l l o 2014 i'll appreciate our vote this november♪ >> hi, folks, i'm george davis. am the candidate for supervisor district 8, castro upper market, noe valley, glenn park, duboce triangle, castro. so, i'm best known especially internationally ~. in fact, i have people say you should be running in london or new york, not in san francisco. as an advocate for body freedom and civil liberties, since the passage of the nudity ban running for office, this is with the full knowledge of the mayor's office and the san francisco police department. i have been arrested twice, cited once, and threatened with arrest two other times while making campaign speeches. these are the same speeches on body freedom that i have made for years in this city. august of this year i went to new york city with the full knowledge of the new york police department and the new york mayor's office, i made the same type of body freedom speech in the center of times square, and was picked up by associated press. it went all over the country and it seems to be dropped as an issue in this city, you kno

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after we recorded that interview, news came out that there will be a movie version of davis's book to be directed by georgeey shooting is scheduled to start next year. there may well not be a screenplay yet. but there is clearly one come can. and in that respect, the truth, the whole truth has just caught up with nick davis. we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >> >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york, and here are the top stories. changing the better guidelines to better protect health care workers from the threat of ebola. with i.s.i.l. advancing towards baghdad and suicide bombings on the rides iraqis are -- rise, iraqis are worried about security >>> living and luxury in the last place you expect to find it - north korea >>> the relationship i have with him is probably far better

after we recorded that interview, news came out that there will be a movie version of davis's book to be directed by georgeey shooting is scheduled to start next year. there may well not be a screenplay yet. but there is clearly one come can. and in that respect, the truth, the whole truth has just caught up with nick davis. we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >> there is no practical obstacle whatever now to the

was often likened to the trayvon martin case, where as a mostly white jury acquitted george zimmerman, jordan davis' father was gratified that a mostly white jury returned a very different verdict for his son. >> a shining example that you can have a jury made up of mostly white people, white men to be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices. >> you heard from angela corey in that piece. you may remember her as the prosecutor in the trayvon martin case. michael dunn would evade a murder conviction because of corey's mishandling of the trial. it could be seen as a vindication this morning. >> coming up, aljazeera's legal contributor will break down the verdict in this case. >> foul is upon us. let's get a check of your forecast this morning. >> meteorologist nicole mitchell is here. >> a potent storm system, look at heavy rain in places like missouri dealing with it yesterday, more of that today, leading to flooding situations and flash flooding that we'll have to be concerned about. it's on the move and developing along with that cold front today. this is the next 2

davis at the hospital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're learning more about that 5-year-old little boy in isolation. we're getting a look inside that controversy tent where nurse kaci hickox has spent the last three nights under quarantine even though she tested negative. >> the situation is a little bit out of control. >> reporter: overnight, kaci's boyfriend telling us that the tent is unheated, with no shower, and only a box for a toilet. she does have a cell phone, which she used sunday for this interview with cnn. >> i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> reporter: she had been treating ebola patients in sierra leone. officials say when she landed friday she had a fever, something she denied. claiming she was worn out. chris christie, the new jersey governor, continued to defend the decision. >> i'm sorry that she's uncomfortable. the fact is i have the people of new jersey as my first and foremost responsibility to protect their public health. >> reporter: overnight, christie and governor cuomo said some peopl

george zimmerman, who was white, during a dispute in sanford, florida. zimmerman was acquitsed. like dunn, no rming weapon was weapon was found in davis's vehicle. >>> for parents of jordan davis the verdict goes beyond justice for their son. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan. but justice for tray von, for the nameless people and children who will never have a voice. >> with this most recent verdict, dunn will spend the rest of his life behind bars. >> with these trials what was the difference? >> the second trial they were really going after michael dunn shooting. if you recall, he left the scene. prosecutors say, guilty people leave the scene. not guilty people wait and help law enforcement. >> this was also a matter of choice. there was a conviction in the first trial, not for murder 1 but in this case, why did the prosecutor and in indeed the family want to continue for second trial, when they could have gotten the same result? >> do you this so you guarantees not something coming up on appeal, that quintessential first degree murder, in the first trial they were deadlocked on that cha

davis at the hospital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george.levue hospital had conducted drills like this for months in anticipation of this very scenario. and this morning dr. craig spencer is here. officials now tracking his every move in the days leading up to that 103-degree temperature spike. they're saying he started feeling symptoms of fatigue as early as tuesday. this morning 33-year-old dr. craig spencer and his live in fiance morgan dixon are quarantined, apartment sealed off, two friends under quarantine. trying to calm public fears while racing to find out who he had contact with. >> we have been preparing for months for the threat posed by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols that are being followed and were followed in this instance. >> reporter: seven days ago, spencer arrived in new york after treating patients in guinea with doctors without borders. he passed several health screenings at jfk. >> when he arrived in the united states he was also well with no symptoms. >> reporter: once back in new york, we have learned dr. s

davis at the hospital. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're just learning that nurse kaci hickox will be released today and heading back to maine. she tested negative from ebola on friday and remained symptom-free ever since. >> the situation is a little bit out of control. >> reporter: overnight, kaci's boyfriend telling us that the tent is let o set up in the parking lot of new arc new jersey's hospital parking lot, it's unheated, with no shower, and only a box for a toilet. she does have a cell phone, which she used sunday for this interview with cnn. calling her treatment inhumane. >> i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> reporter: she had been treating ebola patients in sierra leone. when she landed newark airport friday, officials said she had a fever, something hickox deanywayed. saying she was worn out, from hours of being detained, with only a protein bar to eat. chris christie, the new jersey governor, continued to defend the decision. >> i'm sorry that she's uncomfortable. the fact is i have the people of ne

george marshall, so grant is going to be a different kind of beast. mainly i want to focus you on the red and blue lines. , as does lincoln and jefferson davis, the fastest way to get the confederate army to battle or a union army to battle is to threaten their capitals. politicians don't like when armies come knocking on their doors. grant and tends to aim on the area of richmond. he is going to say the union army is his objective. that is his idea. grant is stalemated. to go to the courthouse. stalemated. losses downterrific there. what grant is going to do is something no other commander did since robert e lee fought. keep theg to initiative. it doesn't matter what happened. pushing going to keep staff. that is going to apply pressure on robert e lee's army. this strategy is going to keep riding down the confederate army. he is going to utilize the woods for about 12 miles from where we of to nullify grant numbers 123,000 or so. what we have is you're going to see some -- from chancellorsville to gettysburg. we saw man-made roads. we saw fortifications, but they don't actually dig fortifications. he is going into open country. to paraphrase one office

george: on the ministry west oakland where we return an accident. and blocks the three left and lane's this is where traffic is backed up has davis all the way throughhe accident is just a little before the 98th avenue off ramp. chp thought that have this crashed cleared just about now. will check to see their progress is likely that this accident is got within the next hour. there will not be any lasting effects from it because the commute will not yet got into full swing for the no. all right. <

george, you just witnessed it. >> the heat index couple. ginger with the weather. >> you're just like pocahontas. speaking with the animals. and hell oh lowe -- >> davy.s her, everybody. and celebrating so much here at the party in times square. not a party in new orleans. the camera is shaking, the wind gusts high, storms blowing through earlier this morning. along the cold front. the heavy rain into parts of northern michigan >>> the heat will stay inland this weekend as we start to cool the coast. all of that will hit our neighborhoods by tuesday. for today, near 90 along the coast. low to mid-90s for the rest of us. some upper 90s around gilroy and morgan hill. tonight, back in the 50s and 60s. seven-day forecast, tuesday >> i think it's really great. people from wisconsin. i have a hard time saying where they're from visiting again. let's head inside. >>> thank you. and first up on the heat index, hot button issue about air travel. the moment that the person in front of you reclines their seat. the people at slate told people that an airline was allowing people to pay their fellow passengers not to recline. on average people said they would only

george, you just witnessed it. >> the heat index couple. ginger with the weather. >> you're just like pocahontas. speaking with the animals. and hell oh lowe -- >> davy.s behind me. this is her, everybody. and celebrating so much here at the party in times square. not a party in new orleans. the camera is shaking, the wind gusts high, storms blowing through earlier this morning. along the cold front. the heavy rain into parts of northern michigan and the northeast of new england through saturday. that's the big picture. let's check now closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers still some patchy fog, 62 degrees, lots of clouds heading up to 73. we'll keep the clouds and add sunshine with it later this afternoon. yom kippur begins at sundown. it begins raining in the overnight hours the first half of saturday. we'll see sunny breaks west of the city in the afternoon on saturday. 71 is the high. sunday look at the numbers here, breezy and feeling kind of chilly, 62 degreeswisconsin. i have a hard time saying where they're from visiting again. let's head inside. >>> thank you. and first up on the heat index, hot button is

george johnston. he knows the president detests him to control the trouble he's given him and general joe returns the compliment of compound interest his hatred of jeff davis announced to a religion. this mutual hostility also obviously had an impact on the confederate operations. the biggest headache in the autumn of 63 however is what to do about the army of tennessee. the chronic dissension between his senior generals continue to plague the army. even after its tactical victory it seemed to bear in the strategic results because of the defeated enemy remained in control of chattanooga. they blamed him for the state of affairs if he blamed some of them. davis twice tried to persuade robert e. lee to go south and take command of the troubled army but he convinced the president that it was more important for him to remain in virginia. in october, davis himself made the long trip to georgia to sort out the problems between brad and his subordinates. after several painful conversations and confrontations, davis decided to keep brad in command. one reason for this controversy will controversy will the session is that the logical alternative to brag was johnsto

george mcclellan who he once described as a general who would not fight. less familiar, except maybe here in the south, i'm not sure about, is the story of the similar tensions between confederate president jefferson davis and one of his principle generals, joseph johnston. johnston never ran for president against davis the way mcclellan did against lincoln but the hostility between johnston and davis became more intense, lasted longer and perhaps had more adverse impact on the confederate war effort than did the lincoln mcclellan conflict on the union war effort. davis from mississippi and johnston from virginia were fellow cadets at west point in the 1820s. they graduated one year apart. they knew each other there but they were not close. rumor later circulated that they had had a fight over a girl at the academy but that story is almost certainly apocryphal. be that as it may when the war began and virginia seceded, johnston resigned from the united states army and davis appointed him as general commanding one of the two largest field armies in virginia. beauregard, commanded the other. those two armies combined to win first battle, what eventually became the first battle of manassas on july 21st, 18