marlon, how you doing, brother?ng great. - i call him brother not because we're both black because i feel like we're related now. two days in a row talking to him, we're cousins. marlon, you have great-- - yes, ma'am. - --news to share. what is the news? - i have my job back. [crowd cheering] - yeah, they were resented [indistinct]. i am back. - i am so happy for you, marlon. the whole purpose in why you used the n-word with the student who had repeatedly called you, you said it was a teachable moment. the student who called him the n-word was of color but he said it didn't matter the race of the student. this was about the power and the hurtrtfulness behind that word and you took a stand. how do you feel now having all the support from the students, from our audience, from people around the country and you're back on the job? - the keyword i guess is overwhelmed because it's not just the country, it was the world. i had people from turkey and australia and finland, everywhere were giving support. so i'm so thankful

a 70-yard fumble return for a touchdown by marlon mhumphrey. the only undefeated team standing is the niners. >>> the nationals will visit the white house today. at last one player will not be there. the story, next. >>> officials in northern california asking for the public's health looking for escaped murder suspects. the two were being held on unrelated murder charges. details on how the pair escaped weren't released. but authorities say they are investigating. deputies say the men should be considered stageous. >>> some awe-inspiring aerial fire video from southern california this morning. the footage tweeted out by the ventura county fire department showed what it was like to fight a fire at night. it requires special training, skills and technology. this is the maria fire, that is covering 75,000 acres and is 75% contained. the president called it poor forest management. newsome tweeting back, you don't believe in climate change. you are excused from this conversation. >>> the epa will announce they are relaxing the rules from how compani

you always had this fear that you couldn't go marlon. because you'd be taken to prison that's how menacing it felt to us to look at all of us all important. so it was like watch out it's enough just across the street wrongly where everywhere such a massive travels with. their remember very well the names of the stasi offices. called. friends would you like to meet them again and i know. man and i have no. absolutely not. and of course i wouldn't be able to hide how much of despise them and when i despise someone i don't want to have anything to do with and. these events took place over 30 years ago. this one now the stasi records agency has provided access to their files. for the 1st time the 2 women have talked to the younger generation about why the rift that we thing to get out to be struck me. is doable i wanted out i didn't want anyone dictating that i live here even if it was socially equitable but we didn't want that and that's hainje brave enough to go ahead and act on it so what does this mean to sleaze to some of us most doesn'

his. >> marlon [applause] [applause] marlon him coming back to you for the last word but a good essay you have been around this town a long time and even before you got to the white house, you know how to handle things in your presentation is part of it. so for instance president might have been the clock that grows when the sun comes up and says me, we have actually seen that perhaps but the point is [laughter] for two kind of afraid that you and the reporters who said might still might do him that much good with a reelection campaign. seven day. >> what he actually said was after leslie asked the question was i am not an emotional category. and this of course with the news carried. but as sometimes happens in these situations, it is the accidental question that is the best. in the best of answers. in this kind of a personal question and making it up all the news, just serve to emphasize again, the attitude that he wanted to take and that he didn't want to focus to gorbachev in the eye. in just one month later, actually three weeks later we were in walter with his first meeting follo

you know which is pretty cool much ng the last time you go in paris on the marlon brando i thought you were in trying to speak some spanish because you. unmercifully trolled on. you tube whatever i try to speak spanish i don't really speak any spanish but of course much of latin america is certainly argentina at the moment certainly chile ecuador. bolivia you know.

you know which is pretty cool i'm watching the last time i go in paris on the marlon brando i thought you were in trying to speak some spanish because you. unmercifully trolled on. you tube whatever i try to speak spanish i don't really speak any spanish but of course much of latin america is certainly argentina at the moment certainly chill a ecuador. bolivia you know what they're going to encounter very soon are many people coming to help them coming to rescue them and they'll come with nice fancy suits in private jets and they're from the i.m.f. and we're here to help you just to let you know they're going to feel good about themselves they will speak at conferences in new york in europe and say how they rescued the people down there but in fact they've taken your sovereignty and packaged it into their own identity so that's the truth that's why we go there and talk about gold silver. a bit coy and i'm also going to compare it to the you know how our economy's function how we you know greenwash ourselves there has to be a different word for this but we're going to come up with that

new england cut the lead to just four points when julian edelman would get stripped and marlon humphrey takes it back for 70 yards. it didn't get any better from there for brady and company. the ravens win it 37-20. as the patriots got their first loss, the dolphins got their first win. miami quarterback ryan fitzpatrick finding some of that old fitz magic, throwing three touchdowns the dolphins cruise past the jets 26-18mes still out with a knee injury. but the ground game got the job done against the vikings running back damian williams taking it all y to the house 91 yards that is the longest in the nfl so farseason moore but then with three seconds left on the clock the chiefs would win the game without their best player 44-yard field goal here to win it 26-23. out to seattle now where russell wilson put up another mvp-level performance. the seahawks star quarterback threw for five touchdowns in a nail-biter against the buccaneers seattle missed a field goal that forced the game into overtime but the seahawks still won it 40-34. >> let's check and see how the week is shaping up weat

you know which is pretty cool watching the last time go on paris on the marlon brando i thought you were in trying to speak some spanish because you. unmercifully trolled on. you tube whatever i try to speak spanish i don't really speak any spanish but of course much of latin america is certainly argentina at the moment certainly chile ecuador and bolivia you know what they're going to encounter very soon are many people coming to help them coming to rescue them and they'll come with nice fancy suits in private jets and they're from the i.m.f. and we're here to help you just to let you know they're going to feel good about themselves they will speak at conferences in new york in europe and say how they rescued the people down there but in fact they've taken your sovereignty and packaged it into their own identity so that's the truth that's why we go there and talk about gold silver bitcoin and i'm also going to compare it to the you know how our economies function how we you know greenwash ourselves there has to be a different word for this but we're going to come up with that during thi

mohamed sanu new england would cut the lead to just four and then julian edelman would get stripped and marlony takes it back all the way back 70 yards it did not get better from there for brady and company. the ravens win it 37-20. as the patriots got their first loss, the dolphins got their first win. miami quarterback ryan fitzpatrick finding some of that old fitz magic with three touchdowns. the dolphins win a game to beat the jets 26-18 now to kansas city the chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes he's still out with a knee injury but the ground game getting th damian williams taking it all the way to the house nfl so far this year. minnesota would take the lead on a dagger throw from kirk cousins to matt moore.s ft on the clock the chiefs, underdogs at home, win the game on this kick here. 44 yards 26-23. up to seattle where russell wilson put up another mvp-level performance. the seahawks star quarterback threw for five touchdowns in a nail-biter against the buccaneers with a shootout seattle would miss a field goal. they would have won the game instead they send it into overtime didn'

let's stay with this story marlon cabala has had a policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he joins us live from doha good to have you with this here on al-jazeera certainly this is a significant step forward for the protest movement but the question is where does the process movement go from here what's their next objective was probably there will still be industry demanding for further reforms because that is ignition of the prime minister or forcing the prime minister to resign after many weeks of but this is bill has the easiest part of this cycle that the iraqi younger archy's have decided actually to to start a couple of couple of months ago a tallit is another thing that is really important today actually it wasn't a victory on the for the protesters it was also a victory for the and religious the shiite religious establishment in iraq because . danny who is the top shiite cleric manager in iraq that the head of the medicare yet that argument julia was in fact also defending that arkie religious establishment because he has been actually existing a bru

a 70-yard fumble return for a touchdown by cornerback marlon humphrey.undefeated team standing, the 8-0, san francisco 49ers. >>> olivia newton-john's bad sandy outfit from "grease" scores big at auction. >> sandy? >> tell me about it, stud. >> the black leather jacket and the skin-tight pants worn by the actress and singer in the movie, sold for $405,700, more than double the auction estimate. the outfit was made famous for the final musical number, sold to separate anonymous bidders in an auction. newton-john said she had to be sewn into those pants. other items from her career was sold raising $2.4 million for her cancer wellness center in australia. >> a worthy cause. >> you're still wondering why the flying car. >> this is a dream sequence. >> i didn't realize there's a community of people who wondered for 40 years why she flew away in the car. i did wonder why. >> the director won't spill the beans. john travolta laughed that off. >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. >> here's rizzo and kaeconomic can i with >>> welcome to our viewers in th

mary alice: presidential marlon fitzwater said earlier all of the allies are standing by watching. the pentagon has agreed to temporarily house of to 1000 refugees who have landed in east germany. helmut kohl has called for to discuss the political crisis. he diminished the size of the politburo, urged new elections, promised laws on freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and freedom of the press. the west spoke with german ambassador to the united states and he indicated that a major flow of refugees is going to be a problem. >> so far we have been able to find employment were quite a few of them. we have had about 300,000 this globalut housing is a concern and a growing problem. it is important that reforms take place in east germany. my government has said if these reforms take place we will have very substantial help and support for these reforms. mary alice: at the brandenburg gate, we have martin fletcher standing by. martin, what is the mood of the people? jubilant. west berliners have come here for hours now, shouting at the east german border guard to let the people

filling in for marlon mack, bounces off the defender, breaks the tackle, that's tonight's touchdown and70 lead short- lived as that man, deshaun watson has had an incredible season. amazing catch here, helped by his receivers andre hopkins. 30 yard touchdown pass giving his stability for good. you can see the replay and giving the ball to mom. texans take over first in the afc south 7-4. colts a half- game back of the raiders were a wild-card spot still plenty of stuff left to go. >>> in the meantime, it is big game time in the situation right now is some streaks on the line. first of all, they will play at stanford coming up this saturday. and that streak is on the line, stanford has gone to a bowl game in 10 consecutive seasons. they want to keep out alive, but they make two more wins to qualify to be bowl eligible. the outhis, stanford has beaten cal in the big game nine consecutive years. [ laughter ] i'm looking at you . a decade, basically. the streaks are important. >> that streak means a lot to me and the guys that came before me. that's one thing we try to put a focus on. it's

it is now my pleasure to introduce a dear friend of mine and a fellow attorney marlon hill.se] marlon hill is a longtime friend and he has been volunteering at the fair for many years as well. i do introduce you who will go ahead and get the formal introduction of the author today. >> thank you. >> good afternoon miami. good evening. imagine that this is going to be an asian american living in. can you imagine that? we are here in welcoming one of her favorite tv analyst on msnbc she is a daughter of the beautiful country. any agency? >> she is also the political director for the move.org. [applause] she has worked on many local campaigns, statewide campaigns and national campaigns. she has written this delectable memoir of her personal, professional and political life. please join me in giving a warm welcome to karine jean perry an. [applause] >> hi, everybody. thank you for coming hi, i got to give her some love. [applause] [speaking in foreign language] >> what do they call you, what is your nickname. in your first name is pronounc pronounced. >> karine. >> karine. >> my

going to shift this to marlon or reports you know it's not from. off to my not to model resident. less than a month afterward shipping was barred from the straits of tiran israel launched a series of attacks on egypt and positions triggering the $96076.00 day arab israeli war which drew in not just egypt but also syria and jordan it was monday the 5th of june 1967. i was on the watch when all of a sudden we had an amazing noise of a jet engine. and as we looked up. we see in a formation of sri fighter planes coming across from the sinai side just above must fight and flew between ourselves the last 4 ships to sri planes crossed they immediately climb to high altitude and as we looked at them they began to do what we now know was a means of blowing up the wrong way at the airport or the air force base. we could see it was less than a mile and a quarter way out than oculus we watched the jets bombed a long ways 1st and then they israeli warplanes which were parked all by the anger's was then attacked those 3 awful nation of 3 israeli jets one state dropped their payload they came ba

the kings bay plowshares 7, were -- who broken on the offensive anniversary of the assassination of marlon3, were recently convicted of three felony counts and a misdemeanor charge for entering the base armed with hammers, crime scene tape, baby bottles containing their own blood. they also carried an indictment charging the u.s. government with crimes against peace. the kings bay naval base is home to at least six nuclear ballistic missile submarines, each of which carries 20 trident thermonuclear weapons. the activists said they were following the prophet isaiah's command to "beat swords into plowshares." we are joined now by two guests. martha hennessy is what that's in new york, one of the kings bay plowshares 7, granddaughter of dorothy day, the founder of the catholic worker movement. and joining us from berkeley, california, pentagon paper whistleblower daniel ellsberg. his most recent book "the , doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." dan ellsberg was blocked from testifying in the recent trial of the kings bay plowshares 7. we welcome you both to democracy now! m

marlon james. [applause] lane, the other american. [applause] julia phillips disappearing earth.ed to announce that shares national book award for fiction to susan troy trust exercise. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> i was told my hair was static he. [laughter] i'm actually really surprised. thank you so much to the judges and my fellow finalist. thank you to last year's award winner who said i had to write something down. i did the only because she told me to. thank god she did. but this is a collaboration more than any other book i have written. thank you jen for being the difference between this book existing and not i don't think it would have if you didn't tell me it should be a book. and also this book existing in being a hell of a lot better. and also everybody at halt. and every one else. and everyone else at the wiley agency for taking good care of me. the longer i do this it really is some reward for what they are facing find it an astonishing privilege that this is what i get to do for a living. thank you. and then my very first derivative fiction and when i was 20 and working at a

mary alice: presidential pokesman marlon fitzwater said earlier all of the allies are standing by watching. and willing to help if necessary. the pentagon has agreed to temporarily house of to 1000 refugees who have landed in east -- west germany. helmut kohl has called for direct talks to discuss the political crisis. just yesterday he diminished the size of the politburo, urged free elections, hinted at a multiparty system, promised new laws on freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and freedom of the press. earlier i spoke with the west german ambassador to the united states and he indicated that a major flow of refugees is going to be a problem. >> it creates a growing problem. so far we have been able to find employment were quite a few of them. the good steist economy helps. we have had about 300,000 this eek, but housing is a global -- growing concern and a growing problem. it is important that reforms take place in east germany. my government has said if these reforms take place we will have very substantial help and support for these reforms. mary alice: at the brandenburg g

and presidential spokesman marlon fitzwater said earlier in the day that all of the allies are standing by watching and willing to help if necessary. the pentagon has agreed to temporary house close to 1000 of the refugees who have already landed in west germany. the west german canceler helmut kohl has called for direct talks leader toast german discuss the communist party's political crisis. just yesterday, he purged the old guard, diminished the size of the politburo, urged free elections, hinted at a multiparty system, promised new laws on freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and freedom of the press. earlier i spoke with the west german ambassador to the united states, and he indicated that a major flow of refugees is going to be a problem. >> the growing number of refugees creates growing problems. so far we have been able to find employment for quite a few of them. the good state of the economy helps. we have had about 300,000 vacant positions beginning of this week, but housing is a growing concern and a growing problem. but it is important that reforms take place in eas

at memento park and i want to thank personally to members of our board of director in particular marlons to bring this extraordinary work of out - - art to the before columbus foundation. i would say in terms of the complexity and was describing a few moments ago that that what mark has achieved also is the deeply sensuous supple prose that is possessed of a unique fluid propulsion that is not only musical but was part of the dance that we share with each other rediscovering our own lives. so with that in mind i would like to welcome to the stage mark who can share more of his insight. [applause] >> thank you for that extraordinary and beautiful introduction. that was unforgettable. thank you. i would like to thank the board and the judges in the before columbus foundation for this tremendous honor. to say that i am unworthy that i am ungrateful though - - grateful when i begin the year journey and never imagined i would end up standing somewhere like this. to acknowledge my editor and my agent and as a novel of family history thank you to my family and my mother and sisters and especia

. >> and ball is out and there's no whistle yet, and this is marlon humphrey who's going to take it to the end zone >> carried like a loaf of bread. >> you're supposed to tuck it under. >> quarterback lamar jackson, he ran for two tds, threw for another, the ravens won this one easily easily 37-20. a lot of upset pats fans. >> 49ers only undefeated team left. >>> the washington nationals, by the way, fresh off their first world series title will visit the white house today. the nats continue their championship celebration in washington there it was capitals hockey game there. you see the two teams getting together for a group picture also a bit of a sing along, we are the champions, the caps won the title two years ago. that capped off a weekend of celebrations highlighted of course by that huge victory parade on saturday there's the commissioners trophy being hoisted high above ryan zimmerman's head thousands of fans -- tens of thousands, in fact -- >> where were you? >> i was right there on 3rd and pennsylvania, me and my wife were part of the coverage. >> you were covering for wrc.

hampshire, iowa, other places, and we invite you to do that at c-span.org. ,rom kansas city, missouri marlonays he is not satisfied. tell us why. with the kind of agree lady that called a couple of calls ago as far as the field of democrats. has a weakness, but the one person that i think could win his michelle obama. that is who i wish would run. -- is michelle obama. that is who i wish would run. host: what is it about her that makes yo think she is a winner? about: she has an aura her where she cares about everybody. not just the rich, the poor, the middle. she cares about everybody. havethink of clinton would won the last election, she would've had a republican congress, senate, nothing would have gotten taking care of. cannot believe the republicans ran on this. i have not heard one thing about health care from republicans. not one. big sandy,p in tennessee. talk about the current field and your level of satisfaction with them. caller: well, i like mayor raise forentering the the reason that i just saw the ad on tv and he made sense. now, all of the people that are running for president