with the help of frank williams and s.e.o.p. he now works five days a week cooking meals for the very agency that got him back on his feet. >> do you sometimes think that you know, when you're chopping up corn bread this sure beats life on the streets? >> oh, yeah, i don't even think about the streets any more. [ chuckling ] >> do you ever look back and think where would i have been were it not for that year and a half working with this program? >> i would be dead. seriously. i would say, or in prison again. >> jail is the intersection of so many wrongs of a person's life. coming through something like this helps you to learn better habits, better skills, and unlearn the kind of habits or responses that you just shouldn't have. >> were there any programs like the one that you now run around when you were in prison? >> no. that's why i do what i do, man because we got to learn how to love each other. we got to learn how to love ourselves. if someone was there for me, man. >> what do you say to people who say, why should i care ab

it included frank williams, george and morgan watson. in the book we talked with george and morgan watson. the experience demonstrated the problems be talked about. when they got to alabama no one was renting a hotel room or an apartment. they told us about how they all went to a ray charles concert write-down the middle of the aisle. he said the same thing happened with a television set out in the field and again )-right-paren the middle. a.m. african-american recruiter got some homes in the community and that's where they lived during that time despite the efforts to integrate its workforce this is the way things were. >> i don't think there were any workers. >> in fact he told the story about the man walking through the facility one day somebody came up and said are you visiting dignitaries from africa. it hadn't occurred to them black americans could be working at nasa. he said they felt the expectations he has placed upon them. >> we went out of our way to work hard and do whatever it took. we felt that the whole image was riding on

the group colluded frank williams and morgan watson, and in the book we talk with p -- watson. one would rent them a hotel room. they went to a concert in huntville. the world right down in the middle of the field with the blacks on one side and the whites on another. an african recruiter got the young men homes in the black community and that's where they lived during their time there. despite nasa's effort to integrate to workforce this is the way things were at nasa according to to morgan watson. >> i don't think they were clerical workers, i remember ground keepers and janitors. they were no black professionals at all. he told a story about a young men walking in white shirts and skinny black ties. he said excuse me, are you visits from africa. watson said that the young men felt the expectation that the black press had placed upon them. >> we went out of our way to study late, work hard and do whatever it took to what we felt that the whole imagine of black people were riding on us as professionals and we couldn't fail. we had to move forward and do our best. >> and well n

the label became a showcase for artists like betty wright, frank williams and the rocketeers. >> everythingor for either producing or writing, it is a very, very long list, quite an amazing list. >> it is about 1200. >> 1200 songs. >> it just flows. i'm like a song mechanic. you bring it to me. i'll help you fix it. >> william and his writing partner clarence "blowfly" reed wrote such classics as "clean up woman" and "rocking chair." >> 50 years, 100 years from now, if you were to do an internet search and punch in the miami sound, your name is going to come up right away as principal creator of the miami sound. what were the distinctive features of the music you were making that separated it from motown, philadelphia, new york? >> the culture was a mixture of bahamian, jamaican, and people came down from georgia and alabama, but that bahamian influence was dominant. >> right. >> we would have bands who would march from overtown all the way to liberty city and back in big parades. this influence, the dancing and the moving and the marching, i would say that was the main difference. >> and y

frank fina is a prosecutor under seth williams. he has received the court filing and thorough review is necessary to determine any employees involvement. wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom the search for the man using counterfeit cash using a fake 100-dollar bill at the wegmans in cherry hill and drove off in a red minivan. if you recognize the man call cherry hill police. >>> happening today a community meet upwill be held for residents planning on renting out their homes next month. there will be information on how to rent out your home plus logistics to pass along from any out of town guests. representatives from the mayor and septa and the philadelphia visitors bureau will get going at the grand buildings on 15th street. ♪ last night the saint charles borromeo cemetary choir held the first rehearsal for the hymn they will sing to the pope. you can go to 6abc.com/pope for all the the latest on the papal visit. there we have security plans and maps and other helpful information. >> 4:39 much m

plus, juan williams, frank luntz. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity" tonight. hillary clinton's campaign could be in serious trouble with falling poll numbers, major scandals that are now mounting. the democratic front-runner could soon be faced with another major challenge. latest reports joe biden, crazy uncle joe is seriously entering the 2016 race. here with more on how the clinton campaign is reacting to the news, our very own ed henry. ed? >> reporter: sean the clinton camp is playing defense. democratic sources tell us vice president joe biden basically got a green light from president obama during a private lunch at the white house. as it appears biden is getting closer to getting in. sources confirming a "washington post" report that the vice president has now set up meeting at the naval observatory after labor day with top fund-raisers who raised big money for the obama/biden ticketed. clinton's poll numbers continue to sag in key battlegrounds like new hampshire. a new survey, p

i also tried to reach frank fena, he's now currently an assistant da under seth williams.old by the press secretary they are working on a statement or some kind of release for later on today. as soon as we have it, we'll pass it along to you. rosemary connors, nbc10 news. >>> we have new information on the legionnaires contamination at west chester university, turns out health officials say they found more buildings with the bacteria. all school activities will continue as they work to eliminate the bacteria. legionnaires bacteria has been found in the hot water systems of several buildings, including the village apartments. the school says the strain of bacteria at the school does not cause legionnaires disease. >>> a woman severely burned in a fire in trenton earlier this month has died. 21-year-old alicia jones had burns to 80% of her body. the fire happened on august 14th on hills place. investigators are blaming gasoline cans as the cause of that fire. five row homes were destroyed. a fire fueled by an open gas line sent flames through the roof of the abrams run apart

frank is. >>> one year since legendary actor and comedian robin williams took his own life. his talents in finance to teach inmates at california's only death row prison. cnn's lori segal reports. >> reporter: nearly a year ago, zach williams lost his father. and people all over the world lost their beloved comedian. >> nothing's ever going to be the same. and understanding that, you just got to continue doing what you can to personally heal while giving back. >> reporter: san quentin. one of the only prisons in california that houses death row inmates. and it might seem like an unlikely place to heal. but it's become almost therapeutic for zak. >> those companies will continue to make money. >> reporter: this is the financial literacy class he teaches. today's topic is the great debt crisis. >> there will no longer be a euro in greece. it would shift to the drachma. >> reporter: the idea is to help inmates understand thinking, the economy, and how to value stocks. >> when you look at the reason why a lot of inmates are incarcerated it has to do with money. >> whether nonvio

williams of dollars in market value gone in minutes. >> i am frank sommerville. we will hear from an expert who says, don't panic. but first the numbers from today. the dow was off 588 points, but that was actually an improvement after being down more than 1000 points at the beginning of the trading day. the nasdaq lost 179 points. the s&p lost as well. all of this on top of big losses last thursday and friday. the chinese market has been setting the tone. it is tuesday there and investors are once again selling off. the shanghai composite was down for percent in morning trading. australia and korea were in positive territory. >> the dow and nasdaq are off 13%. the snp 500 is off 11%. -- s&p 500 is off 11 pit -- percent. so what is the smart strategy going forward? we have ken pritchett live. >> reporter: volatile would be a fitting word to describe the us market today. we have seen it all day long. that was the selloff rational given a relatively healthy economy? >> shortly after the opening bell, the dow dropped more than 1000 points in minutes before regaining

williams, he entertained you. >> he didn't have to do any work. >> that's why it's so sad. the next court date set for august 28th. >>> coming up next, we look back at our time with frank gifford and kathie lee. endured through good times and bad. >> i know frank too well to know it's not perfect. >>> luke bryan opens up about friends blake shelton and miranda lambert and also has his own drama with one of his young sons. >> last night, kate was in the emergency room. >> that's ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by -- the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >>> there is no stopping carrie understood woo underwood. makes her the to

williams, he entertained you. >> he didn't have to do any work. >> that's why it's so sad. the next court date set for august 28th. >>> coming up next, we look back at our time with frank gifford and kathie lee. their love story that endured through good times and bad. >> i know frank too well to know it's not perfect. >>> luke bryan opens up about friends blake shelton and miranda lambert and also has his own drama with one of his young sons. emergency room. >> that's ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by -- myhey pttsile hains,efe eains.oe fkyhay.oaerstde nowi me in [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warner cable. enjoy better. >>> there is no sto

williams, he entertained you. >> he didn't have to do any work. >> that's why it's so sad. the next court date set for august 28th. >>> coming up next, we look back at our time with frank gifford and kathie lee. their love story that endured through good times and bad. >> i know frank too well to know it's not perfect. >>> luke bryan opens up about friends blake shelton and miranda lambert and also has his own drama with one of his young sons. >> last night, kate was in the emergency room. >> that's ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪usic: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> there is no stopping carrie underwood. makes her the top selling country star. now luke bryan is also high up on that list. and also good friends with blake shelton but asked the divorce from miranda. >> blake and i have talked a little bit. and anytime, i mean, a divorce is out of the public eye is tremendous thing to have to deal with. so when they're in the public eye, hope they're doing good and happy at the end of the da

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frank had made threats that if he caught the thieves their bodies would never be found. hunters found the body a year later near yosemite. >> kaufman was supporting his family williams scraping. he was stealing metal to make money. >> reporter: deputies and the department of justice were seen searching carson's backyard. >> well, to other officers were arrested for obstruction and conspiracy. one of the officers lived right next door to the victim. prosecutors are not commenting on any of the suspects individual rolls in the crime. >>> and a rescue along a southern callis freeway after a car crash sparked a brush fire development vehicles collided along the 118 freeway yesterday. a truck flew off the roadway and went 300 feet down an embankment, sparking a fire. a helicopter spot the the driver and hoisted him to safety. the flames consumed about five acres. >>> and but now know the cause of thing a rag fire from weeks ago. exhaust from a car ignited dry grass and flames and it fred from there. it burned more than 8000-acres. >>> firefighters in los angeles county are battling several wild fires there this weekend. the biggest challenge is the heat. two firefighters had to b

frank farley and he says it's very clear this act of revenge was well planned out. >> lamb have confirmed -- >> reporter: gunman identified as former tv reporter bryce williams aka vesteree flanagan had been a reporter at the very sim station as parker and ward. he recorded himself as he gunned down the reporter and cameraman. they posted the video on social media after fleeing the scene. >> it was all planned. it was planned in the light of social media because after the perpetrator did it, he then went on social media to talk about it. report how 21st century is that? >> reporter: williams also posted several comments on twitter. saying, i filmed the shooting, see facebook. then adam went to hr on me after working with me one time. he also wrote, they hired her after that and eeoc report filed finally he alleged quote allison made racist comments. >> revenge getting one's own back is often a motive for this kind of thing, but he sounds like he's pretty disturbed. >> reporter: jeffrey marks the station's president and general manager said williams had been escorted by police out of the station when he was fired. marks described him as an unhappy man and difficult to w

william simon in his administration's response to the energy crisis of the 1970s. an interesting hofstra tie to that i noticed while sitting in the audience earlier was the frank czar school of business, he was an energy czar, though after nixon resigned. most recently barack obama has used ron to control ebola epidem epidemic. in both of these cases, nixon's use of energy czar and obama's ebola czar, presidents pointed these on their own initiative. there are policy problems to solve and there were political reasons to be seen as solving them if not actually solving them. and presidents, you know, owned the development of those phenomenon. other times, such as the case of george w.h. bush and the institutionalization of the drug czar in the late 1980s, the development of a czar is actually spurred by congressional action. and not, surprisingly, by the prefaces or incentives facing the president. following september 11th, the george w. bush administration created at three moments three distinct czardoms. there was the homeland security czar that dave talked about at length. there was a national intelligence czar, which we have the fortunate of having as a feature a

frank law and other topics. "newsmakers" on c-span. >> and first lady ida mckinley arrived at the white house in 1897, she was in poor health suffering from epilepsy. in white house events, her husband william mckinley would sit next to hurt so that when he saw she was having a seizure, he would cover her face with a large handkerchief in the episode past. despite her health albums, she traveled as first lady, even attending the 19 one pan-american exposition where her husband was assassinated. i do mckinley this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series -- "first ladies." their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> the republican presidential candidates are in manchester new hampshire for the voters first presidential forum on monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and c-span's road to the white house is providing live coverage of the two-hour forum on c-span, c-span radio and www.c-span.org. the new hampshire leader and news organizations from an early caucus of primary states are sponsoring this forum. following the live forum, you can provide your input i joining our calling prog