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tonight michael will discuss book about 35 minutes and joined by rodney who will open the floor, because we are filmed it is important that your questions be asked at the two microphones. and now i'm going to introduce rodney kate strong, law and public policy consulting firm based in atlanta georgia. he's a member to have state bar of georgia and represents public entity and clients and general counsel of city of atlanta bank authority and disparity city and consultant for numerous clients. we are excited to have him this evening as well. please join me in welcoming michael honey to the atlanta history center. [applause] >> is this picking up okay? yeah. so i want to start -- before i start talking about the book, i want to start with memphis. i just came from there, we had four days of celebration and commemoration and recommitment to dream of dr. king but also in the broader sense the movement that he was part of and what it represented in memphis and the book is really all about that but i'm going to say a few things about what happened in memphis this week. i don't know what happene

i'll speak to congressman rodney davis who has been critical of the white house's approach. >>> and as we go to break, a study from fox reveals male political reporters retweet their male colleagues three times as much as their female colleagues. >>> according to that study, out of the top 25 political reporters who those men retweet the most, just three are women. the washington post sun min kim, great reporter is at number 11. politico's number 20, sneaking in at 21 yours truly. here is an opportunity to retweet women more. follow us on twitter and instagram "kasie d.c." you'll find wonderful women journalists on our show. you should follow them also. also tweet us pictures of your pets using the #dogs watching "kasie d.c." "kasie d.c." is back after this.

joining me on set is you believe are cann congressman rodney davis. appreciate you being here.i think you share our gratitude senator mccaskill is okay. >> absolutely i do. claire, i'm glad you're okay and senator manchin, great job. >> i want to talk about immigration and what exactly the house is going to do. it seems as though and i want to know what your assessment is of where things stand. but the compromised negotiations seem to have fallen apart late last week. now, there does seem to be some discussion of doing a separate stand alone bill to address family separation. is that the case and would you support that? >> absolutely. i hope to co-sponsor it. but i hope we can actually get some movement on immigration reform. we've had a lot of people -- our leadership team has sat down with all facets of our republican conference because we're not getting assistance from the democratic side to address the issues all of us have said are bipartisan issue. let's secure our border. there are areas of our border that has to have a physical structure. not just with illegal immigrati

early this morning, she got a caugh from rodney. it was so certify dip doze us unexpected. within a few hours he was at her housen sandy. this is wonderful. rodney'sawnmower is a lot better than ours. his stop in utah is second part of his tour, aits. ameri50 in need. i'm glad itowot m because they're not able to mow the lawns. i'm able so i canr o fo them. last year he did 350 states in 39 days. but this year he's planning at topping on schools and organizations along the way to teach kids about lawnmower safety and encourage them to do their own 50-rd challenge. >> at just 28 years old. q. that's a lot ofdn water. ro is a cut above theest. we are incredibly greatful. my husbandnd my back juso aren't up t it? a. taking on a simple chore in the heat and warming the hearts of arican home owners along the way. >> rodney ritzed baltimore and e richmondarlier this week and present utah he heads t arizona . love to seat spirit of giving b in a community like that. it isha awesomement ts onighth for joining us at 35 to 6:30. sean is back on fox5 eight at plus. and we'll ' you ton

his name is rodney smith.mowing lawns for the elderly, disabled, single moms, and veterans. smith calls it the 50-yard challenge, because he plans to cut one lawn in all 50 states. he started on may 17 in milwaukee, wisconsin, and since then, he's made it to 26 more states. he's going to add two more this weekend -- louisiana and arkansas. this is smith's second year completing the 50-yard challenge. he said he's doing it to inspire kids to get involved in community service. he takes kids along as he cuts grass, and encourages them to start their own challenge. this year, 130 kids have signed up. we think this is an awesome grassroots effort to pay it forward. i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you here next week on "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we sta

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rodney hood to tie the game at 90 late. curry was 0-9 from the three- point range.game with three three-pointers. that pretty much put the state in the cavaliers. kevin durant one more time over j.r. smith. the golden state warriors win going away three games to 0. 110-102. dame four will be friday in cleveland. we love this stat. no team in nba history warriors... has ever lost the first three games and come back to win the series. 131 and zero. if indeed cleveland would win one and the warriors could come home monday and clinch it in oakland but the thing you have to say to yourself being realistic, cleveland can't beat the warriors. so far, haven't beat them once. >> seems to me there was a certain sports anchor let's and lebron would score 50 points tonight. >> whenever you go like this i can see a big is coming. lebron had a great game. he had a triple-double, and if you're going to get me on points, you know? he didn't get 50 but he did play a really good game. i appreciate that you are listening. >> i am paying attention. >> more from gary later in sports. we

we go to california, rodney, independent line. caller: good morning. thank god for c-span and open phones. i watch you guys every day. i am almost out of breath right now -- host: why are you out of breath? little i am getting a confused, because i know i am pressed for time. i watch all the news all the time all week long. i watch fox, watch msnbc, and all of this stuff is important, to see our values. we want to know if the russians were involved in our elections. babysitterhiring a for your kids. you want to know that the babysitter is decent and going to do the job and do it in a moral capacity. i am not saying there was any collusion found, but trump is not a lawyer. a lawyer.ani is not julie are used to be a prosecutor, but he knows a case can take a year or two or three. so why is he saying this case should be wrapped up so fast? that is a sure sign that something is wrong. are aher point -- we democratic republic. we are not just a republic. we are a democratic republic. a mix of democracy. we fought they, war -- i signed up for the draft. it,

it's been rodney king, it's been oscar grant, it's been mike brown, eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, alton sterling, the list goes on. and even this week if we asked the question what's the first name that comes to mind would be stephon clark and not cynthia clemons who was killed outside chicago by police last week also. and i'm often asked, well, why is that the case, andrea. and i think my answer always focuses really on the power of the story and of narrative and the story that is so deeply entrenched that racial profiling and police violence and state violence is something that happens exclusively to black men, that we perceive to be not transgender and not gay even though they might be. and that violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces. and some of us are just out here in the cold experiencing violence of both kinds every day without it being seen as part of any of those stories. and so the goal with invisible no more was to really expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and mass incarceration and m

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for rodney harper, there's just ash and ruins to return to. >> i'm going to fight a little harder, i'm old, and done, but not done yet. only way did, it's forward up or in the dirt. >> reporter: the spring valley and old lawn valley neighborhoods are open. allowing some folks to go back home after serve worrisome nights -- several worrisome night away. >>> a massive fireworks bust in the east bay ahead of the 4th of july holiday. oakland police recovered for more than 3000-pound of fireworks. the valley more than $50,000 -- the value more than $50,000. a hayward man was taken into custody. >>> in south bay, law enforcement agencies have a plan to crack down on the illegal fireworks. the city of san jose has launched an anti fireworks ad campaign, encouraging people to upload photos and videos of their neighbor's behaving badly on the city's website. >> with more people reporting and a system that's improved for reporting it does have a deterrent effect. if we can deter everybody from using fireworks, we don't have to worry about enforcing. >> this year, morgan hill is handing out tripl

valley area are being allowed to return to their homes to see what condition if their home is -- rodney harper knew his home probably did not survive. he says his -- that's when he saw flames on his property. >> my daughter, her wardrobe. those are gone. my wife's grateful dead collection and stuff. last tom petty shirt before he died. >> it was better news for some of harper's neighbors. donna parker says she was thrilled to find her home and her gardener -- garden and her chickens there. she bullies her house was saved because she had cleared away the breast -- brush on her property. >>> 4:40. a confrontation on a b.a.r.t. train that was caught on video is not going viral on social media. >> the sign says no eating and drinking. you don't get it? you don't get it? you must be stupid. >> the video shows a man in a hawaiian shirt accosting another passenger for eating a burrito on the train. the man is complaining and called the driver over the intercom. he asked the b.a.r.t. police to cite the man. eventually the man got off the train at the coliseum station in oakland. >> wow. 4:41 is

this is like rodney dangerfield in caddyshack, you know. but now rodney owns the country club.o trump is doing this against the nfl because, if you look back at that time, he got his butt kicked by the nfl in '86 when he got that $3 ruling and two yooeks years ago or three years aeg tried b the buffalo bills and they wouldn't let him into the club. so now he has something against it because we know he's vindictive and keeps a score and this is his way of getting even with the nfl owners. >> we'll have to leave of it there. marvin washington, day of, thank you both for come tong talk throu -- coming on to talk through this issue. >>> out west, a house takeover this fall because eight different states are holding primaries today. parties d a big surge in dem capped dates means they could get lost in the shuffle. we have california mega dona tom steyer joining me after the break. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get a sunsetget a sunday. from your summer getaw with exclusive hilton

. >> my >> reporter: rodney looks at the ruins of his home and thinks about his teenagers. his son just graduated eigh grade. >> all the money he got, all the mementos are gone. my wife's grateful dead collection of stuff, the last tom petty shirt we got at the last concert before he died. >> reporter: devastating but no surprise, saturday night evacuating he said his family went ahead and turned back to retrieve medication. he found this place, blazing. >> there was a fireman up there in a fire truck down here. the houses were engulfed and burning in the guy at the top of the hill says i just got here. >> reporter: there wasn't time to save th all. and in the hills of the neighborhood, a dozen homes were lost. >> watch out for chicken poop. >> next-door to the burned-out >> these are my guys, i love them dearly. i have over 50 chickens. >> reporter: the chickens, garden, the property all fine. only offense was scorched. several neighbors are labeled -- leveled. why were you saved? >> i am cleared. i was always told if i was cleared they will save you. i am so sorry for you

rodney smith, jr., we salute you, good sir.his hour of "msnbc live." >> i love that you end with a happy story because it puts a big smile on my face and it is a good way to start the 2:00 p.m. hour. >> we started it for you. >> i appreciate that. i like your tie today. >> thank you very much. >>> it's 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in washington, d.c. where we're following breaking news. this hour the department of justice's inspector general will release its highly anticipated report on the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the president and

congressman rodney davis was one of them and at the practice and plays catcher. we'll talk to him coming up in our 11:00 a.m. hour. >> now, history is against me because for whatever reason you win the election and then you lose lots of seats. i think we're going to do very well. i really do. i think the economy's doing so well, we're doing so well as a nation, i think we'll surprise people. >> bill: that on board air force one. bret baier and when it comes to republicans holding on to congress in november, president trump said he's not worried. on twitter he writes the republican party is showing big numbers and people are seeing what's being done and result speaking loudly. >>> and our fox news politics editor, chris stirewalt. you can see the strategy, increase the economy. >> first, i want to thank you for doing this hardship duty under those difficult circumstances, brother. you're bearing up for the rest of us. [laughter] what's he supposed to say. that's why we don't listen to partisans that much because he can't just say something. he can't say republican

since the answer is that relations have deteriorated both sides bear blame for that and suddenly rodney's seems pression seems farsighted although well i think he said something like the greatest geo political threats. even in the pentagon i don't care what they put in that report i talk to defense department people navy people all the time they're looking at china right sometimes those documents and those pronouncements have a budget purpose of mind they want to get a new weapons system they're there they're sort of tacking to the political wind to appeal to some some of the district but on the whole our military establishment they know that china is a big but it's also convenient to say russia is doing this in the arctic russia is doing this in the mediterranean because it helps. them tell you because he's not going to upset china and american ties to china economic ties he can always blame everything on russia and you know people love it they go with it they're well with it it's like the old cold war paradigm times on this or that but this is interesting because you pointed out that i

lebron james, in the words of rodney dangerfield, looks good on you though. lebron is in the house and the cleveland cavaliers are 13-point underdogs in game 1. >> may be a tougher game than the warriors think. >>> kevin durant's 7-foot wingspan is larger than life on this jet that landed in oakland today. his arms stretch 50 feet across on the boeing 737. an airline employee made sure everyone waiting inside the terminal knew about that special plane. >> as i mentioned, 30 decals, 560 square feet, and this is one of a kind. you'll never see anything like this. >> durant has an advisory role with alaska airlines. he helps the company develop programs and support for at risk youth in the bay area. >>> an east bay high school became the school of hard knocks today. more specifically, how to avoid them. kpix 5's da lin is live at ignacio valley high in concord with new standards for student athletes. >> they're modeling after the when in doubt, sit it out policy. i know we're all talking about the warriors, but football season is right around the corner. a local

. >> reporter: rodney stanley got the call just after 5:30 p.m. a evgeny station fire that had spread to this junk yard. his family's paving equipment was parked here. >> when you work for that and to see it could be gone, it's scary, you know, because that's what puts food on the table. >> reporter: officials issued a public health advisory due to the smoke. >> the stuff that's burning is particularly nasty. it's tires, upholstery, and seats. >> reporter: helicopters dropped water from overhead. >> it looks like it's getting under control and just pray there's minimal damage. >> reporter: while investigators quickly determine the cause. >> a candle in a tent as part of a homeless encampment. >> reporter: officials say a firefighter injured his hand but returned to fighting the fire. two more people suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation. one of them was taken to the hospital. in pittsburgh, melanie woodrow, abc7 n >> now to san francisco's mayoral race which is nowhere near over. less than a percentage point separates the top two candidates, l

assigned outside the auditorium >> i was in los angeles than at the time i was at channel 13 into the rodneyking riots happened. we were where the studios are located in at the time i was a member of the first black church in southentr la, a wonderful community and so i wanted to be creative with my people so i suggested to the news director. go down there and i will send a crew. i went to the church and people kept coming and suddenly i started getting hairy. we could hear gunfire at the back of the church we could hear the cars in the parking lot covered with ash. they said we can't get a crew in there it is too dangerous. they won't let anybody in. so i was standing with a couple of ministers and someone turned to me and said how are you going to get out of here. i was the only white person there, one of the only white people in the congregation. i said my car is right here in the face witandthey said no you. the two main measures were trying to figure out as a political scientist who's the most influential justice and who writes the most majority opinions in significant cases and this is

since the answer is that relations have deteriorated both sides bear blame for that and suddenly rodney's seems pression seems far sighted although well i think he said something like the greatest geo political threats. even in the pentagon i don't care what they put in that report i talk to defense department people navy people all the time they're looking at china right sometimes those documents of those pronouncements have a budget purpose in mind they want to get a new weapon system they're there they're sort of tacking to the political wind to appeal to some some of the district but on the whole our military establishment they know that china is a big but it's also convenient to say russia is doing this in the arctic russia is doing this in the mediterranean because it helps. them tell you because he's not going to upset china and american ties to china economic ties he can always blame everything on russia and you know people love it they go with it they're well with it it's like the old cold war paradigm entirely on this or that but this is interesting because you pointed out that

richmond can turn it around if they can get through rodney davis. another facebook question. the empires, pep boys, and bat boy's independence? >> that is to say are they members of congress or not? that's a good question. let me talk to my sources and come up with a good answer. >> ronnie davis is the catcher and takes a ball. they go back to work, the second offering. 5 - 1 the democrats lead. we have a host of people put in the broadcast on tonight. as richmond with the two and zero. richmond is now one pitch away from loading the bases with two outs and bringing mel brooks to the plate. here is the three and zero. that is low, ball four. our first critical spot in this game, bases loaded with two outs. the pinch runner is going out there. davis kenna shoved him off and said no one staying in the game to run. it's going to be mike bishop who will pinch-hit. no swing. >> bishop is playing for the third year in a row. he had a hit and an rbi two years ago. freshman at the university of michigan. he played in last year's congressional football game. that is when members of co

rodney hayes has new kicks, shoes purchased by their coach, this first grade class. >> i was happy they did it but surprised they raised money for us to get shoes. i'm proud of them. >> i'm ready to cry, they have given so much to them, some of these guys did not have shoes, they had holes in them, they were running and i was not aware of it until we started getting shoes. >> reporter: this is a school in west sacramento, they can do chores and buy one pair of shoes for one deserving athlete on her team. six and seven euros exceeded her expectation by hosting a lemonade stand in february. >> we got $96 so far. >> reporter: the first-graders raise enough funds to purchase 35 pairs of shoes for their athletes. >> reporter: during the 100 meter race this weekend, he said he felt unstoppable. >> i'm more comfortable and can run fast in my tennis shoes. >> reporter: the act of kindness from first-graders does more than give them a new parachute. between training for the summer games, they got to visit and personally meet the class that showed the big heart. there forever grateful to the long

ninety one twenty three years before the black lives matter movement news helicopter video of the rodney king beating prompted riots that was before smartphones fast forward to ferguson news media scramble to keep up with coverage transmitted by those in the streets since then incidents from baltimore to baton rouge will dominate what we see and hear and read for days talk radio gets loud bystander smartphone video of the recent desmond mero takedown went viral then like all these. incidents it went away as attention was captured by the trump tweet do sure whatever else came along and blocked out the sun when i invited our next guests our goal was not to wait until the next time to talk about it and at least we tried this past week and east pittsburgh police officer just hours after he was sworn in fatally shot a seventeen year old during a traffic stop joining me our alex vitale sociology professor at brooklyn college he's a manager of the member i should say of the new york state advisory committee to the u.s. commission on civil rights and alex is author of the end of policing which e

starring at edward norton the film still dramatically how in an era of rodney king the o.j. simpson trial and the los angeles riots to fatherless youths could be pushed to manipulated toward violence hate racism to the propaganda and fear of those around them now some twenty years later once again if fear of change and the propaganda of hate are being used to try and influence impressionable youth on university campuses across the united states artie's actually banks has more. that's right according to the league white supremacy as have targeted college campuses across the u.s. since twenty sixteen these groups go from campus to campus posting images and explicit words that include some sort of recruitment element an attack on minority groups including jews blacks muslims nonwhite immigrants and members of the l g b t community during the twenty sixteen to the twenty seven thousand academic school year there were one hundred and sixty five cases reported and from twenty seven thousand to twenty eight thousand that number almost double jumping to two hundred ninety two but we

rodney mears our bob but the media are still got about medical redouble our men and men are going to be on the medical need they had their numbers seemed not going to remain. with everybody reassess. them give me a bit don't get me young freeze the modding or the scare from going to come go to. without a period or embargo border matter for the stock market or the right. remember. that for me what about people you. know that can really goofy but don't. i'm just thinking so the first time i think consumers were really away of what happens after they buy their clothes or before they buy their clothes what the conditions might be like was probably back in twenty thirteen with a disaster the run a positive to where they could see and they got a sense of how government workers are working how widespread is this idea that it's not just about safety but is about wealth ahead of work us how bad is the situation . well yeah exactly right right when running because i happened back in two thousand and thirteen that's when the fashion revolution kind of organization came together and that's reall

since the answer is that relations have deteriorated both sides bear blame for that and suddenly rodney's seems pression seems farsighted although well i think you said something like the greatest geo political threats. even in the pentagon i don't care what they put in that report i talk to defense department people navy people all the time they're looking at china right sometimes those documents and those pronouncements have a budget purpose in mind they want to get a new weapon system they're there they're sort of tacking to the political wind to appeal to some some of the district but on the whole our military establishment they know that china is a big but it's also convenient to say russia is doing this in the arctic russia is doing this in the mediterranean because it helps. them tell you because he's not going to upset china and american ties to china economic ties he can always claim there isn't a russia and you know people love it they go with it they're well with it it's like the old cold war paradigm entirely on this or that but this is interesting because you pointed out that

. >> the beating of rodney king came into our living rooms and smacked news the face. >> there have beenpportunities to talk about race, right? but you rarely talk about race across racial lines. >> yes. >> and so for me, because of the confidence people had in you, people would listen and engage where they wouldn't in other venues. >> you are a peacemaker inside yourself. >> we're going to start a book club on the show. >> nerve the audience, now listen to me carefully, is being given a special package, and i don't want you to open it. >> now, you remember the night before you were trying to decide what to wear. >> i wanted a color that would match the bows on the car. >> you get a car, you get a car, you get a car! pu . >> ie l le. tths lural t oref ever wy a show you'v wow!eve don >> with the dates and everything. >> every she has done? >> every show from "the oprah winfrey show. >> 4,561. >> and lonnie, the whole time. ♪ isn't she lovely >> i really do believe that i can't think of anything that was as transformative during those 25 years as your show. i can't think of anything. >> o

rodney dais of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from illinois, mr. rodney davis, and a member opposed, each will criminal five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: mr. chairman, i'd like to yield myself two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: mr. chairman, addressing the issue of aquatic invasive species has not always been one where all the great lake states have seen yie to yie. however this amendment reflects an agreement between myself, my good friend mr. mitchell, as well as our two states and our two governor. first, this amendment clarifies that the operation and maintenance of any project authorized subs quint to the chief's report for the rhodes study is done in an 80-20 federal--- for the plan don road study is done at an 20-20 federal-nonfederal cost share. so with this language, we are making it clear that illinois wants to have some skin in the game on this project. in addition, my amendment requires the

normally be one of the safest republican districts in a state ke new jersey that had congressman rodney frelinghuysen rep represent -- representing it since 1994, so for the past 1920 years nearly, his father represented the district for nearly 30 years before that in fact, except far brief period of time in the late 1980's, early 1990's, there's been free like his -- frelinghuysen in congress since the continental congress. this is a family of public service in new jersey he -- he's chairman of the appropriations committee in the house. and he chose to retire. and in large part, part of it was the sense he got back from his district of how upset people were on both sides of the aisle about what goes on in this town on a regular basis. i think that that's the way we need to see the election, the real, continued anger in the electorate about what happens in washington, d.c. rachel: governor dean? howard: i'll be more direct. i was wrong. 51 weeks out of 52. that gives you a battling average of .020, not enough for any league, major, minor, or anything else. so predicting is something i'v

rodney king beaten nearly to death without conquences. people killed in new york without consenses. -- consequences. and [inaudible] in missouri. the kneeling was a peaceful protest. he was not trying to desecrate the flag. we were on our knees appealing for the right to vote in 1965. there is nothing threatening about kneeling to the flag. >> laura: i get that. what does ha have to do with president trump testifying in a grievance against the nfl? >> he has convinced his constituents and the owners to put a penalty before the players if they choose to do that. >> laura: he has an opinion. >> it's more than his opinion because he is the president. no, no, no. >> laura: as a legal matter that's preposterous. the president is not going to testify in kaepernick's suit. his lawyer should be sanctioned. >> part is the way, for example, protesting using the philadelphia eagles who did not take a knee last year as the basis to push the public against black?-- >> [overlapping talking]. >> laura: i would have had them come to the white house if it

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rodney, where's my cheesesteak. i'll see you guys tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody!ar kids, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. us [ cheers and app] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. la [ cheers and ae ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doinght? [ cheers and applause ] i thfantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. a federal judge in virginia revoked former trump campaign chairman paul manafort's bail on

rodney bickerstaff was the champion. if they are footballers, if they are firefighters, student nurses or student teachers, they join unions just like anybody else but we have got those workers in mcdonald's, tgi fridays that we're beginning to organise, we want to see many more. your membership, it is staggering. it is massively public sector, people working for the government. in the private sector, only 13% of employers. a huge number of them are graduates, 38% are professional workers. it is very overrepresentation of the middle income full—time... you should be worried you are hitting all the people who don't need unions and you have ignored... we are, that is why our biggest private—sector unions are backing this new initiative to see if we can organise... it is a way to try and organise. maybe internet works, but also into unions. i think we are seeing signs of hope amongst those workers i mentioned, were getting themselves organise. who would have thought a few years ago we would have a strike against mcdonald's?

rodney harper knew his probably would not survive.e said when the fire started, he said his wife and teenwhen h and that's when hegone. my wife's grateful dead collection, and the last tom petty shirt we got at less concert before he died. >> it was better news for some of his neighbors. donna parker says she was thrilled to find her home, her garden, her chicken still there. she believes her house was saved because she had cleared away the brush and fire crews were able to use that cleared space as a fire break. >>> transportation x -- officials say tomorrow will be one of the busiest days for screeners. some -- the csa screens 2.2 million passengers on average. it's the friday before the biggest holiday week of the summer, the fourth of july. the tsa says that combined with increased screening of electronic devices means that probably it will take longer to get through security. >>> reaction pouring in to the coming retirementkennedy. widely regarded as the most consequential vote on the high court. he plans to step down at the end

angeles then, this is along delaware doing radio and tv in los angelesed at the time channel 13, and rodneyiot is happening we were on la brea avenue this was studios are located and i at the time i was a member of first ame church which is black church in south central l.a. wonderful, wonderful community. and a so -- i wanted to be this -- riots were most and i wanted to be kind of with my people, right, and so i suggested to our news director bob long that i do my, i was doing commentary on the evening news 10:00 news two and a half minute commentary so i suggest i do my commentary that night from the because i knew people would gather there and i knew the mayor tom bradley was going to be there about and he said that's a great idea. you go down there now and i'll send a crew. in time -- so i went to the church, and it was people coming in that was like home. and you gathered there and -- then suddenly it really started getting really hairy, i mean, fires got closer. we could hear gunfire. we were out in the back kind of -- tech of the church and you could just -- ash falling cars in the

rodney harper told us he knew the home wouldn't survive.rted he sent his wife and teenagers down the road while he went to get medication. he saw flames on his property. >> my daughter, her wardrobe. >> all the mementos are gone. my wife's grateful dead collection and the last tom petty shirt at the concert before he died. >> reporter: this woman found her garden standing and chickens doing well. she believes her home was saved because she cleared way the brush on her property. fire crews used that clear space as a fire break. >>> since may 3rd, the kilauea volcano has on the big island forcing evacuations and restoring homes. flight restrictoins remain in w happening from you have been to the volusia national park, you are used to this view of the crater. today the future of viewing the crater up close is up in the air. footage shows us why, it's drained of lava. >> it's spectacular. it's amazing to see from the drone the expansion of the summit crater. >> reporter: volcanologists say with each explosion want crater expands. >> this is get