>> reporter: tell julien they can't find the address. >> i can't find it. >> reporter: from the very beginning steve gets denied. >> can you head to southeast? >> what? >> southeast. >> where is southeast? oh, no, no. washington d.c.? >> yes. >> no, i'm not going there. >> reporter: did you just refuse that ride to that passenger? >> which one? >> reporter: the black man that just got out of the cab? >> no, didn't. >> reporter: there was a man that got in and he got out of the cab. >> it's because i have to pick up my daughter from school. i am not able to make it at 6:00 because he wants me to go to d.c. >> i've gotten that often. there's something wrong with my car which i heard that. i don't know where that is. ask somebody else take you sneaks do uses aren't all right. they're just that, they're ex -- you. >> excuses aren't all right. they're just that. >> reporter: don wright tests taxicabs for discrimination. >> you no longer hear someone say won't give you service because you're african american, but rather there are more subtle barriers of disparity of treatment thrown up ins

it has jammed up the northbound right along with a second motorcycle crashed northbound at julien. traffic is backed up into the coyote valley. a complete draft pick a date when the kron 4 morning news returns. >> the top stories this hour, dozens of protesters arrested after taking to the streets in a rally. more in a live report coming up. >> 2-3 hikers believed dead after being swept over a 300 ft. waterfall in your city. >> an increase to reward for information leading to an arrest in the bryan stow case. >> how is the hot spot doing, george? >> not much better. 101, san jose, and accident southdown blocks the to right-hand lanes. because of that, traffic is jammed northbound to the guadalupe parkway. the szeged's motorcycle crashed northbound at julien has traffic backed up to the cayuga valley and beyond to the capitol expressway. another hot spot on interstate 80 westbound, an earlier occurring accident has left traffic backed up nearly to highway 880 for westbound. >> protesters were protesting last night hawk against zepa and other police shooting that happened last week.

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julien mallow of the college for women and a distinguished author in her own right and my colleague, dr. carlson around, from atlanta university and a distinguished educator for today. he will talk about humor. something african-american college presidents don't talk about enough. serving over this cornucopia of african-american accomplishments we can marvel at this curious thing to make a poet black and bid him or her sing. a look back at african-american literacy and education dictates a mixed verdict. we have come far in this century and a half since the civil war and emancipation but we have a long way to go on our education and literacy journey. we have within our community a cohort of well educated and highly literate men and women but we have an enormous population of brothers and sisters who have been passed by, denied the education they need and deserve and because they have been passed by face uncertain and insecure prospects. and yet even more hinges on education than the futures of individual men and women. it is the future of a community. the future of harlem is the futu

julien live it. >> if we tour achieve -- to achieve a political settlement in afghanistan there must be an incentive on the taliban to negotiate a deal. at the moment there is none. has he received any indication from our american allies that they are contemplating the preservation of a long-term strategic base in the area which would show the taliban and any future government in which they participate that the return of al qaeda or other international terrorist organizations would not be tolerated and could easily be punished? >> my old friend makes a good point. there is an incentive on the taliban to a join a political process because taliban mid level and high level leaders are being killed in ever larger numbers and what you see now is in some sense lowering morales of the taliban within afghanistan because they're brave mid-level and high level leaders are cowering over the border in pakistan. that is what has happened and we keep that pressure. of course we need to work with the afghan citizens of long-term capability that the afghans can go on dealing with an insurgency if it

. -- julien hubbard. [laughter] >> i would not want to compromise the mayor. that is the difference between governments and operational independence. >> you did tell the mayor about -- [talking over each other] >> it was my idea. at the time of making a significant arrest -- i am surprised -- are hardly think people were that surprised. >> your resignation -- one of the big issues is the question of morale. are stopped last week by an officer who described embarrassment to senior police. a real concern about more route or a number of changes and there are number of rules. you're the first to clean this up on the more outside. and what they can do to restore that? >> us support public and private messages -- i will be doing that before i go. i had spoken to many police officers since my resignation. they spoke about their pride even though they don't feel they could walk away with it might interfere with their discharges in a few years so in a similar way in many areas of the organization there is great pride. what are point to is we have to restore some confid

. -- julien hubbard. [laughter] >> i would not want to compromise the mayor. that is the difference between governments and operational independence. >> you did tell the mayor about -- [talking over each other] >> it was my idea. at the time of making a significant arrest -- i am surprised -- are hardly think people were that surprised. >> your resignation -- one of the big issues is the question of morale. are stopped last week by an officer who described embarrassment to senior police. a real concern about more route or a number of changes and there are number of rules. you're the first to clean this up on the more outside. and what they can do to restore that? >> us support public and private messages -- i will be doing that before i go. i had spoken to many police officers since my resignation. they spoke about their pride even though they don't feel they could walk away with it might interfere with their discharges in a few years so in a similar way in many areas of the organization there is great pride. what are point to is we have to restore some confid

julien live it. >> if weour achieve -- to achieve a political settlement in afghanistan there must ben incentive on the taliban to negotiate a deal. at the moment there is none. has he received any indication from our american allies that theyre contemplating the preservation of a long-term strategic base in the area which would show the taliban and any future government in which they participate that the return of al qaeda or other international terrorist organizations would not be tolerated and could easily be punished? >> my old friend makes a good point. there is an incentive on the taliban to a join a political process because taliban mid level and high level leaders are being killed in ever larger numbers and what you see now is in some sense lowering morales of the taliban within afghanistan because they're brave mid-level and high level leaders are cowering over the border in pakistan. that is what has happened and we keep that pressure. of course we need to work with the afghan citizens of long-term capability that the afgns can go on dealing with an insurgency if it is still

julien live it. >> if we tour achieve -- to achieve a political settlement in afghanistan there must be an incentive on the taliban to negotiate a deal. at the moment there is none. has he received any indication from our american allies that they are contemplating the preservation of a long-term strategic base in the area which would show the taliban and any future government in which they participate that the return of al qaeda or other international terrorist organizations would not be tolerated and could easily be punished? >> my old friend makes a good point. there is an incentive on the taliban to a join a political process because taliban mid level and high level leaders are being killed in ever larger numbers and what you see now is in some sense lowering morales of the taliban within afghanistan because they're brave mid-level and high level leaders are cowering over the border in pakistan. that is what has happened and we keep that pressure. of course we need to work with the afghan citizens of long-term capability that the afghans can go on dealing with an insurgency if it