king, but minie jean brown trickie is an icon from most history books. >> they didn't mention her namee was very little information. every section i look for that talks about african americans in history is very small. >> now in front of students at skyline college in san bruno is a missing chapter. one of what came to be known as the little rock. >> when the time comes for equalization, we are turned down. >> 16-year-old mini jean and others volunteered to have the first black students to enroll at all-white central high in little rock, arkansas back in 1957. this, after the u.s. supreme court ordered the desegregation of all the nation's schools. carrying that out in arkansas required presidential intervention and federal guards to deal with angry white mobs. it was a pivotal point in the civil rights movement. >> on that first day, watching all that opposition, i said, oh, i'm coming back no matter what. >> her story is one that former day area high school history teacher jeff steinberg wanted his students to learn firsthand. so starting in 1999 he began loading up buses and heading

king, but millie jean brown milky is absent from most history books. >> they didn't mention her name. there was very little information. every section i look for that talks about african americans in history is very small. >> now in front of students at skyline college in san bruno is a missing chapter. one of what came to be known as the little rock. >> when the time comes for equalization, we are. >> 16-year-old mini jean and others volunteered to have the first black students to enroll at all-white central high in little rock, arkansas back in 1957. this, after the u.s. supreme court ordered the desegregation of all the nation's schools. carrying that out in arkansas required presidential intervention and federal guards to deal with angry white mobs. it was a pistol point in the civil rights movement. >> on that first day, watching all that opposition, i said, oh, i'm coming pack no matter what. >> her story is one that former day area high school history teacher jeff steinberg wanted his students to learn firsthand. so starting in 1999 he began loading up buses and heading down so

for the first time, many jean brown and jeff steinbergs are team teaching a course at three bay area colleges including skiline. >> i can't explain how honored i am to have her teaching us black history. >> i feel like it's a integral part of our history and who we are as a nation. she's the key. >> this 70-year-old, a living lesson in courage. in san bruno abc 7 news. >> what a story. let's get another check on the forecast now. >> there is is a wide swath of rain into the north bay where it started this morning and reaching south ward into santa cruz mountains back to salinas valley and there is some heavy down pours now. there is a mixed weather picture with precipitation scattered about. here in the bay area tomorrow not mild at all. mainly upper 50s and there will be showers tomorrow. possibly isolated thundershowers. here is the accu-weather forecast. steadier rain, another storm system thursday, showers friday, drying out warming up and feeling like spring. >> get ready for that. >> thank you. >> imagine working for weeks on a movie set to get just seconds of film. that is wha

around midnight, zimmermann walked out of jail wearing, a brown jacket and jeans, carrying a brown paper bag. he said nothing to reporters before climbing into the back of a white suv. where he will be while he waits for trial to is still a secret, but he was fitted for an atomic monitoring device so that the sheriff's office will know his whereabouts. before being released, he put up $15,000 of the $160,000 bond said friday by the judge. with so much attention on this case, his safety remains a concern. >> there's still a lot of emotions wrapped around a case. we are worried that some of those emotions are still negative and that it may play out against george. >> an opposing lawyer had asked the judge to allow his client to leave the stage while out of jail. it's not clear whether he will be able to do that. wherever he ends up, he will have to follow several guidelines set by the debt, including a strict curfew being in by 7:00 p.m. on it could be a year before this case it's to trial. brianne carter reporting. >> opening statements begin in north carolina court in the john edwards cr

reporter pkkgas ffllows -- george zimmerman walked out of jail in sanford, florida pearing a brown jackettand jeans and carrying a brown into the back of a white b-m-w. ann he had noohing to say to reporters. judge set bond at 150-thousandddollars at a hearing on friday.with the 10 percent cash paymmnt customarily made to secure bond, zimmerman's family needed 15-thhusand dollaas to post his bond.zimmerman apologized to martin's family at that hearing.i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little bbt younger than i am and i id not know if he was armed or not.zimmerman's attorney said his client was responding to an interview in which martin's mother said she wanted to hear from the mann who shot her son.but a lawyer apology inssncere.saturday... zimmerman got a jailhouse visit from his attorneyy..who described zimmermmn's state of focuseddon getting out at this - point, it's a long, long process, thhs is thh first few steps of it. and he's still very worried about the fact that he's acing a ife sentenne on a seconn degree murder charge

old wearing a brown jeans, carrying his belongings in a brown bag said to reporters and climbed intohe back of a white suv. he will be while awaiting trial is still a secret. was fitted with an electronic monitoring device. the sheriff's office will know his whereabouts. released, he put up the $150,000 bond said on friday by the judge. is not allowed to be anywhere near the family. is not allowed to have any alcohol or drugs. he also must follow a very strict curfew. whether or not he will be travel outside still remains a question in this case. it could be a year before we him there to trial. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> army accused of murdering a fellow marine in southeast d.c. is expected in court today. 23-year-old philip bushong was fatally stabbed after getting argument on eighth from the marine barracks. e suspect 20- th shouted anchael poth anti-gay slurs. poth was stationed in d.c. and the two had never met before the fight. a hearing begins in d.c. today tocourt determine if a man convicted in murder will get a new triumph or have their convictions overturned. named wom

. >> george is a man walked out of jail in florida wearing a brown jacket and jeans carrying a brown paper bag. he jumped into the back of this white bmw and had nothing to say to reporters. his family needed $15,000 to post his bond. he apologized to trayvon martin family. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son i had no idea how old he was i thought he was younger than i am and i had no idea if he was armed or not. >> his mother said she wanted to hear from the man that shot her stuff on and they called his apology sincere. on saturday george is a memorandum received a jailhouse visit from his attorney. >> this is a long process he is very worried that he is facing a life sentence. >> investigators in new york city have called off the search for remains of a boy missing more than 30 years. the f.b.i has suspended the search for six year-old etan patz this morning new york city police say no human remains were found inside of this building. the building was on the route he would have taken on his walk to the school bus back in 1979. he be declared dead in 2001 and the

brown jacket. clean shaven. blue jeans carrying his personal items in a brown paper bag. very calmly walking out of the jail. now his family has been trying to get the $150,000 bail together all weekend. his attorney said there was some concern about them not being able to make it. he said that the primary concern for zimmerman remains his safety. he wore a bulletproof vest during that bail hearing. and it's likely he was wearing something similar to that as he came out just at around midnight. now his location for the next year as this trial drags on remains a mystery. both the prosecution and the defense said they wanted it to remain a secret. apparently not even the bail bondsman who helped get him out of jail will know exactly where he's going to be. however, he will be fitted with that gps monitoring device around his ankle which apparently gives realtime information anywhere in the united states, which might be a hint that george zimmerman was allowed to travel out of the state, simply to keep his security and to keep his family safe. matt gutman, abc news, sanford,

. >> reporter: george zimmerman walked out of the county jail around midnight wearing a brown jacket and jeans. he carried a bag as he got into a white car and was driven away. this weekend zimmerman's lawyer said he will not release the location where his client will go while he awaits trial in the death of trayvon martin. >> we have a lot of concerns about security. >> zimmerman had to post 10% of his $150,000 bond to get out of jail. a judge said the neighborhood watch captain will also have to obey a curfew. zimmerman shot martin in self-defense during a confrontation in february. randall pinkston cbs news, sanford, florida. >>> police have a man in custody accused of the shooting and robbery inside a rite aid store in northeast washington. 53-year-old ricky vincent has been arrested. police say vincent shot albert green witch in the back. official carnes in the case are pending. vincent could be charged with assault with intent to kill. >>> student loans for many people are about to double when it comes to the monthly payment. first stop, colorado's university boulder campus. sunday stude

george zimmermaning out of jail wearing a brown jacket and blue jeans, he left with several paper bags containing his belongings. he walked to i awhite a-- for a white suv, got in the back and paid no attention to those waiting outside. zimmerman's ultimate destination is being can't a secret for his safety. >> we have several options where i can be. i want to be sure wherever we place him, he is cure. there are a lot of welled-up emotions in this case and i do not want them overflowing onto george before all the facts are known. there are also concerns about the gps mop are toking program as well. not concerns with getting it in place. we've got to meet with the officer. all the equipment has to be tested out. nothing unusual but he has to work through that process as well. >> reporter: zimmerman had to put up 10% of the $150,000 bond that. equals $15,000. he must now observe a strict 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. curfew. zimmer map's gps device will be monitored by the seminole county sheriff's office and seminole county probation. >> thank you. >>> the godfather of go-go is in the hospital

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wearing a brown jacket and jeans, he walked outside with an unknown man and got into the white suv. zimmerman is charged with the second-degree murder of 17-year-old trayvon martin. martin was unarmed. there was a confrontation and he was shot and killed in a gated sanford neighborhood. he will be monitored by a gps ankle bracelet. his attorney says he is likely to stay outside the state of florida. >> i want to get him somewhere where he's safe and available to help me, but it's difficult. >> reporter: martin's parents were very outspoken before zimmerman's arrest. we've not heard from them since his bond hearing. as a condition of his release, zimmerman is not allowed to contact trayvon's family or have any guns. he has to surrender his passport and also must observe a curfew. angie? >> thank you, melissa. >>> new this morning, a house fire has forced a family from their home in maryland. happened in the 10100 block of riggs road in adelphi. so far, no reports of injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> today the u.s. marine accused of stabbing another marine to death will

this video of zimmerman leaving jail after midnight wearing a brown jacket and jeans. he walked outside with an unknown man and got into that white suv. zimmerman is charged with the second-degree murder of 17-year-old trayvon martin. martin was unarmed when there was a confrontration, and he was shot and killed in a florida neighborhood in february. martin's parents were outspoken before the arrest. we've not heard from them since before the hearing. >> they will have to live with the judge's decision. they're just praying and trying to hope that his freedom is temporary because the damage that he's caused to them is permanent. >> i want to get him somewhere where he's safe and available -- available to help me. but it's difficult. >> reporter: zimmerman will be monitored by a gps ankle bracelet. and his attorney says he is likely to stay outside the state of florida. as a condition of his release, zimmerman is not allowed to contact trayvon's family or have any guns. he has to surrender his passport and must also observe a curfew. richard? >> all right. thank you ver

he was wearing a brown jacket, blue jeans friend and carrying a perfect.ecause of repeated death threats he is back in hiding with authorities say nothing about where he was headed. earlier this month the 28 year old was charged with second-degree murder, for four days after shooting and killing treyvon martin, an unarmed black teenager. the martin family says their son was the victim of racial profiling. zimmerman is arguing self- defense. he blamed the teenager punched him and slammed his head against the sidewalk. this photo of the back of the romans had was released on friday. that same day, he apologized in court to the martin family saying he was sorry for the loss of their son. his early morning release was greeted by relief from its friends and anger from the martin family. >> now he is looking for event. keith on 251 >>justine: the nation's first responders will soon have to go there with a need to effectively communicate in the event of a major emergency. and new law will provide millions in grants to state and local public safety entities just l

. >> george zimmerman is out of jail, wearing a brown jacket and blue jeans he left the correctional facility with several paper bags containing belongings he walked to a white suv got in the back and paid no attention to photographers holding vigil outside the car left the parking lot seminole county sheriff's vehicles blocked access to the area, during release zimmerman's ultimate destination is being kept a secret for his safety and could be outside florida. >> we have several options where he could be one out of state i just want to make sure wherever we place him he is secure. we talked about many times there is a lot of welled up emotions in this case, i do not want them flowing over on to george, until all the facts are known >> before he left zimmerman was fit with an electronic monitoring device. >> also concerns about the gps monitoring program as well not concern of getting it in place, we've got to meet with the officer, all the equipment has to be tested out nothing unusual. but just has to work through that process as well. >> zimmerman had to put up 10% of the $150,000

county jail it was a low key event given all the attention this case grabbed he was wearing a brown jacket s blue jeans he left with several paper bags containing his belongings he walked to a white suv got in the back and paid no attention to photographers outside the car that left the parking lot with seminole county sheriffs blocking access. he must now observe a strict 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. curfew surrendered his passport his ultimate destination is being kept secret and his attorney said it could be somewhere outside of florida before he left zimmerman was fit with an electronic monitoring device it will be monitored by the seminole county sheriff's office and probation. >>> thank you so much. >> just hours before george zimmerman left jail, hundreds gathered in clear water florida for a candlelight vigil remembering trayvon martin the vigil was held in observation of national crime victims week organizers say they want the public to recognize the martin families desire for justice in this case. >>> a check of this mornings other top stories a suspect accused of killing a marine in southeast earl

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brown shoes with a gray suit, my good man. what on earth are you thinking? the rigidity of my character has worn off on me. but your other question was about -- i don't wear jeans. i don't. and i don't want to say why i don't wear jeans because that would be to offend all of the men in this room who do wear jeans when you're over 40. >> you can tell me after. >> okay. great. >> what person in history would you most like to portray? >> who would i most like to portray? that's a great question. who would i like to portray? you know, i don't -- i don't know if i want to portray him because i don't really think about that way. i'd like to see this person portrayed in some way. and i don't know how you could dramatize. sometimes these things are the purview of literature for a reason. and they don't really make great films. but as we live in the world we live in today and we live in a world that i think is increasingly shaped, i don't want to say recklessly. but i should say the word is kind of struggling. you're all writers, help me out here. a world that is being shaped kind of surreptitiously by the supreme court. i would like to see something that would bring to

brown shoes with a gray suit. what are you thinking? this territory ahmadi's rigidity -- sartorial frigidity of mine character has worn off on me. i do not wear jeans. i do not want to say why i do not wear jeans. that would offend all of the men in this room who do wear jeans when you're over 40. >> what person in history would you like to portray? >> that is a great question. i do not know if i want to portray him, because i do not think about it that way. i would like to see this person emperor trade. sometimes these things are the purview of literature for a reason. they do not make great films. as we live in the world we live in today, a world that is increasingly shape to, i do not want to say recklessly, but the word this, help me out, has a world being shaped surreptitiously by the current supreme court. i would like to seem something that would bring to a new generation of people a biography of the life of william douglas. >> do you plan to run for public office? >> i have an announcement trilobite to make today. [laughter] i am glad you're here. it is today with great humility and a sense of pride and a love of my country that i announce

brown shoes with a gray shirt. the rigidity has worn off monday. your other question was about genes. i do not wear jeans. do not want to say why i do not, because that would be to offend all the men in this room that wear them when you are over 40. [laughter] >> what percent -- part of history which most like to portray? >> i do not know if i want to portray him because i do not think about it that way, but i would like to see this person for trade, and i do not know how you could dramatize -- sometimes these things are the purview of literature for a reason and they do not make great films, but as we live in the world today that i think is increasingly shape -- i do not want to say recklessly, but i should say the word is -- i am struggling, writers, help me out here. our world is being shaped kind of surreptitiously, if you will, by the current supreme court, i would like to see something that would bring to a new generation of people, a biography about the life of william douglas. >> do you plan to run for public office? >> i have a very important announcement that i would like to make to all of you t