we knew that michael brown should be alive. it was an easy decision to make. we know that a third of all the people killed by us to injure actually killed by a police officer. but one out of 11 gun homicides in california is committed by an officer. back then when you are simple truth, that back then, that michael brown should be alive, and it was enough to get us out on the street. >> forget your personal narrative for a second, was it -- was it just you looking for a fight, i would be a -- michael brown was killed on august 9 come on august 16, i was sitting on the couch. cnn made it look like the protesters were wild, on twitter it looked like the police were wild, and i wanted to see it for myself. i knew my father would tell me not to go, so i did not call him. if i called my sister, her name te we arera not twins, we just havey, rhymey names. longerthat i could no call her up to a block the morning randomly. at 755, sitting on the phone. i said, i am going to ferguson, what do you think. go.e said, you should by then, the car was packed up and i just nee

michael. [applause] mr. brown: thank you. well, thank you for coming out. as you gather, i am not scottish, but i will speak on behalf of the university of aberdeen today. as a staff member, if not directly an alum. i want to thank the people who brought us here together and for the honor you have given me in speaking on this occasion. it is a privilege to come to washington to speak about willing thornton. a remarkable one. crossing oceans, crossing , stillctual disciplines acting as a republican virtue and in gaining the commission to design the capitol, thornton provided the city with an urban landmark, a signature edifice, for a country and a monument to democratic politics which is recognized throughout the globe. it can be hard to understand how strange it was the capitol came to be built at all. even if we set aside the pragmatic concerns of the , and the financial cost that was to be borne by taxpayers who had only recently rebelled when they deemed such a burden illegitimate, it is worth conceiving. it was envisioned to be a siege of government. th

next historian michael brown rgues about the french and cottish influence. >> good morning, everyone. we have a lot of ground to cover. i would like to convene the gathering and get our treasured speakers behind this lecture and after i do a few introductions. i am chuck digiacomantonio, and on behalf of our hosts who maintain this house, i would like to welcome you to the octagon. design in 1798 by william thornton, on what was the barren western margins of the federal city, the house served as a home until 1855. i will let the docents give you the rest of that story. the octagon house continues to stand along with the tutor place, and the plantation as witnesses to his virtuosity as an amateur architect. the closest in intimacy of this meeting place, the parlor, is suited to the sense of collegiality we are striving for. in the interest of candor, i have to confess the notion of such a gathering was not even on my radar until the historical society was approached by delegation from the university of aberdeen one year ago. in compelling and elegant scottish accents, our dear friends

who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit allegesers terrence mercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that neither issued any verbal warnings to clark that lethal force would be used.accius fears, the lawsuit wonút change enough.berry accius, voice of the youth'the lawsuit names those officers and the city pays the bill, and maybe the officers get reprimanded but if they donút get fired theyúre still on the streets.' the city is also named in the lawsuit, charged with failing to properly train officers to use deadly force.berry accius, voice of the youth'training is out, i mean we continuously have these trainings mechanisms and they never work. more dead black bodies.' many had thought crump would wait to file until after district attorney anne officers should face criminal berry accius, voice of the youth'you know weúre waiting on this decision, but i think the decision has been made. i think the decision has been made a long time ago. and ( robin ) the clark family and their attorney... both declined to

rooflice can arrest dylan after murdering nine people without hurting him, do not tell me that michael brownnd tamir and sandra bland should not be alive today. [applause] we will keep saying their names, and those just like them who were victims of state violence. we will keep saying black lives matter, while working toward a justice system where that is true. you know what else is true? people theymany cannot afford bail. an accusation alone can turn into a jail sentence. innocent until proven guilty should not be reserved for the wealthy few who can afford high-priced defense lawyers. innocent until proven guilty should apply to every american in this country. [applause] we must also reform our immigration system so keeping families together instead of tearing them apart is our policy. [applause] just a couple of days ago, president trump visited mcallen texas south of here. boos] after he claimed we are facing an invasion at the border. the president called it a national security crisis. there is a crisis today, it is a crisis of leadership. [applause] donald trump has failed to uphold t

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michael brown we said good announcement. not that. manager would go you just keep. like he was set up so my kids also would believe or not or do. it for money. that. i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself out here because i want some back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft. laugh. laugh. and just transpired for the rest of stay. the last. laugh. was i don't like i thought. boy the type. of all over the whole new. car was. luckier than the last. yes. sure sure. the bird is not there or there. the bird is that that there are. people out there. have been committed to mom who didn't know mark or you. lose one of the people. you know company. in a world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watch

this is to the shooting of michael brown. we're hearing that there may be many more and there were a lot of bald faced opportunists who latched on to this family and decided it wasn't a mental health story anymore it was a race story. to start to call is from just started because we were at a rally i did oh i think we. have culminated in. this kind of i still just get new talk on this process but i saw a lot of courage in a clue many. i would say i'm not confrontational person but then i take serious. even though john is hurt. just won't try hard to move all of his life. and it will all go to hell for god troy what happened that day that will. never be there comes down i asked everybody else. just. what i almost bought. after man was not her son. bought her for. her. help out of a tough. looking at life the first truck was working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue cars are not able to hit by these demonstrators they are upset over the shooting at red card one months ago the trade hamilton up was likely to s

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says to the shooting of michael brown. we're hearing that there may be many more and there were a lot of bald faced opportunists who latched on to this family and decided it wasn't a mental health story anymore it was a race story. you started to call is for justice started because we were at a rally i did the only thing we need for. me that has culminated in four. hours counting i still just get new to all this process but i saw a lot of courage in a clue those men. i would say i'm a non-confrontational person but they're not saying serious. windows just as hard. just try. to move on with his life. to a love that he had forgotten trey what happened that day so it will. be there . i asked her to. just. wait almost. after man was not her son. bought. her. out. looking at life truck was working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue are not able to get behind these demonstrators they're upset over the shooting at red card one months ago the trade hamilton. i think i'd like it as a board member to help. them. fi

major michael brown we said good or not smith. i. tell her that her that her. manager held up well we're going to just keep. like he was set up for somebody who's also will be going up or do. you pour money. and doubt. that you know i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself out here because i want to cut back it was you as a family member. we were trying to. just do things a little soft. this transpired so that's the state. i. have i don't think soft. boy of the time. oh no our. last game. was a. chance for life. hello to a lamb. a little her hand my. day . a. week. a was. the bird is not the bearer of. the but is that the door. from the trial when he was running in two thousand and sixteen articulated a vision of foreign policy that was clearly at odds with what you would consider the sort of post-war liberal international consensus that that american one policy is held and there might be some claim that there are elements of that critique that has some validity here's the problem though it's not enough to offer a critic you can say

major michael brown we said got an announcement. so. far. not that. man i just want to go you just keep. like he was set up for so much and he's also well believe it or not or do. it for money. that. that you know i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself i'm here because i want back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft up. at the last stop. and just transpired the rest of state was was was was. i don't know i'm soft. oh. god. must have been lucky. lucky was there a far. far and wide eyed. way was. the bird is at the door for. the birds out the door. i think he's gone each a nihilistic. if they can't. get out the travelling across america what makes you take the shot is the g.'s. american hero this is it we've come a point how much talent studies are always out of my system. for you. we're starting last with this is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now governor any more gondola it may be completely different but that

and says to the shooting of michael brown. we're hearing that there may be many more and there were a lot of bald faced opportunists who latched on to this family and decided it wasn't a mental health story anymore it was a race story. started to call is for justice started because we were at a rally oh i think we. have culminated in. this kind of i still just get new to all this process but i saw a lot of courage in a clue maybe. i will say i'm a non-confrontational person but they're not saying serious. even though john is hurt. just won't. hurt the move all of his life. and there are a lot of good you have forgotten troy what happened that day so i will. be there . no no i asked everybody else. just. wait almost. after man was shot my son. bought her for. her. out of her. looking at life the first truckload working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue cars are not able to get behind these demonstrators they are upset over the shooting at a hard one a months ago non-trade hamilton. was the lead to the support

major michael brown we said get an announcement. tell her that her that her. manager held up well we're going to just keep hands. like he was set up for somebody who's also want to leave your job or do. you pour money. and doubt. that. i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself out here because i want to back it was just as a family member. we were trying to. just do things a little soft. and just transpired so restless they. was i don't like this i like soft. boy. oh they. are our. law. the bird is not. a bird is that the door. that entire collection of countries and regions that have been the main economic. players for decades now over time they're going to become the smuts more players of the world is going to evolve china india middle east africa. under certain scenarios they're going to represent about eighty percent of world g.d.p. at the end of the century and that scenario is where they do catch up in terms of per eternity growth. because as you know progress you know my point i wanted to use on those. you know. asked but i.

michael brown we should get an announcement. manager that would go you just keep. like you was set up for somebody who's also would lose your job or do. it for money. that. i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself out here because i want some back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft. laugh. laugh. and just transpired for the rest of stay. the last. laugh. was i don't i'm sorry. boy the time. of all over the whole. was. luckier than the last. eric. harris. the birds that were there. the bird that the. truck when he was running in two thousand and sixteen articulated a vision of foreign policy that was clearly at odds with what you would consider the sort of post-war liberal international consensus that that american foreign policy is held and there might be some claim that there are elements of that critique that house and the liberty here's the problem though it's not enough to offer a critique you can say that there are problems with the existing foreign policy and then you have to offer somet

major michael brown we said good or not smith. or. not that. man i just want to go you just keep. like he was set up for somebody who's also will be more adult or do. it for money. and that. that you know i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself out here because i want back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft up. at the last stop. and just transpired the rest of state was was was was was. my god. i was. god. i don't. have. the time. and. oh a guy. was. was. luckier than must. carry. her a a. load a a m. a lair and laugh. a. a. a a. a a a week a was. the birds that were for. the birds out the door. stares albeit a whole cost going on america profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and if no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see the lazy all the frats protests and i see that as growing going globally john locke said in sixteen ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken then it's up to the people to revolt the social contract has

next historian michael brown rgues about the french and cottish influence. >> good morning, everyone. we have a lot of ground to cover. i would like to convene the gathering and get our treasured speakers behind this lecture and r

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michael brown argues events from the french enlightenment influenced thorntons vision. the u.s. historical capital society

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after he murdered nine people worshiping at bible study without hurting him, do not tell me that michael brownamir price and diana jones and jason carroll and blackne clark and sandra still should not be alive today. [applause and cheers] we are going to keep saying their names and those of too many others just like them who were victims of violence. we are going to keep saying that black lives matter while working toward a justice system where that is true. [applause and cheers] and you know what else is true? for far too many people, they cannot afford bail. and an accusation alone can swiftly turn into a jail sentence. in our country, innocent until proven guilty should not just be reserved for the wealthy who can afford high-priced defense lawyers. innocent until proven guilty should apply to every american in this country. [applause and cheers] we must also reform our immigration system so that keeping families together, instead of tearing them apart, is our policy. [applause and cheers] just a couple of days ago, president trump visited mcallen, texas, just south of here. >> [booing] mr.

who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit alleges mercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that neither issued any verbal warnings to clark that lethal force would be used.accius fears, the lawsuit wonút change enough.berry accius, voice of the youth'the lawsuit names those officers and the city pays the bill, and maybe the officers get reprimanded but if they donút get fired theyúre still on the streets.' the city is also named in the lawsuit, charged with failing to properly train officers to use deadly force.berry accius, voice of the youth'training is out, i mean we continuously have these trainings mechanisms and they never work. more dead black bodies.' many had thought crump would wait to file until after district attorney anne marie shubert released a report announcing whether the officers should face criminal charges.but accius suspects crump and the knows that wonút likely happen.berry accius, voice of the youth'you know weúre waiting on this ( darya ) that was doug johnson reporting. the city, po

hands on some believe these changes occurred after the twenty four thousand shooting death of michael brown in ferguson missouri which escalated to weeks of nationwide protests st louis chief of police sam dotson the third says the fires in the facts is a result of officers of feeling hesitant to enforce the laws fearing charges and twenty fifteen chicago mayor rahm emanuel was quoted in saying the fight against police brutality caused officers to disengage which led violent crime to increase among officers like south carolina police officer michael slater had been convicted of wrongdoing in his case the wrongful death of walter scott retired officer i'm marino says the cops who wear their badge with respects are the biggest critics of those who don't have their hearts in the right place they make their jobs much harder in their. they're bring into scrapes to the badge at those officers wear with honor so the question remains if any drastic measures will be taken to better understand what it takes to be an officer an officer like j.d. years not a day that goes by we're now wearing his brace

who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit allegess terrence mercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that neither issued any verbal warnings to clark that lethal force would be used.accius fears, the lawsuit wonút change enough.berry accius, voice of the youth'the lawsuit names those officers and the city pays the bill, and maybe the officers get reprimanded but if they donút get fired theyúre still on the streets.' the city is also named in the lawsuit, charged with failing to properly train officers to use deadly force.berry accius, voice of the youth'training is out, i mean we continuously have these trainings mechanisms and they never work. more dead black bodies.' many had thought crump would wait to file until after district attorney anne marie shubert released a report announcing whether the officers should face criminal charges.but accius suspects crump and the clark family knows that wonút likely happen. berry accius, voice of the 'you know weúre waiting on this decision, but i think the decision h

who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit allegesercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that neither issued any verbal warnings to clark that would be used.accius fears, the lawsuit wonút change enough. berry accius, voice of the youth'the lawsuit names those officers and the city pays the bill, and maybe the officers get reprimanded but if they donút get on the streets.'the city is also lawsuit, charged with failing to properly train officers to use deadly force. berry family and their attorney...both declined to speak on this issue today. (grant) the city, police department and police union also did not comment . (vicki) in san jose ... a pedestrian was killed by a hit and run driver in a red truck early today ... a number of cars that followed, also hit the victim. this evening, the county corner identified the victim as 57- year old robinder singh. it was the 3rd fatal hit and run accident involving a pedestrian in the past three- weeks. this was the scene on almaden expressway just after 6:30- this mo

who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit allegess terrence mercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that neither issued any verbal warnings to clark that lethal force would be used.accius fears, the lawsuit wonút change enough.berry accius, voice of the youth'the lawsuit names those officers and the city pays the bill, and maybe the officers get reprimanded but if they donút get fired theyúre still on the streets.' the city is also named in the lawsuit, charged with failing to properly train officers to use deadly force.berry accius, voice of the youth'training is out, i mean we continuously have these trainings mechanisms and they never work. more dead black bodies.' many had thought crump would wait to file until after district attorney anne marie shubert released a report announcing whether the officers should face criminal charges.but accius suspects crump and the clark family knows that wonút likely happen. berry accius, voice of the youth'you know weúre waiting on this decision, but i think the decis

prosecuting sieves and liberals view criminal justice the last five years since tamir rice and michael brownayvon martin as well. >> we know the criminal justice will be a central point for the primary at least and maybe the general after the president signed new criminal justice reform legislation. they got bipartisan support, so we will see if that continues through the cycle. julian zeleny and siraj hasmi, thank you both. >> thank you, victor. >>> are you one of the more than million people waking up this morning to a foot of snow or more with this major winter storm that is pounding parts of the midwest? it's going to the east coast. we are going to talk about it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ olly. >>> all righty. so this is a beautiful shot here of washington. the snow is gorgeous. it is also treacherous and it is -- look at it there. that is sarah westwood's shot and she stepped out of the camera with us so we could get an image of what they are dealing wrge, reallith there. this is widespread and is not yu just in d.c. >> more than a million people waking up to a foot of snow or more with winter storm

that work again after the fatal police shooting of michael brown in ferguson and the death of eric garner in new york . we began looking and researching and at the core of much of the debate around the policing and the race at the time was this question of fatal officer involved shootings and how often they were having. you had folks taking to the streets saying this was an epidemic and happening every day, black men were being gunned down and you had police unions and some officers and their supporters saying this almost never happens, what are youtalking about ? we began trying to probe this question, how frequently are these shootings happening, what are the circumstances behind them and what we were genuinely surprised to find was that in the country and a time when we keep statistics on all types of things, how many people have gone and seen a certain movie last week or how many got popcorn, the government didn't have any accurate tracking of how often they don't police shootings were happening. this was something that was being tracked only at the local level and police departments

really intense sometimes ugly conversation and rhetoric and you obviously covered the response to michael brown'sdeath in ferguson and how that grew into what we're seeing now. >> to clarify one thing, i have the title that tongue in cheek because the way people on the coast refer to it as everything to it, fly overcountry, it is a lot of diverse perspectives and diverse group of people. in terms of reception to charlottesville, you will find that as well. what i thought was interesting about that is that a lot of the country i think of course recognized that trump was a racist, was afraid to say it, recognized he was a white supremacist, was afraid to say it. i think that this kind of forced people to come out and say it. i mean, in my mind, when you launch your campaign, calling mexicans rapists and murderers and then go on from there to denigrate basically every ethnic group, your campaign should have been called out by the media from the start. this guy shouldn't have been able to get off the -- [applause] >> unfortunately that's not what happened. it was played down. or it was this sort of h

we have michael brown oi'i not who won. we should start by congratulating him on successfully predicting the score, 2—1 to city, and stephen and i went to 2—1 to liverpool. it wasn't a bad guess given the form book, but maybe it was the pressure, wasn't it, city at home, that crowd, the noise that the crowd at the etihad made a difference and they kept their cool, whereas liverpool looked rattled, so city dealt with the pressure and they have closed the gap now to four points on liverpool at the top of the table. we gave it the big build up and it didn't let us down. premier league leaders liverpool lost their first game of the season, beaten 2—1 by manchester city. pep guardiola says the title race would have been all but over if city had been beaten. and what again was. —— and what a game it was. a brilliant result for britain at tennis's hopman cup. katie boulter and cameron norrie beat the great serena williams and her partner frances tiafoe fighting back from a set down. not such good news for kyle edmund ahead of the

about declination memos, descriptions of decisions not to prosecute in the past, i will cite the michael brown case, for example. would you allow special counsel mueller to release information about declination memos in the russia investigation as he sees fit? >> i actually don't think mueller would do that because it would be contrary to the regulations, but that's one of the reasons i want to talk to mueller and rosenstein and figure out, you know, what the lay of the land is. >> but if appropriate under current regulations, you wouldn't have any hesitation about saying prosecutorial decisions should be part of that final report? >> as i said, i want to get out as much as i can under the regulations. >> you also -- >> that's the reason i say it's vitally important. it's related to my feeling that it's really important to, you know, let the chips fall where they may and get the information out. >> you also said in response to my first round of questions that the special counsel regulations shouldn't be rescinded during this investigation. just to be clear, you would refuse to rescind them if

michael brown, trey von martin and derek gardner they are saying to us from heaven that if you love drive up. as we say in the house of alpha we will fight until freezes over and then we will fight on the ice. we will save the fraternity the fraternity of brother king that you did not die in vain my brother. 50 years later we shall fight, we shall fight until freedom is enjoyed by all americans. god bless his legacy and god bless dr. king. >> piece, peace is a means by which we arrive at that goal. we must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. dr. martin luther king jr december 24, 1967 christmas eve sermon. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what the world needs now it needs more compassion, healing and peace. our next speakers and will now share their reflections on doctor king as a man of peace. >> in 1966 when dr. martin luther king jr and first met it was on the heels of the voting rights act of 1965 and i was a little girl in washington dc. little did i know how deeply it would shape my life, that they would become my teachers and i would have th

court today, noted criminal defense attorney mark geragos , whose former clients include michael jackson and chris brown, asked a judge to postpone today's arraignment until thursday to give him time to get a hold of walgreens security video so that he and the judge can witness the fatal shooting of 21 year old jonathan hart. nats: "i want your honor to see it the same time that we do."geragos is representing 28 year old donald ciota who is charged with second degree murder.on december second ciota was working as a security guard at a walgreens pharmacy at sunset and vine in hollywood when, according to prosecutors, he got into a fight with the homeless man who was suspected of shoplifting.prosecutors say ciota shot hart in the back as the homeless man ran away. geragos says he believes the store security footage will exonerate his client.mark geragos/criminal defense attorney: "i want the judge to see the videotape. based on the reports, based on everything that happened, i will tell you right now there's no way in the world this should be a murder case. " carl douglas/representing jonathan hart's fami

the primary thing and i think is a good example is michael brown. it never happened.estigation of the federal and state investigations and all of the eyewitnesses, it was very tedious to read through all of them. there was only 13 second situation. an individual saw him with his hands forward, which looked like they were up. came the individuals with their hands up. that is a mistake. happening withis the indian and the young a hat.man with the maggot ha theirike the women with genitalia on the top of their heads. it's another aggravating situation. you can take it from there. you can take it from there. host: we are talking about the media today. how does the regular consumer ?ecide what is fake news how does a consumer decide where to go to get their news. guest: it's a great question. it's something all of us are struggling with. -- notably are divided in our politics, the media is part of that. there are some people out there who only want news a certain way. in anti-trump, they watch this network, if they theyroton -- pro trump, watch that. most journalists are t

court today, noted criminal defense attorney mark geragos , whose former clients include michael jackson and chris brown, asked a judge to postpone today's arraignment until thursday to give him time to get a hold of walgreens security video so that he and the judge can witness the fatal shooting of 21 year old jonathan hart. nats: "i want your honor to see it the same time that we do."geragos is representing 28 year old donald ciota who is charged with second degree murder.on december second ciota was working as a security guard at a walgreens pharmacy at sunset and vine in hollywood when, according to prosecutors, he got into a fight with the homeless man who was suspected of shoplifting.prosecutors say ciota shot hart in the back as the homeless man ran away. geragos says heel store security footage will geragos/criminal defense attorney: "i want the judge to see the videotape. based on the reports, based on everything that happened, i will tell you right now there's no way in the world this should be a murder case. " carl douglas/representing jonathan hart's family: "we are encouraged that district

sanders, he could make an announcement in the near future, but you've got folks like sherrod brown from ohio. michael bloomberg, terry mcauliffe, the former governor from virginia. john hickenlooper from colorado. he was in iowa over the weekend. then bento o'rourke. that's part of me that thinks we need baseball cards. >> totally. >> so we can trade them. decide who's in and who's out. there's enough candidates where if we wanted to form a a presidential candidate baseball team, we could do that. perhaps we should just leave these guys, have them stick to politics. >> we thought we saw a lot of republicans on these debate stages in 2016. just wait with these democrats ahead of 2020. ryan, thank you so much with the faces, the baseball cards as it were. i want to go back to california and her facial launch in oakland. kamala harris not only outlined her platform, she blasted president trump and his policies without mentioning him once. >> when we have leaders who bulliened attack a free press and undermine our democratic institutions, that's not our america. we must seek truth, speak truth and fight

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