long. because the art of the moral universe is long it has been towards justice. how long? ot long because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. has -- this faith of lighting as his terrible swiss soared. history does berger guy. he he has founded for the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men that bore his judgment day. oh be swift to answer him. be jubilant might be. our god is marching on. glory, glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [ applause ]. screeria -- nigeria. - what do what the-->> own sues them. >>john dean joined the white house as counsel. next part two 0324 interview with john to you. he discusses why he began to with federal investigators and his sentencing after pleading guilty to a charge of conspiracy to obstruct justice. the richard nixon presidential library conducted this interview

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long? not long. you shall reap what you sow. how long? not long. ruth forever on the scaffold wrong forever on the throne, yet that scaffold sways the future and behind the dim unknown stand god within the shadow keeping watch above his own. how long? not long. the ark of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. how long? not long. mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out to the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. he has loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible, swift toward. his truth is marching on. he has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat. o, be swigft my soul, to answer him. be jubilant my feet. our god is marching on. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [cheers and applause] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at csp anhistory. keep up wi

i'm jackie brison i want to thank supervisor farrell for making this hearing happen it's been a long, long long, long time coming as supervisor farrell and supervisor tang will remember i have spoken several times another supervisor mar during public comment about the need for eviction protection for people who are in so-called supportive housing now, when i got my copy of this beyond moving beyond stability from mr. duffy who isn't here i noticed the definition for homeless housing tenant have a lease and all associated protection well, i was dumped at a site i was told was permanent housing i have a rental agreement this is not permanent this needs to be corrected there needs to be take into account with the eviction protection those nonprofits are receiving a lot of money to work with difficult clients i'll be considered a difficult client i'm highly caught not agitated i'm outspoken and well researched and also the elephant in the room i'm a registered repeal and again the retention why put people in housing if you're got going to keep them there retentions, retention retention you work tow

long. because the art of the moral universe is long it has been towards justice. how long? ot long because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. has -- this faith of lighting as his terrible swiss soared. history does berger guy. he he has founded for the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men that bore his judgment day. oh be swift to answer him. be jubilant might be. our god is marching on. glory, glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [ applause ].

not long because you shall reap what you sew. how long? not long. . how long? not long. because the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. how long? not long. because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord, he's tram pling out the. he's loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword. his truth is marching on. he has founded forth a trumpet. glory hallelujah, glory hallelujah glory hallelujah. this truth is -- his truth is marching on. [applause] >> this is our leader, dr. king? who is our leader? >> dr. king! >> who is our leader? >> dr. king. >> god bless you. >> dr. martin luther kick's address to the march on montgomery. reporting from the alabama state capitol. >> we are going to sing now. "we shall overcome" and following the singing dr. edwin teller, the executive secretary of the american baptist convention who is the official representative of the national council of churches here today will pronounce the benediction. let us now stop in our tracks and let us join our hands. the 300 people who march, stay where you are. we h

(laughter) it would take too long >> willie (laughter) too long too long. >> i do have to tell you a short story about willie brown which is actually a two-story years ago must have been 20 or 25 years ago when willie was speaker of the house i hadn't met him and 50e78gd i hadn't accomplished much in my life as yet but had the honor of introducing willie i don't know if you remember the function but i caught up to him and said speaker brown could you give me assistance how would you like me to refer to you and he said your worship would be fine (laughter) so your worship i've continued to use that you're a wonderful man and yaeths e emission to my life the one thing i want to say at the outset i get hypnotized by donna's dress that is party time in san francisco yeah. >> okay. (clapping.) >> and for the past year we've been celebrating of the hundred anniversary of the panama exhibition we've heard about it from donna and clearly it is wonderful edifice behind me is an example as well as the pal list of fine art we're graergdz e craig's our party lights with this we've had a wonderful

how long echo not long, -- how long? not long. how long? not long. he goes no lie can live forever. long? not long, because god almighty is still on the throne. keep keeping on. we are going to be all right. we are not there yet. amy: that was martin luther king iii speaking of the historic brown chapel ame church in selma, alabama, where on march 7, 1965, hundreds of marchers left from the church and made their way to the edmund pettus bridge. just outside the church i had it since -- i had a chance to speak with civil rights pioneer c.t. vivian, a close friend and advisor to dr. king during 50 years ago vivian was punched in the face by dallas county sheriff jim clark on the courthouse steps in selma as he tried to escort a group of african americans inside to register to vote. the punch was so hard, sheriff clark broke his own hand. c.t. vivian began by talking about the power of nonviolence. >> nonviolent direct action is something we have brought to america, right? nonviolent direct action has no violence in it, right? it is not there to destroy. it is there to develop and build

long, how long can you continue to afford the luxury of a political system and public officials who by their rigidity and vote, have today been responsible for bringing in federally controlled troops who today and even more so tomorrow will cause this state millions of dollars of federal funds from programs of education, agriculture highways, what have you, who have disparaged dozens of industries coming into the state and providing jobs for millions of black and white alabama and. how long, how long will you continue, white alabamians, to be the victims of this self-defeating folly? i say you cannot afford this luxury. as sure as we have an old flag flying behind me, as sure as we have here courageous people gathered, as sure as we have an absent governor, i say -- [applause] i say to white alabamians, that as sure as these things are true, you cannot keep the negro in third class citizen without you being second-class. finally, let me ask you three quick questions. people have said, why are we here? this march is to give a new carriage to the white citizens of the state of alabama who for too long have allowed the worst and the most ignorant elements of their population to speak for them. [applause] secondly we are here to give renewed courage and hope to negro alabamians that they walk not alone. you are not an island. where other people are a concern, you are part of america, and we are part of you. this march will be meaningful only if you march with the same enthus

long not long? because no lie can live forever. how long? not long because you shall reap what you sew. how long? ng truth forever on the skap l, wrong forever on the thrown, yet that skapel sways the future and behind the dim unknown, stand the god within the shadow keeping watch behind his own, how long? not long. >> also speaking today the daughter of alabama governor george wallace. it was wallace who ordered the attack on the marchers. >> my father never built a bomb or hit anybody with a billy club, but he created a climate that allowed other people to go and do those things. >> peggy wallace kennedy is the daughter of george wallace. >> that's my father. >> reporter: the alabama governor who built his reputation fighting against civil rights. >> and i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: so when you listen to your father say segregation now, and all of that and -- >> that's probably the most racist thing i have ever heard him say. >> reporter: that wasn't the only time her father's words and actions betrayed racial bias. he

long? not long! because truth forever on the throne, yet that scalpel is keeping watch. how long? not long! because no lie can live forever. how long? not long! because god almighty is still on the throne, keep keeping on. we are going to be all right. we're not there yet. [cheers and applause] >> we are going to have special remarks from two members of the president's cabinets, taking a point of personal privilege. i just wanted knowledge we have secretary of homeland security, secretary johnson with us and his lovely wife. please stand. we have secretary tom perez, who is the secretary of labor. [applause] attorney general in the wing, not yet confirmed, not yet sworn in loretta lynch, please stand. [cheers and applause] we look forward to you being the 83rd attorney general of the united states of america. my colleague from the great state of texas, sheila jackson lee, please stand up. and the director of the national park service, mr. john jarvis, please stand up. and the 82nd attorney general of the united states, eric holder. [cheers and applause] and his lovely wife and son. first of

long? not long! because truth forever on the throne, yet that scalpel is keeping watch. how long? not long! because no lie can live forever. how long? not long! because god almighty is still on the throne, keep keeping on. we are going to be all right. we're not there yet. [cheers and applause] >> we are going to have special remarks from two members of the president's cabinets, taking a point of personal privilege. i just wanted knowledge we have secretary of homeland security, secretary johnson with us and his lovely wife. please stand. we have secretary tom perez, who is the secretary of labor. [applause] attorney general in the wing, not yet confirmed, not yet sworn in loretta lynch, please stand. [cheers and applause] we look forward to you being the 83rd attorney general of the united states of america. my colleague from the great state of texas, sheila jackson lee, please stand up. and the director of the national park service, mr. john jarvis, please stand up. and the 82nd attorney general of the united states, eric holder. [cheers and applause] and his lovely wife and son. first of

long? not long. because you shall reap what you sew. how long? not long. >> how long?ps and read her father's speech. moments later, she prayed with the current alabama governor and the daughter of former alabama governor george wallace, a testament to just how far we have come. today, we also must remember the sacrifices that paved the way, the passing by a civil rights icon. she was a mother of five who became disgusted with the violence she saw on tv against black protesters. she joined the march from selma to montgomery and near the end of that march, she was shot and killed by the kkk. dr. king attended her funeral five days later. louise was the only white woman to lose her life working for that civil rights movement. her life and death showed that all americans had a stake in moving america forward. next month, her daughter will be a guest at my national action network convention receiving an award on behalf of her mother because as we struggle with continued inequality as we struggle with continued challenges of civil rights yes, it's hard yes, we're going to b

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that's part of my health and well-being on the other side we've had this vacant building here for a long, long time i actually used to live across the block this is an ice sore and on top of that this will be qualified cord as part of south of market a benefit to everyone that lives here so congratulations i want to thank the board i know this is a full-time volunteer job along where the staff if makes that happen i know that barry's and others work in participating to make sure you're the 360 for our recipe we talk about that in the world i'm in it is often said you have to go to prison to get healthier and in counseling and you should be able to do that without sending someone probation officer to prison so 360 hesitate expanded 2 thousand to 7 thousand people it didn't so you would a lot but each individual story this is a an incredible boosters to the city to good job to everyone involved thank you. (clapping.) thank you, supervisor kim please welcome the san francisco director of public health barbara garcia >> (clapping.) good afternoon, everyone i can't tell you how happy i am to be her

long, long before we thought of legislation to codify our work he was there and supervisor wiener when we first started the restoration that he k3b9d time and time again his willing innocence to set aside unit at park merced to houses u house the victims of fire i know the other disasters and in addition to park merced and other unit on treasure island stepped up to help famed by the 22nd aid 450id street fire and a newcomer to the area the technology to be living also residents and family from the mission fire in housing right on mission street i know that the owner will wanted to talk about his technology helps easy the usual tension between landlord/tenant and increase their housing opportunity our housing partners are key to the recovery for our families i want to thank you for the opportunity to encourage more project sponsors property owners and landlord to step up john steward to the living we need nor cooperation as i know you'll do our best with the board of supervisors and leandro address supervisor campos and supervisor wiener will join me to prevent the fires from happening whether a stronger compliance with the building code or anticipation of more of the things that prevent disaster but have to face disaster when it comes up so having a larger best i didn't have property owners will help on this effort and with the residential rent legislation all of our landowner have that opportunity to do the right thing for the residents also want to say thank you to the hotel couldn't because even they stepped up to provide hotel unit as brief as those unite were available they were able to step in and help a number of fire victims and the family we honor good samaritans helping our families for their long term recovery as well they have brought our entire city together to help those who are effected by raiding resources in a significant way of course i'm talking about zach crockett a young resident of our mission and some place who is running home and rather than stop and observe and take photographs and pictures like many others he rode home and allowed that to people trait his action and set up a go fund me account to help his neighbors (clapping.) well this effort this effort raised an unprecedented over $120,000 for those who are effected by the fire this is extraordinary and i want to thank a participate he found we've known to be a good partner our mission confirmation development meeting that was on the ground day in and out helping the 4r5i9 resident in the midst meeting worked closely with the 22nd street folks and became the agent for the good fund account so thank you to meeting not only for that at the heart of not only the residents your concern buyout small businesses and

long especially down the stretch. there is sean o'hair in what is the biggest day in a long long time in his career. ing about it all week. how he lost all the confidence the swing in his game and yet here he is with a chance to pick up a pga tour victory. he was a rookie of the year at one point. jordan spieth was a rookie of the year at one point on the pga tour. patrick reed has a chance to pick up five victories before he turns 25. >> it will be very interesting. all good stories. no question about it. of the three. i'm not sure anyone has the advantage. although jordan spieth made some unbelievable putts there on the back nine. one putt to 13 14 16 17 and 18. >> just did not look like he was going to be in the position that he's in. so if you just joined us. some of the examples of how this all happened. ryan moore the 54-hole leader by one. he bogeyed the second and the third to fall back to 8 under. this from 174 yards with a 7 iron at the 6th to take a two-shot lead at the time. eagle drops for more and it looked like he was in control. then patrick reed for birdie at the 12th has just kept i

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long? not long. because you shall reap what you sow. how long? not long. e. how long? not long. because my eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he's traveling out to visit where the grapes of wrath are stored. he's loosed the faithful lightning of his terrible swift sword. his truth is marching on. he's sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he's at the hearts of men before his judgment seat. be swift, my soul, to answer me. be jubilant my feet. our god is marching on. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [ cheers & applause ] >> who is our leader? [ chanting dr. king ]. >> who is our leader? who is our leader? who is our leader? who is our leader? god bless you >>> dr. martin loout ear king's address to the march on montgomery. reporting from the alabama state capital. >> we are going to sing now. we shall overcome. and following the singing of "we shall overcome", dr. edwin tenor, the executive secretary of the american baptist convention who is the official repr

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quotes and not supporting this i heard the members of the board to talk about the long term fix we've heard that for a long, long time it sounds like supporting a sandwich by opposing meat so we're concerned around did funding being passed to the supplemental as other services have been passed through supplementals it is confusing when we as the city is thinking we're supporting one but hallowing out another is making us stronger we're critiquing the budget we're not asking for add back fund or this is an opportunity tour the members of the board to go on record supporting the nonprofit workers the point we support and the agencies thank you. >> i'm going to call a few more names (calling names). >> those are all the cards i have. >> next speaker. >> hi my name is eileen engross i work for connecticut arrested house a nonprofit housing program for almost 12 years my coworkers and i were cats manager's provided needed services for the formerly homeless meanwhile we receive much lower wage than other workers because of us that there are fewer people on the street and in the hospitals and in jail as a result the ci

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taking a long long long time to take control of the oil refinery to the north of where they are tikritrt of the success will come in the composition of the 30,000 troops involved. it is not just iraqi army. shi'a militias but significantly some sunni tribesmen fighting alongside the government forces there. why is that important? because this is a sunni heartland area. unless there are sunni elements on the government's side, this is perceived as a sectarian fight. certainly there are sectarian elements on the ground. we have seen them in the iraqi army. that is a concern for human rights organizations. that the fear of retribution. for the iraqi army here, they saw isis back in june single out and kill 1,700 shi'a government forces by the sunni group isis. there's a lot at stake here psychologically and cohesively. can the government be seen as non sectarian on this? >> important, important point. nic robertson. thank you. >>> 54 minutes past the hour. college tuition soaring. which schools give you the most bang for your buck. the best return on your education investment. an early st