now, jerome smith was speaking intelligently. was getting to the heart of the matter, which is that segregation in all ecosystems in fact depend on the consent of the people. it may not be the? coated for segregation. they didn't. they actually did vote for anything most of them. it may not be even that a lot of white voted for segregation. half the country was aloof of the whole civil rights. but going along with a system that allows it to happen they have toxic lead to it. which are smith was telling robert kennedy was i am withdrawing my consent. and this is very much along with the teachings of the hairdressing. then they tell you about somebody else who acted with intelligence. there is a young girl named barbara john who lived in a town called farmville, virginia. now, farmville virginia was mechanical prince edward county. and in the years following the brown v. board of education decision in 1954, of the south for massive resistance to his close and no one was more massive resistance in his state of virginia and in fact,

his mother was jennie jerome. he spent the day in court and he watched the case that howe and hummel are involved in. more consequentially, winston churchill's cousin was william travis or jerome. a new york city prosecutor for many years and also the man that eventually took down abraham hummel and force the dissolution of howe and hummel. and finally, benjamin cardozo, a great supreme court jurists. he was an infant -- he was born in the 1870s, but his father, i thought this was fascinating, he has a reputation. his father albert was a hack. howe and hummel first came to great public notice in the early 1870s when it was revealed that they had essentially bought at least 300 writs of habeas corpus from albert cardozo. cardozo was part of a group of four judges that were notorious for their corruption in new york, and affect the association of the bar of the city of new york was founded essentially to take down these judges. now, corrupt judges were not a new thing in new york by any, but one of the things i lear

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so, jerome, what are the results? how many cans and who is the winner?> we have -- thank you, john, for inviting us, and i'm here with elizabeth as well. thank everybody who with brought something. we have -- [inaudible] 18, 17 cans. anybody left any in their pockets? [laughter] we do have a runaway winner. i think betty right here, she brought in six cans. she was actually the first one here as well, so -- [applause] >> thank you. and i should thank the regulator book shop for donating this gift certificate for a free copy of "american wasteland." so thank you very much, i will give that to you. and i am going to head over there, and if people want, i will mark up your books with a little autograph. so thank you very much for coming, i really appreciate it. [applause] >> for more on jonathan bloom and his work, visit the author's web site, wastedfood.com. >> we're at the national press club talking with charles ogletree about his book, the presumption of guilt. can you tell me what made you decide to write about the incident with henry louis gates? >> a

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jerome north republican refused to face kathy herc el man, she is one of two girls in season who wereirst ever to qualify for the state tournament. there they raise her hand in victory. northrop says he has tremendous respect to the girls but did not think it was appropriate to compete against them in a sport that can get violent. >>> spaceship down. bay area number 4 taking on number 3 castro valley, sold out cal state east bay. many came to see 6'8" o'dowd star brandon ashly who skies for the dunk. ho. but caster valley wins by 28 points from the senior rot rick bob bit. he ha had 24 of 28 in the second half. castro valley trojans win 67- 51, they take two of two from o'dowd this season. >>> the flw fishing largest circuit has opened its doors to the college level and it's catching on now at san jose state. >> got a good one. >> get the net. get the net. >> good job man. >> schools up and down the west coast will compete in a qualifier this week in arizona. that's why i'm going down. because it's such an expensive sport the flw provides a boat and the travel money for the weekend. a

last in the constructor standings with no points to mclaughlin getting behind the wheel while rookie jerome replaces look as degrassi as the second driver the twenty seven season starts on the thirteenth of march in the rain. every recent series sees plenty of changes being made season to season the difference with formula one is these changes are so drastic that it's hard to carry anything over into the following year but preparing for any form season means facing new challenges every time our goals for this year are to finish all twenty recently was and we expect to consistently qualify right behind the top with your team rallies. meanwhile the tother patrols run out to mate robert kubica looks. for one season after freak accident the post suffering series some hand and leg injuries in a high speed crash at a precision brother in. the picture the bear this night is good conditional conditionals that belies the hand is warmer is a good. as it told us to do we need more five or six days more to see if the hand is worth of us. much more time to see what would be the function. to think positi

pittsburgh's jerome hear rise son fined $100,000 for excessive hits called out the commissioner. >> i't want to step on nobody's foot or hurt their toe. i just want to tackle them softly on the ground and if y'all can, we will lay a pillow down where i tackle them so they don't hit the ground too hard, mr. goodell. >> following in the foot steps of paul the octopus, there is an elephant at the dallas zoo. jennie the elephant stomped on the steelers medical 11. that would be a bad omen, people. jennie is picking green bay to win on sunday. we advise you to bet accordingly. how do you like the sound of the los angeles chargers or the l.a. jaguars. the nfl got $700 million to put a team in l.a. the star-studded news conference today. farmer's insurance is ready to put up $700 million for a downtown stadium. develop developers claim they don't need taxpayer money. >> and carolyn mocked the kardashians. >> i did not. and what does that have to do with the super bowl? >> i'm dan ashley. >> good night, everyone. >> see you tomorrowowowowowowoww ♪ [ female announcer ] there's only one you. th

but today doctor jerome potaskin saying his goal beauty on the outside, heart healthy on the inside.th this idea in 2005 when hurricane katrina hit. >> reporter: 100% proceeds going directly to the american heart association's go for red women campaign. a shot of youth going to a good cause. >> seven years ago i had breast cancer and right when i started to recover from that i wanted to do something for myself to make myself feel good because i felt so lousy for so long and i was just so fortunate to meet him and become a part of this. >> reporter: all of the employees wearing red for this good cause. heart disease is still the number 1 killer in women taking the lives of one in three women each year. >> we have probably raised about $90,000 in the previous events we have done all going directly to charity and hopefully we will break the $100,000 mark today. >> reporter: the old saying beauty comes at a price may be true but today inner beauty and health is the real goal. a shot for the heart. in danville, juliette goodrich, cbs5. >>> we have a shot at a great weekend coming up here.

jerome, republican, what do you think about the house? caller: they are getting on the right track. one of the things congress needs to address and get rid of is all the money given to foreign countries, like earlier this year or last year, barack obama gave $2 billion to mexico for abortion. there's too much democrat giving body democrat money. even in our own town, our mayor democratic buddy money for a baseball stadium. i have to pay for these things but we have to quit giving money to acorn and planned parenthood. host: if you are interested in the baseball stadium taxpayer funding issue, you might be interested in reading sally jenkins column yesterday in "the washington post." you can find that online. front page of "the financial times" this morning. also on the front page of "the financial times" is an article about one of the countries in the mideast that is facing unrest. libya said for day of anger. libya is bracing itself for a day of anger today. that is "the financial times." back to your calls on the house and spending and whether or not you think they're on the right

north carolina, jerome, a democrat. good morning. hello. are you there? louis.ry st. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that president obama -- right now, it's time for him and tell mubarak it is time to step down. host: and then what happens? what happens after that? caller: look, we have been keeping him in order. i was in the military in 1980 when we first went to the middle east. they put mubarak in power then and he has been there 30 years. the kids over there do not know anybody but him. the only reason we have not said anything yet is because we do not want anything to happen to israel. we know that once we pull him out of power, obama is my president and i voted for him. he said he wanted freedom for everybody around a world and america will stand behind anybody who wants freedom. i'm behind him 100%, but today, when the egyptian people said they wanted mubarak out and they wanted their own country, it's time for the president of this country, who the whole world looks at now -- no, it is not his problem, but it is a world problem

north carolina, jerome, a democrat. good morning. hello. are you there? ouis. try st. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that president obama -- right now, it's time for him and tell mubarak it is time to step down. host: and then what happens? what happens after that? caller: look, we have been keeping him in order. i was in the military in 1980 when we first went to the middle east. they put mubarak in power then and he has been there 30 years. the kids over there do not know anybody but him. the only reason we have not said anything yet is because we do not want anything to happen to israel. we know that once we pull him out of power, obama is my presidt and i vot for him. he said he wanted freedom for everybody around a world and america will stand behind anybody who wants freedom. i'm behind him 100%, but today, when the egyptian people said they wted mubarak out and they wanted their own country, it's time for the president of this country, who the whole world looks at now -- no, it is not his problem, but it is a world problem and h

--"david jerome shackelford" de 26 aÑos, hoy esta tras las rejas en conexion con el fallecimiento denn". --segun las autoridades la victima y el sospechoso eran novios. take deko --ayer por la maÑana, la policia acudio a una llamada de emergencia que se hizo desde una casa. ---alli encontraron a dunn quien murio en el hospital. --el hombre de san leandro fue arrestado no muy lejos del lugar de los hechos, cerca de la story y king. take vo --y la polica de san jos arrest tambien a un sospechoso del asesinato de un conocido joyero. --mikal myrick de 28 aÑos fue arrestado ayer como sospechoso de la muerte de "salvador peÑa".... take vo 2 ....quien fue apuÑalado el 15 de diciembre en su negocio de la calle santa clara en san jos. --peÑa muri el 8 de enero por las heridas recibidas. --la policia dice que ambos se conocian y que una discusin se torn violenta. cu ---una persona murio esta tarde en vallejo luego de una persecucion policiaca a alta velocidad la cual comenzo en un barrio del club "campestre crest" de esa ciudad... vo ---la persecusion comenzo a eso de las 4 y media y policias