but when you are in a -- another man's country in another man's land and under another man's flag and another man's government and under another man's court system you have to look to that other man for justice and you will never get it and negros in this country are probably authorities on that. >> to what extent does this formlation follow that by zionists? many maintain they could never expect justice in the courts from other countries in eastern europe and so on and decided it would be wise to establish a separate state in israel. >> and all the world powers got together, the white world powers i should say, got together and helped all these white jews to establish a separate state in the heart of a dark-skinned people's territory and if white people can get together and let other whites, help other whites to establish an independent nation right in the midst of dark-skinned people and then we don't see where white people should be so much against the honorable elijah muhammad's solution not of the setting of an independent dark nation in white people's property but he's asking fo

relation to man.eve in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the american revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. >> mann: the speech was called "a time for choosing," which may be ronald reagan's best speech ever, and that's saying a lot for ronald reagan, 'cause he gave a lot of great speeches. but this speech was a masterpiece. and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had made for himself. >> our democratic opponents seem unwilling to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my lif

we don't know. >> and also how clear are we that this man, mohammed emwazi he is actually the man when in the videos that we've all seen online? that he's actually the man committing these gruesome beheadings? >> well we have what we -- the information we have is the information that appears on the video. so he is in these videos holding a knife and talking. we have his voice, can be identified. his physical features can be identified. and experts who look at this are -- there's all sorts of yob, sorts of theories about, you know, about whether he beheaded his victims himself or was it somebody else and he posed in the film. so -- but he is obviously, the main person in this propaganda message that i.s. was trying to propagate. >> mohammad, many thanks from b bbc arabic. update you on our breaking news that the man known as jihadi john is in fact called mohammed emwazi, a british man believed to be from west london. we're watching bbc world news. do stay with us. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're l

because ultimately he feels like burning man will change them more than they change burning man. >> optimistic point of view. have you been? >> i have not. this made me very curious. we should be there this summer. >> i don't know if i can pull that off. it's a fascinating thing. the technology community here -- at its very highest levels ceo's, some of the very biggest companies in all of silicon valley are part of that rich man's row at burning man, but really take this very seriously and feel like they're inspired by it. >> it is a great thing. the creative spirit the art cars you see, what people build there is unbelievable. as long as you are willing to share everything you build with everybody else, i think people are happy to have the tech ceo's come out there. the one person who was at this camp and found it distasteful was describing it to me as sort of bring an end l.a. nightclub or las vegas nightclub into the middle of burning man. that pissed people off the most about this and made it into such a controversy. welcome come out to burning man, everyone is welcome, but whe

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hope you never need it but, man, oh man, not having it, no!jon: welcome back to the program, bob odenkirk! (cheers and applause) >> what's going on, man? >> jon: this is insane! this is insane. >> jon: you're a leading man -- >> well i went to leading man school. it was actually a driving school, leading man school double thing. so i got a ticket. i could have gone to pizza traffic school but went to leading man traffic school. >> jon: that was a smart move. i don't know what happened. it was on a show called "breaking bad" and that was crazy good. >> jon: crazy! out of the clear blue, i get a phone call mix agent says they're going to offer you a part on a show don't say no. and i'm, like, i'm not saying no to good parts! and, so, did breaking bad and phenomenon and vince and peter had an idea for this show and went and i'm, like, if you guys want to do it, i'm there. >> jon: first of all, i love your lack of enthusiasm. it's great. it's the hallmark of actor. >> it's the hallmark of the jaded show business guy who's been told it's going to h

carr went inside with a man and a woman, and at some point he got into a loud argument and the man was found with packing tape wrapped around his head, bu t tt the woman was found with packing tape the around her head, but she was alive. he is now charged with homicide and attempted homicide. >> she kept the secret dark for years. now a young girl says that she says she was sexually assaulted, and now police have arrested a man connected to her day care. cheryl hurd, cases like this usually means there is usually multiple victims and that is what the police say. if you have a story about the man that you aren't a to see, the -- are about to see the police want to hear from you. >> reporter: this is the man that police arrested yesterday afternoon carson bartolomucci. >> the girl contacted the the police on the 12th of february to report that her daughter had been sexually assaulted and started when she was 10. >> reporter: police say that the molestation went on for a year at a day care operation at these apartments. >> the child spent a lot of time over at paradise and the nights and

[russian man] this is a dangerous man. [woman] who is he?applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everyone. i'm here with norman reedus, and he and i are getting ready to go head to head or face to face in a game of face breakers. now, we're going to take turns shooting cross-bows at that wall of glass with our faces on it. that's my face. and that's norman's face. much cooler face. yeah, now look, when we hear this air horn -- [ air horn ] --that means it's the speed round and we shoot as many darts as we possibly can. first person to break all their opponent's faces wins. okay? there's also a surprise in store for the loser of tonight's game. [ laughter ] norman, are you ready to start breaking faces? >> let's do it. >> jimmy: let's do it, buddy. all right. [ cheers ] all right, you're my guest. do you want this side? >> i'll take -- >> jimmy: it doesn't matter. yeah that's what i said. oh, my gosh. it's like looking in the mirror. oh, my gosh. all right. you go first, buddy. go ahead. take the safety off. there's a little safety right there. th

a man was chasing somebody with a knife. two plainclothes officers say they san a hispanic man in his 20s with what looked like a kitchen knife. they drew their guns and told him to drop it after they saw a hispanic plans every man in his 20s with a knife. >> the officers are only allowed to fire in defense of themselves or others. felt that one of the situations was in play. witnesses say they heard between four and six rounds. we found six casings. that appears to be consistent. >> reporter: the suspect died at the scene. this may have started over the bike. the man originally being chased says the suspect was trying to steal his bike. the police chief says he is planning a town hall meeting about what happened when they get more information. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> so far the san francisco medical examiner has not released the identity of the suspects. >>> san francisco's police chief is defending an officer who had to use a baton during a confrontation with a homeless man. yesterday the public def

so malcolm came and said not only are you a man, you are a man of, you know, with a history, a man with an identity, and, you know, so now you have people standing on their feet wanting to be independent. wanting to participate in mainstream society. >> thank you for joining us on "inside story". great to talk to you. >> thank you. >> we'll be back with more after a break. when we return, a professor of african american history, and a young act fist today. stay with us on inside >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america i'm luis suarez, we are looking at the life of malcolm x. it's been 50 years since a group of men shot the leader and activist. have americans of all races changed their mind. is america any more ready than it was half a century ago to hear a man that told black americans that they'd only receive their freedom by seizing it, organising empower. not by asking politely >>> greg carr, an associate center of african american studies, and chair of african-american studies, and lucas owens, from youth against mass inkartion rations. >> -- incarcerations. >> when

to steal that man's bike.uckily for the robbery victim there were two officers not no uniform who happened to be in that area and san francisco police say those were the two officers who responded, they saw the chase, even as the call went out to officers, going up to the suspect with their guns out, demanding that he drop his knife. several witnesses reported the man did not comply and it appears both officers began firing at the man. investigators found six bullet casings on the ground. the suspects did not survive. the robbery victim credits police for not just saving his bike according to the police chief but protecting him. >> the victim told actually captain that he was coming after him with a knife this big, that is the knife was not that big but however it is large and he thanked the captain saying "you guys saved my life." >> reporter: investigators saying that about eight witnesses have been interviewed so far. police say both plain clothed officers were wearing their department issues stars and both

no other man could ever equal him." but for all these seemingly sociable qualities, leonardo was an enigmatic and solitary person. "when you're all alone," he wrote, "you are all your own." he was restless and unpredictable, a man of endless curiosity. magical powers were attributed to him by some who were baffled by the versatility of his mind and the broad range of his understanding. in one of his notebooks, leonardo comments, "the best thing in the soul is wisdom. nothing can be compared to it." leonardo's own search for wisdom began with what he could see. let us begin there, too, today, 500 years later. [dog barking] the tuscan landscape has changed little in 500 years. it still possesses a strange kind of beauty when it's shrouded in morning mist. the smell of the earth is the same, of things growing, things dead. the olive trees still spread their silver-green shade, and the ripe olives are still picked in the same manner they were so long ago. a young boy of today would see the color here as leonardo did, lookin

man, it's messed up. it sucks. >> stateville has long been home to some of illinois' most violent offenders. the vast majority of prisoners are in for murder or violent assault. >> it's hard, man. i mean, prison ain't nothing nice, you know, but it ain't like it's they fault, you know. you live a life of crime, this is where you're going to end up. >> stateville has housed its share of infamous criminals. john wayne gacy, convicted of murdering 33 young men and boys in the late 1970s, and richard speck, convicted for the murder of eight student nurses in 1966, were both condemned to die in stateville's execution chamber. speck died of a heart attack in 1991. gacy was executed by lethal injection in 1994. the last execution to occur at stateville took place in 1998. with such a high concentration of violent criminals in the prison population, it was only natural that the violence would continue within the walls of stateville. over the years, a number of incidents occurred that still reverberate among the o

when a masked man jumped out of the burbs and threatened to kill a sketch-year-old man. >> at first the victim is started. and then he reaches out and grabs the gun hand of the gunman gunman. >> upper darby police superintendent michael chitwood says the sketch-year-old and man carrying the gun began physically fighting. chitwood says the sketch-year-old pulled out his own gun and shot the alleged robber in the head killing him immediately. the victim has an active console carry permit. >> he was really shook up. really upset and i told him point blank, i said, you did what you had to do and as far as um concerned i don't see any criminal charges. >> reporter: neighbors watched from across the street. upset but not surprised. >> it's not really a good place placing to through any time. >> reporter: michael helperly grew up across the street from the park and says he was tacked on the same path. >> i was just walking hope at night and they came up behind me and struck me. >> reporter: catherine cooper also lives across the street and nervously watched police collect evidence including th

san francisco police got the call of a man with a knife chasing another man about 9:45 last night. before other officers could respond actually two plain clothed officers in the area got to the scene first. now those two officers according to sfpd had their guns out and asked the man with the knife to drop his weapon. sfpd said several witnesses reported the man didn't comply. at some point officers felt their lives were in danger and both began firing shots at the man. investigators found at least six bullet casings on the ground. he was hit, the suspect and pronounced dead at the scene. the other man says the suspect had been trying to steal his bike using a kitchen knife to threaten his life. >> he told the captain he was coming after me with a knife this big, the knife was not that big, however, it is large, and he thankedñmy captain saying "y guys saved my life." >> reporter: investigators say they had a good number of witnesses, around eight at least who have been interviewed. both plain clothesed officers were wearing department issued stars and as usual the department put b

they found a man walking in the neighborhood who watched the description of the man involved in the fightthey arrested him. police and neighbors say this is tough to believe or understand. >> really sad. and discouraging to know this kind of thing is still happening in the world today. i have been doing this for a long-term and it does not seem to get any easier. >> this happened at 2:45 year afternoon at buttercup and america lease. police have not released the names. residents are on edge and many are full of questions. this is the first murder in two years. >>> a violent attack on a woman in petaluma. police say they have a 36-year-old man in custody suspected of beating the woman and putting her in the hop. -- in the hospital. paramedics rushed woman to the hospital and used cell phone to find the suspect. a police chopper with radar found him walking in a creek bed. officers say he resisted and they tazed him to take him into custody. >> three men are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow in a santa rosa courtroom in a rape case of a woman held captive for two months. a 22-year-old woma

the man died at the scene and the investigation is ongoing. developing news in jordan: the jordanian government has executed two islamic state prisoners after isis burned one of its pilots alive. the news of the pilot's barabaric death came as king abdullah was visiting president obama in washington. the king headed back to his country tonight, where crowds of demonstrators have been in the streets -- calling for revenge against isis. coming up: why millbrae police think they have a good shot at catching a man accused of indecent exposure. tragedy in new york: a packed commuter train crashes and catches fire, killing at least 7 people. what went wrong on the tracks. and berkeley officials take a tough stance on the measles. how they plan to fight the disease. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proud

man's photo. it appeared someone had used jones identity to obtain i. d. but when smith called the sheriff and told them they said it didn't matter they had fingerprints coming from river side. >> they called and said they got the prints, they got a match on the prints from river side and that he is going down to river side to be charged. >> reporter: smith turned to ktvu news for help. one of our assignment editors called the contra costa county sheriff's department and got the same answer. but when she persisted the deputies said they would take another look. a short while later they called back. jones would be released they said. he was the wrong man. sheriff department officials didn't want to discuss this matter with us on camera. but a lieutenant did admit that mr. jones had been informed that fingerprints had been sent from river side and they matched him. the lieutenant says now they never did get a fingerprint match and that that was a clerical error. this morning jones went to work and m

. >>> a man armed with a knife in oakland. cops arrive on the scene and the mother begs them not to open fire. they did. the man was hit three times in the confrontation on 88th avenue just before 10:00 this morning. kpix 5's da lin on why the man's family believes police mishandled this situation. >> reporter: we'll get to that in just a second but the man appears to be in surgery at this hour. in fact, a family is waiting across the street right now for an update. they say the police shot him three times in the upper body and say the shooting was excessive because the mother watched as an officer opened fire. an officer shot the man in the middle of 88th avenue. his clothes left on the ground after paramedics removed them to try to stop the bleeding. >> my cousin has severe bipolar disorder. >> reporter: family members say the man shot is 28-year-old cory pollard. [ inaudible ] >> they shot him three times. >> reporter: no one knows why he had the knife. a training officer and a rookie trainee were patrolling the street in t

oh man.en me in earlier, i have to think about that. >> i'm going to choose four the women on our panel el ha, ha, ha. there you go. we have a special guest lined up for monday, new york city mayor bill de blasio is going to be here. i have a lot of questions for him but i want questions for you too. so whatever you want to ask the mayor, i want you to tweet the question you want me to ask him, okay work the hashtag keep it 100. till then good nightly, everyone. its's 11:59 and 59 seconds this happened on youtube. dating can get complicated with the tenders and grindest and what not. but luckily a youtube user uploaded this classic vhs entitled 7 simple rule force dating my christian daughter. it's hosted by a hip with it youth paster who is not a pent up ball of sexual rage

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man in the videos. the executioner in five beheading videos is mohammed emwazi a 27-year-old college graduate from london. british and american investigators knew his identity for months but did not release it as they traced the links to other isis figures. he became a recruiting tool for the militants. >> he is a big figure for fab boys and fan girls. >> he tried to join another group in africa in 2009. he was stopped and sent to amsterdam for questioning and then back to london. later he disappeared from his family's home in 2012 and turned up in syria with isis. >>> a new video from isis depicts another act that's provoking outrage. it shows "islamic state" militants ransacking a museum in iraq. they toppled priceless ancient artifacts calling them idols that must be removed. >>> it is 4:44 on this friday. the computer is fixed, and the weather is going to get sprinkly. >> that's a really great way to refer to it sprinkly. and widely scattered at best. nothing organized. not like a front passing thro

the man's footing is still unstable.o-pilot art litsinger knows he has precious seconds to act and only he can save the man now. but spray is pelting him in the face. and so blindly he tosses the life ring into the teeth of the swirling wind. >> fortunately i got pretty close to him, and the current took it right across in front of his face, about two foot in front of him. >> now it's do or die for the man who has held on for so long. >> he's got it. >> he actually had to let go of what he was holding onto to get the ring. it was about a foot or two in front of him. so he let go, and he grab add the ring. we did see that his legs went right over the brink. >> on shore, rescuers start pulling the rope, plucking the man from certain death. >> i can't describe the feeling of -- for 30 seconds anyway, of feeling this relief that he finally has it. finally we have him. we have something connected to him. he's not on his own anymore. and we start to bring him in. >> as carella and moriarty watch their peers pull the guy to sho

the description as 50 year-old guard scan-man dark skinned man. >>pam: a sausalito man find out the hard way how thieves are taking car break-ins to the next level. this surveillance video shows how the burglar using some kind of new high-tech device said that simply aulos a car door. to steal all really expensive item. jeb bush is live in sausalito with the story >>reporter: check this out this video was recorded by a home security system on central avenue last thursday afternoon. you can see in the video that the krupp checks out the scene to make sure that nobody is looking and after a few seconds while sub to the black audi suv on the right side of your screen. he of the small, hand- held device to remotely a lot the door and opens it like he owns the car himself. during the course of the next 55 seconds he grabs a black bag from the back seat of suv and then casually opens the back and acts of the vehicle and takes out a bicycle that was in the back. sausalito police said the bike is of serve alope five which retails for $15,000. the burglar

joining me now is a man who knows president obama more than most, reggie love is a former body man ofident and author of "power forward, my presidential education." i like the picture and the book. it is very good. talk about the president, and harrowing moments, and important moments, and you were there for a lot of them, and when the presidency is focused on what is going on now, and when it comes to isis and what is it like as far as what happens as far as the president goes? >> well his decision-making process is pretty unique. >> do you feel the moments in the white house? >> yes, i do. i think that when you are there you know, one, you are representing your country, a ndnd you are representing that administration, and there is a lot of pressure to want to get it right. >> you know when it is serious, and you can feel it? >> you can feel it. >> and you were there when for the killing of osama bin laden and what was that like? >> you know it is a powerful day. when 2001 and when the towers fell, i had never been to new york as like an adult. and so when i remember when i walked ou

thanks, man.rs and applause ] ♪ thank you, netflix, for releasing season three of "house of cards" and ensuring the only words i utter this weekend are "let's just watch one more." [ laughter ] just one more, then we'll stop. then we'll stop. >> steve: then i'll go to the bathroom. >> jimmy: no. too late. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, "the age of ultron," for sounding less like the new "avengers" movie, more like the slogan for a crazy new razor from gillette. [ laughter ] watch this bowling ball. >> steve: 1,000 blades. >> jimmy: this bowling ball's never gotten a closer shave. [ laughter ] even when someone threw a a 300 one time. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, kale, for being an edible loofah. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's interesting. >> steve: yup. >> jimmy: it's in the loofah family. yeah. >> steve: inside loofah. >> jimmy: yeah. thank you, cleveland browns, for debuting a new logo this week that's virtually identical to your old logo. but more importantly, it's still not brown. [

there were reports the man had a weapon. the officers who took him into custody did not find anything on him. they decided to shut down traffic in both directions so people would not be traveling through the unsafe situation. the man at times crossed over from one side of the bridge to the other. the c.h.p. says it knows this was an inconvenience and officers hope motorists understood there was a life at stake. a man we spoke with had the same perspective. >> it is a live. life comes before traffic. that is the bottom line. obviously it seemed what he was yelling when i was there you could hear him yelling at the cops and it seemed he was under the influence. it is what it is. traffic cannot trump a life. >> that was chris drake. this is cell phone video he took while he was stuck from the bridge, it took an hour to get the cars stuck on the bridge off and back to the road. crews finally grabbed the man and pulled him to safety before 10:00. they do not know if he was under the influence of anything. he will be laced in a ps

carr was seen choking a man wednesday afternoon. the man died.itically injured a woman. officers found carr a block away with blood on him. they recovered a bb gun that is believed to belong to carr. >> health official say a person infected with the measles had dinner at a restaurant last week that exposed hundreds to the virus. the resident visited the restaurant on member 20 and dined between 6:45 and five o'clock p.m. at the time the person did not have the rash. the incident comes on the homes of another potential exposure on art and infected resident took a richmond bound bart train from the millbrae station to civic center in san francisco danny 4:30 and 5:00 people and health officials say 1500 people everyone exposed to the virus but the risk of infection is low. our reporter will have a report from millbrae at the top of the hour. >> we find out what exactly google has in mind to expand their campus in mountain view. the plan includes up to four new buildings, some will be able to shift. a structure will allow google to move walls and of

oh man.hoose four the women on our panel el ha, ha, ha. there you go. we have a special guest lined up for monday, new york city mayor bill de blasio is going to be here. i have a lot of questions for him but i want questions for you too. so whatever you want to ask the mayor, i want you to tweet the question you want me to ask him, okay work the hashtag keep it 100. till then good nightly, everyone. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. olivia wilde will be joining us from "the lazarus effect." first, hsbc, one of britain's largest financial institution a spot of sticky pudding a couple of years ago a

man in the mission district. we'll tell you what the district is saying about how police acted. >> another measles warning is out this morning for bart riders after an infected passenger potentially exposed hundreds of fellow riders. we'll tell you about the train that person was on coming up. >>> thank you for joining us. it's friday, february 27th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark d.c.. things are going to change for us. >> they are. it's already starting up to the north. ours will be on saturday. >> it feels outside a little bit of a breeze. it feels like a little bit of a storm coming in. >> real quick here. i have an observer in crescent city. ronald thompson. the famous movie i was thinking about is lost horizon. >> own you are directors got a little picture for you. >> frank capper. >> that is correct. thunk ken lawrence for getting that up there. we do have a big change on the way. it will be more of an impact for the sierra nevada. the low has -- half an inch of rain in crescent city. thank y

for the third time a man getting ready to run across the whole country. 28th 31-year-old noah, he will take off from the statue of liberty in new york city and then he'll go 3,000- miles through 13 states ending up in san diego on the fourth of july. he is raising awareness for the 30 million people suffering from rare diseases. >>> you'll never mind someone stronger than someone who is battling the odds and i'm inspired by every single person i meet and that's what keeps me going. >>> he is inspiring a lot of people, he first made the trip in 2010, he raised awareness for two of his childhood friends battling a rare brain disease, wants to tell everyone's story and give them hope. >>> well, aspiring chefs are selling their home made foods to whatever wants it, but is it legal? the government's concern over facebook food groups. >>> also another catholic school controversy in san francisco this morning, the sexually explicit material handed out to some students. >>> and the commute on 580 westbound, and traffic san jose, 87 getting up to downtown we'll te

no other man could ever equal him." but for all these seemingly sociable qualities leonardo was an enigmatic and solitary person. "when you're all alone," he wrote "you are all your own." he was restless and unpredictable, a man of endless curiosity. magical powers were attributed to him by some who were baffled by the versatility of his mind and the broad range of his understanding. in one of his notebooks, leonardo comments, "the best thing in the soul is wisdom. nothing can be compared to it." leonardo's own search for wisdom began with what he could see. let us begin there, too, today, 500 years later. [dog barking] the tuscan landscape has changed little in 500 years. it still possesses a strange kind of beauty when it's shrouded in morning mist. the smell of the earth is the same, of things growing, things dead. the olive trees still spread their silver-green shade and the ripe olives are still picked in the same manner they were so long ago. a young boy of today would see the color here as leonardo did, looking a

the man was still hanging an. we talked to a motorcyclists who watched it happen. >> he fell out, hit the ground, rolled at least five times. the subaru took off and went away the guy on the ground wasn't moving anymore. it's like chased after the subaru for a block. i told him you got go back. he went back. >> police are still sorting out why the man was trying to get into the surfer's car. >>> concord police say man would tried to steal a vehicle at gunpoint failed because he couldn't drive a stick shift. it happened on monument boulevard this morning. police say the owner got into this car and found the carjacker in the passenger seat in the middle of a burglary. the suspect ordered the victim to drive him to another location, where he forced the owner out of the car. police say the carjacker tried to drive off but couldn't use the stick shift. so instead he ran off. >>> new details about the san francisco building that burned last mock in the mission district. fire inspectors found years of safety violations.

a man. i just have to be a man about it. >> ware is one of the few inmates who has remained married while serving a life sentence. >> it's rare. most guys that were married when they came in here, they don't stay married long. >> al, you got a visit. >> all right, thanks. my wife is the most important person in my life. the visits that we have here are the only contact we have. she'll come and visit me. when she leaves, i'll just sit back and i will wait for the next visit. we just have to take them as we get them. >> hi, honey. good to see you, honey. >> same here. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> how long has it been? >> a couple months probably. >> how are the boys doing? >> fine. >> staying out of trouble, huh? >> yeah. i usually come as often as i can. because he's my life. i just want to be with him. any way i can. >> this is all we can do is just sit here and hold hands. there's prisons that allow conjugal visits and, man, if we could get there, you know? yeah. but we'll take what we

usually imitating the white man.egro get drunk because he sees white people drinking. >> he's the fastest i've met in my life. >> commit fornication and adultery, all they see on tv is a white man committing fornication and adultery. they want to be like the white man, so they copy his immoral social habits. >> malcolm little was born into a family of activists. his parents, earl and louise were active followers of the negro improvement organization, which drew on black nationalism, promoting black pride. >> marcus garby said, the world has made being black a crime. i intend to make it a virtue. that the world has said black history is a curse. that black freedom is a pipe dream, that black hope is a joke. >> father, hopper earl, was a young garveyite. a minister. it was during the jim crowe era and learning to be self-reliant, independent. to stand up against injustice. it was during a time when lynchings were prevalent, to say the least. and so my grandfather was assassinated also tied to the trolley tracks. >> mal

and she had only a vague recollection of what the man looked like. in their desperation, investigators made an unusual decision. they decided to try forensic hypnosis. "%ñ >>> after 60 suspicious fires had been set in seattle, washington, investigators finally had a lead. a woman near one of the fires had seen a suspicious-looking man who had bumped into her. he was intoxicated and talked about the fires. this had happened weeks before and she couldn't remember much about him. investigators decided to try forensic hypnosis. >> trying to find out specific unique event in her memory that can trigger the rest of the memories to flood out. so it's a relaxation technique. we go back in time with her to this point in time. and have her really kind of watch a movie for us and tell us what she sees. >> this is one of the first times in u.s. history that forensic hypnosis was used in a high-profile case. and it was risky. once a witness is hypnotized, most state laws prohibit an individual from testifying at a trial. as the witness keyed in on the alcohol she

police say they're now after these two guys who think road bikes to a 64-year-old man's home that manays the two got in through an unlocked door sunday night. they beat him with something like a pipe then duct taped him to chair. police say they got away with money and his 20 tensile very cadillac. doctors at a hospital treated and row he is loot the 64-year-old. if you know anything about what happened, give police a call. >>> on your radar tonight some possible snow on the way scott. >> that's right, iain. we'll be watching a clipper that will be moving through during tomorrow afternoon and evening. that could bring a few flurries as well as snow showers our way but overnight tonight low temperatures in the 20s and teens. we'll watch that clipper and then frigid temperatures by troy today. as we look at ultimate doppler right now not whole lot of moisture showing up but here's the system that will continue to head in our direction. so tomorrow morning off to work and school it's dry but it is cold. but watch the clock as we move toward the afternoon around noon we're watch something

the man died.carr critically injured a woman and officers found carr a block away with blood and recovered a bb gun that belonged to carr. >> today we find out what, compete, google has in mind to exspokesman the corporate campus. city officials say the plan included up to for new buildings parts of which can shift. a crane structure will allow google to move walls and offices to make a building smaller or bigger. the push is underway to turn some of the land owned by google into housing for employees and residents. >>> shuttle bus drivers who take apple employees to and fro can be close to unionizing. facebook drivers unionized in november. it is affecting 120 gulf and part time drivers for yahoo and ebay and more. >> the companies should be a good community partner and they can improve things in the society by raising people up that do work for them to at least make a decent living and have decent benefits with a future for their families. >> we reached out to apple though had "no comment." >>> 6

a man, his son and the son's girlfriend. around 2:00 this morning, rescuers pulled two people out of the water, a man in his late to -- 40s to early 50s and a 2- year-old woman -- 22-year-old woman. the man died later. >> at approximately 9:20 a.m., the coast guard helicopter located 22-year-old male who matched the description of the missing person. he was recovered by the helicopter hoisting him up and they brought him to air station san francisco, where he is being identified at this time. we do not have his name or description but he does match the description of the person missing. >> reporter: the missing man is 22-year-old lewis rubalaka of daly city. we're told the man who died was his father. a relative says she spoke to larissa in the hospital and she was able to tell her a little bit of what happened. >> it was filled with water and they tried to flip it over and water was coming inside and they couldn't go back in the boat. that's all she remembers. >> reporter: again, you are looking live at a picture of coyote

he was very well liked man. have a link to the go fund me fundraising page on our web site if you would like to help. >> more than 100000 book thrown away as trash. east bay library defended the decision to discard the book to angry residents who showed up at special meeting tonight. alan joins us live from fremont tonight with the story. alan? >> is this is a willy may biography that was pulled out of a library recycling dumpster of a library recycling dumpster. only 4 years old. now the alameda couldn't library director says it just wants newer updated book but residents at tonight meeting say older book offer historical value and depth for research. >> i'm the witness. the who found at the time 5 full bin of book that is were discarded >> book that is were discarded >> alameda couldn't public library director says about 172 library director says about 172,000 book were his discarded over the past two years. if forced to make self space after spending about 3 million dollars on new book. >> some things have to

man from the zuniga family ehopes that now that they have something to go on that man will be arrested >> reporter: the surveillance video shows four men walking many, and we are not identifying the identity of three of them, because we do not know their involvement, but you can see this one man walking back in and buying a box of flavored cigars. >> just $20, and to shoot a human. >> reporter: manny zuniga was working at the box club when he and another guard saw someone running from the store. >> there was no reason whatsoever for them to lean out of the car and start shooting. >> reporter: one or more bullets hit and killed mapny zuniga. this woman was mourning here at the memorial and she said that her son saved johnathan's life when the shooter opened fire. >> i have no other words except that he is a hero. >> reporter: and a hero that deserves justice and hopes that somebody will identify them after seeing the individualvideo. >> i hope that some good samaritan out there identifies them. >> reporter: close to $10,000 has been raised for the zuniga family. reporting live in san jo