robinson. theis pertaining to republicans letting people down in new orleans and left them for days. unawareple were mably -- where may be unaware that we do not send our president into dangerous situations here they had to send the national guard and to secure the city before we could rescue anyone. everyone knew that a dangerous category five was coming. we leave when they tell us to leave and secure ourselves. and a lot of poor people stayed and didn't evacuate. they had to secure the city. snipers firing on stretchers trying to get the sick people out. george bush did not go into a volatile situation where he could be killed, where workers could be killed. everyone was in danger. host: rashad robinson? guest: george w. bush has admitted his response to katrina was inadequate. leave his words. americansajority of as they were seeing those images and wondering what the government was doing, hearing the president tell the fema director at the time did they not respond and would they have respo

you have a catcher, a pitcher, and jackie robinson.tin luther king says john newcombe, you will never know what you, jackie, and roy did to make it possible for me to do my job. this is great irony in baseball. sport, where generations of fanatics continuously argue about who was the best player and at what position and how do we compare today's steroid induced players with those from years past, there are a few ways to quantify cultural and social importance to the united states. walt whitman said, i see great things in baseball. it is our game. it is america's game. jackie robinson said, a life is not important except for the impact it has on other lives. al gallagher said there are , three things in my life which i really love, god, my family, and baseball. the only problem, once baseball season starts, i changed the think about this. when world war ii began, the commissioner asked fdr if you -- if he wanted to suspend the baseball season for the duration -- and this was for the duration fdr responded, i honestly feel it would be be

his real name is daniel robinson.sted for driving under the influence and evading police. violations of his probation for a prior dui. now he must serve the remainder of his sentence, three years, in the jail. >> i don't run into too many people that don't know me. i have a certain aura about myself. i might have curls for the girls, you know. drew down's case, he wouldn't necessarily need to be put into some sort of protective custody because most of the people respect him and they don't try and do something that would harm him. >> protective custody or pc is not just for celebrities. it's for inmates whose lives could be threatened in other parts of the jail. at santa rita, the largest percentage of those are gang dropouts. >> any time we get gang dropouts saying they quit the gang for whatever reason, were whether it be politics, caught a charge that wasn't going to put them in good standing with the gang and they're in dropout, we can't put them in general population housing unit because they'll be subject to atta

reverend robinson founded beacon house 26 years ago.t's an after school program that provides more than nourishment for the mind and body. it also serves as a beacon of hope for their future. >> to help them help themselves by getting them out of high school into job training programs and doing all kinds of good stuff, you know. i mean if people only knew, we could save the children if we want to. >> reporter: reverend robinson believes wusa9's free heart love health screening saved his life. he now checks his pressure every morning. plan. >> yeah. 129. . >> yeah. 129. >> reporter: a good number for his age and although he's retired from tabi con house, he plans

dice robinson.del grupo que esta en la misin de la nasa, ser obligado a ser doctor y trabajar con los instrumentos que tienen en la nave. they have limited resources to deal with in that situation to figure out how they might be able to safe that person's life they have limited, y como explica una de las especialistas de la salud del hospital brigham, los astronautas tienen recursos limitados para tratar una situacin mdica y con eso tienen que figurar como pueden salvar la vida de una persona. la nasa y este hospital se aliaron para crear el primer simulador del espacio para enseÑar a los astronautas a saber reaccionar ante una urgencia mdica, como un ataque al corazn. nats en un escenario, hay una tubera con vapor desechando un gas de veneno a travs de la nave espacial... aqu los astronautas se enfrentan a un doble dilema, porque necesitan arreglar su nave y al mismo tiempo atender a los miembros enfermos del equipo. vo/cesar ---le recordamos que este sbado 19 de abril se realizarn las audiciones p

but in 2015, joe robinson travelled on his own to syria.mic state. it is because of this that joe robinson now finds himself in trouble in turkey. he's always trying to help other people. he is not a terrorist. that is the most ridiculous thing heard in my life. because of long—standing hostilities with the kurds, the ypg and anyone associated with it, is viewed by turkish authorities as a terror threat. the concept of terrorism and how it is defined in turkish law is a bit broader than how it is described in european law. they are afraid more of the propaganda aspect of the british nationalfighting with the kurds against isis, rather than that person being a real threat to public security in turkey. the british foreign office says it is aware of a british national in detention in turkey and says it has requested for british officials to be given consular access. but in reality, the bbc understands it can take several weeks before the turkish authorities and now british officials to have contact with someone who is accused of terror offence

eugene robinson, ali velshi, kimberly atkins. coming up after our first break, the crushing reality setting in for a former marine general who doesn't scare easily. the education of general john kelly as white house chief of staff. plus, two revealing new interviews tonight with steve bannon in the wake of charlottesville. that's ahead. a whole lot ahead as "the 11th hour" just now getting underway. >>> welcome back to our broadcast. the president's comments in the aftermath of charlottesville have left his aides and allies in a tough spot. and have given comfort and validation to the so-called alt-right, including white nationalists as they heard some of their own wording, imagine that, coming out of the president's mouth in trump tower yesterday. the american prospect tonight has published an interview the first of two interviews we have to tell you about this evening, with steve bannon. this one was conducted by robert cutter in who writes "i asked bannon about the connection between his program of economic nationalism and the

now, charges have been filed against robinson. although, we have not attained those charges as of yet. once we learn more, we will let you know as well. reporting live in annandale this evening, krysten leon, fox 5 local news. >>> to the big news out of the white house, the chief strategist steve bannon is out. the former lead of breitbart news pushed trump to follow through on his campaign promises and was the man behind many of his most controversial efforts including the travel ban. one white house aid said bannon submitted his resignation last week but the move was delayed because of the racial unrest in charlottesville. >>> more breaking news, in his's this out of finland where police shot a suspect accused of stabbing several people in the western city of tercrew. the attack left two people dead and six others hurt. there are report that is one of the victims act woman had been pushing a child in a stroller when she was attacked. the suspect is currently in custody and being treated at the hospital. meanwhile, police are sti

drew robinson says i'll do you one better. great catch, extending the body to make the catch. a little snow cone action on the end as the rangers won 6-2. and finally at wrigley, cubs up 4-2. kris bryant, two-run home run. the bullpen loves it as they get their groove on. [ laughter ] a little dancing. what's the guy wearing on his head? >> goodnight.

residents to benefit from the program after years of backlog >> with balloons in hand, arrived at miss robinson's home. >> it was a surprise, a surprise, that they called. >> for years, had trouble climbing stairs. >> i had had chest pains, going up the chest. but not any more. >> in may, the city announced it was finally dealing with the backlog for its housing preservation program. taking on the task of servicing 5,000 homeowners like ms. alone sarks been on the waiting list for years. >> if an individual is in a house, and they can't put a new roof, or they can't do the plumbing, then that house is eventually going to become a vacant property. >> council president, darryl clark, hemmed pass the bill that raised $100 million for the program. it will pay upward of 15 grand for repairs, modifications,

two or even though i had more power to you know to folks like simon's and that actor are better robinson you because you know they're out there there and they're really still paving the way and laying down their groundwork slow where we kept going to war for and diverse artistic united states around the world hopefully all right abortive out of our show for today remember born in this world we are told we love the not so it's always wall i love you i am tired robot on top of the lawless keep on watching those hawks on every great day and night everybody.

eugene robinson, ali velshi, kimberly atkins. coming up after our first break, the crushing reality setting in for a former marine general who doesn't scare easily. the education of general john kelley as white house chief of staff. plus, two revealing new interviews tonight with steve bannon in the wake of charlottesville. that's ahead. a whole lot ahead as "the 11th hour" just now getting underway. jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..."

robinson is the fema region six coordinator. they and i had a conversation about the role we will play in the coming days as it relates to these efforts in texas to pick up folks in louisiana, transport them to the most appropriate shelter and do everything in our ability to make it happen and pick them up in the very best that we can put together here and we have a tremendously talented and experienced team and we will do that for the folks in texas. 1000 on duty assisting in these efforts. individuals last night in louisiana, 876 of those were texans. the louisiana national guard assisted in actually about moving 100 -- 320 people out of harms way yesterday. the louisiana department of wildlife was assisting in the effort in texas as well as the louisiana state police. thus far, about 40 rescued 1373ave people in texas since they were sent over to the houston-area several days ago. also about 150 pets as well. one thing that developed earlier this morning is the judge in orange county, texas, ordered a mandatory evacuation. ,

general counsel and vice president of legal affairs charles robinson first met patti thirty years ago as budding lawyers and got to work closely with him again with the uc system for the past decade. sot: charlie robinson, uc general counsel and vice president of legal affairs// "the combination of his brilliance as a lawyer and the humanity, the generosity, the kindness, you don't often find it so so it is a huge loss." he says patti's heart for doing the right thing and exceptional work will be sorely missed. california highway patrol report witnesses saw the driver was in a black bmw on his his phone.on his his in a black bmw witnesses saw patrol report highway california sorely missed. california highway patrol report witnesses saw the driver was in a black bmw on his his phone.they have a license plate and person of interest 28-year-old jonathan ritter.patti is survived by his wife and two sons.live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. all night we'll be checking on the volatile situation in texas...as harvey continues to dump rain. coming up, how you can help out. plus whole

"sweet thunder: the life and times of sugar ray robinson." sugar ray robinson, pound for pound, may be the best prizefighter the world has ever seen. that would include mohamed ali. wil will tell us that sugar ray was not just a fighter, he was a harlem renaissance man. he loved the arts, that included literature, dance, song and arts. sugar ray interacted with all of the great entertainments and artist during the harlem renaissance. this cat was hip and was cool and will told us about it. we get to see sugar ray in the life that no other author could have brought to life. again, wil it resurrected an icon. the story of eugene allen, the butler, who served eight presidents who turned into a very successful blockbuster movie. again, wil brings to life someone who was invisible to america. wil gives us the dignity, the grace, the discipline and hard work of an individual who believed in the american dream. he brings to life an individual who is present, but invisible during critical times in our 8erican history over presidents. only wil had the

intended for demarcus robinson. the preseason continues. one game left. usually you go from 90 players to 75 and then down to the final 53. they've eliminated that middle cut, dan, so teams go from 90 to 53 on september 2nd. it is going to be i wild few days. >> dan: no question. the great thing about that is it gives some of these marginal players one more opportunity to make an impression. either to the present team you're on or to another team because everything will be examined closely. tyler bray is hanging in there and doing a pretty good job as he hits escobar that time for the first down. >> spero: gavin escobar, fifth-year man out of san diego state signing a free agent contract in the off-season and a dart that time by bray. a pickup of 12. that will get the chiefs a fresh set of downs. a good looking drive here as we play with under four minutes left here in seattle. >> spero: bray steps up in the pocket and that pass is incomplete. once again looking in the direction of escobar. >> spero: the chiefs will have a very tough open to their schedul

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fox 5 has obtained exclusive video of kelly robinson allegedly stealing a car from a security guard in a shopping center parking lot, then destroying everything in his path. fox 5 krysten leon reports. >> reporter: the video is like something out of an action movie >> when he was backing out, he backed up. hit the safe way, front of the the safe way, stopped for a few seconds. scrammed off again. >> this is video we obtained from a viewer who was there at the time. you can see in it a car speeds off in the safe way parking lot. leaving behind signs knocked over, multiple car crashes and now surrounding the crime scene. >> police rifles, rifles, got to keep the film rolling, not believable >> around 9:00 this morning, officers got call about a robbery in progress near the shopping center on little river turnpike. turns out though, when they arrived, they say the robbery was not exactly what they thought it would be. >> when they arrived on scene, their investigation had determined that there was car crash not far from where we presently stand. >> they say that crash happened near raven'

sot: charlie robinson, uc legal counsel president// "a lot of empathy, high integrity somebody who always wanted to do the right thing. and he was someone who when it came time to deliver tough messages people came away feeling heard."he says patti was always the smartest in the room yet most humble.patti is survived by his wife and two sons. california highway patrol say witnesses reported the driver was on his phone and took off in a black bmw.a license plate left behind and chp now have a person of interest 28-year-old jonathan ritter.live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (steve) new at 10. a man who was found tied up in a van in stockton...claims he was kidnapped in a san jose freeway road rage incident. today... police were called to the area of north union street and east weber avenue...on a report of a suspicious car. once at the scene... they found the man tied up with duct tape. the victim says he was kidnapped in san jose... after a road rage incident on the freeway. the suspects ran away... after parking the van in stockton. the california highway patrol is investigatin

if youe ask our viewers have questions about color of change or rashad robinson, republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 what would you say would be a most successful campaign to date? guest: we have had a number of victories. the sustained campaign that we over 100 major corporations to divest from the right-wing policy shop, the american legislative exchange council. an organization behind everything from the discriminatory voter id law, laws that said you could vote with your done license that not butent id -- gun license not your student id. the stand your ground law that became visible in the aftermath of the trayvon martin tragedy. we invited members to challenge the image of people in the streets raising their voices and pivoting energy to the type of change you could make that could be long-term and impactful. we led a media effort to engage corporations who are sponsoring the bill o'reilly show, and giving them a choice over whether they still wanted to be behind o'reilly's efforts. it fits into the larger effort of how we think abou

pressure on the quarterback, looky what i found, robinson after a rough opening drive, a pick of tyler wray gone all the way to the chiefs 25. 49ers had 188 yards rushing. joe williams here had 60 of them, his first carry from scrimmage 17 yards. they led 9-7 at the half. 4th quarter beckard got loose and the born identity. 9s are tied and won the game by 10. 27-17 and the broncos are next. >> it's a game in process. i enjoyed me, ith . the defense. i think some series did it better than others, glad we got three more and hopefully i'll get better at it each week. >>> the raiders in arizona tomorrow. >>> i'm coming back with some soggy giants and a comeback by the a's. >>> this out of work open accountant is inspiring a love of learning thousands of miles away. we found he's opened more than 20 libraries in his native ethiopia. >> it's good for my people back home looking for books. >> the cal state grad collects unwanted textbooks and ships them overseas. >> to help another human being, it's a noble thing to do. >> expect original reporting from kpix5 news. expect more. ♪ [brother] an

then police say robinson grabbed car andbull out of his ran to this shopping center where he allegedlynesses say a security guard stepped in to help, but police, robinson pulled a knife on grabbing his keys and taking off in his car. center parking lot, he rammed additional cars, outside of the safeway building. thet johnson came out of grocery store to find the driver's side of her fiat damaged. waited another 10 minutes, i probably would have been in the car. brick pillar a damaged as well. that work still needs to be prepared. tonight police telling us that anyone that sustained injuries, including the suspect, all said non-life-threatening. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> a quick update for you on a newly issued severe thunderstorm warning. northern anne arundel county, extreme southeastern montgomery county and northeastern prince george's county, until 6:45. is moving out off towards the east at 25 miles per hour. we are going to continue tracking this storm for you. more coming up in just a few thank you. next at 5:00, a loophole or government waste? the 7 on your

ann robinson, thank you very much indeed.tigations by the police watchdog over three separate fatal firearms incidents. greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police watchdog over three separate fatal firearms incidents. the victoria derbushire programme has learned that the independent police complaints commission is examining new evidence in the cases, which date from 2008 to 2013. simon cox has this exclusive report. my life is on hold. it's been on hold, and it's still on hold now. the police have determined what is happening with anthony's greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police anthony grainger was 36, a father of two young children. he was shot dead in the sleepy village of culcheth in march 2012. i didn't believe it, even... even up until i seen his body in the morgue. police believed he was planning an armed robbery. there were known violent criminals with him. but there was no gun in the car. there was a public inquiry into his death earlier this year. it was argue

. >> eugene robinson, yamisha, stay tuneed. who is standing with donald trump? is standing against him? last two republican candidates are standing against him tonight and we will have more on the difference between robert e. lee and george washington and thomas jefferson and there is a very big difference. and later, is donald trump afraid of steve bannon? is that what it comes down to now? with a source close to the white house telling reuters, that is why steve bannon is still working in the white house. donald trump is afraid of him. that's coming up. if rs cameras. introducing the newly redesigned gla suv. at a price that'll make you feel like you've gotten away with something. the 2018 gla. lease the gla250 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast . >>> sevhe is not /*. >>> senator charles k

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have a great weekend. >> with us is eugene robinson. donnie deutsche is here, msnbc contributor clint watts and senior politics reporter at "usa today" heidi pryzbyla. >> kind of big news. >> new developments and reaction this morning in the investigation into russia, the 2016 election and president trump. "the wall street journal" reports special counsel robert mueller has empanelled a grand jury in washington to investigate russia 's interference in the 2016 elections. "the washington post" reported mueller began using the grand jury in d.c. several weeks ago. "the new york times" reports that mueller has issued subpoenas from the washington-based grand jury according to several lawyers involved in the case, at least some related to former national security adviser michael flynn. nbc news reported in may into grand juries before mueller was appointed. federal prosecutors had been using at least one other grand jury located in alexandria, virginia. a former intelligence official with knowledge of the discussions has told nbc news is lo

better on broadway performer are better robinson who appeared on broadway for nearly two decades in such productions as the lion king ragtime shuffle along i'm currently in the show in transit had this to say on the subject of diversity and the theater community i love being part of a community that celebrates diversity strives to educate spark conversation and encourages us to live in the shoes of the diverse characters we create on the other hand we have commercial theater or theater for the masses that the realm of broadway still has a long way to go before we can honestly say we're diverse most audition notices now say all ethnicities encouraged to attend this sounds great but just five years ago we were turned away at the door if they were not looking specifically for your race recently we discussed this issue with tony award winning producer ron simons i asked him what it means to you as his production company motto states tell every story. of diversity and never use that word but in this case i will is very broad in why we. i don't just make films and plays and t.v. shows about fo

leading kaerny's division was general robinson's briggs aid. general kerrny rode up to the brigade and yelled, i want you to drive those people out of the woods that are annoying hooker. hayes' men encountered pender's brigade piling over the banks in disorder. and as the 63rd and robinson's brigade moved in kearney turned to rallying the federals from nagel's and taylor's defeated briga brigades. kearney was riding up and down the line, fall in here you sons of bitches and i'll make major-generals out of every one of you. the remainder of robinson's regiments had crossed railroad and wheeled left. exposing the battle lines and angled perfectly to strike hill's exposed flank. yet again, the federals had succeeded in cracking jackson's line. but yet again, further reinforcements would be sent to seal the breach. by 5:15 p.m. as kearney's assault moves forward he's looking for any and all available reinforcements to send forward. something he had not done earlier in the day. he would find daniel lesher's two regiments brigade, 7 huh men. they wou

smokey robinson. let me just say that was not a hardship..ter] [laughter]what my i remembered what my grandmother used to say, i never thought you're being a librarian would lead to all of this. she was really looking down on that one. and to come to the library of congress and see his scores all of his wonderful songs next to the original manuscript of summertime and it brought him to tears because he said it might work is now here and recognized with george gershwin and then he sang. [laughter] it was a moment. >> i know we can't go into any other details. >> i had to call mr. tony bennett. that's what i found young people to know the library of congress is not so bad. mr. tony bennett, the first person to be given the gershwin award for his interpretation of popular songs. and he was so touched and said anna i first person and the people that are going to be part of this program i cannot tell yet because we are still confirming that everybody is going to be there to pay tribute.e's that will be tel

while he was at fort snelling he met a woman named harriet robinson, who was enslaved to another person another officer at the fort. and dr. emerson actually purchased her and allowed the scotts to marry legally. it was unusual for slaves to have a legal marriage performed by a clergyman. so dred and harriet scott returned to st. louis. they had two children, both daughters. and after a time, dr. emerson passed away. mrs. emerson was asked by the scotts whether they might be able to purchase their freedom from her. it was something, especially in urban slavery, it wasn't that unusual. but she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. so they decided, based on the fact that they had been taken to free territory and held as slaves and were still being held in bondage when they returned to st. louis, to sue for their freedom. so they entered this courthouse in 1846. each had their own petition. so it wasn't as though it was a joint thing. and it wasn't just dred. it was dred and harriet, who had separate petitions for their freedom based on slightly different circumstanc

ariel robinson: what all was everyone's role at these conferences? for myself, i was registered as press at black hat, i was an attendee at b-side, then i was in and out of defcon very briefly before he went to the airport -- i went to the airport because for five days in las vegas was totally enough for me. what about you all? there were eight days. >> i arrived on friday night of defcon, and i had a talk with beds, meet the feds i did on saturday night as part of the evening lounge, two hours designed to be interactive and give the research community a chance to talk to friendly feds. they do exist. well,s was at defcon as thanks to the atlantic council. he got to spend time with h.gressman urd. i got a tour of most of -- [please stand by] because of the fact that everybody in the industry is in one location at one time, it is the perfect opportunity to meet other people in other companies. the first three days or so during black hat. then you go to b-side, a volunteer on the committee for b-side which means i select which talks are presented at th

. >> reporter: the wentz look great the eagles corner is not so much and mills and robinson the outsiderters for now but defensive coordinator jim schwartz doesn't sound too happy with the way the corners have played so far. >> he does not and when he is not happy they must have a problem and they do have a problem, they do not have two quality starting corners most of the time they will have to play three and they have to find three and they are out there skr jeff and he is 33 years old but you are not going to tell me if they add him he is not going to be better than anybody the eagles have right now. >> listen to schwartz today it sounds like he is almost begging for regis or somebody and doesn't know if his week one starters are even on the team right now. >> i don't know that anybody's consistent enough where we don't look at anybody else and i said the same thing coming into camp or maybe back in otas it will be nice to have solid guys or solid starters in those positions but we are still in the middle of a competition, everybody is striving to be consistent. >> reporter: sounds l

robinson is keeping this sinkhole covered for now.n't like anyone else was impacted on the street. but the county's department of environment saying neighbors should pay attention to potential changes in their yards here. >> it looks like it's going to continue, you know, to cave in. >> but the county's part in all of this, robinson to a web site where they are capable of coming in and filling this hole with the stuff that it needs to be filled with. it's going to be pretty expensi expensive. >> one county contractor tells us it can cost between five and $20,000 to repair a sinkhole. the cost depends on what cause that hole. >>> the south capitol street bridge right next to nats park is going away. but a new bridge will replace it. . the existing south capitol street bridge will be used right up until the day traffic can switch over to the new bridge which is slated to open in 2021. >> boosted by the election of president trump, saturday night live enjoyed a big starting tonight weekend update goes prime time. ahead of tonight's show,

. >>> one of our favorite boyhood athletes, today's his birthday, frank robinson. >> that was the worstn history. >> you are not bitter about that. [ laughter ] >> it is his birthday, so happy birthday, frank robinson.>> yesterday or the day before was the anniversary of the duane kuiper home run against steve, tuesday or wednesday. that was his one career home run that was this week, a couple of days ago. >>> it is 5:51 am. >>> the weekend closure on the bay bridge and how the demolition of the old bridge pier will affect the drivers not only this weekend but next month as well, coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 5:54 am. >>> today is another spare-the- air small day in the extreme heat combined the smoke from the wildfires at the oregon border will create bad air quality through the labor day weekend. the ozone or small good cause asthma attacks in affect the kids and senior citizens that have breathing or heart problems. you can help reduce the car pollution by taking mass transit or carpooling instead of driving alone. >>> state operators and or bill are assuring th

robinson said her homeowner's insurance won't cover this. what the county has done is offer a web site with construction companies that are capable of filling this hole when it -- what it needs to be filled with in or but that is going to be expensive. in capitol heights, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> and we are working for you one prince georges county contractor says the cost depends on what caused the hole. you can expect to pay anywhere from 5,000 to $20,000 to dig it out and replace the soil. it's now been a year since that devastating explosion at the apartment complex in silver springs. seven people killed, including two children. dozens more losing their homes as a result of that over night blast. in a couple of hours, some of the victim's families. some of the residents of that complex will be gathering to remember those who died and to thank the community for its vast support. there will be a vigil starting at 7:30 just across the street from the flower branch apartments in silver springs. a fence still blocks off the area it's w

>> migu broo robinson personatio raes into doifoulelerri hto ant ste, tngge ullet to first as ets throwthat's your play of the day. >>> time now 6:26. next a group seekg to further restrict the san francisco police department's role in immigration enforcement, this as new numbers show how many illegal immigrants are being arrested here in california. oo reporter: another freewa ngshn ti o0.88 area freeway---for the second time this week. right now the search is on for the gunman. and: "there was a group on this side, you can call them the left. you've just called them the left -- that came violently attacking the other group." this morning, president trump causing controversy with his comments on n to his fiery re >>> under investigation, a shooting happens ona time this week. right now, the search is on for the gunman. plus -- >> there was a group on this side, you can call them the left, you just called them the left, that came violently attacking the other group! >> this morning, president trump has more comments on charlottesville. reaction to his remarks from california lawmakers.

. >> tam ra robinson tells me she was at the starbucks in tacoma park when a worker collapsed.aid witnesses call 911 and that's when the confusion started. >> several of the customers, obviously, got rerouted to the quote/unquote wrong side of the line were obviously frustrated by it. >> 911 calls went to disspachers instead of dc. people were panicking. the woman was having a seizure on the floor. >> and then you're also trying to remain calm for the people around you and that's hard to do when someone is meeting you with a lot of questions. >> we went to holmes for answer. she's the head of dc's communication center. she said this is an issue that doesn't just effect dc. she said the problem is with the towers that direct calls to 911 centers and if you're in a border area like along the dc line. it can happen. >> we do have a voice in it which is great. we're partners with. we have a relationship with them. they're all very open to getting this rectified. >> she says the fcc is also pushing to have the problem corrected, but it's been a slow process. while those who were at

it is a cougar because anne bancroft is the original cougar in this film, the older woman, mrs robinsonr victim, ben braddock, played by dustin hoffman in mike nichols's epic film. it's one of the coolest films of the 60s, still looks very cool and fresh today, revived for this master, and it's still got that wonderful music, "hello darkness, my old friend," by simon and garfunkel. to quote paul simon, "it's still pretty crazy after all these years," the graduate. that's a great one to sit on the sofa over the summer and watch that. thank you very much. my highlight this week may be your russian accent but we can discuss that more later. thank you very much. spasibo. lovely to see you, jason solomons, thank you very much. that is just about it for this week. enjoy your cinema going. thanks for watching. see you next time. bye— bye. your impression of sunday driven by where you spent the day, some got work done, some got play, down into the south west and quarter the first signs already of cloud thickening and eventually end came the rain. that mild moist air coming from the atla ntic th

robinson arguing the virginia case, lewis redding. jack greenburg argued part of the delaware case, james hayes and nay brit. i want to show another video because you talked about the impact of this social experiment case. so we have a video about kenneth and clark who had conducted this test, and we'll talk more about its impact on the justices deciding this case. let's watch. >> the doll test was integral to the brown v. board of education because it clearly demonstrated that separate was not equal and separate was not good. in fact separate was an injustice. what we're looking at here are the dolls that doctors ken net and clark used in the doll studies. the doll test were a series of studies that may mie clark and kenneth clark did to try to bring awareness, racial awareness in children. if children are aware of race and different races and the deference how racial groups are treated that it would impact how they felt about themselves. what they did that actually became very well-known part of the brown case, was they showed young