important moment in american history, but for many people in 1861, this conflict began more when robert anderson and his men crossed charleston harbor and raised their flag above fort sumpter. they scream out major anderson inaugurated a war, a civil war in our country, so that's where i start the book, this sort of night escape. we're right there at the fort as the boats are slipping away from the beach and crossing over and major anderson had the flag tucked under his arm that he'll raised on the new fort. >> thank you. that's just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person we don't know much about who was not a conscious hero in the struggle, but committed some extraordinary acts. >> yeah, he was ambivalent, and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being this sort of gray bureaucrat. he was lit rally a very -- literally a very gray looking man, very serious, a doer, and he was known in the army for having translated certain french artillery books into english. he's the guy whose course you had to pass in order to graduate. no one looked forward to it. he's the guy, major

important moment in american history but for many people in 1860, 1861, this conflict began more plan robert anderson and his men cross charleston harbor and raised their flags above fort sumter, the south carolina newspaper headline scream out major anderson has inaugurated and has inaugurated a war, civil war in our country. so that is where you start the book, this sort of night escape. we are right there at the fourth as the boats are slipping away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instruc

important moment in american history but for many people in 1860, 1861, this conflict began more plan robert anderson and his men cross charleston harbor and raised their flags above fort sumter, the south carolina newspaper headline scream out major anderson has inaugurated and has inaugurated a war, civil war in our country. so that is where you start the book, this sort of night escape. we are right there at the fourth as the boats are slipping away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instruc

important moment in american history but for many people in 1860, 1861, this conflict began more plan robert anderson and his men cross charleston harbor and raised their flags above fort sumter, the south carolina newspaper headline scream out major anderson has inaugurated and has inaugurated a war, civil war in our country. so that is where you start the book, this sort of night escape. we are right there at the fourth as the boats are slipping away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instruc

also highlights five so called experts frank gaffney daniel pipes david your shalmi robert spencer and steven anderson so how exactly does this money flow and. what is the purpose behind it joining me to discuss it is accurate editor in chief of think progress and vice president of the center for american progress i think so much for being right for having me and i'm very curious this was a six month long investigation this is quite an extensive report you guys put out how do you put all the pieces together and how do you make the direct line between these foundations and these experts how exactly does the money get to that because i was saying we wanted to end this on a phobia and with that as our goal we said how do we end it well let's look at the money trail let's start with the people who are propping up the conspirators or paid the five people that you mentioned that when we looked at that we found these seven foundations and we said ok it was the program this network if you could go to the funders and say stop funding this hate then what does that accomplish while it stops these five individual

robert reich, appreciate your time, steven moore too ali appreciate yours as well. follow me on facebook i'm on twit @anderson cooper >>> is it possible all the atrocities we have witnessed in syria just aren't what we're seeing, lies. we're going to hear from a top diplomat who says that. getting a first-hand report from the dissident who sees everything the ambassador denies. >>> new details in the case of missing robyn gardner. the last person who saw her what he told police. first isha sesay >>> david letterman has dealt with stalkers and blackmailers, now he's facing a potentially deadly threat from radical jihadists. we'll tell you who wants him dead and why and what he's doing about it when "360" continues. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends august 31st. [ dr. ling ] i need to get the results from the m.r.i. see if the blood work is ready. review ms. cooper's history. and i want to see katie before she goes home. [ male announcer ] with integrated healthcare solutions from dell, every patient file is where dr. ling needs it. now she can spend more time w

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roberts. kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library. our sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world with carlos santana and edward james almost. he is a research for center of life research

a video capturing what prosecutor robert schuler-smith says is pure racial hatred and murder. here you see james craig andersonlot as he first comes into view in the lower right corner of the screen. this is after he was beaten, according to law enforcement officials. he staggers into the headlights of mr. dedmon's truck. the truck backs up and surges forward suddenly, running right over the defenseless man. take a look again as the approaching headlights glow on anderson's shirt then disappears under the truck. according to police dedmon, with two teenage girls as his passengers, drove to a local mcdonald's meeting up with the group. there according to witnesses interviewed by police he said, i ran that nigger over. >> he was not remorseful. he was laughing. laughing about the killing. >> reporter: later that morning, james craig anderson's family learned their 49-year-old brother and son died in what they thought was a hit-and-run. only later when witness statements were taken did they learn the real horror. winston thompson is the family's attorney. >> as the facts developed, it went from a bad situation to

robert reisch will be giving us perspective on the economic future. later, andersonoin us live from somalia where time is running out for millions of people facing starvation a lot of times, things are right underneath our feet, and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us with fuel for a hundred years, providing energy security and economic growth all across this country. it just takes somebody having the idea, and that's where the discovery comes from. >>> it's dubbed a super committee and no question it's facing a task finding bipartisan agreement on how to slash debt. republicans named their six picks for the panel. let's discuss what's going on. a former labor secretary under bill clinton, a defense of public policy with uc berkeley. we know nine of the 12 so far. three democrats to be named and based on what we

robert perris is telling that the suspects are set extremely dangerous >> they're coming up to the victim and physically assaulting them pushing them down >> ted anderson is talking about suspects on recent five a strong arm robberies in three other robberies happened this past saturday. >> this is where the robberies took place last weekend ho. the vehicle is described as a black lexus four-door. >> there has been another arrest he along with two other suspects robert robb an employee from mcdonald's investigators said the suspect is a former mcdonnell employee >> more with the weather >> it is not one of the many spots went low cloud cover you're seeing a little bit of drizzle in downtown. in mount view we will will see some '70s degree temperatures one of the warm spot morgan hill will climb into the mid '80s we are still seeing the temperatures cooler than seasonal averages. this is look of our fog tracker and it will reseeded later on in the day then into the afternoon of the system will break than the fog rebuilds by 8:00 p.m. and we will see all little drizzle possibly tomorrow morning. temperature is right now sitting in the '50s and '60s. temp

robert, i know you say look at unemployment more than the dow. but when people's retirements are tied up in this roller coaster and every day it's down, what should people be thinking? >> anderson, obviously right now we have a jobs and wages and growth crisis. and not a debt crisis. and until we actually get more spending, whether it's individuals and businesses or even in the short-term government, we're not going to have enough aggregate demand to get people back to work and get the market moving and get economic growth actually back in force. and that's not just in the united states, it's also in europe, it's also increasingly around the world. >> steven, i saw you say earlier today there was loss of confidence in the united states, particularly in president obama's ability to lead. but doesn't congress also -- there's a lot of people that don't have much confidence in congress either in their ability to govern. >> yeah, you're right about that, anderson. but look, the people look to the president in time of crisis like this. and i think that the president has been off tone in the last week. as an example, on his tour around the midwest this week. what was the message out o