and the rosenberg trial it's been sixty years and julius and ethel rosenberg were convicted of espionage by the jury's still out on what they've done for humankind living. it's tuesday march twenty ninth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team well let's start with libya today we're off to rapid advance rebels there are now being pushed further back from the outskirts of colonel gadhafi his home town there are reports of heavy bombardments and gunfire being used by pro-government forces despite claims that a cease fire is in place our policy reports now from tripoli. let's often choose day with we loud explosions here in the capital city of tripoli i was actually indoors when it happened and i can tell you that means windows of the building visibly shook as is the tenth straight day that typically has been the target of coalition air strikes and as i'm speaking to be hearing a few gunshots just coming to my right now it's not only tripoli but also the city of misrata that has been hit increasingly so by these croatian planes this also is the last rebel

so ethel's case is over. but to my dad i would have to say morton sibel, the other article says you were engage heed in activities during world war ii to help the soviet union. a, why? i think the answer to that because we have testimony from other individuals who did survive who did that. but, b, what was the basis of your -- what you did? at the time and afterwards? that would be a question i'm sure my brother would like to ask and i'm sure other people would like to ask too but ivy would like to ask too but ivy you came up sort of with your own set of answers is it. >> yes, i came up with -- i wasn't looking for an answer to that question per se. and i think in retrospect, a lot of how i approached making this film had to do with how much i appreciate historical fiction especially some of the works around the rosenberg's story because i didn't want to just answer all the questions. i didn't approach it as an investigative journalist. i was going to prove guilt or innocence. the facts -- i really wanted to

this home on ethel avenue was evacuated this afternoon. officials are calling the slide minor but expect the section of road to be closed for a month until repairs can be made. the most impacted home is this one. it had been red-tagged because of the slide and utilities had to be cut off. >> the water thine the house was damaged so we were able to shut the water off. we evacuated the home immediately below the slide, and at the bottom of the slide off miller avenue. so three homes evacuated right now. >> reporter: what did they toll you initially? >> please leave. >> reporter: what did you do? >> i left. >> some geotechnical person, see how stable the hillside was, and asked for us to leave while they did that. but i don't know if they have done that. >> reporter: they're saying it's stable, and they're going to -- >> reporter: area residents say the road closure will cause them a minor inconvenience, but they worry that one of their neighbors may not be able to come home for some time. we're told by the two families that were evacuated fr

residents of ethel avenue say the slide has not covered their homes about the mud under the road is washing it away and is disrupting water service for in residents. >>> hillsides are slipping all over the bay area, including san pablo where two families are getting out while they have time. you can see howl -- how the slide is threatening six homes. we're live in the neighborhood with more. >> reporter: alan, a busy day in the house behind me where friends have been helping the walker family get all their belongings out of their home here. it is one of six homes in some jeopardy here. this one considered not safe enough to spend the night. as a result of the land behind the home starting to collapse. >> i got it. >> ready? >> for heon walker, moving day was not a choice. it was suite and sudden and sad for him and his wife that bought this house seven years ago. >> i can understand how people lose their house to foreclosures, how they feel. no time to do anything. nothing. just had to move. >> reporter: since lanight the sidewalk and brick has opened up by another foot. the landscaping col

jennifer from san francisco tomorrow, kathy, laura, steve, gene adams, ethel silverstein, stuart fleischman, howard stroessner, dr. terence faulkner, and james. all of those individuals, if you could please line up? if you wish to speak on behalf of the appellants. in other words, the parties to just argued for the appeal of this project >> if i could have the screen? president chiu: thank you, sfgtv. >> a very large document you have before you, regarding supporting of the appeal. first of all, there are two highly possibly volatile gas lines at parkmerced that requires immediate action before any further action. secondly, this is a model of urban density and development. vacant space, infill development, professional integrity.

and in mill valley, three families voluntarily evacuated their homes following a mud slide on ethel avenue. the slide didn't reach their homes but they were worried. two of those families were able to move back last night. experts will determine when the rest can return. >>> people dealing with the effects of another floor flood that hit yesterday. downtown capitola was sub merged. this time dozens of homes and businesses were flooded, again. once again, the source of the water was a culvert that burst under that mobile home park. the pipe burst yesterday morning after workers had finished stablizing it from the earlier floods. >> the rains, heavy rains and volume of water, the crew had to abandon their equipment. >> the floor literally fell out from under some homes, there was a vacuum cleaner, a couch going down the roadway and a staircase as you see there in the distance from a mobile home ended up in the middle of capitol a avenue. owe figures have advised people not to touch that run off. >>> well the national front, political figures have been paying their respects to geraldine ferra

at that meeting i met shirley jones, eloise westbrook, ethel darlington and others. mrs. jones and jackman suggest wed form an advisory committee and include the residents. and as a graduate of balboa high school, i contacted parents of the former students who lived in the valley to present the plan. the head of the merchant association gathered merchants and residents together and the san francisco executive park advisory committee was established. to this day it still exists. shirley jones is the president and i venture to guess no other advisory committee has lasted that long in this city. there was great enthusiasm and commitment to see the project go forward. however, there was a matter of getting approval from the planning commission, board of supervisors, and financing and with the help of the mayor at the time, we had anonymous approval from the planning commission with the support of several supervisors. it was approved in 1979. after being turned down by 32 lenders, mr. campbell and mcduffy found financing for the first building now known as five thomas millen c

jennifer from san francisco tomorrow, kathy, laura, steve, gene adams, ethel silverstein, stuart fleischman, howard stroessner, dr. terence faulkner, and james. all of those individuals, if you could please line up? if you wish to speak on behalf of the appellants. in other words, the parties to just argued for the appeal of this project >> if i could have the screen? president chiu: thank you, sfgtv. >> a very large document you have before you, regarding supporting of the appeal. first of all, there are two highly possibly volatile gas lines at parkmerced that requires immediate action before any further action. secondly, this is a model of urban density and development. vacant space, infill development, professional integrity. if that is true, half of the city is suburban korea that is nonsense. the management deserves better from the city as a partner in the department's economic development. this is limited in scope and defies possibly that the city could be an active partner for development because economic development is an important part of the allocation of resources necessary to d

the heavy rain washed away the foundation underneath ethel avenue. three families evacuated. the power has been cut to the third house as engineers assess the damage of the road. >>> let's get a quick check on what we can expect tomorrow lawrence. >> the ground is so saturated. things have tapered off. more scattered showers at this hour. looks like any amount now, we are seeing to taper off. but we aren't done. these showers are going to wind down now. here comes another round of rain. the good news is, it's not going to be as heavy. we are expecting a brief break overnight tonight. computer models picking up on that. through the night, should stay dry. as we head in through tomorrow morning, 8:00, 9:00, you see some showers show up and as we head through the day tomorrow, starts to move further and further to the south. a chance of showers showing up. the heaviest amount, a quarter of an inch of rain. we'll have more on that, plus a chance of spring sunshine, maybe some 70s coming up. ann, back to you. >> we are ready for sun. thank you. >>> but the wet weather is likely to

in mill valley three homes were evacuated this morning after a mudslide on ethel avenue. no one was hurt but the local authorities say it may be necessary to build a retaining wall to save the homes. >>> in santa rose is a some drivers had to turn back from todd road near the highway while others plowed right on through despite the heavy run- off that covered the road in more than two feet of water. one of many roads in the bay area that are covered by water. in woodside highway 84 between skyline boulevard and portola road was closed from just after 8:30 this morning to 4:00 this afternoon while work crews removed debris from the roadway. >>> police tell ktvu a section of redwood red road will remain closed indefinitely. a recent storm washed away the roadside. neighbors say they will have to fix it because it is on private party. >>> a 45-mile stretch of the big sur coast remains cut-off at beth ends. heavy rain has forced them to abandon efforts today to clear a rock slide near rock kiln state park. the rock came down 40 miles to the north and fell into the ocean. calt

guy, later who became very famous for having adopted, along with his wife, the two orphan sons of ethelerg, but that wasn't until the 1950s. he was a schoolteacher in the bronx who cared about social issues and cared about civil rights and saw a picture of a lynching in the paper one day, and he was one of these very creative guys who was just always writing poems and music and shows. and he just sat down and wrote a poem about this photograph that he saw, set it to music. it was performed in left-wing circles in new york city throughout the late 1930s, at rallies for the loyalists during the spanish civil war, you know, among sort of left-wing types at their bungalow colonies in the catskills or rural new jersey, wherever they went. it was sort of just a cult song in those circles, and somebody who was connected with the show at madison square garden, where the song was performed, was also running the entertainment at the new cafe society, which was the first integrated nightclub in america and happened to be where billie holiday was opening in early 1939. and a marriage of sorts was m

ethel to come tonight he's talking about running for president i keep party congress not men.

in mill valley, three homes were evacuated on ethel avenue after a mud slide gushed down a hillside this morning. one woman said she was in her home when she saw a small tree moving outside her window. >> like the whole side of my hill was mud coming down. and i heard all of this water running. >> mill valley officials have ordered residents to stay out of their homes until a soil engineer evaluates whether it is safe to go back inside. the homeowners have been warned it may be necessary to build a retaining wall to save their homes. >>> and police tell ktvu that a section of redwood road will remain closed indefinitely. thursday's storms washed away lands beneath the home. they will have to fix it because the road is privately owned. >>> in contra costa the police are searching for a driver involving a strange accident involving an suv and a house. it happened off yellowstone drive. a chevy blazer plowed through a fence and then into a home. the driver then ran off. no one was in the home at the time of the accident. there is no word yet of an arrest in the case. >>> authorities in sant

here they are, charles snyder in the grace knute, ethel stockton, philip, robert wearing eyeglasses, gray-haired elders smith, mrs. bna smith followed by howard baker. serious faces. talking things over with his wife, edward reilly chief defense counsel and mrs. on left with betty all faced with the tragedy told by these of little lindbergh, the first garment made by betty, the second is the shirt he wore over the first garment on the night he was kidnapped and last but not least thus leading suit identified as the one the baby war which the prosecution contends is the one turned over and return for the ransom. again in the picture she is reminded of that tragic night by the little from guard torn from his suit. he smiles as he leaves the courtroom. is he guilty or not guilty? comments by the author and words and still more words of evidence of doubt of identification and words that span oceans and continents and interest on the street from new york to timbuktu or different reporters cover the trial turned out coffee to the tune of sticking tease. >> the defense counsel was hired and

must say, following justice o'connor puts me in mind of that observation or denmark of the great aunt ethelaters made during the tryouts for the musical. she was asked by the producer whether she minded following marilyn miller and clifton webb in a song and dance number that they thought was going to be a showstopper. waters said, no, mr. hart, i don't mind at all being on a hot stage. i am going to talk about cameras in the court room and how it is that they became -- at least in the view of some -- disreputable. basically, this is a look backwards. it is not new media as much as it is old media and a bit of history. let's start with the ninth circuit. the ninth circuit first permitted broadcast of appellate arguments over 20 years ago. three judges, generally not judged as one of the radical fringe of the ninth circuit -- j. clifford wallace, thomas nelson, and the late oliver -- allowed c-span, with us today, and three television stations, to broadcast an appellate argument. in the years cents, request for broadcasts were made in the ninth circuit in 365 cases, and the ninth circuit gra

here they are, charles snyder in the grace knute, ethel stockton, philip, robert wearing eyeglasses, gray-haired elders smith, mrs. bna smith followed by howard baker. serious faces. talking things over with his wife, edward reilly chief defense counsel and mrs. on left with betty all faced with the tragedy told by these of little lindbergh, the first garment made by betty, the second is the shirt he wore over the first garment on the night he was kidnapped and last but not least thus leading suit identified as the one the baby war which the prosecution contends is the one turned over and return for the ransom. again in the picture she is reminded of that tragic night by the little from guard torn from his suit. he smiles as he leaves the courtroom. is he guilty or not guilty? comments by the author and words and still more words of evidence of doubt of identification and words that span oceans and continents and interest on the street from new york to timbuktu or different reporters cover the trial turned out coffee to the tune of sticking tease. >> the defense counsel was hired and