remember, there were two counts against king george 3rd in our declaration of independence. absence of trial by jury, and you don't have trial by jury, and in king george iii, depended on his own whims. and military commissions, unlike federal judges, are not independent of the executive branch, and indeed are part of the executive branch. those i think are staggering difference in the due process between the military model and the military commissions model. but we have certainly made through the classified military procedures act prosecutorred without difficulty, and that was shortly after 9/11. mr. chert cherto chertoff, he st making sure that classified information was placed in the public record and the convictions. we have post-9/11, with regard to zacharia zacarias moussaoui,s convicted to life in prison after the jury considered a death sentence, and jose padilla, who was tried in the civilian court and convicted, and he's now serving a very long sentence. and we need to remember that initially, the idea of the military conditions was there was an urgency on the batt

. >>> time for a look back on this day in 1937, britain's king george vi was crowned after king edward viii abdicated to marry an american socialite. >> the eyes of the world were focused on london to crown the king of england. all the colorful panoply brought to theater streams a spectacle rarely seen more than once or twice in a lifetime. >>> happy birthday to tony hawk, he's 46. british rocker steve winwood, 66, and baseball legend yogi gr berra is 89. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty nguyen. thank you for watchi >>> the smell of a massive fire at a south bay landfill lingers in the air. what firefighters are now telling us, coming up. >>> making after thieves take off with a number of items. >>> how the 49ers could be the one thing standing in the way of joe montana building a massive entertainment complex right across the street from levi's stadium. >>> it is monday, may 12th, this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning, everyone. happy monday. 4:30 in the morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> lots to get to this morning, i'm l

the thing king george a judge and i ran as ordering a facebook on our minds of the berger to appear in court through the onset is a burned to answer complaints that they have violated privacy. facebook is already banned in the country on with other social website is like twitter and you to the and his arch will resume today for three men who went missing after this massive mudslides and colorado. take a look at the amount of blood covered up. the three county road workers lived in missing or reported missing on sunday after the rain saturated fat bridge collapse in on them. select on yesterday cannot find them. if they're looking at the lower end of the side. at the upper portion considered too unstable to look at. if it's at risk of sliding again tariff the massive slide is 2 mi. wide and 4 mi. long. the towering flames leap nine entries. is to give you an idea of what they're saying. hot spots and deep. we're watching things rolling back up here, on 680 in the southbound direction. what is accident that was reported even starting to back up the 580 this a true has spots here. again t

all king george may have been kicked out but the next king george who happens to be prince william's son is the endless fascination here. is it social class? pomp and circumstance? because kerri is the world's most eligible bachelor? he is. having broken up with his girlfriend of two years, pour angela merkel, she can't compete with that. she may run europe's most powerful economy and the telling of president how he runs his foreign policy but she is toast when it comes to media coverage. you can make a case that it should not be this way but it is. this is media reality today. that is why president obama would far prefer a photo op with prince william. wouldn't he loves a royal endorsement for obamacare? of course he is not going to get it. he is about to get a lecture from angela merkel. welcome to america, harry and william. you will win the ratings war two centuries after you lost the big one. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i

that king george had committed against the rights of englishmen. this particular report lists 76 examples of lawlessness and abuse of power. >> 76 actses of lawlessness and worse than key king? but this crazy talk wasn't done there. >> how exactly do we go to putin and say you need to be boundary rule of law when multily our government is saying never mind the laws that our congress passed we're going to dig regard them. >> that's absurd. but senator cruz's speech was awful obscenely disrespectful. >> when you have a president who can pick and choose which laws to follow and which laws to ignore, then you no longer have president. >> we do have a president. you might not agree with him, you might not like him, but he won an election. he has a mandate, and all this bogus talk of imimpeachment is nothing more than just that -- talk. joining me now are joe madison and jimy williams, thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >> joe, let me start with you. why does the right keep going back to this argument that the

alpha alpha and one of his mates made thee for victory brooches out of english coins where king george's head seems to rise transiently out of the thee and guernsey people would wear these brooches inside the lapels of their coats so that they could flash them to other guernsey people in the streets right under the germans noses. now with that overview i want to tell two quick stories of the former persistence used in guernsey and one that i think is very often overlooked. it's the ancient concept of hargeisa. in its english translation that comes out as free speech or fearless speech. in part he's a speaker values over safety and views oppositional speech is a duty to the larger community. they exercise of party should demand the courage to speak in spite of some danger. the germans knew the danger to them if oppositional speech and verbal confrontations went unpunished so our arrests for speech with a called unguarded speech started very early in the occupation and extended very late. mrs. wanted for green proved to be a good example and i'm telling you these stories. i won't try to do

army, it would be like king george, it would lead to tyranny.nd they thought having these militias, citizen soldiers, with their guns from home, would have -- >> what about wayne lapierre, who come on these kinds of shows, how can they ignore that whole language about the militia being necessary to the state? how can they ignore it? >> chris, if you go to the nra headquarters in virginia and walk into the lobby, they have on the wall, in big letters, what they say is the text of the second amendment. they just edited out the part with the militias. they have two little dots to replace it. and what happened was, over many years, the supreme court had ruled several times -- >> okay, you made a point public opinion is moot. you may not agree with them, but john roberts is a reasonable conservative. why would he go along with this? >> it's kind of a classic story. we've always had the case be in america that moving the public opinion, political fights, political -- >> are they responding to the hard right? people like chief justice roberts? are they

and alf and one of his mates made v for victory broaches out of english coins where king george's head seems to raise triumphantly out of a v, and the people would wear these broaches inside the lapels of their coat so they could flash them to other people in the street right under the germans' noses. now, with that overview, i want to tell two very quick stories of a form of resistance used and one that i think is very often overlooked. it's the ancient concept of parhesia. in its english translation, that comes out as free speech or fearless speech. a speaker values frankness over safety and views oppositional speech as a duty to the larger community. the exercise of parhesia demands the courage to speak in spite of some danger. now, the germans knew the danger danger to them if optional speech and verbal confrontations went unpunished. so arrests started very early in the occupation and extended very late. in telling these stories, i won't try to do the gun city accent. my brother-in-law gives you a pet phrase, oh, yeah? pigs will fly. the royal hotel served as the first german head

. >> >> it had 28 particulars that king george had committed against the rights of englishmen. well, this particular report lists 76 examples of lawlessness and abuse of power. >> over at the "washington post," plumline blog, it's noted the gop was backed into shutting down the government in defending the affordable care act last fall and the same thing could play out with impeachment. we ask is impeachment where we're going? is that the only place they're tanging the investigation? if that's the road they are going to go down, how much political blowback could that create? by the way, what do they do? do they refuse to go along or do they grudgingly take those five committee seats? is it better to fight it from the inside to the outside. to talk about all this. i want to bring in msnbc and jerry. and congressman, aisle start with you. i have heard the case from both sides in the democratic part on this, hey, you want to know what they're up to, you want to have a voice, you don't want to be blind-sided, or the other case has been if you deny something bipartisanship, any sort

jack as a token of friendship from king george the. lion kingdom added a union jack to its own flag as an act of recognition for the gesture of british friendship in spite of the foreign presence in hawaii mainly britain at the time as well as other ethnic groups king kamehameha gave his kingdom its own identity he gained international recognition. eight hundred forty three kingdom of hawaii was indeed recognized as an independent nation state as a member of the family nations through treating the united states great britain and . twenty other nations. and this was. meant to secure the sovereign nation through the austrian warcry. and so from that point on one hundred forty three the kingdom of hawaii was indeed recognized. as the monarch consolidated the archipelago as a sovereign state the kingdom of hawaii also created a society of citizens with its own identity an independent state. in one thousand nine hundred three. but somehow i and it was an indicator of citizenship or membership to the hiking them. up and i think century was a

nightline" is next, but first, his album is called, "this is what i do" here with the song "king of everything" boy georgee booze let the demons win the fight dropped my gloves to the ground ♪ ♪ you know i'm sorry for the times i made you cry i made an art of letting you down ♪ ♪ i used to say it's only me i'm hurting but i saw you on the stairs the kid was crying ♪ ♪ and the dogs were howling and a siren filled the air what's the word on the street have i lost my crown ♪ ♪ or will i be king again what's the word on the street have i lost my crown ♪ ♪ or will i be king of everything tempted myself time and time again ♪ ♪ like self destruction was so cool i mocked your tears and i scarred your heart ♪ ♪ i blamed the past and i blamed you i used to say it's only me i'm hurting ♪ ♪ but i saw you on the stairs the kid was crying and the dogs were howling ♪ ♪ and a siren filled the air what's the word on the street have i lost my crown or will i be king again ♪ ♪ what's the word on the street have i lost my crown ♪ ♪ or will i be king of everything ♪ yeah, yeah yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ of everything standing outside of

king who has become a mentor. >> chicago facing competition in the bid for a george lucas museum. >> the hospital scandal continues to grow. a second day of testimony is set to start. the highland park teenagers accused of driving on then and have land and killing a young girl in a car crash. live at the lake county courthouse. nearly two years. there is no jury in this case. this is a bench trial. the judge is expected to get the case. >> this is a horrible tragedy. we extend our most heartfelt condolences. expressing sorrow earlier this for what happened to the highland park family in 2012. crushed but automobile near central ave. her mother suffering serious injuries but surviving the tragedy. prosecutors say she was in handling or huffing chemicals from a computer cleanser to get high. >> already pleaded guilty to reckless homicide which is a professional offense. the lawyer trying to avoid much more serious charges. four counts of aggravated driving. the main argument is that the computer cleanser is not listed as an intoxicating substance. >> shocking details about the v.a. hospitals gamble. the initial repo

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king. and one thing i found out, the second guy from the left is george bella my, a corporal and the bombardier, and they flew around to make sure they had sink because the commanders were good at throwing garbage and debris out of the torpedo toupees to make it look like they were sunk. but they saw these poor germans popping to the surface and cain did a very humane thing help ordered his own crew to take off their life jackets and through them to the germans below, and then why rescued horst degen. unconscious, surgeon burn, he was wearing george bellamys live life jacket. and they were all repatriated in germany in 1946. such a backlog, i guess you could call it. in 1942, only a handful of german p.o.w.s in the united states. these were only the second u-boat. by 1945 there were torches thousands and german and italian soldiers detained in a whole network of p.o.w. camps from here to the west coast. so took awhile to get everybody back home after the surrender. in 1982, after several years of correspondence, harry cain and horst degen met at his house in germany, and one are the more poigna

denouncing king as a figure worthy of elevating to a position of national hero recognizing on the level of full guaranteed day off as officials federal policy to educate this man to the level of george washington and christopher columbus and jesus of nazareth, was horrifying to this guy and he tried to convince his colleagues in congress there were only two people who oppose the king holiday and took that strategy and opposing his character. things had changed by the 70s and 80s. there was larry mcdonald from suburban atlanta, georgia who was a democrat and a member of the john birch society continued to denounce king as a communist. finally there was jesse helms from north carolina who stayed out of the king holiday battle at least, floor of congress until the end when he stole the headlines by squaring off against ted kennedy and saying the only reason we know king was a communist was because ted kennedy's brothers ordered surveillance on him because that is what they believe that he ended up getting a tobacco deal and backing down which people suggested was his motive all along. .. >> bob dole and others pulled reagan to a pretty strong support and all along the republicans and o

george gets fouled, he had 24. pacers take game one, 107-96 your final. >>> to the highs. game one of the western conference finals, kings and blackhawks. first period, 1-0 hawks, kings tie it in the second. but duncan keith breaks the tie with a laser, blackhawks win 3-1 and take a 1-0 series lead. >>> we have another first time winner on the pga tour as brandon todd snags the byron nelson championship. perfect day for golf in texas. leader brendan todd, bogey free on the day, he knew he would have a good day. then he has a shot at the tournament. par-3, 13th. on the grebe and saves par. keeps him at 14-under and a two-shot lead. wins his first pga tour event in 77 tries. earning a $1.2 million, a two year exemption on the tour and a spot in the masters. >> final stage of the tour of california, tour de france winner bradley wiggins cruising to victory. wiggins came in 20th, wins the 2014 tour of california by 30 seconds. >> indy 500 next sunday here on abc. we have your poll sitter at 6:00 on channel 7. >> thank you, shu. up next, we take you to an annual even in the south bay that pays tribute to the a so what we're l

king. all right. >> who is at home with prince george?> a little mom time. >> they had that long trip. >> hopefully they can bring some of those ribs. >> mm. >> rendezvous. >> i'll have to try them. >> and that sweet tea. >>> how about that dramatic video of a road collapse in baltimore? more heavy rain forecast today. ginger is at disney world. she's going to explain that for us later in florida. good morning, ginger. >> hey, good morning to you guys. yes. a much nicer scene than where i was standing yesterday, if you recall. that was in baltimore, maryland, in front of that huge landslide. and now, we have the video from when that happened. look at this. and listen. [ screaming ] and there it goes. we have to get the forecast, though. at least it's going to be dry in the northeast. it is the heavy rain in central florida where i am this weekend, that we'll be seeing pockets of. that's something we'll have to watch out for. your local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. first, though, the weekend getaways brought to you by king's hawaiian

george makes it 91-87 pacers. 37 points. indiana wins 93-90 to cut the heat series lead 3-2. if the blackhawks look nervous, it is because they were facing elimination to the kings. chicago wins 5-4 to force a game six. kings lead 3-2. and serena is out. venus is out of the french open centers there. >> wow. >> if anybody is out there, ken has lost his brain. we'll be right back. [ laughter ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. our next newscast is tomorr morn >> letterman is next with james franco. >> i found my brain. the next newscast tomorrow morning. expect to see you there. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, br across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra

george makes it 91-87 pacers. 37 points. indiana wins 93-90 to cut the heat series lead 3-2. if the blackhawks look nervous, it is because they were facing elimination to the kingso wins 5-4 to force a game six. kings lead 3-2. and serena is out. venus is out of the french open centers there. >> wow. >> if anybody is out there, ken has ,,,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr mornin >> letterman is next with james franco. >> i found my brain. ,,,, female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the following is a paid advertisement for omega xl. my name is larry king. a few years ago i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people li

abraham lincoln and theodore roosevelt and ronald reagan and george bush all of whom had much different views on immigration than steve king is following steve king on immigration. and let me say, mr. president, they are following steve king over the cliff. because not only are they hurting america, but because they are so afraid to buck this extremist -- and he is extreme on immigration -- they're going to make it certain that they will lose the 2016 presidential election, that they will make sure that the house, that the senate remains democratic in 2016 and that the house turns democratic. it's amazing. the republican record on immigration reform is clear. steve king has three wins, the rest of the republican party and the rest of america is winless. good for him, terrible for us. since house republicans won't stand up to steve king, king is in the driver's seat of immigration reform and as long as he sits there, things will continue to be stuck in a rut. america is growing weary of republicans talking a good game on immigration while high-tech businesses can't get the labor they need to grow and create american jobs. w

george. >>> still monitoring the closure of interstate 280 here in san francisco. the 280 extension, southbound still shut down between king street onramp is closed, closed from downtown san francisco out to mariposa. opening in less than 24 hours. definitely having an impact on the ride around the bay. you can see your quick commute check shows light traffic for the east bay, south bay, peninsula, we do have an incident or two but nothing to slow traffic. >>> as george said, we're about 24 hours before southbound interstate 280 is set to reopen in san francisco. today is a holiday. so hopefully the traffic won't be too bad for those of you who have to work around it. jackie is live with more on the progress of the construction. i know they are scheduled to reopen by tomorrow morning. are we on schedule? >> reporter: that's a good question. we haven't heard from caltrans yet. you can see a lot of caltrans workers out here working feverishly. they've worked 24 hours straight through since they closed the freeway on thursday night at 9:00 p.m. now, they are scheduled to reopen it tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., as you said, i

george three of his 24 points as the pacers up 14 in the fourth quarter. stevenson to west. they roll 107-96, miami loses in just three. >> a pretty tough task for the kingsin their stanley cup play off series in chicago. after winning a game seven on friday against anaheim the kings flew to the windy city to open their western conference final today against the reigning champions. take a look at the face of joe quinville winner or loser. black hawk taking the lead. nick letty winds up. chicago scored with a big shot. it'll be duncan keith teeing off this time. the puck goes off to jared stoll and ton the net. chicago wins 3-1. game two of the series will be wednesday night again in chicago. no word whether quinnville cracked a smile. >>> and the tour of california has its 2014 winner. and a homecoming stor for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. >>> arguably the biggest cycle in the united states the tour of california is in the book

george bush. they want to control the apparatus so it's not a level playing field. frankly, we've seen rick scott's attempt at voter suppression in the past, he's the king of voter suppressionnegative, negative, negative. key to remember is even in a giant state like florida you really can't spend $100 million effectively. >> when does charlie crist engage? is he short on resources? he's certainly not going to be able to match rick scott. how long does the silence take place other than his grassroots politicking, which he's very good at, by the way? >> well, i think he's correctly holding his fire for a while. he's already raised $10 million or $11 million. we'll be record numbers once we get to election day in november. but remember, we doemt need $100 million plus. we probably need $40 million or $50 million, and i should say on the record now i think we have it but we'll be outspent by $50 million or more. but we have a situation in florida which people just rally don't like this guy, not much is going to change, he has a terrible record, says he's a jobs governor, then does away with trying to take the money for the bullet train, which is 23,000jobs. he says i want to a

george mark, they thought he would only survive maybe a few days. >> reporter: he lived for two more months. during that time, the family lived in this apartment at the house with a kitchen, king sized bed and sun filled rooms. they were steps away from noah's room where he received round the clock care from the home's nurses and doctors. >> we really can provide a very high level of care outside of the hospital that is less expensive and more therapeutic for the families. >> reporter: kathy hall is the cofounder of the george mark children's house. 10 years ago when it opened it was the first pediatric hospice facility in the country. >> it's named for my two brothers, george and mark, and george died of cancer when he was 30. >> reporter: her brother mark was killed in a car crash as a teenager. 75% of their $5 million a year budget comes from donations, which is why san leandro police are stepping in to help. >> little did i know how great the place was and really from there, it's kind of how we decided to adopt them as a charity. >> reporter: the department's organized a s.w.a.t. fitness challenge with 40 teams from across the state participating. >> goal is to raise $20,0

king. >> i would urge you to put in jimmy stewart's wonderful life the very first two minute clip is an exchange between georgebailey and mr. potter that captures what we are talking about today. i would just say gosh, miss yellen, gee whiz, channeling jimmy stewart, how about putting the community banker on the federal reserve board? don't you think that would be a good deal? >> i would say -- i certainly am in favor of that. two individuals who are very familiar with community banking. governor duke who ran a community bank in virginia or had a lifetime experience in community banking, and the governor rascal who moved to become treasury secretary who served as commissioner of banking in maryland and got to know the community banks and community bank regulatory issues very closely. they made huge contributions and i would look to see replacement. >> kobe will convey that sentiment to the white house pleas. i met with bankers to underscore the point you made about the weakening in the housing market. that is what i am hearing from that. marked decline in new mortgages and i realize the florida anecdote is not

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