i'm not talking about just about martin truex jr.e busch on the front row but you want to go back to chase elliott. now he does have fresher tires and has to go three wide on the restart and got to be super aggressive. keep the momentum going and make a bunch of moves early to make up the gap. >> restarts on the outside in eighth position. this is the third time martin truex has led more than 140 laps on a mile and a half track. the two previous types finished second both times. >> this time the 17 he and the 18 are both cleaning up getting ready for the restart. i'm not sure he did a great job the last type. they will restart with 33 laps to go. restart will be -- that 18 is going to be tough on this restart. green flag. loose and logano looks to the inside. nothing there. three wide behind them. here comes chase on the outside. that's what he's got to do. get up there and go on the outside. 18 will be hard to beat on the restart. truex slams it into turn three but kyle busch powers around the outside for the lead. logano looking lo

hosted by lockheed martin. it is our -- it is the largest k through 12 stem education and work force development event in the country. it is at the washington, d.c. event center, it's absolutely free to attend, and it's about two million square feet with about a thousand exhibiters, and about 3,000 hands-on exhibits. >> so here's some video of kids at the festival. stephanie, you said you took your kids recently last year, in fact. what are the kids going to be doing? >> so at our lockheed martin booth, we have a theme called this sign isn't fiction. when the kids come through, they'll get to see a things around space. one is called the insight lander. the insight lander is a real program that lockheed martin is working on with nasa, and that's why we say this science isn't fiction. and what the students will be able to do, it simulates the surface of mars, and the students will be able to participate in a virtual reality session with their smart phones exploring the surface of mars. they'll also get to take a

a pass on the outside. martin truex. but, again, martin does not force the issue. taking his time. >> you can't. when the tires are falling off this much and the grip level is going away you can't force the issue. what you have to do is find a way to just ease up on the tires, find a different lane, search around there, wait for them to either make a mistake or find an area on the track where you are a little bit stronger. >> we saw that with brad keselowski. the harder he tried the worse it was. that's what you run into. you got to be patient. >> there he goes. >> truex to the bottom. patience pays off. >> i got to believe. did carl point him to the inside? that looked fairly easy to me really, really hard for that lead. >> i think that's smart. even if he did or didn't knew he was faster. >> i think carl wants to follow him and see what he's got that he doesn't. >> earnhardt on pit road. the rest will be there soon, jamie. >> dale jr., they were talking like -- it sounded like they were talking about a loose wheel and got three tight but another one so i am specu

and wisdom martin would be crucial for ted cruz in dwoingt shut down trump momentum. in the meantime looking to squash fires of his own primarily national inquire report accusing cruz of extra marital affairs. during the town halle vent with megan kelly cruz reacted to accusations. >> you have commit add adultery in your marriage. >> i have not. that attack was complete and utter garbage. it was complete lies. and it dpraim donald trump and hedgemen. >> nominating dona >> supreme court rejects an effort to change political boundaries justices ruled the state can count everyone not just eligible voteers in deciding how to drawee lec toreal district. two texas voters challenged use of total population data and drawing senate senate district because it inmates from the voting power of those living in the city at their experience. >> several federal agencies are reviewing norm carolina new law that limits lgbt protection and bans and transgender people from using bathrooms aligned with gender identity and how it will impact state federal funding. white house spokesman jos

kind of a pick for the 78 of martin truex. but, again, martin does not force the issue.aking his time. >> you can't. when the tires are falling off this much and the grip level is going away you can't force the issue. what you have to do is find a way to just ease up on the tires, find a different lane, search around there, wait for them to either make a mistake or find an area on the track where you are a little bit stronger. >> we saw that with brad keselowski. the harder he tried the worse it was. that's what you run into. you got to be patient. >> there he goes. >> truex to the bottom. patience pays off. >> i got to believe. did carl point him to the inside? that looked fairly easy to me and carl has been fighting him really, really hard for that lead. >> i think that's smart. even if he did or didn't knew he was faster. >> i think carl wants to follow him and see what he's got that he doesn't. >> earnhardt on pit road. the rest will be there soon, jamie. >> dale jr., they were talking like -- it sounded like they were talking about a loose wheel and got three tight

kind of a pick for the 78 of martin truex. but, again, martin does not force the issue.aking his time. >> you can't. when the tires are falling off this much and the grip level is going away you can't force the issue. what you have to do is find a way to just ease up on the tires, find a different lane, search around there, wait for them to either make a mistake or find an area on the track where you are a little bit stronger. >> keselowski. the harder he tried the worse it was. that's what you run into. you got to be patient. >> there he goes. >> truex to the bottom. patience pays off. >> i got to believe. did carl point him to the inside? that looked fairly easy to me and carl has been fighting him really, really hard for that lead. >> i think that's smart. even if he did or didn't knew he was faster. >> i think carl wants to follow him and see what he's got that he doesn't. >> earnhardt on pit road. the rest will be there soon, jamie. >> dale jr., they were talking like -- it sounded like they were talking about a loose wheel and got three tight but another one so i a

we'll speak to the ceo of ast mart coming uon martin coming up. >> welcome once again. top stories today. we're waiting for a media briefing from mitsubishi after shares fell over 17%. this after company admitted unspecified number of its cars failed fuel tests. looking at live pictures of that press conference as it begins in toko and we'll bring you more as we hear more on the details. let's give you a look in the meantime. active, a market this morning we're just lower by .2 of 1%. relatively unchanged for the last hour. 7-3 red-green this morning. we really with see the sentiment turn over night. oil track lower. seems to be a resolution on the kuwait oil strike. so that had han immediate impact. and 3% higher for the oil markets yesterday. very much filtering into what we're seeing here in europe this morning. just bucking that trend slightly is the xetra dax. you can get a sense of that. still above $40 a barrel for wti. key question for fuel is do we see buying on dips as a result or some cycle liquidation here? who knows? but on that story the union pledged to r

martin truex jr. jimmie is another one. fought pretty hard. come through some interesting things tonight. >> well, dale jr. has been up and down all night long and look at him. he's running third. let's take a look at this restart. our 5 hour energy big move of the race we'll make it. truex on the inside. kyle busch on the outside. logano and hamlin looking on. >> you can see where the 78, he needed to clear that 18. >> did you notice, mike, on that, the 78 took him all the way to the end of the pit box. didn't tart at the beginning of the restart zone. took him all the way to the end of the restart zone before he went. he's in trouble now. >> yep. >> they're coming at him from all sides. kyle busch, 1.6 seconds ahead of logano. dale jr., two back. chase elliott, 3 1/2. jimmie johnson, 4 and a ha1/2. >> even if the caution came out right now and came down pit road, the chances of beating, what, five cars in front of you is pretty tough pass. >> yerngs i agree. let me show you one reason why kyle busch is your sprint cup champion. in the races

periodista: gisele de alrededor de 35 aÑos estaba nerviosa cuando naciÓ su hijo martÍn en el 2014, eradespuÉs de contraer matrimonio, gisela dice que su esposo es la pareja perfecta. >> es lo bueno de nosotros dos, yo soy nerviosa pero Él me pone los pies en la tierra y piensa. tifani: nada los habrÍa preparado para lo que sucediÓ en octubre de 2014, a la hora de la siesta su hijo martÍn de seis meses estaba tomando la siesta, lo habÍan acostado en la cama de ellos en una almohada a cada lado para protegerlo, de pronto escucharon un ruido. >> durÉ medio segundo en llegar desde donde estaba hasta allÍ, a levantarlo del suelo. tifani: se habÍa golpeado la cabeza. >> cuando lo levantÉ estaba con mucho dolor, empezÓ a quejarse y empezÓ a irse, yo lo abrazaba... y le tocaba las mejillas, y le decÍa martín, no te vayas. >> abrÍa los ojitos, volvía y se iba, pensamos que el niÑo se nos estaba muriendo. tifani: andrÉs tomÓ las llaves del auto, y gisele su celular, el de >> el hospital quedaba muy cerca. tifani: los mÉdicos dijeron que no necesitaba una tomografÍa para no someter al niÑo a rayo

trooper martin then places paramedic white in a choke hold.er the trooper backs off. >> i think having the second officer there helped bring martin under control a little bit. enough so that he could have that moment of clarity to realize that what he was doing was in his best interest, my best interest and most importantly in the patient's best interest. >> the trooper allows the ambulance to leave and follows it to the hospital. when they arrive, paramedic white checks in his patient who is released later that day. the paramedic then turns himself in. >> i went back outside to the second trooper and i told him that at this point you can arrest me. i have released my patient. >> but after everything that happened, white is never arrested. trooper martin did not respond to interview requests through his lawyer. but in a press conference his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient but not letting martin talk directly to driver paul franks. >> his belief was if i can sit down and talk to paul we could have ended this very quickly. >> he

jason. >> and good morning to you, martin.o receive a warm reception when he speaks to folks here later on today. john kasich also warm reception last night when he came here to the state convention. donald trump for his part, warm reception, some could say. some who came out thought he should have done a little more to reach out to the party. he did make light of what was happening outside in terms of all of those demonstrators who showed up. you heard in the joke he made to the folks at the state convention but also in terms of reaching out to the people who are in the room many of them gop

i'm martin savid savige.tfield. >> the only card she has is the woman's card, she's got nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman's card and the beautiful thing is women don't like her, okay? >> trump also called her crooked and an enabler. clinton talked to cnn's jake tapper about the attacks and how she would handle them. >> attacking me, demeaning me, talking about playing the woman's card, well, there a lot of women out there who are really struggling, women working on minimum wage, not being paid fairly, women trying to balance family and work and finding it really, really hard. women who are worried about security in their neighborhoods, women who have a lot of legitimate concerns. as i said tuesday night, if playing the women's card means standing up for the concerns that women have and that they express to me, then deal me in because that's exactly what i've always done for decades and i will do in th

isher martin: i think that wrong.ules are still there, but the pope is saying peoples lives are often muddy and church and pastors need to listen to them and help them. it really is moving away from just an emphasis on the rules, which he says in a very vivid phrase -- more laws have them used as stones to be thrown at people and we cannot do that any longer. laura: thank you very much for joining us. a big day for the catholic church. in other news from around the world, it has emerged that an american being held by the syrian authorities was released with help from russia. the u.s. state department has thanked moscow for the role it played in freeing the man. he traveled to syria in 2012. the russian foreign ministry said after his release that he was handed over to the u.s. embassy in moscow. authorities in the united states are renewing their legal battle to force apple to unlock an encrypted iphone. the u.s. justice department is to appeal a court ruling preventing it from forcing apple to help access to data on

martÍn: ¿y la ganadora?a, es normal querer saber lo que hace su pareja cuando no estÁ con nosotros? doctora nancy: es muy aburrido, si de verdad te quieren, te cuidan, pero un abrazo muy fuerte asfixia al ser amado. johnny: pero mucha gente dice, yo quiero estar pendiente de ella para saber si estÁ bien,¿cuÁndo sabemos que estamos haciendo algo malo u obsesivo? doctora nancy: puede variar entre una persona u otra, porque dependen cÓmo fue tu familia, si fue pegadita, como la mÍa que somos aglutinados, viven averiguando lo que yo hago y donde estoy, incluso una hermana mÍa me dijo, cÓmo te fuiste a puerto rico y no lo sabÍa, le dije, no somos siamesas, si mi marido me llama mucho no encuentro natural porque mis hermanas me llaman todos los dÍas, mi hija tambiÉn, pero hay gente mÁs distante, que se criÓ en familias donde la distancia emocional fue mÁs amplia, un hombre que viene de una familia distante y yo aglutinada, si lo llamÓ cinco veces, para Él es exagerado, debe hablar con su pareja, te sientes cÓmodo,

martin? christi, thanks very much. >>> pope francis has a message for the roman catholic church. be more welcoming. read what he wrote in a document about gay and divorced catholics. >>> plus, this wild scene is awaiting ted cruz in colorado today. it's the campaign inside the campaign. wait until you see how the republican delegates there are picked. from. have 2 saws to choose ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (all) absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double cab all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting

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the other reveal was the son of martin luther king junior. martin luther luther king the third was pictured here with his sister. it's isaiah washington there. and hope masters who is the daughter of lyons cell then, and gina page two started african ancestry with rick kittle. what's fascinating is that about the y chromosome of garvey's son and martin luther king son traced to europe. in the mitochondrial dna traced africa. so they find out later that they were told the results in advance so they are allowed to speak about what the results mean to them. garvey son as you would not be surprised to hear talks about the history of the trans-atlantic slave trade and how the brutality of the history and the sexual violence makes his y chromosome traced to europe. martin luther king the third ways and more subtly on these points but also to tell a narrative about how were all related and it's important that we face this history. so i'm trying to suggest in this moment by 2010 but i'm really sort of winding down in the last quarter my research is t

. >> steve martin. >> jimmy: steve martin, martin short. >> it was such a fun show.se it was not filmed or anything. and it was like an hour-long show for these people at lincoln center, all these comedians. and then finally, late in the show, i knew i had to have a a ringer for the lincoln center people. >> jimmy: yeah. >> something they really like, the classy people. so i was like, "ladies and gentlemen, please welcome audra mcdonald." and you could hear -- people in the audience were like, "oh, thank god." [ laughter ] they were like, "oh, thank god, these disgusting people are done." >> jimmy: the rbage people. >> she's so awesome. >> jimmy: oh, she's unbelievable. >> yeah. >> jimmy: she comes on the show, she doesn't even need a a microphone. >> she's super funny, too. >> jimmy: yeah. >> people don't know that. like, i e-mailed her, and i was like, "hey, do you want to do this thing? it's a -- it's for lorne michaels." and she was like, "what do you need me to do? strip like coco from 'fame' in his apartment? whatever you need me to do." [ laughter ] i was like

her name is cynthia martin. >> that's right, barbara. she's cynthia martin, chief of staff to michigan democrat john conye conyers. investigators say martin's crime involved her savings account in the congress federal credit union with a branch in the federal capitol. in their court filings, investigators said another customer made an error on his direct deposit paperwork and mistakenly routed $16,000 of money into cynthia martin's account between 2013 and 2015 and according to the court records investigators believe martin knew about it, transferred some of that money to other accounts, withdrew cash from the account, and when the victim notified the bank about the error, initially refused to return his money. martin earned about $166,000 last year svi chief of staff. mr. conyers has served in the house for 52 years. martin pleaded guilty to a charge of receiving stolen property last week. she's been ordered to make restitution and is scheduled to appear again in d.c. superior court in september. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> we

martin, chief martin. could you just in general, you've been, you've been involved in law enforcement for white a while. when you were first involved in law enforcement in california? >> 1973. >> so you have seen a lot. can you describe the difference in the way the immigration laws of this country have been enforced, say in 1975 and way it is today? >> well, i can tell you from a perspective in los angeles, when i worked at the los angeles county jail, we used to have ins at time working inside of our jail. every person that was booked into the los angeles county jail, they were screened by, at that time ins it has now become i.c.e. so there is a change there. then i've seen changes just through administrations. you see differences, you know. '70s, into the '80s. now we see it to the point like i testified earlier like catch-and-release. it's at the point now where we have, at local level it is saturation. and we're having a very difficult time dealing with it, in santa maria and other places too. >> are

martÍn: estaba todo mal, el cabello, los rotos.tenÍa pinzas, parece que le queda grande pero tiene pinzas, no me veas feo. me gustÓ porque es moda se estÁ arriesgando, igual es demasiado grande en la solapa, el cabello y el maquillaje maravilloso, pero a mi me gusta. miguel: se puso una chaqueta que no le queda bien porque no tiene talla para ponerse esa cosa blanca casi horizontal que le hace la cintura mÁs ancha y un hombro desproporcionado. maggie: asÍ es la moda! karla: vamos a cerrar la encuesta, hace rato le preguntamos por el mejor vestido de la semana, ¿quiÉn ganÓ? jaime camil con 46%! el Único hombre ganÓ! se veÍa muy guapo y bonito. martÍn: estÁn aprendiendo. quÉ buen gusto en casita. karla: masjuan tengo ganas de un jump suit negro de lentejuelas, ¿me diseÑas uno? alan: a mÍ me gustaba taylor swift es muy bella. alejandro: a mÍ me pareciÓ cool justin bieber. alan: luis sandoval nos tiene una historia muy bonita que nos muestra que el dinero no lo es todo en la vida. alejandro: buenos dÍas, amigo, cuÉntanos. luis: gracias

plus voters set to head to the polls in wisdom martin. has trump did enough damage control on abortion remarks. and "fox5" exclusive another packle illegal bikers caught rolling through the streets of d.c.. this time in front of a police cruiser. . >> for the championship. >> plus, he shoots, he scores, with seconds left a former d.c. basketball standout sinks the game-winning snot ncaa tournament. "fox5 news morning" starts right now. >>> all right. good tuesday morning to you i'm wisdom martin alongside holly morris and maureen umeh. >> your weather and traffic coming up 4:35. first. >> we'll talk about that amazing game last night. villanova chris jenkins with four seconds left on the clock that was nba three pointer sho shot. that's "the buzzer". they win, villanova wins at the buzzer. finished with 14 points, 77-74 was final. marks the team's second national title. they won in 1985 by beating georgetown. jenkins adopted brother nate britt plays for unc and they attend gonzaga in unc. coming up good day 10 a we'll tubing their dad to

. >> new york senator martin van buren is as popular as he is smart.and he's very smart. >> van buren had the interesting nickname -- the little magician. it perfefectly represented whate was famous for. and that is, procuring political marvels. >> van buren agrees with jackson -- john quincy adams stole the election of 1824. >> van buren believed deeply in democracy, the rule of the majority. the rule of the people. >> van buren wants to bring down the stale, old elite by creating a new political party. >> who better to run a national party than andrew jackson? a war hero, a man who, who ached for the presidency and was fuelled by resentment, at the outcome of the 1824 election. martin van buren said that's how we're going to beat john quincy adams. and of course the man we're going to beat him with is jackson. >> it would take several more years before that organization became known as the democratic party. but this was the heart of it. >> once more jackson will face adams for the presidency, but this time van buren is on board and he has a powerful

i'm martin savidge, and i ooh 'm in for fredricka whitfield. and now, in ohio, john kasich is set to hold a town hall, and we will take you there when it begins. you can do the math and see that kasich with one win in his home state of ohio has no chance of getting the republican party's nomination before the convention this summer, but he is vowing to stay in the race hoping to prevent trump from collecting enough delegates, and force a contested convention this is summer. last night, kasich spoke about his controversial alliance with ted cruz, and the strat swri for winning the nomination on cnn's "erin burnett out front ". >> it is all about allocating the resources, and you put them where you think that you can be put best. and i have been virtually outspent by everybody in the campaign 50 to 1 and we are still standing. we have done the right things by ourself, and today, i'm in california and yesterday in oregon, and we are most likely to be headed to the open convention, and when we get there, the day that donald trump gets there is the

. >> martin frey has always had a love for the ocean.r dreamed it would have taken him here. sailing there all seven seas. but martin's 11-year journey didn't start on a sailboat. believe it or not it, began on an african as farry. >> we decided we ald include kilimanjaro in our itinerary. >> he got the climbing bug and four years later successfully scaled alaska's denali. >> you on denali, we were stuck in a storm for six days at 17,000 feet. we couldn't go up. we couldn't go down. it was a complete whiteout. it was there that my friend steve gasser who is my climbing partner and really good friend, brought up the idea of seven summits. why couldn't we do this. >> but steve passed away shortly after this photo was take. >> and all of a sudden, is the finish climbing for steve and that's really how i pursued that dream. and i took his photo to every summit after that and had a little reflective moment with steve as my partner on even of the peaks. >> martin completed his mission of climbing the highest peaks on each continent when he mad

an appeals court was brought on by a group called friends of martins beach. it was dismissed by lower court. it is owned by a silicon valley entrepreneur. he tried to close to the public by locking a gate to the only access road and installing "no trespassi trespassing" signs. >> b.a.r.t. police have already insauled two automatic license plate readers at oakland mcarthur stadiums. they have not been turned on yet. deputy police chief plans to present the pilot program to the board of directors later today. bob redell will have much more in a live report in about an hour. faa officials were more concerned than previously thought about safety issues surrounding the lights at levi airport. >> they raised safety issues surrounding the bright lights while pilots complained saying they had been blinded by the lights. two seeked medical attention because of the problem. e-mails show the problem was much worse than previously thought and that concerned city officials in santa clara which owns the stadium. >> would you like to have been better informed about this saf

ana: es ricky martin.lor o algÚn diseÑo que defina su figura no lo debe usar. miguel: a mÍ lo que me parece peor es el zapato negro, ese zapato no tiene nada que ver con lo que tiene puesto, es de la misma abuelita que le prestÓ el sostÉn a la anterior. yo se lo podrÍa color piel, una sandalia o el mismo tono. sÍ me gusta mucho cerrado, con manga larga y entonces deja ver la pierna. martÍn: con el vestido tan rojo no necesita los labios rojos, por maquillaje mÁs natural, el ojo sombreado hubiese sido suficiente. ana: muy dulce maite perroni. me encanta. maggie: aislinn ahora les voy a decir lo que es saber escoger un vestido en rojo pero que te quede a tu cuerpo, se ve espectacular, es un vestido de la diseÑadora... el diseÑador es hammel un diseÑador muy de moda en los angeles y se ve espectacular, vean la manga y el escote es maravilloso. martÍn: es la diferencia entre un buen vestido... miguel: es un cuerpo y otro cuerpo, esta tiene cuerpo de botella y la otra cuerpo de tubo de pasta, no te lo puedes po

a lot to do with chris martin i'm sure. really solid smart satisfying entertainment behind us. i feel like people trust us. they know it's going to be a special night and really unusual night. there's nothing else that we're aware of that's quite like this. >> it seems like a major coup to get someone like chris martin. >> he's doing it completely gratis and coming up from l.a. just for the night. it will be a really different performance for him. he's playing solo and acoustic. so it will just be guitar and piano and a children's choir from oakland school of the arts will back him up on a few numbers. it's going to be super special. >> they have a pretty good reputation. do you think that helps with getting someone like a chris martin? >> i think the children's is the most important and impressive nonprofit in the bay area. i think they treat the most kids. i think kids are the cornerstone of the future as everyone knows. i think setting up a child for a healthy life allows a child to grow in to a great citizen that can be

martin patience, bbc news, chibok.: for more on boko haram and what has happened to the ,hibok i spoke with peter pham the director of the security council's africa center. do we know more about what happened to the girls? peter: very few have been recovered. it is likely those that have survived have been dispersed to neighboring countries. boko haram has been active not only in northeastern nigeria, niger.d, cameroon, somewhere out there, these girls have then dispersed, likely forced into marriage or used as sex slaves. there has been hoped they could negotiate with the nigerian government, that doesn't sound like it will happen? peter: it is unlikely the girls have been kept together. the last nigerian government to push boko haram out of territorial control. the current government has kept up that offensive. they are not holding territory where they would keep a large number of prisoners together. they have been forced to disperse them. katty: the number of attacks has come down. ofer: the number conventional assa

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. >> new video to show you person of interest wanted for 2600 block of martin luther king avenue march 13. the man in the video is wanted tore sexually assaulting a victim before 3 and 4 a.m. anybody that recognizes this person shi should call d.c. police. and based on evidence have the scene and autopsy re now believe 16-year-old steve ep scalabran was murdered and his body was found in a home he rented on wind jamer way. they will be coming through residents. . >> now city leaders are addressing concerns. melanie this morning live in norm west to tell us what they're satisfying. mel, good morning. >> good morning. sunday night at about the time a similar group of bikes regard no florida avenue. in d.c. riding illegal dirt bike is misdemeanor charm. maximum penalty 30 days in the jail and 5 0 0 fine. d.c. police un wron says officers are making rest and most of those cases they simply are not prosecuted some council members wanted to increase penny its. >> safetive motorists and pedestrians is first and for most. and it's not issue specific to district. we have issues around the regio

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biography of martin luther king. best known for that now. next year at this time he will probably be best known for writing the definitive biography of barack obama. that will be published in winter of 2016, 2017. and it's a special honor to have mr. james a. baker. he is the general counsel of the fbi. i can tell you, it's not easy to get law enforcement officers to talk about these issues. we've reached out to mr. baker hoping that he would want to take a place in this because we were really interested in hearing from law enforcement as well as from activists and scholars and historians. and to our great delight he said, yes. and in saying yes, he actually continued a tradition that the fbi has started in coming to georgetown and talking about race and criminal justice and, again, this is just different for a police departments, for law enforcement agencies including the fbi, which is generally thought of as being the world's pre-eminent law enforcement agency. the director of the fbi, james comey, came to georgeto

i told you about him but the other one on the northern ridge was jerry martin who was a retired navy ham radio operator with a group called the radio amateur civil emergency service. washington state at that i didn't have enough money to put monitors close to the mountain and warm communities downstream if anything happened with the volcano. a group of amateurs decided to set up this network to give an eye on the volcano the jerry martin was the one who is closest to volcano bu by the otr people stationed around the volcano. suggests past the third ridge away from the mountain where john and christie, newlywed couple from washington, a small logging town i write about in the book, give account at long lake which is sort of an alpine search goes on north side of the ridge. john was a joker center for a warehouse or pashtun weyerhaeuser. had been working a few miles away from the he was one of probably three or 400 loggers from weyerhaeuser who would have died if the vulcan had erupted on a weekday rather than on a weekend. his wife ran a forklift at the weyerhaeuser bill down the ball

chief martin. >> mr. chairman, committee members can production. my name is rob born and under police chief for santa maria, california. santa maria as the largest city in santa barbara county and one of the largest cities on california's central coast. and has published over 100,000, a few minutes from the coastline and is surrounded agriculture. we are about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. i am here to share with you an event that occurred just nine months ago. it's about the brutal and vicious attack message for you santa maria resident marilyn fairest the appetite of this attack she was gainfully employed at the air force base where she worked the night shift as a satellite tracker civilian contractor. she's been doing this since 1974. prior to that she spent four years in domestic air force. on the morning of july 24, 2015 at approximate 9:45 a.m. while she was sleeping, two suspects broke into her home, sexual assaulted her, strangled her and peter about the head and face with a hammer. but the spike the incredible beating, she

biography of martin luther king. should say he is best known for that now. next year at this time he will probably be best known for the definitive biography of barack obama that will be published in the winter 2016-2017. and it's a special honor to have mr. james baker, the general counsel of the fbi. i can tell you it's not easy to get law enforcement officers to talk about these issues. we have reached out to mr. baker hoping he would want to take a place in this because we are interested in hearing from law enforcement as well as from activists and scholars and historians and to our great delight, he said yes and in saying yes he continued a tradition that the fbi started in coming to georgetown and the ways of criminal justice and again this is different for the police departments and law enforcement agencies including the fbi which is generally thought of speaking the world's preeminent law enforcement. the director of the fbi, james comey gave a major speech on race and crime and the police. i didn't agree wit

on this day, april 4th, in 1968 martin luther king jr.ay at the lorraine motel in memphis in a series of planning meetings for his next march on washington. at 6:00 p.m. he walked into the courtyard to greet some friends and was struck down by a single shot from an assassin's rifle. an hour later at st. joseph's hospital he was pronounced dead. word spread more slowly in those days when no one had phones in their pockets. and when presidential candidate robert kennedy stepped up to speak at a campaign event in indianapolis about an hour later most people there did not know what had happened in memphis. richard lugar was then the republican mayor of indianapolis, and like all big city mayors he was worried about the possibility of rioting that night as word of the assassination spread. he told senator knedy that he he could not guarantee his safety at the planned campaign event in the heart of the black community at 17th and broadway. the senator decided to go to the event without any police protection. when bobby kennedy climbed up on the