i think emmett till becomes emmett till. other people die.n they are dragging other bodies in 1964, they find other bodies. people had just gone missing or supposedly went away for tried to leave. their bodies are in the river. they talk about -- in the mississippi river lord, lord lord the in the mississippi river song talks about the bodies coming out of the river. he is not an anomaly. he is not the only person to be killed. it rattles some people, even mr. timothy jenkins later joins -- he talks about knowing the atrocities across the south. when the emmett till case happened, it doesn't necessarily mean anything surprising to him did he is owing to philadelphia. what is the context of his place where he learns the politics and could critique things? say it again. the barbershop. the barbershop is on your list of places where you can go. you can go in there and experience what we are talking about. in this barbershop -- i love this barbershop. the people in this barbershop are a lot of people we study in history. all kind of dignitaries.

in chicago, she meets lewis sttill, emmett's father. emmett till is born in 1941. he is a baby boomer. people born during the time of world war ii. his family is a part of this microworld -- migrant world. they moved to chicago, and he is raised in chicago, raised until he is killed, but he is a chicago kid. just like other migrants, he knows things about the south and learns things about the self from the family members who are from the south. he actually visited the south before his fatal trip. he had done so as a toddler. he did not have the mirror that, but he had migrants around him all the time. there are lots of mississippi people there. he also learn from people and his family. his mother would talk to him about the south. she grew up visiting chicago and there were lots of things in chicago that were similar to the south and lots of things that were distinct. one in particular is a really rich church community. she goes to the church of god in christ, where his grandmother was a founding member. you read about him saying that she took it relatives, friends

then, we will turn back to after emmett till's death, knowing we also had the brown decision. we will see a great film on a man named charles hamilton houston. he is like my 1950's and 1960's crash. we will look at his work. we will also think about this long civil rights narrative. so when people even say emmett till was my spark for getting in the movement, i think listening to their stories and there in all biographies and memoirs and conduct thing -- conduct doing interviews -- and conducting interviews with them and listening to their stories, i think that their family structures and their family experiences also have to politicize them even know this is a really important, important moment. so we're going to move forward and look at how these people and their parents are part of what we see happening in the 1950's and 1960's. how they make that moment of the cold war when we can maximize for justice struggles. so i want you to read whatever it says on your syllabus and be will sure that you seriously consider my comments to you about your papers. i am looking forward to

rebecca robisch will go into the water for the lead and emmett jackson follows. runor: and robisch has to through benson. >> yes, and there is a very , developing a french athlete. the french don't send their out unless they are ready. i like that. you don't want to go 18 feet down, you want to be able to keep going. nieschlage hero justus gave a lead for germany, but australia and france created a four away it -- lead for the podium. trevor: now it is france and great britain, that is your are justour, and we three quarters of an hour into this. this is just a terrific name. you can see it is raining and it is pretty cold, pretty cool, people are in coats here in the middle of july. a lot of german flags on display as you can see. you've got a magnificent view. so close to the athletes. this third stage is so often what is sorted out. you can certainly lose it. you are that far out of range. -- allfour's athlete four athletes up to execute it, there would certainly be a problem. trevor: it looks that we are going to get a breakaway of four here, i think. and don

. >> even longer than 40 years, we have jay z and will smith wanting to tell the story emmett hill. >> we think it is going to be a 6-part story. he was a teenager killed by a group of white men, they said he flirted with a white woman and they thought that was reason to kill a child. pruettly murdered. jay z and will teamed up on annie, they produced that. this should be really, really great. >> two heavy weights. >> and they don't do anything halfway. >> any word on who is going to be in it? >> no it is so early, i don't think they have even a writer. >>> president obama is in ethiopia, holding meetings on counterterrorism and human rights. >>> and three prolific pitchers and a man known for his grit inducted into cooperstown. >>> first here's allison with a look at more, well she is going to tell us about it later >>> president obama is holding talks with ethiopian leaders. they are focusing on human rights and security issues. the president landed in the capital this morning. president obama is the first sitting american president to visit the east african nation. >>> his first st

justice thomas walked to his desk and had on his desk a super bowl ticket encased that was signed by emmettd gave it to carlos. and said tell you what carlos i'm going to give you this. i want you to promise me though you will get a's in school next year and carlos with his eyes big and bright said absolutely sir, i will. and you know justice thomas had moments like that over and over and over again. he is a man with an incredible heart. >> that is amazing. >> heart for people. and in my new book "a time for truth" over and over again i tell stories about the supreme court, what is going on behind closed doors. >> it is great stuff. including the time you watched hard core pornography with sandra day o'connor. that is reason enough to buy the book. senator, thank you very much. and good luck. >> thank you and let me say, we are seeing incredible excitement. >> wow -- >> and in just a couple of months. over 100,000 people have come to tedcruz.org. tedcruz.org. >> that is good. >> over 100,000 people have come to tedcruz.org. tonight at midnight is the end of our fundraising quarter. we're at

of two hours justice thomas walked to his desk and he had a super bowl ticket that was signed by emmettth. he picked it up and gave it to carlos and said i'm going to give you this but i want you to promise me you will get as in school next year. carlos with his eyes big and bright nodded and said absolutely sir, i will. justice thomas had moments like that over and over and over again. he is a man with an incredible heart. heart for people. and in my new book "a time for truth" over and over again i tell stories about the supreme court, what is going on behind closed doors. >> great stuff including the time you watched hard core pornography with sandra day o'connor. thank you so much for being here and good luck with the book. >> thank you. let me say we are say see incredible excitement. >> on cue. >> in just a couple of months over 100,000 people have come to tedcruz.org. tonight at midnight is the end of our fundraising quarter. we are at a packed fundraiser here in houston. i would encourage your supporters come to tedcruz.org. >> whip lash from every that happened there. >>> we wi

it's the jimmie lee jackson and medgar evers and emmett till and today you have to add clementa pinckney to the list and today we have the flag coming down. >> and this flag this is -- >> that is the banner that we all -- >> where are you from? >> greenwood, south carolina. >> this gentleman joins us. you're from where? >> greenwood, south carolina. >> do you believe this is the only flag that should be -- >> this is the flag that unites us and that's the flag that's coming down that has, unfortunately, drieded a lot of people. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> the american flag. >> have respect for the people that honor that as their heritage but it's been used in other ways. it's been a symbolic of a lot of things that are negative and a lot of things that are part of the dark part of our country's history. >> when you -- i'm leaning close to you because i want the microphone to pick you up. why did you come today? >> i have been here several days sir. >> why? >> to show support for the people here with me and i think it's time after 54 years that that flag comes down. >> when you l

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it's not emmett. manus: thank you so much for giving us your time this morning.ts initially had a little bit of a flurry. we have some context. what is your take? mark: at the beginning of today's session, we replicated the behavior of the euro against the dollar in the previous two weeks. the euro immediately fell by 6/10 of 1%. take a look at this chart. this is the euro dollar day chert. the euro crept along until the big news came out. the euro summit has unanimously reached agreement on it greece. the euro started to rise against the dollar. that was just before 8:00 london time. the euro has come back. now we are about a quarter of 1% lower against the dollar. this comes after a 1.1% rise on friday against the dollar. hedge funds and other large speculators are virtually unchanged for a second week. what's interesting is the euro has gained almost 5% in the last three months. that's the best performer tracked by bloomberg's correlation indices. that's the euro against the dollar. we had highs once the news of the deal broke, but it's been creeping low. the

the flag went up over the cuban emmett the -- cuban embassy in washington.ry of state john kerry made it clear that the u.s. will not negotiate over the u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay cuba. >> at this time, there is no discussion and no intention on our part to alter the existing lease treaty or other arrangements with respect to the naval station. vonnie: the cuban foreign minister was standing next to him at a news conference and said guantanamo bay must be returned to cuba before relations can be completely normalized. ohio governor john kasich become the 16th republican to enter the presidential race. he makes his formal announcement. today he is 63 and served 18 years in congress before being elected governor. his first test will be getting into the first residential debate next month in his home state. only the top 10 candidates will make it an e is in 12th place right now in the polls. apple releases earnings today after the bell and investors will have to dig to figure out how many apple watches were sold and what sales will be included and other

>> well look, i spent a lot of time with these 20 pages of the transcript in front of judge emmett sullivanying for entire month to get the irs to produce emails from lois lerner. wanted them to produce emails every monday. they made one deadline. that was it. finally, this is like a divorce proceeding. it is really bitchchy. i will have, haul into court the irs commissioner to hold him personally in contempt. personally. he describes the excuses he is getting indefensible ridiculous, absurd. this is really contentious. the judge here is saying he won't stand for it, not anymore. if koskinen wants to come in front of him he will happily hold him in contempt. neil: thank you, gerri willis. might have been hearing some frustration on part of chris christie going after a poll that said he wasn't doing at that well for all the time in new hampshire in new hampshire. and that the poll doesn't reflect progress he has made. is his problem really donald trump. if donald trump were not in the race would chris christie be doing better in this race? new jersey and joe piscopo takes the governor's side

judge emmett smith says i will call into court the irs commissioner, to hold him personally in contemptis spreading to call in john koskinen and tell him we have to have this information and the terms of our freedom of information request. the judge describing the justice department's attorney as indefensible, ridiculous and absurd. it was nasty let me tell you. the justice department trying to -- stuart: when getting harsh on that. one last point. i watch at the end and ted cruz had a very interesting question. what was it all about? >> ted cruz senate hearing yesterday afternoon with john koskinen, talked about this on the show yesterday. ted cruz asked tell me about the william wilkins irs chief counsel meeting at the white house people twenty-third 2012. it went on for seven hours starting at 3:54 in the afternoon. what happened? we got no answers. the big question, has the chief counsel colluded with the white house to go after these conservative groups? peter: one interesting question. unanswered at this point, thank you. in the next hour you will get my take on the gop plan to de

in summary pursuing multiyear construction on an operational embassy compound in it then emmett and dangerous environment presents distinct challenges and considerable risks. with construction investments in kabul currently projected to be $2 billion in likely to increase further, addressing the challenges that gao has identified should be a high priority. mr. chairman, this concludes my prepared remarks. i would be happy to address any questions you may have. >> thank you. >> chairman, and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the u.s. department of state construction project in kabul, afghanistan. run the beginning, the goal has been and continues to be to deliver permanent, safe, and secure facilities to support those serving in afghanistan. the united states rio and its embassy in afghanistan in december 2001 using the existing 1971 chancellery building. in 2005, we continued a new office building, three new residential buildings, and support facilities to sustain the growing needs of the embassy. in fiscal year 2009, and 2010, we awa

pageant now just ten days away it's still on but rapper flow erper flo-rider withdraws and so did emmett smith who was listed as one of the judges. >> let's get a check of the weather now from dylan who is in for al. >>> today's weather is brought to you by mau jim polarized sun glasses. color, clarity, detail. >>> and we are inching closer to the holiday weekend. here is a look at your forecast which is pretty much looking like what is across the country today. it's going remain nice in the northeast, back through the great lakes, scattered showers and storms through the southwest oklahoma arkansas and in the western tennessee. that's where we'll see our best chance of heavier rain. this looks a little bit more scattered. on saturday for the 4th of july scattered storms in the interior east coast and heavier rain likely through arkansas and parts of the tennessee river evaluate ly valley. nice across the rest of the country. temperatures in the 80s. here in new york city it looks about perfect. partly cloudy winds about 10 miles per hour or less. enough to blow the smoke away. temperatu

the emmett till case is mentioned as a watershed moment