state that continues to shape the establishment crackdown on dissent till this very day and the kent state case was explored in a chapter from the latest project censored book censored twenty thirteen dispatches from the media revolution called kent state was it about civil rights or murdering student protesters and joining me now to break it all down from heaven with california is the co-author of the chapter and the director of project censored make the house hey mickey thanks so much for coming on thanks so much for having me i mean it's a pleasure to be here all right make a so let's break this down talk about what this forensic evidence came out in two thousand and ten that really kind of discredits the government narrative that this was just an unfortunate accident. well yes you know for forty years now the at least for the first forty of those forty two the narrative was that the guard felt threatened or under attack there were early rumors of sniper fire and so on and all of this went to basically cover it was a cover story to sort of legitimate the acts of the guard literall

you could have exactly the same brain scan on the prosecution side as kent pointed out. these are dangerous people. many of them will say straight up, if you let me go, i'm going to do it again and i really can't control myself and that sounds aggravating. on the other side of it, we are to some extent the victims of our preferences or the inability to control our preferences. we are victims of our environments growing up. we are victims of our context that we live in and, therefore, we all, you know, are not "responsible for that behavior and therefore should be mitigating." when you look at the testimony that comes in, whether it's from a mother or from neighbors or from teachers that are talking about really mitigating circumstances, they are the rotten social background kind of arguments, the abuse and the suffering that that individual experienced and those things show up in the brain. the brain is also a sponge. the brain isn't simply created by genetics and it's very much shaped by environment. and so my mentor john monaghan likened the problem of predicting viole

bowling green and kent state university. coming up, kent state university in northeast ohio. student there are really excited. you see them here lining up for tickets to see the president. we'll talk to a student reporter at the bottom of the hour. >>> the outspoken and controversy leader of iran addresses the united nations general assembly later today. a live look for you at the united nations. the leader of the ivory coast speaking right now. the iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad is scheduled to speak in about two hours. western lead verse a history of walking out on his speeches. in a sign of protest. demonstrators are expected outside the u.n. during his address. >>> and disapproval already lobbed in the direction of ahmadinejad. monday, walking out on a session when iran's president began to speak. the two countries are at odds over iran's nuclear program. sara sidner joins us live from jerusalem. what's the reaction there? we were curious. >> reporter: well, carol, what's interesting is, today is a very, very important, perhaps the most sacred of jewish holiday, y

from kent island, a thunderstorm warning for car roll county. baltimore county we still have a flood warning in effect. we still have a tornado watch for the delmarva peninsula. it's an interesting narrow band. we've seen radar, winds 80, not not miles an hour. we have some power outages across thetate. the high wind field pushing a lot of water into the chesapeake bay. let's head over to mike masco. >> it's all about the winds. that will mile in the water. let's take a look. i want to show you. there's a shot downtown. we've been watching some of these storm reports. new carrollton, a lot of trees, westminster, poles and trees down. a lot of flooding on 270 and frederick is reporting major flooding. be aware of that as flash flood warnings will stay active. wind gusts in the word of 5 to -- area of 25 to 30 miles an hour. 8:00 in annapolis. if you live in an hear prone to the coastal flooding, be aware we'll be dealing with higher coastal flooding. >> that was a great update. if you're along that immediate chesapeake area, places along the sout

first up, muhtar kent, the ceo of coca-cola company, gabriel jaramillo of the global fund and dean kamen of deka research. >> they can attempt to solve the problem, they can spend fund, time, effort and energy, but at the end of the day the problem that, the challenge can only really be sustainably solved if you bring these three entities together, civil society, i.e., ngos, ie, education, et cetera, bring them together with business, bring them together with government, both at the national or and at the sub national level and really collaborate intensely to come to a solution. >> rose: we continue this evening with matt damon and gary white, they are cofounders of water.org. >> and i heard these statistics that were jaw dropping about a child dying every 20 seconds because of lack of access to clean water and sanitation, that is, that to me is just staggering, because -- because to relate to that as an american, i mean, we don't know people who are thirsty, it just doesn't happen, right? you know, with away don't know kid who die from diarrhea. >> rose: water is ubiquitous. >> yes, of

kent island getting quite a bit of rain. west of the bay, rain coming down, central and northern anne arundel counties but beginning to see improvement there. areas toward kent county, you haven't seen the wind pick up. this has winds around 80 to 90 miles an hour, even gusts to near 60. this is why the severe weather is a concern. this narrow line that's a true gust and this line producing high wind, very little lightning. very little tornado activity. we have severe thunderstorm warnings for caroline county, queen anne's county and talbot county. you can get flash flooding for quite awhile. here's that tornado watch. so far we have not seen a tremendous amount of storms and the flash flood watch continues. there's the big picture. but the main threat continuing. western shore, eastern shore of aing to content with the winds and ceft hall flood-- and coastal flooding. >> at the height of the storm, we were watching impressive winds. over montgomery county, over howard county. lay tonsville, unofficial reading. middle river

. >> reporter: here at the animal resource foundation on kent island they're dedicated to saving the lives of animals in need but somebody took advantage of their kindness. somebody stole this little guy's brother. that's right. someone stole one of the puppies as he lay next to his mother and siblings. someone came in spending 40 minutes with it acting as if they wanted to adopt one. >> the woman left, pulled the car up to the curb. the man left. the comment was, gosh, they must have been in hurry. >> reporter: they were. they stole one of the puppies like they're a pack of gum. >> they're pocket size puppies. >> reporter: mango, as he's known around the rescue is only seven weeks old, still a couple weeks shy of being away from the mother. >> these puppies aren't completely weaned from their mother. we're concerned about the health of the puppy. >> reporter: lily, who volunteers here, can think of only one kind of person who would steal a puppy. >> sick -- sick, sick. really needs some psychological help. >> reporter: as upset as they are, they don't have any ill will toward those

kent island same scenario. you see the clouds billowing up, more so in the afternoon. still a few people at the beach after labor day and mostly cloudy skies. humid conditions, temperatures now in the upper 80s. with that south breeze, not a lot of relief because that's a very warm southerly breeze, but still something to stir the air. the pattern here is one of mostly cloudy skies with some sunny breaks, especially in southern maryland. that's the area we've seen a few showers break out. any isolated showers that break out over the next few hours could develop into a fairly heavy downpowmplet the bulk of the moisture arrives in earnest overnight. wednesday will feature most of the leftover moisture from the remnants of what was hurricane and tropical storm isaac. that low will drift further south. our front will begin to push in toward the day on thursday, and that will mean the possibility of some more showers. another humid day thursday. but as the front comes in, that will clear us out. friday looks great. the good weather should hold until the first part of our sa

kent island is all low-lying. down over southern maryland marbury, west of neuberger, even along 301 and kings highway, we have some areas of light rain. they will become more widespread. here are some of the rainfall totals, including yesterday's rain. same story in warrenton. 1.39 inches in baltimore. isolated downpours for the most part will be random as to where they pop up. this is circulating its energy overhead. that is triggering more showers and thunderstorms today. this energy is going to hang around for a good part of this week. this indicates that between now and tomorrow, parts of our region could have over two inches of rain have especially not bank of baltimore, the district. -- specially around baltimore the district. localized flash flooding is a concern today and tomorrow. 83 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m., a few spotty showers leftover. tomorrow basically a repeat of today, just a few degrees warmer. unsettled weather all the way through thursday. unsettled week because of the leftovers of isaa

we had a big storm off kent island. had a big storm downtown and here is the shot at the present moment. we are dry but just muggy. take a look at temperatures, 76 degrees in town right now. that's humidity way up there at 91%. dew points, that steady. that will fall down into tomorrow. we are expecting more wet weather. the clear skies, kent county. are you finding a few spotty source, then a batch through dc. dc with three to four inches of rain. future trend on the radar showing this batch, staying out toward the west. howard, out toward carroll you could see spot showers, during the course of the evening. 76 degrees right now. everybody is into the 70s and the dew point values running in to the 70s. there could be a little fog during the course of tonight and we are expecting more downpours in the mix tomorrow afternoon. hour by hour start you out at 8:00. 72, humid, 78 around lunch and trenching downpours, just about at any point. maybe a peak or two of sun during the course of the afternoon with a temperature to a

joining me is muhtar kent of coca-cola, gabriel jaramillo director of the global fund and dean kamen, founder and president of da resech and development corporation, i am pleased to have them here, full disclosure, coca-cola has been a supporter of this program for many years and i begin with muhtar kent. >> tell me how you view this sort of, in terms of what coca-cola does or what you see beyond coca-cola as the possibilities of private public collaboration. >> or private ngo collaboration. >> yes. charlie, first, i am really pleased to be with both gabriel and dean here today, two great leaders in their own right and very proud to partner with them on solving societal, buying societal issues around the world. and i think, first, one general comment, buying, large societal challenges, opportunities in the world today can, in my opinion only be solved by what i call the golden triangle at work, the golden triangle at work meaning government business and civil society collaborating, working together to provide solutions. >> rose: meaning -- >> sustainable solutions. >> rose: in other w

that may be things like gray matter lighten kent showed us that showed us that people like psychopaths have decreased gray matter in particular regions of their brain. it could be something like the guy who he was talking about out of virginia who had the large tumor in his brain and chose to act on but didn't have control over having the tumor in his brain. how do we take account for that in law? that's, i think, the interesting struggle that neuroscience presents us with, but it doesn't change the issue of free will. in fact, we have just as robust of evidence from neuroscience that supports this concept of action which is what we punish for in law to begin with. >> and, doctor, would you like to comment on that last? >> no. [laughter] >> i would like to raise an issue. theoretically, that may all be true. there is a problem in distinguishing and differentiating those who are compelled to act from, based on their desires and those who are not. and so if you can't define and it's not just simply defining in the brain, but it's defining it genetic, environmentally, contextually, you're

i saw that man who was as i was, you know, like early 20s at the time of kent state.y what happened that he wrote a song that became an american classic, "ohio." now it's many decades later and he's up there on the stage and in front of our cameras singing with tremendous passion and heartache and rage about four dead in ohio. i'm thinking like do we even know who he's singing about now? the way he does the day is much more passionate than the kind of beautiful, lyrical crosby, stills, nash & young version that came out 10 days after the shootings. so i thought, you know, in this film, we have to really live up to neil young's passion here. so that's why we tracked down the families of the four tragic victims of the kent state shootings. we asked their permission to show what these young people looked like. the pictures came in and we were devastated because here are these four great young americans. they looked like all the kids we know now. they looked like the kids you see, you know, down at occupy wall street. i feel like what neil's doing with that song and what

and this photo was shot by our friinds on kent island.to their safe spot and looked out to the west to watch that wall of grey heading their way. kent island was in theeheart of the no majoo damage reported in as the area. and when it comes to news in your neighborhooo... see it.. shoot can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the "see it, shoot it, send itticon. you can also send photos directly from your cell phoneeto "picc at foxbalttmore dot com." baltimore city firefighters are on a mission to save lives... ábeforeá the flames. myranda ssephens is in west baltimore with the action they're taking followwng two recent deadly fires. myranda? that's right, karen. baltimore city firefighters have been installing free smoke detecttrs in homes for years... and now... you can get one by ust dialing 3-1-1. still... a lot of folks aren't getting tte message... so the firefighters are delivering it to them in person. 3 nats of knocking @ 3701 they went from door to door....ore nats at door or walking!

we have team fox coverage of the campaign ed henry traveling with the president in kent, ohio.de of akron. carl cammeron with the romney camp in toledo. still disputing many of these recent polls, right? >> as we said last night. they believe that so many of the public polls skew to democrats because the sample of democrats is more than what they believe is representative of the actual electorate on election day november 6th. and today romney camp was making the argument they have also been grossly outspent. president obama's campaign has been putting much much more money on the air. advertising will soon even up and that they say will close the polls as well, shep. >> shepard: what is governor romney attempting to turn things around in ohio they do acknowledge they are not winning there. >> sure. they recognize there is a big challenge ahead of them. to that end the last couple of days, they have made him available much more aggressively. six or seven network interviews in the last several days there will be a lot more of that we're told. mr. romney getting much more raucous r

kent, thank you for stepping up. yes, i will tell you what you are paid for after. [laughter] james, thank you for being here. coming out of retirement, thank you for stepping up. thank you for all of your great work. joshua, you are appointed to two conditions today. -- two commissions today. thank you very much. mohammad, he always needs help. thank you for stepping up. [applause] oscar delatorre, the northern california carpenters regional council, thank you. laborers council. tim, thank you for being here. the film commission, patrick johnson, thank you for stepping up. an invaluable planning council that i will be working closely with as we move into the new health care challenges for our city and state and country, that is our hiv services planning council. gabriel ortega, thank you for stepping up. mark, thank you for being here. [applause] a very important commission, our immigrant rights commission, who is constantly challenged by the need to reform our immigration policies, but to make sure that when people try to vote this year that they will not be intim

near kent and norfolk street around 10 p-m.police found a man shot several times...hh later died at shock trauma. anyooe with information call police. you can track criminal activity in your neighborhood with 'spotcrime.' get email alerts when crime happens. log onto fox baltimore dot ccm and click on spotcrime in the hot topics section. a maryyaad man is behind bars, this morning... accused of killing aad-c woman. prince george's county policee charged 31-year-old joseph jones wwth killing áshavon phillips.á phillips' body was found in a duffle bag in fort washington creek in august. police say phillips and jones drove to virginia... but the two separated when they drove back. phillips' death has been ruled the family of a p-g county man shot in the back while in custody now wants answers. kalvin kyleá was arrested after stealing a motorcycle. he trred to escape near county road and foster streettwher he was then shot by police. buttákyle'sá family says he was no threat because he wass handcuffed and can not run fast. "he has rods inside of his legs. if there was a race between him and i

the war and peace show in kent england is in full swing russian military. have even brought about a like over and two accordions to entertain the troops. with the first call to the famous beatles song people begin to gather around. a rumor that the russians had brought a ballet company to spread around the camp. and the war and peace show there's always somebody taking pictures or video of what's going on. or even an original hand crank camera. this camp is a red place with a combination of eccentric people and historic military hardware that can be found many of those in attendance lead normal lives but once a year off to preparations they come here to fulfill their childhood dreams and take on the real proud drive for a brave paratrooper for a week. whatever their age. old ways to cope with that choice. from the. visit to his paratrooper. especially recruits from western europe for quite some time. but some of the. good day comrades. this invincible. when it comes to the reality of. everything becomes clear. on the mark. turning around three i did it got