judge emmett sullivan started doing that after the report of the investigation. the investigation he required came out. and it was identified that because he had not entered a specific order, the prosecutors could not be prosecuted for contempt. they could have been disbarred. so the bar associations must be commanded to step up and deal with that. i'm hoping that there is a public outcry and response to the book to urge bar associations to be more responsible, and i though that there is going to be legislation introduced soon called the prosecutorial integrity act that should receive bipartisan support. there was an effort upon the publication of the report on the stevens investigation that judge sullivan had ordered, a bipartisan effort started by senator lisa murkowski from alaska to introduce the fairness and disclosure of evidence act. it received support across the board. the aclu, the national chamber of commerce, the national association of defense lawyers, the american bar association, every state bar association i read about, everyone. every major legal

and good afternoon >> good afternoon directors it's my pleasure to introduce emmett nelson who has been in office since 2012 he's taken a leadership roll in implementing some of the programs you've approved the free muni for youth it was administered and put in place he was transitioning all the lifestyle customers that used to wait outside in the commissioner melgar lead to a picture card no more lines ii like emmitt he's looking at technology and he's the key of moving customers more to audit mansion and often visiting our commissioner melgar and emmitt we appreciate you in finance. >> on behalf of the board of directors and all the people of the city thank you for your outstanding work and especially free muni for youth. >> i want to thank the board and ed it's been fun to work and serve issuing our trans riders in a better way and both the programs to transition into full-time running is great i want to thank peter and diane they have helped but the main work was off to our staff to help with the programs without them i wouldn't have completed them thank you it's an honor (clapping.

four year old emmett rash suffered burns to his throat. he was one year old when this happened.he burns were so bad, that the little boy couldn't eat, speak or breathe on his own. doctors at cincinnati's children's hospital had to create a way to save his life. listen to how they did this from the doctor. >> we were able to take a segment of the colon from the abdomen, move it up to his chest and his neck, and recreate a tube that allows him to swallow. >> modern medicine just amazing. >> real. >> i the battery that emmett swallowed by the way, popped out of the remote control. this is where the parents come in. look through your toys, mother now working with law makers to require screws on battery covers rather than just springs. >> i think this, 6:47. reality show became all too real for crew member in omaha, nebraska. an audio supervisor for the television show cops was shot and killed during a attempted robbery at a fast-food restaurant, the suspect, who was caring a pellet gun, police say the officer involved had very close relationship with the crew member whether no choic

the battery that emmett swallowed popped out after remote control. mother's now working with lawmakers to require screws on battery covers rather than just springs. that makes sense. >> a texas outreach ministry work to go get hundreds of homeless people off the streets. called mobile lobes and fishes. and the group has been working for ten years now, to build community first villages for austin's homeless population. the project includes 235 homes with rent 100 to 400 a month, also gardens where they can gather fresh fruits and vegtables for their meals. >> most importantly it, provides them a neighborhood to live in, it is a first class master plane gated community where our friends are safe, and they're able to be settled. >> there are 2300 people without a place to call home in austin. more than 900 of them are chronically homeless. >> never been to austin. i heard that is great place. >> really neat town. >> 5:48 the time. famous pup out there who just got himself into this guiness book of world records. >> a pom rain yan. he made his debut in k

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she was shot inside her apartment. 21 year-old emmett if he was arrested with 10 others.ek the 29 year-old and the mother of five was hit by a bullet that ran through the car wash to the sleeping. officers seized four guns and drugs during that crime sweep. three teams were connected with arson. redwood city police and firefighters responded to the task required. firefighters put out the blaze and discovered several other areas and the area that had been burned. two runways at s.f. 0 half that have been close are we opening the sunday. the runways were closed due to and safety in inspections. with a mine to run with an operation it cannot handle as many flights as that usually does. the smart phone kill switch may come to california as early as next july. yesterday it has the state assembly and has be pushed further in order to get the and installation at installed. the measure will only go towards phones and laptops or i pass /notebooks. if crews don't finish and it will have to finish next weekend. there's a delay 6-- delays up to half an hour.. george clooney is a step

. >> the emmetts are now living in a travel trailer on the street. more fortunate neighbors have reached out. >> people offered to let us shower at their home. >> the next street over, more red tags. in fact you can track the fault. the fault goes right under hunter's house. >> we haven't talked to the engineers yet, that's why i'm still smiling, so we'll see. there's nothing we can do. >> we heard that sentiment a lot today. they are just doing the best they can in earthquake country. coming up how the euphoria of survival is now becoming the reality of reconstruction. >>> that woman known as the serial stow away, incredibly she has been arrested in phoenix for loitering at an airport. 62-year-old was taken into custody in the baggage area of sky harbor airport this morning. it was the second time she had been spotted at sky harbor without a ticket. you remember she was arrested after -- she was sentenced to 6 months in jail but she was released a few days later because of overcrowding. it's not clear how she got to arizona. >>> the biggest names in

the day they got back, the day that emmett till was murdered in mississippi and a company days later refused to give up her seat to a white man in montgomery, alabama. >> it's over! chicago wins the united states championship! >> reporter: nearly 60 years later the world's getting to see an achievement in stark contrast to events of 1955. the jackie robinson west team, all-fridge american club made to the little league world series in 1933. 31 years later doing it again and going for the championship. >> we hear so much about the negativity that goes on. it's refreshing to be out here to support something that's great. >> it's been hard, though. we've been getting stopped a lot. >> reporter: not asked for autographs. >> yes. >> odd, isn't it? >> well -- >> reporter: it's cool. >> the message, let kids play. let -- we -- let's got take away their dreams. let's allow them, you know, let kids live their dreams and see what happens. amazing things happen to the kids and to all of us when all given, you know, on equal opportunity. >> reporter: jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >>> i'm so glad

so, he hands me over in fact to the brother of the man who killed emmett teller and hauled off to this little jail. all an attempted intimidation. but within that context the mayor then confiscates the shotgun of the man i'm staying with as evidence. and this is my first entrance into the gun discussion because when i get back to this man, he is worried about his gun because southerners -- self-defense wasn't the primary reason southerners had guns. they were poor. they used the guns for hunting. they put food on the table with guns. they used guns to keep -- rats out of the garden, the third item on the list of reasons the southerners -- mr. joe, the man i'm staying with, joe mcdonald, is now, when i'm back, worrying about what to do without his gun. and i tell him he has a right to his gun. and he asks me if i was sure. and we had a history book and had the u.s. constitution, and i went and got the history book and i read the second amendment out loud to him. and the guy i was with, charles mclauren, who is right down the road here, says, you see, mr. joe, that's where it says you ha

was to investigate what had happened, to try to seek out witnesses and then try to get justice for emmettamily. that was something that really kind of bothered him also, as would a 14 year old child who was brutally murdered and his kind of things replicate themselves as well. in 1955 there were several murders in mississippi, lamont smith in her cave in mississippi. and again evers was responsible for investing those and then trying to get justice. and so with that he had to go in and oftentimes in disguise to try to figure what had happened, to try to speak to individuals who may have witnessed it, get a sense of what had gone on, then trying to fill out affidavits and things of that nature. most important, to get the word out to the naacp headquarters in new york so they could also figure out what's going on these were some of the prominent things that evers was involved in but i think it's important to understand when were talking about medgar evers and civil rights activism that everyday ey the individuals get up and leave the house, this is the mentality that we have to think of tod

to the point that emmett sullivan made it clear he was going to dismiss the indictment against ted stephens that point we had new attorney general, his name was eric holder, and he said he was going to clean up the department of justice. so he came in, i think about six weeks after he was appointed, he came in and dismissed the indictment against senator stephens in the interests of justice. i thought, hallelujah. we're going to make some real progress here. now would be a good time for us to go talk to the department of justice and let them know what all has come to lying in our case -- come to light in our case because we had finally gotten the notes of thousands of hours of interviews of andrew fast you and he has said there was no crime in the merrill lynch case either. even he had agreed there was no guarantee from enron that would have made the transsection illegal. the entire thing that the government's case was premised on, he said that didn't happen. they had proved their case only by using the hearsay testimony of fastows subordinates and he said one thing to sis subordinates subo

ae emmett -- the sms api is set of instructions that tells the phone cap software components should interactwith each other. how do we have the authority to developerat an app get access to a manufacturer's software? not optimal to say the least way serious and substantive changes to the item are made with little notice and with no opportunity for public input. order penalizes the four nationwide wireless operators who volunteered to develop a text-to-911 solution without a mandate. this decision rewards those voluntary efforts, efforts we should be encouraging with strict regulatory mandate and the cold comfort that those new rules are generally and this, as in other areas, the message to companies under the f.c.c.'s purview is clear. doesn't matter how well you behalf or what commitments you voluntarily under take, there will be no escape from the f.c.c.'s regulatory playground. when it comes to public safety, we all share the goal of making 911 more effective, responsive, and accessible to every american. i do not for a minute question the sincerity of those supporting this order. but ado

and also to the murder of emmett till. such momentous events. explain that. >> well, all these have something to do with race. they're black men who are assassinated or killed by white men. and i think that has a been in our history for a long time. and i think people aren't ignoring that. the people in ferguson, missouri are look agent this very closely and trying to find out what is happening. and a i think their understanding that there has been two standards. the black community is the majority in ferguson. and yet you see police police brutality. you see police arrest. you see police people who are talking being victims of the police department. you see people who came out with these militaristic weapons as if they were fighting in afghanistan or somewhere else. >> i want to get you to talk more about this. what did you make of the military-style police in the streets facing off? >> it was shocking. don, let me tell you, those are things that we thought we were going to have to use after 9/11, when we saw thousands of citizens, black, white

was emmett allowed to get killed and his mother died in the '90s? there was hanging and lynchings.they over power black people doing the slavery because my mother said, out of every slave house, there was 50 slaves to 200 whites. and if you did something wrong, they would walk to your house and beat you completely down. we didn't flee from this country. we were broken down in all kind of ways. to have a black man come and teach us, we have only been taught what they teach us in school, belief in crist first columbus. you have to believe in the bible because this is where it's at. we have been let down by our black people who fought and put in partitioned slavery. they get up and forget about the bottom rail. what you talk about now? we talking about race or murder? we could talk about race. race will last us until the time we are dead and gone. i saw my mother with welts on her back. my mother, everything they created in statesburg, georgia, has been taken from them. they didn't ever have a whi beautiful lawn. black women chair hair. i said if a black man sleep with you all, y'all

was emmett allowed to get killed and his mother died in the '90s? there was hanging and lynchings.they over power black people doing the slavery because my mother said, out of every slave house, there was 50 slaves to 200 whites. and if you did something wrong, they would walk to your house and beat you completely down. we didn't flee from this country. we were broken down in all kind of ways. to have a black man come and teach us, we have only been taught what they teach us in school, belief in crist first columbus. you have to believe in the bible because this is where it's at. we have been let down by our black people who fought and put in partitioned slavery. they get up and forget about the bottom rail. what you talk about now? we talking about race or murder? we could talk about race. race will last us until the time we are dead and gone. i saw my mother with welts on her back. my mother, everything they created in statesburg, georgia, has been taken from them. they didn't ever have a whi beautiful lawn. black women chair hair. i said if a black man sleep with you all, y'all

was emmett allowed to get killed and his mother died in the '90s? there was hanging and lynchings. over power black people doing the slavery because my mother said, out of every slave house, there was 50 slaves to 200 whites. and if you did something wrong, they would walk to your house and beat you completely down. we didn't flee from this country. we were broken down in all kind of ways. to have a black man come and teach us, we have only been taught what they teach us in school, belief in crist first columbus. you have to believe in the bible because this is where it's at. we have been let down by our black people who fought and put in partitioned slavery. they get up and forget about the bottom rail. what you talk about now? we talking about race or murder? we could talk about race. race will last us until the time we are dead and gone. i saw my mother with welts on her back. my mother, everything they created in statesburg, georgia, has been taken from them. they didn't ever have a whi beautiful lawn. black women chair hair. i said if a black man sleep with you all, y'all are