and michael raced to phillip's bedside. he has been a constant there for the last 4 hours obviously. providing great support to the hughes family. >> may kel read a statement on behalf of the family and they said that cricket was phillip's life. >> you know, everyone who has spoken about phillip hughes talks about these hardworking cricketer who had a great sense of humor, that was polite and very humble. and whilst he had an explosive entry on to the international stage when he made his debut with australia in 2009, he's had a bit of an up and down career since then. he had a chance of being selected. he was a very successful batsman and as we heard from james sutherland, the boss of cricket australia during that press conference, he said that the best was yet to come. even though michael clark didn't speak personally, he would be extremely, extremely emotion. he certainly read the statement from the faemt, but it was interesting i think to hear from the surgeon who operated on phillip hughes about the fact that cricket ba

phillips of boston. politics. >> well, this criticism of abraham lincoln was countered by the most radical member of the congress who championed the aent-slavery cause of ohio. 1849 congressman in 1849 announced that he was going to introduce a bill abolishing slavery here in the district of columbia. one of the provisions of lincoln's bill abolishing slavery in the district was for fugitive slaves who escaped to be rendered back. and, therefore, phillips said he was justified in calling lincoln the slave hound of illinois. and he called his bill one of the poorest and most confused specimens of pro-slavery compromise. and he went on to call lincoln, a naive, a huckster in politics, a county courthouse lawyer, whose only commendation is that lying newspapers could make him out of the emptiness of his past any character they pleased. well, this criticism of abraham lincoln in 186 0 by wendell phillips was countered by the most radical member of the congress who championed the anti-slavery cause, joshua r.

and what does phillips do? he denounces lincoln for turning over a slave trader to be tried for a crime. ironically, this is an argument the people -- that democrats were making as a good reason for impeaching lincoln. and pro-slavery forces were, of course, enthusiastic about phillips' argument. well, that speech in particular drew a loot of abolitionist criticism. but the upshot was that more and more abolitionists deserted phillips and it is no wonder, then, that in late august parker pills dblgs bury lamented to phillips, i came up from boston last night sick at heart, almost every abolitionist i see now swears by lincoln and denounces your course. a month thereafter elizabeth katie stanton similarly bemoaned the loss. one by one, she complained to susan b. anthony. and so, i think the most sensible and persuasive comment by a radical about abolitionist made by congressman william kelly of pennsylvania, who was one of the leading radicals with the nickname of pick iron. he was a big supporter of terrorists

one hole for phillips and two for the c.i.a. you can see that tepedino who had been talking with the fbi, would be afraid that phillips would be afraid he would be working behind the c.i.a.'s back. let scroll down to the end of this cable. again, and tell us how close the looks and tepedino were. it at the new contact that pancho will give him. the name harvey thompson. next slide. here's a c.i.a. document that tells us more about this harvey thompson. blow it up. thompson is phil toomey meeting withan anti-castro -- it mentions castro. next slide. this is an excerpt from the bay of pigs history. it tells us more about phil toomey. he was a close associate of philips and was a political and psychological strategist. next slide. this is a bunch of pseudonyms. merton. knight appears in hunt's books. next slide. we have got a bunch more. lawrence f. barker pops up in mexico city. somebody asked me a question? douglas and bob lee and roberto has a lot to do when he is running conte aguero. pay television and radio personality in cub

relationship phillip hughes. phillip hughes played in mumbai.rts reporter patrick geary looks back at phillip's career. >> reporter: phillip hughes was the embodiment of the australian batsman, a breed for whom graft is as important as craft. the quiet country boy from new south wales was part cricketer, part fighter. hughes had guts, if not always grace. the 81 he made in a losing cause in the first test of last year's ashes demonstrated his character. he had begun his career by becoming the youngest man to score a century in both innings of a test match, but his form was patchy and he found himself in and out of the australia team. hughes worked on his game in england. he was popular in county cricket. >> a young man, very popular, full of energy, a bit of mischief about him. but a fantastic player. >> reporter: hughes was playing for south australia when he was struck on the head bay delivery from shawn abbott. he was taken to hospital, but despite surgery succumbed to injury. still in his mid 20s, phillip hughes would surely have played for

cricket was phillip's life.thank the staff at the hospital and medical staff for their great efforts with phillip. we love you. >> anna koren who has more from australia. as we listen to that statement there. he did all he could to keep it together before he rushed out and was overcome with emotion. talk to us about the impact this death has and what people in australia are feeling at this hour. >> you mentioned michael clark managing to hold it together. that would take an enormous amount of courage. he has been at phillip's bedside with the family hoping and praying that phillip would somehow come out of this metaically induced coma. but as we know from the doctors, he suffered massive bleeding. a huge hemorrhage on the brain and despite emergency surgery on tuesday after he was struck by that fateful ball he never recovered. and this time this afternoon, sydney time, he passed away. but there has been an outpouring of grief, support and love for the hughes family and the australian cricket team and for those

we're going to miss you." >> phillip hughes. of course his colleagues have been posting their tributes as well. they're coming from all around the world. shocked to hear about phil. sad day for cricket. deepest condolences to family, friends, and well-wishers. and the former england great said a very sad day for the world of cricket. so sorry for phillip hughes and his family. spare a thought for sean abbott. he, of course, was the bowler. and the former international cricketer shane warn wrote just an absolute tragedy that hughesy is no longer with us. he was such an awesome young man. relationship, buddy. shattered. some of the expressions coming from around the world on the death of phillip hughes. let's go to the west of england, to bristol, so we can speak to david sid lawrence. thanks very much indeed for coming to the studio. i guess the reactions speak for themselves. it's deeply upsetting as well as it is shocking. >> yeah, very shocking. i think this morning we all woke up completely numb, the cricketing world felt tha

cricketer phillip hughes has dade.kind of questioning how big of a deal or how important this is, bryce kind of teed it up perfectly saying in australia with a game like cricket, the captains of these teams are as highly regarded as the head of state, if not more so. so a very dbig deal in australi. thanks for giving us your reaction. >> as he said, shock waves across the nation. and australia's prime minister tony abbott has issued a statement on hearing of hughes' death. it reads, phillip hughes was a young man living out his dreams. his death is a very sad day for cricket and a heart breaking day for his family. what happened has touched millions of australians. for a young life to be cut short playing a national game seems a shocking aberration. she was loved, admired and respected by his teammates and by legions of crick the fans. australians' thoughts and prayers are with the hughes' family. the words there of australia's prime minister. well, we are expecting a news conference from hughes' doctors in the next 20

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the cricket star phillip hughes is dead. we will look back at the 25-year-old impact on the sport. >>> a much quieter night on the streets of ferguson. why this story is making headlines in the united states and around the world. >>> and a wild start to a busy holiday weekend in the u.s. we'll show you what the weather has in store over these next few days. we begin this hour in ferguson, missouri where a third night were calmer. only a few dozen protesters took to the streets outside police headquarters. just as authorities hoped, freezing temperatures kept violence to a minimum. public outrage on monday when the grand jury did not indict darren wilson. the officer shot and killed michael brown in august setting off tension in the city. despite the unrest in ferguson, protests broke out in other cities. this is the scene in oakland, california for demonstrators took to the streets. demonstrators in los angeles and most demonstrations are peaceful, this week, we have seen protests block bridges and tunnels and major highways

phillip of berkeley has already learned the big lessons in life. you have to take the bad with the good. and you could say phillip has experienced the very bad with the very good. phillip had brain cancer, doctors can treat it but they can't cure it. and that's where the a's come in. remember the famous babe ruth story where the babe tells a kid in the hospital he will hit a homer for him that day. well that's what dave henderson did. >> he said he was going to hit a home run for me. >> reporter: and here it is. >> and he hit it. it's hit well and there she goes. >> i didn't think he was going to hit it. but he cracked that boy. he fooled me. he hit that ball hard, man. that ball went far. that was a ice ball. >> when he hit it i said phillip that's for you and he goes, yes. >> reporter: this afternoon the salvation army took phillip and his family back to the oakland coliseum for another game and a chance to say thanks. >> i said i was going to hit a home run. i always say that. you want me to sign this card? >> yes. >> that looks like a home run

>> there were concerns. >> bryant phillips' cause of death is still under investigation.ot been charged in that case, but she will spend the rest of her life in prison with no chance for parole for killing melvin. and the family says that investigation is far from closed. >> we can be glad that we've got julia locked up, and we know that she will never see the light of day again, but now, we got to go after the next one. >> the family believes there's a hit man still out there and is offering a $10,000 reward to help catch him. police are looking for him too. lieutenant rich caddell is heading up a new investigation team that's taking a fresh look at the case. >> we're confident it's going to be cracked one of two ways. either someone is going to tell us something finally, or it's going to be through digital evidence via phone records, computer records or something like that. >> do you feel like you're getting close? >> i feel like we're closer than we have been. >> for melvin's family, only partial justice has been served. >> i will not give up until we know everybody th

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they had great efforts with phillip. we love you. >> in a country where it is a national sport, losing such a big name player has shocked millions. the prime minister gave a national address. >> the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing a national game is shocking and sobering. >> tributes to the player, who was just shy of his 26t 26th birthday have flooded in from around australia and the world. >> i think all those who played cricket, who played cricket who have children playing cricket are devastated by this news across the world. >> friday, flags across his home state will fly at half staff. shortly after his death was announced, doctors explained how serious his injury had been. >> phillip took the blow at the side of the neck, and as a result that have blow, his vertical artery, one of the main leading to the brain, was compressed by the ball. that caused the artery to split and for bleeding to go up into the brain. he had a massive bleed into his brain. >> standard cricket balls weigh 160 gr

now, the aw strailier cricketer phillip hughes has died. he died after being struck in the head with a ball. the flags were lowered to half mast. >> a tragic accident which has shake at any world of sports. australian cricketer phillip hughes was struck on the neck bay ball during a domestic match on tuesday. despite receiving immediate assistance and being put into an induced coma, doctors were unable to save his life. he died three days before his 26th birthday. his team captain read out the statement on behalf of the family. >> he was full of life and we as a family shared the love of the game with him but we would like to thank all the medical and nursing staff at st. vincent's hospital for their great efforts with phillip. we love you. >> fans have taken to social media to thayer condolences. england's cricket legend asked people to spare thoughts for the man who balled the ball. deaths are rare in cricket with just five other deaths in the professional game in over 140 years. doctors say phillips died of a rare condition. >> it leads

in phillips county, the worst display of racial violence of to that point in the 20th century. over 300 african-american men, women and children were hunted and shot down over the course of three days, thousands were driven from their homes in the african-american section of town that was bloated and destroyed. what happened afterwards in 72 african american men were arrested, many were tortured and tried to procure them and given narratives of hutu accused and what they should say, the torture being put in an electric chair and being told they would put the current on if they did not say what their interrogators, what ultimately happened is 12 african-american men who then tried for the mob domination that happened in phillips county and they were sentenced to die. the litigation strategy developed by the naacp was focus directly on getting the national government involved in state trial, and it was in the process of being swept under the rug. naacp headquarters data, walter white was an african-american but was very fair skinned and somebody that could pass. and oh yes, crazi

social researcher and professor lynn phillips studies this. is there a hook-up culture? >> people are less apologetic about it. people see it as the norm, whereas, you know, when i was in college, people - we called it one night stands or sleeping around. you were supposed to be a little shire about it. now, not so much. people talk about it as a fact of college. add to that huge pressure to drink and overdrink. and so that makes things complicated as well. if you really, really drunk, you can't consent. we don't do enough to teach young men about that, that you can't have sex with someone who is incapacitated. that's rape. >> reporter: phillips interviewed hundreds of college students about their experiences. she says it doesn't help that women and men are bombarded with sexual images from childhood on. >> people take in the scripts from the time they are little. >> everything from music videos, billboards, victoria's secret adds, cosmo. everywhere in the culture. there's erotizizing and naturalizing of sexual assaultee mixed with physical force. it focuses on male enti

the dramatic events were portrayed in the tom hanks movie "captain phillips." >> look at me, look at the captain now. >> the "maersk" crew fought back against the pirates but the pirates took a lifeboat and escaped with their hostage, captain richard phillips. soon news reached the united states an american was being held captive on a tiny lifeboat in the middle of the indian ocean. >> we knew we had a system in place. that's kind of our specialty is to rescue people in the ocean. the thing unfolded and we kind of knew that something was going to happen because negotiations weren't going well and these guys are doing this and it's getting kind of rugged. >> american navy ship and helicopters were able to block the lifeboat carrying captain phillips and his so maly pirate kidnappers from reaching somalia even as the pirates opened fire. at the same time the call was made, send in the s.e.a.l.s. >> good friday, april 10th, which is my birthday. and i was at a tea party for easter at my kid's preschool. and we were actually sitting the kids down, getting them stuff to eat when we got th

that's where phillip hughes played his domestic cricket.een a tough time for all cricket lovers in australia. i suppose first thing is just the reaction you have to the scale, the outpouring of sympathy that you've seen across your country and around the world. what does it mean to you? >> i think it just shows how loved phillip was. he was a remarkable player and a remarkable person. and the outflow of love that has come from thousands of people within australia. i suspect millions from around the world. it just reflects the strength of love and concern that we all have for this tragic event. >> did you know phillip well yourself? what was your personal connection with him? >> i knew phillip really well. he was the -- a humble guy that befriended everybody he met. we talked a lot and people have reported a lot about his on field talents and the many fabulous innings that he's played, but we also remember him too as someone that had such a passion for cricket and he spent many, many hours -- he attended over 100 clinics in his short time he

the victim is phillip leon washington, a 50-year-old money courier.n someone's husband, someone's brother. it was senseless. they didn't have to take his life. >> surveillance cameras captured the chilling incident but there are few clues about the perpetrators. >> it's rare to actually capture a murder on video. and it's been extremely frustrating, in fact that we have the murder on video, and yet, we haven't been able to solve the case yet. the problem is, the suspects are masked so one cannot identify a suspect from the video. and as a result, the case remains unsolved. >> as a money courier, phillip's responsible for picking up money from various nightclubs throughout the dallas-ft. worth area and dropping off their nightly deposits. >> his normal routine was to leave about 2:30 a.m. and head off to the first club, whichever one was ready. and he would go pick up the day's money, as far as work was concerned. >> he is aware it's potentially a dangerous job, and he has a background in law enforcement. so philip always takes several precautions. he

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then kyle saw another man down, marine sergeant phillip box. in the open, 30 feet behind them, two injured -- too injured to reach cover. kyle remembers thinking, it's just matter of time before i'm dead. if that's going to happen, i might as well help someone while i can. with bullets impacting all around him, kyle ran to box and began to pull the injured ma rain to cover. but -- marine to cover. but worried he'd expose box to firing, he retreated. he went out over and over thinking to himself, i'm not going to make it. he could feel the pressure of the rounds going by him but somehow, miraculously, they never hit him. not once. one of his teammates said it was as if kyle was moving faffletter than a speeding bullet. finally -- finally kyle succeeded nulling his comrade to cover. tragically, they were on that cliff -- there on that cliff, sergeant box succumbed to his wounds. but in his final moments, this american marine surely found some solace in kyle white, the american soldier who until the very end was there by his side. that other injur

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