i was initially told by sir dave brailsford that simon cope did not travel to deliver a medical package, but to meet a female british cyclist called emma pooley and that's why he was there. we discovered that she wasn't even in france that day, she was in spain. so things didn't add up from what you had been told. however, dave bra ilsford what you had been told. however, dave brailsford and bradley wiggins say they haven't broken any rules. well, look, all we've done so far victoria is ask the question and all i have done is repor

you are talking about people who good fathers and husbands, deacons and the church, in one case a pastor of a church. i was trying to imagine my way into their mind sets. the practical question was that whoe was 70-80 people joined a narrative. i found representatives from each of these facets, the planners, the victims and so forth. i was in scrupulous as i could be. in the novel you read about somethingeing shot or else, that happened. i took liberty street in couple of composite characters. these guys did not have minutes at their meetings, what i had to do was i knew that who went in and who cannot. but that was it. i imagine my way into their morality and have thinking and trying to pull some truth out of how the human character remains while remaining true the historical basis. that is why i wrote this as a novel. interestingly enough many people have the reaction that you just made the whole thing up. i can't tell you how many radio done wherei have people said that never happened. i have had conversation with hundreds of people's over the years, saying they grew up in these count

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you are talking about people who are family men, good fathers and husbands and good deacons in theirchurch and a pastor in one case. i was trying to imagine my way into their mindset. the practical question is there were 70-80 people who figured out the narrative. i couldn't get my hand around that so i picked representative of the things. the planners, the victims, and so forth and using those to tell the story. if in the novel you read about someone getting shot i figured it out. what i had to do was i knew they went in and what happened when they came out and i had to be able to see inside. i was interested in ima imagine their thinking and remaining true to the historical event. that is why i wrote "cape fear rising" as a novel and many people had the reaction that he made it up. i can't say how many called down here saying that guy makes it all up. i grew up in henry, brunswick and we studied history learned about the war. prior to the meeting, i meet with officials who were concerned something would happen. the sheriff, an african-american sheriff, and the local police chief, g

john collins, 26 points for the demon deacons. great nickname. k-state would pull away. the hoop plus the foul at 24. stokes, five threes. that helped. out with injuries. 16 of the first 23 points. he would have four threes. bakersfield in berkeley. they led by 25 at the half. and they end cal's season with a loss. joe pavelski because the down. and then one times it. scored twice in this game. under a minute left. jack eichel scores. the the sharks do win it by a score of

work of a resident who sees something suspicious -- >> detectives say that he struck at the preserve deacon apartments on wall drive. >> when he reached for the door he came up from behind and held a gun to her head and said this is a stickup. >> she was ambushed walking into her building. >> he buzzed in and buzzed the inside where her boyfriend was, when her boyfriend answered the suspect took off. roberson an exmarine says he went after him. >> i went into my truck and to the entrance and went left and right and no luck. >> you can walk straight in and the cops say this is where he was waiting for the victim. the women were sexually assaulted and forced to drive to atm's taking out cash and last night the victim escaped and they are doing what they can and need the community's help to find this guy. >> it could be one of our family members or your family members who is the next victim. with that said we are doing everything we can. >> again, they don't know much about the suspect it will be a community effort to get him off the streets. reporting live in newark, bob brooks, channel 6 "ac

john collins, 26 points for the demon deacons. great nickname. k-state would pull away. the hoop plus the foul at 24. stokes, five threes. that helped. out with injuries. 16 of the first 23 points. he would have four threes. bakersfield in berkeley. they led by 25 at the half. and they end cal's season with a loss. joe pavelski because the down. and then one times it. scored twice in this game. under a minute left. jack eichel scores. the the sharks do win it by a score of 4-1. abc 7 afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> that's >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- dax shepard. from "the mick", sofia black-d'elia. and chef thomas keller. and now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the s

another major milestone as the deacon instruction of the old bay bridge continues. take a look at this accelerated video showing how cal tran crews lowered the bridge onto a barge so it can be taken apart and recycled. the last step is removing the pillars that held up the bridge. managers says the process has been caried out -- it has been carried out without damaging the habitat. >> all of the -- we absolutely did that. >> about a thousand tons of steel from the bridge is set aside to be used by bay area artist. so far 15 artist have been awarded chunks of that metal and they'll turn it into public art projects. >>> happening today, a couple of ships will make -- they'll dock today. they'll be there through april 24th. there's a picture of them sailing through. they'll be offering educational tours for school children and the general public. it includes battle sails where they fire the cannons. >>> people around oakland will hear warning, sirens. the test will last for 90 seconds followed by another siren -- it's to warn those about a wild fire or chemical spill.

and it happened outside of an apartment at deacon's walk at shelton drive in newark. the victim told police the man pulled out a gun and forced her to the apartment. however the woman's boyfriend was home and saw what was happening and chased the man off. neither the victim nor her boyfriend or the previous victims of the other attacks got a good look at the suspect. a man wanted for a delaware murder in 2015 is captured. bobby taylor was named the suspect in the shooting of -- in bear. and evade add rest until this weekend. taylor was arrested in tennessee. >>> a delaware county day care work was charged after video capturing a horrible incident. it shows the worker pushing a 4-year-old girl down a flight of steps, it happened friday evening at child care of the future. and police arrested 52-year-old sara gable of fullcroft and charged her with endangering the welfare after i child. gable is now free on bond. >>> the rain is moving out and we are warming up. we have a couple of nice days coming our way and then some wintry changes at the end of the week. we'll get t

you're talking about people who were family men, good fathers and husbands, people who were deacons in our churches. in one case, a pastor of a church. my wayrying to imagine into their imaginations, their mindset. the practical question was, there were 70 or 80 people who figured into the narrative and i could not hit my hands around that. i ended up picking representatives of each of these things.f the the planners, victims, so forth. and using us to tell the story. i was as group it was as i could be putting the event on paper that were public. in the novel, if you read about someone being shot at a certain intersection or you read about a certain speech being made, that happen. where i took liberties was in creating a couple of composite characters and viewpoint characters that could move back-and-forth ended the secret counsels because these guys did not leave minutes of their meetings. i knew they went in and what happen when they came out. i had to be able to write the scene inside. i was interested in imagining my way into their morality and way of thinking and trying to pull s

armed masked man tried to overwell a delaware woman and get into her apartment at the preserve at deacon's walk in newark. delaware investigators think that man may also be responsible for two previous attacks and sexual assaults of delaware women last month. >> we have been in contact with delaware. however, at this time we cannot say that this is connected with delaware. >> reporter: connected or not, what occurred tuesday has people here considering options. >> i'm going to go out and guess some mace and i'm thinking we have one of those things that make really loud noises, i was thinking of carrying that with me. if anybody comes around me just hold it and keep my finger on it or take the dog with me. >> reporter: you are changing your. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: well, certainly concern here. this is an upscale development that's been here for many years, about 240 units. people here have always considered themselves pretty much comfortably secluded. no one can recall anything like this happening in the past. police are said to be following some leads here but they're also saying if any

police say the man tried to force a woman into her apartment at the preserve at deacon's walk in newarkay night but ran when the woman's boyfriend answered the door. investig was the same man who sexually assaulted two other delaware women and forced them to take money out of atms. police are asking residents to report anything suspicious. >>> a house caught fire in the city's somerton section last night on the 500 block of larkspur street with heavy flames coming from the first floor. firefighters brought it under control in 15 minutes and rescued several cats. no humans were injured. >> ♪♪ ere in the delaware valley are taking the day off.it is i a day without a woman. organizers are also calling for women not to spend money today to show their economic strength. the philadelphia federation of teachers is organizing informational pickets outside schools and a march is that planned for tonight in logan square. the day coincides with international women's daily. >> the republican plan to replace the affordable care act is that already running into road blocks and stiff opposition from b

she says she found the suspect hiding in a common area at the preserve at deacon's walk apartments. with a gun to her head, he told her he was robbing her and made her go to her apartment, but the victim made a smart move hitting the buzzer for an apartment with her elbow. >> i flung the door open all the way. he had already realized someone else was home. >> the woman eights boyfriend said they came up with the safety plan after the second kidnapping at an apartment in wilmington two weeks ago. last night it worked to perfection. >> seies the arrow. she did everything the best she could. she couldn't have did anything different, and i'm proud of her, and i love her. >> the kidnappings have the community on edge. the owner of a nearby gun shop says he has seen more women buying pepper spray. >> it is a really good not lethal temporary way of creating separation between you and someone else. >> at star quest shooters and survival owner ronald said interest peaked after the first kidnapping. now he is selling at least six a day. >> mace. >> back at the site of the attempted abduction,

my great uncle who raise willed me was a deacon, so we were always in church.all the time until this one preacher, our presiding elder, he preached. you have know what i mean. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. and he jumped over the bannister and i was just -- i mean it just moved me to tears. i didn't even understand what i was hearing just what i was feeling, so i started imitating him at home because my grandfather would tape the sermons. i would put on my bath robe because you have to preach in a robe. >> you need a robe, yeah, yeah. >> and i would preach, and then i would take collection, too. >> i know you did that. >> yeah, it was prepares me for what i'm doing now. >> and then go to the candy store. >> exactly. >> it did prepare you. with ailey to keep this thing running, you got the raise money. >> yes, yes. thank god we have a wonderful board of directors. we have people who really support the company, so i don't have to beg too much. >> yeah, that's a good thing. you mentioned liberty city, and liberty city is on the map. so is it terrell alvin mccraney an

the most recent was an attempted kidnapping at the preserve at deacon's walk apartments. we spoke exclusively with the victim's boyfriend. he said they came up with an escape plan they had to put into action monday night. the suspect tried to rob the woman at gunpoint in the common area of the complex. he made her go toward her apartment. she used her elbow to hit the buzzer for her apartment. that's when her boyfriend flung open the door scaring off the attacker. >> she's the hero. she did everything the best she could. she couldn't have done anything different. and i'm proud of her and i love her. >> the kidnappings have put the community on edge. a local gun shop owner tells us he's seeing more women buying pepper spray to try and protect themselves. >>> this morning we're hearing from the delaware woman who got a new kidney just day husband put a sign in their front yard pleading for one. >> yeah, this is the story that gives you the warm fuzzies. she says she has a whole new life just six weeks after surgery, serena crawford says she is recovering well. earlier this

the most recent was an attempted kidnapping at the preserve at deacon's walk apartments. we spoke exclusively with the victim's boyfriend. they came up with an escape plan which they put into action monday night. the suspect tried to rob the woman at gunpoint in the common area at the complex. he made her go toward her apartment. she used her elbow to hit the buzzer for her apartment. that's when the boyfriend flung open the door scaring off the attacker. >> sees the arrow, hit everything the best she could. she couldn't have done anything different. and i'm proud of her and i love her. >> the kidnappings have put the community on edge. local gun shop owner says he is seeing more women buying pepper spray to try and protect themselves. >> a trial is expected to start today for a man accused of attacking a transgender woman in philadelphia. the victim spoke to nbc 10 after the january attack. she told us her attacker punched her and hit her with a bag of groceries near city hall. she streamed the attack on facebook live. police arrested the suspect after they say the video

the most recent was an attempted kidnapping at the preserve at deacons walk apartments. tim furlong has the latest. >> the a run dell apartment complex was the scene of the second attacks. and today they installed a new security system so nobody but residents can access the common areas. at the sight h. site of the mos attack, neighbors will be on edge until the attacker is caught. >> like you need serious help. >> reporter: police are still investigating the attack here, but they have been clear they don't think they will solve this case alone. they think someone in the public is either going to know who this guy is and turn him in or someone will catch him in the act and call police. in the meantime police are taking precautions, person spray sales are unat soup at some sto. and students are told be aware. and at the came rakarate studio have decided if the attacker come near them, they will be as prepareds a poobl. t as possible. >> if you have the confidence to look like you know what you're doing, and you don't seem scared, but that makes you a target. >> reporter:

salary here he complied as if he was an employee an went through extraordinary lengths to make sure he deacon flikted himself. >> sean, you said the president still stands by make sure that insurance can be afforded by everyone. what's your specific response to the cbo's, estimate 64 years old right now under current law could shell out $1,700, but under this the premium would go up to 17,000 to 14,0$14,067? >> i think that analysis takes into consideration the message is a 64-year-old doesn't need maternity care, certain medical care services provided to them by this government product forced down them right now, so right now you have a product that doesn't fit where they are in life or the services they need, so number one having more choice and n the ability to taylor a plan towards the needs that an individual has whether it's an individual or family, number two, they don't have any competition, so when you combine both together, i think that number goes way down and then the third is that they can have whatever subsidy they want now. again they're getting a subsidy to a plan that has a v

is it happened at the deacon walk apartments in newark. >> she leaned over to grab the door and buzz in and it buzzes where her boyfriend was and when her boyfriend answered the suspect took off. >> so i grabbed my gun and went foo my truck and went left and right and there was no luck. the police work the quickly to preserve the crime scene, they believe he is the same man responsibility for two other attacks. >> it could very well be one of our family members, your family members that are the next victim. with that being said we are doing everything we can. >> reporter: last month in north wilmington and the anne arundel in pikes creek two women were ambushed the same way. they were walking into their homes and the suspect in black attacked. >> and the suspect chose an apartment complex where the doors don't lock. can you walk in and this is where he was waiting for the victim. >> in the first two attacks the women were sexually assaulted and forced to drive and take out cash. they need the community's help to find this guy. this will take the work of a resident who sees something

more nit, kansas state and wake forest, john collins had 26 for the demon deacons to get his team within two but k state would pull away. wesley with 24 plus the foul. d.j. johnson lefty finish for two of his 18 inside. also at six boards and stokes with five threes and the last one is going to steal it as kansas state advances 95-88 and will face cincinnati next. >>> cal hosting cal state bakersfield without bird or ivan both out because of injuries. this is not going well for the bears. derrick or dedrick scored 16 of the first 23 points. they got out to a fast lead and cal had no answers. damion with four threes. bakersfield was up 44-19 at one point. it is now 49-31 in the second half. >>> the sharks in the mids of a six-home stand. looking for pay back. steph curry shares a birthday with a sharks' fan. happy 50th there. over a minute into the game, the sabers get a lucky bounce off paul martin and burns leading to an easy goal for jack. 1-0 buffalo. joe pavelski falls and still scores, make it 1-1. under a minute left in the second, he will get the second goal of the game but he sco

catholic news service today is that the pope has also okayed a commission to study the history of women deaconschurch. he clarified that by adding he does not intend for that to sound like an open door. >>> it is the hottest new trend in beauty treatments, a trademarked procedure called the escar-glow feature. yes, as in snails. the slimy substance produced by snails is applied to your face for wrinkles, pores an even scarring. the treatment can work after just one try. each treatment costs between $300 and $500. >> at first you think you're going to have snails crawling all over your face. i realized it was a serum they're putting on. >> the mix with with hyluronic acid. >> we're told you'll have a little bit of redness right after the treatment. by the next day you'll be ready to go. >>> a lot of folks in our newsroom are hunting for a new home and spring is the time to find it. we've got some new numbers just in today. >>> and the d.c. area is seeing some imagine sales. consumer reporter the susan hogan has the numbers. >>> a 7-year-old child with autism went missing from her home and was fo

sid deacon who is another very prominent attorney. he went to tulane law school. he founded his own law firm and he is here today volunteering his time. i know them both well and i trust their judgment. they tell me that judge gorsuch is the best, you can take it to the bank. that you can take it home to mama because it's true. and i thank you. >> thank you, senator.e >> i believe that that's the last of the questioning for the committee, for the american bar association and for the country. we thank all of the people who participated and will continue to participate in this that you have reported. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we will take 30 seconds for staff to give the names of the new people. and i would ask the new people to come and stand behind their chair, and then i'll swear you come before you sit down, i'm going to go ahead and start the introduction anyway. the next panel will be judget deanell reece tacha, ms. massimino, judge henry, jameel jaffer, john kane, mr. perkins, leah bressack and if i pronounce anybody's name wrong, correct me when

many dioceses has married deacons. so it's already in play in some spots. we're going to keep you posted. for now we're live from wilmington, delaware. >>> staying in the first state, several people were hurt after a school bus and a dump truck collided in wilmington. the crash happened at d and heald streets. hearing impaired students were on board. a neighbor saw the whole thing and jumped in to see if everyone was okay. >> when i got to the dump truck i noticed they were bleeding really bad. the woman was pinned underneath the dashboard. i asked them were they okay. i was like, let's call 911 right now. >> the passenger and the bus driver and aide were hospitalized. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that left one person dead in chester county. the fire started around 10:00 this morning on valley forge road. we're told other people were in the house at the time. but they got out safely. >>> it was the second day of jury selection today for the man accused of the ambush killing of a pennsylvania state

the most recent was at the preserve at deacons walk apartments. we spoke with the woman's boyfriend. he says the man tried to rob his girlfriend. she used her elbow to hit the buzzer for her front door. he flung open the front door and scared off the attacker. >> she's the hero. she did everything the best she could. she couldn't have done anything different, and i'm proud of her and i love her. >> the kidnappings has put the community on edge. a local gunsh shop owner says h has seen more women buy pepper spray to protect themselves. >>> investigators are looking into the discovery of a man's body. a man using a metal detecter discovered the body along an old railroad bed in bethlehem township. the coroner is working to find out how he died. >>> staffers at the exeter community library in reading say they found swastikas and a note from three teens confessing to the crime. they asked for forgiveness and left $50 for the cleanup. >>> the debate over the new health care bill is set to get underway on capitol hill today. we'll have those details ahe

it happened here at deacons walk apartments. the apartments that used to be called the bluffs. this neighbor showed how it played out for the victim. after walking her dog she found the suspect hiding. he told her to go to to her apartment. upset but thinking quickly, the victim made a smart move. >> she took her elbow and hit the buzzer. >> reporter: she hit the buzzer for her apartment, her boyfriend opened the door and the suspect took off. >> i grabbed my weapon and jumped in my truck came flying down here down both sides of the road for someone walking with a black hoodie and black clothes. >> reporter: police have been patrolling here on clydesdales just to make sure everyone feels safe. that complex about 30 minutes drive from here. the next case was sunday february 19th at the arundel apartments eight minutes from here. police say they're doing everything possible to crack this case. >> this will not be solved by new castle county police alone. this will take the work of a resident who sees something suspicious who immediately picks up the phone and calls us. >> reporte

there were women deace deacones. today is different. why not consider it.or right now to women priests, but hoe's opening the door to married priests. for all of us, that's a hopeful step. little by little. >> how big of a shortage is there? is that the impetus for these changes? >> it's a really bad shortage right now. western europe has been decimated. the united states. africa, asia, there is vocation. now we're getting sent priests from those areas of the world to help supplement our shortage. we yuksed to send missionaries elsewhere, now they're spiendin priests to us. >> why the shortage? >> i can't tell you how many parents have said to me, i really wouldn't recommend my child, my son be a priest. i think there are so many opportunities right now. look at the priest scandal, the sex scandal, that put a mar on the priesthood. people are saying, why would i want to get my child involved in all of that. we have to do a lot of reeducation, a lot of reimagining. i think we have to open the door and say, this is what a modern-day priesthood looks like for

the most recent was an attempted kidnapping at the deacon apartments.ight of the recent attacks they came up with an escape plan in case it happened to them and it did monday night. the suspect tried to rob the girlfriend at gunpoint in the common area. he forced her toward her apartment. she used her elbow to hit the buzzer for her unit. that's when her boyfriend flung open the door scaring off her attacker. >> she's the hero. she did everything the best she could. she couldn't have done anything different. and i'm proud of her and i love >> the kidnappings have put the community on edge. a local gun shop owner tells us lately he has seen more women buying pepper spray in the area to try and protect themselves. >> a trial is expected to start today for a man accused of attacking a transgender woman in philadelphia. the victim reanna quigley spoke after the january attack. she told us her attacker punched her and hit her with a bag of groceries near city hall. she streamed the attack on facebook live and police arrested the suspect, de john warp man aft

police say the man tried to force a woman into her apartment at the prefer at preserve at deacon's walk ran when her boyfriend answered the door. investigators think it was the same man who sexually assaulted two other delaware women and forced them to take money out of atms. police are asking residents to report anything suspicious. >> uber hit a bump in the road and looking to call in another executive for a bit of a lift. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. quite the shakeup maribel. >> reporter: yes, nydia. uber is earning for actually number two executive to help its ceo travis kalnick. a video of him berating a uber driver along with sexism charges. he told employees yesterday he was looking for a appear to become uber's chief operating officer. let's talk stocks. energy and telecom stocks were week and investors look ahead to friday's jobs report. looks like futures are pointing to a mixed open. reports on private sector employment and wholesale inventories due out later today. women now hold 25 percent of senior management roles worldwide. that's up one percentag

in the meantime i was able to wind up a great publisher it deacon press, it has been around for 160 years and i have to recognize this wonderful press connect originally with the unitarian universalist church and used here. this event was in boston it would be out of the room but among those who are religiously inclined, beacon press has a distinguished history of publishing important work on civil rights, the labor movement, environmental issues, black history. i am humbled to be in the ranks of james baldwin and cornell west and howard zinn and reverend barber in north carolina, bill fletcher, the richmond story might have a lot of residence in many other company towns. they signed a contract for particularly interested in having bernie on the cover, doing the forward and that was before he got 13 million votes. the only other time in beacon's 160 year history that a senator contributed a forward to one of their books. in 1971, not remembered as well as he should be, mike revell from alaska, his name on a book that was beacon's all-time bestseller, multi-volume series called the pentago

here that he complied as if he was an employee and went to extraordinary lengths to make sure he deacon conflicted him and walked through the office of government ethics. that's -- >> is jared currently working on preparations for xi jinping's visit to mar-a-lago? >> i'm sure -- he's involved in a lot of stuff. i don't know specifically who is involved in that visit. yeah. >> sean, you just said that the president stands by making sure that insurance can be afforded by everyone. what's your response to the cbo's estimate that someone who is 64 years old making $26,000 right now under current law they would shl out $1700 in a premium but after this change the premium would go up from $1700 to $14600? what's the message to a 54-year-old who ten years from now faces that prospect? >> again, i will go back to the fact that i don't think that that analysis takes into consideration the choice that they have. part of the problem right now steve is that a 54-year-old doesn't need certain things. maternity care, they don't need medical services being provided to them by this government product t

my father was a deacon. involved.very very true in most southern cities, the church is sort of the center of the community. that is where you see your friends and that is where you get your inspiration. and i also study religion. i took a number of religion courses in college, which my parents were not happy about because those religion courses make you challenge scriptures in the bible. talkingas calling home about it, my parents were a little upset that i was questioned some of the principles that we sort of took for granted from our biblical teachings. that think it was really faith and that strong background that got me through those years when my mother died, all the way through college and all the way through medical school. unless i was on call, i was in church on sunday and i was there and that is been a very strong support. the integration of the church in my hometown, sort of like my high school, things disappeared when integration came to the school, my high school was a school no longer. before i

all the rec and park department and our partners to even make san francisco bigger shining cleaner deacon than it already is good so thank you so much. the thank you and welcome. >> lastly this leads into our video of the month, tomorrow 3:30 pm, it is san francisco d day at delta state in san francisco or san francisco doctors that. 3:30 pm so after you are extended st. patrick's day lunch, please, join us at civic center plaza with our beloved us professional sports team in san francisco, the doctors. the players will be out. the coach will be out be hosting soccer clinics for kids in partnership with america >> great. that serves the tenderloin a lot of other underserved neighborhoods in >> very good. the lease signing autographs, taking photos giving out lag. then there will also be a free public happy hour from 445-7 pm posted by another planet entertainment in america scores at bill graham auditorium. that is all the lead up to opening day of the inaugural season and north american soccer league saturday, march 25, 7 pm, drop by. keys are stating to witness history as the doctors ge

all the rec and park department and our partners to even make san francisco bigger shining cleaner deacon than it already is good so thank you so much. the thank you and welcome. >> lastly this leads into our video of the month, tomorrow 3:30 pm, it is san francisco d day at delta state in san francisco or san francisco doctors that. 3:30 pm so after you are extended st. patrick's day lunch, please, join us at civic center plaza with our beloved us professional sports team in san francisco, the doctors. the players will be out. the coach will be out be hosting soccer clinics for kids in partnership with america >> great. that serves the tenderloin a lot of other underserved neighborhoods in >> very good. the lease signing autographs, taking photos giving out lag. then there will also be a free public happy hour from 445-7 pm posted by another planet entertainment in america scores at bill graham auditorium. that is all the lead up to opening day of the inaugural season and north american soccer league saturday, march 25, 7 pm, drop by. keys are stating to witness history as the doctors ge

all the rec and park department and our partners to even make san francisco bigger shining cleaner deacon than it already is good so thank you so much. the thank you and welcome. >> lastly this leads into our video of the month, tomorrow 3:30 pm, it is san francisco d day at delta state in san francisco or san francisco doctors that. 3:30 pm so after you are extended st. patrick's day lunch, please, join us at civic center plaza with our beloved us professional sports team in san francisco, the doctors. the players will be out. the coach will be out be hosting soccer clinics for kids in partnership with america >> great. that serves the tenderloin a lot of other underserved neighborhoods in >> very good. the lease signing autographs, taking photos giving out lag. then there will also be a free public happy hour from 445-7 pm posted by another planet entertainment in america scores at bill graham auditorium. that is all the lead up to opening day of the inaugural season and north american soccer league saturday, march 25, 7 pm, drop by. keys are stating to witness history as the doctors ge

robert williams who organized veterans in deacons for defense and they were armed. they had, you know, m-1 rifles, steel helmets, fox holes and they fought back with gunfire against the ku kluz klan. robert williams was arrested, he actually fled the country and went to cuba, lived in cuba in exile for probably 20 years. henry was in a top position because he knew perfectly well that the potential for armed resistance was there. he knew also that very often our meet negotiation the south were actually -- they were actually armed guards, not visible but the white community knew they were there. henry was faced with a problem. this was the first series about civil rights and henry felt it was critical that all americans see this and that this be accessible and really learn something from this and he made a tactical or strategic decision, he was not going to talk about self-defense or robert williams in that first series. we did six shows which eyes in the prize won which is the nonviolent movement and then eyes two. it talks a lot about armed rebellion. that's a long