sickles will end up going off to the united kingdom when teams buchanan passed up by president pierce. president pierce will be the first president since interjection to win a second term and the only real big your stature to challenge him to a second term is james buchanan and he resolves to set beginning off as minister of the united kingdom. is a former secretary of state and longtime senator encouragement and does not need disappointment and not interested in this appointment but pierce makes every concession and makes every demand and so buchanan get sent packing. he needs a good aid to go with him and a mutual friend of his makes the connection that sickles ends up hitching his wagon to the sky looks like he's in the next chapter of a long career of public service. they end up going to the united kingdom where teresa shines with her ability to speak multiple languages and her familiarity with language and culture and she's in her element promoting the united states at queen victoria score. they should have stayed there. he will come back to pave the way for james buchanan who ca

because pierce had sent buchanan to united kingdom to put an end to his career but, in fact, pierce will sign the kansas-nebraska act, undoing the missouri compromise leading to violence and election fraud in kansas. the only democrat with the hope of winning the presidency in 185687 who is an hated by the kansas-nebraska act. the very act that meant to and begins career ended up making sure he become the next president sickles comes back to lay the ground can people speculated he would be in life or something bigger in the buchanan administration. sickles is not interested. this is a recurring theme. daniel sickles is his own man. in fact, let me read something to you which i think is illustrative of his general life philosophy. he writes this as a congressman, but think about him it, think t sickles at gettysburg, in every aspect of his life and see if this doesn't fit. i cannot play courtier to the multitude much less individuals. i know all the consequences and that many a long years since to enjoy it, even at the price which must inevitably be paid. i do not deem it a wise course, n

pierce wrote "the turner diaries" hoping to unite the movement behind a story. >> pierce knew fictionould be more powerful than facts. >> it was the tale of earl turner, a soldier in a white rebellion. >> we are in a war to the death with the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining an elite terrorist group called the order. the group kills millions of blacks, jews and their allies on the road to victory. >> spoiler alert, the book ends with turner flying a megaton bomb into the pentagon. >> pierce's race war fantasy struck a chord. >> they got so many requests for the self-published paperback, they started to stock it. >> selling half a million copies in the years that followed. >> it's to this point the most influential piece of white supremacist writing that exists. >> and what began as fiction, became a real life rebellion. powerful new white supremacist armies sprung up in the 1980s. boasting tens of thousands of hard core members. >> you could say we're the front line soldiers for the movement. >> on

i had to come from this man, pierce. he was a moderate like everybody else in 1910, 1912 when the rules first past. as he saw it he joined with the nationaliststs as many others dd and he wrote this essay which has been formative in history ever since. >> translator: the men who fled ireland for 25 years have done evil and they are bankrupt and i policy, credit, not even n words. they have nothing to propose ireland no ways, no courage and based on the church and blasphemy. it's no longer the utterances of men but thend chattering of our soul. it's built upon an untruth. they've conceived of it as a material thing whereas as a spiritual thing they need the same main man would think if he decides he has an immortal soul. they do not recognize the image and likeness of god hence the nation to them isn't a holy thing, violent and viable, the thing a man that are not. they thought of the nationalities to be negotiated about a tariff rather than an immediate jewel to be preserved a thing so secret it may not be brought into t

deanna pierce all eventually decided to write a biography of her father in preparation she recorded aseries of interviews which no one would see for many years the conversations marked the end of a long period of deep discord deonna died in 2009 several years after the book was published. planned to write about asteroid. she mentioned it to him my father's 1st reaction was no biographies are about the dead not the living under the law of. daniel pierce solo who is also a musician is now the custodian of his father's legacy danielle's relationship with foster was not always easy times of deep affinity and musical collaboration alternated with long periods of separation. but always united the father and son was a love of fishing. maybe it was your becoming my father and i went shock machine together only what it was in some glass in 1961. i think what made my father strong was the problem with his leg he tried to conceal it but he couldn't hide it. by when you looked at him his left leg was a pillar and his right was scrawny. it always upset him if someone had called him limp he would h

. >> written in the 1970s by william pierce. >> i did admire many things that hitler wrote. >> he was one-time physics professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist movement. >> villain owes traitorous. >> in the 1960s pierce saw his cause unfire. >> i will die for god before i yield one inch. >> for years the all-powerful ku klux klan had led the charge. >> threats. beatings. rapings. and of course murder. >>. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ ♪ >> then the civil rights movement. a crushing blow to the klan. >>-free at last. free at last. thank good are god all mighty we are free at laft. >> in its wake. klan membership declined. and white supremacists were divided. among competing ideologies. pierce wrote the turner diaries hoping to unite the movement hipped a story. >> he knew that nick shup would be more powerful than facts. >> it was the sale offer earl turner. >> we are in a war to the death against the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining an elite terrorist group called the order. the grou

the subject property is located at pierce street.in february 2010, the department of building inspection oakland -- opened a complaint case regarding the attached home in the rear yard stating the building was abandoned and partially collapsed. in november of 2012, the permit to repair the dwelling was issued. in april 2015, the planning department opened an enforcement case after receiving a complaint that the building was demolished the demolition was confirmed by staff. at the time of the demolition the code required mandatory discretionary review for residential demolition. the planning commission hearing was held on march 10th, 2016, in the planning commission guidance at the time included a reduction in building mass of the replace and structure removal of offstreet parking from the ground floor of the rear dwelling. it was continued and during the continuance a planning code was amended to require conditional use authorization for residential demolitions and that is how we are here today for conditional use hearing. the propos

william pierce and john rawls met the ship. and john recorded that about 20 arrived in late august of 6019. these people had been these people had been kidnapped twice and ended up on these shores as unfree people. there are a lot of people who refer to them as enslaved, but i dispute that particular idea. i say they were unfree because they had been free people before their captivity. when they came to the virginia coastline, they were sold as servants. three to four days later, another ship arrived. the treasurer. it offloaded a few people, total of 32 africans arrived in 1619. about one month after the virginia legislature was formed that also created its court system. years later, that court system would begin to systematically take the human rights away from those first africans, and later, the legislature would continue that process in codifying it into law. we know there were probably about 17 women and 15 men. we don't know their ages. probably young, older children, teenagers, young adults who were forced to come here

daniel pierce solo who is also a musician is now the custodian of his father's legacy. danielle's relationship with faster was not always easy times of deep affinity and musical collaboration alternated with long periods of separation. what always united the father and son was a love of fishing. the vehicle shop becoming my father and i went shock machine together only what it was in some glass in 1981. i think what made my father strong was the problem with his leg he tried to conceal it but he couldn't hide it. when you looked at him his left leg was a pillow and his right was scrawny. it always upset him if someone a called him limp he would have attacked them. was born march 11th 1921 in mar del plata argentina. it was a town of fishermen and immigrants that the local elites hope to transform into a luxury a seaside resort. pastor was born with a clubfoot in an attempt to correct it he underwent 7 surgeries the 1st when he was just a year old after each surgery he spent many months in a cast. his mother assumed to and his father to be thin to decided not to have any

we have our fort pierce utilities authority doing the same thing. our police department will go on alpha bravo, which is full-tilt boogie, all the staffs on call are in the police station starting tomorrow. so we're very prepared for this, but we understand people are concerned and, you know, have fear and we want the people who want to evacuate to evacuate now. >> mayor hudson, governor desantis said this morning that evacuation plans might be announced later on today. what are your biggest concerns when it comes to evacuating fort pierce and the barrier island right off the coast? >> well, as long as it's orderly, it will probably go well. and if people can start early -- a lot of businesses and schools are closing today at noon. so a lot of people will be able to get on the road quicker and there's two arteries, i-95 and i-75. and so they need to keep moving slowly and steadily and people need to get on the road. if they're leaving, as soon as possible. >> so mayor, perhaps you heard our reporter, rosa flores earlier, she was out at orlando talki

west palm, fort pierce, somewhere in there. this is called the spaghetti plot for obvious reasons. all the forecast models and their projections. the red in the middle is the consensus. this will put it close to cape canaveral. i think it will be a little south of it. the steering currents are around the area of high pressure which is to the north of that. that's going to weaken on monday. so therein lies the rub. it may send it up the coast once it begins to move in. it may lift northward through northern florida, georgia, and south carolina. water temps are warm. it has plenty of energy, and recon measured 110-mile-per- hour wind gust. a category two, on the border of three. we're close to being what should be at the end of august. 60s on the temps, and 50s for others, and it looks a little cooler today compared to yesterday. 56 santa cruz and upper 50s, low 60s around santa clara and cupertino. high pressure is building in and not much of a breeze. temperatures are on the way up. and then they go a little above as we head to saturday. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few near 90. sal is here

pierce was if you don't know the sun of an english stonecutter and an irish mother. he did a little career in law in the beginning of the 20th century before turning his mind to education. it was an experimental secondary school for boys with the national spectacle. the boys put on plays. he taught them in irish. it was an irish medium education and he taught them irish sport particularly hurling. he'd announce the education system the english had set up in ireland as a murder machine and he is writing about it. he compared it to the separate education set up for in antiquity. he wrote to the children of the free work path all noble and goodly things that would tend to make them strong proud and valiant. the children of the all such dangerous knowledge was hidden. they were taught not to be strong and valiant but to be sleek, to be up seque is, to be dexterous. the object was not to make them good men but to make them good and so in ireland. sleek obsequious and dexterous. i remember reading these words with my sleeping newborn infant daughter in my lap and thinking

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pierce, florida, ebds linda hudson. mayor you've been listening to the reports and you're watching the path. ft. pierce on the current path could take a direct hit. tell us what the biggest fear is right now. >> well, we need to take this storm seriously, as we always do. and but we have lots of preparations in place. our city is prepared and our county is getting prepared. the biggest fear probably would be a kind of a repeat from 2004 when this storm -- one of the storms frances or gene hovered around or area through two tidal cycles. that would be a big concern. but we can weather this storm. we are very experienced in hurricanes. and we're ready for it. and we will be ready for it. >> well, you raise a good point. does the storm hit when the tide is high? of course that leads to storm surge, flooding. >> right, right. >> the entire state currently under a state of emergency. at what point will you urge residents to start evacuating? i know it's early. but how long before the storm hits the coast do you start to make

so this is easily installed using a body piercing needle actually.t use the needle to go under the skin like any body piercing and you slide it right into that piercing. >> and you had to put some bioprotective or a special kind of material around it so it didn't cause a reaction in her? >> yes. this is the biopolymer that we had custom formulated. it is like a plastic and it makes it very flexible and also very safe. >> the question is why. surely this is not just a matter of convenience. were you and amy trying to make a statement about this? this is the first time that you know someone has been able to do something like this. >> we have been working on implantable devices for some time. it is not really a statement. it is more, in this case, a matter of convenience. unfortunately taking a test la key card apart and making an implant out of it means it is only really usable to open that car door and start that car, but product that we're working on, this thing can actually be used for multiple things. you can put the tesla key card on a bit coin or

disappearance reportedly collapsed at a restaurant on sunday night and later died at a hospital ferryman pierce started his career at his grandfather's auto company porsche before taking over and transforming audi and later falsified to be most praise for reviving the company's fortunes and turning it into one of the world's biggest car makers was also criticized over the faux deeson cheating scandal if you heard when he was head of the company. oh the movie yeah well that's it for me and the team here for more business news check out com slash business and discover things. how this time on tapes out there. w correspondent. and host of. the various flavors of the exotic crazy i am a challenge for you all very good men during. the food confusion and fun. from street food the 5 star restaurant tasty taipei starts september 1st on t w. now has it been the stock. is facing mass extinction. you could say that topic suffers and thanks to. the us economy. because companies are uniting to create. a possibility. not only animals will be safe but home to. the lion's share. of the conservation. laughs. th

nobody was pierced.>> you destroyed monitor.mo >> that's why they had to >> jack i t three new videos. see how throws the towel in. sometimes, that's just the way it are we ready to go? video number one. showing us a magic trick. we'll pause it right there. >> a, pet disrupts the flow, magician reveals her trick. >> i think it is going to >> i'm going b. a think a liquid becomes a solid. >> let's see what our viewers had to say. oh, >> let's go for video two. >> enjoying a beautiful summer day. lucky for us mom is filming. big swing, big fail, purple looks good on you. >> i'm going with purple looks good on you. >> i'd like to see a giant doing come in. >> i'm always for the pet. >> i'm going for the more obvious big swing, big fail. o. >> boom. three. our wildcard round. the neighbor across the street decides. it pauses right there. >> i'm going to go with the door swings open. >> i'm going with the awning right on to him. >> i'm going with an explosion. >> i'm going to ignore the air conditioners. mayb

it can pierce through metal and too much any roof, dramatically blasting foam or water into the heartblaze. the quantity and force of that water is pretty incredible. this pumps 1,000 litres a minute with an even more powerfuljet to the side, capable of 11.5 times that. it also has an on—board thermal imaging camera to assist with the precision. blackburn is currently the only uk fire service using this kit. i'm told it costs around £600,000. but maybe as costs drop and this technology evolves, this next generation of firefighting will become the norm. i am at leicestershire fire and rescue, the first service in the country to invest in virtual reality. their hope is that money will be saved by replacing some of the expensive traditional training techniques with vr alternatives. i've seen the demo and the fire looks quite intense so i don't think it's going to be what i'm used to when it comes to virtual reality, which isjust having a nice time! let's see. all the scenes in the training are scanned from the real world. for instance, this arson hotspot in leicester is a good reference

a tear barely visible now marked where the bullet had pierced the pages. despite the bloodshed, the words were still in clear black and bold letters. god was still with her. so, she developed this bible to the sentencing hearing and she held it up and took the pages and said something to the affect i have forgiven you but nobody can help you until you help yourself and i thought that it was interesting she brought it with her as if to show defiance no matter what had happened to it was still hers and i thought that it was a special moment in the fact that the police lieutenant would do that. i can't imagine going to the cleaning crews that had just gotten rid of what they thought people wouldn't want and they were trying to help people do not have to come back and see it. little did they know that it could be salvaged. i hope you will read more about her journey and all of the journeys. it's a tragic story but in the end it is one of the people that survived in more than just the physical sense. so thank you and i'm happy to sign your copies or answer any

. >> it was written in the 1970s by william pierce. >> i did admire many things hitler wrote. >> he wasfizz iphys professor who became a leading figure in the white supremacist movement. >> i for one under god will die before i will yield one inch. >> for years, the all powerful ku klux klan had led the charge. >> threats. beatings. rapings. and of course, murder.rapings. and of course, murder. ♪ we shall overcome >> then came the civil rights movement. a crushing blow to the klan. >> free at last. free at last. thank god almighty, we are free at last. >> in its wake, klan membership declined. white supremacists were divided. more powerful than fact. s. >> it was the tale of earl turner, a soldier in a white rebellion. >> we are in a war to the death with the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining an elite terrorist group called the order. the group kills millions of blacks, jews and their allies on the road to victory. >> spoiler alert, the book ends welfare reform turn -- ends with turn e turner flying a

the lipstick shouldn't be too obvious but the piercing should sally for johnny is getting ready for a night out clubbing in tbilisi but. i value freedom above everything else where you feel free is where you feel good. also comfortable. her room is almost a work of art in itself a collage of mementos from her favorite club she stuck the tickets from her 1st 5 events on the wall. to police she has worked its way up to a new trendy capital club in. this repurposed factory serves as an epicenter for the scene housing a hostile work shop spaces bars and cafes the fabric is buzzing day and night sally and her friends start the night here they love to talk about the new music scene. in hello oh we have george and d.j.'s who are in high demand abroad and i'm really proud of that the georgian club scene has grown by leaps and bounds. god has sent word his spirit about us no need to which people are now calling one of the best clubs anywhere just at south by. bus ianni is a rave cave located underneath the police's main soccer stadium cameras are only allowed in outside of opening hours privac

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the wife of a to go pierce contributed to the interior design at the director's house and. she was a new kind of woman the perfect heroine for a novel. conley in the know it these women lived in a new era they could vote and be elected they could do jobs traditionally done by men it was a feeling of freedom that they could do anything and smoothly he could miss. these young wild free spirited and strong pioneers dared to take on new roles. the daughter of an upper class family becoming a working woman unheard of back that is a goal to be a structured in a new lifestyle. something said 1st. the whole self concept of women working outside the home was one that had to be learned. maybe that's what made eason so of ennius and revolutionary. she modernized household economics to save the women of the future time which they could then devote to that professional activities. for years christiane along a has been conducting research on another modernist career woman league ice she was already a key figure in the art scene when she became about house master and head of the school's

fed and one of the most powerful men in the automotive industry has died at age 82 pierce started his career at his grandfather's auto company porsche before taking over on transforming our day and later. it was praised for reviving the company's fortunes and turning it into the world's biggest carmaker. and that is your business update at this hour for me and the team member len thanks for watching. meets tina the sex phone operator who works her master's thesis on the potato. not a turn on well it gets more ridiculous from a. list. of streets. and i'm just the brand new delusion bottom is pulled it's personal device and it's about topics that affect us all on a mission climate change and the turn. check out. hello and welcome to news from the world of ops and culture young film director stefan his path is my gas his documentary. congo calling as just one of prize for up and coming filmmakers and in our series 100 german must read a novel entitled simply insane. guide planet will investigate street food from venezuela here in the. congo coaling is a documentary film by director stefa

a bolus a bullet pierced through the pages. between them, a turnoff piece of what might have been receipt or a name. felicia sanders. antonio carefully wrapped it up and send it to the company in texas. a box appeared in her mail. antonio went to her home and knocked on her door. felicia greeted her. felicia managed to smile and welcome. the effort it took for the survivor to greet the people to talk with her for the investigations, community members who suddenly wanted to know her in large circles of family and friends who stopped by to visit. she decided to make it quick. as they walked inside, antonio held up the box. she took it from her and opened. there sat her black bible. she called it her basic instructions before leaving earth. she opened the front cover, a pink hue tempered the paper inside. a tear barely visible now marked where a bullet pierced the pages. despite the gunshot from the blood and for cleansing, god's words still stared back at her in clear and bold black letters. god was still with her. felicia brough

. >> it pierced his arm, but it makes you wonder, gosh, this could been soabc's will receive. >> i needebody to go to good harbor beach. we have somebody impaled with an umbrella. >> reporter: a 13-year-old boy is recovering after being pierced in the arm by a flying umbrella at a massachusetts beach. >> impaled by a flying umbrella, sounds like injury to the left arm. >> the kid, he was just walking along. all of a sudden, the umbrella just stabbed him. >> reporter: witnesses say he immediately fell to the ground. a nurse who happened to be nearby rushing to his side to stop the bleeding. >> trying to talk to the kid, a couple people calling paramedics. >> he was yelling how it hurt. >> reporter: emergency response teams racing him to the hospital. >> when we heard it come over the radio, we kind of did a double take. >> reporter: what can you do to make sure your beach umbrella is farmly planted in the ground? we'll show you the expert tips at 7:00. with your "gma first look," will receive, abc news, new york. >> so glad he's okay. glad it isn't worse. >> hard to think, just enjoying

looks to be around fort pierce, west palm. somewhere in there. we'll see if the track maintains itself. 50s and 60s on the temps. it's not as warm as yesterday morning. 50s and 60s for many. 62 in the city. and yesterday they were stuck at 65 except for a few thunderstorms on the oregon border. there's not much of a delta breeze and low clouds will get shoed up chewed up sooner. 60s, 70s, 80s, and a few 90s. >>> it's pretty quiet. i don't see a lot going on and i don't expect to see a lot going on for the morning commute. i think it's going to be a quiet one unless something happens. as we start with solano county, it's going to be quiet. we're expecting a quiet morning commute and a very busy evening drive and a very busy friday. any time after noon you'll see people going away for the labor day weekend. this weekend has, memorial day and labor day are similar. everybody wants to get it in. if you are lucky enough not to be going anywhere you'll see places like san francisco clear out. add to the fact that, you might be able to find a parking sp

a storm north of fort pierce on the east coast of florida, a major hurricane. never happened.watching this 24 hours a day. i'm trace. neil is next. >> this is a major event. >> just trying to prepare as much as we can. >> it's tense. >> get as much food as we can get. keep you hydrated. >> backed up traffic. it's not looking too good. >> could be the most significant storm we've had in a couple decades. >> neil: florida is now bracing for a direct hit from dorian. dorian is ready to hit. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. here's what we know right now. dorian is a category three storm. could be upgraded to a category four within the hour. florida's governor says the state's request for direct federal aid has been approved. that clears the way

at stake for the online retailer, its cloudy vision, amazon web services, is locked in a pierce battleith microsoft over the pentagon's $10 million jedi contract. the tech giant isn't alone. new disclosure filings show amazon and facebook set quarterly records on lobbying sent april through june. alphabet which outspent every other lobbying company came in third, followed by microsoft and qualcomm. those numbers have been increasing over the last decade. >> ten years ago, they were spending tens of thousands of dollars. now they're spending tens of millions of dollars. >> they're now facing government scrutiny on multiple fronts. data security, internet privacy and competition. >> the reason we designed libra in such a way that facebook will only be one among 100 different members and will have no special privilege means that you will not have to trust facebook -- >> you know better than that. you know that only facebook has access to two billion people. and all to say that you are just one of many is simply not true after people's data and private messages have been stolen and sold af

. >> they come up and pierce your skin with a straw, like a capri sun. >> reporter: there are any number of ways to hitch a ride in to anyone's home. all it takes is a brief visit to an infested environment and a brush against a common household item. >> chairs, curtains, whatever. if you brush up against the bedbug and the bedbug latches on, it sits hiked and can come in to your dwelling place. >> reporter: bedbug infestations are an on going problem in san francisco. they required land lords to begin extermination within 48 hours after notified of an infestation. >> bedbugs feed off of one thing, blood. it doesn't matter how filthy or clean your environment is. they are going to be looking for that blood meal you were. >> reporter: we tried to talk with firefighters, none of them wanted to talk especially on camera. we have a tip from our control specialist that says if you are concerned about traveling and bringing bedbugs to your home, consider putting your luggage. >> the bathtub. the slick surface makes it hard to get access to your luggage. >>> health rage in a community over plan

the movie also stars rachel mcadams and pierce broznan. >>> it's been a big week for dwayne the rock johnson and now he tops the forbes list of the world's highest paid actors. next on the list chris hemsworth followed by robert downey jr. and margot robby, charliz theron. ale's interactions with his female employees before he was forced to resign in 2016. bombshell drops into theaters in december. that's your eye on entertainment. michelle medina cbs news los angeles. >>> so you're the a's top prospect and your first appearance comes against the yankees and an almost must win game for the giants at wrigley last night. let's just say their playoff chances they're a little stuck. coming up. >> you are looking live at downtown san jose. we're off to a cloudy start on this thursday morning. sports is coming up next. >>> temps are heating up in concord. >>> well here at 4:54 i am keeping track of your travel commute as well as the bridge this morning. it looks like they've gotten the spider off the camera which is great news for our visibility and for those of you hitting the roadways gr

his grave were in harding we are learning more as years go by, he was in the 40th spot, franklin pierce, new hampshire's only president, 41st position, he had a very difficult time with sexual and is him and he came into office with a you briefly put, they have three sons and two died before he was elected to the presidency, the third son 11-year-old benny was riding on a train with his parents in new hampshire making their way to washington and the train had a tremendous accident and benny was throwing out of the train and was killed. the president carried his son lifeless body back to the train and that's how they started the early presidency and he had a hard time assembling his cabinet and his wife spent much of the years in the white house in writing letters to her departed son. it's a very difficult start in the difficult time in our nations history. andrew johnson, the first president to be impeached, all the bit of that because of time and then james buchanan, worst president ever. quickly on the modern president, ronald reagan is only one in the top ten in ninth position. georg

. >>> bedbug basically just pierces your skin with a straw kind of like a capri son and drink your blood. >> a bedbug infestation at fire stations in san francisco. what the department is doing to deal with the problem . >> what we are learning about the three chp officers who were shot during a gun battle in southern california. >> and details about the bart tracker. that will not only impact bart passengers but will also close lanes on a highway in the east bay . >> >>> now to riverside california where two officers are still hospitalized following a shootout that killed a third chp officer. 34-year-old andrew moye a -- officer moye died in a gun battle. the two other officers injures are to survive but the as 49-y luther was shot and killed during the gun battle. they say he had a criminal record including a conviction for attempted murder. phil sherman is in riverside with more. phil? >> well, it was a day that we buried a los angeles police officer who was gunned down while off duty and when that funeral ended, word broke of east los angeles here in riverside county, another episode

those narrow piercing eyes, zeroed in on fordyce as a senator began his final assault against a believer of justice. with so many notorious rulings out disposal. in 1957 case in which a court had freed a rapist because police had held him too long prior to his arraignment. prejean remained a was one of the court earliest criminal procedure holdings to instigate terminations. why did he go free? thurman screamed out for just deviating from the scripts prepared by his staff. a criminal, convict, guilty man who committed a serious rate on them lady. you believe in that justice? the use of experience testify before congress had replied upon his wit and sharp argumentative skills to take on. never imperialist and your times porter wrote never taken by surprise he is ultimate unstoppable man. so far he had remained unruffled by thurman's inquest with the only son of it nervousness was too frugal with water on his desk. but nothing in his background has prepared him for his latest outburst. he brought up the constitutional limitation inhibiting him from responding, the senator interjected, mall

we know she was living and working in the house of captain william pierce, one of the leaders of the virginia colony. this is what a life might've been like. we often do not have archaeological or documentary evidence of these early people of african descent in virginia. evoke what their experiences would have been like with related objects. there were two items excavated from early 17th century plantations. for what types of items angela probably worked with. they would have been used for gardening and a cooking pot. this fiddle dates to the 19th century. it represents the important impasse that african culture has on american -- impact that african culture has had on american culture. it was brought to american shores by the captive africans. it into having a profound impact on american music and other cultural forms. this fiddle is meant to represent the beginning of the influence of african culture on the development and creation of a unique and mixed american culture. he also had some interpretive text asking the question of whether he was indentured or enslaved. and there is a

>> pierce. >> jimmy: pierce, where are you from >> long island >> jimmy: ah, long island in the houseuddy all right, let's see this quote here this one may be a little obvious. it says, "harry potter is one boy -- [ laughter ] in a long line of mythical heroes who have reminded the human race that we are so much more than we think we are. >> head scratcher. >> jimmy: yeah >> but i'm going to go with dumbledore >> jimmy: that is incorrect. [ buzzer ] that is a quote -- [ laughter ] [ sad trombone ] from marianne williamson here's your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. [ applause ] sorry, buddy thank you for playing marianne williamson or dumbledore, everybody. ♪ ♪ marriane williamson or dumbledore ♪ >> jimmy: that is fantastic. guys, there was a lot of big moments in the first debate. but probably the biggest was between elizabeth warren and john delaney after he kept arguing against her proposal, she fired back watch this >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shou

here with me now charlie pierce, a writer at large for esquire.ia salgado, senior political strategist. to me there is a fundamental problem here which is the old news cliche that dog bites man is not news. man bites dog is news. donald trump said today he talked once again about he got a beautiful letter from kim jong-un. it's nuts. it's bizarre the way he talks about him. if cory booker said that or kamala harris said that, it would probably be news. but in some strict sense with the president, it's not news precisely because he does it so often. >> well, we've seen this before, chris. we saw this with president reagan, especially in his second term. we saw this with george w. bush in the debates with al gore. you had the right word for it before. it's asymmetry. it's democratic sins are amplified by a right wing media apparatus that has not only its own faithful convents but also has the political media buffaloed. >> there is also the fact, natalia, which i think is so interesting here, and this i think is a very deep issue, and it goes become

with interviewed gary pierce and number of times. describe what she said about people are saying in this prison. >> a handful of years ago after , for five years the european court held extradition's to the u.s. because of conditions both at places like mcc and. they bow to pressure. gareth peirce comes over to meet with some of the men who were hurt clients and i saw her after she made that first trip to mcc and she called it diabolical. as we know, gareth pierce has been representing people for decades. she is no stranger to prison abuse, no stranger to the conditions of people considered political enemies or reviled people. amy: people represented in guantanamo. >> and what she saw at mcc a stone at her. the level of isolation, the level of filth. the level of making it almost impossible to adequately represent the person, your client, both in terms -- on 10 south, you cannot have contact visits. many of the men on 10 south are covered by special administrative measures. prisonersict the connection to the outside world. but also t

everything from samuel jackson's light saber in star wars, a handgun that pierce brosnan used in james bond and even the acts from the shining. 900 items will be auctioned off in the collection is expected to fetch a total of $7 million. >> they seem like weapons. of those three, i would take the light saber. >> of course. you are a star wars fan. >> save up your money. >>> somebody else snagged a celebrity collectible with a prep school basketball jersey worn by barack obama selling for more than $120,000. peter noble, another prep school player that war 23 saved the jersey from the trash but realized the number also belonged to a former president. collectors say every detail matters when it comes to jerseys. >>> before we go to brake, email us if you have problems or questions at consumerwatch@cbs5.com or call our hotline at 1-888-5-helps-u. >>> we will be right back. now, that's yes for less. nothing beats getting the latest trends at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. land let me tell you something, rodeo... i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse m

it can pierce through metal and pretty much any roof, dramatically blasting foam or water into the heart quantity and force of that water is pretty incredible. this pumps 1000 litres a minute, with an even more powerful jet to the side capable of 4.5 times that. it also has an on—board thermal imaging camera to assist with that precision. blackburn is currently the only uk fire service using this kit. i'm told it costs around £600,000. but maybe as costs come down and this technology evolves, this next generation of firefighting will become the norm. that was lara. and back at the international fire training centre, i am about to be shut inside a mock boeing 747. see, when it comes to fire, sometimes it is not the one right in front of you that is the most dangerous. it is the one that is waiting to ignite. this is to demonstrate what happens when flammable vapours up high reach an ignition source. it is called a flashover and it looks like this. i tell you, just a tiny bit of fire in this enclosed environment really shows that smoke is the real killer. my goodness, you can hardly breath