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this interview a few months ago, i got pointers from the master of the sky hook and discovered how he fouords to write his second act. >> it took me a couple of years ago to deal with the burn-out of playing. i had a very intense career and it lasted for 20 years. once i got over the burn-out i figured on what i needed to be doing and i started writing. i always had the ambition to write. [ cheers and applause ] >> i probably would have been a history teacher or something like that if i had to have a real job. >> 15 years after his first history book, black profiles in courage became a "new york times" bestseller. he's promoting a project for children. what color is my world? the lost history of african american inventors. you write about two american kids, ella, and herby, who hear there's more to our history than jazz, slavery and civil rights. >> the message of this book has to do with my experiences when i was in grade school. the only time black americans were mentioned were in conjunction with the issues of slavery and civil rights. and the black experience in america is so much bro

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he was fou killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son in 2002. say, quote, mob mentality led to his conviction. >>> and five people were hurt in spain's running of the bulls. 15 people, by the way, have been killed during the summer festival since record keeping began back in 1924. >> gregg: a new threat to shut down a waterway vital for ships carrying a fifth of the world's oil. iran saying it has a plan now to block the strategic strait of hormuz. there is the map. a rogue regime made these claims before, of course. but the latest comments come just days after the european union enforced a total oil embargo. the boycott is intend to do pressure iran to open up its iranian enrichment program to international inspectors. >> heather: hillary clinton secretary of state in afghanistan for a major announcement. the obama administration declaring that nation, the u.s.'s newest nonnato ally. it's a statement of commitment to afghanistan's future. as u.s. troops are set to leave at the end of 2014. world afirst contributor is streaming live from kabul,

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this poplar tree that fell into the back of linda fous's yard. she just moved here.t even unpacked yet. >> power crews are warning it could be days before power is restored to everyone. >>> good morning. welcome to news4 today. >> i'm richard jordan and it's sunday, july 1, 2012. most of the area avoided more severe weather last night. however to the south the national weather service issued a tornado warning for the richmond area after someone reported a funnel cloud spotted about seven miles outside the city. thousands of customers there are still without power after friday's storm. >> and hopefully we can avoid more severe weather again today. chuck bell joins us now, but we're still going to have severe temperatures, right? >> yes. there's no real relief from the stifling heat and humidity out there. heat index values again this afternoon, flirting with 100 to 101 degrees. dangerously hot for sure. there's a live picture outside this morning. a nice, calm way to get your sunday started. a few mid level clouds drifting on by. temperatures are on the muggy side. 77

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