now with is george martin, former defensive end who played his entire career with your new york football and was a big part of the team's super bowl xxi win. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> an honor to meet you. >> pleasure. >> your league has no problems now, thankfully. >> not many. not at all. certainly appears that rome is burning, and i think the commissioner has himself quite a quagmire, and the more he struggles the less progress he is making. >> can make progress or does he need to step aside. >> it's out of his hands. it's turned over to at the investigator and the investigator will report to two of the owners, who are the epitomy of integrity it will be interesting to see how it works out. >> does it pass the smell test to you there was a video they didn't get the video? >> i think in my estimation, thm video was irrelevant. we knew the circumstances that took place in that elevator prior to -- we didn't need a smoking gun. we saw ray pull this woman out, almost callously, and almost walk away from her. that should have been enough statement to say this is a se

joining me now is cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner and george martin.his super bowl rings is blinding. >> yes, it is. >> former new york giants player. author of "just around the bend." nischelle, first to you. when she sent out that this morning, it was almost deafening. my first thought was, i think they paid for the licensing. >> they did. >> of that song. >> they did. >> does she have the right to say no? >> i don't think so. if you pay for the licensing, i know cbs licensed the song for the entire season. they licensed it. by the way, this is a jay-z song featuring rihanna. so i believe that cbs licensed it from jay-z. and they did this as the theme song to their thursday night football open. it was going to play the whole season, this performance with jay-z and rihanna coupled with a comedy scene with don cheadle. at that point it was appropriate because of everything that was going on. cbs said because of tone and time, they were dumping the whole thing. but they always said they were bringing it back this week. so with her doing this today -- i

i spoke with george martin who played defensive end for the giants and chris clue which, a former punterrom the minnesota vaking. whes the feeling in a locker room? >> i think there's two reactions. i think there's a tendency for the team to galvanize together, to come around and support one another, and i think there's also a distrust, if you will, to the media at times, and sometimes you don't get the full or the honest truth. i think in this case you have seen where the guys have done both. >> chris, does the media become the enemy in a situation like this? >> it can if you let it. there's always talk about distraction if you let the media distract you from your job. >> distraction is the ultimate euphemism isn't it? >> exactly with air quotes included. the thing is though if you possess the ability to make it to the nfl then you possess the focus to tune all that out and focus on what exactly it is you're supposed to be doing for that week. anytime someone says this is a distraction, well, you're a professional athlete. it's your job not to be distracted. that's why you're out on the

george martin.ething else for us to think about, you're a big man, you look great, you look like you could play today. you make peska look like a little fish. you walked 3,000 miles across this country for a great cause and it has to do with your new book. tell us. >> first of all, my journey "just around the bend" for 9/11 is an act of reciprocation for the people who responded so valiantly. 9/11, 13 years ago. i felt as if these heroic figures really deserved something more than just a dinner or a golf outing. so i came up with a journey for 9/11 to walk across the united states to bring call attention to their plight and to raise money for them. i'm proud to say my actions resulted in raising over $6 million for them. >> $6 million. >> thank you. >> you get the mickey round of approval. vernon can't clap, he's a patriots fan, a deeply jaundiced individual. >> how long did it take for you to do the walk, how much weight did you lose? >> i went through 27 sneakers, traveled through 13 states, lost

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going to be talking about the nfl stories that you mentioned we're joined by key sohn johnson and george martinthoughts on this because it changesdy by day. do they think the vikings made the right calle by banning adrian peterson are they just trying, the teams, that is, just trying to please the sponsors. >>> and also we're talking about this, huge story, huge story. is the administration confused about its own strategy to fight isis. president obama has said over and over again he does not want combat boots on the ground. but the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, he said yesterday that combat forces could go into iraq if necessary. or at least he could ask for that, he could recommend that, to the president, if the situation called for it. so what is the real plan? are ground troops needed to defeat isis eventually? we're going to be digging into this with our counterterrorism experts. a huge question especially because it's been such a major point that the president has pushed over and over again. >> and this, as the house gets ready to vote on certain action atoday. kate bolduan, we'l

you know, as a captain, ironically, myself, george martin, the other captain with the giants, you know would find ways if a player was having problems, if there were marital problems, we would intercede and try to help as much as possible and guide them -- guide our players in the right direction. but, no, it was not something that was really talked about. >> in my situation, we called that pillow talk. you know? and if words got back to the locker room with what was going on within our household, then that could sometimes escalate the arguing into our home because we were letting the things that were happening at home in our home outside of the home. so that was -- >> dejuan smith williams and harry carson, thank you very much. i really appreciate hearing from both of you. >>> that is "all in." good evening, rachel. >> good evening. so the political process in one u.s. state today fell completely apart. and while all states are equally important at some level right now, this is a particularly important state and their democratic process today just went kersplat. in an unexpected way.

but i also got to hand george r. martinr which was -- also pretty fun. >> seth: yeah. and he was a was a good sport about it. >> he was a great sport. i didn't realize at the time that the typewriter was going to weigh 80,000 pounds. [ laughter ] so like, i had to run offstage, down the aisle, hand it to him, and run back to get there for like, the big finish or whatever. and i -- they didn't have the final one till the last take. they didn't have the final one until the last take. and i ran down there, and i was like, "here you go!" [ laughter ] my face, like, hit the floor. and if you listen to it back it actually hit right on a drumbeat but you can hear me go, "ugh!" [ laughter ] >> seth: you mention kiv and joram, your lonely island bros. >> yeah. >> seth: you guys are still making music? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> loving that. >> seth: and -- shumaker and i were in l.a. >> yep. >> seth: we came to visit your new office. >> yeah. >> seth: and your new office was mind blowingly awesome. >> thank you. it's tip to

trayvon martin was shot and killed in florida in february of 2012. former neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman was accused of martin's death last year. >>> the white house is backing the use of body cameras by police officers. the administration says this is one potential solution to the mistrust between police and their communities similar to what fueled the unrest in ferguson, missouri, last month. people there protested for more than a week after a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. he was unarmed at the time. that shooting is still under investigation. >>> baltimore ravens running back ray rice planned to appeal his indefinite suspension. the players association is expected to file the appeal on the running back's behalf today. the nfl suspended rice for two games before the video of him knocking out his future wife in atlantic city was made public. the league then changed the suspension to indeficit. >>> adrian peterson's first court appearance is set for october 8th on child abuse charges. he is expected to enter a plea on charges that he used a switch to

let's turn to george martin of the new york giants.of the book "just around the bend." a journey of 9-11. let's talk off all news items and let people know where everything stands. roger goodell, does he go? >> he does not go. i'm sure this is his version of groundhog day. deja vu all over. in the grand scheme of things, roger has enough clout among the 32 owner who is are billionai s billionaires, i think he'll sustain this. it's time to change their at this. let's look at how can we turn this to something positive? that's what the nfl is going to do eventually. >> keith, do you agree? is there argument he should go? >> there's something of an argument he should go. i don't think he's going the go. he has may too much clout among the owners. he's done so much good for the league definitely in terms of how much money they make. that's ultimately the bottom line. >> now we get to george's proposition. how do we make things change? ray rice is going to litigate the suspension. i say he's going to win. the defense says you don't get the s

we have former nfl agent and professor of sports management and nyu, bob boleyn and george martin, a former president of the nfl players association. good perspective here. right off the bat, george, right move? >> right move. but in the wrong sequence, had they done this initially and let the legal system run its course, i think we would have had less controversy surrounding it. however they came out in support of adrian initially and reinstated him back on the team. now they're reversing it, and it seems eerily similar to what roger goodell has been done all along. >> new information from the sponsors? >> new information from the sponsors and that's the challenge here. you want to be sensitive to your sponsors' concerns, but sitting peterson generate a grievance and that's another challenge. does it fix anything? the about-face is a challenge here. >> maybe too extreme. george any chance that adrian peterson has played his last game as a viking? >> i don't think there's any chance of that. i think they will reinstate him after the dust settles, but a process will have to play itself

launch add civil rights investigation into the death of trayvon martin. georgemerman shot the teen to death after an altercation, but was acquitted of criminal charges. that investigation remains open. >> over dozens of fatal police shootings. in h the history of police brutality. they are now overseeing reforms in albuquerque. >> shelden is a law professor at i.i.t. whose expertise is in civil rights violations involving police. politically and emotionally. and otherwise, so this can take weeks it will probably take months. >> in the last five years 20 investigations into the practicing of police departments around the country, in a statement the city says it welcomes the d.o.j. investigation, and says it has been working to be transparent as it continues the process of earning back the trust of residents, and while the unrest is over, some residents say the underlying aingeer and frustration, won't be quelled unless real chains are made. al jazeera, they rallied for higher wages better healthcare, and the right to june i don't know a union. dozens have been ar

lawful add civil rights invest intuition into the death of trayvon martin. george zimmerman shot him to death after an altercation, but was acquitted. that federal investigation remains open. in a scathing report, investigators documented a history of unnecessary force. the courts are now overseeing reforms in albuquerque. a law professor at i.i.t. kept school of law, whose expertises is in constitutional law and civil rights violations involving police. >> these are typically explosive situations, politically, and emotionally, and otherwise. so this will take weeks i will probably take months in the last five years the justice department has launched 20 investigations into the practices of police departments. in a statement, the city of ferguson say it welcomes the investigation and says it has been working to be transparent, as it continues the process of earning back the trust, and while the unrest is over, some residents say the underlying aingeer and frustration, won't be quelled unless real changes are made. another attempted escape, went four boys under lock

launched a civil rights investigation into the death of florida teen trayvon martin. george zimmerman shot the unarmed teen to death but was acquitted. police in in albuquerque has been under investigation because of dozens of fatal shootings, like the death of a homeless man. a history of police brutality and deadly force has been documented. reforms are being overseen now in albuquerque. >> this man's expertise is in constitutional law and civil rights violations. >> these are explosive situations - politically, emotionally. it could take years or months. >> reporter: 20 investigations have been launched in the last five weeks. the city of ferguson says in a statement: while the unrest on ferguson's streets is obvious, residents say the underlying anger and frustration will not be quelled unless real moves are made. >> all week long we have brought you stories from brooks county, texas, apt the center of -- at the center of america's border crisis. it's 70 miles north of mexico, in a remote part of texas. 400 migrants have been found dead there since 2009, trying to avoid

launch add civil rights investigation into the death of trayvon martin. georgeimmerman shot him to death, but was acquitted. that federal investigation remains open. >> get on the ground. >> police in albuquerque new mexico have been under investigation over dozens of fatal police shootings like the death of a homeless man this year, in a scathing report, investigators document add history of police brutality, and unnecessary deadly force, an independent monitor are now overseeing reforms. a law professor at i.i.t. school of law, whose expertise is in constitutional law and civil rights violations involving police. >> these are typically explosive situations. it will probably will take months. >> in a statement, the city of ferguson says it welcomes the d. o.j. investigation, and says it has been working to be transparent, as it continues the process of earning back the trust. and while the unrest on ferguson street is over, some say the underlying apinger won't be quelled unless real changes are made. al jazeera. >> joining us now from st. louis. she is a democ

crisis in the nfl and what can be done, keith reed, the former senior editor for espn magazine and george martinefensive end with the new york giants and former president of the nfl players association. and i love seeing you guys, but gosh you're here regularly. and houston, we have a problem, we have another story we're dealing with. is the nfl waking up in a panic this morning? >> they've been waking up in a panic for about the last week and a half. to have these kinds of allegations come out, not only just about first of all, let's express concern for the child and for the woman, who are alleged to have been abused in this incident. when you go further and look at what happened yesterday, this just capped off a terrible day, you saw sponsors come out. we were here a couple of days ago talking about how difficult it would be for roger goodell and for the nfl to come back from this, if sponsors started to be vocal. that happened yesterday. >> they're being vocal, they're not pulling out. they're being vocal. which seems a precursor to potentially making some decisions about their bottom line. >

. >>> after being acquitted of the murder of black teen trayvon martin last year george zimmerman has not gone away quietly. once again, he's had a run-in involving police. this time, after an alleged road rage incident. aleen machado has the report. >> i was in the car, rapping to myself with the windows up and i looked over and george zimmerman was the driver and they were threatening [ bleep ] to shoot me. >> reporter: that 911 call made to lake mary, florida, police, by a man who said george zimmerman threatened him in his car tuesday. two days later police stalked zimmerman after that same man called 911 to say he thought he saw zimmerman at his office. this dash cam video shows an officer taking zimmerman's gun. the 30-year-old appears relaxed, at times smiling while he talks to officers. the police report tells them that zimmerman was in the area for the appointment. he also admitted being involved in a verbal incident earlier in the week but 16ed threatening anyone. >> we, the jury, find george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: this is the latest in the string of incidents in

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martin is taking part in a panel. she will be part of a panel on hip-hop, and criminalization of black and brown youth. trayvon was shot and killed in florida in 2012. georgemerman was accused of murder in martin's death last year. >>> it is 4:49. in washington today, congress will hear more about the president's plan to defeat isis militants. nbc tracie potts is on capitol hill with more on what's happening there today. >> the defense secretary and chair of the joint chiefs testify on capitol hill today about the administration's strategy to defeat isis. >> i believe it's in our national security interest for the congress to act quickly. >>> overnight, the house rules committee agreed to act fast to fight isis, part of the president's plan. >> i think the congress will at least give the president what he's asking for. >> reporter: as the u.s. continues air strikes over iraq, the question remains, who will join them? >> this cannot be seen as a western invasion and another country for regime change. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is headed back to the u.s. after meeting 30 countries in france. the white house still won't say which countries are

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george h.w. bush, a lockheed martin ship and a raytheon model.yesterday all those names were down and the bombings had begun, that's why we called in chris bertelsmann, he says defense is the new offense for your portfolio. he'll dig into names he loss of right now. thanks for that. let's go to aig, the former head of aig who built it up, hank greenberg will spend this coming monday in court fighting the u.s. government over handling of insurance giant's 2008 multibillion dollar bailout related to the financial crisis. charlie gasparino. >> give a little background, this is a very, very controversial suit. hank greenberg is essentially saying it survived motions to dismiss over the past year and survived other motions to not take depositions, he took the depositions of hank paulsen, ben bernanke, the lead players in the 2008 financial bailout. this is hitting on monday. what greenberg is saying the bailout of aig wasn't quite a bailout for the shareholders. shareholders got screwed and the government in enacting a bailout taking a massive equity

trayvon martin was shot and killed in florida of february 2012, you'll remember. former neighborhood watch captain georgeerman was acquitted of murder in martin's death last year. fulton is the co-founder of the trayvon martin foundation. >>> two men are talking to nbc 10 about being attacked in center city last week. they were assaulted because they're gay. the men were walking to get pizza at 10:30 on 16th and chancellor streets when they were confronted by at least a dozen men and women. they say someone in that group asked if they were a couple and when they answered yes, they were jumped. >> when i had three or four of these guys on me, i turned around and i saw his head hit the ground. like hard. and hard but didn't come up. his neck didn't move back up and i was horrified. i thought he was dead. >> the victim tells us the attackers repeatedly yelled homphobic slurs during the beating. witnesses told us the same thing. one man has several fractured bones in his face and they have video of the group walking 16th street but no word if they will release that video eto the public. >>> the same prosecut

launched a civil rights investigation into the death of florida teen trayvon martin. george zimmerman shot the teen to death after an altercation but cleared of criminal charges. that federal investigation remains open. >> get on the ground! >> police in albuquerque new mexico have been under investigation by the justice department over dozens of fatal police shootings like the death of a homeless man. a history of police brutality is documented, along with deadly force. reforms are being overseen in albuquerque. >> these are explosive situations politically, emotionally and otherwise. this could take weeks, could take months. >> the justice democratic has launch the 20 investigations into practices of the police departments around the country. the city of ferguson welcomes the doj investigation and is working to be transparent and forthright as it continues the process of earning back the trust of residents. while the unrest on ferguson streets is over, some say the underlying anger and frustration won't be quelled unless real changes are made. >> michael, in addition to th

trayvon martin was shot and killed in february of 2012. former neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman was acquitted last year to the outrage of many. martin's mother is the co-founder of the trayvon martin foundation. >>> an update on a story he would told about you yesterday morning. it involves a wedding photo that was discovered in the rubble of the world trade center just at 9/11. it has been reunited with its rightful owner. >> reporter: the newlyweds were strangers to her. when the photo found amid the rubble of ground zero was in her hands, a woman pledged to return it to the rightful owner. >> i tried sending an image of the photo to websites and reaching out to people via e-mail. >> reporter: it turned into a 13-year mission. she posted it every anniversary with little response. but this year the image suddenly went viral. >> the efforts of millions of people are what returned this photo to fred. >> reporter: something fred, who is pictured in the photo, thought was lost forever. he kept it on his desk on the 77th floor of the south tower where he was heading on the

thank you so much. >>> so the man acquitted in the death of trayvon martin, george zimmerman, is nowiver said happened when zimmerman confronted him. and you're going to hear the 911 call as well. a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip, and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do. sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> george zimmerman, someone's had to call the police on him again. this time, it's for threatening to shoot a driver during a fit of road rage in valencia, florida. >> i was in my car rapping to myself with my windows up and i looked over and it's george zimmerman was the driver and they were threatening to kick my [ bleep ] and to shoot me. >> reporter: in a 911 call made to lake mary florida police on tuesday a man said george zimmerman threatened him from h

george zimmerman was involved in a road rage incident this week. the former neighborhood watch volunteer who shot and killed trayvon martin in 2012 denies claims he threatened to kill another driver. we have more. >> i was in my car rapping to myself with my windows up, and i looked over, and george zimmerman was the driver, and they were threaten to kick [ bleep ] and to shoot me. >> reporter: in a 911 call made to the police tuesday, a man says george zimmerman threatened him the car. two days later, police stopped zimmerman after that same man called 911 to say he saw zimmerman here his office. >> disheartening to see him lurking here. >> reporter: minutes later, they stopped zimmerman. he took zimmerman's gun, and the 30-year-old is relaxed and smiling talking to officer. the police report says zimmerman told them he was in the area for a doctor's appointment. after the exchange, police gave him his gun back. zimmerman admitted to being involved in a verbal incident earlier in the week, but denied threatening anyone. this is the latest in a string of incidents involving zimmerman since the acquittal of the shooting death of trayvon martin. in september,

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martin. so, since that trial george zimmerman has been pulled over now we're counting three times by police. arrested last september for an alleged domestic dispute. ben, are you ready to be free from george zimmerman? >> i wish george zimmerman would check himself into a rehab situation for a very extended period of time. anger management and everything you can possibly get treated for. the guy should have realized when he got out that he had a job to basically make sure that he was always above reproach. and i don't care what people say to you, i don't care what anger or guilt or you feel like your life is over, you can't keep doing this because every time you do, more and more people think maybe you should have been convicted of the -- of a crime that day. >> yeah. yeah. >> i mean, this is -- know when to walk away. >> this is -- well, i wish he would have known when to walk away that night when he killed trayvon martin. but ultimately this is eerily reminiscent to me of the o.j. simpson verdict and the jury made a verdict counter of what was ect. and the person had an opportunity whether

. >> and ahead on "action news" at 10 it seems like the man that killed trayvon martin can't stay out of trouble. george zimmerman's latest run in with the law next. >> want to get the new iphone get ready to hurry up and wait. >> atlantic city could use good news and it's coming in the form of tiaras and shiny shoes this weekend. meet our local miss america weekend. meet our local miss america contestants coming >> oscar pistorius was charged in the killing of reeva stein camp his defense argued olympia an thought he was shooting intruder and prosecutors say he fired at steenkamp after an argument. he is out on bond until sentencing next month. it could fraink suspended sentence and fine to maximum of 16 years in prison. justice has not been served her family says. >> the doctor is that the ran the facility where joan rivers went into cardiac arrest is no longer performing any procedures at that facility according to a spokesperson. she did not elaborate on the circumstances surrounding his departure from yorkville endoscopy. joan rivers went into cardiac arrest and die aid week later after a procedure

sunrise just after 7:00 a.m. 49 in martins burg. 52 in prince william county. mid 50s fairfax. upper 50s prince george's county. visibility in miles here. under a mile visibility now from may that is has and war 10 ton and culpepper towards martins burg. patchy fog in rural areas this morning. temperatures here in the 50s for much of the morning. then up to the mid 70s by lunchtime today. perfect weather for baseball. last game of the season i think it is for the nationals and marlins. temperatures during the game in the 80s. how long does the warm weather last? find out in your. >>> right now, police want your help to find this man who's missing from frederick, maryland. tejani stone has autism. frederick county police say they're looking for him in montgomery county as well. police say stone has a history of running away. he walked out of a day care in frederick on thursday and has not been seen since. stone's case is just the latest in a surprising series of missing people in our area. today volunteers will be out in germantown again to search for missing toddlers jacob and sarah hogle. join them at

presidents who ran for president and won, you're talking john adams, thomas jefferson, martin van buren and georgehn breckenridge. remember him? no. henry wallace. you got richard nixon lost the first time around. hubert humphrey, walter mondale and of course al gore. so what do you make of that? >> well, just because you're vice president doesn't guarantee you're going to win. al gore came really the closest of any recent vice president. so it just isn't a guarantee. it's an interesting dichotomy that we had. he's a heartbeat away from the presidency, but it is hard, it's almost easier to run as an outsider. especially after you've had a president with two terms. >> sure. look at al gore. there he was. his family had lived in washington forever, since he was a little boy. let's talk about the pros and cons. what are the pros about joe biden and the race for president? >> well, joe biden has decades of experience. he was one of the youngest senators ever elected in 1973 he was elected to the senate from delaware. so he has decades of experience. he chaired the senate foreign relations committee. s

martin was irrelevant. with approvales ratings or disapproval ratings about the same as george bush when he left the white houses how bad his numbers were. hold on your hand, almost 60% of black folk in the country thought he was persona non grata. in his own lifetime, that last year, he would of -- he could not get his own organization to support him the way he wanted. everybody turns on him and yes to navigate that. >> and yet he stuck to his guns. i don't want to use that analogy, but he -- >> he stood his truth. >> i want to go back to clip. >> as i have walked among the desperate, rejected and angry young man, i have told them that molotov cocktails and rifles would not solve the problem -- there problems. i've tried offer them my deepest compassion on maintaining my convictions that social change comes most meaningfully through nonviolent action. but they ask, and riley so, what about vietnam? they ask of our own nation wasn't using massive doses of violence to solve its problems, to bring about the changes it wanted. their questions hit home and i knew i could never again raise my voice against the viole

martin luther king high school have been suspended because of the incident. now, this video has set up a ripple effect of shock for parents. nbc 10's george spencer went to the campus. >>> george, the principal told you his staff responded quickly to the melee? >> reporter: yeah, he did. and he insists this school's significant progress should not be clouded by a single incident. but the video itself is troubling. for the 53 seconds we watched, we did not see or hear any authority figure. >> on cell phone video, the screens of observers mirrored something of a hallway boxing match. at least 12 students throwing fists, kicking and shoving just before the last period of a shortened day last wednesday. >> that's a melee. that's a free-for-hall. >> this is one of the parents we showed this video. video that leaves him questioning his son's school environment. >> this is not a learning environment. what do you expect your kids to achieve in life if this is what you send them to every day. >> reporter: martin luther king high school is a work in progress. just a year ago, students merged in here because of district budget cuts. but this evening

a new interview reveals, the family of george zimmerman tried to cash in on his fame, after his acquittal in the death of trayvon martin. zimmerman's brother told "g-q" magazine, the family shopped around the idea of a reality show about zimmerman... and even suggested he become the commercial spokesman for a home-security company. the magazine says, zimmerman and his wife moved to an island off the coast of maryland before his arrest. his family became virtual nomads... moving from hotel to hotel in the orlando area, for fear of revenge attacks. saturday night was a big one for rascal flatts fans in richmond virgina.... but what was even bigger.. were the lines to use the restroom. with only 16 port-o-potties on site for thousands of people drinking alcohol... many, were left to do their business in the nearest place possible. some -- even jumped the fence and into the nearby woods. event officials admit the planning was poor -- promising a better job for next time. >> back in college which took more drastic measures boy won't talk about that this morning. it's better when you are a guide. >> it's a lot easier. >> and

after the trayvon martin case, that was a change in the way they addressed race. days after georgeimmerman was acquitted nk he said how he was stopped by police as a young attorney and he has been stereotype and he understands. weeks ago with ferguson, he said i am the attorney general, but i'm also a black man. that goes a long way with the black community. >> we awaiting the announcement at 4:30 p.m. and paying close attention to that. i wanted to ask you about this. a big apology from ferguson in the police chief. a divicive figure shall we say as the public face for a lot of this story. he spoke directly to the family of michael brown. take a listen to this. >> no one who has not experienced the loss of a child can understand what you are feeling. i am truly sorry for the loss of your son. i am also sorry that it took so long to remove michael from the street. >> an interesting explicit apology for the conduct in how the crime scene was handled. what impact do you think this will have? >> i think some of the family's supporters would say too little too late, but it speaks to th

martin luther king jr. humanitarian award. mayor georgeow election was due in no small part to peoples temple support, repaid jones by appointing him to the housing commission. >> whenever jones would say the slightest thing, a short speech, a quick answer to a question, they would clap in a deafening way. just the whole meeting was stopped. i was trying to get some story of jones published. a story if only about his image and his kind of unusual style. it was hard to get anyone to go on the record and say, i got questions about jones because jones was so routinely useful. and because he had so many, in a way, bills that he had accumulated. >> he had a lot to hide. he was faking those healings, you know. he had millions of dollars secreted away in various accounts throughout the world. i mean, it's not a very pretty picture of jim jones. >> and then finally some ex-members said, i hear you're trying to write about the church. i hear you have a lot of questions. here's what we think you should know. >> you better get your mouth talking. sli

martin luther king, jr.'s popularity ratings his disapproval numbers was as high as george bush when he left the white house.is numbers were when he left. that's how bad martin luther king, jr.'s numbers were. >> was it all about vietnam? >> it was about vietnam. for the country at large. >> what about african-americans? >> inside the black community there were two things at work. elite negroes were mad at him because he got into it with lyndon johnson and they were afraid he would make it worst for all of them. johnson was the best friend the blacks had since the days of slavery. so king was out of step with one group of black following and out of touch with another group of black folk. >> what kind of personal impact did it have on a man who was the conquering hero five years earlier, extraordinary march on washington, to have his own people turn on him five years late center. >> it was tough. at moments he was s a despondent. when you feel the death angel hanging hovering he knew there was a bullet with his name on it. >> like anybody i would like to live a long life, longevity has its place. but i'm not

george zimmerman about a road rage incident. zimmerman is the man found not built irv murder in the death of unarmed florida teen trayvon martin. a driver told police that zimmerman threatened to kill him on tuesday, two days later, the man called police again saying zimmerman was park outside his work place. this time zimmerman was still on the scene when police arrived. he admitted to them that he was involve in the incident, earlier that week. >>> south carolina representative mark sand ford and his fiance has split. sanford is known for having an extra mar toll affair while his staff claim he was hiking. he announced the break up in a detailed post on facebook on friday. sanford says strain between him and his ex-wife have complicated his relationships with his children as well as his relationship with maria bellan. they got engaged in 2012, a few years later he admitted he had been cheating on his wife. >>> and anyone hoping to get the new iphone six plus, next week, is probably out of luck. preorders for the new smart phone started friday afternoon. and within hours, it was sold out, apple has about a three to four week w

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george stephanopoulos, host of "this week." >> good morning. >> good morning. are we now right on the cusp of an expanding campaign? >> we know the defense secretary chuck hagel and martin dempsey have approved a plan for air strikes into syria and our pentagon sources say that could happen at any time but the big question right now is, and why this week is, as you say, so pivotal will the united states be forced to go it alone with air strikes in syria or will allies publicly join that effort? >> john kerry traveling all over the planet trying to gather more allies in this fight. you have a big show with a major focus on isis. your main guest is samantha power, the u.s. representative to the u.n. what do you want to press her on most? >> where are those allies? will they come forward publicly? does the united states have the legal authority to go forward into syria? there's no u.n. resolution right now and can the president succeed without ground combat troops? the president has ruled that out but his former defense secretary robert gates this week said the strategy cannot succeed without ground troops. we'll ask him about that as well. he's another guest on the progra

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george bush had when he went into iraq. thus far, that strategy doesn't seem to be a great success. >> peter, do you agree with josh earnest that what general martinpsey is totally consistent with what the president's been saying. >> danielle's right. we have boots on the ground and we have 1700 and we'll have more. the debate is actually, if there is a debate between dempsey and the white house is on the narrow question whether you have close, combat advisers, whether you send u.s. troops in with the iraqis to call in air support and even that debate, i think is a false debate because we are going have that. we may have it covertly. remember, in afghanistan, a lot of this had was done under the auspices of the cia so it was covert. i would bet anything that we are going have, for better or for worse, close combat advisers probably under the auspices under the cia covertly calling in air strikes, and i think a lot of this debate with combat troops and boots on the ground is a diversion. >> do you agree? >> i do, but it's the president's diversion and doing it for political reasons. this expression has become popular because the president likes to

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