with the latest from los angeles here's abc's john martin. >> reporter: amid the smoke and haze this morning, it seemed that the violence and destruction were at an end, even though 40 more suspected looters were arrested overnight. everywhere there were reminders of what had happened. 43 dead, 1,765 injured. 3,767 structure fires. $500 million or more in damages. there were bitter ironies. at the martin luther king shopping center in watts, built from the ashes of the watts riots, a symbol of three generations for blacks in los angeles. at midday the pentagon said federal troops were moving to close in staging areas. mayor tom bradley said they would be deployed but did not appear on the streets. >> curfew which has worked well for two nights will be maintained during the course of the weekend. >> reporter: national guard soldiers protected unusual properties and damaged properties. in front of them, the city tried to clean up today. in hollywood, volunteers streamed along the sidewalks and in passing trucks to help wherever they were needed. this afternoon, demonstrators showed up

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but representative john lewis said dr. martinmple position he said individuals get in love and get married. he said my position is very very simple i fought too long and hard against race discrimination not to stand up for marriage discrimination. we must respect the dignity of every human being. 54% of africans americans support president position. that's the highest i have seen compared to 41% of african-americans who supported it in the last poll just in mid-2011, early 2012. there was an 11-point shift for marriage among african-americans in north carolina where obviously -- that is just -- 11 points. that's huge. >> huge! huge! >> it's only 27%, but it's up from -- let's see bla bla, bla. our poll found only 20% favoring gay marriage and now 27 expressed support. james clieburn said i like the president have evolved. i have grown to the point that i believe we have evolved to marriage equality, if we consider this a civil right, and i do i think we should have a this. a pew research survey said that most african-americans di

south during the kennedy administration as part of the justice department working for john door, judge gordon martin is here with us. lastly, we took charlene's book away from her. so based on the last comment from president clinton, there are challenges for us today. that's what this last panel is about. i want to begin with ray suarez. president carter just invoked god by saying we're all children the same god. when president kennedy introduced his legislation, he said we faced a moral crisis as a country and people that was as old as the scriptures and clear as constitution. clearly martin luther king led the movement really steeped in religion. you've written a book of the holy vote, the politics of faith in america and right about the advent of the cultural wars and how religion is a polarizing feature of the current national politics and less successful to create the blessed community. is it no longer wise to promote civil rights? >> if you invoke religion, it doesn't get you the same portion of the audience that it once did. at a time in our past when almost everyone in the country was in som

john f. kennedy and martin luther king, jr., is not a bad place to be. i would like to say that.plause] and that is, for those of us that follow hockey, that is a real hat trick, but 25 years ago, a little bit more, when we were involved in a congressional campaign. i think we all thought we were going to win, but i do not know if we ever thought that 25 years later we would be naming part of golden gate park after nancy. but if we look back on the 25 years, everything that she did, everything that she stood for has just been a blessing for all of san francisco and actually for the country. i do not really want to 1-up mark. but you know, when he was so proud to be up there on the balcony, i got to be on to the floor. [laughter] anyway, nancy, it is a real pleasure and honor to have so many of your friends here, and a lot of them i see that rather 25 years ago, and they're still there with you. we're going to be with you as long as you want us to be. again, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you, john. [laughs] and the next gentlemen i would like to introduce, i had the pleasur

john black stone. what witnesses say happened just before george zimmerman shot trayvon martin to death in sanford, florida. mark strassmann has the latest on the evidence. can congress get anything done? nancy cordes on the battle over protecting women from violence. >> stop playing games with the lives of women! >> o'donnell: and steve hartman "on the road" with a man who gives america's fallen heroes a star-spangled honor. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott's on assignment. i'm nora o'donnell. the biggest game in town was

you heard it from john in the martin bashir panel, this is not criminal. do you greagree with that analy or is it as cut and dried as people suggest, and is that ambiguity contributing? >> legally, i think the facts were there, the law was there to support a prosecution. was it cut and dried? obviously not, because the jury is, you know, appears to be if not hopelessly mired in deep disagreement right now in terms of five of the six counts. the appellate courts will probably make a decision down the road whether it was a witch hunt or permissibly feasible under the laws in the legislation down the road if he's convicted of one or more counts. >> how, if at all, do you interpret those who reference the sec approving this type of expenditure as a benchmark for their legal opinion? >> well, you know, it's very interesting input. these sec representatives were not allowed to testify in trial because basically they would be giving a legal conclusion to the jury basically saying that edwards did not violate the campaign laws in our minds, and that would have bee

reports from david martin and john miller. dr. jon lapook on a surprising new study about children and diabetes. and after serving years for crimes they didn't commit, mark strassmann finds men helping others just like themselves. >> sometimes when i get up i still pinch myself to see if it's true or not. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. just when the obama administration was expecting progress in relations with china there's a new crisis. one of china's leading human rights dissidents escaped from house arrest and is believed to be with american diplomats in beijing. the timing is incredible. tonight the secretary of state and treasury secretary are leading a delegation of 200 americans on a long-planned trip to china to iron out foreign policy and economic issues. china is our second largest trading partner behind canada. now the relationship is facing a dilemma: stand up for human rights or make progress on other issues that affect millions. we have reports f

john avlon, roland martin and clark cooper are with us now. good to see you all of you. risky or not risky? >> this was considerable political risk. there's no question. you look at some of the swing states at play in this election. north carolina, which last night overwhelmingly voted to ban same-sex marriage. virginia, even ohio, pennsylvania, so this is high stakes. but this is also moments where character is revealed. i'm reminded about a quick story of lyndon johnson when his advisers told him not to do civil rights because it wasn't pragmatic. he said what the hell is the presidency for? i think we just had one of those moments. >> here are the differences. lyndon johnson signed a law passed by congress. we talked about all these national polls showing that the majority of americans support same-sex marriage, yet there have been 32 referendums where the voters have gone to the polls. same-sex marriage supporters are 0 for 32. it's hard to sit here and say what a poll says when really in politics, votes matter. >> people are not pro the issue. >> we have 2.1 million

the program is this, a capsule called orion, being built and tested by aerospace giant lockheed martin. john karas is vice-president and general manager of human space flight here. lockheed martin and nasa are building orion the old-fashioned way, meaning the government pays for all the costs, and all the changes, plus a guaranteed fee to the contractor. the testing is exhaustive to what engineers call the corners of the flight envelope, meaning the absolute edge of a vehicles capability. >> you can rest assured that on a nasa-driven human space flight exploration program, we will test on all the corners. >> reporter: so it's... this is what cost-plus is all about, isn't it? doing ... when you have to do all this, right? >> exactly right. >> reporter: everyone agrees sending humans to space will never get cheaper if this remains the approach. but the old guard is leery of retooling. having a commercial player just build a rocket and you use it or not, like it or not, you don't see that as inherently more risky? >> so, i think it is inherently more risky. now, the question is, what risk toler

talking to john martin and david, this is a giant effort. i am confident that the systems put in place and the initiative is going to address this problem effectively and as soon as possible. >> and it is partly resulting in your budget situation? >> absolutely. >> i want to be clear on that. with that content with that mr. chairman, i know that. >> thank you. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i think all of our panelists to hear our question this morning. i want to follow-up on mr. keating's last question. and ask that mr. edwards and mr. moynihan responsiveness. from fiscal year 2010 to the present, i.c.e. opr has received 26,983 allegations of employee misconduct. some involve corruption. others did not. in any event, this number is extremely high. in addition to the investigation of the matter is, i want to know, does i.c.e. opr work with i.c.e. at large and cbp to incorporate lessons learned learned from these investigations were new standards and procedures? given what you just stated, mr. edwards, having to deal with the b

talking to john martin and david, this is a giant effort. i am confident that the systems put in place and the initiative is going to address this problem effectively and as soon as possible. >> and it is partly resulting in your budget situation? >> absolutely. >> i want to be clear on that. with that content with that mr. chairman, i know that. >> thank you. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i think all of our panelists to hear our question this morning. i want to follow-up on mr. keating's last question. and ask that mr. edwards and mr. moynihan responsiveness. from fiscal year 2010 to the present, i.c.e. opr has received 26,983 allegations of employee misconduct. some involve corruption. others did not. in any event, this number is extremely high. in addition to the investigation of the matter is, i want to know does i.c.e. opr work with i.c.e. at large and cbp to incorporate lessons learned learned from these investigations were new standards and procedures? given what you just stated mr. edwards, having to deal with the bud

nancy pablo city drive was unvailed at the park this morning next to martin luther king and john f. kennedy drive. she also has a name street named after her in her hometown of baltimore, maryland. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. remember our coverage continues with 10:00 news and big rally of bay area teachers. they say they are making concessions why are top administrators doing the same. we're always here for you, tmz is up next right here on tv36.

we talked about the trayvon martin case. now the john edwards corruption

martin's family and supporters have said zimmerman unfairly profiled martin as a troublemaker. john edwards defense team has rested its case, in his corruption trial. the former presidential candidate did not take the stand, neither did his former mistress, rielle hunter. his daughter, cate edwards upham was expected to testify today but she also, was not called. edwards is accused of accepting nearly one million dollars in campaign donations to cover up his extramarital affair. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow. the long awaited war crimes trial of the former bosnia serb commander is underway. ratko mladic is accused of orchestrating a horrific campaign of ethnic cleansing... during the civil war that ripped apart yugoslavia in the early 90's. in court today ... he appeared to threaten victims in open court.... drawing a hand across his neck as if cutting a throat. 8-thousand unarmed muslim men and boys were slaughtered in 1995 in the former yugoslavia. greece will have to hold new elections next month. the next round

we talked about the trayvon martin case. now the john edwards corruption trial. the jury is deliberating now. a lot of talk about him stag the stand, his mistress, rielle hunter taking the stand, they didn't put either one on the stand. good move, bad move? >> i think a smart move. john edward probably couldn't help himself and gone off and talked about things, such a good spokesperson, gift of gab, he can talk well, great trial lawyer, it had to be hard as could be for him to not say a word. probably the right choice. if you catch somebody in a lie, even unintentional lie, it shoeses him. he didn't get himself a chance to get hung on his own words. >> who made the smarter case, prosecution or defense? >> the prosecution did everything they had to do. the real question is who is on the jury, we don't know everyone's personal biases, do they want to convict someone because he cheated on his wife and so angry they they will say he committed a crime. no question he cheated, did it rise to the level of the crime? up to how the people are seeing it those are 12 jurors

. >> sandwich between martin luther king jr. and john f. kennedy will find nancy pelosi drive. j st. was renamed by mayor ed lee yesterday in honor of democratic leader nancy pelosi 25 years of public service. a 10 year-old boy brought in a huge stingray in texas while fishing with his father from a kayak. >> his tale is cut off. someone got him before us. meet people. >> his excitement was tempered with sadness when you realize the stingray was injured with a missing tail. they did give him a kiss before setting him free and this is the same boy who previously caught several sharks. he is a great fisherman. >> he has a good heart to. >> some nail biting winds for bay area baseball fans >> the giants and the brewers went to extra innings last night. the eventual game-winning home run and the giants win 4-3. robert coles making his first appearance in oakland as an angel last night. coco crisp who is back in action, he scores and the a's take a lead. the a's win 2-1. >> a new era in space travel. >> a historic liftoff at cape canaveral coming up >> a brazen casino robbery on the

me during the presidential tenure of john sexton, an old friend from his days as dean of the new york law school, and by a distinguished board of trustees led by martin lipton. i am so glad john is wearing a yankee cap. my most enduring memory of john is his coming to a formal saturday luncheon meeting at the law school dressed in jeans and sneakers, sporting a yankee cap a after watching his daughter katie playing softball. knowing john, i bet it is the same cap he is wearing today. i just hope he washed it. many of us take for granted that we have graduated for college. we forget that for many of our parents and grandparents, college was an unattainable dream. it is still a dream for many even here in the united states. you are all privileged to have received the education that nyu offer, and i hope that you will always treasure that gift as much as i treasure my degree. [ cheers and applause ] i am also deeply humbled to share this honor with father patrick du bois, david brooks and charles weisman. three men who have helped us better to understand our history and the nature and social worlds we live in. i am fortunate, as you are, to share this d

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john brown is to say they should follow a captain. why did i say that? if you retd frederick douglas, martin delany, mary ann shadd-cary. they refer to john brown as a captain. what does that mean? john brown wrote his own constitution. he viewed himself in that way as a general. captains don't lead generals. captains are tactical, not strategic. this organization already had a plan, it was to end slavery in league with the constitution, not write a new constitution. however they found, they found tactical value in what john brown did. and any one subordinate to the captain they would encourage them to follow john brown. you have to be subordinate to the caption. it is tactical. you don't send strategically important folk on a tactical operation that may be a suicide mission. they do view john brown as a martyr. in many ways it was a suicide mission. onech ari can african-american. osborne perry anderson would return. he would return to chatham. originally from pennsylvania. he returns to chatham. when he returns to chatham. i would look to say he submitted this report. when you examine who published his report it is mar

in golden gate park connecting martin luther king and john john f. kennedy drive.t honors her 25th year in congress. >>> caltrans is giving commuters a heads up of construction closures. tomorrow night, highway 4 will be shut down over night. lanes will be closed from 11:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m. the closures are part of the project to widen the freeway to six lanes. >>> let's talk about our weather. we saw the fog already hit san francisco? >> yeah. cooler day tomorrow. the fog is back. the on shore flow is pressing in and that begins the cooling. sunday was a warm day. today you see cloud cover north by redding, the south wind, there is a weak system up there and that takes the top off the inversion, stretches out the inversion, and allows the fog, look where it is, over the coastal hills, a thousand feet, over a thousand feet in many locations. check it out. this is early. hayward. oakland, napa. you know tonight when you get up tomorrow morning there will be full aerial coverage of fog tomorrow. all 9 counties will have fog. there is the system as it goes throu

middle drive east between martin luther king jr. drive and john f. kennedy drive will be renamed to honor pelosi. a ceremony will be held at 2:00 p.m. the honor is to recognize representative pelosi's 25 years in congress. >>> and if you're planning to vote in the upcoming primary election, today is your last chance to register. voter registration cards available at the u.s. post offices and the dmv. must be signed and submitted in person or by mail. must be postmarked by today to meet the dd line and the primary election is set for june 5th. >> make your voice heard. >>> want to check the forecast with christina loren coming off a nice weekend. >> yeah, we had a really nice weekend and looking toward another great week. let's start with your visibility. this morning, we are watching really thick fog starting to settle in over the coastal mountains. we're going to drop off even more so in terms of visibility. right now pretty good visibility. temperatures are going to be just about as warm as we ended up yesterday. we're in the 50s to start, 53 in sa

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john f. kennedy drive and martin luther king drive. pelosi's career has spanned 25 years in congress but says she's still surprised by all the hoopla. >> this is so thrilling that it really goes beyond words. i didn't even know until friday that other people would be here. chinese-american mayor of the city of san francisco. >> now this isn't the first street bearing pelosi's name. her home street in baltimore was named in 2007. >>> missing and now found. search crews locate add student missing since saturday at yosemite. john paul is a 22-year-old student at uc santa cruz. park officials say he was found in good condition this afternoon near edith lake which is about five miles from where he was last seen. authorities say the student p t parted ways with a back packing group at 11:00 a.m. saturday. a 50-person search operation by brown played a key role in the rescue effort today. >> a little too whacky. 20 runners arrested for breaking the law in the bay to breakers race in san francisco. another eight cited for carrying open contain

john gonzalez reporting from frederick. >> major developments in the trayvon martin investigation. yesterday investigators released dozens of documents related to the case. along with surveillance video of martin shortly before the shooting at a 7-eleven, there were no photographs of george zimmerman, the man charged with murdering a teenager. now the latest details. >> this is trayvon martin at a 7-eleven in sanford, florida, where he bought candy and a nicety of. was shot a short time later if by george zimmerman, on his way back to home of his father's fiancee, where he was staying. and this is a picture of zimmerman with cuts on his forehead, a cut to the back of ahead. >> trayvon martin had to fight a guy who was armed, so yes he has injuries, but there are not life-threatening injuries. >> the autopsy says martin had trace amounts of marijuana in his system. another martin family attorney says that is irrelevant and wondered if zimmerman had anything in his system. autopsy also says martin was shot in the test from intermediate-range or within 3 feet. it lists the manner of d

john f. kennedy's outreach to martin luther king's family, and the kind of surprising impact that that had.s straight and linear and easy to predict as sometimes the economic indicators are. so this will have ripples, but we don't know in which direction will ripples will go. >> thanks very much to all three of you. we appreciate it. >>> ahead, i said, apple and exxon sitting in a tree. who does that upset more. apple people or the exxon people? but they are and we'll tell you where next. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. ♪ [ male announcer ] no one just hands you the title, most advanced technology in its class. it needs to be earned. earned with smartbeam head lamps. earned with vented temperature contr

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