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michael james! mimiddddlele n namame.e. n not good.eget t acaccicidedentnt f forgiveness from allstate and kekeepep y youour r raratetes from going up just because of an accident. fifindnd o outut h howow a a local allstate agent cacan n hehelplp b betetteter protect your family. call one right now. plplusus, , drdriviverers s whwho o swswititched saved an average of $498 a year! jujustst a a f fewew m morore e ways the good hands are dodoining g momorere t thahan ever before. sesee e whwhatat t thehe p personal service of an allstate agent cacan n dodo f foror y youou.. call 877-644-3100 >>> got a pretty odd story stemming from the ongoing police protests in baltimore, maryland. lots of people and activists on the street. that guy right there, wearing the orange press vest is identified as james mcarthur. he runs a news website and is also a very involved activist. while they're out on the street a woman runs up and says there's a house on fire down the street! lp help help! >> where? >> everyre enough these women running out of this

james michael mcado with the big team. clay thompson and green were all there to witness santa cruz and their first big league title. >>> final round of the swinging skirts at lake merced. morgan hasn't won a tour event since 2008 with second place. then surged into the lead. nice putt on 6 for eagle. lydia on 18. look at that. two under 70. she's the co-leader. birdie putt for the win. left it short. par 72 for her. they go to a play-off. second play-off hole. settles within a few feet. coming back. she makes the putt to win the tournament for the second straight year. her second win of the season. lydia turned 18 on friday. happy birthday to lydia. >>> that is a nice way to celebrate. >> not bad at all. >> thanks, larry. >>> next on abc 7 news at 9:00 fast and furious, back on top of the box office. there's a new >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a good samaritan rushes to help a neighbor caught in a fire and ends up becoming a victim himself. >>> the new effort by fans to bring mcdreamy back to "grey's anatomy." what they

santa cruz leading by seven and james michael maca dooheadded 21, the warriors closing in on the firsteague title. it's 102-87 late in the fourth. >> final round of the swinging skirts at lake merced. morgan pressle has not won an lpga event since 2008. led most of the day. droops it in. she was the leader at 8-under but the defending champ makes the clutch putt on 18. 2-under sos the co-leader pressle playing in the gripe behind has this birdie for the win. left short. even par 72 for her. right now lydia cohen and morgan pressle are in a playoff at lake merced. >> mad ants. that's a new one. >> could be the red ants but they're not mad enough because they're losing. >> exactly. thanks larry. next at 6:00, "fast & furious" back on top of the box office, but there's a new challenge are on the hours expected to >>> join us on kofy tv20. the new human-like approach being taken to help save young elephants. >> then at 11:00, a new effort by fans trying to bring mctremendousy back to "50 shades of grey's anatomy. >> furious 7 cruised to a fourth straight box office win but there's a new bl

santa cruz leading by seven and james michael maca dooheadded 21, the warriors closing in on the first d-league title. it's 102-87 late in the fourth. >> final round of the swinging skirts at lake merced. morgan pressle has not won an lpga event since 2008. led most of the day. droops it in. she was the leader at 8-under but the defending champ makes the clutch putt on 18. 2-under sos the co-leader pressle playing in the gripe behind has this birdie for the win. left short. even par 72 for her. right now lydia cohen and morgan pressle are in a playoff at lake merced. >> mad ants. that's a new one. >> could be the red ants but they're not mad enough because they're losing. >> exactly. thanks larry. next at 6:00, "fast & furious" back on top of the box office, but there's a new challenge are on the hours expected to take did you post it? done. how many people are coming? lots. yeah! i got it. done. done. what up! let's do this! sending you some money... thank you. done. thank you. done. on your phone. online. on the go. wells fargo makes it easy to get banking done. >>> join us on kofy t

. >> an argument over who is the best basketball player of all time michael jordan or lebron james landss. >> 6:30 on this to us. let's get weather and traffic with david and karen. >> and a light shower has moved back into the terrace area. take a look at storm tracker six live double scan. you can see that it's a thin line of rain that is pushing in from delaware county into philadelphia as we speak. and it extends up to the north through bucks county into parts of lower montgomery county. after that we may have seen the end of this rain finally. looks like it will be pushing past us probably by about 8 o'clock or so this morning. we are looking at a wide view on satellite and radar. there's some cloud cover lined the rain but then some clearing and we're expecting to get some of that dry air in place and the return of sunshine. some of your kids are going to want umbrellas on the way in or some sort of rain gear. this afternoon a jacket required because we'll stay in the 60's but it will be drying out pretty quickly this morning. 59 degrees in philadelphia, 56 millville, 54 in allento

at last check even james michael plus the foul. were yours up 11 at the half. kind of sleep walking a little in the third. hold on. look at barbosa. shake and bake. scoop to the hoop. yes. still the brazilian blur. rate now the warriors clinging to an 84-82 lead. in the fourth quarter. mit championship in the big apple. miami stanford first half anthony brown. randall little man. had a game high 25 points man. had a game high 25 points. 3 in the foul. stanford by 11 at the brick. remember last night. i raise my voice like this then i couldn't tie i better slow down couldn't tie i better slow down. sheldon with a dunk. 3 and a half minutes left. went to the u acts like this final second of the superbowl. calm down michael. 3 seconds left. tied at 59. allen could have point went to over time. randall a chance. he was fouled. 3 seconds left. made both free 3. 1.8 left. sorry michael. the loser. stanford wins the third mit championship wins the third mit championship. 66-64. and some were craig. giants and a's open the bay bridge series tonight for whatever it is w

. >>> an argument over whether michael jordan or hebron james is a better basketball player landed avania man in jail. state college police arrested daniel mondelese on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or king james reigned supreme. it wasn't clear which player he backed. he was released on bond. then police arrested him again saying he began fighting with some women he was staying with. it is not clear what that argument was all about. >> i don't want him to come fight with me but i would say jordan. >> me, too. >> it's 5:47. >> we agree. >> a diva is booted from "dancing with the stars" ballroom. >> some of the kids might want the rain gear. noon need for that but a jacket is still appropriate. we'll have your day planner forecast coming up next. >> philadelphia's own patti labelle was voted off "dancing with the stars" last night. before the elimination each star danced routines to classic spring break inspired routines. shark tang's robert america vic was at the bottom of the leaderboard. she exited with class. >> he'll have to say i'm out. >> i

. >>> argument over whether michael jordan or lebron james is a better basketball player ended in a pepsan's arrest for aggravated assault. here's what happened. police arrested 22-year-old man in state college early saturday they say he was fighting with another man over whether jordan or king james reigns supreme. he was released on bond told not to return to the apartment before where the fight happened but police same came back that night when the man refused to leave. no word on who that man favored james or jordan. but i have an idea. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. now, i know scott williams has been track something severe weather. we got tornado warning in our area. >> yeah. we have tornado watch right now iain and lucy. >> watch. >> conditions are favorable for tornado warnings a little later on this evening. so keep an eye to the sky but right now no specific warnings yet in our area. we have this cold front off to the west. but you can see that red box that is the tornado watch box. it end crass our and tire viewing area in southeastern sections of pennsylvania and i

. >> an argument over weather michael jordan or lebron james is a better basketball player landed a pennsylvaniajail. state college police arrested daniel mondalese on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or king james reigns supreme. it wasn't clear which player he backed. la released on bond and then police arrested him again saying he began fighting with some women he was staying with. it is not clear what that argument was all about. >> it's now 4:54. all new in the next half hour of "action news," philadelphia police are asking for your help in tracking down four people posing as police officers. >> country music star willie nelson announced plans to roll out his own brand of pot. >> ♪♪ people think i'm trash. but they're wrong. today i'm just an aluminum can. but one day, i could be a stadium. >> more than 5 million hence will have to be euthanized because federal authorities confirmed a bird flu outbreak. the the department of agriculture will move quick to stop the spread of the potentially deadly disease. officials do not think this will cause a spike in eg

. >> reporter: james michael mcadoo is one of three players to spend time on both warriors teams thisr. an undrafted rookie out of north carolina, mcadoo was cut during training camp which looking back ended up being a blessing in disguise. >> i might not have really played that much. so it really gave me the opportunity to work on my game and get my confidence where i wanted it to be at. that way when i'm able to go up to golden state i feel i can play on this team, i can play in the nba. >> reporter: he proved that when he was called up in january and scored 11 points in his nba debut. mcadoo appeared in 15 games with the warriors. with the d-league season over, he's hoping to contribute any way he can to earn that second championship. >> i'm in the craziest opportunity that anyone could ever ask for to be able to play for the best team in the nba and obviously the best team in the d league and win a d league championship. definitely something i'll never forget. >> two rings maybe. the first round continues for the rest of the western conference. the series between the spurs and the

nice movement by the second unit, ends up with james michael mcadue with the slam.py on the bench, and 67 wins, 15 losses, including 39-2 at home. the warriors were aware early in the evening who they'd face in round 1. the pelicans of new orleans sure didn't back in. they beat the world champs. stole the ball there. anthony davis knew what to do with it. he would later seal the victory late with a jumper. the first playoff for the pelicans since 2011. they earn it on the last day of the season, beating out oklahoma city. >>> saturday, it's the real nba season. 12:30 tip against those pelicans. then monday for game 2 again at the oracle, the more typical start at 7:30. the real season does begin. but we're going to change the subject. the a's try to continue their mastery over the astros. giants winless at at&t so far. they'd better play some defense, because they sure ain't hitting. sports part 2, next. the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. (tires scre

james michael mcadoo with a huge dunk.rs win 133-126 and finish the regular season 67-57 and 39- 2 at home. >>> to the giants now, the giants and the rockies just like all the major league baseball honoring jackie robinson. an awful start for tim lincecum. top of the first nolan takes him deep for a three-run shot and just like that, it's 3-0 colorado. bottom of the 8th, now down 4- 2, giants with a go head run at the plate. but hector sanchez grounds into an inning ending fielder's choice. rockies win 4-2 with san francisco sixth straight loss. >>> and hall of famer nolan ryan on the right, checking out the astros and a's. bottom of the first jed lowrie two-run home off pomeranz makes it 2-0. lowrie with 3 rbi and houston won 6-1. >>> back to warriors basketball they will play their first play- off game on saturday against the pelicans, game time is at 12:30. i'm andrea nakano and that's sports for this thursday morning. >>> and now for your play of the day. atlanta braves hosting the miami marlins. top of the ninth, the

this the boston hearings before mayor, you know james michael curley the legendary boston mayor, curleycontextually, i think trotter had every reason to expect that curley who practically coined the phrase banned in boston in any number of ways. but this gus scene curley told griffith that that was the one scene that gave him a little bit of a pause. he asked griffith if he would trim that a bit. and griffith gave him some lip service, as he did in other cities. he was always tinkering with his film anyway so sometimes he made cosmetic cuts, and sometimes he didn't but said he did. or if he did he'd restore it. it was kind of a living document, so to speak. but i think, you know, so trotter wasn't able to stop the film he wasn't able to change it in any real way. but what he did accomplish and the other protesters who were part of the local branch of the naacp, was to certainly draw attention to the movie as not represent t the tef of their race -- representative of their race. that this, you know they understood trotter and the other protesters, duboise being one of them, understood th

resident michael scott, south carolina was one of 15 states considering a bill requiring police to wear body cameras while on duty. joining me now is public advocate for new york city la letitia jameslook back and say remember when police didn't wear body cameras? >> they provide transparency and accountable for police officers when they engage in any sort of objective record of police/civilian encounters. we would not be in this position but for the camera that was worn by this gentlemen, but it is critically important that police officers capture these street encounters throughout this nation. i think it would go a long way improving police and community relations and go a long way in preventing anything like this from happening. >> it is worth noting this is not footage today that we're seeing. walter scott's footage is from a bystander. who saw something happening and held down the record button. how did this come to fruition? >> what happened was the family was given the video on monday and they immediately said we need to get this to the authorities in south carolina. there's a special law enforcement division that's investigating and they immediately gave it to them. they im

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there were catholic politicians not necessarily great liberals, tammy hall, james michael curley andothers who opposed the literacy act. other kind of immigrant machines. the democratic party opposed the literacy act and later the national origins act. partially out of belief, and also out of self-interest. their constituencies were now being filled up with italian americans and they wanted to keep those people pleased in the democratic cap. as part of the whole transition in some waste of the democratic party begins in the 1910s throughout smith in 1928 for the big fight first between the rural way and the urban. catholics were very involved. you should know it as well that if it continues the vote as others did, at the politicians were against asian immigrants coming into the country. when we open this to -- [inaudible] donald: on the rule of law thing, we need to message that better. the rule of law is not ruled by law. it's not ruled by law because that would be totalitarian states would be the great champion of the rule of law. they always abide by the law. they insist that ever

today his brother michael read a poem and said a few words about james. >> jim's legacy to all of uson in our hearts and our minds and the family and friends just by the way that he lived. and that's all that any of us can hope for. >> three teens are facing charges in connection to the death. >>> now a story first on nbc 10. families at a montgomery county day care scrambling to get last-minute child care after learning the school suddenly shut its doors. dozens of families gathered outside the goddard school hoping to find open spots at other locations and get answers to why the day care closed down. around 100 families are affected. teachers were told not to report to work. parents say finding a new school in just a few days is not enough time and will be a major adjustment for the young children. >> she loved her friends and teacher. so now we'll have to start all over again. it's hard when they're little. >> my plan personally is to just try to find employment. that's what i do in child care. i love my babies. but trying to be positive and move on from this. >> the goddard schoo

m michael: they were expected to be up, but not that muchi. betty: you would rate james gordon passes performance as what? michael: pretty good. stated goal of getting there, he wants to do it on an annual basis. betty: compare him to jamie dimon and lloyd blank. michael: improving profitability . on the commercial side things were not as good this quarter. loan growth slow. continue to wait on the fed to raise rates. squeezed this quarter as they wait for rates to come up. this quarter was stronger on the investment traitor side. that is why coleman had a blowout quarter as opposed to the commercial side. betty: thank you for being here. great to see you. monday, as i mentioned, the comcast merger with time warner cable could be on the fritz. the u.s. justice department leaning against approving the deal to combine forces. it also has wide reaching implications for the industry. alex sherman has been very on top of the story. alex: how long? betty: we all thought this would happen. what is going on? alex: even people bearish on the deal tended to at least put it on 50-5

. >> james: has fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. 8000 people including hundreds of uniformed police officer and firefighters pulled up the eyes of the center for the moral. u.s. shot and killed on march 24th. sister joined others in speaking about how michael johnson was as a family member and who he was behind the uniform. my brother did not just make a good cheesecake with my grandmother is recipe but he made the best cheesecake your lover taste. heating to address it restaurant recipes. secretly stored in his gun safe. >> james: did about it by hundreds of slitting officers officer johnson carried out how memorial park cemetery. >> james: is people get less light to the sober michael johnson's family during a fund-raiser. a bar called britannia arms opened its arms to raise money. though some proceeds officer johnson's family. get get together and show off how much we appreciate the sf p d a miller at the turn out as much as a can. sharks player help organize the event blessed to 02 this morning. >> james: a word on how much money was raised for officer johnson's family 10

landenberg, gary has 20 miles per hour out of the northwest n reading michael also almost at 30 miles per hour, down in the coast ocean city james miles per hour sustained winds, 19 in robbinsville as stephen checks in. douglas southampton new jersey sustained wind coming in at 16, little bit less as you head into cardington pennsylvania and clementon new jersey. also we have a picture i do want to show you sent in by barbara lane as the easter bunny has arrived at her house. happy easter from the lanes. sky hanging out in the sunlight pretty good place to be in the warm rays. let's take you to the shore people enjoying the holiday down there this weekend. in the sunshine now the boardwalk in ocean city people walking around enjoying a nice evening in south jersey, little bit cool with that breeze blowing out of the northwest. now, let's talk about those winds. through the evening hours sustained at about 20 miles per hour, gusting to near 40 over the next few hours. will come down a little bit through the overnight. tomorrow morning will be sustained out of the southwest about 10 to 15. that starts to bring in a warmer air mass

michael shure thanks. >> thank you. >> gun activist sarah brady has died. she was the wife of james brady the bradies fought to retentionen the nation's gun laws and were the driving force behind the 1983 brady handgun prevention act. she died of pneumonia she was 73. >>> five years has passed, since the worst mine disaster, five years later the victims families are still looking for answers and perhaps more important justice. lisa stark has the story. >> tommy davis comes here nearly every day to the hillary top cemetery where his first born son cory is buried. >> you like coming up here? >> yes i feel like i'm closer to him than anywhere. >> cory was just 20 when he lost his life in the mine explosion. the youngest to die. tommy managed to get out alive that day but what he suffered is almost unimaginable. he also lost his brother and nephew in the disaster. 5 years later his grief remains overwhelming. >> our days now is pretty much like it is. what you feel because you can't forget it. it just keeps coming and coming and coming. it's never ending until that day we meet again. >>

michael jackson. acording to reports, attorneys are claiming the late super star spent $200 million to silence several alleged victims. >> the reports also claim wade robson and james, two men in their 30s, are threatening to release a wealth of evidence. this could do what no other prosecutor has been able to do, show that jackson violated young boys and paid to keep them quiet. >> tonight's top story, michael jackson's accusers quiet no more. >> we're talking about mind-boggling amounts of money.

james and the cavaliers finish the the sweep of the yesterday. they face the bulls tonight. >>> coming up what someone paid for michael jordon's shoes he wore through his rookie season. >>> a little cool this morning, we have sweatshirts on the kids, maybe the hood up, this afternoon a light jacket works a slight chance of a spotty shower around the kids may or may not want some sort of rain gear. when we come back we'll give you it is forecast and day planner locally. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> biometri

michael douglas on the show. we have louis c.k., julia louis-dreyfus and kevin james.ing on the show. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] madonna's first time ever on the show. we're going to blow it out. we're going to hear all about her new album. she has a huge performance planned, and we're going to do one of our favorite musical bits with the roots. can't really talk about it. but anyways. next thursday night, madonna. you don't want to miss that. [ cheers and applause ] our next guest, gosh, i love her. she's fantastic. she's here to perform her latest single, "ex's and oh's" from her debut album "love stuff." give it up for elle king! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i had me a boy turned him into a man showed him all the things that he didn't understand ♪ ♪ whoa oh then i let him go ♪ ♪ now there's one in california who's been cursing my name ♪ ♪ 'cause i found me a better lover in the uk hey hey until i made my get away ♪ ♪ one two three they gonna run back to me 'cause i'm the best baby that they never gotta keep ♪ ♪ one two three they gonna run back to me they

james on patrol. >> he's fast. >> yes. >> and these young men are from rochester, new york. have a great day, everybody. >> happy monday. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michaelforming their new hit "worth it," fifth harmony. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

michael slater is tried with the murder. and did not develop all the to testify the just the part to the fbi is of the investigation. >>james: broadway terrace of our our challenging for drivers with a twist and turns their growing out into the street there were recall a major accident reported the problem the city several times so far as that know where to restock the city council member dead in the public works department and hopes this will get done. >>: michele: wicking to a few showers out there but again isolated track of the to the south eastern direction this is what an assault on the storm track four radar it will move off the to the direction and the north bay and the east bay you would like to see any showers this morning unless it is a strike would at best the tech a closer look at this area this morning here is what looks like as of right now a few showers mainly in the higher elevations across the diablo range evergreen you get a little bit of cream on the eastern side. you would need the umbrella handy in many to give yourself extra time if you're in this area this morning and then lie at the lunch hour we wi

we have lee grogan and michael purvis, and still with us from san francisco is erin kessler from raymond james let's check back with you to get a wrapup of the situation p requests were looking at twitter shares rising in the after-hours trade after a tumbled 18% in the last bit of the trading session. the numbers were released inadvertently by selerity. the highlights from the results at least what selerity had sent out initially was that earnings beat analyst estimates but revenue miss the mark. it was an 18% increase which marked a slowdown from the increase with all the prior quarter. twitter was forced to release its results as well overall. that's when we got the news that twitter reduced its full-year sales and profit forecast. it also made some acquisition so the new outlook reflects the acquisitions and the effect of the stronger dollar. it did not help the stopping -- because the stock finished down 18% in regular trading. now it has a little bit of rebound for the close. matt: michael, you are talking about the possibility of trading twitter options. michael: if you were long volati

on twitter tweets -- michael says, on the other hand -- host: let's hear from richmond, virginia. james on the independence line. welcome. caller: thanks for c-span. glad to be on. i have several things -- first off, i support the treaty 100%. i just wish we could get israel in on the deal. as far as these people say that we can't trust them, how can anybody trust us? i remember that we signed a treaty that we wouldn't torture and we torture. and we had about 150 house of representative people, i hope you weren't one of them, that goes over to israel on a fact-finding mission and only thing i ever found out that they found out is that one naked politician couldn't walk on water. i'll listen to your comment. congressman beyer: i think we need international agreements on many different things and made the world a safer and better place. i think we want to bring the israeli people into the agreement as much as possible. the primary beneficiaries of this are the israeli people and their security. there is a huge american interest in this also, but we have kept them fully informed every part

. ♪ >>> chef michael anthony has won many awards including best chef new york city from the james beardnding chef award. as of may 1st he has a whole new kitchen to run. >> after nearly ten years at grammercy tavern serving as chef, he'll be executive chef and director of the soon to be launched untitled in the new whitney museum of american art in downtown manhattan. we're honored to welcome chef him to "the dish." what have you brought this morning? >> this is a collection of our new menu at the restaurant untitled, located in the whitney. it is a chance to tell a seasonal story in a way that is a style of dishes that are completely approachable and hopefully through these dishes the restaurant becomes a favorite neighborhood spot as well as a destination for visitors from all over. we're starting with a little petnat rose and that will go deliciously with a spring onion tart with ramps. >> that is good. >> it will also pair unbelievably well with a light salad of asparagus and turnips, which will be prominently displayed on the menu showing the seasonality and frequently-changing men

. >> michael jackson is not on the list. >> it was james brown, almond brothers johnny cash the who,.b. king. >> is it stones. >> pretty good. not bad. talking heads i don't know number 11? they do try to do that. everybody but andrew. >> i bet there's stuff on there andrew likes too. >> michael jackson and who else? >> milly vanilly. did they ever put out a live album. i own that album. i shouldn't say that proudly but i purchased it -- >> somebody told me the jackson 5 did have a live album. >> britney's not on here. >> britney's not. >> who is harry styles? what's the name of his thing. the guy left -- first edition. >> one direction. >> how do you keep it straight. >> is 'nsync on there? >> i only went to 20. >> boys 2 men. >> i only saw one concert last year and guess who it was? one direction. take one for the team, right? >> i have a story -- >> europe 72. >> i want you to tell me what you think of this the great skyline of new york city may go dim. so the mayor of new york city thinks there's too much energy being expended on lights at night. so new york city we even have the

james rosen at the white house tonight. thank you for being with us. here with reaction from the american enterprise institute michael rubin and author of the book, warrior, diplomat a green beret's battles. colonel, it's interesting the way the president spun this and how the iranians spun this. listen to the iranian chief negotiator and what he had to say. >> we will continue enriching. we will continue research and development. our heavy water reactor will be modernized. and we will continue the fordow facility. we will have, as you will hear, centrifuges installed in fordow but not enriching. we will remain committed to the agreement. and we will not enrich in fordow. >> colonel do you have trouble with this agreement? or this interim agreement? or preliminary agreement? or agreement to agree down the line? what's your reaction to it? >> well, sean, i think the key there was iranian foreign minister's emphasis on the sanctions. those sanctions were starting to hurt the regime. and they were starting to hurt their front companies. they were really putting a strangle hold on the regime's control and power. unfortun

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james baker. he called it a triumph for american diplomacy and military might. u.s. news and world report called it a triumph without victory. michael gordon and bernard trainor called it an incomplete success. it was called strategically inconclusive and you get a little farther out, an american historian said publicly it was a botched work and brown university professor said it was the nothing war that resolve nothing and settled nothing. everybody can look at a single situation and make a different conclusion about how successful it was. bush 41 didn't want to have a quagmire that would drag on for years but his son did that later on. it is harder than it looks and everyone sitting on the sideline can appreciate the complexities of crisis management. this is one of my favorites. again back to domestic politics 1998, august, al qaeda bob two of our embassies in east africa. clinton was deeply mired in the monica lewinsky scandal at the time, to testify before the grand jury about his activities with that woman, and he suddenly decided completely out of character, made a quick decisive decision to retaliate against al qaeda. usuall

until now, duane james was the only african-american member of the city council even though ferguson is about 60% black. amy: when michaelwn was killed last august, ferguson's mayor the police chief, the city , manager and the municipal judge were all white. since the shooting, all but the mayor have resigned. the newly elected city council members will be charged with hiring their replacements. well for more we go to st. louis where we're joined for an update by patricia bynes, democratic committeewoman of ferguson township. she helped register residents and get out the vote, and served as a campaign manager for two of the candidates who ran. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the significance of this victory? patricia: good morning. thank you. there has been an incredible win on behalf of the community and for the candidates. for the very first time, there is an african american woman sitting on the city services countcil. in 2013, 4 women and african-americans, this was clearly huge for a city with this type of history that it has. and the amount of turnout, the amount of interest, and the people that c

james baker. he called it a triumph for american diplomacy and military might. the u.s. news & world report called it a triumph without victory. michael gordon and bernard traynor from their book called it an incomplete success. burzynski caught a strategically inconclusive and then you get a little bit further out. theodore draper, american historian said politically it was a botched war and brown university professor steven brevard senate resolves nothing is settled nothing. so everybody can look at the single situation and make a different conclusion about how successful it was. bush 41 didn't want to have a quagmire that would drag on for years but then his son did that later on. it is harder than it looks. everybody on the hyde beside mine can appreciate complexities on the white house. this is one of my favorites. again, back to domestic politics 1998 and august, al qaeda bombed two agencies in east africa. clinton was deeply admired him with a scandal at the time. he was due to testify before the grand jury about his cavities with that woman and he suddenly decided completely out of their errata quick decisive situation that re

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michael brown, and the racially charged protest. on the ballot eight candidates, four are african-american americans. up for seats. diane eastabrook is in ferguson with more. >> hi you know mayor james knowles was not up for re-election, but was on the minds of voters. he's taken a lot of heat in ferguson since the riots. some are asking him to step down, and say if he doesn't, they want him recalled. >> print your name on the line. >> voters in ferguson missouri cast ballots for three new members. barbara wished she could elect a new mayor. >> i'm not happy with him. i have not had a chance to sign a petition if someone comes to my door i will. >> reporter: she could get her wish. >> this is the petition. >> reporter: nick and others are signing a petition to recall mayor james knowles. >> i'm an advocate for good government in ferguson. in order to get good government in ferguson things will have to change. the mayor in one of those things. >> reporter: knowles in his second term as mayor ended some when he said there was not a racial divide in his community after a white police officer fatally shot an unarmed black teen and came under fire for a federal report citing bias and fer

michael's on the line from melbourne. thanks for joining us here on bbc world news. what's your reaction to today's ruling? presumably you are very disappointed? >> we are very disappointed, james that these men over the last ten years have rehabilitated themselves and we're very concerned that that fact hasn't been properly and genuinely considered by the indonesian authorities and the indonesian legal system. >> and that's why they deserve clemency, you think? >> that's why. >> reporter: what happens now? have all legal avenues been explored and there is no way you can take this case any further? >> there's no further appeal that lies in the administrative court. however, as your reporter earlier indicated, andrew and myuran will file an application in the indonesia constitutional court, challenging the interpretation of the clemency law and arguing that the that the president has an obligation to consider their rehabilitation. >> and what's the time scale for that, then? will that happen imminently? >> the application will be filed this week. it will be joined by some indonesian government organizations. and from there, a preliminary hearing will be set down for a week or tw

won by james baker come he called it a triumph for american diplomacy and military might. u.s. news and world report called it a triumph without victory. michael gordon and bernard trainor in their book called it an incomplete success. brzezinski called it strategically inconclusive and then you get a little farther out, theodore draper, an american history who said politically it was a botched war. and then brown university professor stephen bovard said it was a nothing more, it resolve nothing and settled that the. so everyone can look at the same situation and make a different conclusion about how successful it was. and bush 41 didn't want to have a quagmire that would drag on for years, but then his son did that later on. it's harder than it looks. everybody sitting on the sidelines can't appreciate the complexities of crisis management at the white house. and this is one of my favorites. again, back to domestic politics from 1998, august, al-qaeda bombed two of our embassies in east africa. clinton was deeply mired in the lewinsky scandal at the time. he was due to testify before the grand jury about his activities with that woman, and su