for social justice the panthers. we really. and thanks to them for the first time social issues were put on the public agenda radical and sometimes violent they clashed with the establishment. they're not nice boys but. one of my proudest moments was when golda said it showed that we were powerful and had achieved something it showed us we were on the right path. and it was a path that for nearly two months this year inspired hundreds of thousands of israelis to again take to the streets they gave us a legacy saying that if you really believe in something and you think you're right and you don't use violence or say you can get whatever you're fighting for and although the tensile slowly coming down prime minister netanyahu still has a lot on to fall in three weeks the committee he set up needs to address how to fix the country's mounting social problems. not only have we not progressed but the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed. police now it's not only the lower class who are

what the black panther party's were talking about. -- parties were talking about. tavis: free lunch programs. >> self-defense. there was a whole wave in the early mid-1970s where groups of citizens were getting together, trying to have some sort of forum. remember, we're talking about 1967, 1965. 1967 detroit. newark. the civil rights movement that these guys were involved with was in the south. now, the northern cities begin to explode, for righteous reasons, because there were laws passed and everything else. manifesting themselves and changing people's lives in the northern cities. tavis: stokely was moving and powerful, but i was riveted when i sat back and watch that interview with angela davis while she was on trial -- when i sat back and watched that interview. she opened up. >> she talked about violence. tavis: and she goes into her home backstory, about growing up in birmingham. >> it is a recap oculists -- a us. with violence. i was in mississippi just a couple of months ago. and one of the guys takes me to the site and tells me what happened, and it seem

he's railed forty years ago during the recent protests against the same issue members of the black panthers movement say they are frustrated that the problems in israel have only gotten worse. well turning our attention to libya now where rebels are reportedly reached a deal to ensure one of the remaining strongholds of colonel gadhafi without fighting well more insight into what's happening in libya our interview is coming up next. you understand why rosemary hall is the professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london rosemary thanks has been the r.t. so how well has the international community handled the libyan crisis will you make a distinction between the nato members some of whom are extremely proud of what's been achieved so far in libya and the broader international community who are adjusting to developments in libya and deciding to be on the side of the future so not every government around the world has yet recognized and accepted thing you national transitional council as the government so did they do the right thing to begin with i think the u.n. responded

panthers win, 44-17. >>> other news and notes for you.he yankees say that jorge posada will be the d.h. for the alds. also, matt moore, the rays' rookie will get the start against the rangers. >>> and kerry collins did not participate in practice on thursday for the colts. heeds recovering from concussion-like symptoms. >>> and that is all for your updates. i'm don bell. and for the latest sports news, tune in to espn news. >> all right. >>> some new research this morning from the twittersphere. scientists at cornell university have used twitter as a global mood ring, let's say, to monitor the world's feelings. and there's amaying similarities in the 500 million tweets. >> most people generally wake up in a good mood. but it goes downhill from there. and not surprisingly, their outlook improves once friday afternoon rolled around. it is friday, is it not, rob? >> it's friday. we made it. >> we're in a good mood. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." some celebrity photos you've got to see, including a certain v.i.p. spotted at where? target. [

social justice have been inspired by a voice from the past a prominent member of the israeli black panther movement who say similar protest in the one nine hundred seventy s. was join the crowds as are his policy reports he says he's frustrated that forty years on he feels a state of israel's become an enemy of its own people. a social protest in israel on winding down and in much need of a dose of inspiration stirring the crowds a man whose ideas inspired a previous generation either by the use of passes we've written it's a protest against a lack of justice sees the year i've been waiting for the next generation to rise up forty years later good vision is being realized. it was nine hundred seventy one eight youngsters from one of jerusalem's poorest neighborhoods banded together and changed the course of his way to history they were immigrants from north africa and i would countries and they took a name from the african american black panthers and they call for social justice. and thanks to them for the first time social issues were put on the public agenda radical and sometimes violent

reporting for us there and now we have more from israel online where the panthers are again on the prowl for years are. really if we look pretty good for the country has become an enemy of these people who feel it's not even with citizens arrest anger over social injustice is getting louder among israelis and the better and the black panther campaigners are right behind them more on the movement at our two dot com along with all our news and analysis. her. general david petraeus and the man who led america's military in iraq and afghanistan now has the top job at the cia his predecessor leon panetta is now defense secretary u.s. air force lieutenant colonel karen kwiatkowski says patris will serve as washington's p.r. man to hide intelligence community shortcomings. this is a smooth operator who has a great reputation in the media here in the united states so he's popular he's seen as on inside. the congress like something and i think in many ways he is a great agreed cover for what the cia is continuing to do and what it will continue to he has a way of making really bad things look goo

well we've got more from a zero on line where the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. the country has become an enemy of its people. anger over social injustice is getting louder among israelis and the veteran the black panther campaigners are right behind them they've got more on the move. along with all their news and analysis. ukraine's losing its key bargaining chip and europe's energy industry has been the only transit route for russian gas into europe but all that's about to change as prime minister putin explained during the launch of the nord stream gas pipeline. in the. ukraine is a long standing and he transit country is always tempted to use its exclusive status in terms of state now ukraine will lose this privilege i believe in relations with. ukraine has been using its status to try and secure a disk for russian gas as well as higher transit fees all such disputes lead to interruptions if you will be to europe back in two thousand and six and two thousand and nine or the north travels directly from russia to europe bypassing ukraine and eliminating that mi

well we've got more from israel online aware the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. don't believe we know progressed to the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed anger over social injustice is getting louder about israelis and a veteran black panther campaigners are right behind them or got more on the movement at r.t. dot com along with all the news and analysis. i'll be back with a recap of our stories shortly but first the business is next with yulia. hello telling for your business of data very well welcome and more on the opening of the north stream gas pipeline russia's prime minister is calling the porch of a window to europe the twelve hundred kilometer length is now being fails before pumping begins next month business archies money the course around has the details . it was a split gas implosion all by months and years of negotiations testing and construction came down to one play blood here it's in all personally set the wheels in motion and the pipeline is now being filled up with gas to get it ready to start pumping i

anger over social injustice is getting louder among israelis and of the better and black panther temp a nose are right behind the more on the movement that are to dot com along with all of our other news and analysis. general david petraeus the man who led america's military in iraq and afghanistan now has the top job at the cia his a predecessor leon panetta is now defense secretary u.s. air force lieutenant colonel karen kwiatkowski says betray us will serve as washington's p.r. man to hide intelligence community shortcomings. this is a smooth operator who has a great reputation in the media here in the united states so he's popular he's seen as honest. the congress like something and i think in many ways he is a great agree cover for what the cia is continuing to do and what it will continue to he has a way of making really bad things look good by his. experience in iraq and afghanistan he has made it look successful even when it's not been successful at all i mean he doesn't stand up to washington he just takes what they give him and kind of wraps it in new wrapping and it sells h

are harassed anger over a social injustice is getting louder among israelis and the veteran black panther campaigners are right behind them over got more all the movement at r.t. dot com along with all world news and analysis. now ukraine is losing its key bargaining chip in europe's energy industry it's been the only transit route for russian gas into europe but all that's about to change as prime minister quits and explained during the launch of the nord stream gas pipeline. very much the overview. that ukraine is on long. any transit countries are always tempted to use its exclusive status as a transit state now ukraine will lose this privilege i believe all relations will be. free market partnership let's review. all ukraine has been using its status to try and secure discounts for russian gas as well as higher transit fees so this views lead to interruptions in fuel being pumped to europe back in two thousand and six sent two thousand and nine with a north stream pipeline travels directly from russia to europe bypassing ukraine and eliminating the middleman the leverage of more and h

tonight that was scheduled just an hour ago that are now earlier i spoke with chairman of the new black panther party and attorney dr in the league solution because he has a situation for me as we were getting news right at seven of the reprieve for the supreme court to review the case that raises my spirits because i was expected to come in the studio and had to be announced to troy davis had been executed and so i say at this point with every delays have taken place and however this has been strung out and hopefully his life was spared is a victory for the movement it's a victory for his attorneys in the courtroom and it's a victory for the activism in the movement that is taking place right now all over america because obviously the supreme court realizes that the world is watching and the world is very upset and judging america on the hypocrisy that it shows in the application of the death penalty and really we were for the abolishment of the death penalty period what do you mean there's pressure on right now and i think that accounts for the delay what do you mean when you say the hypocris

well we've more from israel online as well where the panthers are on the prowl forty years on. really if we look at request for the country has become an enemy of its people if you will citizens of iraq's anger over social injustice is getting louder among israelis and the veteran black panther campaign is a right behind that we've got more of a movement of our t. dot com along with our system needs of course. a royal visit next to russia the danish war families arrived here bringing top business people with them and while the broken seals from regal deals the monarchy's planned a busy show jewel of cultural and significant visit their set visit several museums and exhibitions taste them exclusively brewed beer and opened the russian danish business forum queen margaret the second is also looking forward to visiting some papers as well. as already docked she last visited brushwood nine hundred seventy five and says she's keen on seeing all the changes and developments since they're the queen's a relative indeed of the russian empress the mother of the last russian monarch nicho

have more on this we're going to be speaking with the league is evolution of oz of the new black panther party to look at whether this is a race issue or a human rights issue or or what really this is about we'll have that for you shortly later in the show. now as troy davis is awaits president obama was preaching earlier today on the international stage about human rights at the sixty six united nations general assembly this morning we heard from president obama who in the midst of u.s. wars in afghanistan and iraq but more specific to obama the nato combat mission in libya because he greenlighted that one so despite all of those wars you talk a lot about peace. the pursuit of peace peace is more than just the absence of war a lasting peace. he says hurt people can live in sustained freedom dignity and security even as we proclaim our love for peace and our hatred of war. he says hard he says hard and when talking about conflicts in the arab world obama urged sanctions for syria while he took a much more cautious approach you could say to u.s. allies yemen and bahrain and also as a bid

. >>> the panthers cam newton had a record breaking day for the cardinals.came the first player in nfl history to throw for over 400 yards in his debut, but that's not enough. >>> how is life without peyton manning going for the colts? not very well. career day filling in for arian foster. texas won it big, 34-7. >>> finally, if you thought the football players were fired up, you obviously missed the women's final of the u.s. open. it's serena williams taking on samantha stosur. stosur reached for the return and serena shouted, come on. the umpire awarded the point to stosur. williams called the umpire i hate her, said she was ugly inside and a few other things we can't say on tv. serena was off her game and lost at the u.s. open. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> is a new romantic duo brewing in the showbiz world? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, the world's focus was trained on new york, washington and pennsylvania. but around the country and the

. >>> the panthers ran over, around and through number 16 south florida. ray graham did most of the damage. 22 6 yards on the ground, 42 through the air. another 35 on special teams. and two touchdowns. you add that up, you get a pittsburgh blowout. they won it big, 44-17. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> another entry in hollywood's unofficial weird baby name competition. >>> plus, nobody likes getting parking tickets but that goes double when it comes from a loved one. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm meteorologist domenica davis. we're dealing with the warmer temps on the east coast with the front coming out of the midwest. cooler temperature are now pushing through minneapolis, chicago, down to kansas city. more seasonal. that air pushes off to the east so it will be a pretty significant dip in the temperatures. by tomorrow we'll fall about 15 to even 20 degrees. and if you're watching us on whdh 7 news in boston, massachusetts, nearby brookline we see ins

. >>> the panthers ran over, around and through number 16 south florida. ray graham did most of the damage. 22 6 yards on the ground, 42 through the air. another 35 on special teams. and two touchdowns. you add that up, you get a pittsburgh blowout. they won it big, 44-17. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> another entry in hollywood's unofficial weird baby name competition. >>> plus, nobody likes getting parking tickets but that goes double when it comes from a loved one. you're watching "early today." ds ed >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm meteorologist domenica davis. a nice, quiet start to the weekend. for much of the west coast we do have clouds moving in to the pacific northwest. temperatures will be slightly cooler than yesterday and that is because of the clouds around. also a chance of a few isolated somehow showers and thunderstorms. if you are watching us on knsd in san diego, california, see images that capture unique perspective of photographers at imagine that. that's your pacif

panthers and steelers. one last chance for cam newton to earn the starting quarterback job. his first touchdown to jeremy shockey. not enough. pittsburgh won 33-17. nfl regular season begins next week while college football started last night. number 11 wisconsin had no problem with unlv. wisconsin won easily 51-17. poor bucky the badger did a push-up for every point scored. keep that up and he could be a linebacker by midseason. >>> we showed you the attempt inside the park home run wednesday. his teammates had fun with it yet, re-creating the scene of the crime. there's the culprit. a speed bump down the third baseline. they also drew a chalk line of his body using athletic tape. this was a thorough investigation. no stone was left unturned. nbc wants to do "law and order" milwaukee, they need to look no further than the brewers dugout. ♪ that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a very safe labor day weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> good one, fred. >>> a reality tv star is sued for animal abuse. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>>

lucia balls for giving us your perspective on all of this he's attorney and chairman of the new black panther party and that is going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered our t. dot com slash usa check out our you tube page you tube dot com slash r t america and come back in a half hour for more news. shows that so much different if you use it if you are on the sofa in turkey in the movie geopolitically order in the middle east and the arab world news anchor making a bid to play the role of the regional hegemon on the back of. but. i. see cable like. this this person will be the chairman of the genesee county land bank and will have to be responsible for its operations as well so not just understanding the private side of the work but also understanding communities and how neighborhoods are stable how do. i paste in three choices one was to continue what i'm doing now to stay in the political world and be a local policymaker and then maybe you know move on to some other office the other choice was to go work for the new obama administration and i was very interested and spent a

monsoon-like conditions in carolina for the panthers and jaguars game. it got so bad, the fans had to bail water out of the stands just to sit in their seats. cam newton for the rain and his first nfl win. tossed the go ahead touchdown late in the fourth. carolina won it, 16-10. >>> nascar tony stewart won his second straight race, took the checkered flag in new hampshire, now leads the chase for the cup standings. >>> finally, the red sox needed a win and it took them 14 innings to get it. jacoby ellsbury with the go-ahead home run. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> did brad pitt hit a homer or strike out at the box office? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a world war ii veteran from a historic pioneering outfit steps back in time. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a cool start for your morning. we will be looking at a cool down. that is the trend. the reason being, of course, some of the showers that are starting to filter in, especially up towards

the panthers ran over and around south florida. 226 yards on the ground, 42 through the air. another 35 on special teams and two touchdowns. add all that up, a pittsburgh blowout. that's your first look at sports. have a great weekend. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather, here's domenica davis. she has your weekend weather forecast. our favorite one. domenica, good morning. >> good morning, lynn. yes, we have warm air once again. this is our last day of warm air across the east coast. we've had those above-normal temperatures. get ready for a cool down. a significant cool down at that. 70s once again. more cloud cover today. that skoefcold front is sitting through the middle part of the country. chicago, minneapolis have all dipped down into the 60s. that chill progresses eastward as we head into the weekend. yes, in parts of west virginia and pennsylvania in the mountains, we could even see our first snow flakes of the season. how about that, lynn? >> i don't know. i'm not prepared. >> nobody is. >> i haven't done the switch of the wardrobe yesterday. i don't e

>> i started as a lawyer working on the case but geronimo pratt, a black panther case. that ended up after 27 years to be proven. and we have learned that law enforcement' officers had good evidence or statutory evidence, let people commit perjury, said in the room and -- sat in the room to destroy evidence to convict someone who was innocent. and that is how i started my career as a lawyer. when i started that case, i began thinking this was a big conspiracy to frame this man. what i learned is -- and i discussed this with geronimo -- we are experiencing men and women who thought the end justified the means. they thought they had a bad man and it was ok to do anything necessary to convict him. as i look back on my career, present and future, i think we see that that is the concept that runs through police misconduct. i am sure there are officers who were just bad, let's say. i think officers see what they consider bad people, and they feel like they have to do what ever it takes to convict them. and i have seen it when i was a young lawyer, when we had narcotics teams,

. >>> the panthers cam newton had a record breaking day for the cardinals.rds in his debut, but not enough. cards held on to win it, 28-21. >>> how is life without peyton manning going for the colts? not very well. collins fumbled twice and ben tate did the rest. career day filling in for foster. texas won it big, 34-7. >>> finally, if you thought the football players were fired up, you obviously missed the women's final of the u.s. open. it's serena williams taking on samantha stosur. williams with a forehand winner, but stosur reached for the return, and when she did, serena shouted come on. the umpire awarded the point to stosur. williams exploded. ril y williams called the umpire i hate her, said she was ugly inside and a few other things we can't say on tv. ser rememb serena was off her game and lost at the u.s. open. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> and here is bill karins who is lovely inside and out. >> what do you do on the tennis court? >> i keep it cool. i may throw my racket once in a while, but i don't throw words out ther

he's also a partner in the national hockey league's florida panthers. in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," rick horrow talks to zimmerman about what sets his agency apart from its competitors. >> most advertising agencies talk about outpult, and more about outcome. you've got to connect. you've got to connect emotionally with your message and give them a good reason to want to ebgauge and consider your brand. at the same time, we're dealing with many, many brands, and every single sector from papa john, to pep boys to friendly's restaurant to white castles restaurant. it goes above and beyond what people think are fashionable in today's world. but everybody has the same challenges out there. it's how do i connect with you and get you to consider me, and why would you consider my brand over the directed competitor? >> tom: so what categorys are doing better than others? >> the pizza category last year and 2010 became a war with price. we activateed in a different way, but the whole category through. >> it's back on a trend. you can look at every categor

the panthers' ground game won it 44-17. >>> an italian baseball club said it reached a tentative deallos angeles lakers star kobe bryant. there is no confirmation on that. he'll reportedly will be paid $3 million to play the first 40 days of the season. several nba stars are considering playing overseas until the contract dispute is settled. >>> when we come back, it may sound fishy, but scientists are saying some fish may use tools. ♪ hershey's chocolate syrup. stir up a smile. wrasse, ,,,, >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. cbs news learned new jersey governor chris christie is considering a run for the republican presidential nomination. republican insiders tell cbs news the odds of christie running are at 50/50. >>> amanda knox returned to an italian courtroom this morning. a verdict is expected on monday. >>> now to one of those, from the everything you know is wrong file kind of stories here. we've been taught that only humans and our primate cousins use tools. turns out other species do, too. amazingly the list now includes fish. here is mike sugarman of cb

panthers and steelers -- this helped. his first career touchdown to shock i. but not enough.ittsburgh won it 33-17. nfl regular season begins next week and college football started last night. four touchdowns were scored. wisconsin won easily, 51-17. poor buck i. badger did a pushup for every point scored. keep that up, he could be a linebacker by mid season. we showed you this trip around the bases while attempting an inside the park home run. his teammates had fun with it yesterday recreating the scene of the crime. there's the culprit. a speed bump on the line. he does a chalk outline. no stone was left unturned. if nbc wants to do law and order milwaukee, they need to look no further than the brewers dugout. that's your first look at sports. have a terrific labor day weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> >> i told you we would play that over and over again. for a quick look at the weather here's todd santos. he has your weather channel forecast. >> good morning, lynn. just at least want to update everybody as far as the picture for today. travelwise, not an issue across the east.