to gin up a lot of hatred and money it was used against the civil rights movement in general and martin luther king in particular it's simply a well documented fact that before the shots were fired at court sumter. the majority of white people in the south most of whom of course did not own slaves were against secession and in places like georgia where there was an actual vote and the people voted not to secede guess what happened they were florida style it was like florida two thousand they were florida style things where the be the results were kept secret and then when they you know and they were close you know hundred to margins but you know what all was said and done. the antis and station vote actually won but nobody fell night off for a long time because there was also warning else when they weren't out so it was an overwhelming victory supposedly fluor secession so i think that was repeated in a lot of states in the south we know for a fact it was repeated in georgia well documented by academic historians since the one nine hundred forty s. when they actually went back and looke

. >> ah, gin. >> jimmy: that'll be fun for the ride home.at's from wisconsin. i chose this specifically to annoy the republican governor of wisconsin. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] why would that make him mad? >> i don't know. i figure, anything -- he's the guy who like, busted the unions in wisconsin and everything. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> he's like, we're broke. therefore i have to strip your union rights which has nothing to do with the budget. >> jimmy: so you're like, we're going to drink your gin. >> so i'm going to drink wisconsin gin because i assume that anybody as liberal as me touching something from wisconsin, makes them break out in hives. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there ya go. i like the way you think. >> so govenor walker, that's for you. >> jimmy: and then a little bitters? >> this is grenadine -- >> jimmy: oh. >> which is the highest function of pomegranate. >> jimmy: is that what grenadine is? >> grenadine is super concentrated, super sweet pomegranate. >> jimmy: is that what you have in a shirley temples? >> yes. see

see that this is well before the presidential election this is when you threw me to your base you you gin up the contributions so texas is it going to seat but it's a great topic to get people talking and distracted from the other things that are going on and of course that's what was happening back in eighteen sixteen eighteen sixty one there were a lot of distractions so people wouldn't realize hey well most white people in the south really don't want to see it but as to who killed dr king. you know and you know i think it's very relevant you know in light of the king day bomb plot and stuff on. the arizona massacre you're arrested chin state surplus with acid obama is very relevant question cain was murder it was murder because of money in races you know fueled by the conservative politicians in their big corporate backers that same combination of today as for who exactly killed them because people don't realize that congressional committees millions of dollars a year is looking into that in the late seventy's it was headed by the pioneering black congressman lewis stokes and strokes m

tonight, the private monarch, from her coronation to her drink of gin. >>> good evening. today, three big new studies were released and all three had one worrying conclusion. common pesticides in water, in food, on farms, may be linked to a lower iq in children. all three cite exposure while still in the womb. and one expert said to us today, "these studies are an alarm that signals, before now, we have underestimated the risks." jim sciutto has been taking a look at the new evidence and what it means for us today. jim, good evening. >> reporter: well, diane, what struck me most about these studies, particularly as a father, is how many ways we're exposed to them in our own kitchens. they're on fruits and vegetables, in commonly used home gardening supplies. they've even been detected in drinking water supplies. the studies found the effects on children can be devastating. at 7 years odd, children are already full of big dreams. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a judge. >> gymnastics teacher. >> a basketball player. >> reporter: often, even more than you expect

>> i don't think the founding fathers had given up on slavery because of the cotton gin. what you are describing is exactly what happened. that is the change in industry and efficiency but washington died in 99. jefferson a don't think had -- jefferson continued to believe until the end that slavery was going to die out. i don't think he thought about the full implications or understood the full implications of what the cotton gin would bring about. i think he had given up on slavery in the sense that he thought it was a retrograde system that would die away but i don't think it was those two inventions -- it was not linked to those two inventions. >> i think it is time to bring this session to a conclusion. the 146th anniversary of we's surrender, what emerges knowledge the union won the war but won the piece partially. that emerges from these two books. the first, complete history or new york times complete civil war edited by harold holzer and craig symonds and "andrew johnson," annette gordon-reed's wonderful little volume. thank you very much for attending. all the a

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after that, we will also ask if any of you would like to send up some questions for gin to ask the mayor. there are some little index cards at your table. throughout the presentation, you can write your question down, just hold your hand up high, and we will circulate through and grab those. just make sure we can see you, and we will bring them up to jim. something about jim, one thing to know is that he writes the editorials that appear every week in our newspaper. we get a lot of kudos for his work on that, so pretty proud of him at that level. there's a lot of things on the business side, but that is the one you can count on him for every single week. since san francisco is the host city, mayor lee was gracious enough to allow mayor kwan to go first. well, zack, and welcome, merkel on -- mayor kwan. [applause] >> good morning, all. it is my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the partners and lawyers at my firm. we are in historic times. 34 years ago, i was privileged to help with the election and administration of the first african-american mayor of oakland. we continue to make hist

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for gin and harman, former director of the human rights commission, and galena -- helena. thank you so much for joining us. >> our next award goes to the unsung heroine, carol ito. she is bed a passionate advocate for women of all levels of the community. she was one of the founding members of the national asian pacific women's movement in the late 1970's, which resulted in the development of the local bay area group, pacific asian american women. the have been running 30 years. she recently completed three terms as a san francisco airport commissioner. please join me in welcoming carol ito. [applause] >> thank you. i am very humbled this afternoon to join all of you. i want to thank shelly's committee and everyone who made this happen. i am honored to share many of these honors. many of us have work together for the various causes and policy changes for this great city. i must say that there are many unsung heroines in this room, and my guests at table three are many of my own personal friends and supporters to keep me honest, keep the focus, and make it really very speci

commission on civil rights what really happened at the cotton gin. this document from f.b.i. says, "allen changed his story" and "expressed fear that he might be killed." he asked for protection, but none was provided. almost immediately, word began circulating in liberty that louis allen was prepared to change his testimony. >> deitle: he was threatened as a result of the fact that he was going to change his statement and that he did change his statement. >> kroft: and the f.b.i. was notified of those threats? >> deitle: yes. >> kroft: did the f.b.i. do anything? >> deitle: yes. we referred that to local law enforcement authorities. >> kroft: it's certainly possible to conclude that local law enforcement people were the ones behind the threats? >> deitle: there is a theory out there that that speaks to that, yes. >> kroft: in fact, it's been the prevailing theory for some time, although the f.b.i. cannot officially confirm it. there is a 1961 reference in the f.b.i. file to a report that "allen was to be killed, and the local sheriff was involved in the plot to kill him." an

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the first flight to arrive was veer gin galactic white night two. it will take passengers into space in a year, year and a half or so. it was escorted by sir richard branson who will share gate space with american airlines. the terminal features gourmet san francisco-based restaurants and high end shops. sir richard says it is designed to bring back the romance to air travel. >> we are so pleased because generally terminals are miserable places to arrive at an airport. and an awful experience before you get on a plane. this time it is beautiful. this could be my home. >> except his home is probably larmger than that. terminal two is hosting an open house on saturday. and it is getting rave reviews. >>> there is a winter-like chill in the house and it is very windy out there. >> and it will get even more so. >> that's true. it is going to get chillier and wetter as well. live doppler 7hd shows showers well to the north. they are finally beginning to show southward movement. northern mendocino county is getting the first spots of moisture on the radar