marquis says he prefers women. >> i'm in prison.o women in here, but there are men that want to be women. so i have to deal with it while i'm in here. i'm straight. i mean, i like feminine men, so, you know, however you want to look at it. as you call is homosexual, being gay, everybody has a different word. but as far as in here, you know, he's a woman and i'm a man. >> marquis and precious insist their relationship isn't just about sex. both speak of a bond rarely shared in prison. >> yeah, i love him probably harder than i loved any woman. you know what i'm saying? and i have 13 children. i have nine daughters and four sons. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out day to day. so i can't just deny him when i get out, but you have to understand that this is just for -- this lifestyle, as far as the sexual thing, this is just for now because i'm locked up. i do this because i want to, no

marquis reynolds is sitting in jail tonight.olice say he killed a woman in the middle of a san jose sidewalk in front of witnesses. the story is taking another turn because of the reynolds' connection to a man behind a workplace rampage in cupertino. we talked to a man who knew reynolds tonight. he joins us in the newsroom. george? >> that's right, jessica. we're definitely learning about this connection between last night's cupertino quarry, and this past monday's bizarre attack. it turns out the suspects in both cases were friends. tonight we talk with the president of the silicon valley naacp, who is an acquaintance of the two men. at the scene where a homeless woman once stood, flowers and candles now mark where she was killed. this woman stopped by to pay her respects. >> i can't believe this happened to her. someone left a photo. many did not know her name. >> i know how hard it is to be homeless. i know how hard it is to be out there and struggling to survive. >> reporter: please arrested 37-year-old ma quills reynolds. i

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identificado a la victima, ya que no ha logrado encontrar a su familia ---el sospechoso de su muerte, marquislds, debe presentarse ante un juez este jueves.. stop for open blanca ---como le mencionabamo s anteriormente , la ciudad de san jose vive una ola de delincuencia que hace tiempo no se veia. take vo ---en total, 5 muertos y varios heridos en una racha que parece no dar tregua. --- y como nos cuenta jaime peluffo en exclusiva, an cuando el origen de esta racha no se ha definido, los crteles mexicanos de la droga, amenazan con extender sus tentculos en el sur de la baha. 0:01 0:04 0:18 0:54 1:25 - 1:36 1:39 2:55 take pkg s.o.t. juan 1:10:00 está pasando que está creciendo muy fuerte el cartel de las drogas, ya sea el cartel mexicano. segn juan, a quien le cambiamos el nombre, ocultamos su rostro y alteramos su voz, los carteles de la droga estn apoderandose de discotecas y restaurantes mexicanos en el sur de la baha. s.o.t. 2:51:00 las personas vienen a ofrecerme dinero, a tratar de sacarme del lugar, me han amenazado. segn juan, los carteles ofrecen desde 5 hasta 20 mil dlares mensuales

and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year sentence for kidnapping, made it clear, the situation will likely change once he's out. >> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. i'm in prison. there's no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when i'm in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasn't deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. that's not just me. that's part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the man, the ma

so it says, "this was sent to me from the marquis."sumably this was sent from france to the united states. the plaque probably wasn't on the box, or if it was on the box, it was not engraved. right. now, you've done a lot of work on the genealogical connections between all the various family members, and i've got to say, from what you've shown me, the provenance of this box is absolutely ironclad. in terms of the value of it, i would place a presale estimate of somewhere from $30,000 to $50,000. wow. well, it's not a bad investment for $1,500, $2,000, whatever. indeed not, indeed not. wow. um... (sighs) i'll be very careful driving home. (laughing) i'm aghast. (laughing) you're watching antiques roadshow from mobile, alabama. in a minute, more roadshow, right after this. , turn to pbs for stories that define the american experience. man: it was wild and out of control. the flash, apparently official... revealing our strengths... it shall be called the hoover dam. our struggles... man: he said it is madness beyond measure. putting you i

marquis reynolds is accuse of stabbing a woman to death on monday near meridian avenue and san car loes street. investigators say the victim was attacked with a weapon. was arrested a few blocks awachlt the motive behind the kill sg under investigation. >>> president obama was back on the campaign trail today in iowa the president and first lay by michelle obama was by 3 thousand supporters at a rally interview. mr. obama nab iowa three dhas week telling voters there he needs one more shot. mrs. obama sold the crowd. the president has been fighting for everything from support for veterans to equal pay for women and healthcare for family. >>> mitt romney is on the four-day bus trip through camp battleground states. he was in north carolina today where he said president obama's reelection effort is all about vision attack and hate red. he says mr. obama is an angry man who will quote do or say anything to get elected. . >>> a local judge citeed in pennsylvania refused to stop that state's new voter identification law. the picture id before voting. to suppress voting among certain groups i

human rights which have repeatedly criticized the government's crackdown on protesters accusing the marquis of violating basic freedoms and even torture columns out a former lecturer at the university of the high range think there's no lie of the end of the tao for opposition. what does jail sentence of three years for mr in the bill resolve indicates that the bahrain a government is increasingly paranoid because three quarters of the bahraini population want the two hundred and twenty nine year monarchy to end that they want a democratic republic and are not going to give up on this go there there is no free speech in bahrain that the u.s. navy's fifth fleet is based in bahrain and because of the basing rights in the ports of bahrain and also the tarmac right at the shaikh isa air base the u.s. navy is a few dollars project is able to power projects u.s. military might in the entire middle east and hard to maintain you have had germany in the region. now if you look at some other stories from around the world. a minor strike in south africa turned into a bloodbath after police opened fire

want us to mind its own business with respect to it was your right to use or other issues of the marquis he writes in russian so i want to see the seems to apply in the case of bahrain and repression of the. non-violent protest movement he d. the standard should be higher because the us has more influence in. its army marini itself in weapons to bahrain it's got a military base in bahrain it's seen as a key ally of the partner in go so the same words the scene for us in the case of bahrain we have more impact nobody you know i mean as you say as you say it's awfully easy it's awfully easy for any country or particularly america as you say that has a lot of influence in bahrain it's very easy for them to make a distant judgment to say well you know what will stick our nose in this from a distance but do you think when it comes to the whole pussy riot case you think in any way that it might have been sensationalized a little bit by mainstream media because you know some of the girls are considered to be attractive and perhaps i mean one of them even allegedly was being has been offered to

headline supposed to reach marquis pitching match up.here is buster posey, and the long ball, again, into the third there is two run homer, lincecum gave up four earned runs. there is lincecum now 6 and 13. and in seattle, perfection from the king against tampa bay. >> there is two. two. >> felix hernandez with a perfect game, 12 strikeouts becoming 23 player to throw a perfect game. and petaluma opens play in the little league tomorrow at noon against fairfield. manager eric smith today this, is the first time in 66 years a team made the little league world series. there are some excited petaluma moms. >> there is a feeling of he'l he'llation when they advanced on saturday. >> this is phenomenal and amazing. they are some kind of wonderful, that team. >> mothers have been driving or carpooling them around for years. and this is getting them in and out of town. >> most of kids have been on the same team since they're 8 or nine. so like we say we're kind of on the shirt tails of our kids enjoying a little fame. so it's cool. >> there is a

police say marquis reynolds stab add woman to death with a sword on monday. that same day police found a man shot to death in a chevy impala. this morning's was the 28th killing of the year so far in san jose. stanley says the rash of violence has her worried. >> i'm scared but what can you do. you know. i don't want to move around i'm too old to move around in my 80s. >> police say they heard that made any arrests in connection to this morning's shooting and are looking for tips. sikh police are looking for two gunman who crashed a party in order shoot a gust. it happened on the 900 blocks of thornton avenue a 24-year- old man was shot in the legs as he sat in his vehicle outside. witnesses of the party were uncooperative. >>> law enforcement agencies are producing results in their crack down on drunk drivers the statewide campaign began on friday. officer have all ready made 38 arrests for drunk driving in just two days. coincident think same number of arrests were made in santa clara county we don't yet have figures on other areas in the bay area. >>> volu

old and the marquis. getting worse and worse so for instance at the time i read now after i thought i've never seen anything more crazy because it's even worse than w t o is even more extreme and then comes along. and it's even worse then you look at t p p and there are chapters in there there's one called regulatory coherence which is to harmonize all the regulatory systems of the countries involved so it just takes us down to the level of vietnam for example or. vietnam tested chapter there's of course all secrets but that is the industry go they want one set of global standards that are lower for the whole world and this is a lot of people this this deal is not about trade this is church it's shows the number of the g.d.p. of the of the tepee nations that are all this state everybody can see it australia singapore chile peru. well as you do and this is this is a mind boggling amount of money but what's really interesting about that chart is it's evidence that this isn't really about trade per se becaus

. >> reporter: the shooting caps off a violent seven days, police say marquis reynolds stabbed a woman to death. police found a man shot to death in a chevy impala. he died of his injuries wednesday in the hospital. this morning was the 28th killing of the year so far in san jose. stanley said the rash of violence has her worried. >> i'm scared but what can you do? i don't want to move. i'm to old to move. >> reporter: police haven't made any arrests. in san jose, ktvu. >> police arrested two people in connection with a shooting yesterday afternoon in the bayview district. the two were involved in the shooting and the 18-year-old, it happened at third street. the man is reportedly recovering from nonlife threatening injuries. >> police in oakland are searching for clues in a shooting there early this morning that sent a person to the hospital. gun fire started at 2:15 near 92nd avenue. the investigators say the victim was shot in the neck and chest and as he stood near his motorcycle he was rushed to highland hospital. his condition has yet to be released. >>> an hour earlying a gunman

marquis property management has seen many priced out of the area. >> may want to be in palo alto or -- and now it's the areas that are the outlying fringe areas. >> reporter: the family finally found a job and move in on september 1st. >> no trying to slip a 50 across the table, please give us the place though i thought about it. >> reporter: they don't foresee prices going down any time soon. they say inventory is a big factor. reporting live in santa clara. matt keller. >> new numbers show the biggest increase in retail sales in five months. the department said sales rose .8% from june to july. that's the biggest jump since february. they say it's a good start to the second half of the year after reduced spending in each month of the april through june- quarter. >>> despite the news stocks barely changed. the dow picked up nearly three points, nasdaq drops five and a half. >>> facebook will be able to sell their stock starting tomorrow. that's when a lock out period expires for early investors and some directors. in all 271 million shares will be eligible. >> bankrupt company solynd

marquis property management has seen many priced out of the area. >> may want to be in palo alto or -and now it's the areas that are the outlying fringe areas. >> reporter: the family finally found a job and move in on september 1st. >> no trying to slip a 50 across the table, please give us the place though i thought about it. >> reporter: they don't foresee prices going down any time soon. they say inventory is a big factor. reporting live in santa clara. matt keller. >> new numbers show the biggest increase in retail sales in five months. the department said sales rose .8% from june to july. that's the biggest jump since february. they say it's a good start to the second half of the year after reduced spending in each month of the april through june- quarter. >>> despite the news stocks barely changed. the dow picked up nearly three points, nasdaq drops five and a half. >>> facebook will be able to sell their stock starting tomorrow. that's when a lock out period expires for early investors and some directors. in all 271 million shares will be eligible. >> bankrupt company solyndra

lot of time suggesting that thomas jefferson got most of his information on the revolution from the marquis de lafayette and that was a skewed view? >> yes. he wasn't for the french -- he left america in september of 1789. bear in mind, the actual french revolution full of bloom already started in july. he -- he didn't actually have much experience with the ench revolution, didn't know much about it. but he had worked. lafayette didn't expect what the french revolution turned out to be. he found out when he was run out of the country. so jefferson on the whole went along with lafayette. he accepted lafayette's nterpretations of things, conveyed those back. as a -- as a diplomat, as a politician, draw a distinction between jefferson as a diplomat and as a politician. as a diplomat, it seems to me that his dispatch would show him to be rather conventional giving the interpretation of the leading group of the time. basically lafayettes. which is everything, of course, going on to totally peaceful change. but as -- as a politician later on, when he goes back to america and is using the topic of

and that can be quite different from the grand marquis' generalization about black people this or black people that or black people don't or white people do and so forth. what about class? people who were rich live differently from people who are poor. although traditionally, african-americans have been poor people we have not all been poor people and even those of us who are poor live poverty in different ways and those ways have to do with our families, with our upbringing of the youngest child or the oldest child. all of these are what makes you a person from within. so, let me put it on the table that i'm talking about in this sense that from without what gets put on you from outside. there are two freedoms that i want to talk about. one is bodily freedom and integrity. the freedom from violence. i started my career as a historian working on the 19th century, working on migration of black southerners from mississippi and louisiana and texas and tennessee into kansas in 1879 right after the end of emancipation, and over and over and over again the documents that the people created sa

c-span: you mention that the 1824 tour of the united states by marquis de lafayette, a man who was... >> guest: yes. of c-span: ... at 19--was a major general in the revolutionary war... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... from france. he came back here at an invitation of the american people to tour around to the 24 states, had an impact on the declaration of independence visibility. why? >> guest: well, there's a whole new attention given, of course, to the revolutionary era. this is part of the whole celebration. that the lafayette visit in particular redirected attention i'm--to the declaration, i'm not sure. certainly, it was--it--you--one can see the reverence that the whole tradition had; that people were taking all kinds of--any physical artifact from the revolution--buttons, whatever--holding them with a great reverence. him and--the idea was that all of these relics, as they came to be known as, sort of, for people who knew the story, that it would incite deep feelings of reverence --to the tradition and they'd rededicate themselves to that tradition. and, of course, what they're com

the 37-year-old marquis reynolds was arrested. she was found on meridian avenue. has not been identified. this was the 26th homicide of the year. >>> well, more information coming in expected to be released about a homicide in hayward. this was yesterday afternoon on west tennyson road and bruno street. they are focusing on a jewelry store. at this point the police are not saying much or how the victim died. >>> now and they are investigating the cause of a house fire. this on 5900 block of second street. no one was in the home. this after 5 o'clock this morning. but a neighbor credits the dog with waking her up and alerting her to the fire. >> you know my blanket and then i said what happened? what? then i follow here. then in my window in the living room. when we get up. >> one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion fighting the fire. >>> time is now mud crews are cleaning up after a water main break in oakland. it was at 11:30 on crest avenue near golf links road t caused a small mudslide and water got into garages there. they were scrambling to get their

the marquis lafayette followed george washington during the revolution and returned to france, during the french revolution, had two frames hanging in his home area. one was a copy of the declaration of independence and the other frame to the day he died remained empty. he was looking for a similar document. to anchor the french constitution. something to put limits on the power of government. something that was a higher calling and a higher responsibility than the civil law. the moral law. that is what the declaration has done for our country. our country, and the declaration of independence, god is mentioned four times come and greet her, divine providence, all of these things, they point to what? that america was founded as a great moral enterprise. these rights, including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. life is the foundational right given to you by god. it cannot be denied. there are those who will distort the true meaning of liberty as our founders understood it. liberty is not the freedom to do whatever you want to do. it is freedom from government telling you what