was -- blood. >> reporter: police say kendall was carrying a gun and got in a scuffle with another man. a bart officer responded when he heard gun fire, ordered kendall to drop his gun and fired when he didn't. but this witness didn't want to talk about that. he wanted to talk about the bigger picture. >> the systems and structures in place creating these toxic actions in our community. >> we want to know that in spite of what the media is saying, this is a safe place. >> reporter: and they play that love will make a difference. >> it's hard for me to hurt you if i know you and love you, so it's about building relationships with our loved ones and our community. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the man acquitted of murder charges in the death of kate steinle has now lawyered up. he shot her on pier 14 in july of 2015. his only conviction in the case was being a felon in possession of a firearm. the his new lawyer will be at the sentencing tomorrow when he should be released to federal authorities because of time served. he'll now face a federal charge of being a felon in posses

from kelly clarkson to kendall jenner.actually had a male attendant to carry her poof all night. >> i'm excited to be part of the solidarity movement. i'm excited everybody chose black because i look good in that color. i was like, please don't pick pink. >> would wonder woman wear black today? what would she say about what is going on? >> sure she would wear black. for sure. the lasso will be black. >> reporter: but of course, when you have one color you want to wear, these stars know it's all about the details. the feathers on angelina's cape. mandy moore's belt. mariah showing off her more than 25 pound weight loss in the mermaid gown. >> jessica rabbit moment. you look gorgeous. how are you feeling? >> feeling good, darling. >> the turban. were you like, i'm not doing my hair today? i'm throwing a turban on? >> no, it wasn't bad. i'm obsessed with this. i saw this on the runway when it walked down. i was like, i will wear that turban. >> yes. she does. she let her hair down literally, letting the curls flow and changin

. >> i will tell you, i think she was already the fan favorite, but when she went up against kendall i don't think anybody was expecting kendall to perform the way that she did because in the second round she was so much more passionate. i felt the performance more so. i was surprised. >> she did diamond by rihanna. i don't know i wasn't really feeling the song. >> even the judges knew it. they said it did not seem like you had it but she admitted she didn't. she had been struggling and he said every time you hit the stage you need to come like you are ready.>> of course, kendall made it to the next round. so i want to bring back the battle. i have to do this right now. >> my man nick harrison. i was not ready for what you brought. nick came out ready to go. he did bad boys for life. he had lyrics for the contestant and even the judges so he was clearly ready and it looked like he was thinking maybe i will try to do my thing but when he hit the stage it was no competition.>> he was not expecting to go any further you could tell.>> you have to be ready 24/7 on this show. the big thing

. >> i remember calling up david kendall, who was representing them both, and said, "you know, david, think it's important for everyone that we do it under oath." >> independent counsel robert fiske was nearly ready to close out his investigations of vincent foster's suicide and allegations of white house interference, but he first wanted to talk to the clintons. >> i said, to david kendall, "this will be very limited. it's just gonna be on these two subjects. and we're not gonna ask him anything about arkansas-related matters -- whitewater, any of that. >> fiske spent 2 1/2 hours grilling the president and the first lady separately at the white house. later that evening, 3,000 miles away, in brentwood, california, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were savagely murdered. it would be the start of a california media circus that would rival the one to come in washington, d.c. two weeks later, on june 30, 1994, robert fiske issued his two reports. the first concluded that no evidence was found to show obstruction of justice related to the madison guaranty inquiry. the second determine

kendall haley and daniel wilson own the clothing line, "faded ambition." they've designed sleeping bags for the homeless. three weeks ago, they raised enough money for 100 sleeping bags, through crowdfunding. they've handed out dozens of sleeping bags in d.c. and they're now urging celebrities to help them. the two entrepreneurs are using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" as part of their social media challenge. their long-term goal is to help using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" as part of their social media challenge. their long-term goal is to help provide the homeless with opportunities.. that will keep them off in the wake of the "hastag- me too" movement-- many hollywood stars have called for changes in the way the industry does business, especially surrounding allegations of sexual misconduct. now-- one group says "time's up!" that's the anti-harassment initiative... launched by reese witherspoon, jennifer aniston, shonda rhimes, kerry washington, and meryl streep - along with hundreds of other women in hollywood. the group -- writing an open letter.

kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. fascinating,more and i don't have any arrest records from the previous event, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white students being arrested for burning the american flag. the next time, the times had a big article about it. but no photos. not a single photo. they continue to write stories about his legal problems, never ever publishing photos that show there was a riot. it was a small crowd of reporters and a photographer to. or two.tographer the author got funny, writing about there being pigeons there. [laughter] darcy: the writer was clear about describing the picture describing the scene clearly, but there were no pictures. kendall smith got off on a technicality, it was not actually illegal to burn a flag. he took a sheet from a nearby hotel, i don't know if he's to let or paid for it -- i do not know if he stole it or paid for kkkbut he made it into a costume and was arrested for inciting a riot. had moved theer camera around and i think at one point

well, kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. and what's even more fascinating, i don't have any arrest records from the previous event in central park, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white college students being arrested for burning the american flag. he was arrested, thrown in the clink and next day the "times" had a big article about it. again, two columns down the metro section. but no photos. not a single photo. they continued to write stories about his legal case. never, ever publishing these photos showing that there was never a riot. >> watch the entire program at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern on monday. american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> the c-span bus continues its 50 capitals tour this month with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta and montgomery. on each visit, we will speak with state offic

later identified as kendall. the other man was treated and released. the bard officer was wearing a body camera but the video has not been released.>>> federal lawsuit filed that alleges mistreatment of pregnant inmates at alameda county santa rita jail. six current and former inmates claimed they were coerced into abortions or inhumanely treated. rob malcolm inside the jail with the accusations in the response. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office has not been served with a lawsuit. they denied allegations made by six women. they said they were made to shock the public and grab headlines. for that reason they held a press conference of their own to rebut the charges.>> reporter: the allegations heard on the front steps outside the county sheriff's office by two former female inmates and her lawyers were so horrific and pointed the sheriff's office responded quickly.>> we take these allegations seriously. they are hurtful and we don't believe they are true.>> reporter: they claim officials at the jail engaged in barbaric systematic behavior

full princess skirts made a statement from kelly clarkson to kendall jenner.py told us kendall had a male attendant to help carry around her pouf all night. >> i'm excited to be a part of the solidarity movement tonight. i'm really excited everybody chose black because i love that color. i was like please don't pick pink. >> would wonder woman wear black today and what would she say about what's going on? >> for sure she'd wear black. for sure. >> but of course when the dress code gives you just one color to work with, these stars know it's all about the details. the feathers on angelina's versace cape, kerry washington's floral booties and mariah carey showed off her more than 25-pound weight loss in this mermaid gown. get it, girl. >> jessica rabbit moment. >> you look so gorgeous. how are you feeling? >> feeling good, darling. >> several stars wore pants on the red carpet but tracee ellis ross gave us something extra to talk about. >> the turban. were you like i'm not doing my hair today? >> no, it wasn't that. i am obsessed with this. i saw this marc jacob

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and after her breakup with the weeknd, bella's recently been linked to kendall jenner's ex, basketballjordan clarkson. yolanda's take on her daughters' love lives? >> you don't say anything. it's like you don't want your mom to tell you, don't date that person. this is your journey. this is your experience. >> well, as for yo lan da's love life, she toll us she has found love again. she's, quote, off the market with a businessman. >>> meanwhile navigating love in the public eye is also one of the themes of the emmy nominated series "victoria" on masterpiece on pbs. season two starts sunday, and we've got your sneak peak. >> i am not tired, albert. i'm angry. >> season 2, we enter victoria and albert's early marriage. the honeymoon period is over. >> the show follows the reign of the young british queen, the great-great-grandmother of current queen elizabeth, who inherited the throne at just 18 years old. >> long live the queen! >> the series is not only stunning with rich, layered story lines and performances, but goes to great lengths to maintain historical accuracy. crews recreated t

.>> reporter: the man who they identified as kendall has children who will no longer see their father. something that is happening all too often. he called for a vigil to remember everyone involved.>> it is about both parties. people who were involved in the matter. that is what i want us to do. come together and pray together.>> reporter: the officer was wearing a body camera recorded the confrontation. they are not ready to release it to the public.>>> word that intel ceo made millions of dollars by selling shares of his company after google informed them of a serious security problem. brian sold about $39 million in stocks and options in late november. before the security flaw was publicly known. the company did not respond to inquiries about the timing of his divestments. a spokeswoman said it was unrelated to the security problem. he made about $25 million in profit before taxes from the stock sale. >>> people in the bay area felt an earthquake. it was a magnitude foreplay for. centered in berkeley's claremont canyon. the epicenter was a couple miles south east of downtown berkel

tom: brokers have told us about kendall square.hey say it might be the priciest real estate on the east coast per square foot. earlier this year, you bought a 14-acre parcel there for $750 million to do all kinds of things with it. mixed use, they call it. that money came from the endowment. is that an unconventional use of the money? president reif: this is an investment for the endowment, clearly, and i believe the investment will produce returns, believehe same time, i conventionally in the system. we need the ecosystem of the area to keep bringing the right , to give graduates places to go to start their businesses and hire people and so forth. we have to provide that type of tunityment, and the to get that space so close to us comes one time in history, so it would not want to be missed. of course we wanted to have mixed-use. we want people not just to come and work here but to come and play and live here. to outsourcechose its real estate endowment to bain. any chance of m.i.t. doing the same? president reif: if anything, we

i like the characters in the movies on television, by robert they niro and al pacino and james kendall feeney there was nothing funny or romantic, they used everyone around us as props, working stiffs like my father who for decades toiled in a beaten-down boiler room in the bowels of the building at 108, 42nd street to heal coolie offices of wealthy accountants and lawyers on the floors above. on sundays my father swallowed his anger and shame with a chaser of with your beer when he learned his oldest son michael spent afternoons with the gambino family who married into our family and would serve as john gotti's real-life godfather in the mob as well as my brothers. carmine, uncle charlie as we call him was not the romanticized picture of a suave godfather popularized in francis ford coppola's film. that was a caricature that would be modeled after another mobster by marriage into the family, pat emily, his brother-in-law, my mother's first cousin, started the first godfather movie as the villainous. in stark contrast, cary grant, peter lori, should give you a good visual of the two. i

in the final 10 seconds, the sooners had a three-point lead and kendall smith shot a three pointer totie it and we go into overtime. under 10 seconds in overtime, here is young trying to be a hero, and he cannot get that one to go and oklahoma state wins at home. >>> the warriors person the rockets and we may be hearing a lot of that in may. the game is underway right now and we will have the highlights at 10:00 pen. >>> we had a good game here between the cavaliers and the thunder. russell westbrook is feeling it, and the thunder are up by a dozen. a lot of scoring in this game, but most of it was by the guys in light blue. lebron james had a quiet day, and that thunder led by 16 points at halftime, and then they ported on. paul george had 36 points. for starters had at least 23 points. the thunder win 148-124. and that is an regulation. >>> the sharks -- in regulation. the sharks and piglets are also underway.>>> thank you so much for making that the choice for news on saturday. we hope you will join us tonight at 10:00 pen. you can check us out on every social media site out there.

kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on here. what is even more fascinating, and i don't have any arrest records from the previous event, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white students being arrested for burning the american flag. he was arrested, thrown in the clink. the next day, the times had a big article about it. but no photos. not a single photo. they continue to write stories about his legal case, never ever publishing photos that show there was never a riot. was a smalling it crowd of reporters and a photographer or two. i think the writer got funny, writing about there being pigeons there. [laughter] >> did the headline say riot? >> it was pretty straightforward. they used to write very straightforward, somewhat dry, informative headlines. the text was clear in describing the scene well, but there were no pictures. he eventually got off on a technicality that others were arrested for the same thing. it was not actually illegal to burn a flag. he was acquitted. he took a sheet from a nearby ho

they have agreed on a deal to acquire alex smith from the chiefs for a third rounds draft pick and kendall fuller. mr. smith's arrival in washington means the redskins will say goodbye to kirk cousins. smith, once upon a time, first pick in the draft by the 49ers has agreed on a new four-year contract, $71 million guaranteed for alex smith. oh. and the chiefs will go with pat maholmes at quarterback next year. so, when we started the night, if i said i will give you the warriors and 29 points against the jazz, you certainly would have taken it. >> oh, sure,

kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. [applause] -- [laughter] not much of a right going on there. what is more fascinating, and i do not have rough records from the previous events in central park, but i cannot recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white college students being arrested for burning the american flag. , then the next day the times had a big article about it. metro section, but no photo. not a single photo. they continue to write stories about his legal case. never ever publishing these photos showing that there was never a right it. >> watch the entire program at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern on monday on american history tv, only on c-span3. year marks the 50th anniversary of the public broadcasting act of 1960 seven. next on american history tv, a documentary on pbs programming. the senior advisor to the eyes on the prize civil rights series. executive ofr and frontline. and mark, former executive producer of american experience. the library of congress and w tbh posted the 45 minute event. p

no word yet from his boo, kendall jenner. >> do you think she will move to detroit?zing. >> kendall jenner moving to detroit. >> good luck with that one. >> but, look a lot of property for him to build up. >> hey, great news. >> i got a lot of money. but we are moving to detroit. >> little colder there. >> little far from her family. we will see. it will be great. fantastic to watch. >> okay, so is was john lennon who sang, instant karma is going to get you. sometimes it gets you on video. >> this happened just outside seattle. police say this woman was stealing ups packages from someone's porch, when woops. she slips on the victim's wet grass. falls and appears to injer her left ankle. >> she is on the ground yelling in pain. then her alleged accomplice comes over. carries her back to the car. who says chivalry is dead. he comes back for the packages. >> what a gentleman. >> you know, culture club sang, karma, karma, karma chameleon. >> different song. >> tom brady. >> what he told reporters about a radio host dissing his 5-year-old daughter. >> his kids are congrat

kendall haley and daniel wilson own the clothing line, "faded ambition." they've designed sleeping bags for the homeless. they recently raised enough money for 100 sleeping bags, through crowdfunding. and they've handed out dozens of sleeping bags in d.c. they're now reaching out to celebrities, asking for help. the two entrepreneurs are using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" entrepreneurs are using the hashtag "100 sleeping bags" as part of their social media challenge. their long-term goal is to help provide the homeless with opportunities.. that will keep them off the streets. right now... police in spotsylvania county, trying to track down three thieves who broke into a gun shop, and stole a bunch of guns! take a look at this surveillance footage of one of the men. it was taken right after breaking into "high velocity arms" in fredericksburg around 3 a-m saturday. the men smashed out a door - smas made off with the guns. good news in the district. new statistics showing a drop in crime in 2017. today, mayor muriel bower and dc police cheif peter newsham

parte de su cuerpo todavÍa estÁ cambiando y para mi kendall esta mujer tan espectacular y supermodelo lo digo honestamente que es una de las mujeres mÁs bellas que existe y para mÍ era perfecta por eso viene la indignaciÓn de los haters. porque se imaginan a esta muchacha perfecta. nancy: tÚ no controlas que te salga una espinilla. marcela: ella es imagen de muchos productos prÁcticamente de casi todos. lourdes: yo quiero que usted analice esto porque hace un tiempo ella habÍa dado unas declaraciones hablando precisamente del acnÉ que ella sufrÍa mucho de eso de joven y su autoestima estaba en el piso y ella no se atrevÍa a ver a la gente a la cara cuando le hablaban y de buenas a primeras se tapaba la cara porque le daba vergüenza de todo lo que ella ha pasado con el acnÉ. cuando uno tiene un trauma parecido porque obviamente ella se vio afectada en ese tiempo y sucede algo que revuelve todo eso no se trata de un relajo. ♪ nancy: por eso hay niÑos matÁndose en las redes, los adolescentes estÁn formándose. la palabra adolescente en lo dice adolece de ser adulto y adolece de ser niÑo.

tom: brokers have told us about kendall square.y it might be the priciest real estate on the east coast per square foot. earlier this year, you bought a 14-acre parcel there for $750 million to do all kinds of things with it. mixed use, they call it. that money came from the endowment. is that an unconventional use of the money? president reif: this is an investment for the endowment, clearly, and i believe the investment will produce returns, but at the same time, i believe conventionally in the system. we need the ecosystem of the area to keep bringing the right companies, do have room for the startups, to give graduates places to go to start their businesses and hire people and so forth. we have to provide that type of environment, and the opportunity to get that space so close to us comes one time in history, so it was not one to be missed. of course we wanted to have mixed-use. we want people not just to come and work here but to come and play and live here. tom: harvard chose to outsource its real estate endowment to bain. an

they have agreed on a deal to acquire alex smith from the chiefs for a third rounds draft pick and kendaller. mr. smith's arrival in washington means the redskins will say goodbye to kirk cousins. smith, once upon a time, first pick in the draft by the 49ers has agreed on a new four-year contract, $71 million guaranteed for alex smith. oh. and the chiefs will go with pat maholmes at quarterback next year. so, when we started the night, if i said i will give you the warriors and 29 points against the jazz, you certainly would have taken it. >> oh, sure, >>> was already sweeping across our land -- each day. >> okay. enough of this, snormy show me on the puppet what he did to you. kinky. [ laughter ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kerry washington. stormy daniels. and music from elise trouw. and now, you asked for it. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thk

woman veteran command center makes eight-point to volunteer on this date each year with her daughter kendall host importantly it's a day of hope in the times we live things are so challenging and can be oh overwhelming but hope is really the great equalizer. >> reporter: and you can see the beautiful student murals here have is that have been collect over the past 23 years during this day of service. this event still isn't over the at 1:30 this afternoon the philadelphia orchestra will be hosting its annual tribute concert in the chapel. i'm anita oh cbs3 white news. >> anita, thank you for that live report. >>> president trump is once again denying he ever made a vulgar remark to describe hate, too el salvador and some african nations. the president last night briefly addressed the issue before dinner at his resort in florida. he told reporters he's not a racist. lawmakers who were in the immigration meeting when the president reportedly made the comments last week are offering differing accounts of what was said. >> fcc appears hawaii did not have reasonable safeguards in place that could

to end regardless of who can make that happen some of it job it is there let's bring in elizabeth kendall she's a senior research fellow at pembroke college at the university of oxford joining us via skype from france thanks for speaking to us on the news group so as we're seeing saudi arabia now saying that it's going to donate one on how a billion dollars that is in fact how the amount that the u.n. is appealing for humanitarian aid for yemen so it's the cycle of the u.n. asking for money donations are made by the same countries that are bombing yemen how do you make sense of all of this well close to being welcomed that saudi arabia has already stepped up latched on what the u.n. needs well let's remember that the u.n. asking for is three billion dollars that will only reach in any case all of yemen's population and so really it would make much more sense to end the war down and find a political resolution to the crisis rozen continue example ne'eman and then get money to rebuild it and give humanitarian assistance this is a huge continent and we've heard recently from germany that it'

publisher and editor robert kendall examine the pros and cons of populism today.women's march on washington cochair. reflects on the 2,017th of march and what's ahead for the movement. she is interviewed by heather mcgee president of demos and demos action. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11:00 p.m. with author that'll happen tonight on the c-span to book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors in books every weekend. television for serious readers. here is a look at some of the current best selling books according to indy bound a group of independent bookstores topping the list fire and fury the exposÉ of the trump white house. followed by walter isaacson's. and then mary beard looks at how history has treated powerful women and women in power. with a collection of essays. the last black unicorn. next on the list is followed by investor and entrepreneur economic device. and wrapping up a look at some of the books from indy bound nonfiction best-selling list. most of these authors have appeared on the book tv you can watch them on a website. this

they have agreed on a deal to acquire alex smith from the chiefs for a third rounds draft pick and kendalller. mr. smith's arrival in washington means the redskins will say goodbye to kirk cousins. smith, once upon a time, first pick in the draft by the 49ers has agreed on a new four-year contract, $71 million guaranteed for alex smith. oh. and the chiefs will go with pat maholmes at quarterback next year. so, when we started the night, if i said i will give you the warriors and 29 points against the jazz, you certainly would have taken it. >> oh, sure, yeah. it's the sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. do i use ...one that'sthat wgood for my teeth? .. now

producer kendall bright man went to both the march for life in women's march in d.c. and asked demonstrators one simple question. >> one word to describe donald trump? >> i have no words for him. >> certainly interesting. >> interesting. donald trump is repulse i have. >> i would say explosive. >> donald trump is unfit. >> conflicts me. >> a mess. >> an answer to prayer. he is wonderful. >> i am proud to say he is president of our country. >> donald trump is the president. >> my president. >> he's our president. >> donald trump is not my president. >> donald trump should not be president the. >> donald trump is great. >> misguided. >> amazing! >> iguodala nornlt. >> so ignorant. plain and simple. >> the best president we've ever had. >> a horrible president. >> donald trump is uninformed. >> uneducated. >> donald trump is an effective president. nothing good. >> they are not holding back. let's turn now to nbc meteorologist bill karins. what are we talking about, bill? >> it appears our first tornados of 2018, tornado watches last night, we had one suspected in missou

from chicago via skype we're joined by jacques behati a political analyst and from chess in kendal survive skype michael i'm a visiting fellow at the federalist center of africa at the london school of economics gentlemen welcome to you all of a look at you in just a moment i want first though to bring in line but they are allowing the who is the congolese minister of communications of the government's spokesman he joins us now on the line from can show us a minister good to have you with us the many thanks indeed want to get your thoughts first of all on sunday's violence what caused it and why security forces used such force against largely peaceful protesters. from the by the military power the public your flu shot. would be some. problem of security or not sunday demonstrations because the one leading. the motivations and. not the government. of the. whole inspector for. humanitarian groups and use what they read and fortunately we received a report that made you believe that they. have been a. number of three or four person killed all around the country one police man to. do teacher a

from kendal, danny savage reports. poppi worthington has been unexplained. now it is much clearer how she died and what happened to her beforehand. this 13—month—old suffocated after being left in an unsafe sleeping position by herfather. she died in this bed, where a coroner believes paul worthington also sexually assaulted her. he had taken herfrom her cot before the assault which the coroner ruled, on the balance of probabilities, took place hours before she died. this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother. she is disappointed that poppi's father chose to rely on his right not to answer questions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is untitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner said that paul worthington‘s accounts of what happened the night poppi died were not complete or truthful. and his evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr worthington was bundled in and out out of the inquest by police becaus

and there are just three plants in the country that can do that, like this one in kendal.ather than consumers coughed up for more coffee recycling. there isn't really the opportunity for customers to do the right thing, to recycle these disposable cups. the facilities don't exist. we have run schemes in the past, in manchester and in inner london, showing if you do provide the facilities to the public, they will use them. some consumers say that they are tired of top up taxes. i don't think it is necessarily right. we've got the charge on the 5p bags, haven't we? it's not ideal, but i think it's probably necessary because they are a massive environmental issue. today, the coffee industry has fought back. some already use fully compostable cups, and lots compostable cups, and lots offer a reverse levy of sorts, a price reduction if you bring your own cup. there is a worry that this new tax could be hard for some customers to swallow. if they are coming from the office, for their lunch coffee, theyjust might get a cafetiere for the office, and they can just do it in the offi

so this is reverend kendall smith. and reverend smith was rather annoyed that the confederate flag was still being flown in parts of new york city. and in particular, i believe it was either a part of a display or part of a series of flags if city hall. so he went down to city hall, with the confederate flag, waved it around, got all mad about it, and then took the flag outside to city hall park across the street and he lit it on fire. so looking at this picture there's city hall park, not too many people standing around. what's interesting is this was about two, three, maybe four weeks after the big protest in central park, the anti-vietnam protest where there were hundreds of thousands of white college students burning the american flag. well, kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. and what's even more fascinating, and i don't have any arrest records from the previous event in central park, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white college students bei

well, kendall smith was arrested for inciting riot. not much of a riot going on there. and what's even more fascinating, and i don't have any arrest records from the previous event in central park, but i can't recall reading the paper and seeing hundreds of white college students being arrested for burning the flag. the american flag. so he was arrested, thrown in the clink, and the next day the "times" had a big article about it, it was, again, two columns down the metro section. but no photos. not a single photo. they continued to write stories about this legal case. never, ever publishing these photos showing that there was never a riot. in fact, the texts of the articles was very, very detailed saying it was a small crowd of reporters and a photographer or two. i think the writer at one point got funny and said something about pigeons in the park. but clearly -- >> do you recall what the headline -- >> i don't remember what the headline -- >> did the headline say riot or some kind of -- >> no, it was a pretty straightforward -- they used to write really very straigh