the story of floyd norman who i to have ononored this program.st scratched the surface on a life well lived, even today. you might want to get this and read more about his life. you are a legend. some folks are a legend in their own mind and you are a legend in your own time. it is nice to see you. that is our show for tonight. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with david hyde pierce about directing the tony winning play. that is next time, we will see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more. pannouncer: (♪) matt elmore: welcome to imagemakers a weekly showcase featuring the best short films from around the world. stay tuned and enjoy the filmmakers of tomorrow today on imagemakers. imagemakers is made possible in part by a grant from: celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image. and by the: (♪ xylophone playing

they had in the bedroom. >> brian arierchd at the floyds' house at 1:24 a.m., did not call 911 until6. >> what was brian doing for these 20 minutes? >>> there were only three people in the house on the night of leslie vaughn's murder. the victim, and his two sons. a background check revealed 16-year-old brian had a previous arrest. >> he got into an argument with one of the security guards there at the bowling alley, who actually was an off-duty bexar county sheriff's deputy. in that altercation, he ended up striking this deputy and, in fact, fleeing and evading from the scene. those were pending charges at the time leslie was murdered. >> investigators also learned brian's car caught on fire three months before his father's murder. the origin was suspicious. >> there was an emergency call the vehicle was totaled and had to be put out. there was some question whether or not brian was responsible for starting that fire or being there when the fire started. >> whether leslie vaughn suspected this or not is unclear. but he offered to buy brian a used car to replace the one ruined in the

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yet, and we have obstructionists which are the police unions who are still legally challenging the floyd lawsuit. we're looking forward to the changes. it will require long-term consistent conversations and implementation, and i want people to understand that we're not going to solve this situation fast and we need to stay diligent against th the discriminatdiscriminatory practices. >> do they put the safety before the communities. >> it's a fair question, the right to live in a safety community. i think that mayor bloomberg's response was a little hyper boletic, you know, the fact that this has been is going to change the new york police department. they'll establish a monitor and implement and add to the police department, what is important right now is actually under mayor bloomberg while stop and frisk dramatically increased, it dramatically decreased towards the end of his team. so obviously the rate of using it exploded, and there are others ways to keep communities safe. what you don't want to do is handcuff the police department. it was just called as systemic racism. the importa

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>> i think about all that time, you know, even nowadays, athletes breaking barriers, floyd mayweather paid athlete african-american in the world when it comes to combat in sports and he's undefeated, going to go down in history as one of the loud mouthed talking fighters, but could back it up, mohammed ali, anderson silva has broken barriers, he was an african-american mixed martial arts that drew big crowds, and he was brazilian, you know, he didn't even speak english and he had broken a lot of barriers for me and urijah, i believe. >> we had floyd at 30 rock once and he was much smaller than i expected. >> add five or ten more pounds on you. >> i knew he had a big punch, i didn't mention the size at all. congratulations. i like seeing the -- could we borrow that some time, how's that work? >> you can borrow it. you can take it. >> i don't know if i'm strong enough to lift it up. that's my main concern. demetrius johnson, urijah hall, thanks for coming by. >> thanks for having us. >>> staying with the sports beat, the tweet of the day is from nascar driver dale earnhardt jr., who has

. >>> boxer floyd mayweather put to bed rumors he bed $10 million on broncos winning the super bowl. he wrote congrats to the seahawks and the only thing he would bet $10 million on is himself. stay classy, mayweather. >>> and classic joe namath right here. the former jets quarterback was ever so flashy in a fur coat for the coin toss at the super bowl and got its very own twitter page, which already has 867 followers. so fancy. >>> well, coming up, shocking allegations against woody allen. >>> it is the week of the winter olympics, but what the russians are working to finish with days to go. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter mo

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. >>> floyd may weather put to rest rumors that $10 million on the broncos winning the super bowl.m, he wrote, congrats to the seahawks and about the only thing he would bet $10 million on is himself. huh, classy. classic may weather. >>> also, classic joe namath. the former jets quarterback was ever so flashy in a fur coat for the coin toss at the super bowl. and broadway joe style choice got its very own twitter page, which already has 867 followers. very nice. >>> just ahead, we'll show you some of last night's entertainment highlights. you're watching "early today." [ male announcer ] walgreens understands being at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i should've looked some more." ♪ that's why walgreens makes it easy to save even more on your medicare part d prescriptions. ♪ just stop on by and leave all the legwork to us. switch to walgreens today where you could save with copays as low as zero dollars on select medicare part d plans. at the corner of happy and healthy. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ]

that came from peru from even from the gold winner or gold medal winner floyd usually just. just explodes all views you got here with a broken rib before you got to sochi to also have a bit of a bug this week as well which is brought you down a little bit but you're still determined to go on without race your competitors when you got over the finish line eventually there they rallied around you didn't they yeah if in the river. decided to go. compete. there read appreciate it i've been getting a lot of feedback from media from a hundred emails so far from people and they were. so excited about the story inspired by the story. i got close to five thousand facebook facebook likes in a matter of twelve hours overnight. being great i'm so happy that people got a story of course remember that we have all the very latest for you on our website here on our team dot com and it will bring you everything that's happening in sochi so had to the last section on our twitter feed here there you can find weeds from the contestants and give them your feedback russia's hockey team captain ha

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the first or just explain to the east of all floyd ukraine which i guess that is heavily populated by ethnic russians. it's also the ukrainian of the industrial powerhouse that's why people living in these parts of the bed sheet they have a feeling. also of possible independence with what i mean is that they don't feel the need to be connected to do with the west the twenty five knots in the sunni or perhaps even economical meet with the same time obviously these two parts of the veggie have been living side by side for a very long time. what's with the new authorities. and once again are not recognize here in the crimea. cutting city of two thousand he offends a passing all these last two mini qc as a team the russian once and it's it's it's clear that sell and that shows the hour the unfortunate. are they not only skeptical but the very critical off of the new building or with a teeny bit that it is right now the news conference out that nest egg in a cottage at the asa president of ukraine is about to stocks of cold so we'll be talking to you today chelsea sixty s at speaking he is

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came from peru from even from the goal winner gold medal winner floyd usually just. to explain to all of you as you go here with a broken rib before you got to sochi to also have a bit of a bug this week as well which is brought you down a little bit but you're still determined to go on without race compared to when you got over the finish line eventually there they rallied around you didn't they yeah the reporters were. decided to go with this traces of compete. there read appreciate it i've been getting a lot of feedback from media from a hundred emails so far from people and they were. so excited about the story inspired by the story. i got close to five thousand facebook facebook likes in a matter of twelve hours overnight. being great and so happy that people got a story. and of course it got all the latest on the action in the olympic city here and a lion as well at r.t. dot com you can head a line anytime you like and also had to the list section on our twitter feed and there you can find tweets from the contestants and give them your feedback if you like well

it came from peru from even from the gold winner or gold medal winner floyd usually just. just explodes will view as you go here with a broken rib before you go to sochi to also have a bit of a bug this week as well which is brought you down a little bit but you're still determined to go on without race your competitors when you got over the finish line eventually there you have rallied around you didn't mean the recruiters were. decided to go with this traces of competing. there read appreciate it i've been getting a lot of feedback from media from a hundred emails so far from people and they were. so excited about the story inspired by the story. i got close to five thousand facebook facebook likes and a lot of twelve hours overnight it's been great i'm so happy that people got what an athlete that's definitely one of the greatest feel good olympic stories we've heard so far out so if you're twenty fourteen it's day nine of the winter games i'm expecting new breakthroughs and a lot of exciting moments here on the russian black sea coast and up in the mountain cluster we'

it was to gain private prisons to fix given the fact that these companies aren't legally bound by floyd requests. profit corporations that manage these private facilities were scandalously unwilling to share information pertaining to racial demographics or age or health demographics of their facility so most of the information that i was able to procure came from state departments of corrections and unfortunately i couldn't go to a lot of these private companies because they're not currently private prison companies aren't subject to freedom of information act reporting standards like their public counterparts just interested in just another aspect of private prisons that is bad. little transparency i want to go to disparage in states like california mississippi where of course the people of color in prison a much higher numbers but that this is even more severe and private prisons according to reports why. that's right so to back up just for one second very briefly many people are already well aware that sadly people of color are overrepresented on a percentage basis in public prisons

came from peru from even from the goal winner or gold medal winner floyd usually just. to explain to all of you as you go here with a broken rib before you got to sochi to also have a bit of a bug this week as well which is brought you down a little bit but you're still determined to go on without race your competitors when you got over the finish line eventually there they rallied around you didn't they yeah if in the river. i decided to go with this trace he competed. there read appreciate it i've been getting a lot of feedback from media from a hundred emails so far from people i never met. so excited about the story inspired by the story. i got close to five thousand facebook facebook likes in a matter of twelve hours overnight. he's been great i'm so happy that people got a story now the slopes of saatchi may be an olympic battleground right now but they promise to become a popular skiing destination after the games are over we sent our teams martin anderson the such mountain cluster to try out the snow. what goes up must come down there's no better way to see the

on the left and right agree that these drugs are bad you know just yesterday i think it was you had floyd abrams of cahill gordon great first amendment attorney meeting stross and former c.e.o. you had the whole bunch of folks coming out against these proposed i.r.s. obama all i'm saying is when you start regulating political speech you know i throw the baby out with the bathwater while i'm saying. actually i you know that that's a cliche that is that come up we i'm not talking about regulating political speech on time or regulating money i don't buy that speech is money speech is not money money is no instrumentality necessary. speech no money is the answer and salary necessary to buy television ads that's a different thing. or to print books or to print pamphlets or to be able to have the free time in order to your take yourself to go protest in front of and look forward to and so we have done since the nixon debacle is we have regulated money and it's been bipartisan republicans and democrats you know i don't think that's not disagreeing that there is an opportunity for regulation or t

but one of those stats, floyd mayweather bet $240,000 in this game and he took denver. >> he's going for a little while to make that money up. so you look at all the angles. another one at running back. >> marshawn lynch scored seattle's first touchdown. this is his touchdown probably the most important run of the day. and they never did tackle it joe. >> he refused to go down. he ends up with just 39 yards on 15 carries. he really

but one of those stats, floyd mayweather bet $240,000 in this game and he took denver. >> he's goingp fighting for a little while to make that money up. so you look at all the angles. another one at running back. >> marshawn lynch scored seattle's first touchdown. this is his touchdown probably the most important run of the day. and they never did tackle it joe. >> he refused to go down. he ends up with just 39 yards on 15 carries. he really wasn't the factor for them. >> he's got himself a ring. >> that he does. >> no question. oakland tech guy. back breaker for denver. third down conversion, seattle was able to make good on. you have to give russell wilson a lot of credit. he threaded the needle in the clutch time and time again. >> that was the very first series to cook. to the sideline to tate. then the guy again that we talked about this just seems to kill the 49ers. another third down. this one to doug baldwin to keep it going. >> 49er fans, san francisco could have drafted him. you know. apparently they didn't like. >> nobody drafted him. he was an undrafted free agent. he had

. >>> unbeaten world boxing champ floyd mayweather is now letting the public decide who he should fighthe choices are amir khan and marcos nadana. but mayweather would likely be the favorite to win no matter what. >>> and chock up another difference between men and women. new studies find they have different bad dreams. men tend to be more scared by disasters. >>> super bowl, not only about football, it's also of course about the ads. >> i reich this little guy. >> i love this one. >> you know, you could always compromise and breed them together. doberuaua. know what i mean? >> all right. this one was so quirky, it had to be my personal favorite. joining us now with their take, shawn perez and charles payne. great to see you, gentlemen. all right. so shawn, i understand you like that audi ad as well. >> absolutely. >> some people were freaked out by it. what did you like about it? >> first and foremost, it was funny. you know, i really enjoyed it. i thought that having sarah mclaughlin in it was the icing on the cake, especially considering she does the psas for aspca. i thought that wa

to grow the pie or you want to offer a lower price, it is a different story than people have them floyd in the last year and a half. about samsungre and apple. lenovo is targeting the mid-to-high-end customer. they have ag series. >> is a curved? curved? >> it is not this one. flex.the g they are looking to lift the bland -- brand. from what we understand, they are in talks with mobile operators to expand the sales of premium products. do not expect any magic overnight. a lot of products will cost money through advertising and marketing that will eat into profits. you can see this company have a quarterly loss was up >> the shares have taken a pummeling. they are 20% down. >> 23% is what i recalled seeing on the one-year chart. ranked fifth in global smartphone shipments. be lg. used to we have a look at the close on friday and there we go. up by one percent on friday. up by .2% in mumbai. pledging better policy cooperation. we will see if it is enough to calm developing country posteriors next. earseveloping country's f next. >> all right, a quick look at some of the events on the rada

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michael floyd has been riding bulls for more than seven years. >> there's no greater adrenaline rush.d super cross, they are all a buzz. >> but nothing he says compares to riding a bull. >> it's the ultimate sort of man against beast. i mean, you have odd of 10-15 odds. they just want you off. >> the same goes that if you mess with the bull you get the horns. and michael gets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a ride owe in australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. they said this is the mighty bull and the money is on you tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back to gear up and he tried to get me off a couple times in the statutes. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and it doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg dow

and joining us now to talk about the trial our legal contributor jamie floyd.ey, john. >> what are the big legal issues in this case? >> stand your ground is again front and center in florida. and it is really just a self-defense case, but stand your ground makes it a very, very critical case in the state of florida and makes it a national story. >> so how is this dunn case -- how do you compare it to the case of the shooting at the theatre in florida? >> that is a case just now getting going, they are having the bail hearing in that case. i see the cases as quite similar. of course race is not an issue in the movie theater case. those both the defendant and the victim in that case are white. but in this case, we have a shooting over loud music, in that case, we have a shooting over texting in a movie theater. in both cases we have shoot first, ask questions later over very trivial matters and seems that we have a happy culture and perhaps stand your ground is to blame for that. >> i thought stand your ground was supposed to be about your home is your castle, m

. >> al jazeera legal contributor jamie floyd joins us. the jury is deadlocked on first degree murder. what does that mean they are not sure of? >> the jury is no longer deadlocked, the trial has been declared. we'll have another trial, angela cory and jonathan guy insisted the case will be tried again. it means a jury could not agree this was a murder, that jordan davis was murdered by michael done. they could not agree on the top charge that it was an intentional killing by the defendant of the boy. the three counts of attempted murder stuck. what is the difference between the charges? >> it's hard to understand. it seems inconsistent, right. four boys are in the car, the same pattern applied to the four boys. it's not like a bar fight where you could have a murder of one young man and different patterns. they are all in the same car, the shots are fired - nine at the car, one miss, so 10 rounds fired. he is convicted on attempted murder, intent to kill the other boys, but they can't agree on the top charge. why is that? someone, someone

floyd norris writing up the cbo, the budget getting better, jamie dimon talking about what to do with the cash. why are we so miserable in oklahoma and other parts of the nation if we seem to be doing so well? >> thank goodness for federalism because at the state level, bad governance will result in bad results and good governance will result in good results. we moveds governor from 45th per capita income to 38th over my eight years. i was only the third republican governor to the state, the only one really did but we passed right to work and constitution through a democrat house and taxes, government of welfare and all those things but at the national level, as all of you know, the big crisis is demographics. medicare, medicaid, social security, interest of the debt. by 2025 every cent of tax revenue will go to that and that alone. that is why the gloom exists. >> i going to rip up the script. minimum wage. in zÜrich, switzerland, the numbers work up to $12 and here in new york, seven dollars? i am going to guess in tulsa, oklahoma, and mcdonnell -- mcdonald's the mid to value meal i

oftentimes these groups will apparently, they're quite floyd, by the way, they may disagree ideologically, but as is convenient for them on a technical context we will agree to work together. of course we've had a falling and. they're fighting other opposition groups. >> if given this relationship as his private there is, i assume frequently sharing of affirmation, perhaps sharing of equipment that goes on between extremist and moderate elements. >> well, that is hard to say, sir. this is very it fluid. there are some 151600 of these groups, various fighting groups, and they align themselves and realign themselves constantly. it is hard to make a generalized statement. >> warehouses of items provided as assistants to modern rebels where, as you know, wellness groups in december. were they involved in a seizure? psst -- >> i will have to research. i don't know off to my head. >> and to your knowledge, is there anything that was seized in connection with pat in december and has subsequently been used by any of the other extremist groups? >> i cannot say. >> iranian nuclear capabilities and

other states to pass laws that all children receive a to proper education on how to recognize, of floyd, and report abuse. arming them with informationlly that could pennant -- potentially save their lives. but perhaps the most important clarification we should make rebates to who is responsible for reporting child abuse. as a career prosecutor specializing in child abuse cases, it has always been well understood that anyone who's sees a child being abused must report it or face criminal penalties. in fact, not only did i prosecute baby pianists' killers but also rollcall grandmother as well.i they knew what was happening but they saw it but did nothing about it.repo to put this requirement not only of professionals like social workers but debris and then never interactive '50s people. she was too young to be aas school inid a for -- never taken to the doctor. just five months old self who would see her and used other than her family?, if i am highly disappointed by the recent position saying our law is not crystal clear on this subject. if it was not before it isy an time to leave no d

floyd from new jersey on the support line. i support the unionize nation. unionization. .on't agree with unions but the athletes should be paid. colleges are making money. they are one of the biggest entity making money in the united states. they should make money. more call, michael from cleveland, ohio on the support line. caller: i support all unions. it unions give fair wages. they get i love my. i don't understand what i'm being greedy. have a nice day. is the last call we will take on that topic. it is february, meaning it starts up african history month. -- african-american history month. later, a discussion on the mining process known as fracking. you to ourt to point newsmakers program this week. a michigan democrat, whose chairs -- who chairs the academic mission. she talked about meat labeling. are [video clip] >> one of the last-minute battles that erupted was over with me to labels that over me to labels. -- was over meet labels. labels.meat your meatpackers would really like to see a relief on these labels so they don't have stringent requirements. they the l

we will start with floyd in jonesville, virginia. on our line for republicans. caller: i think it should be a bill that protects christians from homosexuality. it is one thing that god really hated. homosexuality is one thing that god really hated. he burned them over homosexuality and birth people up. genesis.ound in if you want to find out about noble warming, read that 19th chapter. -- global warming, read that 19th chapter. -- peoplead where god that vote for these people that approve of homosexuality don't need to be called christians. here is how the new york times put it. religious right in arizona allowingill businesses to refuse to serve gays. they welcomed it as a necessary form of protection for objectors to same-sex marriage and gay .ights groups it is a license for discrimination. the measure comes at a time when the courts are grappling with how to define the religious right of private businesses. the supreme court is to hear two cases next month or they are seeking exemptions from providing contraceptive services . plenty of comments on our twitte