goodwin. tony, we're here to talk about the incident that took place on jail 19b, altercation involved two individuals. tony, it's stated that you were there. >> i wasn't there. >> you wasn't there? why did they say you were there? >> i have no idea. >> they come out of the room you both hollering at each other. they say it was in cell 4. which cell were you in? >> i was in four. >> came out, grabbed his shirt, i feel a certain kind of way. you stepped into cell 15. from there, got him in a head lock. tony, you did not hit him, you did not get a chance to fight him. >> i didn't touch him. >> but you were there. >> come on, tony. >> guilty by association? >> no, sir, guilty because you stepped in the cell. >> i didn't step in the cell. >> the state says you did. give me your version of what happened. >> i can't really tell you. i ain't know nothing until they came and got me. >> come on, tony! >> for real. >> if you take part in gang activity, what can happen? you can receive how many days in l

and to bring peace to our land. >> joining me now is doris kearns goodwin who was awarded a fellowshipn the white house and also assisted the president in writing his memoir. doris, it's nice to have you here. what does the significance of the 50th anniversary mean to us as a country? >> it's not only important to remember that this was the writing of an historic wrong, it changed the landscape of our country forever, our politics forever. this was also a time when the political culture of washington worked, when you had republicans and democrats coming together, you had a civil rights pressure from the bottom up, leaders, unions, a coalition. at a time when we don't think we can get anything done and so many spectators in our government rather than participants then, remembering this could give us hope that it could happen again in some way or form. >> doris, i want to talk about the hows. what is different between then and now, the way that congress interacted with each other. there have been many changes in the last 50 years. what makes it harder for us to see anything what i'll cal

one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >> we, the jury, find the defendant tony goodwin not guilty of aggravated murder. >> but in fact, tony got a lesser conviction and was going to serve a smaller time in prison. big sam had known tony goodwin for years. >> tony. >> sam. >> tony came into the facility as a minor and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm gla

this is the best. >> in arlington, dan goodwin, "fox news". >> they have no idea, because days earliers leave was canceled. fake story, and. >>> now here's entertainment nice ariana grande canceled her performance at welcome america concert on the parkway and reason was to be with her grandfather battling cancer. she flew from new york to florida to be with her grandfather and grandmother. pop star posted several photos of him on her twitter and instagram pages. grande said her grandfather's cancer is still at bay but treatment is taking a toll on him. fans have dubbed hip grained pop grand answer they have start aid hash tag to support him. >>> billy ray cyrus is honoring a teacher killed by a 12 year-old student in the school yard shooting last year calling him a true american hero. cyrus praised michael landsberry and presented a memorial plaque to his widow sharon during a concert on saturday night. police say landsbury a 45 year-old ex-marine, tried to talk the shoot inner to turning over the handgun before he was shot in the chest at a middle school in the reno suburbs of farce.

. >> once james goodwin was out of bed, it was smooth sailing. >> i didn't have to wait for the blue line. >> reporter: he actually got here a few minutes early. for india bell, there was no change from last week. >> maybe two minutes per train. >> reporter: debra hill welcomed the additional line. >> i can get on either line the silver or the blue. it takes me to metro center. so i'm fine. >> reporter: the silver line will join the existing orange line and go all the way to largo town center. the number of trains increases now to 5 per hour. riders taking the blue line at largo will have to wait 12 minutes between trains during rush hour. the silver lane, however, will run every six minutes during that time period. cheryl connor came in this morning from morgan boulevard. she plans on using the silver line for other reasons. >> can't wait. i have been dying to go to tyson's corner. >> reporter: her only complaint about the new line. >> i noticed on the pamphlet that for the community colleges that prince george's community college was not mentioned and i wonder why was that? >> repo

disciplines through how the city including filling our long vacant district 10 chair which is now filled by goodwin and we're excited to have her a board and it adds knew vibrant to the city. we have a representation of people of color, lgbt community and we're at 50% women on this committee now. we stream lined -- sorry. this is too high. we streamed line our meetings for our sub-committee so they would be on tuesday, which works out better with every schedule and that's cac day. we have our newly elected leadership which was elected, myself as chair, tar as the vice chair and jennifer clairy who is a long member and secretary. we have made sure to orientate and train our new members with enterprise one on one with their individual enterprises that they're interested in and the 522 golden gate tour, the head tour that has been going and also the [inaudible] tour of our different facilities. we have also had trainings on on social media, how to better engage your community, strengthen your relationship to your appointing officer and we'll be talk beginning the brown act and sunshine ordinance. that

it happened along goodwin avenue. people saw the smoke for hours. >> not just brush and buildings. a limo went up in flames. unlike the last time when five people were killed, this time no one was hurt. it was a frightening few minutes for the driver. laura anthony is live with the story. >> reporter: i'm on fairgrounds drive. this is where the limo ended up gutted this morning, down to the wheel rim. the driver told us his limo was booked for a party to napa valley tomorrow. he was taking it out this morning to clean it up. oddly, perhaps, he's relieved it burned up today, not tomorrow. >> just overheating. i pulled over -- >> the limo driver and owner thought his engine was overheating. before he knew it, his cloudy skiesler 300 stretch limo was a raging inferno. >> a poof of flames in the back of the engine. i grabbed the fire extinguisher. i tried to put it out. it went so fast. >> reporter: minutes later, when firefighters arrived, the car was completely engolfed. this comes 14 months after a limo burst into flames on a bridge killing five nurses who couldn't escape. >> all of

it's always interesting to take a lecture from the party that gave a knighthood to frank goodwin. >> i have appointed more women to cabinet on the basis that they deserve those jobs and i want a team that reflects modern britain and can be everything that modern britain is needed to be. i make no apology for saying i think in public life we should recognize public service, people who are worked hard, people who contributed to our nation, contributed to our government. i think that is is a good thing to do. >> mrs. sheryl gibbon. people with autism has specific central and communication needs that can cause distress particularly when they're admitted to hospitals for routine or emergency treatment. will the prime minister join me browning ng paula who tomorrow they will launch the hospital for people with ? tism >> she has worked very hard on this issue for many years. -- as have my honorable friends which has made a huge difference for the way we helped these young people with these conditions. and i join her to make sure these services are properly put together. >> mr. speaker, the

>> it's always interesting to take a lecture to from a party ho gave a knighthood from fred goodwin. i have appointed more women on the basis that they deserve those jobs and i want a team that reflects modern britain and can be everything that modern britain needs it to be. i make no apology for saying i think in public life we should recognize public service people who have worked hard contributed to our nation contributed to our government. i think that is a good thing to do. >> mr. speaker people with utism have specific social and communications needs which can cause distress and misunderstanding particularly when they're admitted to hospital for routine or emergency treatment. would the prime minister join me in congrat lating barren ness angela browning in the national auts stick society who tomorrow are going to launch the new hospital pass port for people with autism? i think that will make a great difference to a lot of people's lives in this country. >> i thank the honorable lady for raising this important issue. barronness browning has worked very hard on this issue over

starting off with doris kearns goodwin who's been coming on the program for many years.or of the book "team of rivals." her recent book, "the bully pulpit," takes a look at the relationsh

rg goodwin with the steal. the suns led by two late, with just seconds left, the game was tied, warrior ball, holiday puts in the missed shot, golden state wins it, 74-72, it's their 16th straight summer league victory. >>> after getting embarrassed by germany, brazil was hoping to wind up with third place. there would only be more disappointment today as the netherlands jumped out to an early lead. silva draws a penalty. robin van percy converts the penalty kick. in the 17th minute, the dutch strike again. 3-0 would be the final tomorrow germany takes on argentina for the title. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. >>> the scottish open, what does the fox say, how about jump? justin roads was having fun as well, he made six birdies today, three straight on the back nine, 66 leaves him tied for the lead with mark warren. both are ten under par. from the scottish open to scotland yard, susan patterson put herself into contention with a 68. she's now just one stroke off the pace. mb park celebrated

arestudents on twitter connor shearer, allison, and jonathan goodwin. how do you build a better student? how you build a better experience for our students? a better educational experience? it is what pic c is about. we give students the tools, and we tell them to do it themselves. and they do. we have them write their speeches and deliver them. we have them produce forums like this. they come on experiential learning classes. we take students to washington dc. we spent two weeks there. we send them for summerlong internships in partnership with our friends at engineering. this year, we will have 10 engineers going to washington dc , taking a class, and working in a meaningful internship experience. that is real learning. it is real world application of what our students have learned in the classrooms here at purdue. it will help them have a leg up when they go out to use the degree that they worked so hard to achieve. a member ofe not pic c and you are an undergraduate student, we are university wide and why have you not come by? of purdue tooers be pa

charlie rose: you are a fan of doris kearns goodwin and her book 'team of rivals' which was about lincoln choosing his rivals for his cabinet because he respected their talent plus he wanted them where he could see them. alex ferguson: yes, he wanted to see who they were and how they would fit into his cabinet, pretty clever really. and of course i think that lincoln at that time was facing the most difficult period for a president in terms of the south and the north. he was also very good at not making quick decisions. he thought it all through and allowed his cabinet to have their say and then he would decide thereafter. it's a great book, a fabulous book. charlie rose: did you see the movie 'lincoln'? alex ferguson: yes. charlie rose: did you like it? alex ferguson: i didn't think that it was a great movie but i thought that the central piece about the period that it had to deal with was fantastic. the acting in that movie was unbelievable. charlie rose: by understanding that he had to do everything that he could -- push, pull, in order to get emancipation because that was the goal and

. >> staying with this, technology expert rupert goodwin gave us his opinion about why this was suchrtant case for the wider web world. >> anybody who allows people to put content on their site on the service like twitter will have to hold back comments to make sure they're not defamatory before they're published and note proper identity of the publishing to be expensive and difficult to do. anyone who has a legal opinion thinks it should be overturned, but we just don't know. >> we'll keep across that one as soon as we get that ruling. let's talk about sport football, congratulations germany. nike is ending a 13-year sponsorship deal with man u. the slick kick will disappear from the team's football kick for next year. in a statement, the sports giant said the sponsorship no longer offered good value for nike shareholders. german rival adidas is reported to be in talks to take over as sponsor. we are talking big money here. the present contract with nike was $510 million, over 13 years. and now the british press reported german has bid up to more than 1.3 million, triple, nearly $1.

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themselves and during an interview on fox and friends new york post conservative columnist michael goodwin says the sense of shame is growing among poor america check this. the thing i write about in here is that it is the idea that shame used to be part of this now the words people didn't want to accept a handout because they were ashamed to do it there was a kind of social contract that said you don't do it you're independent you're reliant that was part of the american founding virtue as charles murray calls him and yet now we look at it and we see that it's explosion of entitlements and this there's this sense of shame is gone. as much as paul ryan and his powerful millionaire colleagues in washington and the right wing media pundits might not like to admit poverty is far from a choice outside of a few mentally ill people who themselves need services we're not providing to them no one chooses to be homeless no one chooses to go hungry for days on end that is a widespread american poverty worse here than in any developed country in the world is a simple symptom of thirty three years of

my name is jonathan goodwin. i'm a third-year student in political science. >> i am a senior in political silence. science.cal dr. brinkley, please accept this token of appreciation. [applause] >> thank you all very much. >> you are watching american history tv. follow us on twitter you for information and to keep up with the latest history news. all weekend long, american history tv is joining with our partners to showcase the history of des moines. to learn more about the city's honor 2014 tour, visit see cspan.org. this is american history tv on c-span 3. while in des moines we spoke brandstant.rry >> why the draw for candidates in des moines? >>

after goodwin's great lincoln biography with its genius term, "a team of rivals," we were looking ata way to encapsulate how the presidency work. i think jeff can do more in explaining how the company man orchestrated such a fine foreign-policy team and how he was able to receive the kind of advice he did. while issues of administration can be dull, they can also be fascinating. and i think demonstrative of the jury to which good administration are the lifeblood of decision-making. i have a feeling that as historians look back at the bush white house, administrative processes will be a key aspect of the modern presence. bush i think will stand out for that set of talents. while spero is right, i think we need to know where the white house failed to deliver key information or insight. in other words, what did the system failed to produce and what kind of advisers were unable to make themselves heard in the white house? leadership is a critically important aspect of the history of the cold war. greater attention to how bush led his white house into the unavoidable fog of policymaking w

>> always interesting to take a lecture from a partner give knighthood to fred goodwin. i have appointed more women to the front bench, more women to our government on the basis that they deserve those jobs and i want a team that reflects modern britain and can be everything that modern britain needed to be. i make no apology for saying i think in public life we should recognize public service, people have worked hard, who have contributed to her nation, contribute your government. i think is a good thing to do. >> mr. speaker, people with autism have specific social and communications needs which can cause distress and misunderstand, particularly when they're admitted to hospitals for routine or emergency treatment. with the prime minister join me in congratulating bareness and gillibrand and from the national autistic society who tomorrow are going to launch the new hospital passport for people with autism? i think that will make a great difference to a lot of peoples lies in this country. >> i think the honorable lady, my right honorable friend for raising this import

. >> did dorris goodwin have any say in the cover? do the authors get to say yay or nay? >> both do. it is their baby. they are going to go out on the road selling the books so you want them to be happy. when they are it is wonderful and they are very appreciative. it is a little give and take with dorris. she didn't want her name on the top but on the bottom and wanted to see more of the faces. so we played with that a little bit. >> do color schemes come in and out of fashion as well? >> sure. sure. you know sometimes even fashion itself, the hot color of what is on the run ways can effect what is on a book cover. but, yeah, definitely, obviously i think red is always a sure shot. it has been known that green not necessarily unless you are book about golf and money, finance book. i think blue sells really well. >> well, senator mccain has new book coming out and here is a cover you are working on. >> that is a work in progress because we are reworking it. a couple retailers said they wanted to see a more classic, photographical treatment. so we do get feedback like that

. >> host: did doris kearns goodwin have any say in the cover? and also do they get to say yes or no to a cover or do the publisher's? >> guest: absolutely. both of them do. obviously the author that worked on their baby and they are going to go out on the road selling the book so you want them to be happy. and when they are wonderful. they are very appreciative and it is a little give and take. she didn't want her name on the top, she wanted it on the bottom. she wanted to see a little bit more of their faces so we played with abou that a little bit. >> host: do color schemes come in and out of fashion? >> guest: scheuer. sometimes even fashioned itself. the color on the runway can affect what is on a book cover. but yes definitely. i think that red is always a sure shot. unless you have a book about golf and money. i think that blue sells really well. >> host: senator john mccain has a book coming out and here is a cover that you are currently working on. >> guest: that is a work in progress because they are working on a couple of the retailers

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