had come up to me and said who is this malcolm gladwell? >> a fellow canadian, someone who has more hair than me, i don't know, someone really curious, shared the object of his curiosity with as many as he could. >> we'll wait for that. malcolm gladwell, thank you for joining us and thank you for joining us on << announcer: this is al jazeera. >> hello there. welcome to the newshour. these are the top stories. the vote counting starts in the thai election. it won't mean an end to the protest or political crisis >> i'm veronica pedrosa, instructions to the ballot means there won't be enough mps to legally elect a new prime minister. >> $4 billion needed to help up to

richard sherman and malcolm smith, everybody.pologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first this is their self-titled album. making their network tv debut with the song "the epilogue" -- "crosses." ♪ it's a strange day the roses are in bloom but in a strange way i know somehow we're doomed ♪ ♪ look around through the town not a soul to be found in silence not a sound there's no one around but you ♪ ♪ in the back of the car on our way from the bar in silence here we are reminding us we're doomed ♪ ♪ well i guess (guess that) that it's we come to the end we've circled around our doom ♪ ♪ and i won't stop (won't stop) not till i get what i want and all that i want is you ♪ ♪ in a strange place when the sun goes down we move into a strange phase like we've got nothing left to lose ♪ ♪ so we slip through the town with our heads in the clouds in silence not a sound for miles and miles around ♪ ♪ fall asleep in the park underneath all the stars in silence here we are reminded of how we're doomed ♪ ♪ well i gues

he was inspired by malcolm x and malcolm x talk to us about the legacy of the names that we were bornh in this country, having a legacy that was connected to slavery. embraced theuch havingty of black people a culture that was liberating. in that context, in many people who are part of the new african movement with chokwe, began to change their names, like myself, to african names, to try to embrace their heritage. not only looking back, but looking forward to try to develop new societies and new communities and to be able to give our children a legacy that is connected to a liberation movement as opposed to a legacy that was connected to slavery. -- forery much believed instance, one of the major issues as we talked about jackson, he felt the curriculum needed to be changed in schools to be able to give our children more knowledge of their history and heritage. he thought that was connected to low academic achievement in mississippi, which you know generally rates and one of the lowest achieving school systems in the country. he believed in that. i also want to point out that chokwe

that is malcolm wallace.one man, richer cartels the fbi that he not only saw a a man eating wallace's description in the window, but he also saw the same man running out of the building after the shooting jump in a rambler and drive away. that was a major mistake of richard powers part because between 19631978, there's no lesson for attempts on mr. carter's life. someone tries to shoot him in texas, he missed in montana. then somebody tries to bomb his car in montana. bening is back to washington d.c. when he gets a subpoena for the house select committee, as late as 1978 he goes to washington. two men try to cut them down in d.c. what did he see that is so important? he's not all tape family to building. lee harvey oswald weighs 135 pounds and is 26 years old. the three witnesses described a man whose middle-aged, heavyset, balding balding and wearing glasses. indeed, boardroom glasses to read of the three say. so now you have a eyewitness testimony in a fingerprint. you may say to me where's lee harvey oswa

and you have malcolm jenkins -- excuse me, malcolm smith, who makes a play on the ball. joe: another takeaway. that's the second of this first half for the team that led the league. and malcolm smith, who was there at the right place at the right time, to end the game, against san francisco in the championship game, the deflection by richard sherman, was waiting. and then, took it 69 yards for a touchdown. and it's 22-0. so, finally, a long drive. they have converted four times on third down. but not the fifth. second pick thrown by peyton manning. dad: hey darcy, look... ...a hundred thousand miles. darcy: so? dad: it's a big deal. what if i told you that everytime a volkswagen hits one hundred thousand miles, a german engineer gets his wings? ♪ music: starts and builds. head engineer: aaacck, i hate these wingee thingees. darcy: yeah dad, and i'm sure at two hundred thousand miles, rainbows shoot out of their butts. anncr: volkswagen has the most vehicles on the road with over a hundred thousand miles. that's the power of german engineering. the folks at wonderful pist

. >>> and the daughter of malcolm x. tells us about the young malcolm little. but first, the debate over ten ten president obama continues to wage against the machine. >>> good morning. i'm joy reid in for melissa harris-per harris-perry. okay. let's play a game of what if. say you were given a big, red, shiny button just like this one and you knew if you pushed it, you could lift 900,000 people out of poverty just like that. you'd push it, right? but hold on, there's a catch. what if by pressing that button, you might also be eliminating 500,000 jobs or as many as a million or none? and there's really no way of knowing until you push. in fact, you might not know until long after you push or you might not ever know. would you do it then? that's the question we have to ask when we debate whether to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, as a bill introduced by congressional democrats and supported by president obama would do. >> let's tell congress to say yes. pass that bill. give america a raise. because here in america, no one who works hard should

picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malcolm smith, remember that name. not one, not two, but three tackles and 23-yard touchdown. 36-0 seahawks. denver would prevent the first super bowl shutout and seattle scores again. defense wins championships and seahawks wins it. the most lopsided win in 21 years. the first super bowl victory and malcolm smith named the game mvp. it is appropriate that a defensive player wins the award for seattle. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys with chips on their shoulder and guys over looked. for us to come this far. it is g

picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malcolm smith, remember that name. not one, not two, but three tackles and 23-yard touchdown. 36-0 seahawks. denver would prevent the first super bowl shutout and seattle scores again. defense wins championships and seahawks wins it. the most lopsided win in 21 years. the first super bowl victory and malcolm smith named the game mvp. it is appropriate that a defensive player wins the award for seattle. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys with chips on their shoulder and guys over looked. for us to come this far. it is g

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. >> picked off by smith, malcolm smith all alone, no flags. >> reporter: like a broken record for denver fans, seattle scoring touchdown -- >> he's going to go, touchdown seattle. >> -- after touchdown. >> what a catch! touchdown! unbelievable. >> after touchdown. >> for all practical purposes, this game is over.

malcolm smith was named game mvp. third linebacker to win the award. >> we just have a great unit and group of guys. guys that feed off each other, they have the same kind of attitude and approach to the game. most of the guys have chips on their shoulder and have been overlooked, for us to be here, to come this far, the way our fans support us is great. >> to finish this way is very disappointing. it's not an easy pill to swallow. but eventually, we have to. >> these guys totally understood how to do it. they handled it with class and dignity to them. the take on this challenge, great respect for it, and they did it perfectly. >> no better feeling. all right, another big game tonight at haas pavilion. stanford and cal women facing off. stanford took game one in na maples. the usual stat line, 29 points, 8 boards, 9 assists. stanford led by ten at the break. britney boyd trying to keep her team in it. she had 20, but it wasn't enough. dishes to a wide open araunj for two of her 13. stanford sweeps the bears with a 79-

a monster wave smashes into the boat destroying the mast and throwing malcolm overboard into churning white water. >> it just enveloped the whole craft. we thought then that was the end. >> as the men in the news chopper watch helplessly, malcolm manages to scramble back on board. the situation looks dire. but then the coast guard appears. >> we thought thank god, they've arrived. now we'll be able to get this guy out of this predicament. but it became obvious quickly they had their own problems. >> once western out there, the waves were bigger than the boats. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete white water everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately

you know he's a career criminal i guess you would have said the same thing about malcolm malcolm x. that he was a career criminal and now he's on a postage stamp. date a second. and even the time of the. look in. a smile. i saw a big picture saw what i came from saw was going on would really help me open my eyes the far post my future today the reason why i get up and go do what i do every day you know when i go to work for. as first responders to emergency calls to skid row fire station has been busiest in north america. back in the mid seventy's the city made a policy that skid row would be a contained preserved area much like an indian reservation or a ghetto. on washington one it would be contained literally. for humanitarian reasons that it would be easier to. keep people. in the river or. one of the other important things to understand about skid row is that it's not primarily a homeless population and people tend to think it is and it's really critical people understand that because if you think of skid row is primarily a homeless population that's one set of issues with one

here is malcolm web. >> he has aids. that makes homosexuality double li difficult. this clinic provides services to people who have a high likelihood of hiv infection, section workers and 58 men. he believes the new law will make it impossible to get drugs. >> i don't think the government would allow us to be here, because they are made to think that the hospital itself is promoting us which is not true. >> here in parliament, the anti-homosexuality bill was passed in december. it increases jail time for homosexual acts and teachers must report homosexuals or they'll go into jail as well. he will sign it into law. it's widely supported here but attracted heavy criticism abroad, especially uganda's main financial supporter the u.s. president barack obama says he should not sign it. but that won't go down well at home . although gawnd's population is one of the fastest growing in the world he's concerned that could be reversed if everyone becomes gay. >> homosexuality is a malignance. it is a -- wasn't terrorism, the one you are fighting left and right, that wipes out

and malcolm smith has tucked away a souvenir.umble recovery. >> referee: after the play, personal foul, unnecessary roughness, passing team. number 74. 15-yard penalty. headbutt. first down, time-out. >> joe: maxwell punched the ball out of the left arm of demaryius thomas. and it's the third turnover for the denver broncos. seattle takes over. bruce: great game, right? so, you're probably expecting me to crash a car or blow something up, but really i'm here to talk about car safety. look around you. who do you see? friends, family, neighbors, all your loved ones. everyone you care about. now, here's what i want you to do. i want you to give each and every one of them a hug. i'll wait. thank you. those people you just hugged? they're real. they're not crash-test dummies, they're not engineering data and their safety matters as much to honda as it matters to you. and it's why honda builds more top-safety-rated cars in america than any other brand. you can let go now, fred. [announcer] honda. the power of dreams. come here! come he

linebacker malcolm smith may world..ut denver bronco peyton manning is headed to pebble beach national pro-a >>> super bowl mvp malcolm smith may be going to disneyworld but peyton manning of the broncos is headed to pebble beach national pro-am. the quarterback warmed up on the greens today. the tournament doesn't officially begin until tomorrow. manning will tee it up alongside patriots coach bill belichick. the quarterback tom brady and other nfl stars over the weekend, as well. >>> former soccer star david beckham is getting back into the game but this time as a team owner. beckham put in his bid for the mls expansion team in miami that will likely be privately funded. >> we want to create a stadium. we want to create a soccer team, a football club, that is the people's football club as simple as that. you know, i've worked for some of the biggest clubs in the world with some of the greatest players in the world. and this is a dream. >> beckham retired as a player last may and holds a $25 million option on his contra

that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead.at happens with arsenic and cyanide is it foams at the mouth. i put my arms around gloria as she was holding malcolm and just kept on sobbing. i love you so much. i love you so much. i held gloria until she died. >> the vat, the vat. where is the vat with the green -- bring it here so the adults can begin. >> jones' last self-serving words as the tape ends. >> we didn't commit suicide. we committed an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane world. >> jim jones did not drink the cyanide. when almost everyone else was dead, jones was shot in the head. probably by a trusted aide. before the end came, these three men, tim carterton left, his brother on the right, pr man mike prokes in the middle were allowed to walk away from jonestown with the suitcases holding half a million dollars in cash. >> we dumped the first suitcase in the fields next to the pavilion. >> they abandoned all three suitcases in the jungle. authorities later recovered them. when the men p

followed by malcolm gladwell's david and quiet. and the recount of the fight for women's rights in pakistan. these three authors recently appeared on booktv in the programs can be viewed anytime at booktv.orb. scott stossel chronicles his struggles with anxiety and charles krauthammer presents a collection of his political column. three decades of politics. watch the syndicated columnist program from the george w. bush presidential library at our website at booktv.org. sixth on the "l.a. times" bestseller list. followed by a short guide to a long life by david angus. including promised land and a ninth place the memoir will failure. and wrapping up the list is the muriel sherman's profile in the loudest voice in the room. look for the germans on booktv's author program afterwards on booktv on c-span2. and that is the top 10 best-selling books list according to the "los angeles times." >> next, history from pre-civil war to preconstruction. and we are automating large part of the boulevard. macon has its park. and they were laying i

the eighth best selling is malcolm gladwell's "david and goliath." booktv captured mr. gladwell talking about his book in philadelphia last october, and you can watch that program anytime at booktv.org. ninth on the list is "grain brain: the surprising truth about wheat, carbs and sugar" by kristin lo berg and david perlmutter. and finally, brian killmead in "george washington's secret six." the author was a guest on "after words," and it's available on our web site, booktv.org. that's a list at the top ten best selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> it's not because they weren't there in numbers. perhaps not as glamorous as other planes, their contribution to the war effort was irreplaceable. >> beautiful. it's absolutely beautiful. it just seems so familiar to actually sit here. .. interesting story. i had a painting done by an aviation artist to paint my airplane. yes define what happened to it. team knew somebody who did. when i contacted that person they told me it was in massachusetts and that got the ball rolling and i said if there's any way

i guess you would have said the same thing about malcolm malcolm x. he was a career criminal and now he's on a postage stamp. basic you. can't even. look in. a smile. i saw a big picture came from saul was going on now and that's what really helped me open my eyes far did every post my field today the reason why i get up and go do what i do every day you know when i go work for you but yeah that's me. as first responders to emergency calls the skid row fire station. to north america . back in the mid seventy's the city made a policy that skid row would be a contained.

malcolm smith the mvp of the game., only the ninth defensive player to ever win the mvp. >> they made it 22-0 at halftime. smith was just happy he could make a contribution to all of this, no question. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys that have the same type of attitude. many guys with chip on their shoulder. guys that have been overlooked. for us to be here, come this far the way our fans have supported us it's great. >> you know maybe this little painful for 49ers fans to see this but they talk about football is the ultimate team fan game. if you look at that seattle roster up and down they got contributions and that's a great example. >> loaded. and that's something the 49er will have to look at for their future. this is a guy that's setting the stage on the nfc, the nfl and in their own division. a guy they didn't even see a week ago was instrumental in the game. harvey was knocked out with a concussion, the 49ers did not see him. but it was obvious the 49ers wanted to

integration as a way to understand first is those who advocate what i call black nationalism the thought of malcolm x stoically carmichael various formations of the black panther party and in my argument what happened was a wide spectrum of the might and culture was through a lens that is of black nationalism as equal to white supremacy as if the advocates were just like the white segregationist and that equation was based on the idea what was in common was the racist idea that it made a difference not just the arbitrary characteristic of skin color. so with this lends all the rational ways to think become equated so to be nondiscriminatory that serves to equate the situation of women, sexual minorities, in the group is similar with respect they have also been discriminated against. in that vision is the integrationist fission rooted in people's thinking for wrong thing but they make a mistake and prejudging based on skin color that achieves a social for based on the idea is rather than apply equal treatment as employers discriminate and that is institutional with jim crow practices until the 1950'

malcolm smith arrived at disney world. he returned an interception.perbowl most valuable player, the third linebacker to win mvp. the commercials at $4 million a pop. we have been analyzing spots for 20 years. he is as you see here in charge of the giants media campaign for 2014. we asked bob with peyton mannings sub par performance. would he lose endorsements. >> he will probably stay at 13 million a year. i think he will stay because he is so good and believeable. >> does anybody use him in a bounce-back situation? >> i think he is a gatorade endorser. >> is peyton manning still one of the top five quarterbacks of all time? thursday night at 9:00 we will talk about it along with the recap of the superbowl. you have bruce bocchi the giants manager. hanging with jay z. he will sign up everybody. he is in the agent business. jason kidd's team one. >> 4 seconds to go. it's good! oh, my goodness. he knocked down a deep 3. the hornets -- oh, my god! >> 78-75. it is fun to hear the local announcers. >> the morning news starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> super bowl 20

malcolm web, uganda. >> time for sport now. >> lora, thank you so much. super bowl xlviii takes off in a few hours time. denver broncos will face the seattle sea hawks. mark morgan is live for us outside met life stadium. let's talk about manning for a second, he is really trying to make history tonight. he has a lot of attention this week, because he had an incredible season as i mentioned and he just obtained his fifth, his fifth mvp award. and keep in mind, no other player has won more than 3 manning led the broncos high powered offense to some video game numbers. he threw for over 5500 yards as far as that voting is concerned, he received 49 of the 50 votes. it was almost unanimous, only the patriots quarterback received the other vote, mannings other years, 2003, 04, 08, and discerning. now that's the story, and his counter part, is more of a mobile scrambling type, where manning is more of a sit in the pocket and make it happen quarterback. russell wilson, though, has won 24 games since started quarterback in the nfl, those 24 regular season wins ar

the hawks got a 69 interception return malcolm smith making it 22-0. the coffee with a sensational 87 yard kickoff return to open the second half and it was really all over from there. malcolm smith with the mvp the seattle seahawks with their first national championship. seattle going crazy with the fireworks with the needle. over there at pioneer square the 12th man really enjoying the celebration at that cias the ci sees their first national championship since 1979 when the sonices won. big win for the seattle seahawks. another great super bowl here at super bowl xlviii. >> i felt bad for payton manning. he looked so sad. thank you, brian. >>> a dream for the seahawks and their fans. but a nightmare for the more than 28,000 people who used mass transit to get to and from the stadium. waiting 90 minutes to board a can paed pain. the heat caused some people to collapse. they had to stop the airport security style measure to get people moving quicker. >> one of the best parts of the super bowl the half time show. >> bruno mars had as even added patriot

x -- going toward mocon malcolm x. we do have a crash recorded at 270 north. at 370 four clark's berg. running intoto be some delays. it involves a tractor-trailer. 270 southbound, all lanes are open. we do have construction on rockville pike north. they're doing some emergency road repair their. this is just after twinbrook. the right lanes are going to remain a closed. 295 is moving nicely to the 11th street bridge. you onot a live shot for 65th and virginia coming in from fairfax. is he a steady stream of cars there. we want to start with a developing story. confirms of vice mayor that the mayor for more than a decade has died. we do not know the official cause of death. it was reported last year that she was battling lung cancer. dcp sarin investigating a deadly double shooting in southeast. this happened that alabama avenue sunday night. and killedwas shot person a second person was shot in the arm and the injury is not life-threatening. councilmembers are having a meeting about how firefighters did not help a man as he collapsed outside a fire station. t

they have a law to have tougher penalties for homosexuals and they will put it on hold on as malcolms it reflects the enormous president they are both from within uganda and from the west. >> reporter: and he is gay and he has aids. i in, uganda it is difficult and illegal and changed his name and hidden his face and he has high risk workers of gay men and came for life-saving drugs and is worried the new law will make that impossible. >> i don't think the government will allow us to be here and have access and the hospital is promoting us which is not true. reporter: here in parliament the antisexual bill was passed in december after years of discussion and increases jail time for homosexual acts and said medics and teachers must report homosexuals or they go to jail too and after delays he signed it into law. and it's widely supported here but attracted heavy criticism from the board especially uganda's main financial and military supporter the u.s. and president barack obama said they shouldn't sign it but that won't go down well at home and he threatened to resign over it. and ug

malcolm webb reports. >> reporter: it's been called one of the toughest anti-gay laws in the world.he president signed the terrible act. now international donors have made it clear that they're not happy. the world banks delayed a healthcare loan saying it wants to make sure that it's objectives are not affected by the new law. >> this is a very big move by them to say this is not social norm. it's discrimination. i think it shows a shift in the bank and they're learning about the mistakes they made in the past by having too eaks treatment a view of what the economy should be and this is looking at the social impact of our policies. >> only a small proportion of the projects the world bank has at uganda worth $1.5 billion. but uganda relies on foreign aid up to 20% of its annual budget. this week the swedish foreign minister said sweden is reconsidering its aid package. they're one of several donors who say the law is against human rights. many people here support the new law, and many people are slightly baffled by the reaction of the western donors. the donor countries never made

nick reed, malcolm clark, it's a clashure to have you on the show. best of luck at the oscars "the lady at no.6", is playing along with other short documentaries. the show may be over but the conversation conditions on the website or facebook or google+. see you next time. >> afghan president hamid karzai holding secret talks with the taliban. why the move is straining afghanistan's relationship with the u.s. >> violence against people is normal, and tolerated and accepted by the government. >> new fears about attacks on gays at the olympics in russia. the shocking videos posted online by a human rights group. >> sentencing day in

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i'm sorry that cheri listen and a malcolm couldn't be here today >> director rubke. >> thank you very much for everything you've been a joy to work with and that's hard for us lawyers sometime. hope to see you around for sure >> do we have something for linda. we do have something; right? >> directors and director edward reiskin thank you for your kind acknowledgment it's my job to say nothing and my son calculated that like 2 full days of saying nothing so i hope roberta a will allow me to say first, i want to thank city attorney dennis i wanted to thank him for being a great matchmaker. when you first asked me to be general council it was not love at first sight unusual when i tell people what i did or gave me condolence. s it took me a long time to release this marriage and i love the commitment with our entire staff it's been terrific to support you why the work you do. i want to acknowledging my colleague from the transportation team i hope they'll all stand up (clapping.) sheryl on the right and david greenberg and stephanie and robin and last but not least two other colleagues.

another huge night for malcolm. seven assists. is down 9-1 for the first time since 1982.ke you over to george mason by the woodshed. he got eight of his 11 shots. there, 84-67. the transfer from ohio state. the super bowl celebration continues throughout the west. fans turned out by the thousands cheer for the seahawks. it continues to live up to its reputation. the space started at needle and ended at the stadium. the price of a super bowl ticket was $2000. but it was priceless. february is traditionally national signing day. that guy right there. one of the best tackles in the country. damien prince. he is recognized nationally as the top tackle. he is headed to the turks. maryland also has a quarterback from st. john's, the nasa high school -- dematha high latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it... until boom! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. an innovative design that lets couples sleep together in individualized comfort. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock,

super bowl malcolm smith writes there's no room for bigotry.s courage to change american cull tuj. deion sanders writes i applaud missouri de michael sam for the bravery. i pray he gets to play the team he loves. attorney general eric holder says that same-sex marriages will be recognized to the greatest extent possible under the law. the move affects how same-sex couples are treated in bankruptcy cases, prison visitation rights, survivor benefit, and the league right to refuse to testify to incriminate a spouse. >>> at the olympics the olympics strikes gold in a brand-new event while the u.s. continues to rack up medals on the slopes. adriana diaz takes a look at the sunday winners and what's ahead. good morning, adriana. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this is the first time women's figure skating is an olympic event. the russia took the inaugural event. the 31-year-old wowing him for his performance. he got a congratulatory handshake from russian president vladimir putin. american ashley won saturday night. she'll go for the singles e

she was there very early on with malcolm mclaren and the buffalo gals.across america and respectively around the world, and i just remember that moment. but i got this hat like five years ago. a friend of mine, ronnie new house was giving a little education on vivian and all the stuff she had done. i saw the hat and i was like i'm going to get that one. i got the straw one. >> are you worried the hat's now taking over your hat. >> everywhere you go, meex must go, pharrel williams, i love your hat. >> i always say it's not me. i can't take credit. it's vivian westwood. she did it 30 years ago. >> let's talk oscars. i interviewed bono right here a few minutes ago. can you do that? >> i don't know -- i don't think could take down bono. it's bono. what he's done incredibly over all the years, him and his band, but we're going to work really hard because chris miller and animation house like we had no help. we just had to really do it ourselves and believe that being different was okay. and taking a different route can lead you to the destination where you're

malcolm webb reports. >> people in uganda's capital say it was guilt on seven hills.ow it covers more than 20. between the hells were wet lands. they can be seen on the outskirts. they host fragile ecosystems, draining water. it's the world's second-largest lake, as the city grows the wet lands are disappearing quast. -- disappear fast. they have been protected by law. >> when you look at what we are doing, we are the worst. it is a wide range of people devastating the wetlands, raping from the capital investors to the peace ants like me and you. >> people build homes on wetlands when there's no other place. it blocks the natural drainage. rains are heavy, floods are common. it's this man's job to stop the building. he says somebody built a fuel station on a wetland, ignored court orders to stop, and authorities demolished it. >> in some instances even when we stop people, you find another government - a group that are afraid to follow the law. corruption plays a part. >> that is just one of the challenges. on that site there's so much concrete in the ground. pollutio

malcolm smith had nine tackles. he returned for a touchdown. >> john, the half-time festivities featured bruno mars. after the show, what happened that buried the broncos. >> well, i am sure the broncos hoped to regroup and play better. they were down 22-0. they decided to kick it away from percy harvan, the defender that played two. he got the ball anyway and 87 yards later the seattle seahawks had a back-breaking touchdown, propelled quarterback russell wilson of the seahawks to become the third youngest quarterback to win a super bowl. >> feels great. in shock right now. happy, can't wait to get out of here and celebrate with the team-mates. >> we believe in the talent. that if we did the right thing, stayed on schedule, that we could win and do the right things. that's the best things. it's surreal to be honest. i'm sitting there holding the trophy, looking up. i'm so thankful for everything that i've been given. >> you know, russell wilson has two years of pro experience, becoming the fourth n.f.l. quarterback

the thought of malcolm x, stokely carmichael at the time, follows at the movement. various oration. black power -- but after party. not the most famous of the black nationalist group of the late 1960s and 1970s. in my argument, what happened in that confrontation is that a wide start term of american enlightened culture interpreted the black nationalist position through a lens that's all black nationalism as equal to white supremacy yet it's as if the advocates of black nationalism or just like why segregation in any equation was based on the idea that what they share in common was the racist idea that reese made a difference. that it wasn't just an arbitrary characteristic of skin color. so when this lens, all kinds of arbitrary or irrational they said inking about people tend to become equated. so there's an armored equal treatment and be nondiscriminatory, nature regardless of race. that's insane to equate the situation of racial minorities at the situation of women, central minorities. any group is similar to every other group in this respect to the extent they've also been disc

malcolm smith had a big game and he is the mvp. > >> i didn't think i would get to the point of being mvp. >> you might be the mvp. >> i said no way. not me. >> he was huge. >> for the super bowl. and down slightly. because of the lack of suspense, this game was over in a hurry. then there were the tv commercials. >> merck the beautiful for spacious skies. >>> might want to hold onto the donuts. >> budweiser ad with the puppy and horse got 2 million hits. before the game started. that was one of the favorites. you just wanted to watch them one more time. go to the website kxix.com/sports to see the video. >>> they have an interview with president obama. >> bill o'reilly grilled him. when he knew on the attacks were terror rim. >> your retractors believe you department toldle word it was a terror attack because the campaign didn't want that out. >> they believe that because folks like you are telling them that. >> i am not telling them that. >> that is inaccurate. >> we revealed to the american people exactly what weigh understand at the time. >> in the pregame interview. he did not sa

many of those who showed up riding these long boards is cathartic, malcolm was a fond acquaintance of deion. >> we just got to go skating, i got to get this out. >> kyle was the one that would always come to my store, to look at gauges, to make me laugh. >> the death highlights how the mall is central to this community, kind of a modern day town square. >> if it could happen someplace like colombia, i sincerely believe it could happen anywhere. >> i've been at the mall, skitting up there for about four hours at a time. i just want to get the word across that we need to move on in a positive way. >> reporter: in columbia, maryland, derick ward, news4. >>> it's about to get a bit more expensive to drive in the district. cameras will ticket speeders, red light runners and driver who is block the box at an intersection. they'll also take pictures of those who don't stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. it's all part of a program called d.c. street safe and fines range from $50 to $300. we have a list of where the cameras are located on nbc washington.com, just search for speed cameras. >>>

blook at people like steven go or elijah mohammed or malcolm or martin king, or any of these people whoare willing to risk all of it to speak truth to power. unless we can continue to do that -- i am sick of this politically correct, i have to be very nice about these things. i don't have to be nice. they are not nice to me. they are not nice to us. it is wrong with telling a man to get your foot off my neck and allow me to do for myself without having to rewrite history to make it look like you did something for me when you didn't? please show me where that is, although i cannot say that there -- i can say that there are nice hearted, good, thinking people who really do want to help. some of them really are liberal. some are conservative but believe we deserve as much humanity as the next guy. at this point, black or white is far less the issue than the truth. king said i would rather be dead than be afraid. harry can be seen in the blacklist. it ain't this deep, but it's deep. i sure enjoy it. i am glad you are here and the blacklist is blessed to have you there. thanks for coming on.

malcolm web reports. >> this is one of the top 10 dangerous volcanos, sitting next to goma, a city of 10 million. at the summit a lava lake smoulders and can erupt at any time. >> it's george's job to predict when this may happen. >> it's dangerous. it's 20km from the city of goma. and the quality i of the lava is fluid. so when it is start erupting, the flow of lava will be very fast. >> george studies rock formations and movements to under the volcano's activity. he shows us equipment used to measure tremors. in another country it should be in a museum. there's meant to be eight stations like this, but only one is operational. rebel groups mean it is not safe for people to go and do their work. >> the government is flushing them out. it has a long way to go. around the volcanos is not safe. failure to predict on eruption could be disastrous. the last one in 2002 sent lava flowing into goma. nearly 100 people were killed. hundreds of thousands fled to rwanda. a third of the city was destroyed. >> a river of lava came bursting out of the ground down here, and destroyed everything in t

malcolm you were nominated for an oscar for prisoner paradise about the same camp where alice was in have a sense more than many others as to what she went through. and that camp was different than some of the morneau tour justice camps. >> it was not a death camp, actually. it was a feeder camp for auschwitz. so pretty well everyone who went in to there was -- huh an expectation of being sent down the track across the border in to poland where they would be exterminated. but the interesting thing about the camp is that it was also an extraordinary kind of collector of famous jews, jews who were nobel prize winners, society leaders, politicians, leader scientists. and they were all collected there for prop began at that purposes think they were asked to write letters to their relatives and their friends and the rest of the world to tell the world that they were okay. that they were surviving and that they were -- it wasn't as bad as the rumor said it was. in fact it was as bad, and it was pretty much worse than you can imagine there. people were dieing wholesale. but, you yeah, it wa

at the same time, officer malcolm tipton reaches the scene.brawl with his taser locked and loaded. >> as i got about 10 to 15 feet from them, officer deaton turned mr. german toward me and gave me a clear shot at his back. >> tipton let's lose the barbs and zaps german with a direct hit.ose the barbs and zaps german with a direct hit. >> the officers cuff and arrest german. >> paramedics arrive at the scene to treat officer deaton. >> my adrenaline was still rushing. i saw all this blood that was on me and at this time i could see it was dripping off my nose. >> deaton's nose has been sliced open from one of german's punches. in the safety of the ambulance, the officer realizes the severity of the attack. >> realized, man, this is for real. this guy was really trying to take me out. luckily i'm still here and i started thinking of my wife and kids. good thing was, i was on the better side of it, even though i did get injured. >> and his injuries are significant. >> basically, i had to have reconstructive surgery on my whole eye socket. he brok