this morning a judge and ferguson was taking action after the dust department reported accuses john ronaldcorridor from the city of the back of minorities. the judge is taking over the post here's pictures of the judges. their pending and future city cases. the supreme court is also asking him with making changes to restore the public trust. <

john shaw, and municipal judge ronald brockmeyer also resigned. let's take you back now to ferguson. there you see the mayor , james knowles iii. he'll make the announcement. let's listen in. >> good afternoon, the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation. this was a mutual decision both by the chief of police and the city's administration. chief jackson will receive a self severance payment with health insurance for one year. the lt. col. will resume the duty as acting chief of police as of march 15th, 2015. in search of our new city >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> heavily armed combat tactics >> every little podunk wants their tank and their bazooka... >> with s.w.a.t. raids on the rise... >> when it goes wrong, it goes extremely wrong... >> what's the price for militarizing our police >> they killed evan dead >> faul lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking...

if you look at our more charismatic presidents franklin roosevelt, john kennedy, ronald regan, they allt along really really well with the press. >> let me ask you about the white water scandal. you advised that they disclose the documents and let journalists judge for themselves. there are now two investigations into hillary clinton's e-mails in the house, one concerning some 30,000 personal e-mails that were deleted. what do you think she should do about that? >> i'm not sure because i don't know what -- it's hard to advise somebody because you don't know what's in there. if there's nothing in those e-mails that is really -- i am sure there are some things in there that are unflattering. that's what we discovered in white water, but in white water there was nothing criminal. in the end of the day it was better to get the documents out than to let the drip drip drip continue. in this case i favor transparency. i'm a strong believer, advocate of transparency. i will tell you this. the republicans have to be very careful here. if they call her up to the hill and start, you know bullying

john shaw, and municipal judge ronald brockmeyer also resigned. let's take you back now to ferguson. there you see the mayor, james knowles iii. he'll make the announcement. let's listen in. >> good afternoon the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation. this was a mutual decision both by the chief of police and the city's administration. chief jackson will receive a self severance payment with health insurance for one year. the lt. col. will resume the duty as acting chief of police as of march 15th, 2015. in search of our new city manager we'll begin conducting a nationwide search for a new police chief. as you are aware one week ago today the city of ferguson received it's final report from the department of justice. the city has been committed to, and be contied to be committed to address each item outlined in the report. it is the city council's goal to continue to be transparent as we strife to be a vibrant and diverse community. on a final note i would

famously taking to the dance floor with former hollywood actor, now president ronald reagan and john years later, camilla joined charles, their first official overseas visit starting in new york. >> ladies and gentlemen, can i just say that my wife and i are so pleased to have this opportunity to be with you all today. >> prince charles may have been pleased, but some americans weren't as accepting as the duchess. >> has it been a lit nerve-racki nerve-racking? >> maybe at first but i got used to it. >> reporter: then it was on to washington, d.c., and a bit of glitz and glamour with events at the british embassy. and at the white house. >> my wife and i are deeply grate to feel you, mr. president, and mrs. bush, for your generous hospitality towards us. >> what the prince and duchess experienced next would be very different. they traveled south to new orleans to a city devastated by hurricane katrina. >> very, very heartbreaking. >> the last stop on their itinerary would take them to the west coast. 2005, your first joint overseas tour with your new wife, the duchess of cornwall. wh

the same thing was said about ronald reagan. john from arizona mr.w you and other fox news people will treat ted cruz. you implied hoey edied he's to the far right. self-progressives. i don't imply, john i say. there's nothing stealth about the factor. wise up. last week i was unhappy that bernie goldberg did not have time to make all his points. you said you would bring him back, but i did not believe you. last night you proved me wrong. always believe me. tampa, florida, i watch factor because it's fair. however, i would not say fnc as a whole is fair and balanced. if you want to win that debate you've got to bring the facts. i ran down the entire roster with bernie and i think i won that debate. bill, i was setting my dvr to watch killing jesus on sunday, and the tv guide description was a fictionalized description of the telling of the life of jesus christ. the listing on comcast cable in florida is clearly false. i wonder if that's intentional. call them up, ask them. linda from california, i read "killing jesus" and plan to watch the movie with

know each hour obama has not up until recently today netanyahu on his victory, has john hinckley called to congratulate ronald reagan yet? no, okay, he called to oppose the re-election. i think republicans can learn from this. instead of cowering in the face of left wing agitation, how about the polls in minnesota, how they're dumping illegal alien ballots on the absentee ballots on the polling booths in arizona. unless america reaches a two-state solution with mexico, this is what it's going to be like for israel. they will not have their most loyal allie in the world anymore. it will be all barak obama from here on out. >> all right. this is interesting. i think there is a perfect analogy you came into here. the focus on israel in this election is to use the obama campaign model to get out the vote models in 2008 and 2012 and increase as much as possible the israeli-arab vote in the hopes that would defeat prime minister netanyahu. you are making the argument the same thing is being done here. the argument on the left they want more illegal immigrants. they want to make people that didn't respect our laws a

you said ronald reagan started supply side economics, leaving john f kennedy out who put forward a dramatic rate reduction, enacted under johnson and after world war i, the top rate went from 75 to 25. when we raised taxes under hoover, we had the collapse in the economy. so when we have cut taxes as the united states, we had growth. the idea that there are two leavers. tax hikes or spending cuts misses two important leavers. economic growth is the way to get revenue for the government and reduce the cost of social welfare programs, by having more people work and at work. the difference between regan's economy and president obama's - a regan's recovery. if president obama grew at regan rates, 0.4% instead of 3%, 10 million americans would be at work. that's the damage. >> taxes are lower than under regan. they are higher. >> what are you talking b. >> income taxes are higher. >> the reduction that regan imposed was lower than what ronald reagan was able to do or suggested. >> that's why we had more growth when the top rate went from 70 to 78%. if you don't have the top rates, can you see a

this after the resignations of the municipal judge ronald brock mier, john shaw the court clerk and captainick hingy and william mud of the ferguson police. still the mayor is under criticism and there are other officials that they want to be fired so ferguson after all of the criticism and justice department report, still has a long way to go. we have eric holder the attorney general sharing with you in the last hour saying this heinous assault on two brave law enforcement officials was inexcusable and repugnant. i condemn violence againstny public safety officials in the strongest terms and the department of justice he's saying will never accept any threats or violence directed at those who serve and protect from this action to the killing of a philadelphia officer last week. to the tragic loss of a deputy u.s. marshall in louisiana. threaten the very reforms that nonviolent protesters in ferguson and around the country have been working towards for the past several months. we wish these injured officers a full and speedy recovery and stand ready to offer any possible aid to an investigat

here is the latest from ronald reagan ucla medical center. john? >> good morning, kristen, harrison ford spokesperson say he is banged up but he had original one choice: to crash land. he was strapped to a gurney and breathing and conscious. first responders wheeled him from the wreckage of the plane. this was the may day emergency. >> evening failure. immediate return. >> the 27-year-old star lost engine power and attempting return to the airport but plane could not make it. >> he clipped the top of a free and rested on the golf course. >> a witness described the scene. >> he was able to speak. he expressed he was in in pain. that is no surprise. >> a doctor on the golf course jumped to help. >> he made some responses. stabilize his neck a common area of injury. >> the happy was built in the 1940s. he told barbara walters about his love of fly. >> i love the freedom of flight the places you go the people in aviation, the people i meet in aviation. i love seeing the world from plane. i'm in love with flying. >> recovery is on top of a recovery he w

newshour online, 34 years ago today, on the streets of washington, d.c., john hinckley junior tried to assassinate president ronaldember the scene vividly, because i was there, working as an nbc white house correspondent. in a split second, the fate of the nation was forever changed. this afternoon, around the time that the first shot was taken, i recalled the event in a series of tweets. you can read the narrative of that somber day, on our home page. all that and more is on our web site pbs.org/newshour. a reminder: tune into charlie rose later this evening for his full interview with syria's president assad. and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll look at how sending electrical volts to your brain can make you smarter. i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you on-line, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, techno

you know the city on the hill idea that we've heard from ronald reagan as he was channeled john winthrop, that idea that united states is an exemplary nation, the example suggests that others can follow. but "follow" is the key word. they will become more enlightened in the fullness of time. what's remarkable about the american people is -- these are the people who made the revolution -- is that they -- they're all literal, mostly except in places like virginia -- just joking. i come from new england. i can't help it. they're largely literal. >> new england used to be important. didn't it? >> coll boy! coll didn't exist. ok? all right. moving on. >> it actually did exist. new england just hadn't named it yet so they didn't think it existed. [laughter] >> you know now why the union failed. all right. so where was i going with this? >> i had asked you whether jefferson's notion was an exceptionalist notion of what was happening in the colonies at that point, because it became very much that. >> right. and jefferson does think that the americans have a unique opportunity to govern themselve

john f. kennedy and ronald reagan did. the republican budget recognizes the obama recovery is disappointing for republicans, for democrats, for independents, for college graduates for middle-class hardworking americans. the republican budget which is a balanced budget for a stronger america, will give us a healthier economy. and mr. speaker, with that i would reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, my friends across the aisle claim that this recovery is weaker than quote, average ones. however, economic research reveals that this is terribly misleading. because financial crisises like the one that caused the great recession have deeper, more damaging and longer lasting effects. in addition, the great recession was caused by a bursting of a housing bubble limiting housing's ability to contribute to recovery as it typically had after previous recessions. the recovery from the great recession is also different because

they had to get rid of the three people in that scheme the city manager, john shaw the judge ronald brockmeierone. the other people that are gone had sent racist e-mails including william mudd the sergeant on the scene that took darren wilson's testimony and testified to the grand jury. he was one of the racist e-mailers. so the ferguson city government got rid of some dreadful dead weight that they need to get rid of if they're going to have a deal with the department of justice. >> chris, were the folks that were protesting last night and the folks that have been protesting what are they asking for? do they want more? do they want the resignation of the mayor? what are they asking for? >> you understand there a hard core that brought into this because michael brown was killed and the testimony that flourished is not consistent with the forensics and the witnesses that the department of justice trusted against the forensics. there are still a lot of people that think darren wills sn guilty of murder. that's just a fact. that's what a lot of people think, and also there is the cry for the mayo

john. >> thanks ryan young. >>> embattled judge in ferguson missouri has resigned. action comes after the report accusing ronaldeyer to fund his office on the backs of minorities. the missouri supreme court is also tasking needed changes to help restore public trust and confidence in the ferguson courts. he begins his new post starting march 16th. >>> the white house and republicans crossing swords after practically signing an open letter to iran. that letter saying that the deal could be null and void unless congress has its say. leading the charge is senator tom cotton. >> i support a good deal that stops iran from getting a nuclear weapon today and tomorrow and ten years from now. the president has already said a deal could have as little as a ten-year sunset on it. the national security advisor said iran could have nuclear capabilities. whatever else the terms of future deal might be those terms make the deal unacceptable to the united states and to the world because they pave the way for iran to get a nuclear weapon. >> the white house says frankly republicans are meddling here. the republicans are forming

john: i totally agree with all of that. you are a student of history, and i am a student of history. there is a reason why george bush, ronaldeagan. governors have an argument to make. an argument that does resonate with a lot of people. governor spent every day dealing with real lives and real people. it gives them not only a better argument for retail skills and some senators. mark: a creature watching tim. john mccain and bob dole all one denomination. -- a creature of habit in washington. john: there are a lot of donors that will give marco rubio a listen. we know that all over the place. people think it is not just positive. mark: the other thing about the senators, their washington outsiders. they can argue they are in the senate but not a creature of the senate. john: we never thought we would see the band who wrote the lyrics bring down the government before us. they also put out an argument -- and although -- album " heads of the thief." lauryn hill and the doors joining them. 25 albums on this list. who is your favorite? mark: i was tended to go with steve martin's " wild and crazy guy." what i am going with sesame

frustration of special agents richard menucci, gordon mcneil, edmundo morales, gill rert arocho john hampton, ronald risner and grogan and dove as they shot dozens of bullet in the suspects' direction and the high powered rifle continued to return fire but they still battled on. in a desperate attempt to flee, the suspects tried to commandeer grogan and dove's vehicle. when they came around to the side of the vehicle grogan and dove were on the ground in a defensive position they had take ton battle the suspects. it is reported that the suspects shot both agents with a high powered rifle at close range. shortly after the suspects -- shortly after, the suspects themselveses were fatally shot by agent edmundo morales. agent morales made a very impressive statement about his role in that tragic event. he said i knew, and i felt, that i was going to die but i was going to do my best to make sure that the suspects didn't get away. when the dust cleared, two agents lay dead on that spring morning and five were seriously injured. i know one other thing, that if request -- that if for no other reason we are

john and christine. >>> thank you. a judge in ferguson missouri resigns. the action comes after a report accusing ronaldcourt to fund the office on the backs of minorities. besides hearing the future cases, the missouri supreme court is tasking with a change. >>> new this morning, a new feud with the white house and republicans after 47 republicans in the senate signed an open letter to iran. the letter declares that any nuclear deal with iran could be null and void after president obama leaves office unless congress has its say. leading the charge is arkansas senator tom cotton. >> i support a good deal that sops iran from getting a nuclear weapon today and tomorrow and ten years from now and forever. the president has said that a deal could have as little as a ten-year sunset on it. national security advisor said that iran could have uranium enrichment abilities. the critical component of a nuclear bomb. those are unacceptable to the world. >> the president responded suggesting that senate republicans are essentially forming an alliance with iranian hard liners who also oppose a nuclear deal. >> i thi

. >> reporter: in 1980 president carter refused to debate ronald reagan on the same stage with john andersonwhat i want and that's what i am determined to get. >> reporter: and the bush family is smarting over perot's time in the spotlight, seeing him as a spoiler who threw that 1992 election to governor clinton. >> i voted for your father once your brother twice. >> what happened on the other time for my father? >> well ross perot was there. >> and you got clinton. >> yeah. not my choice. >> reporter: and you got clinton. jose, we should note this effort is being financed by some of the same people that brought you americans elect, the effort to hold an online primary in 2012 that failed and the commission on presidential debates responded to the change the rule campaign saying we welcome the information and viewpoint you provided and will be pleased to consider them as the commission plans for 2016. jose? >> talk to me about the meerkat at the white house thing. >> reporter: right. from old presidential campaigns and institutions to the new. this morning we did what was the first meerkat i

john bolton. many thanks. >> thank you. lori: now, the quote of the night. this one from the 40th president of the united states. ronaldgan. here it is. we must realize that no arsenal or no weapon in the arsenal nelsons of the word is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women. (?) well, last year was a great year to be a fisherman in maine. fisherman hauled in a huge catch. the record for the state of maine. lobster accounted for more than three-quarters of that money. and scientists say they figured out why the wingless praying mantis is a great jumper. they have an uncanny ability to jump at lightning speeds. they studied slow motion video and found the insects sway their heads sideways before jumping and rock their bodies midair to reach their targets. sounds kinky. the knowledge could help them create robots that are jert at jumping. americans love their pets. pet owners are willing to pay just about anything to make cute little whiskers, my pickspickupshappy. chief equityist dan explains the triple you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me t

john bolton. many thanks. >> thank you. lori: now, the quote of the night. this one from the 40th president of the united states. ronald that no arsenal or no weapon in the arsenal nelsons of the word is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women. (?) well, last year was a great year to be a fisherman in maine. fisherman hauled in a huge catch. the record for the state of maine. lobster accounted for more than three-quarters of that money. and scientists say they figured out why the wingless praying mantis is a great jumper. they have an uncanny ability to jump at lightning speeds. they studied slow motion video and found the insects sway their heads sideways before jumping and rock their bodies midair to reach their targets. sounds kinky. the knowledge could help them create robots that are jert at jumping. americans love their pets. pet owners are willing to pay just about anything to make cute little whiskers, my pickspickupshappy. chief equityist dan explains the triple earth hour is for citizens of the world to want action on climate change. if we don't do anything about climate change, we w

john shaw, who resigned a day earlier, will receive $120,000. the city of ferguson will also cover their health insurance costs for a year. municipal judge ronaldckmeyer has also resigned. we will go now to ferguson where we are joined by a pastor from the first baptist choice in massachusetts, who was dispatched by ferguson -- to ferguson by the reconciliation. most significant lead right now he was outside the police station right last night or early this morning. reverend, start by telling us exactly what happened at that time. where were you, what did you see, what happened? reverend: thank you amy. we were wrapping up around 40 or so protesters across the street that had been pushed back by the police on more than one occasion , and then all of a sudden three shots to four shots rang out north of the protesters and north of the holy police station full stop we all turned in the direction of a hill on a one-way street where the shots were coming from, and then we saw the officer down and screaming. then chaos ensued, everyone took cover, we helped clear the lot to get people out say. the police with through their weapons. a number of police

ronald machien steps down. >> -- machen steps down. >> why is he leaving? >> for personal reasons, family reasons. he's been in this office five years longer than any recent u.s. attorney. >>> secretary of state john kerry spent nearly five hours with iran's foreign minister in switzerland today working to hash out a deal to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. kerry said the main obstacle blocking an agreement is persuading iran to give united nations inspectors full access to all of iran's nuclear facilities. >> they have an interest to live up to this agreement because if they don't, sanctions will come back or possibly worse. we have an interest to live up to it because we want to be able to prove that it's peaceful. >> the deadline for erhamming out an agreement is the end of this month. >>> the suspect arrested for shooting two st. louis area police officers during protests last week says he wasn't aiming at the cops. jeffrey williams says he was having a dispute with other people at the demonstration. investigators say they aren't sure if they believe him yet. williams is charged with firing a weapon from a vehicle and armed criminal action. both officers were released from the hospit

ronald reagan george w. bush the first term of president george herbert walker bush. look at the republicans that lose. mitt romney, johnations as to one, why those candidates came out the way they did but he's someone who thinks being a true conservative whether it means denying climate change overruling obamacare, fighting immigration reform all of that is just find because a pure message will beat a moderate message, so he says. >> jeff zelany you're there on the scene. how good are his chances of locking up the evangelical vote in the iowa caucuses? it's a crowded field. rick santorum and ben carson among others. >> reporter: wolf right now they are all playing for the same slice of the audience. it's far too soon to lock up any of that group of the electorate. one thing for senator cruz he's been going to iowa so often. his father a preacher has been spending a lot of time in iowa. so he really wins over audiences there but this is the time of the year that activists like to watch the candidates see how they grow. so senator cruz will not be locking up any of these activists for possibly months to come. it's a very

john earl haynes. mr. haynes was a political historian in the manuscript division of the library of congress. he retired in 2012 but continues to work on the same subject. ronaldadosh is a professor of history emeritus at the city university of new york. he has written widely about the rosenberg case, including the book he co-authored with joyce milton called "the rosenberg file." steven t. usdin is the senior washington other -- he is the author of "engineering communism." he has also published several articles on the rosenberg case. allen m. hornblum is a writer and former justice official. he is author of "the invisible harry gold." at the far end, my colleague mark kramer, director of cold war studies at harvard. i would like to start with the history on earth he of the rosenberg -- the hisoriography of the case. john earl haynes: -- harvey klehr: i want to mention something that will not be addressed directly. i am fascinated by what the rosenberg case illustrates about the tragedy of the jewish relationship with communism. the rosenbergs and their defenders presented themselves as ordinary american jew committed to anti-fascisms. that is a trope that is