ernest hemmingway termed out an art form but it will be outlawed later this year in catalonia.nimal rights afraids call ate victory. -- called it a victory. steve is there. >> bullfighting is the only art in which the artist is in danger of death and in which the degree of brilliance in the performance is left to the fighter's honor. the american novelist ernest hemmingway traveled to spain in the 1920's and 1930's and watched bull fights. he wrote them up in his famous account "death in the afternoon." he was a fan but he was honest about what he saw. >> i suppose the whole bullfight is indefenseable and i should not try to defend it now, only to tell honestly the things i have found true about it. >> however squeamishly you approach the pages of hemmingway, if at all, his book and bullfighting itself seem to say something about spanishness, something of the centuries, but the spain hemmingway documented is disappearing, it seems, as well the protests in city centers, this summer, the 50th anniversary of hemmingway's death sees the last-ever summer of bullfighting in barcelona

ernest morgan was pulled -- paroled from san quentin after serving 24 years of the cripes. >> it is his first year of freedom in 24 years. he was 18 years old when he was begin a life sentence and never thought the day would come. >> with all due respect, i took someone's life and there was a time if i had to do the rest of my life in prison, i could understand because of the things i are done. >> morgan shot and killed a 14 year old step sister when she walked in on him burglarizing the tep father's home. but over the years the family far gave him. >> if the stepfather forgave him and heal from the pain ernest caused him and the family, the rest of us can support and participate in the healing. >> morgan walked out of prison with a bible and family bible and appointment book. but even as he and family focus on the life, the life of his 14 year told step sister is on his mind. >> she was a beautiful girl. she didn't have a chance to grow and be the person she could have been because of me. i have to live the rest of the my life being the best that i can in her name. >> san quentin said

claudine wong was one of the first to talk to ernest morgan the moment he was released. >> reporter:st morgan climbed out of this van outside of san quentin prison there were tears but few words. for the first time in 24 years, morgan is a free man. >> i took the life of my stepsister charlotte mccline. that was 24 years ago, i'm not the same person that i was then. >> reporter: then 18-year-old morgan shot his 14-year-old stepsister during an attempted burglary at his stepfather's home. >> if i have to do the rest of my life in prison i can understand. >> reporter: the crime ripped apart his family. >> i could never imagine after 24 years this was going to happen. >> reporter: but morgan said when he focused on himself he started to change, then came forgiveness. >> my husband feels good, he's charlotte's father, that's a very important thing. he feels good about what he has done. >> reporter: morgan educated himself, became a model prisoner and helped at risk kids. morgan took off his prisons blues and saw his little brother outside prison walls. >> it's right here. >> reporter: i

we will continue to watch this with ernest. we don't have any concerns to express about what we have learned about the schedule. when it went through the legislature, someone put it in a sunset date and it was a horrible sunset date at the beginning and it was changed. since then, we have had to go back and extend it to 2015. we will go back and extend it again. the last time we did that come by your staff supported the legislation to extend the deadline. any questions? >> we have no speaker cards. >> any speakers without cars? >> the next item would be the consent calendar. the agenda at item 9 e has been taken off of the calendars. these are continue to to be retained bear for the san francisco commission. first, approve the selection and a word infrastructure operating budget as needed to engineering designer to kennedy jenks consultant water resources. approve the amendment number one to our enterprise funded agreement, streetlight asset services services, with ags services. c, except for performed by shaw pipline, d, accep

, "ernest goes to camp," "camp nowhere," ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ "rainbow brite," lite-brite,, "night court," john larroquette, i john larro-bet he was also in "richie rich," macaulay culkin, "home alone: lost in new york" -- state of mind, billy joel, billie joe armstrong, lance armstrong, leg, lance legstrong, lance went wrong, now it's open that he's been dopin' on the tour de france, franz ferdinand, he's getting assassinated by gavrilo princip, who hit the mother load when the powder keg explodes, the balkan state that rode to world war i, unfolds, i'm dropping knowledge i learned in college, the more you know, the better you flow, and that's the truth, just ak the roots, the greatest band in all the land, they're lending a hand on nbc, studio 6b, "late night" with me, jimmy fallon. how do ya like me now? [ cheers and applause ] >> i get it, man. i get it. you're better than me. this is all i had going for me, though. [ light laughter ] i'm out of here. [ audience aw ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, come on, man. come on back. ♪ [ laughter ] oh, come on, man. hey, i'm sorry. i was just

if and when the chinese government would like to have ernest conversation with us. >> reporter: the 75-year-old dalai lama wi dalai lama. the transfer of his official powers is seen as an attempt to award a political vacuum after his death. an event that fills many tibetans in exile with a sense of anxiety. nhk world. >>> in the philippines, massive quantities of dead fish have been discovered in a lake south of manila. so far the cause is unknown. more than 800 tons of fish were found dead at fish farms. workers filled bags of dead tilapia fish to be buried sunday. the fish are staple foods for people living nearby. >> translator: all the fish have died. they were found floating in the water. >> authorities are still investigating what caused the fish to die. some speculate that a sudden temperature drop may have lowered oxygen levels in the water. others say that recent activity had a nearby volcano may be to blame. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin in bangkok. >>> now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> hello there. time now for your weather update. across eastern asia, st

eñeñeñeñeñfxfxfxfxfxcÑgñgñgñgñgñ >>> the golden gate bridge opened 74 years ago today, and now the countdown started in ernestear's 75th celebration. the plans include building a more welcoming visitor's center at the san francisco end, but there won't be a bridge walk as there was for the 50th anniversary as there was in 1987. >>> if you are looking for something fun to do over the holiday weekend, check out the lawrence halve science in berkeley. look at the size of that thing. the life-sized t rex is part of an exhibit that is called "dinasaurs unearthed." the dye gnaw sorz roar and stomp before your very eyes. and there is an area where kids can do their own archiologist dig. it runs until next january. it is pretty cool. and if you want fee so many, stay tune -- fear fume, stay tuned. >> did you see those kids? >> they say it is fake, but i don't know. >> the last thing the giants need now is another collision at the plate. especially with the twins' fielder barreling home. the surprise hero in milwaukee next in sports. >>> the giants went to milwaukee still depressed over the loss of buster posey. but o

i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minutes, so the text was intact. and i am told all sorts of apocryphal stories about hollywood and film. i am told, for example, that a screenplay was written in which the nonexistent child was changed into a real deeply retarded child that they kept upstairs somewhere. i don't know whether i believe stuff like this or not. but anyway, i was quite amazed when i went to see a rough cut of the movie that it was what i wrote, very much what i wrote, except those two dumb sentences: "hey, let's go to the roadhouse" and "hey, let's come back from the roadhouse..." [laughter] which destroyed the claustrophobia that was very important to me in the film. so i saw this rough cut of a very, very good, tough movie. it puzzled me a little bit when i saw it as to why it was being shot in black and white, since when i wrote the play, i wrote it in color, you know. but i reali

reporter: house speaker john boehner is escalating the battle over spending before it gets under way in ernest. now, there's two important points here. one, boehner says there will be no increase in the debt limit without significant spending cuts. the president's idea of a clean bill, that just increases the debt limit. that's off the table. second, boehner says any increase in the debt limit has to be matched by equal spending cuts. right now, the administration is talking about $1.9 trillion additionally in the debt limit to get us through next year. considered that the government almost shut down just last month with just over $38.5 billion in cuts. that's how you get a sense of the scope of what we're talking about here. and the clock is very much ticking right now. we're just days away from reaching the current debt ceiling. the treasury can be creative. they can buy a few months without financial collapse. but we're fast approaching a clash that will make previous complications over spending look like child's play. rick klein, abc news. >>> newt gingrich, who has faced some budget battl

stay out of here. >> you are looking at ernest morgan. you see him hugging and hugging his family.e was convicted of shooting and killing his 14-year-old stepsister. in time he became a mod prisoner. but former governor arnold schwarzenegger blocked the parole board's decision to release him earlier. ktvu, as i said, in this exclusive video, we were the first to talk to morgan as he was set free. >> i think the hardest work that i had to do was done behind me and change as a kid. i still have a lot of work ahead of me because i have to readjust to society. >> he will go to transitional housing. he says he wants to work with at-risk youth. >>> this morning, san rafael police -- okay. this morning police in san rafael are investigating a deadly stabbing died to violent street gangs. it happened yesterday evening in usually peaceful gersel neighborhood. police say a core core ta ma zer raw man was -- corte madera man was stabbed to death. we spoke with the woman who tried to help him. she did not want to reveal her identity. >> he said help me! help me! i'm dying. he said they hit me,

a judge sentenced ernest sheer the iii to two consecutive terms of live in prison with no possibility of parole. sheer was found guilty of using a baseball bat and knife to kill his parents inside their home in pleasanton back in 2008. prosecutors say sheer hoped to inherit 1 1/2 million dollars. >>> a federal appeals court ruled today san francisco's ranked choice voting is constitutional. san francisco's used the instant system since 2004 to elect the mayor, supervisors and other city officials. six residents had sued arguing it allows candidates to win without getting a majority of the votes. in its ruling the 9th circuit court said there is no perfect election system. >>> president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house with stark differences about how to achieve peace in the middle east. after a lengthy private meeting the two leaders sat down in front of cameras. 24 hours earlier president obama said israel should withdraw to its 1967 borders as a basis for a palestinian state. mr. netanyahu said israel cannot do that. >> while israel is prep

a judge sentenced ernest sheer the iii to two consecutive terms of live in prison with no possibility of parole. sheer was found guilty of using a baseball bat and knife to kill his parents inside their home in pleasanton back in 2008. prosecutors say sheer hoped to inherit 1 1/2 million dollars. >>> a federal appeals court ruled today san francisco's ranked choice voting is constitutional. san francisco's used the instant system since 2004 to elect the mayor, supervisors and other city officials. six residents had sued arguing it allows candidates to win without getting a majority of the votes. in its ruling the 9th circuit court said there is no perfect election system. >>> president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house with stark differences about how to achieve peace in the middle east. after a lengthy private meeting the two leaders sat down in front of cameras. 24 hours earlier president obama said israel should withdraw to its 1967 borders as a basis for a palestinian state. mr. netanyahu said israel cannot do that. >> while israel is prep

and then as i said a moment ago, ernest jenkins was another black -- two blacks went on that team in '65, but earnest didn't make it through the first night. >> what was the mood around the city of albany at that time? did they see the integration of this one high school football team helping the state of georgia move forward during integration? >> i think there's no question about it, the people who saw that were the same people that marched with dr. martin ruther king when -- luther king when he came here in '61 and '62, people that were involved in this what was called the albany movement, that were -- and grade grady caldwell's own family, and larry west, his family, ronnie nelson. these were guys whose families, whose mothers understood that if you can integrate that football team and not have white fans on one side and black fans on the other side in this big stadium we have, if you could integrate that team, then you could further integration in this community. >> was there a lot of pushback or tension from the community when grady played on his first football game? >> there w

a report actually in previous biographies that donovan went into liberated france in a jeep with ernest hemingway and they went to the ritz hotel and had the bartender order up two dozen martinis there for everybody. thought it was a terrific at it though. i was going to use it in the book until i found out it wasn't true. it was david bruce that women with donovan and into the ritz hotel. there was a lot of speculation and i don't know, that donovan had secret meetings with admiral kunar as the head of the german intelligence. i could find nothing in the oss records to indicate that was ever the case. there was one approach by one of donovan's officers that never came about. maybe there is something there that nobody has seen but it would have probably turned up in the oss records. the good news about the oss records is that practically all of them are declassified. i don't think there is there's that much left classified now. the bad news is all of them are declassified, millions and millions of pages in the national archives. just donovan's own personal papers in his office, and over

ernest did not make it through the first night of cam.ount of pressure and intimidation to run them off. >> what was the mood around the city of albany at that time? did they see the integration of this one high-school football team helping the city of albany in the state of georgia move forward during integration? >> there is no question about it. the people who saw that were the same people that marked with dr. martin luther king when he came here in 61 and 62. people who were involved in what was called the albany movement. grady caldwell's on family and later larry wilson -- excuse me, larry west, his family. ron nelson. these are guys that played whose families, his mother's understood that if you can integrate the football team and not have whites on one side and black on the other in this big stadium, if you could integrate the team then you could further integrate the community. >> was there a lot of push back or attention from the community when gray played on the first football game? >> there was pushed back from his own white t

except for four tours of duty in vietnam, ernest has spent his life in the swamp. >> it is one of thehe earns a living here. >> guiding tours by the abundant flora and fauna. >> what lives here? >> bob cats, beaver, i say the only thing we don't have here is cougars. >> he is about to get so much water here, that it will put him out of business for a while. the water will be too high and running too fast to be safe. >> it will be a while. nine gates at the spill way are open now. each one diverting 4.5 million gallons of the mississippi every minute away from the darecades and toward the less pop lus cajun country that er nest calls home. >> this is all volunteer, man. >> he is not sure it can control the force of nature. >> you can tell the river where to go. but you can't tell it where to overfl overflow. >> he knows that land comes second to big cities. what is happening here, hurts. >> just a bunch of hearts, people that liver live, here. >> those come back. they were here before. that is the way we were born and raised. >> that is the hope of course, but it will be a long, slow r

reporter: house speaker john boehner is escalating the battle over spending before it gets under way in ernest there is two important points here. one, boehner says unequivocally no increase in the debt limit without significant spending cuts. president's idea of the so-called clean bill that just does the increase in the debt limit that is off the table. second, boehner says that any increase in the debt limit has to be matched by equal spending cuts. right now the administration is talking about $1.9 trillion additionally in the debt limits to get us through next year. consider that the government almost shut down just last month over just $38.5 million in cuts. that's how you get a sense of the scope of what we're talking about here. and the clock is very much ticking right now. we're just days away from reaching the current debt ceiling. the treasury limit can be creative in moving some funds around. they can buy a few months without financial collapse, but we're fast approaching a clash that will make previous confrontations over spending look like child's play. rick klein, abc news. >>>

ernest fingered three villains in terms of the future of this country. let me talk about the democratic party. we have had four balanced budgets in this country since world war ii. we created 22 million jobs in the clinton administration. the clinton administration handed over a 10-year surplus of a $5.50 trillion. the next eight years produced the worst job creation record of any president since herbert hoover and resulted in the trillion dollar deficits that we are looking at right now. the congressional budget office estimated the deficit for fiscal 2009 when president obama took office -- on the day he took office, a deficit of $1.30 trillion. this administration inherited an economy in free fall, two wars, and a great many other problems. the party has been working through those problems despite monolithic opposition from the republican party. we need to come together and try to solve the problems that the american people sent us here to solve and hopefully the kind of process that is going on right now led by vice president joe biden to bring some

host: ernest is a republican. good morning.ler: i would also like to comment about the debt ceiling, immigration. forgive me, i am a little nervous. i think we are compromising too much. we are trying to assimilate other people into our country. there are some people who are serious about wanting to be assimilated into this country. they really work hard to be a true american. but there are a lot of people that are using this citizenship issue to tear the country apart. we talk about muslims too much. look at other countries where they are killing questions. they are only trying to preach what is right. -- killing christians. we understand that, but you cannot equate those churches with the good ones. guest: you bring up the idea of assimilation. that has always been the desire of immigrants coming to america. that needs to continue, and i hope it does. host: georgetown, texas. barbara is on the democratic line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to ask the congressman about the debt ceiling. i am uncomfortable

this is our ernest -- earnest prayer, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance today will be led by the gentlelady from michigan, mrs. miller. mrs. miller: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute eaches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan rise? mrs. miller: to address the house for one minute. ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker: without objection. mrs. miller: mr. speaker, during the past several years the domestic auto industry has undergone an incredibly painful economic transition. quite frankly this industry was on its knees and many people didn't think that either general motors or chrysler would survive. and these nays

ernest fingered three villains in terms of the future of this country. me talk about the democratic party. we have had four balanced budgets in this country since world war ii. we created 22 million jobs in the clinton administration. the clinton administration handed over a 10-year surplus of a $5.50 trillion. the next eight years produced the worst job creation record of any president since herbert hoover and resulted in the trillion dollar deficits that we are looking at right now. the congressional budget office estimated the deficit for fiscal 2009 when president obama took office -- on the day he took office, a deficit of $1.30 trillion. this administration inherited an economy in free fall, two wars, and a great many other problems. the party has been working through those problems despite monolithic opposition from the republican party. we need to come together and try to solve the problems that the american people sent us here to solve and hopefully the kind of process that is going on right now led by vice president joe biden to bring some clos