panthers and after that, the black panthers work together with the rest of the collective.d the black people's day of action in1981, had the black people's day of action in 1981, when we mobilised something like 15,000 people to demonstrate against the killing of 13 black children by racists in new cross, it was known as the new cross massacre, da rcus was known as the new cross massacre, darcus was at the forefront of organising the black people's day of action. he was very important as an activist in our communities. linton kwesijohnson, friend activist in our communities. linton kwesi johnson, friend and fellow activist of darcus howe, who died at the age of 74. the headlines on bbc news: a state of emergency is declared in colombia after more than 250 people are killed in mudslides — many more are missing. six arrests are made by police investigating an alleged hate crime attack on a 17—year—old kurdish—iranian asylum seeker in south london. the writer, broadcaster and civil liberties campaigner darcus howe has died at the age of 74. sport now and a full round—up from t

like after we left the black panther movement, it broke up.but it wasn‘t a magazine like writing theoretical pieces about race and class. we actually went into the east end of london and squatted 400 houses. briefly and finally, what do you think his legacy will be? to many people, he was known as a broadcaster who made many wonderful programmes but in a nutshell, what is his legacy? well, i think it has to be broken into two. first as a political activist in the black panther movement, and in race today, the magazine and the campaigning platform. when i became commissioning editor of channel 4, i knew him for 20 years and knew he was one of the best journalists around and gave him thejob of running the bandu file that to channel 4, and then he too got the job as devils advocate which we formulated together. it was to make a challenge. it was a kind of challenge, to my mind, and of course i would say so, to my mind it was multiculturalism as it should be, with a black presenter challenging people about the general issues, not saying, "we are t

and the blackm panthers, the comparison is about the panthers and the structural critique of racism andapitalism more than anything else. the panthers had a 10-point program, really 20 points, what we want and need, which included ending police protect -- police brutality. farly, the blm, i argue, is more democratically structured p, evenlusive than the bp though that was an important group because of their antiwar posture. they had a critique of capitalism and a critique of structural racism and inequality and also a big critique of police violence in the 1960's. the extraordinary thing about the black panthers is that they, the for the age of mass incarceration, they talked about police and law enforcement murder and killing of black people and turned that into a national issue. the blm movement has done it, too, but in a much more panoramic way. they are making the argument that if black people can focus on the central problems of facing the most marginalized people in the black community, talking about black teenagers and washington, d.c., who have aids and hiv and cannot get medica

like after we left the black panther movement, it broke up. which was a separate magazine, but it wasn't a magazine like writing theoretical pieces about race and class. we actually went into the east end of london and squatted 400 houses. two dogs have been killed by armed police and two others seized after a group of dogs were allegedly ‘dangerously out of control‘ in bolton. police were called to reports a number of pit—bull type animals were on the loose around the queens park area this morning. along with the emergency services, were deployed here to queen's park 0val in bolton just after 10:20am. in the operation that followed, two dogs were seized and another two were shot dead just a short distance away from here. i thought maybe they are looking" " ' " " ' ' ' ’ but i didn't know what happened. so somebody told me they shoot the dogs. that's all. the person was trying to control the dog, but they couldn't, so the police did not have any choice. they shot the dog. police say a 60—year—old woman was bitten on the hand and a man trév sit

i left the left when the black panther party murdered a mother of three whom i had recruited to do the book for a school that i had raises the money to buy. and when the left what victorious in its fight against america's involvement in vietnam, and when the left was victorious, the united states withdrew and left the vietnamese without protection. the communist proceeded to slaughter 2.3 million peasants in china and there was not a single protest from the left, and i realized the left was never an antiwar moment. it was an anti-american movement and reminds that to this to. >> host: brought up race a couple of times. racial issues in your new book, big agenda. you write republicans need to direct their errors they akellth lease heel of the democratic party. the monopoly control hoff the inner cities of america and it's responsible for the middy suffering in the them.si hough did they do that? >> guest: yes. the chapter of my book called the achilles heel of the democratic party. the democrats have a straininglehold on every major city in america. every killing field, chicago, detroit

we will be going to cam newton carolina panthers and the panthers on september 10 will be at levi stadiumthe 49ers and you will see christian mccaffrey back in the bay. meantime around the bay there is no team that draws better than the san francisco giants make it 500 consecutive sellouts. their adding to the [ indiscernible ] kevin durand. how about the week that kid's had. just up for the minor leagues in two more hits me in this shot back up the middle and ties it is scored for to earn that and he gives up the signal to andrew and it is three more runs are added for a fiveÃ5-1 final. the is not known to the defense but they made a bad play and a very good play in the series finale. the a's don't really have a centerfielder right now. jeff taking over for davis and could not catch up that. you have to see the defense he tracks down the runner and tax him and leaps over him and tags cliff going in for an unassisted double-play. that is a beautiful thing. he gave up two runs put they lose their fourth consecutive. the spurs summer vacation for memphis and summer vacation for milwaukee. t

the black panther party murdered my friend as they supported the murders i went into a personal tales been. -- tailspin. i have written over 1. 5 million words. i am the only radical from the '60s that i know of besides one or two other defectors who led mitt where they went wrong if you want to find out why i am no longer the anti-war activist it is because the left did not care they only wanted to bash america. then the left said go to how many of those are the leaders of the democratic party today. why will it you trust bernie sanders who was a lifelong supporter of communist causes? why would you trust anyone has his honeymoon in the soviet union? that is to the democratic party is today. with the help of debbie wasserman shultz i make no apologies. >> host: the did you care about is the conservative what was the reaction from longtime colleagues and parents? >> my mother believed family was more important than impala tex i think both my eight parents were worried because the panthers to end my life and they were vicious most of the people they murdered were black but because i wa

we're a black panther party for self-defense. so that inspired much of the black power movement.ilarly, the black lives matter movement is a response to what is perceived as ongoing set of atrocities against african-americans, particularly young men. the techniques are very different. modern technology allowed black lives matter to communicate and plan very quickly, in a matter of hours using modern digital technology, facebook and texting, et cetera, whereas the black panther party had to use a weekly newspaper to communicate their goals and their activities to their followers. >> before we take this next call, a reminder we do an awful lot with teachers as part of the c-span in the classroom effort. it is on our website at c-span.org. let's go to brian joining us from baltimore. >> good evening. thank you for taking my call. a couple of quick questions. first, the reginald s. lewis maryland museum of african-american history and culture right down the road in baltimore has done an excellent job partnering with the maryland state department of education to put together an excell

yet we don't hear about those in our history books as much as we did the black panther party which gets demonized as being antiwhite or violent. in terms of, quote, riots, mostly in urban phenomena and as well but i don't know what to say about the difference in the translation from rural to urban in terms of armed citizenship. >> the trial occur in portland, and was characterized rural. and the self-defense argument, and and how they were selected. >> it doesn't really matter. i find and they don't matter as much as prevailing ideology and what is reasonable. in zimmerman, and many other trials. and to be fearful in a particular moment. in a way i got that surprised but it is interesting in the city, this is a reasonable set of behavior. and they are lionized, they become the action he rose of do it yourself security citizenship for many people who believe that should be our right. >> i was wondering if you thought about the relationship between all of this and the rise of plea-bargaining in the united states. there are often terribles, i am thinking isn't it incredibly dangerous to ha

they called themselves the black panthers. that is something that the people who know the civil rights movement now. -- know. what they had emblazoned underneath the black panther was "we are the greatest." another example was martin luther king. he came out against the war in vietnam in 1967. it is not remembered the degree of pressure he received at the time. they thought that king should not be speaking out about and national -- international affairs of war. when he gave his first ,reference -- press conference like mohammed ali us, we are all victims of the same justice and oppression. i think the stories are incredible, i hope i am not alone. i think the problem is that in sports history itself, as it is told on the world wide leader -- espn, he gets soft lighting, the espn.music, it becomes the political teeth get extracted. that is what the book is about. it tries to reclaim that history. the history that we know, the history we are not told. it is well-known that jack johnson is the first heavyweight champion of the wo

darcus howe, a prominent figure in the british black panther movement.h a group of activists protesting about police harassment at the mangrove restaurant in notting hill. it was a completely non—event. until you looked around and saw 600 police. and we thought, hell, what's this? at the trial, all nine were cleared. the mangrove nine became a landmark case, exposing heavy—handed police tactics towards the black community. in 1981, darcus howe organised a 20,000 strong black people's day of action in protest over the police handling of the investigation into the new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. darcus was a fearless warrior. he helped to establish a tradition of black self organisation to tackle racial oppression. darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never ta ken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict. and have some respect for an old west

putin sees you either as a panther or a poodle. he sees you as slide slave or a master.s possible that now that he sees, hopefully sees that trump is not going to roll over for him, he will be more willing to have realistic discussions. he wants to have a war port in syria, no question about it. can he keep it, i don't know. but his support for iran, whose rallying cry is death to america, support for assad, part of the iranian empire. he needs to change on that. i think that trump is going to be touch with him. >> eric: david, as cliff points out, putin has he turned from poodle to panther regarding donald trump. >>> we don't know what putin is going to do. i can assure he didn't like the missile strikes and probably worried about what the u.s. is going on do in syria. he's strong in syria, military forces on the ground, significant impact, and pushing back the moderate rebels that we support. we don't know what his next chess move is going to be. it's essential that we get him to stand down and get assad to step down. >> eric: a lot of people said under barack obama th

running back christian mccaffrey went at number 8 to the carolina panthers. much more on all of in this sports. >>> it's windy out there. it's warmer out there. it's sunnier out there. it's thursday out there. friday is going to be even warmer and more sunnier. another word i know. 75 in santa rosa right now, or today. 67 in san rafael, 76 in concord. that's the warm spot. temperatures got right up there into the upper 70s, touching on 80. tomorrow we will see more 80s. there's an atmospheric river in the pacific. it's doing that arch thing. the high is there, the low is here. they're in close enough proximity that we're seeing wind. no wind advisories but it is windy at the beach, windy at the airports. especially at sfo. gusts to 35. a few clouds. just a nice looking day out there. temperature right now of 70 in concord, 68 livermore. so it's windy. santa rosa at the airport 26 miles per hour, really windy right at ocean beach and pacifica, sharp park. look at that, that's big time, right, gusting to 44 right now at sfo. so that's big time. that's significa

nfl great, ed mccaffrey, the stanford running back bringing his foot work to the panthers.ime-lapse. this passionate moment from he made to his grandmother. >> my dream is to play in the nfl. i'm a here, man. i completed the promise. that means [ bleep ] everything to me. excuse my language. find me later, man. means everything to me. >> as young men are watching the fate of their futures fold out on national television. many make it a priority to look good or at least memorable. twinning with their babies. daring with a bold pink. it was the lavender sass squatch suit set the tone. notre dame, qb, for a cause. sponsored the sasquatch, foundation provide financial aid to young adults with cancer. jamaal adams described his look as a balance flash and style. new, new york jets safety. rocking white window pane plaid double-breasted suits and shade nearly all night. first round pick, desean watson, custom lined very own michael strahan. completing the look with spiked louis vuittons. >> was. >> so cool. >> no, they're not. >> the cost of the spiked, flat smoking slippers, aro

in october they have back-to-back prime time games, thursday night matchup with the panthers and monday night home game with washington. week ten bye week is a plus, sunday night football in dallas, one of five prime time days in the season. christmas days, the eagles are home with the raiders and they finish up at home with dallas. on new year's b -- eve. >> "healthcheck" is coming up. >> a 15-year-old foster child stood up in church and pleaded for somebody to adopt and someone did, two years later we'll show you how he is enjoying life with his new family. a young boy who stood up in a florida church asking for a family to call him their own is enjoying life two years after his emotional plea. he is celebrating with being with the people he is calling the family for 24 months. he has a sister in college and brother who came from the same group home. he feels safe knowing there are people who care about him. >> what a beautiful story. >> it's a great story. a lot of terrific foster parents out there good work. >> reporter: we don't have good news on i-95. a fatal accident that blocked

is that for black panthers? peta, there is no use crying over spilled milk. apparently lindsey lohan has seen the light. rumors circulating that she may have converted to islam. why, i don't know. she read her bikini for a you are about kinney. -- for a you are abou a burkes. black lives matters in philadelphia bans white people from their facebook page. they are practicing racism. speak of black lives matter, a student was applying to stanford and wrote "black lives matter" 100 times in a row. and stanford accepted him. >> congratulations. remember the women's march, gals marching all over country to protest trump's inauguration, the silly resist answer hats? well, they are not selling very well. they original retailed for $20 and are now selling for 99 cents it seems like it's the only part of the trump economy that's not booming. first lady melania just posed for her official first portrait. the liberals found a reason to bash her. in quomost of the comment tier s on her face which looks airbrushed. for cosmopolitan magazine to complain with air brush is l

putin is the kind of guy who sees you either as a panther or a poodle. either a slave or master.s it possible that hopefully he sees that trump is not something going to roll over for him, he'll be more willing to have realistic discussions. he was to have a war report, can you keep that? i don't know. but his support for iran, whose rallying cry is part of the iranian empire, he needs to change on that. i think trump is going to be tough with him. >> eric: quick point, has been three turned from poodle to panther regarding donald trump to mexico we don't know what putin is going to do. assured, he doesn't like the missile strikes and is worried about what they're going to do next and syria but he is strong. he has a lot of military forces on the ground. he has a significant impact in pushing back the moderate rebels that we support. we don't know what his next chess move is going to be. but it's essential that we get him to stand down and get assad to step down. >> eric: this countries become a paper tiger, i would say that no longer the case. thank you very much. plenty more ah

second period, 2-2, bruins dumped the puck into the panthers zone. late third period, bruins took a man advantage. needs a couple of whacks. boston wins 5-2. bad news for the flyers. >>> they've lost all three meetings with the devils this season. michael noiberg will be in for the devils tonight. mason not available due to illness. as for the play-off chase, the flyers can only control what they do. >> we've been in the same hole. our focus is on exactly what it's been, taking care of our own business. and that's what we've done. that's the opportunity that we have again today. >> well, lay your eyes on this gentleman, fresh out of college, skating with the flyers this morning. a finalist for the hoeby baker award, college player of the year. will not play this weekend. could play tuesday. he talks about what it meant to sign his first pro contract. >> happy tears. been a long time coming. you wait your whole life for this. i got to give my mom and dad a big hug. tears of joy. it's an unreal feeling. just happy to be here. >> we're excite to have hi

of the ball out of back field, electric on special teams, a dangerous weapon for cam newton and panthers. raiders had 24th selection overhaul. they take ohio state corner conley. conley probably would have fwn higher but he is facing rape allegations in cleveland. he says those allegations are false. no charges have been filed in that case. >>> moving to baseball now, warriors' star kevin durant checking out the series finale. in trouble early, the second batter of the game, sieger connects and yahoo!. it is his first homer of the season. 1-zip dodgers in a flash. two for four, an rbi single in the sixth, knocks in bell, tied at one. dodgers two hits through nine frames but three hits in tenth inning along, andrew toles knocks in a run off steven oaker to make it 2-1 and dodgers win this game 5-1, splitting a four games series. a's and angels in anaheim. get off your phone. get off the phone. you're in the front row, wall the game. gave up a couple of rounds in the first. albert pools with a double off the wall scoring mike trout. went six innings, bottom of fifth, with a shot to the pit

of the ball out of back field, electric on special teams, a dangerous weapon for cam newton and panthers. raiders had 24th selection overhaul. they take ohio state corner conley. conley probably would have fwn higher but he is facing rape allegations in cleveland. he says those allegations are false. no charges have been filed in that case. >>> moving to baseball now, warriors' star kevin durant checking out the series finale. in trouble early, the second batter of the game, sieger connects and yahoo!. it is his first homer of the season. 1-zip dodgers in a flash. two for four, an rbi single in the sixth, knocks in bell, tied at one. dodgers two hits through nine frames but three hits in tenth inning along, andrew toles knocks in a run off steven oaker to make it 2-1 and dodgers win this game 5-1, splitting a four games series. a's and angels in anaheim. get off your phone. get off the phone. you're in the front row, wall the game. gave up a couple of rounds in the first. albert pools with a double off the wall scoring mike trout. went six innings, bottom of fifth, with a shot to the pit

know, the president trump said a couple of times, why is president obama meeting with the black panthers which wasn't necessarily true, but at least there was documentation to back in up that was accessible >> he was saying president obama in the past was least transparent president. >> the obama administration was not great with information request. it was a very administration, this will gain traction >> that does it for us tonight, 5at630. >>> we're back tonight with more news at 10:00 and 11:00. if you haven't had enough, we'll be back later on. have great easter. see you soon. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: kelly rowland had her book signing hijacked. she shows up at l.a.x. and laughs off the fur protests. >> aren't you going to continue to be a furrier? >> you know what's interesting about the fur protest? normally, you get like three seconds before they run in and tackle everybody. harvey: this was flat-footed. they just did it for a long time. >> had that been beyonce, it would be like beyonce -- done. [laughter] >> we got gigi hadid in new york. our camera guy is like how

home of the panthers. emily: what kind of kid were you? kevin: nerdy. i don't know. look back and i was into cross-country running. emily: you are on the lacrosse team? kevin systrom: i was. i wouldn't say i was a jock. emily: when did you start becoming interested in technology? kevin: i remember when my dad got our first computer at home, and i played video games all the time. i learned you could create your own levels, and then i learned programming and took classes in school. i wanted to make my own games. i loved it. emily: more importantly, perhaps, photography. you got into photography at a young age. kevin: you couldn't find me without a camera in my hand. i used to get in trouble because you know those packs -- there of film, like, 10 packs -- i would go through those packs. i loved taking photos. my family has a rich visual history now. i studied in florence in college and sat in the dark room there developing photos. that is where i learned about filtering. you could add these chemicals to the developing bath that would change the colors of the photos. i b

. ♪ >> reporter: beyonce after a super bowl performance a seeming tribute to the black panthers. >> guesshat, beyonce? white people like your music too. white people buy your songs on itunes, memorize your lyrics, admire your talent and beauty. >> reporter: that she made personal by going after the singer's husband. >> your husband was a drug dealer. for 14 years he sold crack cocaine. >> much of what you say i think could be described as provocative. do you mean it all? >> i mean it all. it's important to start a conversation. sometimes you need a kick in the pants to start that conversation and i'm happy to be that kick in the pants. >> you tweeted about black lives matter, meet the new kkk, which you later deleted. do you regret writing that? >> i deleted it. i know there's people that are going to disagree with some of the things that i say and that's okay. i'm not here to please everyone. >> but do you regret it? deleting it doesn't necessarily mean that you regretted it. >> i think sometimes you need a little more explanation than the characters that you're allowed on twitter. when

darcus howe, a prominent figure in the british black panther movement., charged with inciting a riot with a group of activists protesting about police harassment at the mangrove restaurant in notting hill. it was a completely non—event. until you looked around and saw about 600 police. and we thought, hell, what's this? at the trial, all nine were cleared. the mangrove nine became a landmark case, exposing heavy—handed police tactics towards the black community. in 1981, darcus howe organised a 20,000 strong black people's day of action in protest over the police handling of the investigation into the new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. darcus was a fearless warrior. he helped to establish a tradition of black self organisation to tackle racial oppression. darcus howe, at times controversial and confrontational. you are not a stranger to riots yourself, i understand, are you? following the london riots in 2011, there was this heated exchange. i have never ta ken part in a single riot. i have been on demonstrations that ended up in a conflict

>> reporter: the fellow stanford star christian mccan havery went eighth overall to the carolina panthersclara, collin risch. >>> as for the raiders, their first round pick was controversial. they lekd slekd gareon conley of ohio state. he is talented but he was accused of sexual assault earlier this month by a woman in cleveland at a hotel there. he denies all charges. the raiders are saying tonight they have complete confidence in his character on and off the field. one more time just in case you missed it there. christian mccaffery, the last two or three years electrifying stanford fans with his explosiveness on the field. tonight going to north carolina as the eighth overall pick. congratulations to all the newest millionaires from the bay area. >> back in a moment with sarah westchester. >>> world famous actress helen mirren bears a striking resem lance to sarah winchester. the film is in production right now. some of the film was shoet last month in san jose at the winchester mystery house. the movie will be released next year. it will be very exciting. lots of mystery. if you go th

christian mccaffrey went eighth overall to the panthers. the dodgers allowing just one run in seven innings but it was tied one to 1. the gap with a run score. they win 5 to 1. kendall gray men off the disabled list today. he give up two runs in the first marketing. he gets ben revere for 1, then leaps over revere to get cliff pennington the 3rd. unbelievable. the a's lose to do to 1. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's almost friday and we are so happy. >> seven days. got to get everybody a bigger tv. we can get a couple more days in there. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> michelle griego, kenny choi will have all the news you need. they will check your traffic and drier weather to start the day captioning sponsored by cbs >> cbs news this morning, real news. ( soft music ) >> hey, did you hear trump signed an executive order which would allow him to change our national monuments. >> he's trying to weaken my act. bully! >> outrage! what do you care? you were chopping down cherry trees left and right.

church we improve things now but they didn't confrontational lee everybody here about the black panthers? i promise in california in the '60s or '70s they cause to fear. they were organized into not back down. they were scary black people. now you have people stumble that is mixed-race congregation of blacks and whites and hispanics mingling together and they want to be involved by doing positive things. the mayor of san francisco knowing he has big business will only win if he can gather the discarded parts of the population to make a new coalition and get the amount to vote who can do that but jim jones? he not only delivers but he lands the greyhound buses to the campaign is you can pick up the voters anywhere in town even with no other transportation to get them to a voting booth gemma jones, jr. was wonderful to contribute to the book that where he explained you have a lot of registered voters from san francisco living in los angeles sent some buses down there and bring them back mosconi wins by a few thousand votes any wonder who made that possible and expects quid pro quo? that is

christian mccaffrey went eighth overall to the panthers. dodgers allowing just one run in seven innings but it was tied one to 1. the gap with a run score. they win 5 to 1. kendall gray men off the disabled list today. he give up two runs in the first marketing. he gets ben revere for 1, then leaps over revere to get cliff pennington the 3rd. unbelievable.,, >>> it's almost friday and we are so happy. >> seven days. got to get everybody a bigger tv. we can get a couple more days in there. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> michelle griego, kenny choi will have all the news you need. they will check your traffic and drier weather to start the and drier weather to start the day,,,, >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. >> when we don't find food to eat, i feel like fainting. >> today, i have nothing. i have no idea what i'm going to feed them. >> i feel like my head is turning. i don't feel good at all. >> many people here have seen their children die. i do not want this to happen to my children

the birds will play a thursday night game in week six against the carolina panthers. the next game will be in primetime monday at home against washington. week 11 and 13 are road games against the cowboys and seahawks. both games will be seen on nbc10. they're back in primetime for another monday night game at home against oakland in week 16 on christmas night. check out the full schedule of the nbc10 -- on the nbc10 mobile app and nbc10.com. >>> it's that time. this morning, the first details to the wawa welcome america july 1th concert. -- july 4th concert. >> it includes a big change that you need to know about. [ cheers ] >> the wawa welcome america concert is the finale of the six-day festival that runs from june 29th to july 4th. this year's theme is everyone is a historymaker. on the 4th, the free concert will begin at 7:00 p.m. it's going to be amazing. and it will be followed by one of the biggest fireworks displays in the country at 9:30. that's earlier than last year, by the way. ♪ said we can't >>> the queen of hip-hop and soul mary j. blige will headline

immigration act" and there is information but not as document as the civil rights music or black pantherse: we have actors who come to this table all the time who say the best work they see-- the best script, the best text, the best characters is on television. >> yeah, i have to admit that that's kind of true. this is my first-ever tv show. it didn't feel like i was filming a tv show. it felt like two really intense independent films i shot back to back, especially working with john ridley. >> rose: the screenwriter. >> and direct three of the six episodes as well. i now understood why actors love television. you get this extra time to go deeper into your characters, which sometimes it can be rush, run, rush, in a film. >> rose: she tells ken in episode one, "i have to be with someone who wants to do things," as to why she is no locker with him. >> uh-huh. i think she does not know how to be neutral or quiet in the face of injustice. and that, you know, as we go on with the episodes, we'll find out that her father -- >> who was in prison, was he not? >> a political prisoner in india. so

has anyone heard of the black panthers? i promise you, in california, in the 1960s, early 1970s, they caused fear. they were organized. they didn't back down. they were scary black people. now you get peoples temple which is a mixed race congregation, blacks, whites, hispanics, people mingling together as equals, and they want to get involved publicly by doing positive things. george mazzoni, running for your of san francisco knowing he has big business against him, is only going to win if he can gather the discarded parts of the population. make a new coalition, get them out to vote. who is he going to go to, who can do that but jim jones? jim jones not only delivers, he gets his people voting, he lends the greyhound buses belonging to people's temple to his campaign. you can pick up voters anywhere in town, even if there is no other transportation. get them to a voting booth.em jim jones junior, who was so wonderful contributing to this book set in them meeting where jones explained, you have a lot of registered san franc

raiders are going to mexico city to play the patriots. 49ers open the season at home against the panthershey have only one primetime game. that's against the rams on a thursday. the cowboys, will be coming to levi stadium in october while the new york giants visit a couple of weeks laider. >> the raiders, three times. up next, titanic, the movie is back in the headlines. we'l have assembled. so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! to commemorate... the titanic >>> it may be hard at that believe but this year marks the 20th anniversary the film, titanic. to commemorate it the titanic museum is showing off some of the famous costumes from that movie. the titanic won academy awards for best costume designs. people at the titanic museum in missouri can see some of the costumes up close and personal. curators from museums all over the world have visited, including hundreds of people who had relatives on board. that was a great movie. >> jack and rose; is that right. >> jack and rose. 20 years. >> i feel old right

the birds will play a thursday night game in week six against the carolina panthers. the next game will be in primetime monday at home against washington. week 11 and 13 are sunday night road games. they're going to dallas and seattle. both games have been seen here on nbc10. and they're back in primetime for a monday night game at home against the raiders. that's on christmas. check out the full schedule on the nbc10 mobile app and nbc10.com. >>> well, this morning we have the first details of the wawa welcome america july 4th concert. >> we are very excited. they include a big change that you need to know about. the welcome america concert is the finale of a six-day festival which will run this year from june 29th to july 4th. this year's theme is everyone is a historymaker. on the 4th, the free concert will begin at 7:00 followed by one of the biggest fireworks displays in the country at 9:30 which is earlier than last year. ♪ >>> that is who we will be grooving to on the parkway. mary j. blieng will headline the concert on the parkway. >> mary j.! >> also performe

temple, where he joined england to study law at middle temple, where hejoined the british black panthers for organising the 20,000 strong black people's march in 1981, best known in the uk for his involvement in channel 4's black—on—black series, also current affairs programme devils advocate. he leaves behind seven children. the government is facing pressure to guarantee that migrant workers will still be able to work in the nhs after the uk leaves the european union. a cross—party group of mps is warning that brexit will cause a critical shortage of doctors and nurses. it comes as the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, declined to rule out the possibility that freedom of movement could continue until the next general election and beyond. ellie price reports. the brexit negotiations got under way this week to great fanfare and letters. theresa may wrote to the eu to trigger article 50, the eu in return published draft guidelines on its negotiation strategy, but as expected there was no more detail on the content of the deal, and this morning sir michael fallon would not be drawn on

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supporting his dad and now the stanford runningback is bringing his fancy footwork to the carolina pantherst a time lapse. this passionate moment from mckinley remembering a promise he made to his grandmother. >> my dream is to play in the nfl and i'm here, man. i completed the promise. that means [ bleep ] everything to me. find me later, man. >> reporter: as young men are watching the fate of their futures fold out on national television, many make it a priority to look good, or at least memorable. daring with a bold pink. the lavender sas sas sas sas sas in support of a foundation that provides financial aid to young adults with cancer. lsu safety describes his look on the red carpet as a balance between flash and style. the new new york jets safety rocking a white window pane double breasted suit and his shades the whole night. flashes his custom lined collection by abc's very own michael strahan. spiked louis vuitton. >> they're so cool. >> no, they're not. >> the cost of those slippers, kendis and diane, 2 grand. >> what. >> maybe then it will be 2 grand and $425. that is just -- i do

september 10th the california panthers coming to the said yum to face the 49ers and that is one to look out for in the meantime the giants, second team in major league history to draw a sell out crowd, 500 times, nice afternoon there at at&t and christ yaen-christian royal that kid with a great week. getting a single and bell scoring, by the way his family was watching, the dodgers score four to earn a skiers split. giving it up here, that's a single and add aegg more and 5 to 1 is the final. and this might be the way it goes. win a few in ate row and lose a few, not a good series here this week. they went deep into the center field and decker has a bead on it but you have to make the play out there, going for au double and a lead but you have to see this play here. pitching well and trablging the runner down-tracking the runner down. caught off third and leaps over him and tagging the player out. double play and went six innings gave up only two runs. spurs winners and in the nba, getting it to parker and that is a good idea because parker had a night. 27 points who said he is too old?

>> many of the guys in the yard that they have listed up will speak for them from the of black panther party but it is not a very flattering portrait but he does not want to endorse them. summit is one of the moments where is the lesions bottles of i hope what people feel is the unexpected but then realize is this more complicated. >> with the sheer scale to literally have autopsies. to make sure the constant intimidation what are we supposed to think? what are we left with? >> if we had discussions about prosecutors and grand juries the internal system is flawed and insufficient. related say closed society the prosecutorial relationship but the stakes are far too high for that much responsibility. but it is remarkable how we are still here with the idea at some much prosecutorial discretion to hear the heinous testimony. that does raise a lot of questions. >> do i have anymore questions? >> what surprised you the most? >> what i was most surprised deciding to write a book on attica i would pull the box and right to the story that was shocked number one after a number of years of pokin

that it a couple of years after that the second part that is the history from 65 from the black panthers and the nationalism. . . live coverage of the "los angeles times" festival of books and we will begin with an author panel on the environment. [inaudible] [applause] i am so thrilled to be able to have three wonderful guests we have here to discuss a very important topic environment surviving the future. i will tell you about each of them starting to my far left, lee van der voo is an independent journalist based in my favorite city in the plan of portland oregon and also the author of the fish market inside the big-money battle for the ocean and your dinner plate. sitting next to her everyonenn hold your applause until the end come in the middle is miriam horn, "the new york times" best selling sequel at the environmental defense fund and lived in new york city her latest title last but not least my left journalist and community-based activists in richmond california the author of three previous books like the la times, "boston globe," usa today, the progressive and many more and als

. >> michael gray panthers i can't believe that the police are again trying to arm themselves with tasers we've been through this again and again and the community is always spoken saying not to delay tasers there has been community meetings all over the city and in which a strong response of saying not to delay tasers and the fact that you are considering bringing them back flies in the face of what the community wants and the community needs it is just outrageous we know we are not tricked by the idea that it will reduce officers officer-involved shootings. >> data shown that officer-involved shootings and death actually increased where tasers have been brought in 80 percent of tasers used across the country have been against unarmed suspects and so what that means is that the police having tasers is just another weapon to terrorize people we'll not put up with that the argument disproportionately against blacks and latinos and the mills. >> next member of the public please. david again san franciscans for police accountability to working off the last budget request i think came here in

fellow stanford store he christian mccaffrey he goes to carol that panther weal here from the man whoe trigger. new gm john lynch as well as kyle shanahan. thank you colin. >> the raiders will be picking their first pick in about an hour from now. baseball and the sunshine giants and dodgers who is that in kerch durant. >> my gosh. >> hanging out. >> he was sitting couldn't see how tall. >> kd and wear years have time on et last night just like we go to extra innings the dodgers come out on top l.a. scores four runs in the tenth inning. dodgers win 5-1 split the series. >> bay area women recorded in the restroom at work. what happened after they reported that crime to police? we investigate. tonight at 11:00. >> jeff back with us now we saw the sunshine and everyone at at&t park all weekend long. >> stay with us. see on the extended forecast 80 extended on saturday. possibly 87 by next tuesday. 89 on wednesday. may have to revise that put in a few low 90s a smidge cooler heading into next thursday's forecast. looks great. >> this is a pina collada weather. have a great evening. >> bye