him not to lynch him as well. james cameron later founded the holocaust museum in the walkie wisconsin. so there would have been a third victim. when i talk about living with lynching i'm talking about the fact that we are still lynching in many ways but i want to talk about what does it mean to be someone like james cameron who basically managed to escape this but then also have to live with the fact he would have been the third person and continue to live with the photograph itself circulating. so those are some of the things that we want to deal with. finally, with this one i wanted to be very clear about the deliberate composition of the photographs that we are not just talking about a straightforward record but because of th that id composition to the photograph. part of that i would suggest to you is that shape around the midsection. historians have a little bit of delay to about this bu about thm convinced by those that suggest whenever you see that and suggest this victim was castrated. when i talk about d

. >>> only on 2, marshawn lynch on winning the super bowl.onight, the oakland native met withamber lee. he opened up about his passion away from football. >> reporter: frank, tonight, we spoke with the football player, where he attended high school, and where he still lives in the off-season. he is most comfortable back in oakland, where he was born and raised. he tells me, growing up in north oakland prepared him for life, both on and off the football field. >> 5 years old. having some of your home boys getting killed at that age, you know, it prepares you for a lot. >> reporter: lynch says he's alive today only by the grace of god. seeing a world beyond oakland when he plays for the cal bears, was an eye opener. >> that the world is bigger than the 580, and the 880. >> reporter: to help oakland kids from a similar underprivileged background. lynch holds a football camp for them every july. his message? playing professional sports is only attainable by a few. but dreams of success in other arenas is possible. >> this is not what you might be

. >>> only on 2, marshawn lynch on winning the super bowl.oakland native met withamber lee. he opened up about his passion away from football. >> reporter: frank, tonight, we spoke with the football player, where he attended high school, and where he still lives in the off-season. he is most comfortable back in oakland, where he was born and raised. he tells me, growing up in north oakland prepared him for life, both on and off the football field. >> 5 years old. having some of your home boys getting killed at that age, you know, it prepares you for a lot. >> reporter: lynch says he's alive today only by the grace of god. seeing a world beyond oakland when he plays for the cal bears, was an eye opener. >> that the world is bigger than the 580, and the 880. >> reporter: to help oakland kids from a similar underprivileged background. lynch holds a football camp for them every july. his message? playing professional sports is only attainable by a few. but dreams of success in other arenas is possible. >> this is not what you might be doing in th

tonight, jane lynch. oand music with cleto and the cletones. and now, take my word for it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> thanks for tuning into the show. thanks for watching at home. glad you're here. you should have been here last night. we had an interesting night last night. the mayor of toronto, rob ford was here. after that, i'm not sure what happened. it seemed like we were having fun. we went over much of his remarkable life. we went over some of his home videos. then after the show, apparently he was upset. why, i'm not exactly sure. i asked him about drinking and smoking crack, what were we supposed to talk about? his other hobbies? anyway, after the show, rob buzz surprised, i guess, and he left right away mad. but then i don't know what happened, maybe he watched it again or he thought it out on the flight. but he reflected on the experience this morning at toronto city hall. >> did jimmy kimmel make a fool out of you? >> i don't think so at all. i'm getting a lot of support. was it a tough interview? sure it was. but he has a

i was working at madam merrill lynch and i didn't want to drink new year's eva way ~. so, that morning i spent working on the financial foundation, more he will lynch's platform for establishing people with wealth, people who want to increase their retirement savings ~ and people who are interested in making secure -- securing their children's futures through college, through college savings and also through homeownership schemes. when i completed it, i was quite excited. its was an awakening for me a to what i would be doing the rest of the year because i was anticipating getting accepted to hasting. its wasn't clear at the time i what going to be working at merrill lynch for the rest of the year as well. i'm talking about the points of authorities issue or what we call the poa program at merrill lynch. i continued with merrill until 2005 and i took the bar examination at the end of 2005 -- in july of 2005. i was quite excited and happy about that, and it was about the same time that we saw a new senator come to power in the united states. i want to remind you the sen

her book living with lynching. the university of illinois press has won awards for the american theater and drama society and from the society of the study of american women writers. currently an associate professor of english at ohio state university and earned her ph.d. from the university of maryland at college park. she has numerous publications and in particular i will focus on james baldwin performance from mr. charlie that appeared in the quarter of a. she also has an article called love in action in drawing parallels between racial violence at the last turn-of-the-century and the anti-lgbt violence today. it is a pleasure for me to welcome you to the library of congress because so often we do not hear so many different sides of the community and your scholarship does just that. welcome. [applause] >> that is high praise. that is high praise. i certainly have tried to do justice about the people that i write about. so that is high praise. think you for being a part of this. of this is rolling. dr. moses than

to get some they paid us buying merrill lynch seven in your own. it told them fixing the irish banks would cost sixteen billion euro at most. that was near the four th it in your go all the mark. we need to paint it all i can manage it so wrong why development despite being told that very early stage that was the captain will continue to tell their people but it was just that a liquidity problem and then why did it and take action every year when the department of finance had a presentation way back in march of the two cessna need to think that the possibilities often banks falling into trouble. very few did get estimates writes that governments and central line. craig's numerous advisors and made numerous attempts to get the ball some of the black hole in the blanks. in two thousand and nine the stage with an evident in your own in the vendors. the following year it poured and a further thirty five in your oh and in twenty eleven it provided an additional eighteen billion euro bringing the total sixty four billion euro. but europe is still grappli

martian lynch spoke exclusive live about the great highs and lows in his life. growing up in north oakland he saw friends get killed starting at the able of five. he is now helping other kids through the family foundation. >> i hope i can give them a sense of hope you know something to believe in and something to have faith in. >> lynch holds a football camp his goals include expanding foundations and finishing with a degree in social welfare. >>> and they went into effect at the s ap center and they now have to go through metal detectors, there are also bag searches in effect and the national league is requiring arenas to hold security. >>> he is defending his decision to bring a tiger into a bar. john basil is raising a siberian tiger to be part of his wildlife education center. he took him to uncle richie's bar and people panicked and called police at the site of the extra large cat. >> he was walking the streets like it was a normal thing like it was a dog. basil said he was there only for 15 minutes because people were making the tiger grumpy and at no time

it is directed by shola lynch.itted she is a member of the communist party. >> everybody has a file on her. >> her first lecture drew to 2000 students. >> her education is being put into practice. >> she purchased quattro guns. >> there is a conspiracy in the land. conspiracy to wipe out the black community. i think she's trying to overthrow our system of government and she admits that. the actions of the fbi in every inning angela davis are rather remarkable for u.s. district court judge set bail at $100,000. its entire -- >> they wanted to break me. >> there was enormous feeling for angela everywhere in the world. >> we know she is innocent. >> we went to tell that pharaoh in washington to let angela davis go free. >> what they're doing is an exaggerated form of what happens every day to black people in this country. >> angela! free angela! >> what does it mean to be a criminal and the society? >> they're not going to kill her or imprison her. we're going to win her freedom. documentary on angela davis. the makin

only on 2, an interview with martian lynch -- marshawn lynch. he talked to us.stair marshawn lynch talked exclusively to ktvu about the incredible highs and the lows of his life. froing up in north -- growing up in north oakland, he saw his friends killed when he was only 5 years old. now he's helping children through his nonprofit first family foundation. >> i just hope i can give them a sense of hope, you know, something to believe in, something to have faith in. >> now, every july, marshawn lynch holds a football camp. his other goals include expanding his foundation and finishing college with a degree in social welfare. >>> the northern california couple is getting good news about the gold coins they found on their property. the coins have an estimated value of $10 million and date back as far as the mid 1800s. there was speculation the coins may have come from a 1901 theft at the u.s. mint in san francisco. if that was true the coins would become evidence and become confiscated. but yesterday u.s. mint officials announced there's no apparent link between th

growing up, lynch saw friends killed starting when he was only five years old.ily first foundation. >> i just hope i can give them a sense of hope, something to believe in, something to have faith in. >> lynch holds a football also college with a degree in social welfare. >>> we have been following this and it's cause going huge delays to try to get into san francisco this morning. >>> also the spy center, the tie breaking center and the emotional reaction to mayor jean quan's decision, stay right here with us. >> reporter: good morning. confusion and frustration here in san leandro at the bayfair b.a.r.t. as we head into the heart of the morning commute. when service will be up and running after a police investigation. >>> and some people take the car when b.a.r.t. is not working properly. we're watching the freeways to make sure that traffic doesn't get to be out of hand. we'll let you know the alternate routes. >>> a transgender teenager recants a story about a bathroom account at hercules high school. the charges that teen could now face. >> reporter: $12 mi

tonight, jane lynch. oand music with cleto and the cletones. now, take my word for it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> thanks for tuning into the show. thanks for watching atom

but that united david lynch is also a musician designer and photographer. in recent years has undertaken many artistic projects in the french capital where he spends a lot of its time. the scar any id card has a photo exhibition on at the ms will abandon a photocopy. it's cool small stories to a pocket a consummate school. hello my name is david blaine. din. we were in tears often it just to be welcomed into the well of david lynch. that's not to be back in town and decorated my stack in this design. it took effect. i was hesitant to tell the company. i did on lowell me. when will they does this. and. which means i'm due the good results. i was bounced like a bike like that was. and everything. i stopped liking to me. it is he was there. we all know how to play it during the lead. sch. getting there it's perfectly. so who will gets repeated leach with it when he met his paintings is to oprah speaks of his films due to his music for the role from the same realm. from whom men. this guy the attacks. i was singing to tok about a leech defeating the gdp of cine

young girls who have been sexually exploited, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to amy lynchkate kelly, kpix 5. >>> coming up is barbie creating barriers for young girls? why playing with dolls could be playing with careers. coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. out of his debt.. by blamine casino! that s >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 a man blows a half million bucks gambling invasion and now trying to get out of the debt by blaming the casino. that and more at 5:00. >>> finally, girls who play with barbie dolls could have a limited view of their career choices. researchers have some young girls play with barbie or mrs. potato head. then they ask the girls about possible careers. results showgirls who played with barbie thought they were capable of fewer jobs than boys. and those are mrs. potato head thought their job options were equal to boys. so we asked you on facebook, is barbie influencing the career options for girls? sound off on our kpix 5 page. look for the story in the

politics professor alan lynch. would you describe russia as a democracy? >> it is certainly not a political democracy. .. speed is and why did he get elected and why is he popular? >> in 2007 and 2008, ted was reaching the second term in office. that was the end according to the constitution to terms in a row. most russians built into the lead and society were genuinely concerned had i to obey the terms of the constitution and stepped out because they solved no credible alternative leader at that point. in fact ten as we know arranged for his own succession by placing his protÉge as president and the pig became prime minister that remained at the center of the russian political system into the great relief of most russians and the elite society. you may read shortly thereafter we at the world economic crisis. it is the one or two producer in the world with saudi arabia almost every year. they collapsed from $145 a barrel to $33 a barrel. this was a majo major exit schee crisis for the economy. to attend had been able over the last five or six years in the

that was to show my aunt from and the bank of america merrill lynch global research the motor has agreed to pay one point two billion dollars to the us justice department to settle claims that ms land transport authorities as the highest i never paid by nona make it to the department of justice department asking probing claims that ten provided misleading information about safety problems that triggered a huge recall and two thousand and nine and two thousand ten. the company issued the meantime the united states after a number of so called sudden acceleration accidents involving drivers of its clients. state officials say it's been a difficult decision but that it was important for the company to take positive steps in the us my kids. this new target cars in north america half recovered after being battered by them econs was japan's two thousand eleven earthquake and tsunami the european union has fined three japanese and interior piano auto parts manufacturers more than one billion dollars for forming a price fixing cartel the companies have admitted to the cartel. the of being commiss

and that's what we're here today, is for another black lynching. and i am so tired, so tired of coming to commissions and boards like you in this town asking for the simple rights that you give white folk. that when you make a decision, you have the courage to stick by it. if any of you are attorneys, how many of you have had a decision go down that you didn't like and you knew you couldn't rerun it and you wouldn't have tried because you respect the rights of the judicial system, but not the rights of black folk? (applause) >>> hi, i sure don't want to be y'all. [laughter] >>> i really wouldn't. you are clearly ill-advised and i feel sorry for you. i have been in public life, as are you, and sometimes you just step in it. and it's good to go ahead and admit that early. sometimes it makes it a little bit easier. before i get to my comments, i have to give some respect to my mentors and my elders who are here who helped me when i lived in this town as a young activist. reverend amos brown who is here who led the fight for justice. mother rookses, [s

. >> bank of america was seen as a savior when it step in and bought merrill lynch in the depths of the crisis. the $10 million ken lewis is supposed to pay? bank of america will pick up the tab as part of his employment agreement according to the "financial times. more recent failures in the headlights? we're talking about gm's massive recall on faulty ignition switches and malaysia airline's handling of its missing passenger jet. here is what he wrote in the "financial times." >> we ask the nyu stern management school director for an answer. >> there are a difference between culture and the company. we think about the example you are setting for your own organization about what responsibility means and how you think about how you convey bad news, that sends a signal for how bad news should be conveyed in an organization if you're going to send it out by text message. it's not about taking responsibility for the actions of your organization. you have to be willing to step up and say when it is a problem you've caused that led to this situation, as opposed to hiding behind technology an

and they are smart to look at it -- >> my point is peter lynch's notion.f these guys about trying a little bit of everything start to not focus on their core business -- >> i would agree with that if i thought search was a perpetual business. i believe search is being slowly thatteadily eroded by apps do narrow search better than general search, google is the example that instead of waiting for the old business to die the way that cable companies and television networks and newspapers have done, ignoring the future -- there is a reason peter lynch is not a portfolio guy anymore. the economy has changed. he was the world's greatest portfolio manager in the 1980's. we have learned some lessons since then. focus is an excuse not to be creative. it is an excuse not to take risk. focus is the next use for failure. >> i want you trade the state -- to state and the creativity at google versus apple after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang was gorgeous and roger mcnamee. i want to talk about google versus apple. listen

were white families could go to lynchings and have a picnic and enjoy themselves as young black men were hanged. mystery has all of these lessons. and all of our challenges learned we hope the dialogue not only to reveal the of warts and consequences but possibly some solutions as to how we can shatter that mythologies to move forward so we can unite rather than splitter sole support, etc., etc.. so with that professor. >> is the delight to be out talking about the is this is what we have been going over four years and years now we can talk about it in public. let me tell you the connections we will do a little tag team. i was the first one born in this country my parents are refugees i found myself growing up outside of chicago watching black-and-white tv with flash gordon and i could not figure out what was going on it did not make any sense. so realized i must have been traumatized because i spent most of my life to unpacked is to make sense of what is going on so that meant and would be collecting tidbits and fragments from things better in the year just floating. but in the use

i hope i can give them something to believe in. >> lynch holds a football camp every day and his goalswith a degree in increased security. there are pat downs and bag searches and the national hockey league is calling nor increased security ahead of the playoffs. >>> they are continuing investigation into the deadly bart train accident and some east bay bart trains are not running because of it. there is no bart service between bart and fremont and you will get a life a live report at a bay area high school. >> the roads may be affected by some of the delays and more people may be driving instead i will let you know what the key roads are looking like coming up. >>> a lot of clouds coming up from santa rosa to cloudiness from the north can we get it this far south? [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to

it was $50 company before 2007 and they didn't own merrill lynch back then. something to look at looking at bank of america. federal reserve will release its capital plan results in next couple weeks. what you will find this company is in better shape than what people think. they will probably not get, people want bank of america to be dividend paying it was a couple years ago. that will not happen quickly. for most part the fed won't let it. second reason i think bank of america will use a lot of capital to reduce the float by buying back a lot of its shares. as a investor in that company i really believe, that is really good opportunity. i liked regional banks for a long time. i think regionals are the best place to be in the banking sector because they're sort of disconnected from that sifi problem and they also are connected to real estate. if you want to own banks you can fall in the united states, bb&t, suntrust, those are great organizations to buy. you can go further down, i'm a big financial believer. i think banks are in a great place. interest rate

. >> seth: that's great. [ laughter ] >> and david lynch did the weather. >> seth: david lynch, for realrue. >> seth: and would he do it the same way? would he do the weather? >> and that station is not on the air anymore. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> it's a sad story, isn't it? >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: well, if you want to do sports and david lynch wants to do weather on the show, anytime, you're invited. we would love to have you. >> be careful what you ask for. [ laughter ] >> seth: "justified" airs tuesday at 10:00 p.m. on fx. i love the show. i'm so happy you're here. >> thank you. >> seth: we'll be right back with cristian milioti. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] to deal with split ends? new split-end bandage from garnier fructis. reconstructs strength right to the splits. then helps stop new ones from starting. new fructis split-end bandage. it's red lobster's lobsterfest! all promotions! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's dream. hurry in and sea food differently. go to red lobster.com for ten dollars off with purchase of two lobsterfest entr

mike lynch iser accusing hp management of misleading shareholders. lynch calls on it hp ceo to provide detailed evidence about y's alleged accounting problem. .oogle wins in court a federal judge rejected the plaintiffs request to unify all lawsuits on the matter into a single class-action suit. central to the case is whether or not the plaintiff gave consent to google. that must be litigated on an individual basis. , cory johnson with me here in the studio. there seems to be rising concerns about some of these chinese tech companies that are going public. they're goingid to go public in the u.s.. lots of questions about the e corporate governance structure. what worries you? >> first of all, it's interesting. a lot of these things are overlooked. not just the companies like baidu that have come up, but the crummy ones. a couple years back. >> that all sound so great. what makes it different gekko ?> who canhave rules about own companies. it's not people who don't live in that country. the owners of these companies are not the owners of the companies

from bank ofus, america merrill lynch.enty more to discuss and definitely a more european flavor when we come back. more to come on "countdown." ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." 622 a.m. in london. let's talk about the ecb and the dilemma there this week. the data out of the eurozone, how do they justify a change in policy in the ecb? it seemed in the last meeting they seem to be setting the markets up for some kind of shift. >> it seemed they were moving closer to that point and in some ways they clearly still are. activity data has been ok. it's not great. it's holding up. the key reasons that we see her -- we certainly think they will hold is because of the inflation numbers and the rates of inflation are too low but it has been steady. >> and dropping projections for 2016 inflation. >> for the first time, yes. >> we are expecting them to forecast gradually picking up towards 1.5% in 2016. it's a bit low, but not this month. you have to bear in mind they do not have a lot of ammunition left. they will want to keep it i

thanks for joining us from merrill lynch. >>> now, if you're watching in the u.s.asia, that's it for today's show. don't forget, u.s., of course "squawk box" is coming up next for you because the u.s. has moved down sometimes a little earlier for us. for viewers in europe, still to come, mark carney testifying in london. we will bring you the details on that. >>> good morning. the search widens for malaysia flight 370. details emerge about one of the passengers carrying a stolen passport. >>> congress launching an investigation into how gm and federal regulators responded to numerous complaints over the years about ignition switch problems and bill ackman, ready to launch another attack against herbalife. it is tuesday, march 11th, 2014, and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew is off today. we start this morning with a developing story. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 is widening three days after the boeing 777 went missing just one hour into the

young girls who have been sexually exploited, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to amy lynchkpix 5. >> amy has her master's degree in movement and for the last five years has put on an event called pilates for a purpose. it educates the community about healing for survivors of sexual exploitation. nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online on our website, kpix.com/hero. >>> the mobile weather lab is queuing on the golden gate bridge. looks like he is driving -- i don't see the windshield wipers flying yet. >> i don't see that either. >> most of the rain is around santa rosa. we might hear thunder. there were lightning strikes in northern california with this. as it sinks south unstable air, unstable people, you don't know what it's going to do next. it may pop a thunderbolt or two, we shall see. but as you see way offshore even outside the farralons, a little bit stuff showing up out there. that should develop into rain in a few hours in the bay area. at the moment, just a few light showers up in the north bay. part of the action is inland near cape mendocino where

>>reporter: avy lynch teaches mindful movement as a way to heal. >> notice your breath. >>reporter: amy started the nonprofit arm of care which stands for art, recreation and movement. she partners with bay area agencies that serves sexually- exploited youth. we can't show you the faces of the teenagers she helps, but we were allowed to attend the free classes she gives to staff caregivers who work on the front lines. >> working with sexually- exploited youth is very stressful. >>reporter: jackie is a case manager at missy, the alameda- based service program for sexually-exploited youth. the techniques she learns in amy's class not only help her, it helps with her clients. >> they're either kind of shut down or they have a lot of anger, that's how they're expressing their trauma. >> there's so many layers of emotions that happen when you've been traumatized, and so sometimes the movement work helps to unlayer the emotions that get stored or built up in the body. >>reporter: in addition to classes like these, amy's arm of care brings therapeutic art to abuse survivors. >>

will pay $10 million because of his role in the acquisition of merrill lynch. that saved merrill from bankruptcy, but louis and his team allegedly misled shareholders to approved the $50 million buyout. next the double edge sword that is america's job boom, but created problems. >> in cities like new york you have layers of pipeline from water, to electric. it makes it expensive to remove and replace natural gas lines. nor on the gas lines. later - the tragedy that changed the work place. i'm talking about laws that keep you healthy on the job. coming up in "real money". >> america's energy boom is having a profound effect on the economy. millions of jobs are being created. we have more evidence from the census bureau, showing employment in the oil and gas industry is up 23% since 2007. the benefits are rippling beyond the oil field. >> juction workers, health care, food serve e a handful of 20,000 workers needed in north dakota, with the oil boom generating more jobs than they can field, state officials are teaming up with private industry though launch a recr

bank of america, this weekend if you have their credit card or debit card or a merrill lynch debit or credit card you're going to get free admission to museums all over the bay area. among them, jewish museum legion of honor, deyoung like i said a couple more up in sacramento area. now, prices range from $10-16 each if you hit a couple this weekend. you can save a lot of money. >> i know. >> it's fabulous. >> yes. >> then, as long as you've walked around and say do you know what? i need to get into shape. ah, my yoga tree going to give you a free week of yoga. they have nine locations throughout the bay, throughout san francisco and marin. why would you pay that. sn >> we can get this from you. how do we do that? >> let me show you right there >> you can give us a call. and log on to abc7 news.com. >> thank you >> downward dog. >> yes. >> they have serious moves in there. >> yes. it gets you in shape. >> how a teenager's movie short is getting great attention. >> yes. ask an iphone caught the eye of the white house. >> and speaking of films oscar sunday is this sunday. for the first t

i'm talking about the points of authorities issue or what we call the poa program at merrill lynch. i continued with merrill until 2005 and i took the bar examination at the end of 2005 -- in july of 2005. i was quite excited and happy about that, and it was about the same time that we saw a new senator come to power in the united states. i want to remind you the senate was established after the civil war and these are some of the faces you might recognize from the united states senate. >> thank you very much. let me ask if there -- thank you very much. let me ask if there are any other members of the public who wish to speak in general public comment? seeing none, general public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, why don't we now go to item 30, which was our closed session. madam clerk, could you please read that item? >> item 30 is motion that the board of supervisors convene in closed session on march 4, 2014, with the mayor's office and the department of human resources pursuant to san francisco administrative code, section 67.10(e), and california government code, se

in the autumn eighteen eighty four the fourth to the needs of the festival opened in lynching. ancient music into one opened the show . all are terminally ill and in its twenty years. she insisted in going to the theater to watch the performance. he was only allowed to leave the house chris finlayson and we are speaking at the hospital would be responsible if you died during the performance see david says that the effect of the sea the sea jen and steve allen did not make sense. so sit tight space. since it's you. i am it's a huge success. to be removed eighth and then head of the chinese people's political consultative conference praised it as an internal masterpiece great contribution. the show came to him it's also about to be lowered when she's like the new the new the early hours of october st she passed away. he was just fifty three years. the tucci of the cast and crew with ancient music into more performance in japan. wind chill was performed seventy tonnes in two months selling out each day the eye. the ttc season for the show didn't last. shoot she retired in two thou

where white families could actually go to lynchings and have a picnic and enjoy themselves as young black men were being hanged? how does that happen? so history has all of these lessons for us. and our goal, our challenge is to really learn from those lessons. and i'm hoping that the dialogue that we have tonight will take us, you know, not only revealing the warts and the disturbing images and the consequences of those images, but possibly and hopefully some solutions as to how we can best shatter that mythology and move forward so that we can unite rather than sort of split ourselves apart and point and say, you people are not as humane as us, etc., etc., etc. so with that, i give you dylan and jack. >> it's a delight to finally be on a panel talking about these issues. this is something that dylan, jack shaheen and i have been going over for years and years and years but really with the original collection of the films, the clips, the sound bits that we have, and we're now able to talk about in public. so really delighted to have this opportunity. let me just tell you a little b

negro improvement association, they protested, they filed suits, they took to the street to cry lynching and racial violence. so the civil rights movement in the 1950's and 60's did not emerge out of a vacuum. the progress has been hard earned and was built on the struggles of the past. but as w eb said what is the meaning of progress? how do we measure progress? how do we acknowledge what we've achieved as a country, but acknowledge how our work is still incomplete. that's why it matters. it matters so we can understand with pride, confidence and compassion, with maturity so we can understand where we have been, how we got where we are today and where we need to go. this is a cry of responsibility. carter g woodson understood black history month as a month celebration, but a charge to make black people a central part of its narrative, to recognize we are all part of african american history. james baldwin also one stated that the great force of history comings from the fact that we carry it within us and history is present in all that we do. african american history is in us, you, me, a

merrill lynch one of the not a bank of the world at all there are not used to american banking names so well ok when that happens if you say you want to buy something for a thousand dollars and you've got ten thousand dollars in your account then of course you go at the pass into the road to buy that objects but what actually has to happen between its banks is that a thousand dollars of money has to be taken out of your deposit account with bank of america and put into a wall not supposed to count with merrill lynch now that depends not on the money in your account but it is on the on the reserves now if it's possible let's say that because they want to minimize the cost of caring reserves of people many of their assets in income earning assets rather than stuff that what was as the does those then of watching come let's say that the old the bank of america only has five hundred dollars in its total reserves it's the system and force that the reserves have to be there to enable the exchange then even though you had ten thousand dollars in your account because there's only five hundre

will pay $10 million because of his role in the acquisition of merrill lynch. that saved merrill from bankruptcy, but louis and his team allegedly misled shareholders to approved the $50 million buyout. next the double edge sword that is america's job boom, but created problems. >> in cities like new york you have layers of pipeline from water, to electric. it makes it expensive to remove and replace natural gas lines. nor on the gas lines. later - the tragedy that changed the work place. i'm talking about laws that keep you healthy on the job. coming up in "real money". the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> al jazeera has a credibility in international news that's unparalleled. if we can connect america to the rest of the world, we can bring this kinda journalism back to cable news, we can make a real difference here. i'm josh rushing, i'm one of the hosts o

there is merrill lynch, bank of america merrill lynch had a big hedge fund survey come out last week. what is the most undervalued area people love hands down? emerging markets. contrarian point of view. something going lower. people continue to try to pick a bottom. to us not be in specifically. maybe slice and dice but find certain areas you like. emerging markets we would still avoid them here. cheryl: well the debate continues then, because, tom, you're looking i shares, jpmorgan u.s. dollar emerging markets bond etf another side, another way to play it. that is kind of where you're putting your money right now. >> got me on regular fox. switched over. >> what tom is saying sometimes because we have two networks here, the other network -- we'll take care of that right now. tom, excuse me, ryan, take that question to you, tom is playing emerging market bond side of it. they're more focused on equities. i will give us his argument since he can't hear me right now? >> sure. you know, when it comes to that again, definitely it is, companies i'm sorry, country-specific and again, you k

that's why merrill lynch upgraded it, it's lagged the group. the group is up 1% the they're taking advantage. good roe story. >> some stocks are being left in the dust by this bull market. dominic chu has a look at some of those dogs. dom? >> scott, yesterday we told you about all the big gainers you could have picked up a penny stock format. this time around it's been five years since the bottom and we wanted to hunt for where the dead money has been. invest in 2009 and not releasing any kind of return. check out some big names because there are names we're all familiar with. momentum to the downside. pc giant hp, if you can believe it, maybe you can, the stock is actually only up 13% since the lows of march 2009. remember the broader market is up 177%. it's been left behind in the dust. another big name that you're looking at, that's up more gin ali is the electronics retailer best buy. up 4%. we're going to call it flat. five years. no real return on best buy shares. a couple other ones are even more interesting because they're moving to the

kate lynch it won best actress for her performance in "blue jasmine." >> thank you so much for casting me. >> matthew mcconaughey won best actor for "dallas iris club" and his costar took the award for best supporting actor. the best picture went to "12 years a slave." >> one man who brought us all together to tell that story, and that is the indomitable mr. steve mcqueen. >> i dedicate this award to all the people who have injured slavery and the 21 million people who still suffer slavery today. thank you very much. >> he is the first black director to win the best movie, and what a way to celebrate. thanks to "remedy" a lot of roots are walking around with the little golden statues. but the night belonged to "steve mcqueen and 12 years a slave." worth waiting out it was not a bad night for the brits at the oscars. that brings our show to a close. you can carry on watching bbc world news on our 24 hour news channel. check out our listings there. inc. use a much for watching. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation,

but for more than three centuries it has been lynched to russia. katherine the great conquered the tatars. >> the majority of crimea residents, 58%, are ethnic russians. before his ouster ukrainian president viktor yanukovych signed a deal with russia to keep the fleet in crimea. >> the black sea fleet has been the pride of the russian navy since peter the great founded it. it is the flagship literally so to speak of the russian navy. it is a point of pride to have is based there. it's not necessary military tayloilyfor them. i think it would be a very severe blow to russian pride to have to do that. >> russia is determined to maintain it's historic influence on ukraine. it was russia t that joined ukraine part of the soviet union. the ussr broke up in 1991 clearing the way for ukraine to gain independence while still seeking elusive national unity. >> joining us now with more from washington, d.c. is james, deputy director of the american institute in the ukraine. james, as we speak the united nations security council is having an emergency meetin

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executive in a public company for three years because of his role in the bank's acquisition of merrill lynch in 2008. that merger saved merrill from bankrupt sue but lewis and his executive team misled shareholders so they would approve the $50 billion buyout. >>> rejected. it's not a word you want to hear when your bank is in the same sentence, but the federal reserve has rejected citigroup's plan to reward shareholders with dividend payments and repurchase of its own stock. that sent citi stock down 5052%. whether you own stock outright or in a mutual fund or bank there, this is not a reason to panic. so don't no matter what you read or hear about this. it's wonky stuff but it's important, the fed objected to the capital plans of four other smaller banks. let me give you perspective. last week citi was among 29 big banks that passed the fed's stress test based on their capital levels. for my money i'm glad the fed is taking a hard long look at the financial health and contingency plans of america's banks in the wake of the financial crisis. citi will have to resubmit some documents, while