they voted 3-24 to amend an ordnance banning people from renting out their property less than 31 days. that is good news for cliff and nancy who are unhappy with the vacation rentals. >> i just think this type of neighborhood, this community, that it is kind of private. >> reporter: in tiburon, five homeowners are registered to rent their property short term. three more homeowners applied with permits but neighbors complained. >> you have a lot of traffic in and out and it adds to the traffic problem we already have in tiburon. >> more bedrooms you have, the more couples come in. the more people come in. the individual parties come in. >> reporter: but matt shakes his head. >> i just think it is short- sighted from people that don't understand how the rental community works. >> reporter: matt rents his two bedroom houseboat in sausalito when he is out of town. with sausalito and tiburon passing restrictions, the county is closing its doors on a great opportunity. >> i think people come here from all over the world to see marin county because it is beautiful. >> reporter: the amended o

>> there is the juvenile justice system ordnance. it lays down stringent conditions. they must not be housed with adult criminals. but he has been housed in an adult jail for the past ten years or more even, in fact. and another thing, the maximum imprisonment for murder after the conviction for murder is 14 years in jail. but he has already served more than 14 years. and then he was executed this morning. so he has served a double sentence, an entire life sentence for murder and executed for murder. i do not think that justice has been served. i do not think we are beyond a reasonable shadow of a doubt of the. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> iraq's prime minister says his government must do more to improve basic services. thousands of people have been demonstrating against electricity cuts. government corruption and incompetence are to blame. >> translator: we do not want to silence the protesters. on the contrary, i welcome this. we should work to improve services. this is why i'm greeting the protesters who came out demanding their righ

one such law breaking ordnances is in fort lauderdale. at 40 years old he risks arrest and fines by giving homeless people food in local parts. local authorities, tough love ends up not looking tough. arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >>> justice date day. >> when a verdict came back, and it was guilty on all counts, the courtroom erupted >>> justice can by blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row for something i did not do >>> when cops are the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me >>> confessions are forced. >> 25% nationwide, all wrongful convictions >>> an "america tonight"

one such law breaking ordnances is in fort lauderdale. at 40 years old he risks arrest and fines by giving homeless people food in local parts. local authorities, tough love ends up not looking tough. arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >>> north korea's leader orders his army to be war ready after an exchange of fire on the border with south korea. will hello there, welcome to al jazeera, i'm laura kyle from al jazeera. also on the programme. stepping down - greek prime minister resigns and calls early elections. >> prosecutors in brazil charge a former president and the speaker of the lower house in the largest corruption scandal. and a bitter pill to swallow, theur

one such law breaking ordnances is in fort lauderdale. at 40 years old he risks arrest and fines by giving homeless people food in local parts. local authorities, tough love ends up not looking tough. arnold abbott understands the love part better. i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside story". >> announcer: this is al jazee jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour, i'm in doha, coming up, in the next 60 minutes, south korea warns the north to stop making provocations as kim jong un puts troops on alert. president alexis tsipras. >> the terror, the confusion was something unbearable. >> reporter: two years since chemical attacks in syria killed hundreds and

that will give the city time to revise an outdated ordnance. it's been a hot issue in san jose who has more mobile home communities than any other city in the state. >>> another day and a wild ride on wall street. u.s. stocks fell sharply again, after starting the day with a brief uptick. china's efforts to shore up its economy did little to ease the worries of investors. the dow closed down 200 points. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 finished down. >>> caught on video and still on the run. a baltimore made off with more than 30,000 bucks in cash. surveillance cameras caught this suspect stealing the cash a couple weeks ago from a market in san francisco's philmore neighborhood. after walking around the store for a few minutes, the suspect noticed an open office door. and eventually looked into the office and stumble across roughly $33,000. >>> more stolen cash. police in san lee andro say this man robbed a bank of the west. he walked up to a teller and commanded money. the teller said fearing for his safety, he gave the suspect cash. >>> a controve

the ordnance passed in 2012. officers spent this weekend voting on the deal. if they ratify it, the council there in san jose will need to approve it tomorrow. >>> starting today a popular high country campground at yosemite national park will be shut down. this comes after two squirrels were found to have died from the plague. it will be closed from noon today until noon on friday. the campground closures comes a little more than a week after a los angeles county child was infected with the plague while camping at another campground in the park. >>> more tragedy after a fallen tree limb killed two young campers. that happened early friday morning at the upper pine campground. a tree limb fell on to a tent killing two inside. their ages have not been released. officials believe drought conditions may be to blame for the accident. an investigation is under way. >>> a rafting trip on the american river took a tragic turn when a man visiting from the bay area drifted away and drowned. the 25-year-old man was with a group of friends when he got caught up in the ra

san jose as 59 mobile home parks and it would give the city time to review an existing ordnance that outlied lines the closing of a mobile home park. it comes one week after the announced closure of the winchester mobile home mark community, which could force 100 people to move, unless the city intervenes. >> it's a plan is to have it closed in two years. and that caused more fear, more panic, because of course, we're not ready to move and it had never planned to move. city leaders are also slated to discuss ideas about how to help the displaced residents. requiring council approval for park conversion. >>> santa clara is offering a $5,000 reward for catch thieves who have been stealing water meters around the city. 16 meter and bath flow regulators were stolen in week, possibly to be sold as scrap metal. they have been turning off the water valves and using a pipe cutter to steal the meters, cost the city $40,000. >>> the california highway patrol is looking to hire. the chp started accepting online applications with the goal of hiring 600 cadets across the state. including air oper

the proposed ordnance would raise the age from 18 to 21 for people purchasing the e- cigarettes and other smoking related products. the berkeley city council is considering it on september sat. if >>> there are indications that apple is planning a big event in san francisco next month. top secret preparations under way now at the bill graham civic auditorium. the venue has been booked for 57,000 seat private event from september 4th to 13th. a well place source tells ktvu that apple is footing the bill here and a watchers expect the company will be unvailing the iphone 6s on september 9th. nearly 40 years ago steve jobs introduced apple too at the jobs fair. >>> here's your chance to share your ideas and get paid for them. three state agencies announced a contest called find a new way. it challenges californians to come up with ideas to make each department more efficient. the three departments are cal trans, the department of alcoholic beverage control, and the department of general service. the prize $25,000. >> this is not a suggestion box. we will not pay $25,000 for someone who has a

if all goes as planned a minimum wage ordnance could be in place by january 1st. >>> a new picture book could make it easier for children to get to sleep. it's called the rabbit that wants to fall asleep. the story follows roger the rabbit and his mother as they meet uncle yawn, sleep snail, and heavy eyed owl whole give advice ongoing to sleep. the author says children can identify with roger and the words, language, and patterns of story line that help children relax enough to fall asleep. i needed that last night when i was putting my four-year-old and two-year-old to bed. >>> actress sharon stone is starring this a film called running wild. stone was spotted filming at a restaurant in railroad square yesterday. the movie focuses on her character struggles to save her ranch and herd of wild horses. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour taxpayers targeted by thieves. up next how more than 330,000 taxpayers may have had their personal information compromised. >>> good morning. two police shootings in san jose less than 24 hours apart. how police say the two are connected. >> plus this mo

. >> next month, santa clara county's supervisors could vote on a new ordnance to limit the impact of medical marijuana farms in the area. outdoor grows would be allowed to have 12 plants. last week, governor brown signed a law that also allowed for some big civil fines against marijuana grower, who dump hazardous chemicals into the streams and rivers: . >> and stealing water, this is something that's become a big problem, right? >> it is, julie, i talked to fish and game officials this week, who said in their words, the problem is they're seeing it in a lot of area, sometimes almost drying some of the creeks up. >> thank you. >>> and if you have a tip for our 2 investigates team, contact us, e-mail 2 investigates @ ktvu --.com or call. >>> taking cash for licenses, the allegations today involving dozens of commercial truck drivers. >>> people need to understand how much their devices know about them and how much it can hurt them. >> the truth about technology, how being plugged in can make you a target for hackers. >> and a live look now at the tuesday evening commute. you can check

. >>> today the county will vote on whether to revoke an english only ordnance. that law requires county business to be conducted in english. supporters of the law say it allows the county to avoid printing documents in multiple languages which saves money. several councilmembers say there is no evidence to support that. >> washington get ready. the national zoo just made a potentially big move that could tell us whether we'll soon see a new baby panda. and we'll show you the local neighborhood that says they have never seen anything like this. and it here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >> we are following the stories you're clicking on this morning. nbc says tracy morgan will ho saturday night live this fall. it's the first time he's stepped back in the spotlight. he was critically injured in a car accident last year. it's happening on october 17th that he's hosting. miley cyru

and yet as console bunch saw clearly, and, indeed, stated in the whord -- ordnances. there's no question that the south succeeded to defend slavery and the north to stop succession. you can reduce to 140 characters. next time you hear anybody say the war was not about slavery, you can tweet that out. the south suck sided to defend slavery and the north went to war to stop succession. that's what the civil war was about. there should be no debate about that today, and yet, there is because people claim to delusion and conviction than they devote to facts. lets not debate why it was the south succeeded, why it was the north went to war, but here is an aspect of history that is not denied so much as it is ignored. lets understand that when succession finally seemed inevitable the notion that made it possible, was based on a single stunningly simple and stunningly wrong calculation. the successionists assumed that britain most powerful nation had no choice but to support. if it came to a fight, the british would supply the money, the arms and the naval power to guaranteed

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the proposed moratorium would give the city time to review an existing ordnance that outlines the process of closing a mobile home park. that decision comes a week after the announced closure of the winchester mobile home community. it would force about 100 people to move out unless the city intervenes. >> it's a plan to have it closed in two years. and that caused more fear, more panic because of course we are not ready to move in two years and had never planned to move. >> san jose city officials are scheduled to talk about how to help those displaced residents. ideas include increasing the relocation compensation. >>> it's ten minutes after 6:00. there is a potential link between mady middleton the murder suspect in her murder and last years mass shooting threat at a santa cruz high school. coming up at 6:30, the two words at the center of the investigation. >> this is ferguson, missouri and protestors and police clashed again. the chaos that happened over night that led to dozens of arrests. >> good morning. we are looking at a the morning commute and we have a big problem on the nimi

berkeley's ordnance requires cell phone sellers to warn customers that if you carry mobile devices in a pants possibility or shirt pocket, it might e pose you to high levels of radiation. the judge indicated -- he says there is a dispute over whether that is true or not. >>> it is 12 minutes after 6:00. demanding answers from oakland police. coming up at 6:30, why a mother does not believe officers accounts of her sons death and she does not think they are accurate. >> more fallout over the data leak of the cheating website ashley madison. hundreds of federal and state employees are now beinginvestigated. >> we are looking at the east bay commute and seeing a lot of the slow traffic that is building in many areas. including 880. it is getting slower. >> mostly sunny, relatively mild weather in store for your friday. off to a cloudy start. at least for most. we'll have a look at what is happening outside your door and what you can expect for the afternoon coming pup. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's wha

i talked to pilots and others in the theater who come back with three quarters of their ordnance.'re still being moicromanagd to hit targets. but today is a good day of pushing back on isis. >> mr. chairman, we'll continue this conversation in the days to come. >>> coming up, a market meltdown. the dow plunging more than 500 points to cap off the worst week for the stock index since 2011. why are investors so nervous right now? ss expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business services with at&t and get up to $500 in total savings. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the n

if all goes as planned a minimum wage ordnance could be in place by january 1st. >>> brand new day.ve the traffic authority with us. he will going to take care of you. >> i like the way you say that. traffic authority. >> you are. >> thank you, pam. all right. just as steve tweeted earlier we are hoping opinion an uneventful morning today. starting off with the maps. we will show you a problem in novato on highway 37 getting away from novato and heading over toward vallejo. there was a truck that spilled some contents. it over turned and spilled some boxes on the road. they havish yewed a sig alert. there is slow traffic coming the other way which is the normal commute from vallejo toward novato. let's go to highway 24 lafayette. you can see traffic here is moderately heavy. it is not stop and go between walnut creek and oakland. the metering light has been turned on. there is a ten minute delay before you make it on to the span. it's getting cooler. let's bring steve in. steve, thank you very much. >>> boy howdy sal. [ laughter ] i know. it was a little tough for a couple days. we

it would give the city time to review an existing ordnance that outlines the process of closing a mobile home park. the decision comes just as a week after the announced closure of the winchester mobile home park community that could force 100 people to move unless the city intervenes. >> the plan is to have it closed in two years. and that caused more fear, more panic because of course we are not ready to move in two years. and had never planned to move. >> city officials are also slated to discuss how to help displaced people, ideas include relocation and acquiring city council approval for park for condition verse. >>> there is a plan for for -- that has cost one city more than $40,000. >> more chaos over night on the streets of ferguson. up next the state of emergency now in effect. >> good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty well in the east bay as you take a live look at interstate 80. it is getting a lot more crowded. >> a low moving down the coast. actually a little bit off the coast but it is ushering in a little mixed bag of low clouds and high clouds. >>> welcome

the proposed ordnance would raise the age from 18-21 for people purchasing e-cigarettes and other smokingated products. the berkeley city council is considering the proposal at a meeting on september 15th. if approved berkeley would join healdsburg, new york, and the state of hawaii. >>> do you think you have what it takes to make california's government run a little smoother? three state agencies announced a new contest called find a new way. it challenges californians to come up with new ideas to make each department more efficient. the three agencies are caltrain. the department of alcoholic beverage control antedepartment of general services. the prize is $25,000. >> this is not a suggestion box. we are not going to pay $25,000 for someone who has a suggestion. this is $25,000 for a way to streamline a procedure. >> you can submit your ideas on each department's website. the winners will be announced on december 31st. >>> the results of the latest a.c.t. college entrance exams is a wakeup call. the group says test scores are at same level as four years ago indicating that schools are

let's go into how much ordnance it would take and what's your targeting method here and who are yourground spotters to tell you where to hit. those are normal questions. but with him just bomb and turn them into a parking lot. >> ground troops, we'll throw ground troops in if we need them. >> what about the people in the country that aren't just isis. we can't just blow up the whole country because they have isis there. >> why it works is because across america in living rooms that will be watching donald trump talk about this, someone just turned to a cousin or husband and said, you know what you do, just bomb the hell out of them. >> who is oom? >> on them. and trump comes in there and says what the brother or uncle says 20 minutes ago. that's the connection. real, authentic, what people are thinking. >> he's saying exactly what your crazy uncle says. you're right. >> not your crazy uncle, joan. again, that's the -- >> that is crazy. that's crazy, michael. just bomb the oil fields? >> let me ask you something, a hard question. i don't know the answer yet, that's why i end my show t

i mean, there was a case dealing with signed ordnances in arizona, you know, the case last term whereu know, this whole thing was tossed out as cotton based. the ninth circuit had upheld it because, you know, the ordnance basically said if you have an ecological sign, you can have this, or if you have a directional sign, you can have that. and the ninth circuit somewhat surprisingingly has thought that was not content-based. the court said, no, that's clearly content-based, but you had justice kagan writing a concurrence saying why do we have this case? this hasn't passed strict scrutiny, intermittent scrutiny or even the last test. but you have a lot more questions where you see pretty much everybody in the court going, no, no, you clearly can't to this. can't do this. and i don't think you had that in the rehnquist court. justice rehnquist himself was sort of a big statist. >> yes. and as skeptical about speech rights claims as any member of the court. >> so miguel is right that almost to a person they're pro-speech. that person is justice breyer. that case is actually very bold and

the issue is whether or not to repeal a four-month-old ordnance which prohibits discrimination againstls. >> anita bryant, runner-up to miss america in 1959, is an entertainer and mother of four who says she wants to save her children from homosexual influences. she doesn't want gays teaching. she led the petition drive forcing the referendum. >> anita bryant was a singer and for quite a few americans she was a symbol of the beginning of pushing back against the social experiments of the decade. >> i love homosexuals, if you can believe that. i love them enough to tell them the truth because i know there is hope for the homosexuals that if they're willing to turn from sin, the same as any individual, that they can be ex-homosexuals the same as there can be an ex-murderer, an ex-thief, or ex-anybody. >> i feel strongly what we are faced with today is something that is being camouflaged under christian faith, christian love that is one of the most vicious hate campaigns this country has ever seen. >> anita bryant's efforts mobilized the gay community. sometimes having a visible opponent

officials say while it's not uncommon to find military ordnances in that area, folks should never touchhem. >> workers safety will be the focus of a nationwide movement this week. "action news" is at the consulate general of mexico in center city where authorities kicked off labor rights week today. osha is collaborating with the console general to make sure workers have certain rights. they say no one should have to put their life in danger for paycheck. >>> a proud day in the first state as it marks 360 years of the delaware national guard its a story our delaware news room has been following all day long. >> ready, aim, fire. [gunfire] >> the celebration was made complete with a 21 gun salute, a flyover from nation guard chopper and more at fort christina park in wilmington. governor jack markell was joined by senators tom carper and chris coons who sang happy birthday to national guard members. they talked about the storied tradition of the delaware national guard that was founded on this day back in 1655. at that time delaware was still under swedish rule. >>> one burlington county

since then, the military has this massive ordnance penetrator, 15 ton weapon that can probably, possibly some debate, hit other underground sites. does that change the way you feel about it? mr. crowley: you can -- mr. mclaughlan: you can do it surgically, if by that you don't have to follow-up with 20,000 troops. here is my first caution about that. when you look at the history of warfare, one thing stands out above everything else. when you inflict violence, you don't know where it is going. you don't. you might think you do, but you don't. so that's the first thing. if we do that, we had better prepare very carefully for option b, option c, option d. so that we have some idea where this could go, what scenarios could come out of it. second, military strike would do functionally exactly what this agreement is doing. it wouldn't for all time destroy the nuclear capability, it would delay it. in this agreement, by the way, what it does everything but bias time. that's all it does. if you believe that tend to 15 years from now, assuming the iranians follow the rules and play the agreement

and so many of the complaints, so much of the opposition, so many of the city and state ordnances thatwere being passed really amounted to the fact that people felt like their communities were getting trapped in an enforcement system that a sort of chewed people up and spit them out rather than gave any careful consideration. and i'm not in any way attempting to malign my, you know, brothers and sisters in i.c.e. or cbp or anywhere else, because we're talking about institutional, systematic issues that the secretary was attempting to address. so even in the course of all this, there were, of course, good, individualized decisions made. but the critical thing is that we had to find a way to turn off this particular form of sort of enforcement and come up with something new. and so the new program is the priorities enforcement program, p.e.p., we've always got good acronyms. where secure communities was frequently criticized as something where people in the communities had no control over the decisions that were made or who would end up in the immigration stream, p.e.p. actually is desig

we had air force bird, army ordnances and under control of cia.nothing like that had happened. 15 years ago when we were doing that i never thought i would be sitting somewhere tnlking about using uavs to monitor herds of cattle in west texas or having fine chocolate or bubbly delivered to mr. connolly's neighbor. so, this is, this is an exciting time. but one of my concerns is, one. things that made this country great we're always on edge of innovation. we have the greatest entrepreneurs in the world. my question is to mr. wynne. in the development of technology is the u.s. leading on this? do we have other competitors or other countries that are beating us? >> well it is a great question sir, and thank you for your service. i would say simply that this is a global phenomenon. uas are really being taken up at around the world for variety of different reasons. ultimately we want global harmonization of regulation so there is safe and responsible flight everywhere. i would say that we are, we have the potential to continue to lead in aviation innov

south korean f-16 fighter jets fired ordnance and more targets are destroyed.rs fire flares to evade surface to air missiles and rope drop commandos to the ground. these joint u.s./south korean exercises are taking place just 18 miles from the demilitarized zone. they're designed to reassure south koreans. but shears swagger on display as well. south korean forces showing confidence after they responded to the enforce's recent provocation with disproportion nat fire power and forced kim jong-un's regime to the bargaining table. >> showing these sorts of spectacular military exercise i think ultimately is not helping the situation. it could drive the north koreans to react again, and this could lead to another dangerous situation as we've seen. >> reporter: across the border kim's claiming victory in the standoff but also exacting punishment, "dismissed members of his central military commission." >> what could dismissed mean? >> these individuals could have been executed, they could have been september to the countryside, they could have been demoted. >> report

since then, the military has this massive ordnance penetrator, 15 ton weapon that can probably, possibly, some debate, hit other underground sites. does that change the way you feel about it? mr. crowley: you can -- mr. mclaughlan: you can do it surgically, if by that you don't have to follow-up with 20,000 troops. here is my first caution about that. when you look at the history of warfare, one thing stands out above everything else. when you inflict violence, you don't know where it is going. you don't. you might think you do, but you don't. so that's the first thing. if we do that, we had better prepare very carefully for option b, option c, option d. so that we have some idea where this could go, what scenarios could come out of it. second, military strike would do functionally exactly what this agreement is doing. it wouldn't for all time destroy the nuclear capability, it would delay it. in this agreement, by the way, what it does everything but bias time. that's all it does. if you believe that tend to 15 years from now, assuming the iranians follow the rules and play the agreemen

home and took care of their people but they hadn't been working for the city because as law says ordnance says you can't. >> talked about parrishes this is something that i have heard people talk about, is it true that some parrishes are refusing to allow temporary housing, of certain peoples within their parrishes? >> very true very true. >> but particularly true of. >> jefferson, and jefferson parrish, jefferson parrish is where the causeway concentration camp was housed, where we experienced the gestapo keup type oppression as opposed to being rescue, we were three minutes away from the airport they could have taken us to the airport military vehicles, could have taken to us any dry safe city in america, instead, they dumped us at a dumping ground, sealed us in there, and they backed up all their authority, with military m-16s. >> and there were thousands and thousands of people in the last day we were in there. and let me tell you something they handpicked the white people to ride out first, yes racism was very much involved, they handpicked the white people to ride out first, every d

first on the law part and the fema thing, that's not a city thing at all, and it's not a state ordnance or anything. what that is is the federal flood insurance act of 1975, meaning anything built after '75 to get flood insurance, the feds mandated that, you know, we had all the cities this the country had to buy into this program and say that you had to build it at the flood elevation. so the law itself is really the 1975 flood insurance federal act that mandates that part. so that said, when it comes to the 50%, it's really more of, again as the mayor stated, it's more of, actually, an option to help you do what you need to do for the house. what i mean by that is that if you are over 50% and thereby have -- and below the flood elevation which means you have to raise it, it's actually a good time with fema here that can match that up to $30,000 to raise that or $28,000 -- i've heard 28-32. >> i think, sir, the problem with that is for a slab house $30,000 is really just a drop in the bucket. it will not -- that $30,000, what we would -- i have a slab house. i would spend more than my

opening sal voerk the fight, when i have to go to a level of effort, load the pie lips on, load ordnanceon, sail to part of the world, take the pie lynn off and go do the mission again. we talk about multigenerational airplanes and multi levels of capability as well. stale new platform, growing it, tremendous offer, tremendous uity for the a marine corps have one type metal series aircraft, go fourth and fifth gen, fighter capability, attack capability that we need in the out years, vfma 121 did an operational race inspection to get them ready to convince us they were, indeed, ready to go do the declared initial capability and did a fantastic job, interdiction mission we had them do and the defensive counter air, offensive counter air, close air support and army reconnaissance. really interesting, i won't give out exchange rate on the defensive counter air but it was really good, zero losses and there's a bunch of bad guys that are -- won't be sorting again. the army kwechbs the most interesting one. we gave them a really high-end threat environment to go against. normally, you go do clo

home and took care of their people but they hadn't been working for the city because as law says ordnanceays you can't. >> talked about parrishes this is something that i have heard people talk about, is it true that some parrishes are refusing to allow temporary housing, of certain peoples within their parrishes? >> very true very true. >> but particularly true of. >> jefferson, and jefferson parrish, jefferson parrish is where the causeway concentration camp was housed, where we experienced the gestapo keup type oppression as opposed to being rescue, we were three minutes away from the airport they could have taken us to the airport military vehicles, could have taken to us any dry safe city in america, instead, they dumped us at a dumping ground, sealed us in there, and they backed up all their authority, with military m-16s. >> and there were thousands and thousands of people in the last day we were in there. and let me tell you something they handpicked the white people to ride out first, yes racism was very much involved, they handpicked the white people to ride out first, every day