the verdict just came out that the jury has found zadarias platt guilty on all charges. >> platt is convicted of murder. feticide and aggravated assault. judge peters gives him two consecutive life sentences. judge peters makes another decision as well. he does not press assault charges against carter. >> anybody can relate to somebody that had a member of your family that they had actually executed and also a baby, then you can understand his emotions. and judges, we may be tough, act tough, but we have compassion, too. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. >> coming up, a reporter on assignment becomes part of the story. >> i'm just trying to keep a distance from that as i back pedal down the sidewalk. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns. >>> i don't have to [ bleep ]. this is public. >> a local news reporter and his camerawoman are attacked while filming a sidewalk memorial. >> what you going to do? what you going to do? >> and the whole frenetic scene is caught on camera. >> i have encountered angry and violent people. but this explo

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there are missing letters, and one of the missing letters or is from a man named davis platte who was bayard's lover early on, and he lived around columbia university. and he and bayard wrote some wonderful letters, and those, i think, are really among the most precious in the book. they're also the ones that really revealed bayard's character more than others. and i encourage you to check those out. but some of the letters that davis platte wrote are missing and, oh, it just breaks your heart when you want to read a letter that's referred to in another letter, and you can't find it. now, i will also say that stanley leveson is somebody who worked closely with bayard early on, and stanley leveson, it seems had connections to the communist party. and a lot of the material that he wrote which i believe probably included a lot of letters to bayard because they worked so closely together on civil rights issues was destroyed. it seems that mr. leveson destroyed a lot of, if not almost all of his letters that he had in this his office before he died. and that is such a shame because the rec

platts figure out why that is and what the parents can do to compensate. and that is where i started out and started looking at it and i said look, if indeed a dad is so important maybe i can give my kids the second-best thing a doubt in their life. so i made a point to never bad mouth their dad. i didn't talk about what happened or why. they were ages 40 and two. i try to say good things about them like if they were trying to talk about them as they got in the five, six come 7i would hear them say something and if i could say something positive like he was a marvelous athlete. your dad was one amazing athlete. i saw him play tennis once and i tell them a quick story. you should see these kids. their eyes bright enough to reply to them repeating the story to their friends because they want to be proud to have their data out there that. so i did my best and also to see him as long as i could so when he didn't come on wednesday i wouldn't say that's eight to reply would save your free thursday come by to read to you whenever you can to encourage that relatio

five homes were destroyed in platte county, wyoming, train was derailed and a couple cars overturned. thankfully we didn't have any reports of any fatalities with these storms but they were very impressive nonetheless, large hail, too, with those storms. all the stormy weather yesterday was coming out of the denver area, the front range, up into the southeast corner of wyoming and a couple random storms near fargo into the dakotas. in the west, still very cool conditions in the northwest, hot in the southwest, and this weather pattern will slowly improve but really not until sunday. today showers it is widespread in the coastal areas, you can see the rotation of the showers around the upper-level low and this will continue to be a very cool and raw day with a lot of clouds out there. now once we get to say about central coastline of oregon it begins to dry out a little bit, although the cool air still present in northern california. the warm conditions are out ahead of this cold front that are down here in the desert southwest. the forecast for your friday, another chilly day today, w

general camilla hires for months by an earlier granted an interview with their press secretary linda plattcallis if someone is found the gun assembled in the bowl a button on the gun and that is a legalistic california. confused? so are we. said to the regulations need to be written in order to comply with the law? i stand and that is a complicated thing but it's a complicated question is obviously what we want to deal it's foolproof and cannot be we don't have labels like this prop up again still i couldn't the department of justice is simply plug the loophole by fixing its and regulations? but this man disagrees hughes is a functioning excuse for not doing something is just wrong don trotter wrote california's assault weapons law tried first regis saying this is the intent of the law, what happens. then change the regulation. if there is ambiguity let's clean up. when montana. if you want to use these kinds goes to montana knocker sells out. but this is california and we don't have these kind of guns here but prodded does agree that law- abiding owners are getting a raw deal these people

began rebuilding their churches, they erected a secular structure, the television tower at alexander plattsvirtually ever since, the authorities have been working to correct what they view as the tower's one major flaw, treating the glass sphere at the top with paints and chemicals of every kind. yet even today, when the sun strikes that sphere, that sphere that towers over all berlin, the light makes the sign of the cross. [ applause ] >> there in berlin, like the city itself, symbols of love, symbols of worship cannot be suppressed. as i looked out a moment ago from that embodiment of german unity, i noticed words crudely spray painted upon the wall, perhaps by a young berliner, quote, this wall will fall. beliefs become reality. [ applause ] yes, across europe, this wall will fall, for it cannot withstand faith, it cannot withstand the truth, the wall cannot withstand freedom. and i would like, before i close, to say one word. i have read and i have been questioned since i've been here about certain demonstrations against my coming. and i would like to say just one thing. and to those wh

was that the gold they saw among the natives were gold traded from the mainland frshgs the mexican platts toe, but it took generations for the gold trinkets -- there wasn't a gold mine over the next hill. of course, whenever columbus or his associates would ask the natives in how they would do it where did these riching come from, the answer was always the next village over. they were always anxious about it. you want to go to the next village over. as they went to the next village over, it was disappointment upon disappointment. they didn't find the great con. they didn't find people speaking chinese. they didn't see the fine silks and tees, everything they were looking for. none of it. none of it. on christmas day 1492, the santa maria is shipwrecked on the island of hispaniola on the northern coast of the island of hispaniola. columbus puts the crew of the santa maria ashore and tells them, establish a town. we'll be back for you. the town becomes known as navidad, christmas. columbus with the nina and pinta returns to spain. this is columbus returning to spain to visit the court. ferd

[the medal is presented] richard platt, accepting on behalf of his great aunt, juliette gordon low. an artist, athlete and trailblazer for america's daughters, juliette gordon low founded an organization to teach young women self-reliance and resourcefulness. a century later, during the "year of the girl," the girl scouts' more than 3 million members are leaders in their communities and are translating new skills into successful careers. americans of all backgrounds continue to draw inspiration from juliette gordon low's remarkable vision, and we celebrate her dedication to empowering girls everywhere. toni morrison. the first african american woman to win a nobel prize, toni morrison is one of our nation's most distinguished storytellers. she has captivated readers through lyrical prose that depicts the complexities of a people and challenges our concepts of race and gender. her works are hallmarks of the american literary tradition, and the united states proudly honors her for her nursing of souls and strengthening the character of our union. [the medal is presented] [the medal is

depressing thing i have ever third in american politics, like ingemar berkman got together with sylvia plattnd wrote the vicinity. howscript. how does it change? how do people who don't want to see on you elections get bought this easily, what voice do we have? >> after this cool pain and hopefully my candidate will continue to be the president of the united states after this campaign it will be very serious about it. axlerod talked about it on the sunday shows today. that once you are done running campaigns you have a lot more credibility with american independence to say it's not about me. i am never going to be on the ballot for dog catch are or president ever again but this is really bad. for him to take the obama for america field troops not running his reelection ever again to say let's move to campaign finance reform and go door to door and neighbor to neighbor. this is not an issue you that reasonable grassroots republicans and conservative independence are against us on, they have to have corporate money out of politics like we do the wrap we get is the unions do the same thing the

over the past few years, because of the economy, many people have experienced having income that is platt or -- flat or declining. maybe your rent is more expensive. the price of gas is more expensive. so you have to figure out what do i trade off? you know, how i can afford to continue to do the things i need to do? and we're in the same situation. so our goals as the mayor said, we have to have a two-year balance budget. we want to hear from you about where should we be investing? what kinds of things can we improve? and what should we be paying attention to as we think about making those trade-offs? i really appreciate everybody being here and that's all i have to say. [applause] >> thank you, kate. so as you could see, the city much like some of our own households, they have some real scenario where is they have deal with and they have to prioritize and i'm glad to hear the mayor say that we're not as at a surplus. i have to remind staff and board members of that all the time. increased revenue does not necessarily equal surplus. so the city has to prioritize and make sure that they f

take a look at what's going on in europe and it's looking at platts a negative this might change in around six minutes time we're going to get retail sales reports out in the united states and if they come out better than expected and definitely this will increase the improve the mood over in europe. and on the commodities markets again we're seeing different dynamics for brant and light sweet that's ahead of a crucial opec meeting on the first day when nations like iran and venezuela might be pressing to cut production while other nations such as saudi arabia are saying that collective effort is a collective efforts to increase production maybe so we'll see what happens. the world bank is one the developing nations should brace themselves for weak growth and tougher times the bank's latest forecast says the developing countries will grow five point three percent this year almost one percent less than in two thousand and seven but as policy makers to take measures to ensure that they can sustain growth from it escalation of the debt crisis in the euro zone. have the same time the bank has

he returned annually to ski in the winter and in the summer to prowl the waters of the platt, the hooter basin and up and down further points along the range. as was written, the west holds a powerful grasp on the imagination and affection of its denisons. empty arid land produces vivid color and is ripe with both opportunity and danger. yet passion for place does not translate into philosophical conviction. those who see white as a distinctively western justice point to his physical vigor, self-reliance, his blunt talk, his extraordinary work ethic and his unadorned modesty. i would agree that he bore all those traits, but not because he grew up in the shadow of the medicine bow mountains and rabbit's ears range. indeed i think he could have been the sameman when he did when he grew up in and youon, iowa, where his uncle lived. the two towns shared similar profiles, small, rural, agricultural independent and impoverished but the whites who remained in audubon when byron and sam's parents moved west manifested the same traits ascribed to the justice himself. time and locale, not the 105t

[the medal is presented] [applause] richard platt, accepting on behalf of his great aunt, juliette gordon low. an artist, athlete and trailblazer for america's daughters, juliette gordon low founded an organization to teach young women self-reliance and resourcefulness. a century later, during the "year of the girl," the girl scouts' more than 3 million members are leaders in their communities and are translating new skills into successful careers. americans of all backgrounds continue to draw inspiration from juliette gordon low's remarkable vision, and we celebrate her dedication to empowering girls everywhere. [applause] toni morrison. the first african american woman to win a nobel prize, toni morrison is one of our nation's most distinguished storytellers. she has captivated readers through lyrical prose that depicts the complexities of a people and challenges our concepts of race and gender. her works are hallmarks of the american literary tradition, and the united states proudly honors her for her nursing of souls and strengthening the character of our union. [the medal is presente

there is a large platt form, want to make sure we don't miss anything. >> that means this scene will continue to be cordoned off. the property owner hired a team to make sure no one gets hit and messes with anything that could be key to the investigation. the atf says they'll continuing gathering information from around the property including details from witnesses. >> and have you started interviewing snem. >> absolute lie lots? >> we've been interviewing. >> there is a security guard reportedly noticed three people near the scene just before the fire started. and so there is any further information could be useful. >> there is a atf says they're going to bring in another engineer on monday. atf brought in by oakland fire department because they have access to dogs and labs but none have been brought out here and they haven't been able to get into the fire scene to figure out what they need. >> thank you very much. bart's transbay tube shut down put the network to a test yesterday and with traffic backed up, barely got a passing grade. we're live with a warning that we may not be re

and forecasting another operating loss next quarter, and prompting customers to flee the black berry platt fompl. -- platform. the murdock empire will be divided. news corp says they approved a plan to split the business between two companies. there is is a newspaper and publishing and another, entertainment business. and the entertainment company includes fox television, fox film and more and stocks paired their losses today in the final hour of trading. but, still ended the day qlor, jobless claims hovering near highs of the year sparked worries about the economy hurting stocks early. speculation that leaders will containt debt crisis there are bloomberg silicon valley index closing lower, speaking of apple it's said to be planning the biggest overhaul for i tunes since the 2003 debut. sources say changes will include more integration with service so users can manage their music videos and apps. apple is expected to unveil those changes by the end of the year. and microsoft planning a x box service providing down load features, sources tell us the company is in talk was major record comp

plane and platts timesaver traffic, hot outside but still good on the roads. no problems to report right now. we had a couple of issues early this morning, especially in virginia. right now though, you are just had iing the brakes on the outer loop, heading west toward silver spring. in fact we are going to take a live look at the beltway in college park and near route 1 you can see both loops of the beltway looking great. past the i-95 interchange. overhead saipaia work repair, a dump truck hit it at about 1:00 this morning. all lanes have been reopened. northbound 95, 395 looking good into springfield. we'll take a live look outside and this is lighter than normal for 6:46 in the morning. even on a friday. coming up back to you guys. the big picture olga is painting for us red red red for the triple-digits we can expect. >> a the love folks have acs working overtime tonight. outside right now hazy. cloidz have moved on through. we will be officially partly cloudy for most of today with peeks of sunshine. look at our dew point, well up into the 60s. the south

phone, pc and microsoft revealed surface tab blet and means developers can create one app for both plattorms helping build out microsoft's lagging app eco system. and there is an droid commanding 59% of the market following with 23%. and this time, microsoft is including one allowing the phone to make mobile payment was a digital wallet that can store coupons and there is yahoo and facebook in talks to settle their ongoing patents fight. to give the companies time to talk it out. yahoo claiming the social network infringed on its patents. facebook counter sued in april akugs yahoo of infringing on 10 of its patents. and meantime, rim, the struggling black berry maker is cutting jobs. and is trying to trim $1 billion in expenses. the ceo is working to renew faith in the company after a stock decline of 60% in 12 months and rim plans to release a new line up of phones based on the black berry 10 operating system this year. and elsewhere, federal reserve said it will expand operation twist program to stimulate the economy but that wasn't enough for investor who's sent stocks qlor after the

platt keller is there. >> reporter: heather, take a look behind me. a massive crowd in the castro. thousands of people are here for pink saturday an annual event for pride week. organizers are calling it the largest nighttime street party. a lots of the men and women in blue are keeping an eye on pink saturday. no cans or bottles are allowed inside, homing to keep alcohol- fueled trouble out. once people are inside the fence, the pride party begins. >> we're here to have a good time and celebrate who we are. >> reporter: multiple sound stages were set up to scatter the crowds and food trucks are keeping people from overstuffing the bars and restaurants. >> everybody seems pretty well- behaved. so that is a good thing. >> reporter: the annual dyke march was earlier today with added horsepower. dozens of women led the way through the san francisco streets on their motorcycles. >> we wanted to put the march back into the dyke march and put our political edge. >> reporter: the word "dyke "has been reclaimed by these women after years arch of being used in a negative way. >> it's actual

platt-mills says: "it'ssa completely new form of food allergy in whhch you eat beef or porr or lamb andfourrhours later you develop hives". &p researchers are still trying to figure out what causes the allergy.... which was first diagnosed in 2006. the doctor doing thh research... eeperienned the allergy himself. baltimore has been named one of the rudest cities.and one but... going after our manliness????tte th annual &p"combos aaerica's manliest city" has crowned it's champioo.and it's not us. baltiiore was 35th on the list. what's the criteria?things improveeent stores, sttak houses and motorcycles per capita.what's the manliiet city... you might ask? oklahoma city. it's a case of seeing double... 13 times. times.at council rook high school in pennsylvaniaa.... thirteen sets of twins received tteir diploma.just an amazing coincidence at the jjst because they'reetwins.... don't raw any conclusions. "our personalities are ddfferent, shes doww to earth, chillln, im more upbeat and like to do stuff all the time, shes organiied and has a touch of ocd-a bit." bit." i always win, he loves b

there is a large platt form, want to make sure we don't miss anything. >> and the engineer has to recommend how to shore up the structure, we're looking at sometime next week when investigators can get in and figure out what sparked this massive blaze, and both city officials and federal officials tell me one reason why this is taking so long is because of the complexity of the investigation. live in oakland abc 7 news. >> and bart says there has within no problem for trains traveling through the west oakland bart station. and just to make sure yesterday's repairs were intact. some commuters were nervous and others relieved. >> i was iffy about coming today. i didn't want to be late. but it was fine. >> this is my usual routine, glad to have it back. >> it took a crew of 100 people working nonstop to get trains rolling again. >> in napa now, fire investigators are waiting until walls are stabilized before trying to find a cause of a major fire in a strip mall. and these shots show the extent of the damage. pretty bad. a fire fighter suffered minor injuries and say crews must firm up the wal

this was captured on tape as it cut through platte county. >>> prince philip was released from the hospital this morning just as he's about to celebrate his 91st birthday. he was treat for a bladder infection that prevent him from participating in some of the queen's royal jubilee. >>> no one was sleeping last night. no hit for the dodgers. there were plenty of smiles to go around the seattle clubhouse out for the 1-0 victim. but because so many had a hand in the third no-hitter in the team's history. that's the news, guys. back to lester and tamron and bill. >> all right, mandy. thanks. >> bill karins is here. did you watch? >> i didn't watch. it would be interesting to see the ball have all these signatures. well, as far as nothing too devastating. we'll have strong storms in the northern plains. a cloudy, gloomy morning in western new york. our eyes are on this area because we're focusing on belmont stakes later today. just outside of new york city. we'll have showers rolling through and it will be cloudy and cooler. not too hot out on the track but not a washout either. temperatures bet

silvia platt says perfection is terrible and has no children.n you get there? what next? >> i would imagine you get happy. you're saying that's not true. >> i think you try to find a new goal. think about it on your show when you felt the most honest, when you felt like you've had the most sincere moechment. i guarantee it's not been a quantifiable question you asked, it was something internal and an original thought. >> but it's interesting in the sense of when you lose perfection for whatever -- what you have to create is opportunity. when you release yourself from the commitment for perfection, you then create the opportunity to do countless things that may or may not work. >> it could be in the moment, and that's where businesses thrive where curiosity and creativity is allowed. >> hear this guy? he came in special from

. -- platt 108. denver 102. dallas 107. all of this heat will be building and expanding eastward and replacing the 60s and 70s and low 80s with 90s and 100s here i think by the time we get toward the end ever the week. satellite and radar, unsettled weather in the northwest but really the east is the -- or the problem areas are in the east. northeast gulf and north florida, this is debby spinning out here. you can see most of the thunderstorm activity with it is north and east of the center. so not a well organized storm. winds only 45 miles an hour. but it's slow moving brings tons and tons of rain and flooding problems to north florida and parts of southern and southeastern georgia. in the northeast still plenty of showers here. that's the statement storm system that dragged that cold front through yesterday which had big storms just south of us. richmond got hammered yesterday along with southeastern virginia. see the front going all the way down into fort and south carolina. behind it the air has cleaned out nicely. tem

joining me, two members of the cast of "as you like it" lily rabe and oliver platt.ar eustis. oskar, tell me why this now? >> "as you like it" is about people who flee the.xyg oppresn of the city, go into the forest and rediscover what is valuable about themselves and each other it's one of the great plays about love. both guys figure out what love is in the forest it's a beautiful thing to do in central park. >> rose:8ho. describe rosalyn fr me. some people have said she's one of the great female characters shakespeare wrote. >> she's extraordinarily strong and she knows what she wants and she wants love but she wants it her way which means that she wants to be absolutely certain that the person she loves will love her forever. >> rose: lots of people have played this role. >> yeah! (laughter) >> rose: it's not the first time. so how do you come at it? as you think about it and get ready for it? >> oh, well i think to have an opportunity as an actress to play this part and particularly to play this part in dan's production of it in the park i can't think of more wo

while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north plattet's a different story caught on the dashboard camera of investigator roger frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back seat. >> joe passed the mall. it was roughly about 6:15, 6:20 and actually, that was the last thing i remember. >> and then mains, a diabetic, fainted behind the wheel. >> what caused me to pass out is my sugar had dropped. >> when i got close enough to see inside the vehicle, i noticed a male subject with his head laying back. it appeared as though he was unconscious. t