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henry louis "skip" gates, jr. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins tomorrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a s

martin luther king jr. he wrote me back and sent me a round trip greyhound bus ticket, invited me to come to montgomery and meet with him. but in the meantime, i'd been accepted to college in nashville. i went off to nashville, an uncle gave me a $100 bill, more money than i'd ever had, gave me a big foot locker. i put everything that i owned, my books, my clothing and went to nashville, and i literally grew up in nashville. it was there that i started studying the philosophy and the discipline of nonviolence. >> host: who are shorty and sugarfoot? >> guest: shorty was a name that my mother and some -- my father called my mother sugar season foot. >> host: what did they do? >> guest: they worked on the farm. and i remember when i was 4, my father was a tenant farmer. but in 1944 he had saved $300, and he bought 110 acres of land. my family still owns that land today. and on this farm we raised a lot of cotton and corn, peanuts, hogs and cows and chickens. and i would be out there some days working in the fi

martin luther king jr. civil disobedience, what we call social drama. hundreds of students, sitting down to peaceful non-violent fashion waiting to be served and someone would spit on you or put a lighted cigarette out in your hair or on your back or just full hot water, hot coffee on you work off of this tool or beat you. we were sitting in orderly fashion, not saying a word, looking straight ahead, reading a book, and working on a paper, and people started beating us. local police officials came up and arrested all of us, and engage in violence against us. that was my first arrest. on that date when i was arrested i felt so free i felt liberated. i felt i crossed over. in rural alabama, i asked my mother and father and grandparents and great grandparents about segregation and racial discrimination about those signs, fighting -- white men and colored women, i said fine. don't get in the way, don't get in trouble. dr. king and rosa parks inspired me to get in trouble. we were all arrested and went to jail.

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you had martin luther king jr., young martin luther king jr. who was the president of the southern christian leadership conference born in atlanta, georgia. and then there was roy wilkens, head of the naacp, the national association for the advancement of colored people, born in minnesota. wonderful man. and then there was whitney young who was born in kentucky. he was the dean of the school of social work at atlanta university and later became the head of the national urban league. there was another man by the name of james farmer. farmer had attended a college in texas, and he was part of the debating team. this little school, this little debating team debated harvard, and they won. later he did graduate study at harvard university and became very involved with the naacp and later was one of the founders of the congress of racial equality. and i guess i made the sixth person. it was the six of us that met with president kennedy in late june of 1963. >> host: in july of '63, you were planning the march on washington. and you write in "walking

>>fuimos al centro de coyoacán a mi compadre roberto jr., ¿ustedes lo conocen?ese disco del coco no, que ya está en su segundo sencillo que se llama: ya lo decidí, y esto fue lo que nos pasó al pedir y calabaza... palabrita o lo que sea. ♪ >>parientes, jamás imaginé que iría a pedir mi caso basa con el coco, pues aunque no lo crean, y donde lo ven, también a él le gustaba dulces y hasta bailar nos enseñó. no le tengan miedo al coco, niños, mejor endurecerse la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>bueno, chiquillos chiquillas ya estamos listos. antes de empezar a pedir calabaza, quiero que escuchen la historia de dónde salió el coco no, le tocó no. >>marco guzmán tenía una cotorra que se llamaban en la, hila traía en el hombro le decía: " nena, no te me subas al coco". ♪ >>¿y la cotorra ahora donde está? gracias a ella es todo un éxito esta canción. >>tienen que comprar una buena jaula porque la regale. >>mucho rollo, empecemos a peter nuestra calabaza a ver cómo nos va. mi compadre pide calabaza. ¿qué le vas a dar? >> un abrazo. >>se te cayó el murciélago. >>muchísimas gracias. ¿el ún

. >> jr it was really ahmad scramble to get things ready for football today. >> reporter: you got that right, raiders football spent the last 24 hours standing out. you can see the two teams coming onto the field. they'll be planned and starting this game. i saw mark davis a little while ago, and i said, are you excited about tonight's game. he says, this 8:30 start time was not so happy but they turned this field around and they got it ready and you can see the raiders heading back to the locker room because they want to get this game on and want to get this going, it is been a lively 24 hours here at the oakland coliseum. pam, now back to knew the studio. >> all right, we'll check back to you as well when we count down tonight, raiders game on kron 4 news coming up at 10: 30. we want to bring to you, in fact, it was just three months ago today when asiana flight 214 crash landed at sfo and killing 3 people and injured others. here is what we know so far. the national transportation safe board says the jet liner were traving too slowly and too low at the time of the landing gear and i

henry louis "skip" gates, jr.up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins torrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a slave," the

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have called to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech. now it's especially nice to give our hero awards and not only do we have a number of wonderful recipients here but some great qualified nominees and a number of our honor reese from prior years. after the meeting we will have an at some point to have a special reception downstairs where we'll also -- down the hall. 201, where we'll take some time to celebrate this wonderful occasion. i would like to call the meeting to order and ask the commission secretary to please read the roll. >> michael sweet, davis, kel her, not present at the moment, i -- lee, todd davis not present. you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam secretary. the first item on the agenda is public comment that will enable to you speak on miss the issues. if you wish to address this commission, i would encourage you to fill out a speaker card. there will be time later in the meeting to speak on the awards that are being given and the honor reese. this is to only speak on any item, not on the age

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>> absolutely. >> robert kennedy jr., will there be a retrial? >> i hope he's retried because i think it will give him the chance to prove he's not just not guilty but now we know new facts about the case to demonstrate he is innocent and somebody else committed the murder and two guys who -- >> i have to leave it there. gentlemen, i could go all night with both of you. thank you. up next, you'll hear from a family of a mafia chief who says family of a mafia chief who says the mafia family small business owners are using tools like email and social media marketing from constant contact to grow their business. they're getting customers coming back. fans following their business online. and new customers through the door. see how constant contact's products and people can help you grow your business. start your free trial at constantcontact.com. >>> did you make a deal? is that why we won up there? >> no. >> we need to hear the truth from you. >> you swear you didn't hear anything? >> frank sinatra and marilyn monroe. tell us the story of how infam

>> absolutely. >> robert kennedy jr., will there be a retrial? >> i hope he's retried because i think it will give him the chance to prove he's not just not guilty but now we know new facts about the case to demonstrate he is innocent and somebody else committed the murder and two guys who -- >> i have to leave it there. gentlemen, i could go all night with both of you. thank you. up next, you'll hear from a family of a mafia chief who says the mafia family had john f. kennedy killed. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools iroduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everyone goes home happy. >>> did you make a deal? is that why we won up there? >> no. >> we need to hear the truth from you.

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as martin luther king jr. reinforced.e refuse to raise up our voices in repudiation of these birther notions again suggesting that president obama was born in kenya, that he is not american. when indeed he is central to the definition of america right now. and those who proved themselves to be un-american are those who have this hatred right here. >> governor, this in contrast to the republican national chair talking about how much they wanted to rebrand the party and announced their big effort of rebranding. i mean, listen to how much the head of the rnc reince priebus kept talking about the gop's need to attract minority voters. listen to this. >> more to make up ground in minority communities. real urgency of connecting with minority communities. build a recruitment program for minority candidates. promote the minority lead ners our party. especially strong focus on historically black colleges and universities. new national field program designed to engage minority groups. >> i mean, it's also schizophrenic. you're hav

kennedy jr. will talk about tonight's reaction to tonight's breaking news, the possible release of his cousin skak l. he was sentenced 20 years to life and his murder sentence was set aside today and he could be free perhaps as early as tomorrow a. judge ruling his defense attorney provided ineffective counsel years ago in the 1975 killing of martha moxley. in a moment, bobby kennedy jr. who has long maintained his cousin's innocence but first debra and how this begun. >> reporter: the last time martha moxley was found alive was the night before halloween 1975. she went to a party with friends and seen flitting with 17-year-old thomas skakel. she never returned home. the next day her body was found in her yard in connecticut stabbed to death but a broken golf club found near her body. that club was traced back to the skakel home but in prints found. >> they hit her so hard the golf club broke and took the shaft and stabbed her six or seven times. >> reporter: suspicion immediately fell on thomas

martin luther king jr. at issue are three documents previously in his possession including a speech dr. king never delivered in memphis. belafonte says the documents were given to him by king's wife, coretta. king's children say they were taken without permission and belong to the estate. >>> and a rarely seen oar fish was caught off the coast of california. it took more than 15 people to haul in the 18-foot giant. the fish doesn't come up all that often. they typically dive more than 3,000 feet deep. >>> now to cnbc's bertha coombs. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, richard. close to finalizing a plan to raise the debt ceiling, avoiding a possible default. markets fell sharply tuesday as two plans in the house failed and fitch put the u.s. credit rating on review for a possible downgrade. cnb has learned twitter will price its ipo on november 15th, listing on the new york stock exchange. filing shows that twitter is still not close to being profitable. >>> and nestle is moving in on hershey's turf, pl

martin luther king jr.. at issue are three documents previously in his possession including a speech dr. king never delivered. bellefonte says the documents were given to him by king's wife. king's children say they were taken without permission. >>> and a rarely seen oar fish was caught off the coast of california. it took more than 15 people to haul in the 18-foot giant. the fish doesn't come up all that often thank goodness. they typically dive more than 3,000 feet deep. not a fan of the oar fish. >>> turning now to business. stocks finished down on tuesday. but today stocks in japan ended on the up side. twitter has decided against the tech heavy nasdaq and will be trading on the new york stock exchange when it goes public. >>> according to a study at connecticut college, oreos may be as addictive as cocaine. the study looks at the brains of rats and found they activated more neurons to exposure to cocaine or morphine. >>> john edwards' former mistress is trying to drum up book sales. ray he will hunter

your son, michael jr., was also a marine. >> yeah. >> michael jr. was tragicly killed in afghanistan in 2008. helping with the relief efforts for sandy was particularly meaningful for you, wasn't it, mike? >> yeah. yeah. excuse me. atie: it's ok. i miss my son every day. and i get a chance to work with guys that served right next to them in iraq like ryan. being a retired marine i have also lost some of the things hat william just talked about. it is very meaningful for me and brings me closer to my son every single day. it has been life saving for me. and it is just a great opportunity. we love serving the citizens of the united states and the world for that matter. e just want to help. katie: ryan, you fought with michael jr., mike's son in iraq. did you all even realize that you had this incredible connection until you were out working with team rubicon? >> i didn't. when we got to new jersey, i saw mike and his big seattle firefighters' jacket and i saw washington on it. and it took me a little bit to get the courage to go up and is him. but whe

martin luther king jr. was a pastor who is voice inspired countless souls to fearlessly stand up and speak truth in the face of injustice and discrimination. in fact a recorded history, but particularly this past half century we've revealed that the tongues of clergy like dr. king have consistently spoken out in issues of discrimination, race, poverty and domestic disparity, immigration, and yes, sexual orientation. they dared to challenge society's conscience on all rights. it is dr. kings inspires that led to these decisions, presidential and executive orders and concongressional and equality. the hero awards are living and profound symbols of this tradition. remind us that we here today are stewards of that great legacy, but more importantly that our collective work to advance human and civil rights is far from accomplished. today's historic observance is also a reminder to those of us in our commission to honor those 5 decades of service and accomplishments of the san francisco human rights commission i

luther king jr. to make this a tangible reality. it heart ens us to no e that this past century has made many gains. united states is a very different nation from what it was in 1963. many of the egregious disparities no longer exist. it's very common to see african american people and many colors. in less than a span of a lifetime, our president is a man of african decent. it's clear that the struggles for civil rights in the 20th century transformed the legal status for african americans and others who justice was denied. however it is the enforcement and spirit and intent of these laws that challenge this century. we have much work left to do. 50 years ago, ending segregation was a dream for african americans throughout the country. education was the gateway. access to education would provide a better future for the children. today that belief remains the same. education is a pathway for future success. however access to high quality education still remains an illusions to many children. too many african american and other people

in january, 41-year-old george lezero, jr.also died while doing maintenance work at the super pond. >>> repairs continue on a large broken water main in baltimore county. public works crews are still working to fix the 24-inch water main. officials say some residents may notice a discoloration in the water. >>> one of maryland's top cardiologists is in court today accused of performing unnecessary surgery on hundreds of patients. he's being sued by a high- profile patient who says he cost him millions of dollars in business deals. he takes the stand in his own defense. >> reporter: expanding clogged arteries with stints saves lives. the lawsuits hit in 2009 when the old st. joseph's hospital notified a number of the patients their stints may not have been necessary. >> he said it was 90%. after they reviewed everything, it was 10%. >> reporter: the percentages refer to blockages in blood vessels. he was sued for inflating those numbers, settled 200 cases out of court, and has lost his license to practice. now he's on the witne

lake jr. is the second worker this year to be killed on this $1.2 billion project.santa clara police say his death was an accident, and now it's up î11=]5áiu)u$ their own investigation. that agency has deemed this work site to be safe. >> we're rooil real tight on safety. we're into safety. i just want to say we're human. human will error.a-[ >> protocol. some people are lax. some people just get sidetracked. some people just don't know. generally here at this site -- >> i think so. >> one of the co-directors of the stadium project denied that deadline pressures had anything to do with the two deaths so far this year in terms of saying that they're rushing to get this won done and bypassing safety. in june it was a 63-year-old worker who was killed in one of the stadium's elevator shachts when he was struck by a counterweight. in that instance cal osha recently reviewed -- returned a result saying they found no violation, and, therefore, will not be issuing any citations. >> bob riddell, nbc bay area news. >>> also in the south bay a man who lived at a south bay hom

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but not williams jones, jr. today after three years he's going home. >> how do you feel today?appy to leave but it sucks to have to leave people in here. >> the one inmate he most hates to leave behind is his close friend and spiritual mentor markus murray who is serving 60 years for murder. >> hey, man. >> it's going to be hard, dude. >> you're going to miss me. you know it. >> i'm not going to miss you. be cool, man. >> all right. >> while jones spend his final moments in prison, just outside the walls, his older brother casey and casey's family arrive to pick him up. >> me and my brother are pretty close. i'm glad i get to pick him up and not have to leave him here. i've been here like eight different times and had to leave him here. it was hard. >> have a good within. good luck. stay out of here. >> good luck, man. >> feels different. i guess there's nothing like walking out of prison, i guess. >> all right. >> being in jail is not real cool. i don't like it. >> get in there. what's your name? >> jones. >> thank you. >> get your property and we'll escort you out of here. re

the big news, ken griffey jr. jr. doesn't play baseball. >> is there a little part of you maybe at all that maybe wished that he had gone down the baseball route, three generations of griffey -- >> no. >> no. >> it would have been awesome. why not? >> you can't tell your child what to love and not to love. >> hey, juliet's dad told her who to love and that turned out -- oh. >> he loves football. as a parent i have to be supportive of that. >> one of the rockefellers, dad, no i don't want to get into money and oil. >> lohan saying i don't want to get in drugs and mugshots. >> i hate the people that do what your parents do. >> add that to the list. >> you want to be a teacher because your mom is a peacher, shut up. >> the same thing for nurses and informs, take your own path and don't help your fellow man. >> get your own life. >> you could have been a clown! >> just think what could have been. thanks, kid, and kid's kid. you are gentlemen netcally superior to us. >> take care. >> zac efron surfaced last night. he went

joe, jr. had died during the war, and churchill was sincere. and he said to churchill, what good was it all? and churchill looked at him, and believing, world war ii had destroyed, and churchill's "mein kampf" hitler and mussolini and the dick daters. it had saved democracy. it had saved western civilization, so churchill thought. and kennedy blazed hatred at him. >> booktv is the only national television network devoted to nonfiction books every weekend, and this fall we are marking 15 years of booktv on c-span2. .. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979,ro

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in racing news, darryl wallace jr. made history yesterday.t african-american driver to win at the sports national level in 50 years. he won the truck series at martinsville speedway and you can see the emotion on his face. this guy turned 20 years old this month and a graduate of nascar's university program which help multicultural and female drivers advance. back to you. >> thanks so much. as you see there it was an emotional win for darryl wallace jr. and we're thrilled that he's with us just under 24 hours after that historic win. darryl, congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. how are you >> i'm doing great. better question is how are you doing after that incredible win? >> i'm all right. it hasn't sunk in yet. >> well, darryl, i love how you embrace this win in martinsville by giving a nod to the first african-american nascar driver wendell scott to win a nascar premier series race in 1963. why was that so important to you? >> it's just, that's where i'm trying to go. take that farther. [ inaudible ] >> that it happened, you said that

henry louis "skip" gates, jr.g up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins tomorrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a slave,"

i heard the voice of martin luther king, jr. on the radio, and the words words of dr. king ininspired me to fine a way to get in the way in 1956 was my brother's and sisters and some of my first cousins went down the public library in a little town of troy, alabama, trying to get library cards, trying to check some books out. and we were told by the librarian that the libraries were for whites only and not for coloreds. but on july 5, 1998, i went back to the public library in troy, alabama, for a book-signing of my book, walking with the wind, and hundred office blacks and white citizens showed up, and they gave me a library card. [applause] >> walking with the wind is a book of faith, hope, and courage. it's not just my story. it is the story of hundreds and thousands and countless men and women, blacks and whites, who put their body on the line during a very difficult period in the history of our country, to end segregation and to end racial discrimination. >> here's a look at the upcoming book fairs and festival happening around the country. ...

enjoy it. >>> jesse jack song, jr. must -- jackson, jr. a federal prison in north carolina today. the 48-year-old democrat was sentenced to two and a half years. he pleaded guilty to misusing three-quarters after million dollars in campaign funds for personal use. his wife, sandra, is also going to jail. she's been sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to filing fake tax returns. >>> a report from the american academy of pediatrics finds a concussion will keep student athletes out of play and they think it should possibly mean out of school, too. a child who suffer as concussion can appear physically normal but they may have trouble learning new things and remembering what they learn. returning to school too quickly after a head injury can worsen the symptoms of a concussion. it usually takes three weeks for a child to recover from a concussion. the report suggests some kids need to stay home from school during that time. length of time needs to be discussed with a pediatrician. >>> mike hydeck is a happy man today. that's be

she said i tell you who we ought to get, my pastor, martin luther king jr. had been in town just a little over a year, never been involved in civil rights activities, this is his first church, but he can move people by his words. i told joanne, you know him better than i do. i have met him but i don't know him. that is fine. i can tell you good positions for these other two men, nixon, he knows randolph, the labor leader in new york, make him treasurer. he will get randolph to raise money in order to operate a transportation system as litigation goes through the court system. what are we going to do with rufus louis? we know about his club but there is another thing about rufous louis, he is married to jewell clean -- clayton, cote owner of the largest steel home in town. her father had been co owner there. what do funeral homes have? automobiles. what do we need if people are going to stay off the buses? they need some cars, he will get his wife's company and that funeral home will get other black companies, we can make the transportation committee and the

kennedy jr. has staunchly maintained his cousin's innocence. he joins us now along with choong legal cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin. >> let me start off by asking about your reaction to tonight's news, mr. kennedy. >> well, i think everybody who knows michael is overjoyed with it. we actually, my family, prays every night for michael skakel and has done so for 12 years, that he gets justice. and so this is really a -- it's a blessed event for us. >> have you been in touch with michael? i mean, when is the last time you talked to him? how's he doing? >> well, he wasn't doing too well. he was in jail for 12 years for a crime that he didn't commit. and the jail that he was in was not like a country club jail. it was a very, very tough place. and he was -- he had a tough time there. >> now, your mother -- >> luckily -- go ahead. >> your mother is ethel kennedy. she's obviously also michael's aunt. i'm wondering if you've had a chance to speak to your mother about this and what her reaction has been. >> no, i haven't. but i know that she'll be ove

kennedy jr.ng from a judge kennedy's cousin michael was convicted with the brutal murder of a 15-year-old could be free tomorrow. >>> how the signature legislation of president obama, the affordable care agent has gone so wrong. you heard some explanation last night with health and human service secretary kathleen sebelius and the panel will weigh in tonight. it's all at the top of the hour, erin. >> thanks very much. we're looking forward to that interview with rfk jr. >>> does captivity amount to torture? tomorrow the documentary "black fish" debuts. it says keeping orcas in captivity makes them deadly. tellakum killed a handler in florida. this wasn't the first incident with this whale. martin sal martin salvage is out front. >> reporter: he started working at a local marine park called sea land of the pacific. >> i would go after school and weekends, you know, growing up and just thought that's how everybody grew up. >> reporter: sea land of pacific used to be here there is nothing left of th

be back at 2:00 eastern debating the nomination of richard griffin jr. for relations board general counsel. he's a former union lawyer. a federal appeals court ruled that was invalid and he was removed after a year and a half. . >> this is ten minutes. >> happy birthday. it is exciting for me to come the end of what all accounts has been a stimulating and exciting day filled with leaders and thinkers about what it is to be progress i progressive country. i'm delighted to share this stage with two people who are particularly important leaders in the progressive movement. i had the pleasure of working with her for many years and i have seen her intellect and energy and action on so many occasions. she brings a a -- i think we need to owe another round of appreciation for mira. what could i say about john podesta that could do him justice. there's no one like him in washington, d.c. or probably anywhere else. when my husband needed a sure hand to steer his second term into the white house, he turned to john podesta. equal parts thinker and doer, fighter and

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, though, how the solution is floating in space. >> reporter: it's been one busy fire season for california. all summer, tv screens filled with images of burning forestland like the rim fire. those fires cost the state big money. >> the oakland fire, $1 billion in damage. this rim fire, in yosemite, terrible. >> reporter: a uc berkeley physicist thinks one solution may be hovering in space. >> since a lot of my career has been spent on looking at bright spots in outer space, some colleagues and i got together and said, let's look at a bright spot on planet earth, a fire. >> reporter: carl pennypacker is proposes the building of a satellite. sole mission to san for fires in western u.s. the satellite could constantly take snapshots of the earth looking for the telltale bright spots of a fire which would then alert fire crews. >> every minute or every 15 minutes we shave off the detection scheme means, you know, might be the difference between the fire becoming crazy out of cont

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kennedy jr. has staunchly maintained his cousin's innocence. he joins us now along with cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin. welcome to both of you. mr. kennedy, thank you for joining us. you've long maintained your cousin's innocence. i know you want to get to some of the specifics of why you say he's innocent. let me start off by asking your reaction to tonight's news. >> well, i think everybody who knows michael is overjoyed with it. we actually, my family, prays every night for michael skakel and has done so for 12 years, that he gets justice. and so this is really a -- it's a blessed event for us. >> have you been in touch with michael? i mean, when is the last time you talked to him? how's he doing? >> well, he wasn't doing too well. he was in jail for 12 years for a crime that he didn't commit. and the jail that he was in was not like a country club jail. it was a very, very tough place. and he was -- he had a tough time there. >> now, your mother -- >> luckily -- go ahead. >> your mother is ethel kennedy. she's obviously also michael's aun

jr?: is obvious that someone here made mistakes and that person or persons need to be punished you go there to be taking care of and to be washed in cap and i on. it doesn't make sense to me at all. when these cases happened and i know that they do not happen that often but i'm sure something has to be in place. when you hear that security has searched the hospital you believe them. they are professionals and experts and supposedly dealing with that are supposed to be going. doing what they are supposed to be doing. she had a great smile. you would think the people running the hospital is reprimanded or resign. i do not leave the chair should be able to work there. >> reporter: very strong words from dance friends. there are people out giving suppliers and told different things about the possible hospital video she is under the impression that it is not just the hospital officials would not answer any questions this afternoon j.r. stone kron 4 news >> pam: an elaborate prank at a new york

el jr. dos santos, intentó recuperar el título contra caín velázquez, que se llevó a cabo en la ciudadla balanza se inclina hacia velázquez. >> los que están apoyando, los que me están gritando que sí se puede.. tengo fuerzas para pelear. el es un buen peleador. >> moisés: este pasado sábado hubo acción en la ciudad de denver colorado. la pelea estuvo pareja hasta el octavo asalto, donde se le propinó mucho castigo al campeón, y después recibió una paliza. alvarado decidió no puede timar en el combate y perdió por nocaut técnico. llegamos al final de los deportes, nos vamos a una pequeña pausa, pero regresamos con más en sólo minutos. >> laura: nubosidad y lluvias mañana en esa área. ♪ >> laura: me alegro que hayan disfrutado del sol, ya que ven, a partir de mañana se vienen las nubes y la lluvia. para mañana tenemos una máxima de 69° y una mínima de 48. ya para la madrugada comienza a llover, con 50% de probabilidades de lluvia. una mínima de 39. para los días jueves y viernes, tenemos 50 y ser grados como máxima y la mínima 37 cuadros grados o 34. sol radiante y cielo despejado. hast

harry connick jr. i'm sure is a wonderful man, but i'm not interested in harry connick jr. never interested in keith urban. i know he's good for nicole kidman. but just calling it the way i see it as a fan of the show. and then randy will be one of the support judges. and then ryan seacrest is there. the only rope to wateason to wa show is possibly for jennifer lopez, but she complaian't retu to what it was supposed to be. an casper is alleged to be on the payroll of the show because jennifer said she needed him to be there to choreograph her first and second -- you know they always perform on the show. so he's on the payroll. the thing is that, you know,