leo is the young man who was overcome. can we get leo more towels and water. overcome with teargas.hat happened? who do you work for? >> i'm a freelance photographer out of albuquerque, new mexico. >> what happened? >> i got hit with a canister and then it dropped on my feet and exploded and everything came up. >> what went on? what precipitated that? >> people weren't leaving the middle of the road. and they dragged all the cones a and, yield, do not enter sign in front of the police line. like 100 feet away, and the police kept asking them to leave. and when they department leave, they just launched -- >> more towels, please. >> gas into the crowd. >> thank you. and that was that. and then one hit me and then hit the ground and, yeah, i just couldn't breathe. >> how long were you down? >> i don't know. people were grabbing me and pulling me out. i don't know. some guy pulled me out and then i kind of hit the floor and i couldn't breathe. it felt like my lungs, like i was under water and drowning. >> were there other people down there who got hit as much as you did? >> i can't hone

join me. ♪ we have overcome ♪ we have overcome albeit recently ♪ things have gotten better. >> yes. >n: when you look back at the most egregious part of racism, jim crow era, '50s, '60s, is there any part of it that you miss? >> no, i don't think so. (laughter) >> stephen: okay. the drinking fountains. don't get me wrong, i don't think there should be white or black drinking fountains. anyone could drink anywhere they want. but there were twice as many. it was just more convenient, you know. >> i don't think drinking fountains are the most sanitary thing anyway. >> stephen: that's your biggest problem? >> no, that there were white and black. >> stephen: if you don't want to use either one, why is it a problem? >> it restricted movement in our nation. >> stephen: i agree. you and i are singing the same tune with different lyrics. (laughter) cleveland is the rock and roll hall of fame. >> yes. >> stephen: i have two grammies. i had a band in the '80s called stephen and the colberts. >> i'm not familiar wit, no. ♪ every time i see you, i think of you ♪ ♪ every time i'm near you, i think

and i have overcome that. i've not let it get my down, and i'm going to thank the people of washington, d.c., who are bright and beautiful for having the sense and understanding to cut through all the bs. and also, with this major press here, we have a few barry haters. probably half a dozen. some are here tonight. but thel÷ barry haters, they cat find anything good. there's always good in something, isn't there? there's one columnist who haven't even read the book. has not read the book and wrote on the book. that is not right to do. i think it may help sell books so keep on doing it. anyway, back to you. >> i was really fascinated to read about your education in the field of science. and in the book you say that you moved from science towards community activism because in teaching students when you were getting your graduate degree, the white ones their parents didn't want a black man to teach them and the black ones were not prepared. and so it started to upset you, you write, that the black community wasn'

if they too and overcome if they believe in themselves. believe an almighty god or whoever you call god and if you have the tenacity and courage and the strong feeling about yourself -- come up here, man. i want to use this as an example of my legacy. hi him in 2004 at my victory party at ward 8 and after i started talking to her, i found out she had a high school diploma, a ged. she had four boys, raising them by herself. she had refused to go on welfare. she worked two and three jobs and i helped her get into public housing because she spent $1000 which was 60% of her income and she went to school, got a high school diploma, got a certificate as a nurses aide about four or five months ago. she passed the licensed practical nurse exam. [applause] and she is going to the school of nursing in august to get her r.n. in the four-year bachelor's program. that is what i want to leave you with. thank you. >> thank you so much. [applause] all right this gentlemen up here has a question. in the corner here. if you could speak into the mic please.

, overcoming. struggle, tenacity, courage, big vision. all those things are replete throughout the book no matter what the situation is. god gave it to me, and i decided to give it back to the commitment. and i've given it to this community, every bit of it. [applause] there's not one person who's lived here or visited here who was not affected directly or indirectly by the leadership of marion barry. >> yeah. [applause] >> so let's skip over several fascinating things and go to you, when you won your first election for mayor. there's so much that you did that i just wasn't aware of. when you first took office, you had the first audit done on city finances, and you found the city was $387 million deep in the hole. and during your first three consecutive terms in office, you balanced the budget 11 out of 12 years -- [applause] that's something we should learn to do these days. >> [inaudible] >> the other thing was you reduced the deficit by 200 million. you established a relationship with wall stree

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his mother jermaine bell was overcome with brief. >> he was a great individual. everybody who knew him loved him. he's a member of the united house of prayers. he used to play in the band. >> reporter: the accident at 4:00 in the morning awoke residents of a nearby senior's home. >> i heard boom. all i seen stuff flying in the air. >> reporter: d.c. police emtake sietz they were not in pursuit of bobby kirkland. there was no chase involved here but there was a lot of speed involved. even if you're going the speed limit, this is a very complicated intersection. there's florida avenue, h street, 15th street and bladensburg back there. it's a very complicated intersection within the speed limit. >> there was some damage from this pole being pushed into among the conditions, the companies must conduct extensive background checks on drivers. anyone convicted of a serious crime will not be allowed to become a driver. the maryland public service commission ruled uber is subject to the same regulations as others in the state and the commission will have new rules for the

he could never overcome 60 votes. there are so many mother examples of that where dianne feinstein, no matter how you feel about her, she brought up something to stop the purchase of weapons. that passed. 52-53 votes. now everything is filibustered. lyndon johnson during his six years as majority leader had overcome one filibuster. i have had to overcome 600. everything. the country has changed. that is why we had to change the rules. i don't want to be changing the rules but i have to. senator durbin said harry, they are mocking us. they are. we had four appointments unfulfilled for years on the d c circuit. that is even more important in the supreme court. they do the administrative things that happen in washington. they were mocking us. they were saying if you want to change it, we dare you. they didn't think i could get the votes. i got the votes and change the rules. for the first time in a long time the courts are taking care of -- taking care of. we have been able to get nominations done. we were able to for th

he can't run the federal government and how are you going to overcome that? you in terms of political experience, spending almost four decades in academic institution, get plenty of that. but, there is is no question that i haven't spent a lot of time in government. can't have people around that you have spent that time. i think the thing that is actually more important is wisdom and understanding and knowing how to use facts. you know when i conducted complex operations including things that hadn't been done before. it some people didn't know things i didn't know about different areas. being able to coordinate those things and make them amalgamate and merge them into something scestles i are also going to need to defeat putin, isis, china. socially in the united states. >> absolutely? the united states you have got it. you would no problem. once you get overseas now, then you are in really, really for a new guy, these are complicated waters over there. no question very complicated. vitally important is to listen to generals and some of the people who do know

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an individual organization cannot tap their full potential unless they overcome their fear. i do think that balance is the art of leadership create what i mean by that is, we have to have different qualities that balance. there are times that a leader has to be nurturing. there are also times when a leader has to be demanding, like a parentnt. it is both. through fear and took a bold move at hewlett-packard. you posted $25 billion merger withth comcast. no you look at, and you have said it was brilliant. people thought it was sky and a bad idea. they thought it might undermine their efforts. people said we thought carly was wrong, but carly was right. they got you a job. >> the merger was difficult. and it was risky. at a time that we proposed the merger, we needed every alternative. hewlett-packard was a company that needed to lead once again. that the be aware industry around us was consolidated. we could use that consolidation or we could fall behind and be consolidate head. i think the point is this. anytime time a leader takes on something to change the order of things,

kem, you have given back so much after overcoming so much.ive back in all of your charity work? >> i think any time we come through something and overcome something it's a privilege and a responsibility to give back, yeah. >> also a privilege to listen to you sing so let's do it from kem's current album "promise to love" which has topped all the charts, here it is, "it's you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ baby you're the one i love yeah ♪ ♪ the queen of my heart the light of my soul ♪ ♪ you're more precious than anything ♪ ♪ i don't need diamonds nor the finest gold ♪ ♪ darling i cherish you ♪ yes i do and i confess my gratitude ♪ ♪ bless the day you came along you got a brother singing a brand-new song ♪ ♪ yeah it's you girl i wake up in the morning and i'm tripping 'cause i'm digging what the lord has made it's you ♪ ♪ never thought i'd be forever getting ready but i'm oh so glad you stayed it'syott gotta get m together ♪ ♪ 'cause i want you more and more it's you girl i.d. hard to ignore it's you ♪ ♪ a new life has come to pass ♪ i'm taking m

overcome a veto by the president. so they are going to have to compromise with him. that is going to come at the expense of republican principles. finally john, you ought to remember the 80th congress republicans took over both houses in 1946. harry truman pounded that to a pulp and one election in his own right. so i'm not sure republican control of the congress the next two years is going to be a great political boone to the party. >> are you making a prediction here or not? >> i think if the republicans control both ress they are going to have problems not producing themselves in 2016. >> eleanor? >> i don't think republicans are making all those calculations. right now winning isn't everything, >> no, winning is everything. >> winning is everything, it is the only thing for republicans going into november. they really want to get the senate and the way the where the races fall six of the seven races are in states that romney won by big margins. republicans are going to have to screw up to not take control. but the

. >> mike, you have overcome the struggle. tell our viewers if you would, take them back to when it all began for you. this is several years ago now. >> several years ago. i was actually a hurricane katrina survivor coming out of new orleans. originally from this area but came back to this area and was misdiagnosed with different things. heart problems, all this kind of stuff. really what it ended up being was a panic disorder and depression. coming from having to go through that whole thing with hurricane katrina. and i didn't really get the help i needed at first. so i've had attempt on my own life four types. the last one being in 2010. and the way afsp really helped me is after that last attempt in 2010, it literally about two weeks after i got out of the hospital, there happened to be a community walk in fairfax. and a few of my friends, one of our good friends who's also on the board of afsp, asked me, she had lost her asked me to join her team. i went and did the walk and it got me involved. i've seen all the people aro

there's no question that any child can overcome as many of the environmental problems that they facend guess what? and the classic example. when the army took me and allowed me to believe i was somebody out of the millions of kids just by exposing them to what is out there and you can come home with so much self esteem, of course with me and many others, when you realize that the military very seldom theyes you how to build -- teach you how to kill in a very desensitized weight. they tell you how to ignore your humanistic and terms of the life value as a relates to an enemy. they do a good job about it. you could ask my son how easy it is for him to remember how superior you are when you are trained that way. when they are discharged and they sought -- find out that this transition training for civilian life and that the respect and honor that you can command in the military doesn't exist out here besides thank you for your service, what can i do to help? help?never what i do to did they train you to do anything decides to say that you serve? education means so much. you take the pop

but they still have some obstacles to overcome. they will convene next month in vietnam to try to further narrow their differences on some key issues. the negotiators made some progress last month in canada, mainly in the areas of labor and quarantine. but they were still divided over other items such as protecting intellectual property and leveling the playing field between private and state-backed firms. the negotiators have agreed to meet again for about a week in hanoi in early september. >>> and please join us wednesday for an exclusive interview with japan's point man on the economy. economic revitalization minister akira amari will drop by to talk about what he's doing to try to spark growth. he'll give us an update on the tpp free trade negotiations. that's going to be live wednesday right here on "newsline." >>> that is going to do it for business hour. here's a check of the markets. >>> the vice president of china has sat down with a group of young lawmakers from japan. they agreed to work toward improving ties between th

and we shall overcome. >> dr.d that the only proper response to this was to continue the march to montgomery and a court order forced the state of alabama to permit said march. ♪ ♪ come and follow me you know the master said ♪ ♪ don't wait til tomorrow or you may be dead ♪ ♪ i was young and i wanted to play, said i wait just one more day ♪ ♪ don't you know i would, no, i would, i would ♪ >> all the world today knows that we are here, that we are standing before the forces of power in the state of alabama saying, we ain't going to let nobody turn us around. i come to say to you this afternoon, however difficult the moment, however frustrating the hour, it will not be long. because truth will rise again. how long? not long. because no lie can live forever. how long? not long. because the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. how long? not long. because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. glory hallelujah, glory hallelujah, glory hallelujah, glory hallelujah. this truth

there is so much to overcome in this country, that i could make a contribution where i am 0-- -- but if i had to make decisions to stay where i am, profile i never remember having to take. >> d have an opponent in the fall? -- do you have an opponent in the fall? >> i have a couple, but none of the republican ticket. >> you have almost always been the primary. thatere are many districts we face as a nation. whether it is republican or democrat when you win the election, after you win the primary, it means that you don't have to politically do what is in the best interest for the country. i think that when you talk about the tea party, they fight their primaries because they come from basically republican states. to be dixieused trek states. if you ask them to do what is in the national interest, they don't have to do it. that is why the republican party -- they are not in trouble in the house of representatives now because getting reelected is not the problem. but they are in deep trouble on the national level, because they don't have a candidate acceptable to the tea party, that's a

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they came from broken homes, living shattered lives, many of them struggling to overcome their own fearst they found hope through pastor ok hsu park, the founder of the fellowship. he believes every child has the desire to succeed so he founded the international youth fellowship to reach 0 out to troubled teenagers around the world. pastor terry henderson is a director of iyf usa. >> through this we introduce students to the heart of god, to the gospel. even my brother, he was into gang violence. he did drugs. but now he's ace missionary and has been dispatched to india last week. >> wow. >> a very amazing transformation. >> iyf launched a good news corps, a group of young people who spanned the globe to help other young people how to overcome drug addiction, vie 0 license, poverty, depression and every other issue that keeps someone from reaching their full potential. it currently reaches 80 countries, touching the lives of millions of people through spreading a faith-based message of hope. >> we teach and focus on something called the world of the heart. all people's problems, difficul

it was one of those little things that had to be overcome. the city helped us at different times when we needed help. it became a good working relationship. >> as opposed to the traditional structure of male leaders. they were very close. they were very inward. there were not accepting of the government. there were not trusting of the government. they were very of verse to this. they had to work together. the way the land was constructed, the reservation -- bear in mind that the book describes how 7000 acres of the city limits are on tribal land. that is huge. that has to be managed somehow. her willingness to stretch out a hand. was able to our conversations things. there is a very interesting where she says that because she was a halfbreed, i was able to do this. her father was white. he was european ancestry. ,hey married and settled here and she was brought up in those two cultures. to her, it was not something unusual. it was the asset that allowed her to achieve the momentous did. she did good > -- she >> if you're going to sleep the fl

the desire for revenge too great for either side to completely overcome. >> and that just speaks to, you know, how the people are feeling on the israeli side of the border. worried that again they may see another conflict, another military battle cropping up again. and making civilians live in fear on both sides. errol? >> yes, such a good point. even if the truce holds, people will continue on both sides, continue to live with constant fear of more attacks. >> of course, the u.s. has been telling israel it must do more to prevent civilian casualties in gaza, washington giving a harsh rebuke after 9 people were killed in sunday's shelling at that u.n. shelter, richard roth reports, american patience has been wearing thin about israel's operation. >> as israel presses the offensive against hamas and gaza, historic ties with the united states are freying, some say to a new low. >> the relationship is one between two close allies, there are tensions between them at this moment. >> in one of the toughest u.s. attacks on israel during the obama administration, the state department called

if only the doubts about my own path were overcome. he found new york much changed since his last visit nearly a decade before it. the new empire state building had transformed the skyline though it stood mostly tenant lists. robert moses titanic public works program is evident with new bridges and roadways. in april the world's fair head open in queens to great fanfare. in the bronx lou gehrig was playing in his last season for the yankees. he would retire midsummer having set the record for consecutive games played. the movie, the "wizard of oz," premiered on august 17 at rose capitol theater almost without judy garland's iconic over the rainbow which the producers feared might slow down the sto story. john steinbeck's "the grapes of wrath" published by viking press won the national book award and the pulitzer prize. somewhat less conspicuously and unabridged edition of mein kampf appeared for the first time in english. bonhoeffer could not summon the sense of optimism and its venture and wonder that had accompanied his last sojourn

even if they got the senate, they won't be able to overcome a filibuster by harry reid's democrats. they are not going to be able to overcome a veto by the president, so they will have to compromise with him. that's going to come at the expense of republican principals. and finally, john, you ought to remember, you know, remember, 80th congress, republicans took over both houses in 1946. harry truman pounded that to a pulp, the no-good, do-nothing 80th congress and won re- election, or election in his own right. i'm not sure that republican control of the congress the next two years is going to be a great political boon to the party. >>> are you making a prediction here, or not? >> i think if the republicans control both houses of congress, they will have problems not producing themselves in 2016. yes. >>> eleanor? >> well, i just don't think republicans are making all those calculations. i think right now, winning isn't everything. it's the only thing actually. >> eleanor, winning is everything! >> winning is everything. it's the only thing for republicans going into november. they

we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> welcome back. well, we start our business news with what's being called the world's first family-sized muscle car. it's the 2015 dodge charger srt hellcat. the four-door has a powerful 707 horsepower engine under the hood. they say it goes 0 to 60 under 4 seconds, but its maximum speed, 204 miles an hour, just right for a family outing. put on those seat belts. >>> lands' end is apologizing this morning to parents who got more than they expected when they bought school uniforms. after their purchase, they were sent a free "gq" magazine, the cover of which featured a model wearing nothing but a floral lei. the magazine w

that allows anyone to have a private plane for personal use so we didn't use a list but i had to overcome a number of challenges because it is a self made aircraft i had to train a special certification for the plane aviation experts had to acknowledge it is safe to operate so now i am a legal user of the flying space but the shaft cheek families and bishan reaches even further. one day we took a globe and decided we wanted to go to the equator if you draw a straight line from the city of supes to the equator you get to the most leaves you this is the place we now dream of visiting together with my son there's only one thing standing in their way the himalayas sergei sas he needs to obviate the engine to increase the flying out a toot and as we've come to learn for him not even the sky's the limit might in a question are. now from and on that online if you ever wanted your own town it's your lucky day ones up for sale at a bargain price that story in full on our website. also the holocaust survivors lash out at israel for the ongoing military operation in gaza get the full story in r.t. d

in sudan and became a soldier at the age of seven the kindness of strangers and music helped him overcome his childhood in extreme violence job is now a wall famous hip hop artist and he's here today to share his extraordinary story with us. there are three hundred thousand child soldiers in the world most of them for a. drug war deprived of families forced to kill. children good soldiers. and what happens if they do. a manual joel child soldier turned hip hop artists welcome it's great to have you on our show today i just want to go back and remind our viewers where you start.

we will overcome this crisis. i am sure. israel is not a trendy destination.hat has anination advantage of having the holy places for all of the religions. take and bewe will back on record. i spoke with the minister of tourism and the minister of finance. they are preparing a huge campaign to make sure that people understand that they should come to israel once again. any help like tax breaks or tax advantages? something did with the industry back on its feet quicker? >> no question. i spoke with both ministers. unfortunately, we know such a crisis. tourismrnment helps the thestry to recover because recovery in tourism takes longer than it takes in other segments. get back our revenue. we have a city tax. we reduce other taxes. we have special loans to the hotel's to make sure that they can overcome these dramatic periods. this will begin to the industry. we are negotiating and we are in talks under the leadership of the ministry of tourism. will have the mechanism. there is no question that after this we will immediately help. we need a good campaign to come

the for the river possibility overcoming five wars in eight years levanon two thousand and six thirty four days more than eight hundred people killed and in the end israel faced an even stronger hizbollah four devastating wars with a months two thousand and six eight twelve and fourteen thousand skilled international outrage and in the end israel faced a unity government between former rivals hamas and fatah foreign policy was. we had four years in the which we lost the middle east we lost. we in a way lost egypt. and we are of very isolated in the middle east and many would argue more vulnerable the latest operation protective age has done seemingly little to protect israel in the long term you're not going to finish by trying to physically destroy hamas there's and there's nothing that indicates that it will work this time or indeed the next time and that's taking its toll on the reputation of what was once considered one of the world's most efficient fighting forces the hope is that the coming days will see a permanent cease fire in place but bottom line gaza is in tatters mistrust

in sudan and became a soldier at the age of seven the kindness of strangers and music helped him overcome his life a childhood steeped in extreme violence manual job is now a wall famous hip hop artist and he's here today to share his extraordinary story with us. there are three hundred thousand child soldiers in the world most of them for a. drug war drug a family forced to kill. children good soldiers how does one escape such a fate and what happens if they do. a manual joel child soldier turned hip hop artists welcome it's great to have you on our show today i just want to go back and remind our viewers where you started out you were only about seven years old when your mother was killed and the second sudanese civil war then you became a child soldier and were told that a k forty seven would be your only parent that it would be taking care of you from now on is this how you really felt that your life depended on this weapon to survive.

. >> there's tear gas in the area here and some people are being overcome, our crew is being overcome. ferguson residents coming to the aid of this freelance photographer, overcome by the smoke. the night had started peacefully and remained that way until around 11:00 p.m. local, even in the face of heavy police presence. >> i want you to look at what is going on in ferguson, missouri, in downtown america, okay? these are armed police. >> reporter: but the peaceful protesters unable to stop a small number of troublemakers. community leaders even forming a human chain, walking hand in hand, to block out the agitators. >> it's to my understanding is that someone threw a water bottle and it ignited the police. it ignited them, they started acting like we were regular -- at the end of this, we're going to be classed as insurgents. nobody is out here for war. >> reporter: the question then, you know, where do you point the blame with this? this situation, this particular situation, where the violence each night continues. is it the protesters? is it the people inside the larger group of pe

. >> ♪ we shall overcome ♪ shall overcome >> we are the frilly temple missionary baptist church for theral of michael brown, just moments ago am a brown's family entering. leaving a large contingent of family members into the church. the funeral of their son. when we arrived, there was a crowd outside singing "we shall overcome." we spoke to some of those waiting in line to pay respects. >> we're here to support the mike brown family and the people in general and show we can all get together and we're not letting anything go down out here. we stand for justice for the mike brown family. >> my name is crystal williams. what happened to my son here, he was not or 10 years old. i was living out there. my son had got a ticket for a snickers bar. i did not know about it. in that county, the issue of warrants. they kicked down my door. they put nine millimeters on my kids head and they was another but 9, 10, 11 years old, with my nephews. that day, they took my kids, locked them up for 30 days. 30 days over a snickers bar. as well is put nine millimeters and kicked in my house. that day my wh

will be known as a community that pulled together to overcome it.ay this day we renew our commitment to bring peace to the families of ferguson, commit to our mutual responsibility of ensuring the safety and security of our communities and make sure they're served with justice and respect by the leaders. the day we embrace our shared obligation as citizen toys express grief in a peaceful manner. friends, we must pledge again to build up this community and direct it in offers for the better angels of our nature. we'll now hear from a couple other folks and take questions. the first of those to make a few comments, captain ron son john of the missouri state highway patrol. captain johnson. >> i appreciate the significance of this responsibility and the fact this community is safe and the nation is looking for law enforcement leadership that protects and serves our citizens. i grew up here, and this is currently my community and my home and, therefore, it means a lot to me personally that we break this cycle of violence, and build trust, showing the ju

it has challenges that need to be overcome. the changes in government won't overcome those challenges in the short term, but it's not a good reason to find good companies in france. to be more worried about how it is going to come out of that growth slump as a whole. france is one example. it is a great example of private sector productivity with the public policy. >> i have been asking a few questions. orit the germans austerity quantitative easing? which do we get first? >> i think quantitative easing unless german politicians become so worried about the lack of wewth in germany that realized there is a need for fiscal stimulus that needs to be coordinated. just to let the shackles off i don't think is going to happen. qe first.t joining us. for up next we will talk tech. apple has investors bubbling with reports of a bigger and better ipad. stay with us. we are back in two. >> 8:25 in the u.k. let's talk tech. the largest ever ipad. >> 12 inches. we have been used to nine inches. that is the average size. larger than the ave