bus boycott with the freedom ride and a the birmingham movements and the montgomery march. but there are live to of smaller stories so i tried to tell those the best way i can. people that i had never heard of. there were abuzz they do amazing things under stressful situation. so it was a movement says much says great leaders. wanted to attract down as many people as i could that were still alive to talk to them about their stories while they still remembers the details of what happened. you can watch see old film footage to see the state troopers charging the demonstrators but to have somebody remember that as an 11 year-old girl as she thought they were monsters because they have masks on their faces. i love those details as a journalist but it just makes the story come alive to give it a face. in mobile there is said jesuit college town of western part called spring hill college and that was the first school of any kind in the state of alabama to desegregate. it began the process in the 1940's with the first african-american graduate 1956. that was very rarely in the dee

and montgomery county. at the time that the march started through lowndes county in 1965 there were no african-american voters in lowndes county at all. 80% of the population was lack and there were no african-americans register to vote. john hewlett became one of the first two african-american people in lowndes county to register and it was 1965 before that happened. there was violence in lowndes county. larusso the detroit housewife became down for the march was murdered in lowndes county. a little bit after that jonathan daniels and wide episcopal priest who is supporting the movement in lowndes county was murdered in lowndes county. so it was a rough place and that was john hewlett's home. he became the most visible leader of the civil rights movement in lowndes county and actually a was one of the founders of what became the black and third-party which was an all-black political party designed to support black candidates for office. he eventually won the office of sheriff in 1970 and served in that cap

actually feel we may have more in common with new orleans and pensacola than we do perhaps with montgomery and birmingham. i really did want to approach it as someone with a golf sensibility someone who is from here but not necessarily -- someone who can look at larger issues and talk about them but also appreciate what we have that special and a perspective that gives us. there is also a section called controversy and censorship because frequently unfortunately local school boards can be counted on to ban certain books and as mark twain said first god created idiots and then he created school boards so when the george county mississippi school board bans steinbeck of mice and men i had to say something about it in print in the best way for me to imagine tackling that was to have lennie and george on, iii wrote happening on a scrap of newspaper where they see they have been banned so that the children in this vicinity can't read about their struggles during the depression. so those kinds of cones were from a very personal because it was a way to really defend literature from what i thought

and -- >> this was a few years after the -- >> montgomery bus boycott, yes. >> montgomery bus boycott, rosa parks sitting down -- >> yes. >> on the bus, and he led the montgomery improvement association. so when you went to see him, just recovering from a bullet, he addressed that -- >> not a bullet, a letter opener, as a matter of fact. he had been stabbed at that time. >> ah, right. >> while he was on a book-signing tour. >> and said, if he had sneezed. >> yes. that was later that he put that together, but that was the "if i had sneezed" situation, yes, that he would have been gone at that point. >> what did you talk about? >> i'll tell you what i remember, amy, and that was that just as we were about to leave, he said to the other black guy and me -- the other guy's name was george edgar riddick, ed riddick, he said, "you guys especially, you know as a result of being in this peace church, you understand what we're trying to do with nonviolence down here. you guys ought to come down here and help us," and said that especially to ed and myself. and i never forgot that. and three yea

in the montgomery boycott there were two victories. there was this important legal victory in washington d.c. which coincided with the timing of the end of a long siege of grassroots activists led by dr. king and rosa parks and others in montgomery but there was also a year's struggle where the bus company and the city government, the power structure as a loosely called it, felt defeated and demoralized and the bus company lost money and a whole host of local changes took place. it is a nice coincidence where you can't neatly isolate the strategy that led to the victory but i think we would agree both of them are really important and simultaneously working there. >> there was an exchange between roy wilkens and martin luther king in 1963 when wilkens said to have my would like to know martin. just what you have desegregated in your life. dr. king said i guess nothing more than the few human hearts. one of the human heart the act on materially was john f. kennedy's and that made all the difference. >> john kennedy taking the stance to d

when i was growing up, i was in alabama, 50 miles from montgomery. i had an aunt. she lived in what we call a shotgun house. here at ole miss -- here in the state of mississippi, here in the american south, you have never seen a shotgun house. you don't even know what i'm talking about. she did not have a green, manicured lawn. the lawn is beautiful here. she had a dirt yard. this old shotgun house, you could look up at night through the roof, the tin roof, and count the stars. when it rained, we got a pail to catch the rainwater. from time to time, she would walk out into the woods and put these branches together. tie these branches together to make a broom. she would sweep this yard clean. especially on friday or saturday. she wanted it to look good during the weekend. for those of you who do not know what a shotgun house is, it is an old house, one way in and one way out. you can bounce a basketball through the front door. one afternoon, a group of my brothers and sisters and a few of my first cousins -- about 12 or 15 of us young children, were playing in the y

montgomery with an approach that set him up for a birdie. montgomery issued an attack and win. montgomery wins a major on the senior tour in his fifth. tried 71 times without a win on the regular tour. >>> fred inglis is in no danger of winning the tour but he does have a feel good golf story about a course in alameda that exists against the odd because people have refused to let it die. >> reporter: the name is the same but alameda's albright golf course has a million dollar make over. >> it's beautiful. >> it's outstanding. it's a will the of fun. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> no it's like really moundy. >> the moundy is a means of control. >> the course was really flat. >> the city said it was losing $50,000 a year. >> reporter: but glen helped lead a campaign to fight city hall. and exactly five years ago this week that course came back from the dead. >> what happen s if they close it again? >> they we fight for it again. >> reporter: just three years ago, a local developer tried to buy this parcel and turn it into condominiums. once again at the 11th hour th

socioeconomic status, everyone. >> bus it's not in montgomery county. >> that would be wrong because we are the same country. don't treat me like an illegal alien because i live in philadelphia. >> where you are paying taxes. >> the schools are unsafe. if you live in philadelphia because you are a person that don't have the money to live in mont gormt county that' that's-montgomery county that's not your fault. okay? >> the school that is in your neighborhood in philadelphia, is that school unsafe? >> the school is unsafe, they didn't pass the ayp, w which is for the no child left behind law. >> the gars yas think they're a a -- the garcias think they're a test case. identified at least ten families that illegally enrolled there. the only family being prosecuted is the garcias. >> let's ask the garcia family to be an example to try close that war, this can lap to you. >> it's an interesting phrase you use, across the border. >> that's how they treat the montgomery school district. >> we're talking about philly not canada. >> there is a line that they don't want people to cross. >> so

lot in between atmosphere and montgomery and so there is, yes, there are things that are happening but i do want to go over these things and if there is a report saying that there is a huge fight coming out of my place, and i can't find any video footage of it, and my guards are not giving me any incidents reports i think that there is a huge issue that communication gap that we need to figure out between sfpd and myself, and sis, and i am more than willing to work on that. saint patrick's day, there was an issue on 3, 13, 14, a huge fight that happened inside of atmosphere with a bash lor party on a party bus and an ambulance came. >> they were patrons of atmosphere and we are not sure how many exactly were in the party but at least ten. one of the males got cut off by the bar tener and did not take it too well and he cursed at the female bartender serving the drinks and not the best words and two security guards stepped in and asked him to leave, and while the friends were trying to help out and while being escorted out, he pumped into a patron at the front door and pushed him to get

democrats now have the edge in bucks and montgomery counties and in delaware it's a 50-50 split.esident obama's re-election. he only won 13 out of the state's 67 counties but those three counties were among them, delivering more than half a million votes. pennsylvania is a state that's cast ballots in every presidential election in the country's history starting with the first one in 1788. it was a hotbed of resistance to british rule as far back at 1765. it hosted the first and second continental congress where they approved the declaration of independence. its most famous politician is benjamin franklin, even more than the only president to ever come out of the keystone state, james buchanan. pennsylvania has voted for the democrat in the last six elections but lived up to its label as a battleground state in 2012 when it was one of the more closely contested states in the nation. but when it comes to representing the state in the united states senate, it's actually republicans who have been historically dominant outnumbering democrats more than 2 to 1 in current victories. out

on montgomery street, he footed through the human foliage. your eyes happened to meet his, he would smile. if he spoke a few words in greeting, his voice would be agreeable. but there would be nothing to remind one of mark twain. he preferred to be admired from afar. and there was much to admire. at 26 hart had become the leading literary light of the pacific coast. no small feat in a state where even the shaggiest miner aspired to barthood, and poets were pop stars, declaring verses to crowds at public gatherings. hart had powerful friends, a wife and an infant son. his evenings didn't involve drunken romps of the virginia city variety, they centered on more domestic concerns like how to keep baby griswold from disturbing his study or his wife from dragooning him into household chores so he might have a couple of quiet hours to write. this shy, soft-spoken dandy must have seemed like an odd choice. he didn't wield an axe or a revolver. he ridiculed the region's most cherished myths, especially the cult of the pioneer. he hates philistines, s

. >> judges, let us see the scores for brother montgomery. we got a 10. a 10. a 10. a 9.3, a 10. 10. he got a 30. ♪ sporting baby foot twisting strands of baby brown hair around scarlet fingertips ♪ ♪ resting her palm on willow tree hips ♪ >> this one's entitled "the funeral." wait a minute, get in character. scent of flowers assaults my nose, carnations, rose, the smell of green. i like a wedding. you can sit where you want. no usher hushing, bride or groom. funny, all women look good in black. >> i think i'm going to do pretty good on the poetry. i'm a little nervous and don't fully remember my poem. i think it will come. as soon as i get out there, it will just flow. >> please excuse me if this is a little graphic. i will cut as much of the cussing i can out. >> keep it real, home boy. >> i am. >> get real. >> ready? ♪ who would have thought the penal law would send a 15-year-old boy to juvenile hall ♪ ♪ give him 15 to life for taking another life ♪ ♪ but never consider the fact that he wasn't right ♪ ♪ a cold-blooded murderer that only think of himself ♪ ♪ don't know nothing

so on the alabama gulf coast have more in common with the word means and pensacola than perhaps montgomery and birmingham. can wanted to approach it with a goal sensibility who is from here that not provincial but could look at larger issues to righty and talk about them but appreciate what we have is special and the prospective. there is the section called controversy and censorship because frequently and fortunately school board scandium certain books and as mark twain said first god created idiots said he created school boards. so i just had to say something about it the best way for me to imagine to tackle that is to have us scrap of the newspaper where they have been vacant so the kids cannot read about their struggles of those columns are personal in a way to defend a literature from ridiculous attacks and respect and recognize not every book is appropriate from all ages but i did feel that steinbecks work was classic for a middle school kids should be accessible. bus and several and one dash wrote the, the book is still banned if anyone from the school board is listening please stop

they're all chasing colin montgomery. 131 yards, 9-iron. birdies the hole in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds. >> at 6:00 p.m., landon donovan talks about not making the u.s. national team. he is not happy. hope to see you then. >> spider-man can catch thieves just like live ins, and he does windows, too. the story >>> coming up at 6:00. the very latest on the deadly shooting near uc santa barbara, including what we just learned about a bay area teen who survived the attack new hampshire details just into the newsroom. >> the dispatch calls officers made as they frantically tried to respond to the chaos and we're waiting to hear more on a news conference. we'll be having that on our web site as soon as that happens. we'll also look at another deadly incident at ucsb from more than a decade ago with eerie similarities. that's at 6:00. >>> sometimes even superheroes have to do some dirty work like washing windows, spiderman, superman, and ironman spent yesterday surprising young patients at children's hospital in spokane, washington. children were delighted. that

all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole. in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. coming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to fit your screen. more videos and stories where you live. it's >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. a kid is caught smoking pot at school. maybe not shocking until you hear the child's age. then at 11:00, the very latest on the shooting near uc santa barbara. the bizarre ramblings of the shooter at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> by the end of the day arby's could set a record for the longest commercial in tv history. right knew 13-hour commercial is airing on a tv station in duluth, minnesota. it will get arby's th

2013 we've removed 13 signs and they're under review by the department and of the 20 properties on montgomery one for powell an additional review is going on because of the violations on the property. since briefly on the statistic of the eir we gave comments comments to the academy on the transportation study at the time, we entered into the stay it was on the timeline that the draft eir would have been orientated in 2013 we worked with the academy, however, once again we issued the comments that were substantial in october we provided two months for digestion of those comments that were productive in december, however, while at pass it's been agreed upon by the staff there was the goal of having the steps to move forward we didn't receive any positive or productive feedback from the academy and no movement forward addressing the path and january and up to april passed and given the inaction by the academy and the fake we've established a new deadline of november 1st foyer for the draft eir they were in violation of the draft of the stay and particular they were term 3 that stated you must a

look at montgomery, buck, and chester. a 26-point swing in 12 years. same story in bucks county.hat was completely erased by 2012. delaware county went from a 32-point edge to a 50/50 split by 2012. and in chester county, look at the difference. it's about a quarter of what it once was. joining me now is a man who has been looking that the for years. columnist for the wall street journal. you study this stuff when it comes to these county shifts. the suburban vote, you look at the party in the national election, the suburbs are the story. >> you summed it up well there. the democrats have long held the cities and it seems to be more of a battleground. the democrats, the cities have expanded. the suburbs have urbanized and we talked about this in the wall street journal. they're much more like cities now. they're much more diverse. but i think one thing being lost in this is they're getting more divorce so they're getting poorers. they're actually not. >> no, they're wealthy. >> they're wealthier. >> you look at chester, burkes -- >> bucks. >> bucks and burkes farther out, much mo

. >> 20 minutes change buses in montgomery. >> montgomery?ou, sir. >> he said 12:30, so you got about 20 minutes. if you want to walk in there and get something, you can. >> something to drink, something to smoke. that's a nice bike, dude. it's kind of crazy looking at so long. i ain't never had one of these. i got locked up before this came out, red bull. i might just have to try this. i'm going to get this. pork rinds. i'm going crazy. pork rinds. here we go. i can get some of them. tell your boobs to stop staring at me. i might need this one. liberation right here. because i can. in there you can't have that opportunity to do what you want to. this is probably going to be the only cigarettes i buy, to be honest with you. when them done, probably go to dipping. no, i'm kidding. >> bye, donald. take care of yourself. >> thanks. tell snake when you see him, tell him i'm finally free. >> okay. all right. i don't want to see you back, neither. >> no. >> all right. take care. >> i got my degree in life now. >> all right. take care, donald. he's

the genius in charge of construction, army captain montgomery meigs. >> bill allen: he was incrediblyefficient. >> pelley: bill allen was the historian in the office of the architect who told us that, despite meigs' virtues, he was obsessed with winning fame. >> allen: and the way that he chose to do this was to put his name in every place that it occurred to him where it could go. >> pelley: it went on the bricks of the d.c. aqueduct and on its stairs. m.c. meigs even etched his name on copper plates and laid them between the stones of the capitol. >> allen: in case 2,000 to 3,000 years later, that capitol became an archeological site. the archeologists would discover these plates and know exactly who built the capitol extension. >> pelley: but the last straw came when meigs claimed authorship of the dome, signing his name to walter's drawings. the two men stopped talking and raised their pens like swords. >> allen: the letters are well worth reading. they are... they are amazing. >> pelley: we found them in the archive. meigs-- "you are welcome to assume the authorship of the pyrami

all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole.route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. ming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to fit your screen. more videos and stories where more videos and stories where you ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. a kid is caught smoking pot at school. maybe not shocking until you hear the child's age. then at 11:00, the very latest on the shooting near uc santa barbara. the bizarre r

collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis.french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and national hockey league tonight at 9:00 and 11. see you then. what a finish at the indy 500. >> up next at 6:00. godzilla owned the box office for one week. so, who was tough enough to take him down and we'll tell you next. >>> and abc7 news is proud to announce we have a brand new web site. check out the abc7 news.com. no matter that do is you're using, abc7news.com adjusts automatically to fit your screen. more video, more pictures motion stories where you live. abc7news.com is now easier to use and better everywhere. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. nasa's next big step in exploring mars will take scientists inside the red planet 0. >> then at 11:00, the new details

in the back it's not new anymore but the high-rise in the back of that and even a worse one on montgomery which retains portions you have to go down into the retail this is more sensitively done a couple on salt lake i'm not going to - i'm not to vote because i'm in favor of removing the one on the corner to the gas station returning that to an urban design so the gentleman may have comments with respect to that option and similar discussions were brought to staff levels commissioners and the project sponsor is willing to eliminate that one building they have an image to present but handled at the administrative level just to speak for the facade with regards to sequa the eir review goes for is demolition and not the preservation effort so it will be provide to reference the past but you once they've removed or retained it's credit card a demolition >> one last thing adrian you brought oath union people and the union reps were kind enough to keep the testimony short but can you give us a testimony of support here and (clapping.) thanks. >> good to see the supported i want to ask the proje

but colin montgomerie two strong. first win on this tour as a major, his first win in seven years, the first official win in the united states. >>> french open underway in row- france. venus advances, and we'll have more of that at 6:00. >> thank you so mump. stay with us. >>> coming up at 6:00 can, a another live report from isla vista on friday's deadly rampage. four people had to be rushed to the hospital during a concert in the east bay. >>> you wouldn't consider a zoo a good place to get a massage but they're trying it out in the philippines. this zoo offers snake massages. it's a 15-minute massage by slithering on their bodies. the snakes are fed 10 or more chickens before the massages so they don't get hungry. don't want to squeeze the life out of you. >> never seen that. >> thank you for joining us at 5:00. we're back at 6:00. world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the deadly rampage in california. the santa barbara shootings. and this evening, new surveillance video from the night of terror

collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis. french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and national hockey league tonight at 9:00 and 11. see you then. what a finish at the indy 500. >> up next at 6:00. godzilla owned the box office for one week. so, who was tough enough to take him down and we'll tell you next. >>> and abc7 news is proud to announce we have a brand new web site. check out the abc7 news.com. no matter that do is you're using, abc7news.com adjusts automatically to fit your screen. more video, more pictures motion stories where you live. abc7news.com is now easier to use and better everywhere. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to

this comes after a successful pilot program at the montgomery station that kicked off last month. look for new screens starting in december at the montgomery powell street and embarcadero stations. >>> it's a sweet time of the year in the bay area. cherry season has arrived. don't blink. you might miss it. >> these cherries here look fantastic. >> reporter: chuck and sandy schultz were hard at work on the opening day of cherry season. >> they're huge. >> reporter: but this visit was a preemptive strike. >> it will probably be gone after the weekend. >> reporter: because this year, it's not a question of quality. >> they're delicious! >> reporter: it's a crisis of quantity. >> cherries are great. >> reporter: just not many of them. >> not many of 'em. >> reporter: this man's family has been in the cherry business since the 1950s. but the past two years have been a struggle at seiko ranch. >> the trees didn't -- at seko ranch. >> the trees didn't produce because of rain and cold. we had no fog which keeps the trees moist. >> reporter: little rain, no fog and a brutally warm stretch

thunderstorms packing ferocious winds and hail ripping through albany, schenectady and montgomery counties. look at that. many homes in the region just devastated with trees and power lines down just all over the place. >>> it was devastation in kent county, delaware. look at this home flattened by a possible tornado. several structure collapses are being reported in the area. roads closed, power's out in about 4,000 homes. the good news is, no serious injuries reported. >> wow, just a lot going on overnight into the morning. let's get a look at the forecast. chad myers has that for us. >> john and christine, good morning. had an ugly afternoon yesterday, although it's better today in the northeast. we have high pressure pushing some of that moisture away, pushing the humidity away, the heat away, and the potential for storms away, too. 90 in atlanta, 96 if you get all the way down south in south texas, down around brownsville. 88 in new orleans, 89 in tampa and 91 down in miami. for tomorrow, things look wet again across parts of the plains. this is your saturday afternoon in the heat of

she has a detainer out of mars county and montgomery county, pennsylvania.she's leaving today. >> collins has apparently misunderstood a key component of her plea deal. >> you will be released r.o.r., no dollar amount, unless something else is holding you. >> collins does not realize that her plea deal only applies to the charges she accrued in bergen county. and she will in fact be released from custody in bergen county very soon. >> oh, my god. i'm going to style my hair. >> but as long as she has warrants in other counties, the jail is required to hold her until the authorities from the next one on the list pick her up. >> i'm going to notify her that she's not going to be leaving today and that they'll come pick her up. i don't have the exact pickup time but she will not be leaving today, unfortunately for her. >> collins! lieutenant russo would like to talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss collins. i'm lieutenant russo. i'm in charge of the jail records unit. >> okay. >> you're not going to be leaving today. you have detainers out of gloucester county, morr

thunderstorms packing ferocious winds and hail, ripping through albany, expeschenectady and montgomery counties. many homes in the region devastated, as you can see, with trees and power lines down all over the place. >>> devastation in kent county, delaware. just look at this home, flattened by a possible tornado. several structure collapses are being reported in that area. roads are closed, power's out now in over 4,000 homes. the good news, though, we should tell you, no serious injuries reported. >>> indra petersons, will this weekend look a little bit better? >> that's the good news, right? things need to change for the weekend. they are getting better. so, yes, we have a plus out there. let's take a look at the radar. what a different picture from just yesterday. we were talking about large hail up and down the east coast, but now finally, yeah, we're seeing some showers. it's not gone, but this will kind of be the story as we head through the weekend, scattered showers hanging around, minimal chances as we go farther each day. why? what are we watching? a low off the coastline.

and for the raider fans, the party is at the buffalo wild wings on montgomery street in san ramon. the silver and black event also starts at 4:00. the draft starts at 5:00. by the way, the raiders have the number 5 pick overall. >> all right. we'll see who they pick. coming up at 5:00, it's the hot trend in real estate. mobile home park bulldozed and turned into pricy homes. now landlords in one bay area city could pay the price for pushing people out. >> weather? >> yeah. we're looking at some great weather ahead but today a lot of clouds out there right now a slight chance of some sprinkles. this is the raiders draft night, though. >> who are they going to pick? >> kahlil mac at number five. >> a linebacker from buffalo? >> why not. >> i have no idea who that is. >> he is the great karnow. he knows everything, weather and sports. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. cryst

. >> cheshire county, being montgomery county. have grown significantly over the past years and their success has come philadelphia. >> there are vibrant parts of the city. now comes the task of luring those middle class people back to a city that is starting to stabilize. gentrification and a flush of jobs from universities like penn, temple and drexel are showing the beginnings of a new middle class. >> my house is the house on the corner. >> greg de stephano is the owner of a cafe. he says gentrification is happening quickly and there's money to be made. >> so this doesn't match the story we have of a hollowed-out philadelphia? >> anything but. i guarantee you they are being gentrified as we speak, people are buying them up. >> as home values, rise, the city has decided to reassess its property taxes, which could be a real problem. greg's property tax has gone through roof so to speak. >> this particular area, they were tripled. 300% increase. >> but it's not just property tax, that is wiping out the struggling middle class. ph

. >> because the district has philly and montgomery county. she was a montgomery county candidate. she's a suburban and philly is going to get that vote out and that's what makes it tough for her. >> one of the states that's on the primary ballot but has no action in some ways is arkansas. >> right. >> but it has a ton of action in the fall. i keep reminding people, you know, one of the nominees for congress for the democrats is going to be a former fema director, james lee witt. the first district democrats are targeting, the second district, tim griffin running for lieutenant governor. three of the four seats are open, all three competitive. the governor's race is competitive, the senate race is competitive. arkansas might be the single most important cog in 2014. is it? >> you know what's fascinating about it, chuck, is that i think when i first started covering politics, you look 8 and say how are there still so many democrats in that delegation or in the senate. and now you look at it and it's the exact opposite. >> democrats are so competitive. >> but they're still competitiv

he was some 26 year-old dude from atlanta leading some thing they are doing down there in montgomery.alabama. ok. then people figured it out after a while, right? my point is, this movement is throwing up leaders all the time. she was minimum wage at kfc, and she chose not to suffer the situation. she is leading the chance -- we can't survive on $7.25. if you want to see how smart she is, check out stephen colbert. she was on his show. he was throwing her curveballs, and she was catching all of them. she is smart like that. this movement is growing up leaders. even the president has to respond. the president has said some very good things about income inequality. he issued an executive order to rate -- raise the pay of federal contractors. this movement of federal workers, supported by the .workers, supported by the progressive caucus and others, has been pounding on this for over a year before he issued the executive order. the executive order was issued based on pressure from people. good he did it, but on the other hand are president is still talking about trying to pass fast-track

class mezzanine reenforced structure with a flat roof designated as cot gar five within the new montgomery constructed in 1923 the existing structure was constructed. it has been substantially altered in the past and is clad with marble tiles. the primary facade is three bays wide with two pairs of metal doors located within the outer bays. the center bay is [inaudible] and clad with mosaic tiles. wood canopy stands the length of the facade and terminated with the dome shaped awning at the entrance. existing signs of the building exists above the [inaudible] exposed [inaudible]. the current request is for exterior alterations of the howard street primary facade. the scope of work includes the removal of the existing store front system including two pairs of double doors with side lights within the outer bays. the infield wall at the center base is supposed to be replaced with glazing to create a window box for signage at this location. the project also involves removal of the existing cladding materials and replacement with new clading materials with concrete dimensional tiles in dark gran

the fire broke out just before 1300 montgomery ave. it burned several cottages 3 it's firefighters now have the fire out a bunt it this place 15 people. of fortunately got no one was hurt, and the nurses will be rally in the at a contra costa supervisors' meeting try to save the doctor's office in san pablo. if voters reject the tax the past by simple majority but not by the super majority necessary for the parcel to keep hospitals doors open. scanners believe richmond and san pablo surrounding communities will be in danger if the emergency department and critical care services closed at hospital three see if the hospital closes the two hospitals that will take up the pace a low blow because a richmond and contra costa regional medical center in martinez 3 >>: michael jackson's album is out today read nearly five years after his death. the album is a project of the executive producer l.a. reid who got an unlimited access for four decades worth of jackson's local materials and it has eight unreleased songs on it. >>: also taken a quick

would be interesting when you're talking about the adapt bus actions and contrast that with the montgomeryalabama bus boycott. >> yes. >> you know, you already spoke about the connection between the african-american community or people of color and disability and there is still a movement, from what i understand, in the disability community with people of color to kind of start bringing those voices into the movement. >> yes, and the movement has been very, very wide in terms of its public face and the way that it's been presented to the public, i would say. i think it's changing. it's starting to -- there is a lot more work to do and we really -- we're very, very mindful of that and we want to approach it that way. so, for sure, i'm not saying it's all fixed everywhere, but definitely that's a really key part of the story we want to tell. and if i could just relay one little thing. yesterday, one of the students and a crew went out to interview dennis dillips from the -- he was one of the 504 demonstrators. he's one of the key people. people in the 504 demonstrations, they had jobs, you k

when i was growing up, i was in alabama, 50 miles from montgomery. i had an aunt.she lived in what we call a shotgun house. at ole miss -- here in the state of mississippi, here in the american south, you have never seen a shotgun house. you don't even know what i'm talking about. she did not have a green, manicured lawn. the lot is beautiful here.. she had a dirt yard. you old shotgun house, could look up at night through the roof, the tin roof, and count the stars. when it rained, we got a pail to catch the rainwater. from time to time, she would walk out into the woods and put these branches together. tie these branches together to make a broom. she called that -- she would sweep this yard clean. especially on friday or saturday. she wanted it to look good during the weekend. for those of you who do not know , it isshotgun house is an old house, one way in and one way out. you can bounce a basque ball through the front door. one afternoon, a group of my brothers and sisters and a few of my first cousins -- about 12 or 15 of us young children, were playing in the

they are chasing colin montgomerie. nine iron off the tee. he stuck that.e would go on to birdie en route to a 68. >>> i hope you are having a great memorial day weekend while we're working. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and the world cup coming up in a couple of weeks. hope everybody is getting ready for it. it is an event that brings all countries and people of all kinds together. >> practice shouting goal! >> looking forward to it. >> thank you. that will do it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here at abc 7 news thank you for joining us. and the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with your abc 7 news app. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. previously on "castle"... (beckett) that's sara el-masri. she was abducted. i will pay anything. (voice breaks) she'they took alexis they took alexis, too. she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. (beckett) if there is a lead, we are gonna find it. (harris) go! go! the farmhouse was empty. we searched top to botto

the shop on montgomery street sold mostly religious books and baubles.nside the clerk was constantly distant, not because he cared much for cleanliness but because the money of the motion made it easy for his mind to wander. as he sank into is daydream the fed the duster in his hand became a palm tree. he had fallen in love with the tropics the years earlier while crossing across or in california and remember the syrupy taste of oranges and lemons the spray when brokers can be among the bright plumage of birds of a crane against the relentless green of the jungle. most of all, the natives to adorn their nearly naked bodies with necklaces and reeves. one day california's most famous feature. the door with cutting his reverie short. celebrities have been in the shop before, but never one whom he held in such high esteem. in my youth he was a hero worshiper, and the most heroic. after a probing glance came true a scrap of newspaper from his pocket. he read these lines? he said he did. the minister responded by reading aloud. he added words of encouragement

but 51-year-old colin montgomerie was too strong.nother six out of 65 and his first win on this tour and it is a major and the first official win in the united states. what a day for sports fans. both at home and i will be back at 6:00 p.m. with your highlights. >> all right. thank you so much, shu. >> thank you for joining us. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama dates and for mike shumann, thank you for joining us, on-line, twitter and facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. have a great night and a wonderful and safe memorial day. (ticking) (panting) (sofa scrapes floor) (pants) (keypad beeps) (man) 9-1-1, what's your emergency? you have to help me. please. i only have a few seconds left. ma'am, what's your address? 250 avenue c. please hurry. we'll send help right away. can you tell me what's happening? (gasps) (pants)