john o'brien joins me and he participated. thank you for being with us. can you tell us what it was like that night? >> i was 20 years old. i was legally a criminal, mentally sick and morally simple. >> that's the way the is police and society viewed you. >> exactly. we were without empowerment as basic human being. there was no report, lots of abuse, and people profited off that aggression. >> abuse by police. >> by police, by mob bar owners and others that benefitted. there were lawyers that benefitted. they would pept them. they'd plea deal, get money for representing the gays in court. they made money out of our oppression. there's a lot of elements to that. >> it was boiling under the surface when stone wall occurred, when that raid occurred at the bar, at the club that night. >> because it was part of that period. the civil rights movement had been going on for years, and many gay people involved or observing what was going on were affected by it. they were inspired by it. >> it exploded in new york, didn't it. >> that there was unrest all or the un

we spoke with john o'brien, who was there that night. >> there was no respect, there was a lot of abuse and people, of course, profited off of, sometimes, that oppression. >> the riot lasted for almost a week, causing l.g.b.t. people to organise and support it. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power said the struggle for gay rites is still far from over. >>> the golden gate bridge will soon have a suicide barrier. officials approved a 76 million package presenting people jumping to their death. 46 peel killed themselves, more than 1400 jumps since it first opened back in 1937. destruction of a steel suicide met is expected to be completed. >>> 48 is the number of recalls for general motors. on friday it recalled 500 million cars worldwide for safety reasons much the latest involves 4-wheel drive trucks including: >>> the other recalls cover faulty wind shield rivers on 2013/"14 caprice. and rear shock absorbers. 20 million vehicles have been recalled. >> honda ordered to pay $55 million for a crash that left a driver paralyzed. carlos suffered permanent injuries in 2010 caused by a

would block it if not politically then the national guard and leadership will block it in john francis o'briens connected tear tammany hall and extremely hot style to new the idea of a black national guard regiments. >> he is the commander of the new york national guard as a major general and to become police generator and teeeight did not want to a black national guard. of those but it is even longer but it is about prestige and status and employment opportunities that they did not want blacks to have. that is the way that they saw things. so not only blocking the establishment of the regiment when it is finally approved he make sure it is of white commander as part of the deal and he believes there will be no black officers by the time it is federalized and goes to europe. that did not have been napoleon harvard law school graduate attended black 70 been to win the captive and established a provisional benjamin to essential to the establishment of the of recognize regiment. but he was a lieutenant in the machine-gun battalion. then banned george macy was an attendance as well. >> condition t