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a year and a half since hawkins first met joshua bright.s photo series in "the new york times" was called simply "a good death." >> john's story is in a sense the story of any person. unfortunately, a lot of people do experience much more difficult and more tragic deaths. >> i remember having my final conversation with him couple of days before he died saying, john, i think you're very close. and he said, yeah, i am. i think they a good death. -- he had a good death. >> osgood: coming up -- bill geist's family affair. [ male announcer ] your eyes. even 10 miles away... they can see the light of a single candle. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. bentaste-free andr, dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. benefiber. clearly healthy. >> osgood: life and death don't always come in separate chapters. our bill geist shares a very personal story. >

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hawkins picked her up. >> when i first jumped in the car, thought he was a trick.ost of the gentlemen on division are older white men, you know, and they have money. it was nothing like that. and we know that, and that's okay, but i am sure the perception is of that. >> i am what you call an empty nester. i am by myself. my family has always been ones willing to take somebody in that needed some help. i would like to see her straighten out her life, and if i could be part of the thing that helps her do this, great. how you been? >> i been good, how are you? >> you tried getting a hold of me the other day and you never called back. >> you know if i don't call or something, that means i'm locked in my cell. >> yeah. >> you can write me though. >> i can what? >> you can write me a letter. >> yeah. >> right from across the street! >> yeah. >> i ate all my commissary already, so i have to wait until friday. i am so hungry. >> there's a lot of hope for her if she chooses to do something about it. she has only been out there a couple years now, so she remembers a very goo

we'll talk to lee hawkins of "the wall street journal" you have to hear his thoughts on this.s number one restaurant has now been crowned. we'll tell you who earned the top spot and how much it will set you back to enjoy its 20 courses. >>> we would love to hear from you. did nba commissioner adam silver do the right thing by an bag donald sterling from life from all nba games? tweet us @fbnatb. ♪ liz: breaking news, the names are now surfacing of potential buyers of the l.a. clippers. forget the fact that the clippers are not for sale at this point. donald sterling the owner has been banned, the new name floated, david geffen a philanthropist and billionaire. brooklyn born record executive. his in the worth according to "forbes," 6.2 billion. we'll see in the art collector jumps in. david geffen is name floated by "the wall street journal." david: you have buyers. the question do you have a seller? so far mr. sterling said no. we'll get back to the nba in the next segment. we'll talk about natural gas. futures are up more than 13% so far this year. they hit a new 52-week high

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looks at what happens and says, this is one of the most egregious cases i have ever seen. >> judge hawkins overruled the district court. masse's perjury wasn't harmless. >> the make or break witness. if you have reason not to believe him, then you have some lack of confidence in the jury verdict. >> the testimony of a thoroughly discredited perjurer, that's what they said. we would say he is a [ bleep ] liar. >> cleveland also should have disclosed his deal with masse. >> gary masse should have been confronted with the fact that he really did have a deal with the prosecution. in a fair proceeding, a jury should hear it all. >> together, hawkins wrote, "these errors were devastating to confidence in the process." still, prosecutor cleland fought the ruling all the way to the supreme court without success. six months later, gloria was freed. in a rare step, the state bar eventually admonished cleland for hiding evidence. >> the state of california finally stood up and said, this is not right. >> the d.a.'s office chose not to retry gloria but cleland insisted he had not a scintilla of doubt

i think what emerges is that particularly in one of my chapters is the humphrey-hawkins full employment act of 1978 which is really a big disappointment to the people that pushed it at the time. coretta king and others, jesse jackson was very prominently involved in not one, many people put back the old labor liberal as the term meant back then. labor liberal civil-rights grassroots alliance and got people out on the streets not only on dr. king's birthday but on dr. king's birthday emphatically emphasizing this issue for four or five years depending on how you counted until the law was enacted. everybody said when it was enacted that this was just one more case of the puzzle. dr. king was emphasizing economic justice towards the end of his life. i think it's a misconception to think he was only emphasizing it and way back before he became a public figure he had seen racial discrimination and poverty and class most of whose victims today as back then were not lack or racial minorities but in fact white. he always thought it important drying a larger coalition for the larger deeper struc

the humphrey hawkins and other issues. a lot of it focusing on housing, 1968 housing act and subsequent amendments. economic issues, trying to get the coalition back together to work for broader, deeper, structural reform, i think everyone began to see the standard of the revolutionary legislation, the 1964 civil rights act and 1965 voting rights act, was a cruel legacy to have to live up to. they were so -- they restored the 14th and 15th 15th amendments, and appeared, at least in terms of legal racial discrimination to finish the unfinished business of the civil war and reconstruction. the was a whole lot of other unfinished business. the questions the 99% movement is till to this day grappling win. i don't think you can draw any simple one to one correspondence. that's a changing river with lots of confluences and new sources, springs bubbling up, but i think the people who left the civil rights movement narrowly defined behind, considered those basic issues in broad terms to be part of the unfinished business of the mo

also here is the rest of the finance team who all collaborated on this and the bond team shawn from hawkins our disclosure council and bob and christen from t s m our financial advisors >> thank you and week. i mentioned the team just to make the port commission feel secure we have a complete team reviewing our financial statement from our disclosure and bond council and co- bond council ship and harden the sdpoofz and our underwriters and steve serving as co- underwriter. so the commissioners are familiar with the plan for 2014 port revenue issuance in may of last year you saw and approved our financing plan that gave us access inform the plan and december of last year on the 12th you approved the issuance of bonds and several few minutes ago documents including the second vegetation of trust and gave our executive director authority to enter into the contracts. on february 11th this year i was here to look at the financial statements for our 5 year financial projection that are includedn the preliminary official statement. so today we're asking you to approve the preliminary statement and

i cast on hawkins small. the cq beef and twenty and failed to accommodate these days it is on topic i could only stomach and dieting hundreds of miles and will heed to experience the new advance and seen good thing i was young my parents drove me to be a costly to discuss the disease nine can't eat or think in two peter one thousand animals confined to have the chance to take eight south america and africa and europe to children it's an undertaking that is what i most of the scene. the rafts what else. the keys the monkeys or more specifically kenya detainees are adjusting to nineteen in new england is an intriguing a source of great fascination conveys watching them meantime the j ross always copy that. then it's onto the house to the jungle. he at one of tuesday's primary attractions to see count the atp six hundred teammate beast failed to impress everyone. he's too fat fourteen it is the ground was still crowded and busy city was expecting it sickening to trot to twenty five thousand if the tooth. i wante

hawkins has been teaching us three take a look because he has diabetes. a swedish man achieves that the was accompanied by a team ntsb a coupe. he's one of eight international standards taken hostage by a russian separatists. late on friday the well presented on sunday to the crisis of the ants town hall. underground god we have all the dots. and we have seen treat it. as the maximum it stands. which is possible it. under these circumstances. seven in ten fifty or detained. a russian man took the keys can be made to spy. this is down the street. how does this very important for international forces you to type an influence on the current situation and help us create these hostages that's why we've been in contact with several parties in the last few hours. we've been working very hard to secure a better day go by without the use of violence they presented to the press to be kept in ukrainian on the office is inherent in its favorable conditions meanwhile the group of separatists internet has taken a bit of beach no tv in the european court is accusing it

hawkins has one. and then to connect each week to the fullest attention and land in the fiftieth minute and counted once again. is that it was so costly theory of the tv on monday defending the christian connect one end to government forces. in fact lead to speak tree company a day off to cheat and nine has been a fine tip that you can eat like ten different keys your victories and bounces we have enough forces in the fields have been beneficial to me now make more sense to me strengthen the position of the government needs allies in the face of pressure from international and arab communities. she's confident and fifty government will assist in leading to its new band in the common area the two came to mind it at the strategic town in cuba can result in neighboring lebanon. can tell if it makes me a time until seventy two acre feet of hundreds of tonnes of chemical agents due to the sit down to the county they seem to be destroyed. let me know. now the cross examination of oscar historians has wrappe

hawkins since the spring seven train to the hope is gone for a successful pro. and now it's time to stop reading them it's pretty essential to traditional japanese culture and each farming community has its own thanksgiving too he harvested rice and other crops to keep the local shrine was offered. shrines around the country hold harvest festivals and lets me choose. on the you'll see families visiting shrines with two contrasting the best to reach the ages of three hundred and seven. secondly to offer thanks and praise to the future. it contains tools what stress can just see she said maybe one thousand it symbolizes hope for a loan six already. pray for them to grow strong and healthy last june is the time when japan's mountains and forests colors. thanksgiving for some books. it's the season to continue to teach it and appreciate each youtube. i was. a seal watching his whole life. berlin with iran greece. our top stories. us vice president joe biden tells what should stop talking and start acting on to win more support to the high tea at. nigeria hundreds of

broadcast around the world that this story it was hard but not seen on the image is activists request shy hawkins and take a look back at the libyans first day grandstand most historians returned to court on monday as his command economy seems to be paid in his hand to the defence case they can keep on repeat when a forensic pathologist despite that the tweens are sustained by me fifteen pounds. trying to turn into county texas and for the fence kind of off camera can still use it on scene comes parents. he was just trying to protect thank you tammy. bought lots of other zones and so that these moments and it hasn't been in months since. seas two to the united sorts of up to me oh wait a bit more lenient because people don't think all of those people up rifle the second youth and stephanie key said that the shooting of his girlfriend to death. template by nine men and panic attacks we did the same teeth and taking anti depressants and said that in fifteen hundred staff. his story is shocked the twenty nine year old model through a tryst with killing his name when valentine's day just in effect mi

got it once and for all solved the mystery to me it's all in an effort to stay but got three shots hawkins explains windy and the guy. even great not to discount coming with them and paint. the fifth of the week that suggested the stripes look and content into their environment. he creates history of the fact that the poor peasant is like the crooked island. pull the line to ten to nineteen cents helping panthers took the lead guy. so the theory has it according to the scent is sunny sunday night the sheets and then put them in perspective the man to man to come from cost is likely to commence sometime if i had done. the sympathy and the animals could be sold to strike. because then and it's been a wind chilled to the other feminists species today need more protection but the study doesn't come from the fundamental question the three bedroom one. i look like with like stripes the answer in this edition is taken aye. i knew the key to good business sense to you on all his faults and my guest today wanted to come off just when she was growing up and that she became a designer instead. and no

joining me now is kristin hawkins. it is great to have you here today. what about the resistance that young lady in virginia faced in trying to start a students for life organization. >> she went to the principal asking how to start a student for life. get a teacher faculty advisor. and i have everything can i start my group now. he said why don't you look at the christian group and join that instead of a pro-life group and she holds abortion is a human rights decision. and he went back for a third time and asked him to allow her to start a students for life. he said it is simply too controversial and he's disallowed throw other silly groups from starting this year. >> controversial. are there some that others find controversial. >> there is a republican group and democrat group. they arably to have free discussion on her college campus. >> this is high school. >> but this is over the high schools and college campuses. admenistration officials say it is to controversial and offensive and we don't want to talk about abortion. we are not asking for special

pauline hawkins joins me now. welcome. good to have you here.s it that bothered you so much about the common core? >> the biggest thing that affected me was with my own son. he is in third grade and the changes that are happen right now in the elementary school level are just, just insane. you know. he, is, struggling to keep up with where they want him to be and, you know woe come home every day crying. >> specifically, if you could, pauline, tell us what is it about the common core? what, how is it changing teaching? how is it changing learning in your opinion? >> it is become very specific. it has, you know certain things they want us to teach all the way up from, kindergarten all the way up to through the high school. they have certain skills that they want the kids to have at a certain time at a certain age, with certain grade level and kids just are not made like that. we're all different. martha: right. >> and -- martha: let's take a look a quote from your blog that got so much attention and let's put that up on the screen and we'll show

announced a new feature when you're up load pictures, they will photoshop them like david has so hawkinsf the picture. >> still ahead, he vanished for more than two days in the snowy mountains of sacramento. we will tell you what lead rescuers to fight uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market again... but uh, i...oh...i actually tried the online thing... which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you know, one th...one that's going somewhere. uh, like i, i take them where they're going and they buy me chevron with techron. i mean, yeah, you know, what can i say, i'm a, i'm a romantic. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. alright, now i just look desperate. >> welcome back. the opening bell on wall street this wednesday morning. the s&p 500 has a new high. we will keep a close eye on informers. better than expected hiring coming out from atp. better than expected hiring on wall street. >> new this morning, a tree nearly a century years old come crashing down on a few cars. w

. >> any other -- >> can i just add, i knew bud hawkins, and he wrote a lot. very involved in ufos, and a friend of mind is also into this. he produces a radio show i'm on. i believe it's interesting because it's very easy to discredit the ufo community so i personally wouldn't be surprised at all if they're under surveillance. >> great. so, next question, this gentleman over here. we'll get to you next. >> now that the documents that are coming out from mr. snowden have gotten kind of over the hump to which they can no longer deny that these are facts that the american people need to know, they're now aling he is a spy for the soviet union, and for the chinese government as a retort to why he still needs to be brought down. do you have any response to those allegations passing around in the security community? >> yes. the question, if you didn't hear it, was basically about the attempts to discredit edward snowden, and any response that our panelists might have to that. >> i would find it very -- highly incredible to see snowden spying for either the chinese

i've heard steven hawkins say imagine if the son or daughter saw the earth and what we've done to it. of it? they'd think we've ruined it. if i'm an alien and i'm looking at the earth, i wouldn't say what they've done is unnatural, i'd say, wow, they build the best nests and made the earth work for them. >> it's not natural. >> why don't we consider human beings natural? we're part of nature. that's what i call human racism. >> people burn coal, birds don't, bear don't. >> too bad for the birds and bears. if we're talking about the perspective of a human being, burning coal is amazing. we have an earth that can hold 7 billion people. one of us would have to go or everyone in the studio would have to go. so thank man for coal. >> and here's an example of the anti-human, as you say, racist attitude. the sierra club, fighting climate change with family planning. in other words, have fewer children for the earth. david attenborough, "humans are a plague on the earth ". and prince phillip, "i'm tempts to ask for the reincarnation for a particular virus." >> they mean saving the earth from

joining me now is the president for students for life america, kristen hawkins.lk about the kind of resistance that this young lady in virginia has specifically faced in trying to start a students for life organization. >> sure. well, mattie went to her principal this february asking how to start a pro life group. he said find a teacher adviser. he said why don't you look at the christian group. i think you should join the christian group instead of starting a pro life group. mattie said abortion isn't a christian issue. it's a pro life issue. she's gone back to her principal for a third time, asking her again to allow her to start her students pro life group. he's said it's controversial. >> controversial. are there some other groups on the campus that some might find controversial. >> sure. there's a republicans group. there's a democrats group. they are able to have free discussion on her college campus, but this is what we're seeing -- >> high school. >> but this is what we're seeing all across the country in high school and college campuses, that administrat

hawkins is with us as well. is anyone surprised by this? >> i am not surprised.you look at donald sterling's history he is going to court. he has gone to court on many occasions. >> he is a self-made billionaire, made all of himself. why should he? he is 80 years old. why should he give up? >> he could try to run it behind-the-scenes. there are a lot of things he could do without giving up, refusing to sell. >> there are two legal hurdles the nba has a problem with potentially. the first is the nba constitution although a 3-fourths vote, a specific circumstance when it is drafted, more of how financial factors, financial firms and insolvency, this unbelievable case that is not a ground here so they can devote all they want. the second of two problem is how to force a guy to sellout professional sports team? it will involve a bloody battle and agree with your panel, this is a fight. melissa: can they force him to sell based on this? is there a way to force them? >> adam silver made his announcement and didn't have to know he would win a case definitively. he could

. >> talking about amicus briefs by the professors hawkins and carol that addresses that point with regard the children for heterosexual couples let's take for a moment the state's interest in the gender diverse parenting. to answer that question we believe the terms moving from the man and woman definition coming into the man and woman definition inherently although suddenly conveys a message and justice kennedy said the law is the teacher the man, woman and them non- and data are important. when you define in the genderless terms, you dilute the message and that warm in the law. so as the professor says, one of the messages of that is we really don't need you to have a happy marriage or productive marriage and we really don't need you for your children because we now set up this alternative arrangement where two women can get married and they can be impregnated artificially and they can create your own family without a man and that sends a message that teaches in justice kennedy's words that gender is just not that important and that dads are not that important and in that regard i just

as professor hawkins and carol say one of the messages of that heterosexual men is we really don't need to have a happy marriage or productive marriage and we really don't need for your children because we have now set up as the alternative arrangement where two women can get married and they could be impregnated artificially and they could create their own family without a man. that is the message that teaches in justice kennedy's words that gender is not really that important and the deaths are not that important. in that regard i just wanted to share with the court something that i found it in one of the record materials that we submitted and i don't think we highlighted it in our brief but it's on page 983 of the appendix. this is an explanation from a commentator by the name of maggie gallagher about why fathers especially are important in the lives of their kids and why they play a unique and valuable and important role. she says what avoids experiencing the love of a dependable father is a deep personal experience of masculinity that is post-social pro-woman and pro-child. withou

with us now, financials analyst brandon hawkin.ing a look at the two companies, they often get lurchlurch -- lumped together. but you see two different tones. goldman says the economy is sluggish but steady. morgan stanley saying there's a lot of confidence coming back into the market. somehow do you read both of the two reports this morning? >> right. so actually, they both were pretty good. i thought generally comparable. i personally believe that the story of morgan stanley is stronger longer term. and i think that's why we're seeing the reaction we're seeing. so as far as the business goes and the capital markets side, we saw a really strong recovery at morgan stanley. they had been struggling in the fic businesses, and that came back in a big way, and i think that's driving relief. equities business for them remains really, really a power house. one of the best results we've seen amongst the u.s. bulge bracket firms as earnings season wraps up here. so very, very good results in capital markets. on the wealth management side o