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eric dyson, sociology professor.ked the question -- are we in the midst of a moment or a movement? >> i hope it's a movement, i hope it will ignite a greater degree, whether it's voter i.d., whether it's racial profiling and sometimes unfair police tactics. all the way across the board. we are up against a right wing resurgence in this nation. we have got to recognize that there's an element there that wants to repeal the 20th century, turn the nation back to the 1890s and i think we have a duty and a responsibility to educate and inspire and motivate people to push back and resist this yesterday vision of america and i think we have to replace it with a future vision. >> do we have the strength, dr. dyson, though to turn into a full fledged movement? we have seen troy davis, tooky williams, we have seen black people executed by the state without a full-fledged response. is this a different time? >> well, i think it is the potential to be as the mayor just indicated. the moment is luminous, but the movement has to be

let us say a man. -- amen. >> thank you, reverend dyson. ok. with that, we are going to move to the next item on the agenda, which is the singing of "lift every voice and sing," the negro national anthem. it is in your program. the words in your program. we are only going to sing the first stanza. we are not going to sing all three versus of it. in your program. please stand. >> everyone join in with singing the national anthem, "lift every voice and sing," by james weldon johnson. ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring rang with the harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resume armed -- resound loud as the roaring sea sing a song full of the hope it has brought us sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us facing the rising sun of our new day begun let us march on till victory is won ♪ thank you. [applause] >> i understand that the mayor will be joining us in a minute. i have some other person's i would like to identify it as present. commissioner griffith is with us. also

professor dyson, i want to come to you now. you said and you've said this repeatedly, in many ways, republicans have wanted to denude the president of any achievement of this event. going back to what ken vogel and ari was saying, the fact is this showed enormous strength of character. it was a unilateral action and going into foreign territory with no guarantee of success whatsoever. >> i think they are absolutely right. the reality is that this was a very risky military venture. he risked a great deal of political cap. hit gone south, his reputation would have followed. he was able to muster the courage to make the decision, the clarity of mind, the lucidity of the decision process and he acted with dispatch. he didn't sit there once having heard about 911 for four or five or six minutes in a classroom and then run for cover. he made an executive decision. he achieved his goal. he announced it to the american people. and he moved on to the next situation. he is cool and calm. not only in domestic situations but in internation

northbound 201 at dyson road after brandywine rd. is closed until further notice. they have to bring in a reconstructed investigation crew. that crashed is very serious. through southeast washington right now there's light volume light295, but growing in volume at the suitland parkway. normal travel times to the wilson bridge in and out of annapolis to get into northeast. back inside. >> 6:20 right now. >> and areas of rain this morning, and more thunderstorms expected this afternoon and evening of. later today the storms could be strong to severe. potentially gusty wind and damaging hail. we will monitor that especially later in the day. but now there is beneficial rain moving through parts of our region especially southern maryland. you will notice that everything is pretty much moving west to east with a little bit of a subtle a component to some of it. moderate showers along 66, no. fauquier county near marshall, virginia. getting a break from the beltway, even in prince george's county where we most recently had moderate rain. that's moving east. in parts of m

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[applause] >> george dyson.pplause] >> he so my history of financial institutions is a history of learning about these things. so for example, in 1811, new york, the state of new york, created a new conservative bar which did two things. first, corporate law. and allowed anybody to set up a corporation with minimal restrictions. you used to have to go to the legislature and get special permission and secondly, they created limited liability for investors. what that meant was is if you invested in the company in the company was later accused of wrongdoing, the complaints, the lawsuits could never go after your assets because you invested in the company. before that, people were afraid to invest in companies they didn't really know, so it made everything like a family business. you had to have people you trust. the law changed everything and that was copied over all the world. a friend of david maas has studied these carefully but i think it created a sense of pleasure and investing. people used to invest in lotte

nothing there. >> julian, professor dyson, s.e., stay with us. next, why is the sunshine state in the midst of a purge that even joseph stalin would admire? stay with us. >> we recognize the department of highway safety had information about non-citizens that we could use to compare to our roles and if we verify that we had non-citizens on our roles, to remove them. >> voted for the last almost 15 years, really don't understand it. to me it is like an insult. i was teaching a martial arts class and having a heart attack. my brother doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i'm a fighter and now i don't have that fear. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need

dyson goes over to make sure he's okay, right? no. he's just really concerned about the baseball like did you make the catch or not. he did make the catch. it's an out. take another look. ironically it was gordon who stayed in the game. dyson had to be replaced. in the 3rd the power continues for the birds. did he get enough? oh, yeah. the tenth home run already this season. the birds lead the royals 3-2 in the 7th. >>> yesterday the maryland women fell to northwestern 9-7 in the sell any finals of the ncaa lacrosse tournament. their male counterparts took on duke in their semifinal game. it's maryland and duke actually going at it right now. two schools that no matter what the sport, there is no love lost. the terps trying to advance to the national championship game on monday. they got off to a great start. look at the pass from kevin cooper to billy gribbi ni. that is -- gribbin. that is teamwork. from behind the duke net, it's the freshman kevin forcer with -- forster with the nifty turn. maryland leads in the second yachter 6-2.

professor dyson, you recall what happened. newt gingrich that it was carpet bombing.looks as though he was severely attacked by mitt romney during that period. >> two bullies bullying each other. except in this case, romney had the deeper pockets and the bigger bully pulpit. so this bullygate is a pattern being established here as he said, carpet bombing and the unprincipled assault that is involved there. also the flip flopping that he is accusing the president of. trying to bully the president into a narrow definition of beliefs when the evolution has been made clear and he has been transparent by it. mr. romney on the other hand, flip flopping constantly for political gain and expediency, never acknowledging it. i do think the cranbrook situation reveals a person who is capable of engaging in activities. then having plausible deniability. you know i don't remember that but if you say i did, all of the accumulated empirical evidence says you were there. so it is easing in the back door of truth as opposed to standing up and being honest about it. >> karen finney, wh

ladies and gentlemen, please, join me in welcoming george dyson. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> so glad to have you here, george. >> great to be here. fantastic exhibits. they're just incomprehensibly good. >> well, thank you. thank you very much. we're delighted you're here, and you're among friends. these are your people, george. [laughter] so we're going to have some fun tonight. let's talk about, first, the process of writing the book. now, you have an intensely personal connection to princeton and the advanced, the institute of advanced study because of your father, freeman dyson. >> and my mother. >> and your mother. >> my mother was there first. >> absolutely. so talk a little bit about that, what it was like to grow up and be among people at isa? >> well, i've got to be careful what i say, but for a child, for a young boy it was not that interesting a place because it was populated mainly by theoreticians who, you know, would work on pencil and paper all day and go off in the woods and talk about physics, an

let's turn to michael eric dyson. on a serious, very serious side of this, we all know the president was born in the united states. he has all the documentation, is this just another form of racism being played out in a different form? >> from your mouth to the americans ears. the man has shown every documentation of his legitimate birth in hawaii. he's been clear about it. he's been consistent about it. the officials in hawaii have satisfied that this is the case. they have stood behind the president. the president has reiterated the fact that his document is legitimate and gave the long form for us to see. what in the world do these people want except to raise the dander of unbeknowing americans and americans. it's just another way to chip away at his authenticity. >> it's this narrative that president obama is the other in all of this. they're trying to justify it any way they can. the secretary of state of arizona just a few days ago was talking about all these e-mail he's been getting and he's got to do his job a

like the iphone and hopefully the dyson vacuum clean, whatever it is.panies and manufacturing company, they're the not service companies like mircosoft. they make real things. >> smexplain this to me because you say the reason companies go to asia to manufacture things is not solely because of labor costs, which are substantially lower than they are in the west. it's got more to do with explain chains so that you have to change a whole way of doing business in westernized nations to create manufacturing economies. what are the things required? >> two things. first of all, we have to encourage people to start businesses. and i wrote a wrote for david cameron and i suggested various ways you could increase manufacturing in britain. fortunately he's carried out one those things but one important thing is to increase the tax relief that you give to companies. >> we have to make it easier to get land and open factories. one of the catalysts to you moving out of the uk was the inability to get a permit to expand one of your factories. >> it's total madness. w

but as michael eric dyson pointed out, that's not what they're in it for.they're in it for is to extract as much wealth for their investors as they can. to me this campaign is about the difference between a financial capitalist, mitt romney, and a human capitalist, barack obama. human capitalists invest in people. in education. in health care. in construction jobs. real people to work. financial capitalists, all that they're interested in, is letting the magic of the market go to work by giving the wealthy as much money as they can through tax cuts with the assumption that that will work. the problem with their theory is that it was tried over the last ten years with the bush tax cuts, and it failed. so financial capitalism has failed. human capitalism which goes back to abraham lincoln, investing -- >> fdr. >> all the way through. human capitalism is what built america. so this is the philosophical dilemma. >> if i may say so, that is a brilliant definition. thank you so much. >>> next, are republicans steering us toward another debt ceiling debacle? stay

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about finished joint second while dyson fell away by badly in the final round of seventy six. we will end with football the women's game in iran received a massive boost in march after fifo lifted their five year ban on plays wearing head. scarfs this left the international team free once again to playing. pool three went to watch as they took on russia in moscow. it's been a frustrating five years for female footballers from iran a ruling by fee for in two thousand and seven outlawed players wearing head scarves true to safety concerns women from iran are required to cover their head and neck due to the country's religious laws and the same applies to footballers with neither party willing to back down iran's women's olympic team were forced to pull out of a qualifier with jordan last year. however football's governing body finally overturned their ban on players wearing the he job out of bill crow was used instead of metal pins to fasten the headscarf so overcoming feet of safety concern one is footballers always been very popular in iran however before the ban was overturne

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victory dyson fell away badly with a round of seventy six while dane soren killed since finished tied for second with the spaniards are one hundred ten is out is that as a. really good you know. a little. bit especially when you're sort of saw it. they're off to a great start. so you know everything easy even if it wasn't funny we will end with football the women's game in iran received a massive boost in march and after faith lifted their five year ban on players wearing head scarves this left the international team free once again to play in global tournament some richard paul fleet went to watch as they took on russia in moscow. it's been a frustrating five years for female footballers from iran a ruling by fi third in two thousand and seven out will play is wearing headscarves due to safety concerns women from iran are required to cover their head and neck the country's religious morals and the same applies to footballers with neither party willing to back down iran's women's olympic team were forced to pull out of a qualifier with jordan last year. however football's governing bo

a strong club seven under par final round of sixty five to an impressive three shot victory while dyson fell away badly with a round of seventy six. seven kelson finished tied for second responding to one hundred kind i thought it. was it was really good you know i played very well we struggled it is a bit especially yesterday so i just tried to stay calm today to a great start the ball very well so you know everything easy even if it wasn't. moving on to basketball and after losing their previous thirteen games in n.b.a. playoffs the new york knicks finally have a win to celebrate as a magnificent forty one points from carmelo anthony help them beat the miami heat the final score was eighty nine eighty seven although miami still leave the series three one and could close that victory at home on the wednesday and elsewhere the boston celtics are also just one win away from the second round following a one hundred one point six seventy nine victory ireland while philadelphia beat the chicago bulls for a three one series lead and the l.a. lakers also lead their series by the same scorelin

. >> michael eric dyson on mitt romney's lack of courage to cut ties with trump. >>> the ghost of ronald reagan is make an appearance in wisconsin. >> win this one. >> we'll tell you why john doe and big bucks could win this election for the democrats. >>> good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching. the one thing about the republicans, that's masters at doing stuff when nobody else is watching. you need to watch this story. on the heel offense a national holiday honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, here comes are radical governor who is spearheading a version of democracy. governor rick scott's voter purge is tossing eligible voters under the rolls who are under a deadline to prove they are eligible to vote. bill nicola, he's war hero, he's a veteran. he's one example. he's a 91-year-old decorated veteran of world war ii who received a letter telling him, you're not a u.s. citizen. therefore you're ineligible to vote. to correct this mistake, you know what he's got to do? he must now request a hearing of with the supervisor of elections to prove he's

what's fair game here michael eric dyson. is an examination of mitt romney's faith? >> absolutely. it's consequent impact upon one's own political views. the reality is it's a double standard here. wright was evoked as the big bad bully who was going to force barack obama to bow down at the knees of black liberation theology. it's not a hateful theological position. it's an argument about the fundamental nature of white supremacy in the area. on the other hand, the reality is if we're going to play what's good for the loose is good for the slander. if we're going to suggest that barack obama was influenced by wright then what are the views on the church that mitt romney put forth. and couldn't afford to be priests in the religious affairs of that church until 1978. when the ncaa put restrictions upon those institutions which would deny legitimate standings. i think there's a relationship between on the one hand of the politics of the culture and the church decision itself. we shouldn't gloss over that as well. >> we also shouldn't forget that hannity makes this idea of reporting th

crane highway is blocked north of dyson road. use cherry tree yo alternate ro more at 6:17. >>> our time right now is 6:12. five men from ohio are behind bars accused in a domestic terror plot. >> investigators say the five bought fake explosives from an undercover federal agent and then they thought they were getting ready to blow up a bridge. >> that bridge is in brexville, ohio, a southern suburb of cleveland. teresa garcia tells us what police say motivated this group. >> reporter: f.b.i. agents arrest the five men they say tries to blow up a bridge in the suburbs of cleveland. >> they placed the two inner ivs at the base of a concrete support pillar in an attempt to detonate the devices. >> reporter: the f.b.i. started investigating the men last october after getting a tip. the group allegedly researched various targets before picking the bridge. then an undercover agent sold them two inoperable explosive devices. >> i want to stress and we all want to stress up here that at no time during the course of the investigation was

northbound, we had a crash that had all of the northbound lanes blocked at dyson.he road has reopened, but delays jammed even past 5. so lanes are open northbound on 301. you're still experiencing delays right now. over to i-95 in virginia, hitting the brakes at lorton. and your delays actually start out of quantico. you're under speed at about 34 miles per hour. looking at a 41-minute drive to get from quantico to thetuate. and the beltway in montgomery county, you know how it goes, slow already. hitting the brakes at new hampshire avenue. delays start around i-95. to get to i-270, driving at about 42 miles per hour. back in ten. >>> the blind chinese legal activist at the center of a diplomatic debate between the u.s. and china is at a medical facility in beijing right now. chen guangcheng left the u.s. embassy there this morning. he is receiving medical treatment and will be reunited with his family soon. china now demanding an apology from the u.s. he escaped house arrest last month. he's won worldwide acclaim for exposing forced sterilization and late-term abo