." >> olympic medal winner, john carlos recounts his black power gesture during the 1968 games. the northwest african american museum in seattle, this is an hour and a half. [applause] >> how is everybody? john took one look at the sermon segment, we have to move to seattle. this is great. well, today is a very special day for me and i want to tell you why if i could. this is the 25th very. this week, the greatest concert i ever went to in my entire life. i was just a shade under 12 years old, growing up in new york city and i got tickets to go to madison square garden to see run dmc. [cheers and applause] and the opening act that night is a group you might have heard a. they hadn't even gotten out of hand. run dmc put them out there because they were on their label, a group called the beastie boys. and the beastie boys came out there. the beastie boys have skills, but nobody madison square garden wanted to the beastie boys. he started throwing things coming out than to get off the stage. people were there to see run dmc. why do i tell you this story? [laughter] i am well aware

at this point people like john carlos, thomas, they were faced with a choice. choice was what, do we stay home any way in the absence of a broad movement or do we go there and actually represent our movement on dust and? and we know what they chose. so before the final race in the 200 meters, john carlos and tommy got together and they said okay but are we going to do on this stand? we are going to wear black gloves to show our commitment to fighting racism. we are not going to wear shoes on those medal stand to showcase we're bringing the issue of poverty and the african-american community, people who can't even afford shoes. we are going to wear beads around our neck to showcase the history of violence and lynching of african descent, and john carlos, you can see it in his picture in an incredible breach of protocol decided he would be up there with his jacket arms it and the chest covered by a black t-shirt and he said he was doing that as a tribute to his people back home, white and black working people who he said their appreciations were not appreciated i

. >> at the 1968 olympic games, john carlos and tommy smith raised their fists in the black power salute. >> this is black power. they intimidated so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase, black power. because when they use that word or that phrase black power it made many people think that black power meant destruction. blowing up the statue of liberty or ground zero. destroying america. it wasn't anything about destroying america. it's about rebuilding america and having america to have a new paradigm in terms of how we can truly be what each and every one of us pledged when we were going to elementary school about the land of the free, the home of the brave. we all wanted to be great americans, but as young athletes we found that something was wrong. something was broke and we wanted to take our time to evaluate and then take our initiative to fix it. >> discover more about african-american history during black history month on book tv on c-span 2 and online at the c-span video library. search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming at c-span.org/vid

that is at san jose state is a statue of tommy smith and john carlo from the 1968 summer olympic games when they were standing solidifying with black power on their minds. but tommy smith likes to point out it wasn't about black power it was about human rights. so, making a point to say we should all band together. a nice statue on a wonderful day. it's 4:43. >>> a bay area school district is stepping in to help a teacher and former student find a bone marrow match. two bone marrow drives will be held in pleasanton, the first is today from 2:00 to 6:00 at moore elementary. a simple cheek swab might be a lifesaver. conley is suffering from lympho lymphoma. >>> and the balls in the city council's court after an investigation into the pension projects. the city says it cannot take on an ethics complaint for alleged misrepresentation of pension costs. the elections commission voted yesterday to receive to the complaint to the city council. >> so, if anybody is going to look at it, it's got to be the council. i think the feeling was this is a significant issue without making any judgments o

. >> at the 1968 olympic games john carlos and tommy smyth raised their fist in the black power solute. >> this is the black power. they intimidated zombie using the phrase "black power." because when they used that word or phrase it made people think it meant destruction, blowing up the statue of liberty or ground zero. destroying america. it wasn't anything about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having america to have a new paradigm in terms of how we could truly be with each and every one of us with the pledge going to elementary and high school about the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all want to be great americans, but as young athletes we found something was wrong and broke, and we wanted to take our time to evaluate and then take the initiative to fix it. >> to discover more about black history during black history month on book tv, search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming at c-span.org/video library. >> "washington journal" continues. host: tucker carlson, we were talking with our viewers a little earlier this morning abou

. >> assistant district attorneys john carlo pesci. >> it's what michael lane did to her after he killede never seen a case where somebody went to the lengths michael lane did to completely destroy and obliterate a human body. >> they're also outraged by lane's attempts to deceive tabitha into thinking ginger was alive while he lived with her body for two weeks. >> by sending suggests texts (%at suggested she of the at a fine her inner self, all the while she was in a garbage can, boiling in bleach, that's why a jury needs to decide whether he should die for what he did. >> that potential consequence is one of the options that's ava available to the jury. >> and though lane has pleaded not guilty, his arrogance is on display even as he faces the death penalty. he says he'll take whatever comes. >> my belief system allows me to accept this, and it's very difficult to most people's surprise because i want to scream no, no, no. it's down to my judge, jury and my peers. if it was up to me, sure, of course not. that's not the law of the land here. it's the saying that if you can't do the time

his book, the john carlos story, is co-written with david aaron. the obama administration is seeking a slight cut in matt -- nasa's spending next year. the illustrations budget request would eliminate a partnership that the european space agency to send to robotic probes to mars and increases funding for the james webb space telescope, the successor to the aging hubble telescope's. here is a nasa administrator, charles bolden, outlining the budget. >> i am privileged today to be here to share nasa's fiscal year 2013 budget. it is a great news story. it is this $17 billion blueprint for nasa and the nation to embark on an ambitious plan a session that will take us farther into the solar system and we have ever gone. despite our constraint fiscal environment, this budget continues to aggressively implement the space exploration program agreed to by the president and a bipartisan majority in congress, laying the foundation for remarkable discoveries your honor as well as in the face. while reaching for new heights in space we are creating new jobs rig

during the 1968 olympic games in mexico city, san jose state athletes tommy smith and john carlos bothtepped to the metal stand to make a silent gesture. people at the time talking about black power, a salute to make their point about equality in this nation, but tommy smith who set the world record in the 200 there said it wasn't just about black power. in fact, this was a human rights salute, so a very significant statue there out at san jose state. it is 5:23. >>> you can buy a bit of history and you can at the same time help the postal service. palo alto's 80-year-old downtown post office will be officially put up for sale come this may. now, it's all part of the plan by the u.s.p.s. to close many such facilities to save some money. a public meeting is set for tuesday at city hall to discuss the sale. no word yet on the asking price. >>> commuters who bike to work in san francisco could soon have a safe place to store their ride. a safety committee is expected to approve a measure which would require buildings to have secure storage areas for bikes. if it doesn't have the space, pa

. >> at the 1968 olympic games john carlos and thomas mann to raise their fists and a black power salute. >> this is black power. they intended so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase, black power because that phrase, it made many people think the black power mac distraction anything about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having america to have a new paradigm in how we could truly be with each and every one. elementary school and junior high school about the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all wanted to be brave americans. but as young athletes who found it was wrong. we wanted to take our time to evaluate and then take our initiative to fix it. >> discover more. an online at the video library, surge in share from over 25 years of sees them programming at c-span.org / video library. next on book tv, the history of the soviet union and the millions of victims of communism who he says have been forgotten. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> hello. welcome to bard college globalization in this fashion affairs program. and t

at the 1968 olympic games, john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in the black power salute. intimated so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase, "black power." it made many people think black power meant destruction. destroying america. there was nothing about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having an america with a new paradigm. it was about that pledge of the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all wanted to be great american's. as young athletes, we wanted to take our time to evaluate and take the initiative. >> discovered more during black history month on c-span2 and online at the c-span radio library. search and share from over 25 years of programming. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us next is former senator russ feingold of wisconsin. he has a new book out, "while america sleeps." what are you trying to do with this book, senator? what are you telling americans about the state of our international relations? guest: thank you for having me on the show. during the 10 years after 9/11 when i was ser

and at 9:45, john carlos and dave psi run and the john carlos story, the sports moment that changed theorld. booktv in prime time all this week beginning at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >>> tonight on c-span, from this year's world economic forum in davos, switzerland, see the heads of the world bank and international monetary fund along with other global leaders as they talk about the future of the world economy. >> number one, no one is immune in the current situation. it's not just the eurozone crisis, it's a crisis that could have collateral effects, spillover effects around the world, and, you know, we'll hear from others. but what i have seen and what we're seeing in numbers and in forecasts is that no country is immune, and everybody has an interest in making sure that this crisis is resolved adequately. >> i have been in public service most of it involved in public finance for over four decades. let me share with you, i've never been as scared as now about the world. what is happening in europe, looking at what our experience was in 1980, the crisis we have, we had, and the c

. >> john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in a black power salute. >> this is black power. it intimidated so many people think white people, in particular, by using that phrase, "black power." it made many people think that it meant destruction. destroying america. it was nothing about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having a new paradigm in which we can truly be why each and every one of us said during that pledge when we were going to school about the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all want to be great american's. as young athletes, we found that something was broke and we wanted to take our time to evaluate and then take an initiative to fix it. >> discover more during black history month on c-span2 and online at the c-span radio library. search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming. >> russ feingold served until 2010 when he lost his bid for a fourth term. he joined us on this morning's "washington journal." host: joining us next is former senator russ feingold of wisconsin. he has a new book out, "while america sleep

." >> at the 1968 olympic games, john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in the black power salute. >> this is black power. they intimidated so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase -- black power. when you use the word or that phrase, many people thought that black power meant destruction. like blowing up the statue of liberty or ground zero, destroying america. this is not about destroying america. this is about rebuilding america and having a new paradigm as how we truly can be each and every one of its pledge when we go to elementary school and junior high school about the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all wanted to be brave americans. as young americans, we found -- we wanted to take time to evaluate and bring up the discussion. >> on the tv on c-span 2 and online at the c-span video library. search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming at c-span.org/videolibrary. >> speaking at the justice department but history month program, the government cannot "become complacent on voting rights." this is about 50 minutes. [applause]

. >> at the 1960 olympic games, john carlos and tommy smith raised their fists in the black power salute. >> this is black power. they intimidated so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase, black power. because when they use that word or that phrase black power, it made many people think that black power meant destruction. the statue of liberty or ground zero, destroying america. wasn't anything about destroying america. it was not rebuilding america and having an american to have a new paradigm in terms of how we can truly be what each and everyone of us did that place was going to elementary school and junior high school about the land of the free and home of the brave. we all want to be great americans, but as young athletes we found it was wrong. something was broke and we want to take our time to evaluate and then take our initiative to fix it. >> discover more about african-american history during black history month on book tv on c-span2. and online at the c-span video library. search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming at c-span.org video lib

. >> john freddy pajoy, jefferson cueros y carlos rivas, son los tres jugadores del once caldas, a quienesxual violento. >> una vez que recaben informaciÓn deciden si llevara los jugadores ante los jueces de garantÍa para formular esta imputaciÓn y pedir esto se podrÍa ser privativa de la libertad. >> la investigaciÓn la asumió un fiscal del centro de atenciÓn a vÍctimas de abuso sexual de esta ciudad, donde los tres deportistas han alcanzado la gloria. >> caldas, el departamento donde supuestamente urrieron los hechos, se denunciÓ que la mujer es mayor de edad con 18 aÑos reciÉn cumplidos. por su parte las directivas del equipo afirmaron que serÁ la justicia quien determine la responsabilidad de estos tres jugadores, que aun continÚan en libertad. en bogotÁ, colombia, juan carlos aguiar. >> estÁ tras las rejas un profesor de la misma escuela de los Ángeles, california, donde un colega suyo fue arrestado esta semana bajo cargos de abusos contra 23 niÑos. lo acusan deometer actos lascivos con dos niÑas de siete aÑos de edad. algunos padres de familia, alarmados, decidieron retirar a los hij

at the 1968 olympic games, john carlos raised his fist in the black power salute. >> this is black power. intimidated some many people by using that phrase. but power. when they use a -- black power. when they use that phrase, many people think that black power of destruction. blowing up the statue of liberty. ground zero. destroying america. there was nothing about destroying america. i t was about rebuilding america and having in america that has a new paradigm in terms of how we can be with each and everyone of us. we made that pledge in america about the land of belfrey, the home of the brave. -- land of belfrey, the home of the brave. we want to take our time to evaluate and then take our initiative to fix it. >> discover more about african- american history during black history month on "book tv" on c- span2 and online. the associated press reported today. activists say more than 60 people have been killed across syria as president assad's prejean continues. scholars recently said that the international community to community does not have many good options in syria. -- the interna

farris sentenced the young man who smashed into the nun's car to 20 years in prison, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> carlos martinelly montano is from bolivia brought to the u.s. illegally as a child. at the end of his sentence he will likely go before an immigration judge for deportation. >>> the fbi usually investigates hackers. instead it's now a victim. how one group secretly recorded entire phone conversations between agents. >>> plus the komen foundation doing an about face now bringing back funding for planned parenthood, but some say it's too little too late. >>>. >>> on the news edge we're going to show you the new clues released tonight in a brutal bus stop stabbing. >>> plus a killer's cunning trick that helped him escape the crime scene at 11:00. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> a change of heart from susan g. komen for the cure following a firestorm of controversy. the charity has re

carlos short is representing the bureau of urban forestry, and john fong thiis representing a district mapping. if you would please go over the guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request that you turn off all cellphone and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry out conversations in the hallway. appellants, permit holders, and department representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people must include their comments within that time. members of the public who are not affiliated with the party have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. members of the public who wish to speak on an item are at but not required to submit a speaker cards to board the -- are asked but not required to submit a speaker cards. speaker cards and pans are available to the left of the podium. there are survey forms to the left of the podium. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing or hearing schedules, please speak to the board staff during a break or after the meeting or call the

carol turnover chicago bulls through the ball to john isner over to asik for the slammo the globetrotters against the washington generals. missing carlos boozer with the jam and a victory. boston celtics next on sunday in boston. coming up in a few minutes blackhawks try to stop a 6 game losing streak in san jose corey crawford back against former blackhawk ante neimi nikas jhalmersson will not play and hawks put steve montador on the injured list messy situation near the bottom of the lead in goals against average and 12 goals in the last six games things can turn around in a hurry. >> time to go to work and come to practice trying to improve on those things we need to improve on. when you are a way it is a good thing and very optimistic what we will do tonight at how to get out of the situation >> it will come side in the chicago white sox coming to arizona spring training a few days away in the meantime ozzie guillen espn radio downtown chicago talking about all things white sox chances of 2012 >> i wish the best i think there will have a good ballclub. those guys play the way they should be playing could not see any problems with t

nbc bay area's bob redell is live in san carlos to explain for us, bob, good morning, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. you must be talking about johnollins. he's been building and designing paper airplanes for roughly 40 years now. got about 70 unique original designs to his name. looking at one right there, the boomerang plane. one on your table there, this is pretty interesting. >> whips over and flies back upside down. >> very cool. one thing john doesn't have is a world record, not yet, for the longest throw made by paper airplane. you'll attempt that. >> we'll fix that on sunday. >> so for you, it's in the design. you've actually got a retired professional quarterback who's going to do the throw. >> my arm is about 51 years old right now, so it's not up to par for that. >> this is not what you came up overnight. >> we've been working on this design about 18 months. it's got a couple of really high-tech things about it. its an angle design, which means the wing slope up more at the wing tips than they do at the nose. so for a paper airplane, or any aircraft, you get a lot more drag if you add the hideegle angle in the throw. we

talks were about carlos about taking over as head coach at the premier league outfit the club held a press conference on monday which is believed to concern feature of current head coach john remember reside after the country's affordable association went against his wishes and st john terry of the captaincy richard porter. who that coached. terry gross in the last year and a dutchman believes the question from a lake will provide the fellow with a great challenge to decide to take the reigns on the world's richest. it was a great experience. to work with all these people and what you learn yourself when you talk about a great experience or you lose a lot. of. good. news loads. mr capello just responds by going yeah and someone you yeah i didn't expect that. way brief or not a college before the world cup of the european cup. it's difficult being these don't know themselves what they want to be able to for another word in english before there was an english and there was no good so it's like a foreign english for the english i hope that they know will do well it's going to be tougher of course also for them but he's been links with the head coach got jean i mean what do yo

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carlos martinelly montano came to the u.s. from bolivia yay. the bolivia. he'll be brought to court who will decide whether or not to deport him. brian. >> john hanrahan tonight. >>> former d.c. police sergeant sentenced to 18 months in prison after admitting she stole $40,000 from an elderly woman who she was supposed to be helping. 36-year-old met the victim after the 85-year-old filed a police report, saying her bank account had been targeted in a lottery fraud scam. she confessed to writing 14 checks from the victim's account to herself. she resigned from the police force last year and paid full restitution to the victim. >>> president obama took a short trip across the river today to push his help military veterans find jobs. fire house number five, the president outlined his proposal to find work. mr. obama wants federal help for communitiers that make it a priority to help veterans. >>> a promising start to 2012. the nation's economy producing more jobs than expected last month. a new jobs report shows the unemployment rate down to 8.3%. that's the lowest level in three years. you can thank american employers for much of the progress.