maced my dog. what's the deal here? >> he just went across the street and stared at me when he

maced my dog. what's the deal here? >> he just went across the street and stared at me when he seen me walking up behind him. didn't say sorry, didn't know it was your dog or anything. >> the sheriff's department hasn't made a comment about this. they have seen the video and looking into it and may take it to internal affairs. the solanos say we want an apology. >> i can't believe he maced the dog. even if the dog was barking viciously he's behind a tall fence. >> right. >>> a warning from a west virginia couple to parents. we got this story from wvns, happened in pineville, west virginia, beautiful little girl you're seeing on the screen is 10-month-old trinity morgan. her mom put her in a brand new sleeper. wit az child of mine sleeper by carters. >> started to get fussy and stuff. i went to change her diaper again and pulled her left leg out. she started to scream and cry. >> she found there was a razor blade inside the sleeper. >> oh. >> like a nightmare. >> it is a nightmare. this was a brand

in her hand she has a mace can.re is she must be right handed because she takes the stance of an aggressor in a combat situation, and i mean, you guys know about my martial arts training and history so i know what i'm talking about. anyway, here is the very first cell. if you can see real close, you'll see the flesh of the first individual. that's his face. this is flesh here. see that little spot right there? that's flesh. now, if you look at my cell which is number three you will not see me anywhere near that door. and she was standing -- the picture, alone, shows that she's in guilt. >> offender collins requested i watch video so i watched video ten minutes prior to the incident. i do believe offender collins threw something out there on the officer, and he has a history of doing that. >> i wouldn't call it justice. it's a form of something that leans in the direction of justice, but i wouldn't call it justice. >>> coming up, one inmate conquers time by finding love on the inside. >> can't stop love. no matter wh

now final minute, mace trail by three -- mace trail by -- may haves trail by three. lin with career high 14 assists. knicks defeat the mavericks ending dallas's six game winning streak. here is mr. lin. >> we are thankful for any win we can get. this is a big one. they are a great team, defending champions and we wanted to come out and be aggressive and see how -- like where we measured up with them and we are glad we won. >> measured up good. >>> terps and duke. melissa thomas misses the layoff. maryland with a two point lead. how continues team high 19. duke with a chance to tie. peters for three. shot is blocked as time expires. maryland rallies to defeat duke. duke's first loss of the year. last night the nascar season got off to a wild season on fox with a bud shoot out, 75 nonpoints race highlighted by a spectacular crash at the end. jeff gordon hits kyle busch in the m and m car. busch able to avoid contact and won the race. gordon went up the track into jimmie johnson and kurt busch. gordon on his side then flipped over multiple times for the first time in hi

howard thurman served as dean of theology and benjamin mace was president of morehouse college. this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon. >> i'm willis sheftall, professor and provost at morehouse college. it's my great pleasure to bring meetings on behalf of our president, robert michael franklin. his schedule has him traveling today, but if you know robert, intellectual that he is would prefer to be here for this discussion. i want to thank our distinguished panelists for their participation in what propgss to be a spirited discussion of interfaith pioneers martin luther king jr., benjamin mace and howard thurman, all icons as well as giants in thehous i also want to thank you, members of the audience, for braving the threatening weather to hear and interact with our panelists. and finally let me extend a special thanks to dean larry carter, roy craft, terry walker and their support staffs for putting together another outstanding testament to the college's commitment to advancing interfaith dialogues. once again, welcome all and enjoy your afternoon. >>> thank you, dr. sheftall,"

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we knowery well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find o

. >> i have carry mace with me. >> the alleged sexual assault happened near 36 and n. it is only a block from the campus. information that could help police solve that sexual assault, call the metropolitan police in d.c. and e information that ollege park the c case you are asked to call the park campus police. i'm tom roussey. >> the search continues for two suspects that robbed two people at gun point in northwest d.c. >> students said they were walking when two suspects approached them. the suspects took the students' nes and ran cell pho off. no one was hurt. >> two firefighters were seriously hurt battling a house fire. they are recovering. one firefighter was burned over 40% of his body, another suffered throat burns in a flashfire friday night. w at the time no that the home was vacant. >> i just pray every day that bless him and strength yenen him and see him through this. expected to recover. the other injured firefighters were treated and released. >> two people hospitalized after a firefighter -- after a fire was at chillum terrace. two people displaced. hat

what miller wasn't expecting was this, a blast of grizzly bear strength mace right in the face. >> i grabbed the pepper spray and turned and sprayed him interface and he put his arm up and ran out the door. >> then she an a coworkers armed with a baseball bat chased him out and they are calling the pharmacist mama bear. these cars were parked in a frozen lake and fell into a bit of trouble. they were parked on lake win na bay go for a fishing competition but the weight proved to be too much. cars fell into the lake one by one and officials say the fishermen usually park on the lake but there were too many cars on the lake and some vehicles had to be, well couldn't even be towed away. they just fell in the water. look at that. >> three people were killed after a train derailed in canada. it was heading from niagara falls toronto. 75 were on the train. they are working to pull other passengers from the wreckage. the cause of the crash is still under investigation tonight. >> we'll be right back. let's take a look outside before we go to the red carpet. we're now less than ten minutes a

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open fire on the girls with pepper spray or mace. that is not justified. the nypd is already disciplined that officer. that's not okay. i think the lawsuit against that guy is going to prevail for battery not against the nypd though. >> bill: if the girls were arrested and they broke the law. it's a much -- rather than if they weren't doing anything. >> i disagree. it is a clear case, this cop is in trouble. >> bill: okay. indian sioux tribe in south dakota says no booze on the reservation. all right? very strict. but, of course, booze gets on the reservation. >> right. >> bill: alcohol is a problem. so now the reservation is suing anheuser busch, coors, miller coors, bants brewing. 500 million they want. the indians. >> and they are suing the distributor where the people bought the beer. >> bill: this is smuggled on to the reservation. >> right. you can't have it on the reservation in south dakota. they are going across the border in nebraska and buying it in white claim nebraska in this one store basically. this town of white clan, nebraska has a populat

he said, "it is unseemly to me that here we are supposedly the world's greatest space space mace and we don't even have a way to get back and -- space nation and we don't even have a way to get back and forth to our own space station having to rely on the russian soyuz to get back and forth to our space station. it will be several years before the u.s. has our own replacement. >> we've got to say that a great picture you don't even know is coming. >> oh, no. >> how cute is that. >>, you serious? >> now old are you there? >> i'm like 14 months. that's got to be older. that's like 3 years old. this is right after my dad's first spaceflight. i was terrified of that thing. imagine getting into that when you're a little kid. >> it's really cool. hopefully there will be many more things to talk about in the future. thanks. over to you guys. >> what a cute picture. she didn't want to show it, but she's so cute. >> you've got some moving pictures of things that you wish that you had seen. >> it snowed close, snow at national and actually recorded a trace. didn't snow north of town. this is p

and his mentors, benjamin mace.t 10:00, to nashville, tennessee, the museum built on the cite where martin luther king jr. wass as is nated. at 10:30, professor william foster teaches a class on the history of the "n" world on american literature and culture with a focus on uncle tom's cabin and mark twain's huckleberry finn. this is american history tv on c-span 3. >>> you're joining us on c-span 3 american history tv every weekend, 48 hours of the people and the events that tell the american story. we're continuing our special look at the nation's first ladies on this president's day weekend. and we revisit nancy reagan's 1999 tour of the ronald reagan presidential library. >> mrs. reagan, for somebody who has not been to this library, how do you get here? where is it? >> it's? n. s it's in simi valley. it sits high on 100 acres. and it's not too far from los angeles. we can leave our house and be here in 45 minutes. it's beautiful, just beautiful. everybody how old coshould come it. >> one of the things that stru

when you are the attorney general you mace legal challenges every day. and my interview with california's ag is next. this is "the war room." do not go away. >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. protect medicare and rebuild the middle class. >> steve israel runs the dccc, appreciate. >> thank you. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. only one who thinks an amendment to the constitution may be in order. that's next on "the war room." ♪ >> hail, hail, the song playing it's one of my favorites "the victors" university of michigan's fight song. i can't think of a better song to lead us into tonight's campaign front which is of course in michigan. mitt romney was born in detroit but questions are being raised if the michigan native can win the primary tomorrow. more about the romney campaign and why it

pursuit race at the eighth world cup staging controller to finland a twenty four year old athlete maced only twice on all the four shooting ranges well in school lost are two months off a car of five seconds at the finish with tips over with fruit misses while gold went to the legendary and beyond doubt and then a wedge and beat his closest rival by eighteen seconds and soon this is during shooting. staying with winter sports where. the course crew has won the world cup in the competition the russian team led by those who call finished third at the final stage in calgary but that result was enough to top the overall standings though the day belonged to germany as the crew of material on aren't one this stage of actually came home second in the final standings to germany to lead by a man elma shot a finished second on the night and the third overall. let's move to the ice way team russia has failed to win the first stage of the euro haka to a. swedish games into a loss to the czech republic on the final day of the competition for nail in sunday's other games hosts sweden take on the reig

group collective action for safe spaces has been compiling stories of sexual harassment in public maces for to years-- >> places for two years. >> 30% of those have taken place on the metro buses, trains, platforms. >> reporter: the system which handleled 344 million trips last year, one rape, 41 assaults, 40 indecent exposures, 22 arrests. given the millions of trips, it really isn't a big issue. there are a minuscule number of incidents of actual crimes said dan stessel, a metro spokesperson. >> they actually don't track the verbal harassment which we know is much more common. >> i'll be on the metro minding my own business, head phones in, reading a book and people will come up to me like hey, baby, you look good tonight. >> reporter: sometimes it's less clear on a crowded metro car. >> you feel something below your waist and you say, was that really necessary? there's a question of well, is it because we're crowded or because someone's taking advantage of the situation. >> reporter: new york, chicago, and boston all have public service announcements highlighting the problem on their

a blast of grizzly bear-strength mace right in the face. beller had had enough.eashed a torrent of the burning chemical. >> i grabbed the pepper spray and turned and sprayed him in the face. and he put his arm up and then ran out the door. >> reporter: then she and a co-worker wielding a baseball bat chased him out of the pharmacy. police nabbed the would-be crook right away. and they say he confessed to the deed. along with the other two successful robberies. as for beller, her co-workers say they're just glad she was ready to give miller a blast of his own medicine. >> she's our little mama bear. you know, she likes to have her bear spray close to her. >> reporter: ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> and good for her. >> frightened he could have been armed or something. >> got to fight back. apparently you can buy your own bear repellant if you find yourself in a similar situation. it costs about 25 bucks. it's out there. there are different brands of it. but it's kind of sad. it speaks, to one, the prescription drug epidemic in this country. but two, people

and i'm sorry i maced you the other day., i realized this was a woman who probably three weeks before that had maced me at a pay phone. and here i am trying to save her life. >>> coming up -- ride along with a video vigilante. >> why are you taking pictures of me? >> because i can. >> a rare trip inside this secret world of prostitution. >> this is the most notorious area right in here. >>> plus, a personal story. >> i probably cried more than i had in my lifetime. >> a betrayal one woman can't forgive. when "caught on camera: video vigilantes" returns. unner,marathon r in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] he's my success story. [ male

the willie mace boys and girls club. >> the boys and girls club has been there that extra tight duckug and that grip i needed when i wanted to fall. >> reporter: jackie has been coming here since she was a little girl. >> maybe i'm not as goodize thought. >> reporter: first, just to play, but now to work a few times a week. that in addition to classes as senior at george washington high school. >> hit it. >> reporter: where she is captain of the cheer squad, black student union president and on the prom committee, just to name some of what she does. >> that was way better. >> reporter: jackie fuller's is a story of success half-written, with the author's sights clearly set on a happy ending and a clear vision of how to get there. >> even though things get hard, you can't give up. you got to keep pushing, 'cause life's not gonna stop for you. >> jackie told me she wants to go to college in the south, perhaps grambling, one day become a lawyer. while jackie is indeed special, not necessarily unique. i told you the competition, up for youth of the year, announced the winner today and it

i, yup it's really interesting if you look at this governor, that there's a george mace poll that they polled the entire united states, and americans really favor clean energy. even if the intermountain west, we had a poll a year ago from colorado college that said in monday tan erika's wyoming colorado, new mexico new mexico, utah, she is are high-extraction states with a lot of fuels coming out of the ground. in each of those states, wyoming and utah, the voters preferred clean energy over fossil fuel energy. i'm bullish on natural gas, i think it integrates well with clean and renewable energy with energy efficiency measures, as long as you do it in an environmentally sound way. and it's really where not just the west is, but it's where americans are. so i don't think there's a republican that stepped up and said we understand how americans feel about energy. >> there was a poll that also indicated last year that 63% of the tea party members also favor a plan that would get us off of our reliance on foreign oil that would make us more energy-independent. you were a democratic govern

way with twenty two the army men were determined to take the game come down to the final moments and maced two out of three crucial free throws with six seconds left which gave the home team another chance to prevent close out the sixty eight sixty four win from the foul line. are still top of good despite that loss. in tennis russia has started the davis cup campaign where they take off in the thirst round in the world group because it's in the best of the notes and in. the top. five four in the second set. jonathan makes he's rushing to get in the competition having switched from the united states played against first head and later on. russia have successfully started the third stage of the euro hug this what is gained. over reigning world champ and finland at the open air a limp in helsinki goals from things stuff. getting made the game for the russians and the other match of the day the czech republic needed a shutout to the think tweeting to one that's mad but with the winning shot that russia veteran on saturday in their battle sweet taste at home while the czechs take home. now you

and his mentors benjamin mace and howard thursday min. at 10:00 as we tour the national civil rights museum built on the site where martin luther king jr. was assassinated and at 10:30 we're taught the use of the "n" word in american culture c-span3. news and social media from facebook, youtube, twitter and foursquare. follow it all weekend every weekend online. >>> all day monday american history tv is featuring america's first ladies. who do you think was our most influential first lady? vote and join the conversation with us on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. >>> this week on american artifacts we visit the center for education and leadership across the street from ford's theater where john wilkes booth shot president lincoln as he enjoyed the play "our american cousin." the center is the newest addition where visitors can learn about the life, death, and legacy of bray con. paul tetro talks about the center's purpose and goals and kur yater tracythexhibits. >> we are in the center for education and leadership directly across the stre

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