and eight year old martin richard. police pursuit two brothers in a dramatic manhunt. twenty six year old tamar alonzo meyer was killed in a shoot a. day later police captured the younger brother dzhokhar a life. over the next few months karen braun in their daughter like many of the bombing victims had to undergo multiple surgeries. going to try to not let this change who i am i'm not going to let this prevent me from living the life that i want to live. i'm not going to be afraid. later that summer karen traveled from a home in new hampshire to boston for star ny observer a meant at the federal court . we were all seated together and he walked out he didn't look at any of us but his hand was obviously entered and my immediate response was i hope that her i hope it's. not like me. and the recognition of that about me was scared because that isn't who i am. pled not guilty to all thirty counts seventeen punishable by death. the federal prosecutor asked victims if the us should seek the death penalty. i don't know. i don't know. i. don't know what justice is. terrorist

the first thing that martin did for richard nixon -- one of the first things -- it's dated july 4, 1967, is to make the argument for abolishing the military draft and moving to an all volunteer armed force. and martin, like other tens of thousands of young men in the country, had dealt with the issue of getting drafted. and he had joined rotc. the reserve officer training corps at dartmouth. he went on to be a reserve member of the army security agency. >> i will interrupt for just a second. elected to move the slides, so you will start to see pictures of these people from 50 years ago. >> that is me. [laughter] >> i apologize that i did not bring this up. this is annalise, hard at work on the campaign. >> supposedly florida, but i don't know. i did a lot of things in the campaign. ken and i did a lot of the same things. research, we responded to requests, we drafted statements, we looked things up, got things ready. a difficult environment of communication. so, that's basically how i got involved. i can't blame, this entirely on martin, but i had voted for richard nixon in 1960 and wor

the first thing that martin did for richard nixon -- one of the it's dated july 4, 1967 is to make the argument for abolishing the military draft and moving to an all volunteer armed force. in martin like other tens of thousands of young men in the country had dealt with the issue of getting drafted. he joined rotc. be a reserve member of the army security agency. >> but me interrupt for a second. on thesestart to see slides pictures of these people from 50 years ago. here is emily. i apologize i didn't bring this up. but this is emily hard at work on the campaign. >> supposedly florida but i don't know the convention. can and i did a lot of things. we did research, we responded to requests from the tour. we drafted statements. and got thingsup ready. it difficult environment of communication. that is basically how i got involved. i can't blame this entirely on because i had voted for richard nixon in 1960 and i worked on the goldwater campaign serve as a natural progression. >> what and police and martin and can did is tour the end of the campaign, nixon was accused of just campaignin

how many of you knew that like this, the 1971 under richard nixon, martin luther king was for, martin free was for it? this would be great for the economy and society. there is one state in our country today, where every citizen gets between one to $2000 a year, no questions asked. how to find it? what is the oil of the 21st century? technology. software, artificial intelligence, we are going to do, we are going to do what alaska did. for the people here in iowa and around the country, $1000 a month for every adult in iowa would be $16 billion in your hands every year. it would strengthen families, mainstream businesses, it would create 40000 new jobs in perpetuity. right now, 57% of our fellow americans cannot afford an unexpected 500-dollar bill. you know neighbors were in that situation you know if they get $1000 a month, where is it going to go? healthcare. car repairs. it's going to stay here in iowa. that is how we build a new trickle up economy. from our people up, families up in our communities up. the opposite of that trickle-down nonsense that they been peddling for years, a

richard kiel with the slap stick mistake surely not. this was getting confusing. mason sets up martinor another derby equaliser. four goals in half an hour all the derby players. the glorious madness went on finally chelsea scored one themselves. three had been to a few loss capsules of the game called down as it grew older but here in the final minutes was derby's chance to send it to penalties. not this time next season bmb penalties. not this time next season lamb part in the steam could be back. —— lampard and his team could be back. tottenham are also in the quarterfinals after they won 3—1 at west ham. son heung min scored his first two goals of the season for spurs. also through to the quarterfinals are arsenal, after their 2—1 win at home against blackpool — both those teams ended with ten men though. tony pulis got one over his old club as middlesboro beat crystal palace by a goal to nil. we've had the draw for the quarter finals in the last few minutes, the stand—out tie is a north london derby between arsenal and spurs. holders manchester city or fulham will go to leicester

richard keogh the next with a slapped it miskick. surely not. —— slapstick. he set up martinyers. the glorious madness went on. finally chelsea scored once themselves. cesc fabregas got it, 3-2, themselves. cesc fabregas got it, 3—2, in the final minutes it was derby's final chance to send it to penalties. not this time varma ——, but lampa rd penalties. not this time varma ——, but lampard and his team could be back. also through to the quarter—finals are arsenal, after a 2—1 home win against blackpool, both those teams ended with ten men though. tony pulis got one over his old club as middlesboro beat crystal palace by a goal to nil. and son heung min scored twice in tottenhams 3—1 win at west ham. and spurs' reward is a north london derby against arsenal. holders manchester city or fulham will go to leicester or southampton. chelsea face bournemouth and middlesbrough take on league one side burton albion. hibs manager neil lennon was struck in the face by an object thrown from the crowd as they faced hearts in a ferocious edinburgh derby. the game ended goalless, and that in

martin glenn, today about the proposal to sell wembley stadium. fulham's owner, shahid khan, has put together an offer around £900 million. the fa say that there was a healthy discussion. here's our sports news correspondent, richardl or no deal for wembley stadium, that is the question that the councillors must answer within the councillors must answer within the next two weeks. today they heard a presentation from the fa board. they are in fail of the sale of the stadium. they want to reinvest the money into grassroots facilities and pictures. they see it as a revolutionary opportunity, a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity to change grassroots football and give them the kind of resources that they feel they have been deprived of a fortune on. to the council must go away now, consult with their own members and decide whether they want to vote in favour. the fa board want a mandate for the council of around 65%. the court up with a few of them as they were leaving wembley and some of them are in favour but some still have questions that they want and the ring. we talked about wembley for about two or three hours. a lot more information and thinking to do and no firm decision either way. not before the 24th winner will

goal from jack marriott before the second own goal, richard keogh this time, to put chelsea back in front. derby brought it back again, though, martin night. elsewhere, goalless between arsenal and blackpool, son heung min has tottenham ahead at west ham, and goalless between middlesborough and crystal palace. in the scottish premiership — aberdeen 2—0 up at hamilton academical. tom rogic has celtic up against dundee. in the women's champions league, chelsea are on the verge making the quarter—finals. they're 6—0 up against fiorentina in the second leg of their tie. fran kirby with a hat trick. that's 7—0 on aggregate. closing moments in italy. jose mourinho's former managerial adversary arsene wenger has told the bbc his nextjob will not be in england. wenger has been out of work since leaving arsenal last may and has been linked with a number ofjobs around the world. but he says we won't be seeing him return to the premier league. i will be back, yes. but not in england, probably? certainly not, because i am... dedicated my whole life to one club, you know, and... it would be a bit different certainly and would not be well accepte

martin griffiths negotiated there were nice. concern is mounting for the safety of prominent saudi journalists jamal khashoggi who has recently become a vocal critic of the kingdom's leadership a spokesperson for turkish president richard says he's inside the saudi consulate in istanbul but saudi officials say he's neither in the consulate nor in saudi custody those are the top stories do stay with us the stream is coming up next by for now. and i'm ali could be here in the stream today who can solve under phone crises we will look at its impact and also whether an upcoming election could change the situation cameroonians online have been pitching this topic to us almost daily so you too can join this conversation today live on you tube or via twitter. in cameroon violence between phone separatists and government forces has killed at least four hundred people this year and more unrest is expected ahead of the country's october seventh presidential election english speaking separatists are attempting to prevent sunday's vote from taking place in the country's north west and southwest regions and defy residents there say they have long suffered marginalisation by cameroon's francophone majority protests by teachers and l

martin griffiths negotiated their release. concern is mounting for the safety of prominent saudi journalist jamal khashoggi who has recently become a vocal critic of the kingdom's leadership a spokesperson for turkish president richard one says he is inside the saudi consulate in istanbul but saudi officials say is neither in the consulate nor in saudi custody those are the top stories do stay with us as they are the stream is coming up next by for now. ok and i'm ali could be and you're in the stream today who can solve colorings on the phone crises we will look at its impact and also whether an upcoming election could change the situation cameroonians online have been pitching this topic to us almost daily so you too can join this conversation today live on you tube or via twitter. in cameroon violence between anglophone separatists and government forces has killed at least four hundred people this year and more unrest is expected ahead of the country's october seventh presidential election.

i didn't rush to judgment of richard jewell, nor did i do it and took lacrosse, nor did i do it in ferguson or baltimore or cambridge police or trade on martinhers did. there's way too much rushing to judgment in this country, especially by my so-called colleagues in the media. >> i agree with the professor, julie sweat nick what appeared to be in legal jeopardy and here's why. perjury is a material false statement that is willful and deliberate and purposeful. her sworn statement is dramatically different than what she told nbc news. she would be well advised to fire up michael avenatti, the publicity-seeking carnival barker and hire a real lawyer and she is going to need a good criminal defense attorney i predict because her story is completely disintegrating and anybody else in this case, including any other accuser who made a false statement is also in legal jeopardy and it's probably a good idea that the fbi launched this investigation, because they will be looking into the truthfulness and credibility of these accusation accusations. >> sean: you're both right. a letter from a boyfriend of dr. ford. i witnessed dr. ford help mclean pre

richard jewell, localhost in atlanta at the time. and he thanked me for not rushing to judgment. with the duke lacrosse, uva, ferguson, missouri. cambridge police. baltimore, maryland, trave on martindgment. if they think they know how these things are going to work out. there's been a full -- now seven investigations into kavanaugh. he has made a passionate defense of his position and without any corroboration this man belongs in the court and the risk is if the republicans now move the bar, change with the standard is, now it becomes about temperament, not about the fbi report. what they have done is they have now opened the door that every single person ever brought in to any important office is going to be subject to the same lies, smears, this marksman, the character assassination and frankly the bludgeoning of their family. >> shannon: has going to happen on both sides of the aisle. >> it will go both ways. >> shannon: as a woman and as an attorney i do think it's very important that people come forward with these accusations but then that we do have due process. >> as a father of a daughter, somebody who has three sisters, let me tell you something, i was glad the republican

martin is being held on 2- point-1 million dollars bail. ( james ) police in vacaville are looking for the vehicle involved in a deadly hit and run. 61-year-old richard of a parking lot and hit him.the driver then left the scene. sauerwein died from his injuries. police the driver was in a white mid-90's or early 2000's ford explorerer s-u-v. if you know anything ... call the vacaville police. ( darya ) a judge has denied a request by lawyers for the suspected norcal rapist-- to prohibit his image from being broadcast or published as his court case moves forward. long-time u- c berkeley employee roy charles waller.... is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 1990's and early 2000's. the suspected norcal rapist was not at his second court appearance in sacramento yesterday ... instead his attorneys introduced a motion to limit media coverage. waller's next court date is in january. ( darya ) a high school in the north bay is dealing with a wave of reported suspensions ... related to drugs. a tip led kron 4 news to windsor high school where someone says more than 60 students were recently suspended, and one expelled for alle