when high school kids in selma demonstrated for black voting rights, sheriff jim clark ran them out of town. look at them. i mean, literally look at them running. he literally ran them out of town nay forced march that involved cattle prods. kids. two days later, sheriff clark went to the hospital with chest pains and the kids who he had run out of town knelt outside the courthouse and prayed for him to recover. can you believe that photo? that's the kind of sides we had, right? that's the kind of people who were on two different sides of the fight that year. the one side hitting kids with electric cattle prods and the kids who were praying for the man who was torturing and prosecuting them. you can see sheriff jim clark there in the white helmet the following year. that's him there in the white helmet trying to personally intimidate a man who had come to register to vote under the voting rights act. why are you wearing your helmet, sir? is that your gun on your hip? in the months leading up to that 1966 election where sheriff clark was on the ballot, the sheriff sometimes used force,

jim clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driverand the man they chose was your. yeah so you switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said at lotus i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. this is so easy took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. may be your lead in that it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem for. the 969 spanish can plead was a street circuits where the teens use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps early. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a brok

jim clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by collin chapman now needed a new driver and the man they chose was your. yeah so he switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said. either become world champion or i'll die trying. on disease or if you took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. you believed in the it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem in. the 1969 spanish conclave was a street circuits where the teams use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussi

prosecutors jim warwick and clark wanted jim kearney not to be a superstar army but as a killer.o took quiche any's life, he left her in his dead mother's arms. >> they could end by him. >> they showed the digital evidence. >> there was a tremendous amount of electronic data. >> including photos delloris showed malik of the car's odometer and kril call. >> one particular text message very important. he's test firing. he said, let's go. this was part of the prosecutor's plan. to put delloris's gun into his firearms. they told about the results of the serial number restoration. >> it wound up pulling up all but one of the digits. it matched the bill of sale or ms. del good doe's area. >> does this work? >> that was awesome. >> and mills had something else to tell the jury. remember, he had done a test firing like this one through the barrel of the key record gun. >> what happened? >> we did our comparison from the victim and we identified those three bullets as having been fired from that revolver. the prosecutors introduced the interrogation journaly. i love her. i love her to det

jim lehrer of pbs. >> 30 seconds. >>> good evening from the clark athletic center at the university of massachusetts in boston. i'm jim lehrer of the "news hour" on pbs and i welcome you to the debate between the democratic candidate for president, vice president al gore and the republican candidate, governor george w. bush of texas. they will be conducted within for th formats agreed to by the two campaigns. no answer to a question can exceed two minutes, rebuttals are limited to one minute. but as moderator, i have the option to follow up and extend any particular give and take 3 1/2 minutes. no single answer can exceed two minutes. the candidates under their may not question each other directly. there will be no opening statements but each candidate may have up to two minutes for a closing statement. the questions and the subjects were chosen by me alone. i have told no one from the two campaigns or the commission or anyone else involved what they are. there's a small audience in the hall tonight. they are not here to participate. only to listen. i have asked and they have agreed to remain silent fo

hillary clark showing me this incredible shark that shows trump is exactly where he was in 2016 on the polls. our markets -- are markets overpricing the polls? jims have tended to underpriced the polls, precisely because they have doubted the numbers because of what happened in 2016. we have said throughout the last three or four months that you should probably believe the polls more. there is fundamentally in the weeds of the polls things that show very different scenarios than what we had in 2016. i think there will be a lingering skepticism of a democratic sweep until we have all the information at hand. have been soumbers overwhelming that we have seen a small markets link. there is still -- swing. there is still more to go if the polls and that being right -- end up being right? annmarie: at what point do you start pricing in the blue sweep? jim: if i am an average market participate, i price that in with -- participant, i price that in with 100% certainty. the yield curve probably being the most visible sign of that. there will always be lingering skepticism until we see the actual outcome. annmarie: thank you so much for joining. jim mcco

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jim jordan says the bill ignores violence from the extreme left. >>cold-blooded murder of a trump supporter by member not mentioned in the mission bill. >>simon clark white supremacy at the center for american progress the white supremacist rate isn't much greater. threat of actual violence fbi director wray said as much during his september testimony we look at antifa as more of an ideology or a movement. then an organization a similar bill is sponsored in the senate by illinois democratic senator dick durbin reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news more fire danger on the way red flag danger on the way red flag warnings taking effect the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or m