archdiocese of new work so the church did find sufficient information to support crawford's accusations father martin was placed on limited ministry not involving children and left the priesthood in two thousand and two. we found martin now in retirement at his home in new jersey. your. question is about the abuse allegations you're facing. do you can you are you think firming arginine for him a good lawyer do you have anything to say to the alleged victims. when a child is abused by a catholic priest they not only lose trust and all the other things that go with along with being sexually abused but they lose their faith for crawford the trauma grew worse when he discovered the church official he had reported the abuse to faced a scandal of his own cardinal theodore mccarrick resigned in july he's accused of abusing adults and children for decades. how can you still have trust or feet an institution where the highest level these men protected each other crawford now leads a group of clerical abuse survivors he says the church needs reform and victims still need justice. castro al-jazeera new jersey t

weekly and only ended after crawford left home for call it but when he returned he discovered father martin had begun abusing his younger brother that's when crawford came forward the statute of limitation had passed to pursue legal charges but crawford still a devout catholic wrote letter after letter to church leaders warning them to keep father martin away from children a spokesperson for the archdiocese of new work so the church did find sufficient information to support crawford's accusations father martin was placed on limited ministry not involving children and left the priesthood in two thousand and two. we found martin now in retirement at his home in new jersey. your. question is about the abuse allegations you're facing. do you can you are you think firming arginine notions for him a good lawyer do you have anything to say to the alleged victims. when a child is abused by a catholic priest they not only lose trust and all the other things that go with along with being sexually abused but they lose their faith for crawford the trauma grew worse when he discovered the church offici

you mentioned trying to rise to that challenge at this hour we thank you so much for joining us martin father as we mentioned you are the asia pacific deputy director and we appreciate your insight. and alex got a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world two people have been killed and dozens others injured as a powerful typhoon swept across the japanese mainland high winds and heavy rainfall battered regions that are still reeling from a recent series of extreme storms this latest typhoon has left hundreds of thousands of homes without power. in spain's cattle and rage and demonstrators are marking one year the one year anniversary of a controversial referendum on breaking away from madrid pro independence demonstrators blocks the tracks of the high speed rail way in the northern city of hebron. and local media say that protesters are also barricading major roads in the region. rights groups in iraq are sounding the alarm over a number of recent killings of high profile women the latest death this twenty two year old rocking model and instagram star taraf

you mentioned trying to rise to that challenge at this hour we thank you so much for joining us martin father as we mentioned you are the asia pacific deputy director and we appreciate your insight. if. for now in other news the united states and canada have agreed to a deal to replace the north american free trade agreement that is according to a u.s. administration official who said that it will go by a new name the united states mexico canada agreements canada had rest been frozen out of a tail for hitched in august between the u.s. and mexico to update the after but eleventh hour talks between ottawa and washington guaranteed that all three members will be in the new version of the trade act. there's a premise here is that a good deal is a good deal for getting a good day for canada ok i'm certainly not a justin trudeau was in good spirits after a cabinet meeting in ottawa once the final stumbling blocks had been removed there will be no tariffs on the two point six million cars that are made in canada and sold in the u.s. but there was still no announcement of a deal on canadian steel an

your father was martin luther king's brother. brother, alfred daniel, better also as a.d. king, it was murdered for his civil rights activism. clearly you have accepted no caps on and are fighting to s in this country. can you please elaborate on that and let us know what it is? >> i have been involved in 1983. reform since ible programb called jubilee, so it is legacy for me, and so offenders and people who are in jail, to me, way, theyust in a nonviolent offenders, and some are there for life, so it was really great manipulating a law, something that was at first not criminal at all, then a misdemeanor, and then finally a felony. ,hat was one of the injustices martin luther king junior seeing is one blood, one race of humanity and, in print anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we think of women who are incarcerated and some of whom are thing babies, like my goddaughter, angela stanton king. i believe president trump, he told us on august 1, 2018, we were at the white house in a and there were 18 of us, 16 african-american pastors the asians, some in american and l

thank you so much for making it out today, your father was martin luther king's brother alfred daniel, better known as a.d. king, who was also murdered for his civil rights activism. clearly you have accepted your baton from your ancestors to do your part to reduce the prison population in this country. >> i been involved in prison reform since 1983 when i became a born-again christian. i was born into a family who spiritually supports a bible principle call ee eed jubilee. so it's legacy for me, caring about the least of these. we're instructed that we should even visit those who are in prison. so offenders and people who are in jail, to me it's really unjust in a way, they're nonviolent offenders and some of them are there for life. and it was simply greed, manipulating a law that made something that first was not criminal at all and then a misdemeanor, and finally became a felony to stack the jails. so that was one of the injustices. martin luther king, jr., seeing us as one blood, one red-blooded race of human beings and injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. the same type of

many victims share their experiences including the father of eight year old martin who described having to choose between comforting his dying son and saving his daughter. over the next four weeks karen and other survivors relive the horror of the bombing. they reached out to. either we can continue to do well on it and john of well up the misery and sustain that misery. that we incurred because of what was going on or are we can we can try and force things to change to the extent we can they countered their grief by sharing their story and providing testimony that would influence death penalty legislation. losing a loved one to murder is a tragedy on imaginable proportions this all happened to her testimony helped maryland become the eighteenth state to repeal capital punishment i've told my daughter story now twenty two different states and i have seen the tremendous effect of this whole system on murder victim's family members. in an ongoing tribute to the memory of their daughter vicki and still continue their efforts to end the death penalty. in boston nearly three weeks had passed

many victims share their experiences including the father of eight year old martin who described having to choose between comforting his dying son and saving his daughter. over the next four weeks karen and other survivors relive the horror of the bombing they reached out to each other for support. coming to court it was amazing how quickly and how close we all got it was where like a family. but her husband ron stayed away. since the bombing ron has changed and it's a hard thing to watch the man that you. struggle so desperately and be so angry he's just not the same as he was before federal jury convicted to heart and i have all thirty counts he was facing for the boston marathon bombing just eleven hours the jury found our native guilty of all charges now they would decide if he should be put to death. the survivors were divided. karin's friend celeste was for a death sentence. the richards not wanting to go through years of appeals but decided against it. it's a long tough process to really examine. why you feel what you feel. you really have to look at yourself. pretty hard to deci

that will learn about the life of martin luther the father of the reformation. and we'll head to bomb the hometown of the great composer lou they found beethoven. our journey begins in the oldest city in germany. i am interested in germany southwest look at these buildings some of the stone work dates back two thousand years to the time of the romans because phaedra and many roman monuments here were declared to unesco world heritage sites in one nine hundred eighty six but also as another point to frame it's the birthplace of the people also for a cut marks world heritage sites it was the wind and a man with a beard have let me through here i want to find out what the romans wanted here what shaped the city's most famous son karl marx and how it all relates to mosul why. the city of tear has a new memorial and it's larger than life the statue of german thinker karl marx stands at five and a half meters when you include the base it was a gift from the chinese government to mark the two hundredth birthday of the philosopher in critic of capitalism. who is that an

martin, amy savopoulos' father and er mother as they were walking out of the courtroom moments afterthe verdict was read. they didn't want to say anything. and unemotional as the verdict was read.u on only imagine what was going through their heads. four pple were brutallyto rtured and murderedn i northwest washington, d.c. we caught up with the lead prosecutor who hd devo much of her life to this case. >> we're very relieved. >> reporter: very relieved. the jury did the right thing. these prosecutors have worked tirelessly for the last three and a ha years to get to th day. to bring justice. daron wint will be sentenc 1 februa. we know he will spend the rest of his life in prison.ta what's on thee, will he be sentenced to prison without parole? will there be the possibility of parole? >> thank you. >>> if you're just joining us, this is a very, ver busy news day. >> let's go right to erica newsroom.s in the >> the packages, four new things to know. three new packadis were overed today. two to vice president biden. another to rob de niro. a vocal citizenic of president trum a total o

reunited with her father today, this is in san jose, this is after a man stole the family's car with her inside. here is a look at the alleged car thief police arrested last night. 30-year-old martinuerta. police say the 5-year-old's father left her in the car yesterday afternoon as he went into a convenience store at story road there and leeward drive. police say that's when huerta swooped in. officers spotted the stolen car and huerta got out and started running. he was arrested a few minutes later. the little girl was not hurt. >>> a follow-up to a story we first brought you on friday, a man accused of firing a gun at oakland police officers is under arrest. this happened during a foot chase friday morning. police say an officer tried to detain a suspicious person, when he took off running. during that chase, that man fired. the officer was not hit, and the officer did not fire back. that man's name has not been released but that gun has been recovered. >>> more than 6,000 kids and teens suffer sports-related concussions each year. by law, youth club sports have to follow the same safety measures and teens in schools but senior investigative reporter bigad shaban learned no one

father in san jose. he left his 5-year-old daughter inside his car while it was running. his car was stolen. now police say 30-year-old martin stole the car around 4:00 p.m. today. the father left his car running with his daughter inside. they say he jumped in the car and took off. police were fortunately able to track him down and take him into custody and the 5-year-old was not shwas reunited with her father. >>> mama is outraged after finding her mentally disabled 8- year-old son in handcuffs. she said he suffers from a mental disorder. >> i don't understand how a little boy can be in handcuffs. >> right and we are trying to get him out of handcuffs. >> well, you are the ones that put the handcuffs on him. take the handcuffs off. >> we're working on that. >> i don't see you working on that. get your key out and take the handcuffs off. >> cell phone video shows the boy on the ground crying. on thursday he wandered off from his school in chico and the mother says the school has a special protocol. administrators are supposed to follow her son when he leaves because of his condition but they called deputies instead who put t

father's suv. police say 30-year-old martin nurta jumped in the running car and took off when the girl's father ran into a convenience store yesterday afternoon. he ditched the child about 6 blocks away unhurt. police were able to track him down a short time later. >>> if you see smoke along the sonoma county coast this week, don't worry about it as long as it's part of cal fire's prescribed burn set to start at 10 a.m. tuesday weather permitting. it might also continue later in the week if burn conditions remain good. under it! ou recognize t >>> still to come, a college frat party comes to a chaotic end when the floor falls out from under it. >> do you recognize this woman tonight? the search on in san francisco for the grinch who stole halloween. >> and it was pretty much the only thing to cheer about at levi stadium today, the bittersweet ceremony immortalizing the catch and late 49ers legend dwight clark. >> you're looking for a reason for the cooler weather, there it is, fog and low clouds out beyond the golden gate moving back in again tonight and something changes by the weekend. we'll have

. >> reporter: that survivor says that his parents reported abuse by father joseph pritchard at st. martin's church in san jose and no one so much as wrote it down. records show that pritchard was transferred to st. nicholas in los altos but up until the day he died, he never faced criminal charges. those are just some of the stories coming out of this landmark release of names here in the san jose diocese. but we have a lot more stories on our website, nbcbayarea.com. if you want to take another look at that list, you can find that there. you can also find an interactive map of where these priests served and all the churches that are linked to them so you can ask yourself or perhaps the people you love some of those tough questions about what happened back then. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> a bold move by the diocese but hopefully this pushes toward the road toward healing. thank you, kris. >>> it is 5:05. we have a follow-up for you to the scene that played out for hundreds of families in the area around this small patch of land that you see right here where a chevron

. >> reporter: this survivor says that his parents reported abuse by father joseph pritchard at st. martin's church in san jose and no one so much as wrote it down. records do show that pritchard was transferred to st. nicholas in los altos, but up until the day he died, he never faced criminal charges. these are just some of the stories that have come out since this list was posted, and there are so many more powerful stories. we posted them on nbcbayarea.com. that's where you can also find the list. you can also finding a map of all the parishes linked to these priests who were credibly accused. by the way, we are still continuing to watch what's coming out of oakland. that diocese has agreed to do the same things the diocese of san jose did, which is to release the name of priests that are credibly accused. on the east coast right now, there are subpoenas for secret records for churches there so that investigators can see what they find there. that's what folks want here, a lot of folks wanting here, they want law enforcement to be involved, the attorney general or the district attorney t

father. abraham lincoln was your liberator. martinher king spoke of your dream, and the finest it's on the moon is your flag. you have as much right as i do as a naturally born individual, but you also have the same responsibility is every citizen of america. if you allow the rule of law to be broken, you will break society. that is why i want a system that works. we take care of the dreamers and daca recipients, why? because we don't have a rule of law to hold you accountable for what your parents have done. the president went further than anybody else have gone before -- has gone before. he announced he would do that. floor, butonto the not one democrat voted for it because they wanted to make it a political issue. i want to put people before politics and solve an immigration followed -- problem so we can move forward and have america grow. >> by all accounts, there will be a big bite -- fight over border security after the election, before the election, maybe through the election. the president wants to make good on building his wa

mcnair, martin mcnair, was, is the father of jordan mcnair n the fieldagically behind us back in may.e actually died in june, but as you know, he collapsed from heat exhaustion in may, and billy murphy, his attorney, mr. mcnair, as you know, what is your reaction to the fact that d.j. is officially now out of a job? >> well, i'm glad that the thing was done to fire coach durkin. he was a cancer to the university of marylan football program. i commend dr. lowe for having courageous effort to make the decision on the harsh circumstancesnd letting mr. durkin go. >> reporter: billy murphy, the ole state, it seems, came out and was just surprised by the decision from the board of regions to keep the coach and, what, in the meantime, dr. lowe was supposed tbe leaving. and now, there was ground swell of anger and protests over this. >> we are not surprised because the board of regions' decision was horrible, againstommon sense, against morality, and doomed the university of maryland's football program. the board was in a bubble. not all people on the board of regions were on board with the d

your father was martin luther king's brother, alfred daniel, a.d. king, also murdered for his civil rights activism. clearly you have accepted the baton of your ancestors and are fighting for the rights of ancestors to be treated humanely and to reduce prison population in this country. you have talked about a jubilee for justice. can you please kind of elaborate on that and let everyone know what that is? >> i have been involved in prison reform since 1983 when i became a born again christian. was born into a family who spiritually supports a bible principle called jubilee and that would include my daddy, chld d. king, and martin luther king jr., and it is incumbent upon me, to even visit those who are in prison. and so offenders, and people who are in jail, to me, it is really unjust, in a way. they are nonviolent offenders. and some of them are there for life. and it was simply greed manipulating a law that made something that first was not criminal at all and then a misdemeanor, and finally, became a felony to stack the jails. so that was one of

but when you see the president accusing ted cruz's father of being somehow connected to the kennedy assassination, jonathan martin, that really will be interesting to watch them on stage tonight. >> here is the thing, john. there's like a sense that with trump it doesn't count. i say that from having talked to a lot of politicians. they just don't believe it's on the level. it's easier for these guys to make up with him because there's a wwf sensibility to it. if it were a more conventional politician, i think it would be harder for them to have sort of made up and moved on in the way that professional politicians do that. with trump there's a sense that he doesn't actually believe this stuff. that said, he did insult senator cruz's wife. you can't sort of explain that away to pro wrestling sensibility. that is what it is. so i think that's extraordinary, that they put that aside. from a raw political standpoint, these candidates see trump as a way to energize the party. they're for trump. it's not more complicated than that and certainly not in a place like texas. i'm a little surprised he's playing in houston j

father's courage. we really do. today, he joins the world's most elite gathering of heroes. >> glor: david martin now on how shurer earned nation's highest military award and the new enemy he's battling. >> reporter: the medal of honor will humble anyone, but no one more than staff sergeant ronald shurer. >> to be singled out at all just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: you seem almost embarrassed. >> a little bit. >> reporter: like it or not, his actions during a 2008 battle in the mountains of afghanistan are now front and center. remarkably, parts of it were captured on video. here's shurer's team of green berets and afghan commandos coming off their helicopter. >> i just remember being rocky and cold, and then as soon as you look out, i was just kind of straight up everywhere you looked. >> reporter: their objective was a village, where leaders one of afghanistan's many terror groups were thought to be hiding. the enemy saw the green berets coming and opened up on them. ( gunfire ) >> it felt like we were being shot at from every direction. >> reporter: shurer was the team's medic. >> i heard the first calls for medi

envoy to yemen martin griffiths negotiated their release had been detained since december the rebels killed their father. refugees from the island detention center presented a petition to papa new guinea is top court they wanted to hand down the judgment from a twenty sixteen ruling but found the australian one center was unlawful the judgment could allow them to seek compensation and the chance to be resettled in other countries extreme poverty in parts of brazil has left some potential voters in sunday's election easy prey for politicians looking to buy support lack of basic services rising unemployment and illiteracy are serious problems all latin america added to the sea and human reports in the state of us. sixty five year old mother. can't read or write or even sign her name but what she does know is how to work. i started working in tobacco fields when i was nine my father had died and my mother couldn't make ends meet. the story is repeated in the nearby sugar fields generation after generation men work under the merciless sun of northeastern state . i started when i was stand i'm forty four now

a woman is facing murder killed a father and his daughter in walnut creek last thursday on south broadway off highway 680. this woman, jessica martin, plowed into three other cars. she is being charged with two counts of murder and drunk driving. a go fund me page for hector garza was in one of the cars and died. his 8-year-old daughter also died. they have raised near $70,000. we have a link at abc7news.com. >>> in the east bay, a father faces charges after his 3-year-old son was shot. the boy is in critical condition following the shooting monday night. oakland mayor says the shooting happened inside the family's home where there was an unsecured firearm. >> heads-up if you use bart s. starting tomorrow, the 8th and market street will be off-limits. that's in tpropb of the hotel whitco whitcomb. the announcement comes after the closure last year at the entrance in front of the burger king at grove and market streets. they need to install a new traction center. it is part of a larger effort to increase peak capacity. >>> your voice, your vote. one of the more controversial measures in san francisco. it would impose a new tax on sa

martin griffiths the un on. their release had been detained since december when the rebels killed their father. concern is gallen of the safety of problem solving journalist. who's missing in turkey has been a vocal critic of the kingdom's leadership senior turkish officials believe he's inside the saudi consulate and istanbul and started taking his more on tuesday jamal khashoggi walked into this saudi consulate in istanbul to collect proof of his divorce so he could remarry he hasn't been seen since then. we are positive he is still inside it we are waiting with his fiancee who is with us here we are staging a sit in here until he is released. once an advisor to the saudi royal family he fell out of favor as he became increasingly vocal in his criticism of crown prince mohammed bin selma i still see him as a reformer but he used gathering all power within his hand and it would be much beter for him to allow a bidding space for a critic for saudi intellectuals for all your active sort of the media to debate the most important needed transformation going in the country because jodi left saudi a

martin is accused of driving drunk and causing a multicar crash in walnut creek just last thursday. she killed hector garza, the father we saw in that picture, and his 8-month-old daughter, camilla, in the process of this accident taking place. as far as the charges go for martin, she faces two counts of murder and one count of dui. i did get a chance to speak to contra costa county's deputy d.a. who says the charges send a strong message when it comes to drunk driving here in contra costa county. >> this is obviously a very tragic and heinous case, and i felt that the charges were warranted. we have evidence of all of the elements we need to prove a second degree murder in this particular case. >> reporter: now, martin's bail is set at $2.1 million, and her next court date is november 8th. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, pete. >>> traffic is moving northbound 880 right now. earlier today, that certainly wasn't the case after a deadly crash involving a tour bus closed all lanes. nbc bay area's sky ranger was overhead as they were attempting to clear up that. all the lanes were eventually back open. in f

murder charges after a crash that killed a father and his daughter in walnut creek last thursday on south broadway off highway 680. this woman, jessica martin, plowed into three other cars. she is being charged with two counts of murder and drunk driving. a go fund me page for hector garza was in one of the cars and died. his 8-year-old daughter also died. they have raised near $70,000. we have a link at abc7news.com. >>> in the east bay, a father faces charges after his 3-year-old son was shot. the boy is in critical condition following the shooting monday night. oakland mayor says the shooting happened inside the family's home where there was an unsecured firearm. >>> your voice, your vote. one of the more controversial measures in san francisco. it would impose a new tax on san francisco businesses. the money would then be used to pay for homeless services. mark benioff said tech ceos need to be more charitable and support tax on themselves. jack dorsey disagrees. here's abc 7 news reporter kate larson. >> we found a mother living in one of our forrests here in san francisco with a 9-year-old child without shoes. it is just shocking. >>

police say on thursday, jessica martin caused a multicar crash on south broadway in walnut creek. two people died father and his baby girl. hector gaza died at the scene of the crash. his 8-month-old daughter died za t night. a loving husband and father, always putting his family first should take some time out and spend it with your kids. >> the suspect is from tennessee. she faces two murder charges along with driving under the judge set bail at more than $2 million. urave set up a go fund me page in garza's name. >>> how do you eliminate traffic deaths? it's a question leaders are asking themselves. the vision zero program seems to be part of the solution. last year fewest number of people died on san francisco treats than any other in modern time. san francisco is ramping up their campaign. you may hear more radio ads and see more billboards at bus stops. >>> 6:46 right now. there are six days to go untila. >> yes, he is,fter a stop in mixed feelings about the president and the rs nonetheless, the president sag ved a respectful welcome at of ideas to get people's minds off right wing violence and ba

martin is charged with two counts of murder and dui. >>> a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital after he was shot in the stomach in his home in oakland. the boy's father is under arrest for storing a gun improperly. >>> a 3-year-old boy is clinging to life after being shot in his home. >> i hope that everyone has this family in his players. what -- preyers. what a tragedy. it happened in east oakland. police are calling the case an unfortunate accident. the mayor investigators. >> this is an accountive -- active investigation. the incident happened home. there was an unsecured firearm in the home. >> police are not releasing many details but police arrested the boy's father on suspicion of criminal storage of the gun, child cruelty and being a felon with a gun. >> when we have a child that's harmed it is a unique harm for all of us. the boy is in children's hospital oakland. the family did not want to comment. the father is in dublin. the bail at $110,000. ld u.c. f.b.i. berkeley police that the suspected of sending bombs using u.c. berkeley like -- library. they are urging everyone to be vigilant. they arrested cesar say action -- sayoc. >> now at 11

father was killed and his child seriously injured, when a woman, suspected of driving under the influence, crashed into three cars, 6:30 pm thursday night, south broadway, shutting it down for several hours, jessica martin, a 35-year-old resident of tennessee, was driving southbound, she hit three cars driving northbound, she sideswiped the first car, crashed into the second car and then had a third car. the driver of the second car, a man in his 40s, was killed, his child is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries, along with a third victim, the driver of the first car. >> we want to backtrack where she was coming from prior to the collision, she may have been, where she might've been drinking, who she was hanging out with. >> police say they are interviewing a passenger who was in martin's car, speed and alcohol appeared to have been factors. she is facing charges for felony dui and vehicular manslaughter, anyone who has information about where she was coming from or headed to when it happened is asked to call walnut creek police. >>> taking a big step forward in recovery from last year's wildfire, completing work on electric and gas lines, even though they were underground, the heat melted the

envoy to yemen martin griffiths negotiated their release they've been detained since december when the rebels killed the father former president. bernard smith has more from neighboring djibouti. releasing the sons of salah could be a concession by the who think he's the u.n. special envoy to yemenis now in abu dhabi he's previously said he wants to start talks between the who think he's on the internationally recognized government of yemen as soon as possible to try and avert the collapse of young men who things have sat in the past the muslim group is a side of the who things have said they are ready to take part in talks so this looks like some sort of goodwill gesture by them but it's the who things do that the southern transition council is threatening to try and attempt again to take over the institutions of government in southern yemen they want to return to the pre nine hundred ninety seven state of yemen but the s.t.c. has not been invited to take part in talks it wants to be involved in a talks that might take place and that leader is also in abu dhabi at the same time as martin griffiths so this thr

. >> police say martin huerta dropped the girl off once he realized she was in the car. sadie ray was okay once she was back with her father they say the man drove a few more blocks and was found a short time later. now he's facing charges of kidnapping and auto theft. >>> the trump administration considering a move that would drastically rollback the recognition and protection of transgender people. according to the new york times, the health and human services will make a legal change that would narrow the definition of gender. the times said the listed on a birth certificate as originally issued shall constitute definitive proof of a person's unless provided by reliable evidence. as defining gender as gender only the trump administration wants to erase transgender people out of existence, and to read -- and from take -- and from keeping lgbt q from taking part in surveys. >>> 5:37 a.m. and as president trump draws the u.s. from a key meeting with russia and john bolton will fly to moscow today for regulations. the reagan era inf treaty prorate -- prevents u.s. -- the u.s. has accused russia of several violations of the

father marc. who now runs the klaas kids foundation... to stop crimes against children and help families. marc thank you for joining us (pam) on the san mateo county coast -- martins beach coast -- mateo county on the san (pam) (pam) on the san mateo county coast -- martins beach will remain open to the public for at least the time being, after a controversial battle over access which has lasted the past few years. public activists... surfer organizations ... and others involved in keeping martins beach open to the public say, the fight was all about the rights of the public. back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89- acre ocean spread. he promptly started limiting beach access. and argued, he had that right to close or open access whenever he wanted... because he owned the land however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took the matter to the u.s. supreme court, but today the high court ... declined to hear the case. <..."money can't buy justice.. to use our beautiful ocean.">(pam) khosla, a billionaire, issued a statement through his attorney... promising to continue to fight ..by appl

father, prince andrew. crowds gathered outside the castle to wish the couple well. princess eugenie and her husband jack have now departed windsor castle in an aston martin db10 followingon — only released to mark the release of the james bond spectre film. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been watching the day's events. hold onto your hats, it is another royal wedding. though this one not quite in the premier league, despite the sharp ambitions of the bride's father and mother. the guests battled through the strong winds to st george's chapel and, of course, these days you can't have a royal wedding without some celebrities. into the chapel via a discreet side door, the duke and duchess of sussex, thankful they had a spring wedding in bright sunshine rather than autumn one in a gale. this was the york's date and the duchess was clearly delighted to be pa rt duchess was clearly delighted to be part of the family again. the queen was there for the wedding of one of her granddaughters and alongside her the duke of edinburgh, a rare appearance by him at the age of 97. they took their places just behind the duchess of york. the first time it is thought the duk

father-in-law. in his new booklet it bang, he breaks down the relationship between guns, race and self-protection. and our michelle martin sat down with rj young for in unusual conversation. >> rj let me set the table. you live in tulsa, oklahoma. you meet with young lady. urine treeinged by her. you want to get to know her better. and by extension her family. and you find out that they are very -- at least her dad is very interested in guns. when did you realize that guns were really important to this man. >> we were sitting alone in his living room. and recliners. and he brought up a bag with a firearm in it. he went everywhere this the bag that had the firearm in it. and i just came out with it, something i probably would not have done knowing what i know about gun culture now and said why do you -- why that gun? and what is special about it? and he talked for an hour. he just went into revolvering a semiautomatics all the things i didn't have the language to understand at the time. but it was clear this was very important. and this was the thing that i decided was going to link us. we were going to come to understand

martin. there was a team of us that worked on charleston. i happened to be the lead, but i had other colleagues, i had stephanie young who her father was in the> yes. so we had a collection of voices whenever we were faced with such difficult issues. >> stephanie, in reading this book this gives an insight to a lot of americans on how all americans function in a white house in harmony, even if they disagreed on certain particular points, they understood the role of the country. >> i would just say that if you're looking for inspiration right now, which we all have searching for a little bit of hope in this moment as we get ready for this last 30 days before the midterms and the last years of the trump presidency, i'd really urge people to read this book because, one, it gives a human perspective to the role of public service and the role that, you know, why all of us were called to serve and the personal role and impact that particular policies had on our lives as ordinary americans who had the opportunity to serve in the white house. it's a very diverse book as heather said, 11 of our 18 authors are women, 13 of 18 are people of color. it sh

martin luther king, jr. resistance swept away by the sweet scent of partisanship. death has defined in as a great american as part of the pantheon of our re-founding father of this nation. >> you can watch this and all other booktv programs from the past 20 years @booktv.org. type the author's name and the workbook in the search bar at the top of the page. >> is president trump crazy? >> crazy like like a fox i say. i said i believe narcissism is a spectrum and that i do believe that most of us, i'm not meaning you, you may be the exception but most of us who put yourself out there haven't unusual sense of confidence and there's a reason. if you want to, narcissism i don't have a problem with with that. is that a dangerous sort of narcissism? i don't think so what are the dangers sorts of narcissism? absolutely. we have seen in our politics but i don't think our president fits in that category at all. >> watch tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> hillary clinton mentioned it at after she read the women's our. a book the letter to a new project. >> a friend of mine, my good friend lissa muscatine who along with her husband brad owns politics and prose, the

father, prince andrew. crowds gathered outside the castle to wish the couple well. they left the wedding in an aston martinpremier league, despite the sharp ambitions of the bride‘s father and mother. the guests battled through the strong winds to st george‘s chapel and, of course, these days you can‘t have a royal wedding without some celebrities. here they were, the singer robbie williams, whose daughter was a bridesmaid. james blunt and his wife, and just behind, there‘s another hat gone, ellie goulding. into the chapel via a discreet side door, the duke and duchess of sussex, thankful they had a spring wedding in bright sunshine rather than autumn one in a gale. the duke of duchess of cambridge. prince charles came without his wife, the duchess of cornwall evidently had a pressing engagement and couldn‘t make it. and then stand by for the arrival of the mother of the bride, sarah ferguson, also known as the duchess of york. she‘s not been an entirely welcome figure within royal circles for a good many years. she‘s had an unfortunate habit of embarrassing them. but she arrived today as boisterous as eve

father and a person in the community. i'm not the only one. >> some democrats have complained that the fbi investigation was too limited leaving out contact with crucial potential witnesses. struck celebrities joining woman for a martinn dc to protest brett kavanaugh's confirmation. will beagle board, john legend has said they will join protesters who will march from the courthouse where brett kavanaugh works to the supreme court. president trump tweeting saying this is an important time in our country. due process, parents, and common sense are on trial. edit less than an hour ago the president tweeted this is the seventh the time the fbi has investigated judge brett kavanaugh. if we made it 100 it would still not be good enough. for the obstructionist democrats. >>> letter to be delivered to the u.s. senate with more than 1000 law professors urging senators to vote against confirming brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. the letter was published in the new york times. the professor describes judge kavanaugh's angry a partisan performance before the judiciary committee last week. they argue he does not have the judicial temperament required to sit on the high court. bay area law professors found the link to a letter