jonathan shapiro on behalf of the united states of america -- and the defense lawyer had to say joe smith for this shmuck -- you get a sense that the system has bought into it. if you convict an innocent man, you have committed a far worse crime than any other crime because you have let the guilty party off scot-free. that is incorrect incredibly -- an incredibly important message. if anybody is waving the flag, it ought to be the public defender's office. their reluctance to do so, somehow, the sense that if they do so in will make them seem pro-government or some kind, i have never been able to fully grasp. >> let me ask a question. should we remake the image of the public defender in to the public crusader? is that what we want to do, do we need to, should we? >> i certainly think so. i bought into the public crusader thing when i was a child. ironically, here i am, not serving as a criminal defense attorney or public defender. i wanted to be a criminal defense attorney from the age of eight years old. i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house t

jonathan shapiro on behalf of the united states of america -- and the defense lawyer had to say joe smith for this shmuck -- you get a sense that the system has bought into it. if you convict an innocent man, you have committed a far worse crime than any other crime because you have let the guilty party off scot-free. that is incorrect idi

where there were some that sought a man named joe. smith -- named joseph. he had a code of many club -- many colors. there were his brothers that were jealous of him. he annoyed them. he bothered them because he kept talking about his dream. and finally, they plotted and killed him. and threw him into the pit and said," let's leave them there." they plotted to kill him. they thought they killed it. they put him in a pet and said let's leave. what becomes of his dream? well, there was another man named martin luther king who came to washington, d.c. 47 years ago and he talked about a. a dream the left here -- he left here and went to selma and he kept and knowing them. he got us the right to vote. he got us the right to public accommodations. they slayed him and when they him in th epit, we went in with them and started breaking up our families. do not confuse the pit with pit stop because we're coming out of that pit today. i will show you what became of his dream. when dr. king came here 47 years ago, we came on the back of buses. today, we flew in first c

in the position that you were in or tara was in or lindsay lohan was in, you know, just average joe smitha family and hasn't struggled with this disease, okay, is sitting at home wondering, wow, daniel baldwin, he's an actor. he comes from this famous family. he's so talented. why would he need drugs and alcohol. i think you bring up an interesting point that there is a misconception that just because you're a tal endeenteta looking, successful person, that's the easy way to have a good time, because you've got money and lots of people around you with all of these temptations. >> that's why i use the cancer analogy, kyra, it knows no racial or socioeconomic boundaries, it's a disease. so from the indigent person that uses and lives on the street to the lindsay lohans, daniel baldwins, whoever they might be. it's that mind-set. it's no different than any other disease. she suffers from an affliction that's treatable, she can keep it in remission. there's no cure for addiction. she'll have to work a program of addiction. i've been to nine, some of the best in the world, that write the books

where there were some that sought a man named joe. smith -- named joseph.lub -- many colors. there were his brothers that were jealous of him. he annoyed them. he bothered them because he kept talking about his dream. and finally, they plotted and killed him. and threw him into the pit and said," let's leave them there." they plotted to kill him. they thought they killed it. they put him in a pet and said let's leave. what becomes of his dream? well, there was another man named martin luther king who came to washington, d.c. 47 years ago and he talked about a. a dream the left here -- he left here and went to selma and he kept and knowing them. he got us the right to vote. he got us the right to public accommodations. they slayed him and when they him in th epit, we went in with them and started breaking up our families. do not confuse the pit with pit stop because we're coming out of that pit today. i will show you what became of his dream. when dr. king came here 47 years ago, we came on the back of buses. today, we flew in first class a [applause] . what

>> of all time, joe montana but current, alex smith. >> reporter: can you smell the sweat? >> yeah.emains me of the days i used to play. don't miss it. now i just watch it. >> reporter: yes, you can smell the sweat. about the 49ers wrapping up practice. preseason opener a couple of weeks away in indianapolis against the colts august 15th. a lot of buzz here in santa clara and across the nation all about jerry rice. just a few day as way from being inducted into the pro football hall of fame in canton, ohio. jerry rice inducted on saturday. jerry, not just a from football legend here in the bay area but a huge part of the community. he's been to the bay area, been in the bay area since moving from mississippi 25 years ago. here's jarry. >> the bay area's so special to me because of, you know, just this is my, this is my history. getting drafted by the san francisco 49ers, this country boy coming to the big city, and then to have the city to welcome me with open arms. and being able to go out and entertain so many people on that given sunday or monday, during the super bowl. my legacy

joe over left tackle, at guard, davis, hike the ball to alex smith then got right guard and davis ishe right tackle. a will the of changes there. tonight's top five starts with super bowl champion saints with the president tonight. >> i make some tough decisions every day but i never decided on an on sidekick. that took some guts were you okay with that? did he trade off with you? >> well, it worked. lookout below, cliff diving championships held in italy. diving took place 90 above sea level, speeds of 55 miles an hour. >>> the pitching fantastic, offence not the same, one out, two out, three out, triple play, seattle first. number two, fastball to right. who says he can only hit the baseball. number one, crawford flies out to left. going to have a play at the plate. king with the call. >> he's out. >> he's out. he's out. dana king, brilliant goal. 11 and 2. >> we've been doing this for what? probably 8 years and you have never had this kind of season. >> well, no, all experience. it comes with you know, training and -- >> well, i can see that. >> better with age chef >> you are not

building with looted except for one occasion is pa as they are three smith and wesson club action shotgun twelve gauge semi automatic joe in guido's is the owner of cajun's pub she decided to take things into her own hands there was vans with. them and they were breaking into any businesses where there was no sign of anyone around and they didn't mess with us here because i stood out front. with my shocked we don't protect her patrons when law enforcement was nowhere in sight after guarding her pub for about a week we decided to evacuate u.s. marshals came across this in front saw me with my shotgun you know they pulled about a dozen m. sixteen sourness put her body against the wall. took all my weapons and then left she couldn't believe this was happening in the united states i was furious i had no way of protecting myself beyond the physical destruction. they saw their city and even their country transforming before their eyes look at the communist countries look at cuba look at nicaragua look at any country you want to take where the government has the guns and the populace it's not are and look at how they live and

. >> well, joe louis, during his day, was really the black hero as far as boxing was concerned. my father, william nunn sr., chester washington, and wendell smithly. a lot of the times, ches and wendell spent time where joe trained right on up until the fights themselves. >> narrator: each win made joe louis even more popular with courier readers, and then he fought max baer. it was september 24, 1935. joe louis knocked out max baer, a former heavyweight champion, in only four rounds. boxing fans couldn't wait to read about it in the courier. >> chester washington and bill nunn flew back with the pictures, and we start putting 'em on the press where the pictures were put on the front page of the pittsburgh courier going out to the 13 different editions that we had at the time, and the people from all the different parts of the country were calling in for newspapers, so we were trying to process those calls. >> narrator: the courier also covered baseball, especially the pittsburgh crawfords and the homestead grays. >> black baseball really was a big business during that era. the courier was a big part of the coverage of not only those two teams,

joe mccarthy in favor of peace at any price. she is played by betty white in this movie. everyone would have seen that as margaret smiththe only woman senator at that time. in 1950, she was one of the few senators to have the nerve to stand up and confront senator joseph mccarthy. she issued her declaration of conscience, which was an attack on smears as a political process. few of the men in the senate in those days were brave enough to side with her. senator mccarthy had a reputation of destroying other people's political careers. in a few years when he was censured. for awhile, he was a power unto himself. i think people would read into that. in the movie, peter lawson plays the playboy senator, who was always dating very attractive women. was always a question as to who that was. the director insisted that was a composite figure. there were certainly men in the senate who were really killers. -- ladykillers. >> born where? >> new york city. queens. >> school? >> new town high school. in the city college of new york. then the university of maryland and ph.d. >> what was your dissertation on? >> james landis, the man

joe montana, you had steve young. but that doesn't happen very often. right? >> true. >> but i'll get to that in just a moment. >>> we'll start with alex smith's contract up afterr. he told me it is a make-or- break season for his career at least in san francisco. smith and the 49ers face peyton manning and the colts for the first time in his career. he has all the pieces to make a play-off push, the coaches are the same, offensive line has been upgraded and his play makers are ready for breakout seasons. >> often in my career i tried to push plays and do too much. more often than not you get in trouble. >> he is running the show in practice even telling me what to do. i like that. he tells me what to do he really wants me to do it. >> crabtree has participated in his first camp. what channel is the game on? roll that tape. >> 44 cable 12... ♪ [ music ] >> oh, yeah!! joe has the moves! catch the 9ers and colts 10:00 a.m. on the cw 44/cable 12 if you have cable. >>> stanford nearly made it to the rose bowl last season on the coattails of touchdown toby gerhart. so who will coach jim harbaugh next anoint john the baptist? >> it took fours year get there but i thi

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