when he wrote houston for help, houston asked him to come to new york to work a temporary assignment in the national naacp office. and in october of 1936, thurgood and buster left his crowded family home in baltimore for new york city. when thurgood and buster first arrived in new york, they stayed with relatives until they found a small apartment in harlem. they would now be alone and on their own for the very first time. inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marshall would now share a second floor office with houston to help him move it forward. jose anderson: for the first time in his career the full force of his intellectual ability was focused on destroying jim crow. how do we go about building the legal campaign. kimberle crenshaw: we're going to dream a possibiliy and we are going to do it with craft, we're going to strategize, we're going to do it with finesse, in these southern courtrooms. narrator: soon after

they turned houston's space age symbolism against the city with signs that read space age houston, stone age schools. >> another pioneer who we talk about in the book is a man named frank crossley. he never worked for nasa, but the work that he did developing alloys for the skins of rockets and missiles was vital to nasa's success. he was one of the u.s. navy's first black officers during world war ii. after the war he decided on a career in engineering. his family had said, no, become a doctor, maybe become a lawyer. he said he was going to become an engineer, but as a black man in america at that time, he knew he always needed to have a plan b. >> if i couldn't get a job as an engineer, i would either go to canada or mexico. canada had the virtue of speaking english, and mexico had the virtue of having colored people. [laughter] >> he said he figured his chances of getting a job in the united states as a black man were about 50/50, so maybe he'd go to canada or mexico instead. today the terms equal opportunity and affirmative action are common place, but that was not the case in 1961,

houston planned a ticker-tape parade downtown a 23rd. so the plan to have protesters infiltrates the crowd along the parade route the nipple the signs out and run into the street to bring national media attention to their cause. and on the day of the parade they went along the parade route en capt. i l4 there is payphone that is the only way they could do it. we had an audience this morning that didn't know what payphones were. [laughter] so the runners would read call from headquarters thing go to the people on the side of the parade route to enter instructions. meanwhile the leaders went to move their headquarters at the baptist church and is set to begin an 11:00 a.m. and at 1030 the staging area is said to there lining the parade route with their parents and negotiations still land on then 20 minutes before the protesters reached he calls the church the parade went on without protest and 30 days later rabaul press coverage or fanfare. two years later black leaders with the help of high-school students from texas southern university o

abc's ryan owens in houston this morning. >> reporter: a school bus tossed on its side. a mangled mess of metal after going over this overpass and crashing on the street below barely missing cars. >> it started flipping. it flipped over to the embankment. >> reporter: two students are killed, two others plus the bus driver still in the hospital. the four teenagers were headed to this houston high school, where grief counselors are now assisting classmates of the 14 and 17-year-old girls killed. her principal remembering a motivated freshman. >> her goal was to graduate from high school and make something of herself. that's what she told me. >> reporter: police say the driver of a buick, herself a houston teacher, changed lanes at about 7:00 this morning, hitting the bus. the bus driver, who the district says has a clean driving record, then veered into the guardrail and off the overpass. up there you see what's left of the guardrail. and this gives you a good idea of just how far that bus tumbled down here to the street. prosecutors are now working to determine if the dr

a deadly school bus crash in houston. that's the school bus there, obviously falling from a highway overpass, we're told, killing two students on board. authorities now revealing what might have led up to the crash, and abc's ryan owens is in houston. >> reporter: a school bus tossed on its side. a mangled mess of metal after plunging off this overpass and crashing onto the street below, barely missing cars during morning rush hour. >> it landed nose first and then start flipping, it flipped over to the enbankment. >> reporter: two students are killed, two others, bus the bus driver, still in the hospital tonight. the four teenagers were headed to this houston high school, where grief counselors are now assisting class mates of the 14 and 17-year-old girls killed. her principal remembering a motivated freshman. >> her goal was to graduate from high school and make something of herself. that's what she told me. >> reporter: police say the driver of a buick, herself a houston teacher, changed lanes at about 7:00 this mornin

this is the second baptist church in houston.hat policeman's family and friends and sod many fellow officers are in there right now and officers who never, ever knew him. they have come from all across the country, just look at the parking areas surrounding that church in houston. this is a church that has a 6,500 person capacity and there is another 1500 who can be accommodated in an overflow auditorium to watch what you're seeing. i want to bring in our ed lavandera who is there live to give us a sense of how this morning has played out. >> this will speak much more powerfully about what will unfold but you have seen thousands of law enforcement officers from around the country from new york to california turning for this memorial service here in houston, texas. some 8,000 people expected to be attending this memorial service. outside there's a great deal of activity because after the memorial service there will be a wall of honor beside me and a pro stoegs the burial ground where darren goforth will be laid to rest. we saw dar

. >> gary: >> gary: the a's in houston taking on the astrosmaybe spoil some post-season hopes for houstonutiful oragne sunset in houston bot 3rd 2-0 astros down in right field and make the incredible diving catch.fully extended. fuld keeps the astros from scoring. grinning over his efforts top 8th deephome-run. valencia's second home-run of the game two runs score valencia: 3-3, 3 rbis it was enough to hold off the >> gary: 49ers will be without one of their running backs for their sunday matchup against the steelers. head coach jim tomsula said reggie bush will not travel with the team to pittsburgh. he is rehabbing his left calf after he strained it monday night against the vikings. considered serious and expects bush to be back on the field increase in playing time for fan-favorite jarryd hayne. tomsula talk to the media today >> gary: more injury news coming out of the raiders headquarters 18-year veteran charles woodson listed as questionable to play he dislocated his right shoulder in oakland's week 1 matchup with the bengals if inactive, recently-signed taylor mays is expected to j

robert ray in houston.ck in a moment. >>> the rate of murders in baltimore has jumped by a third this year the violence makes it hard for children to play safely outside. "america tonight's" adam meijais the story of one library aiming to offer young baltimore residents a refuge where they can grow up in peace. >> reporter: he has to walk through some of the most dangerous streets in america to reach a place where he find safety and security. the library in west baltimore. >> someone got shot over there the other day. i feel safer in here than out there. >> reporter: the library sits at the corner of penn and north avenues. the end center of unrest back in april. that's where protests turned to rights after the death of freddie gray killed-police gave him a rough ride in a van. rioters looted and destroyed several businesses the immaterial generals broadcast around the world. ever since, violence has engulfed baltimore. june and july have been the most violent months in decades. the city recorded its 200th

houston was the astronaut planned a parade through downtown may 23. so the plan have the protesters infiltrating the crowds along the parade route and on the appointed time and signal they pull the signs out from underneath, run into the street .-full-stop the parade and bring national media attention to their cause because all of the networks were going to be there covering the parade. >> and on the day of the parade protesters took their places. they had homemade signs under their shirts and jackets and went along the parade route and kept an eye out for the nearest payphone headquarters because that's the only way they could do it. we had an audience this morning no one really knew what payphone's work. so the runners would go to the phones and call the headquarters and then they would go up to people on the side. meanwhile, king and disturbance and the other leaders went to their headquarters. they are lining the parade route parented people in buildings ready to shower down papers and the negotiations still went on. then it can:4020 minutes befor

families lik this one that had moved to houston from syria three months ago. they asked cnn affiliate ktrk to not use their names in fear. a translator shares their story. >> translator: they can't live anymore in syria because there's no security. if they go out, they can get targeted by snipers and barrel bombs. >> but after being granted asylum, t are a lot of obstacles for a refugee assimilating into western culture. my next guest knows that very well. ali is a refugee from iraq. he resettled in houston in 2009 and is now the director of refugee services at interfaith ministries there. thank you very much for joining us. welcome. tell us about syrianamilies that you've helped in houston and give us some examples of what they have left in syria and how difficult it is to, say, reassimilate here. >> martin, thank you so much for having me on to talk about the refugees and the syrian families. i just want to make sure that i have this correctly. 70,000, this is the number that was settled to the united states in general every fiscal year. in houston on averag

. >>> was a houston sheriff's deputy killed because of his uniform? as we learn new information about the suspect in this case. that's next. >>> texas prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for a suspect charged in the execution-style murder of a deputy. shannon miles faced murder charges on monday. authorities are trying to find out why he shot darren goforth 15 times with no apparent provocation. the harris county sheriff says he was targeted for just being a police officer. >> at this juncture we find no other provocation other than he was wearing a uniform. >> this should be labeled a hate crime. should that be the case? >> if we can demonstrate because he was wearing a uniform, that would qualify. >> the suspect has a rap sheet and history of mental illness. cnn's ed lavandera has more from houston. >> reporter: we have learned in october of 2012, shannon miles was arrested and criminally charged with assault with a deadly weapon in austin, texas. he never went to trial on that charge. instead, he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial

in houston breaking news of a sheriff's deputy. the alleged killer's mental health history and the facts are terrible, tear blow sad. friday night someone came up behind this man, the sheriff's deputy, opened fire with a 40 caliber semiautomatic pistol. the deputy was a ten-year veteran, the father of a young son and daughter to. night a suspect is in custody. the case has become rightlyr not, part of a larger deeply polarizing debate over the deaths of african-american men, women, teenagers, at the hand of police and treatment of police. we will ex-mrr some plore after breaking news. we are jind nooined now. what have we learned, ed? >> we learned that in october, 2012, shannon miles was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. before it want to trial, a judge and psychiatrist determined he was not mentally capable of going to trial. he was sent to a state mental hospital for six months. this news comes as people are trying to get a better understanding of this man accused of murdering a beloved sheriff's deputy and t

i talked to a police officer from connecticut who was in houston for this funeral. he was stunned in a way that in a way -- for appreciation for other peace officers that came for this man's funeral. it feathed the whole community and still does to a great degree for a. i was a judge. i tried cases and i was a judge. nd taste a grim thing that happened when a peace officer is murdered in the line of duty. getting league, he was gasoline at a gas station he stopped regularly and filling up ago.atrol car two cars an assassin shoots him in the back of the head. he keeps shooting. he emties his clip and 15 times he was shot in the back of the head. the assassin flees but was later captured and a man is charged with capital murder. there seems to be an environment in america that are police officers are being targeted. we'll leave that for a different discussion. but these are real people. they do what most of us would never do. they go out and protect and serve us. and police officers have been referred to as the thin blue line. and as mentioned earlier, blue is a tradi

her sternl pat houston -- her sernl pat houston -- her sister in law pat houston has the rights to the she has the right to a hologram that she will bring to a major city. that's all we're told. it is put together -- [ inaudible ] we don't know where or when but whitney houston will be in concert. the big question is would you go see it? there's been a lot of conversation all morning on social media at tommy mcfly. would you check it out? >> i would rather go on youtube to watch some videos. >> it's almost live but kind of sad. >> it's just making money off of her in all kinds of ways. tommy, thank you. >> you got it. have a good morning. >> you too. >>> it's 6:51. bernie sanders prepares to make a political statement in the commonwealth. >> and the 1 yearldz swimming -- 18-year-old swiping phenom may -- swimming phenom may be considered the best in the world sits down today with our own. >>> are you sold on kirk cousins for the entire regular season? i'm not. a shaky debut in the redskins loss to the miami dolphins. they're 0-16789 they turn their -- 0-1. they turn their attention to

students erred and in a school bus crash in houston. the bus was on an overpass headed to a local high school when the car swerved and hit the bus. the driver overcorrected and landed on the freeway below. no one has been arrested or aarged with any crime area dozen wildfires burning out of control in california. hundreds of buildings have been damaged, thousands still threatened. brandy hit takes us to the front lines. home after home up in inmes, nearly 600 wiped out middletown california alone. families returning to find everything they own gone. they try to save 9000 homes still fret -- still threatened. many residents barely getting out in time. barbara mcwilliams was unable to escape the flames, her body discovered in her burned-out home. 12 large wildfires are tearing across the drought stricken state, scorching hundreds of square miles. it has become a never-ending fire season. the nearby viewed fire has leveled another 150 homes, yet some refused to evacuate. >> on staying as long as i can. >> many are now waiting at shelters l

two were killed ohhen their way to school in houston, texas. three other people were hurt.dent believed to be caused when a teacher in the same school district changed lanes and hit the bus. johnson's family wants to sue both drivers. >>> she complained every day about the bus driver. she couldn't drive and i didn't listen. now i am just wishing i had listened. >> the teacher had not been charged but the teacher says she is devastated. >> it is very, very, very saddened because she didn't do much talking because she needed comforting because she was crying all of the time. >> the community coming together for a vigil to remember the victims. >>> after flash flooding overwhelmed a community on the utah, arizona border. >> oh, no. there's two vehicles. >> oh my god. it went over the thing. oh, no. >> 12 people are dead after those two vehicles that you see there packed with mothers and children were swept away by raging water. another search underway for three hikers right now missing at nearby zion national park. four others were found dead. then in california 233 houses tot

a announcing partnership with the president of the witness new houston estate.ent pat houston said the show is a great opportunity for her fans to see a reinvention of the most celebrator female artist in history. where and when the show will happen has not yet been announced. >>> two of our nation's heroes getting a surprise they will never forget. >> today they were given home. joshua dobb whips serve several tours overseas working with his wife. she also works in the military through humanitarian aid. they thought they were attending the faces of valor gala i was bore the battleship new jersey to be guest speakers. well organizers had a different idea. couple who now lives in illinois were surprised with keys to a new mortgage free home. maying live much easier for them and their four young children. >> to be given something like this to help my family, there's no words for the gratitude. it's amazing. >> it was all made possible through operation home front and chase bank. well deserved. >>> a police officer talks to a suicide man off a 11 but what's he did

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and the final farewell to a houston sheriff's deputy whose murder touched a national nerve about violence and the police. ♪ ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city i am randall pinkston. saudi arabia's king salman is at the white house right now. he and president obama are discussing the fight against isil and defense spending. but at the top of their agenda is the iran nuclear deal. this week president obama shored up enough congressional support to insure the agreement stays intact. now he needs to address how the deal with iran may affect the u.s.-saudi alliance, mike viqueira is in washington live. we know saudi arabia wasn't happy about the deal with iran. so how have see seen this deal already impact u.s.-saudi relationship? >> reporter: there is no question there is sensitives, anxiety on part of the saudi arabians. no question about it. president obama last year making a special trip to saudi arabia after visiting europe to sit with king salman's predecessor and talk things out. a lot of con stern nation on the part of the saudis not only with regards to the ongoi

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kennedy was running and went to houston, gave a speech explaining that the church, the vatican would not rule him, that he would take an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states. it came up again when jimmy carter, you know, reborn christian, baptist, was running in 1976. >> i don't think you need to be a lawyer or spend a minute in law school to know this is really outrageous, really not consistent with american values and really shameful. i would like to know what dr. carson would say to the third grade girl who is muslim but who stands up in class every morning and says the pledge of allegiance and explain to her why she can't think of herself as in his view, as a possible president of the united states. it's just wrong. and other republican candidates

houston-based energy giant halliburton eliminated 14,000 jobs. baker hughes cut 13,000. >> my heart and my sole sowell is in this industry. >> reporter: the dow turn has also hit white-collar oil workers like darryl swilley. we he lost his corner office and six-figure salary. >> it was the first time in my life i had to file for employment. it was absolutely gut wrenching for me to do it this time. >> reporter: cheap gas is good news for drivers but it isn't helping the oil business. scott, gas prices are at a 10-year low, dipping below $2.80 a gallon. >> pelley: omar villafranca tonight. omar, thanks very much. today, $50,000 reward was offered for the killers of charles gliniewicz, and in houston, thousands gave a last salute to sheriffs deputy darren goforth who was ambushed at a gas station. the suspect in custody has a history of mental illness. kim davis spent a second day in jail today. she is the rowan county, kentucky, court clerk who refused court orders orders to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. one of her deputies did issu

we are building zero-energy homes right here in independence heights, houston, texas.s as a model to duplicate across the united states. matt miller: i see that there are some houses that are in pretty bad shape around here. david: where we see challenge, we also see opportunity. this community is ripe for being revitalized. we are taking that leadership role. matt: why don't we go see the model home? david: fantastic. this home comes with a guarantee of 10 years of zero electricity and zero gas payments. these are 100% natural gas powered homes. natural gas is fuel stock for the power cells to make electricity. we are actually producing more electricity than the home uses by a pretty significant amount. the way that we contribute to zero energy is we sell back to the grid, and we pay for the natural gas. this is the production. this is how much energy or electricity that we are producing. right now, we are using 1.6 kilowatt hours of electricity, but we are sending back to the grid 2.8 kilowatts of electricity. matt: you get paid to do that, when you send energy back?

omar villafranca is in houston. >> reporter: it happened during the morning rush hour other on one of texas' busiest highways, look 610. the houston school bus with fewer students and a driver on board careened off an overpass at 7:00 this morning and crashed down 20 feet below. anthony martin saw the accident. >> it hit nose-down pretty much and i knew the driver automatically was going to be either hurt or killed. for the way it hit the concrete. >> reporter: witnesses say the bus rolled over several times. two high school students, 14 and 17-year-old girls, were killed. two other students and the driver are in the the hospital with serious injuries. the bus was heading east on the highway when another car going the same direction jerked to the right to avoid a car drifting in the driver's lane, and struck the front left side of the bus. school officials say the bus driver hit the guardrail and toppled head-first on to the street below. nathan graf is in charge of transportation at the school district. does the bus have any safety devices on it like a roll bar or anything? the way t

whitney houston friends next year there will be a hologram tour in her honor. [singing] . >> hologram usa working on a 3 d image tour. the houston family say it's a great opportunity for her fans to see a reinvention of one of the most celebrated singers in history. >>> the american a doll -- idol is in the bay area. >> the auditions will be at the cow palace this morning. contestants will be let in at about 8:30. we'll have live reports from 6- 10. the time season. you can believe we're saying that. the final season returns in january. >> probably there will be extra people out there. i think so. it will be fun to see the talent. >>> a major milestone for a man in lafayette, what he accomplished in yosemite. >>> the search for animals on the loose in lake county. how people are coming together to help animals that couldn't be evacuated. . >>> many people forced in the home by the fire and the have time to get their animals to safety. pg&e workers discovered these animals still penned up. during a work break they brought them water and apples. other animals are

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si las autoridades federales migratorias tratarÁn de ponerle una orden de detenciÓn adicional, en houstonuchos en vez de celebrar aprovechan la ocasiÓn para protestar. omar garcÍa uno de los normalistas que sobreviviÓ en guerrero hace casi un aÑo se pronunciÓ en contra del grito de independencia de mÉxico y a favor de seguir el ejemplo de organizaciones en suiza que pretenden dar un grito alterno al oficial. omar: mÉxico no vive, méxico estÁ muriendo, no podemos hacer un grito de independencia. reportero: una parte de la poblaciÓn dice que no hay mucho que celebrar. poblador: el mismo gobierno es el que ha causado que el 15 de septiembre que no se celebre como anteriormente se celebraba. reportero: coordinadores de la educaciÓn llevarÁ tambiÉn un grito de independencia alterno para protestar contra la reforma educaciÓn. vocero: era un grito magisterial no es de festejo, este denuncia. reportero: mientras unos festejan otros se van, decide llegar a la capital mexicana para estar en el grito de independencia oficial. poblador: independientemente hay que celebrar ser mexicanos porque es dign

jorge: hoy compareciÓ en una corte de houston un hombre acusado de dar muerte a un policÍa disparÁndoleaptÓ las escenas. que hay detrÁs de este crimen. >> silencio total fue el que se experimentÓ cuando la juez dio orden para que sospechoso de 30 aÑos de edad hiciera su entrada al salÓn de la corte. atento miraba alrededor a las personas presentes mientras que despuÉs se limitÓ a responder las preguntas del juez que en mÁs de una ocasiÓn le llamó la atenciÓn de cómo dirigirse a ella con mÁs respeto. en la primera audiencia como la fiscal relatÓ que encontraron al oficial tendido en el piso boca abajo en una piscina de sangre luego de que el sospechoso se secarÁ disparando por detrÁs sin que se pudiera percatarse de lo que estaba a punto de suceder. el sospechoso le apunta con un arma por detrÁs de la cabeza y disparar en varias ocasiones. el oficial cae al piso y continuar disparando por un total de 15 veces. hoy expertos aseguran que es poca la esperanza para michers. >> seguro que van a buscar la pena de muerte. >> mientras que el expreso que este incidente no debilitar a los lazos en

he now faces capital murder charges in houston., abc news, washington. >>> new pictures overnight confirmation that isis has destroyed one of the most significant pieces of architecture in the world. satellite images reveal that the main building of the 2,000-year-old temple of bel in the syrian town of palmyra is gone. there were conflicting reports about the extent of the damage to the ancient temple. last week we learned extremists blew up another ancient treasure nearby. >>> a kansas man sentenced to 20 years in prison for an airport bomb plot. terry loen was arrested in 2013 for trying to drive a van filled with explosives onto the tarmac of a wichita airport. it was part of an undercover operation. the bombs were fake as a technician he has access to the tarmac. in court he apologized to his family. >>> it was just a fender bender but what happens at an airport is cause for alarm. this time it was at the airport in oakland, california, leaving passengers shaken up. abc's david kerley has details. >> reporter: two southwest je

new details in the killing of a houston area police officer, suspect appears in court as his lawyerseveal his history of mental illness. [chanting] and refugees stranded in hungry tried desperately to get on trains bound for germany, the migrant crisis dividing europe. ♪ this is al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm john henry smith, president obama will walk on a glaser later today, part of his trip to alaska and there to talk about climate change and push for a stronger u.s. presence in the region. the president will ask congress to speed up construction of new ice breakers in an effort to compete against russia and china in strategic arctic waters. right now the u.s. only has two worker ice breakers compared to moscow's 40 and first on the president's agenda the warming arctic waters and the urgent need for action, libby casey has more from anchorage. >> reporter: president obama delivering a warning at the beginning of alaska trip that human activity is warming the planet and called it stark and is not a problem in the far off future, it's a problem here and it's a pro

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