meredith is wounded it becomes a huge national story. it had gotten a little bit of attention but as soon as he was shot the image was plastered on the front page and reaches international waters and then was prompted to pass more civil rights wrote legislation. it causes all sorts of excitement and tension jackson and memphis. what began as one man's walk where basically every major civil rights organization is determined to carry out james meredith walk. >> host: what had inspired them before? what was the difference? >> guest: originally it was a solitary endeavor. he did not invite civil-rights organizations to be part of the patriarch you and you have to be independent. we will not try to leave people vulnerable to violence. moving in small groups that is the only way it will work. once the naacp the and all the organizations come it is like a chance to replicate the success of selma the previous year. >> host: self -- there is did not die? >> guest: he was wounded. there was day misinterpretations the ap put out a bulletin that he

meredith is sioux indian who's been drinking since he was a child. there are many factors that seem toe responsible for his problem. most of his life has been spent behind bars. meredith looks to his early years fothe source of his alcohol abuse. i started drinking at age 12 beuse i feared my faer, who was a presbyterian minister, who abusede by whipping with anythghe could get his. he blamed me for something i didn't do. i startedrinng to ce with that fear that i had for him. the late 197os, after numeroustreatmenprra, that he had a inking pblem. heinally foup where clnts partipeindiannprra, that one-to-e seling,blem. and support groups that build on their shared cultural beliefs. this is accomplished by combining twelve-step aa philosophy-- which stresses complete abstinence and the idea that you must give up control of the disease to a force larger an yourself and accept yourself as you are-- with the conceptf the americanndian medineheel. the medicine wheel symbolizes the cycles and changes in life om birth to death. the medicine wheel is both sp

sot- meredith iserson / a's fan and, there are no garauntees.ot- jerry iserson / a's fan but with this vote by the port of oakland board of port commissioners. nats- vote the port has entered into an exclusie negotiating agreement with oakland waterfront ballpark, llc. sot- mike ghielmetti / oakland waterfront ballpark, llc. mike ghielmetti is part of the group of local business leaders who want to transform the howard terminal near jack london square from this to this. a waterfront ballpark that ghielmetti says down the road could keep the a's and possibly even the raiders in oakland. sot- mike ghielmetti / oakland waterfront ballpark, llc. board president, ces butner, says the agreement will expire next february. during that time, the llc has the exclusive right to sit down with community stakeholders. to come up with a plan to build the ballpark. sot- ces butner / president, board of port commssioners jorge leon says he's a diehard a's fan and hopes this agreement draws the attention of the a's front office. sot- jorge leon / a's fan as part

michael meredith fresh off the trip to malli.nce you just got back, tell us what the environment is like there? >> it's an amazing thing to witness and film. the country has been through a horrible few years, the crisis has affected everybody. and music, the angle of our film is bringing people back together, the peace and reconciliation process, to witness that and see the environment changing is a very special thing. >> do you feel it's change lives? >> definitely changing be lives. mending conflict, the neighbors and different towns and different cultures that have clashed throughout the process are now coming back together and music is doing it. in timbuktu last week they played music for the first time, the huge part of the process. to see the people in the can streets and sandwich shops, is amazing. >> something we take for granted but it is truly part of the people there. talk about history there and how it relates to us. >> well, when i first heard mali music, i thought, that was john lee hooker and muddy waters, they rip

king and they had a -- not a falling out but after the meredith march where stokely had unveiled the activists, there's a famous repartee between king and stokely where stokely said that we used you, dr. king so we could unleash this phrase because the media was going to be here. black power. and dr. king says, stokely, i've been used before, won't be the first time. but certain people around dr. king said after the meredith march in june of 1966, we don't want king and stokely sharing a stage again, and they don't share a stage again until april of 1967. what is interesting is that they really find common ground in opposition to the vietnam war. so, dr. king does three really important antivietnam speeches in april of 1967. one is april 4th in riverside, new york. the second is at the united nations in new york. the third is ebenezer baptist, and it's the end of april and the called stokely carmichael up saturday night and says that, stokely, i want you to come. what are you doing tomorrow morning? and stokely says, dr. king, like a good heathen, i'm not going to be in church. i'm j

. >> her mom meredith is here. >> oh, gosh. >> are you ready to see your little girl?'t turn around. just stay here and let's look. come on out. step right out. >> oh, how beautiful you look. i love the color of that dress. >> how sweet. >> thanks, mom. >> what do you think of your little girl? >> wow. you look beautiful. >> are you a singer? >> yes. >> what do you like to sing? >> anything. like, everything, pretty much. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> let's bring our -- where's cassie? >> come on, cassie. >> jill, thank you. >> good job. >> you guys look so great. >> have a wonderful time, ladies. >> thank you. you'll never pay full price for a hotel room again. >> and beauty and grace of senior dogs across america. >> and how one of these can actually become one of yours. you'll meet the photographer nancy levine right after this. like his newest invention, liquid muscle, that lifts and cleans tough grease with less scrubbing. it's a liquid gel, so it's less watery and cleans more. and its cap stops by itself so almost nothing's wasted. ♪ no matter where he w

this is from meredith. she says, is it realistic that a fire incapacitated the pilots but the plane remained operational for hours? jeff, the smoke in the cabin theory has been a big one today but you don't like that do you, jeff weiss? >> no. the idea that they were incapacitated, turned to the left and looked for a runway, the problem is that they flew past it and then proceeded to engage in a series of very precise maneuvers heading over these waypoints in the sky and followed the zigzag pattern that incapacitated pilot could not have done. the other problem is that if they had just become incapacitated and headed towards lan could you wee and headed into the horizon until their fuel ran out, they would have wound up near the horn of africa or something. they would not have ended up in the south indian ocean. so on two counts at least this theory doesn't hold water. >> here's another one here. this is from fs taylor. the fire theory makes no sense. why turn off the transponder if a plane is on fire? inst

meredith dank is the lead author of the report, and a senior research associate at the urban institute. so what was the point of the report? why did we need to do it in the first place? >> we didn't understand the scope of the underground sex economy. anecdotally we heard a lot of stories but this gives a blueprint of pathways into it, how to recruit others into the underground commercial sex economy and how they ultimately operate their business. >> sreenivasan: so you studied the different cities. were there patterns repeated, notable finds? >> two cities that stood out as far as the size of the underground commercial sex economy was atlanta, in the year 2007 we estimated they brought in about $290 million, and seattle between the years 2003 and 2007 had grown -- you know, twice the amount of money. so went from $53 million to $112 million. >> sreenivasan: when you say the sex economy, it's not just about the person making the one transaction between sex and money, you're talking about drivers, hotel rooms and lots of support services. >> it's almost like a strong business structure.

mississippi for hanging a noose and plastering a flag in the confederate symbol on a statue of james meredith civil rights euro who was the first african-american to attend the university. the fraternity was also suspended after the incident, which took place in february during black history month. further north that one of the world's top universities, students of color say they are tired of people suggesting they don't belong. like students at harvard recently began a photo montage campaign called "i, too, am harvard" that went viral. students hold signs that say "having an opinion does not make me an angry black woman post quote and "no, i will not teach you how to twerk." a harvard student made this promo video for the campaign. >> there's that moment when you're the only black student in your section. >> when you're the only black kid or the "n" comes up in a book. >> issue of race or slavery. >> everyone looks to you -- >> as if you are about to speak for your race. >> as if you represent everybody in the race and suddenly, your voice will carry such weight. >> it is kind of frustrating

meredith whitney, the same thing happened, why? tabloid?journalism? >> it's painful. it's painful, we've been covering this issue for years, saying the same thing for years. did we find the rbc guy? well, i mean, i don't know. we found many people trying to develop alternate changes and slow this stuff down. but i don't know. i was talking with david faber about it, too. the agenda gets said, but it should have been said years ago. nothing's going to happen anymore except more books will be sold, but that's okay. that's the way it is. >> far be it from you, you've got a few books, you're up there. >> i was like, well, that's the way -- that's how the process works. i'm going to buy a tesla, too. how did that happen? >> i know. that was interesting, though. >> i'll buy a rocket. i think they were selling rockets. >> i didn't know he came so close to ruination in 2008. >> but then it all ends -- it's all -- all ends up well. it's like a uconn story. >> we talked about what a great game that was going to be, and it was. and it was shabazz. you

not a falling out but certainly after the meredith march where stokely carmichael unveiled the blackk activists and others. there is a famous repartee between march licking and stokely carmichael where we use you to unleash this because the media was going to be here and dr. king says stokely carmichael, i have been used before. won't be the first time but certain people around dr. king said after the mariners march we don't want king and stokely carmichael sharing the stage again and they don't until april of 1967. what is interesting is they find common ground in opposition to the vietnam war. dr. king does three important anti vietnam speeches in april of 1967. april 4th in riverside, n.y. and the united nations and new york but the third is ebenezer baptist in atlanta and the end of april and he called stokely carmichael saturday night, he says what are you doing tomorrow morning? stokely carmichael says like a good he then i won't be in church, just working for the people and dr. king says i want you to come tomorrow. he said why? tomorrow i am really going to come out against t

washington boulevard close between osgood and meredith between now and noon today.k of sensors. slow through livermore valley. >> clouds out there thickening up throughout the day and the middle of the day and the afternoon becoming more likely outside starting out in the north bay and spreading to the south. still, a little while to get the commute going but by the afternoon, very wet outside. temperatures are going to stay cool coast side. only 50s there and mid 60s in the bay. next couple of days, unsettled weather continuing right into the weekend. >>> uh-oh -- >> that was jennifer lawrence tripping on the oscar red carpet. remember she tripped so famously last year? >> and you know when you fell out of the car tonight when you were getting out of the car? no one needs to know that. i'm not going to mention that. like on an orange cone. if you win tonight, i think we should bring you the oscar. win or lose you all load beautiful. sandra you look beautiful. kate. i'm not going to say who looks the most beautiful, but it's clear. it's jared leto. i mean he's the p

washington, between meredith, under watt palm trees and olive and continuing toward diskol and osgood the one that hit and kill a person on the roadway and continued it follow the scene and details. effect of your traffic. closed to the freeway, freeway off-ramp from osgood and driscoll. most take the connecter to city streets. get on to fremont boulevard. the washington irvington exit area. across the bay, san mateo and dumbarton, southbound 101, san mateo and palo alto, standard. southbound approaching university, bogged down a bit, night big deal. things clear up. northbound past the coliseum, traditional build here, people deal with it every day. back to you. >> thanks so much. another local news update in half hour. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ >>> 8:30 now on this monday morning. it is the 3

sot- meredith iserson / a's fan and, there are no garauntees. >> but with this vote by the port of oakland the port has entered into an exclusie negotiating agreement with oakland sot- mike ghielmetti / oakland waterfront ballpark, llc. >> mike ghielmetti is part of the group of local business leaders who want to transform the howard terminal near jack london square from this to this. a waterfront ballpark that ghielmetti says down the road could keep the a's and possibly even the raiders in oakland. sot- mike ghielmetti / oakland waterfront ballpark, llc. >> board president, ces butner, says the agreement will expire next february. during that time, the llc has the exclusive right to sit down with community stakeholders. to come up with a plan to build the ballpark. sot- ces butner / president, board of port commssioners >> jorge leon says he's a diehard a's fan and hopes this agreement draws the attention of the a's front office. sot- jorge leon / a's fan >> as part of the agreement. the llc will give the port a 100-thousand dollar deposit. half of which will be refunded if nothing mater

me this morning, specialist mason miller with his parents, bernie and sue miller, and his sister, meredithou went in big. you went home big and you surprised your family, served nine months in afghanistan. what did it mean to you to be able to really pull this off at home? >> for me, it was really great to be able to surprise my parents. as far as they knew, i was going to be coming home in about two weeks or so. so i just figured i'd see all the videos that people show all the time about surprising their family members when they come home from afghanistan. so i thought it was my turn. >> you did it well. i see your dad smiling behind you. let me tell you, arizona was dry right up until that moment when you guys embraced 'cause there were a lot of tears that came out. bernie, what was it like? you served as well. you know what it's like to come back. you know what these men and women go through. what was it like to have your son back in your arms? >> it was just an overwhelming moment. you can't cover up your emotion then. i was in a meeting at the time and routinely i get a little tap on

. >> the effect of meredith whitney on "60 minutes" with the muni bond market, led to youb flows in marketaying this is incorrect. >> look at amazon and drones, everybody knew that everybody united states excited about droe drones. "60 minutes," i tell you, for a show that gets to a very older demographic, it's moving everything these days. >> it's still the news show, so to speak, for the nation in many ways and has great influence. mark cuban's on "the half," talking about market structure. would that weigh on your decision to take buzzfeed public. >> i don't know who was talking about the fact that it's a penny here, there. unless you're a high frequency trader, being front run in high frequency trading doesn't impact you. and if anything, the jobs act has been transformative. high quality companies, low quality companies but the government's done a good job of allowing subbillion dollar revenue company to do the work without being in the public life. >> jon, see you soon. >> coming up, how china fooled the world. next guest's premise. rick santelli in chicago with that next. "squawk on

meredith followed her medical progress on the "today" show.ze, i'm looking at your face and i'm in awe. how are you feeling? >> i'm doing good, but i've had a lot of succeetbacks. >> they say sometimes, the face glows. i don't really think it's me, it might be the donor that's a part of me is really enjoying this second chance here. >> the 60-year-old single mother hopes friday's hearing is another step toward easing what she can never fully get back. >> i miss waking up in the morning with the sun. i miss just -- i really miss seeing a whole lot. >> now, in 2012, nash received $4 million from the estate of the chimp's owner, but nash is asking the state of connecticut for $150 million for additional medical costs. the office of connecticut's attorney general released a statement today saying while we have the utmost sympathy for charla nash, test. test. a very dangerous precedent exposing the state and taxpayers to unlimited liability and costly litigation, matt. >> all right, kristen dahlgren. thank you very much. obviously, she has made an

. >> her mom meredith is here. >> oh, gosh. >> are you ready to see your little girl?nks, mom. >> what do you think of your little girl? >> wow. you look beautiful. >> are you a singer? >> yes. >> what do you like to sing? >> anything. like, everything, pretty much. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> let's bring our -- where's cassie? >> come on, cassie. >> jill, thank you. >> good job. >> you guys look so great. >> have a wonderful time, ladies. >> thank you. you'll never pay full price for a hotel room again. >> and beauty and grace of senior dogs across america. >> and how one of these can actually become one of yours. you'll meet the photographer nancy levine right after this. my budget and i are good. but it wasn't always that way. ahh!! ahhhhh!! let! go! let! go! no, budget! no! but thanks to fingerhut.com we got approved to shop with low monthly payments. they've got over 50,000 choices from brands like samsung, dyson, dewalt. all you gotta do is click on over to fingerhut.com. get the credit you deserve to get all kinds of great stuff. juice! this one goes