. >> host: victoria price and ruby baits. what can you say about these two women? >> guest: to me, victoria price is thee great satan of the story. it's her accusations of rape that are the corner stone of everything that was charged. all the charges that were laid at the doorstep of the scottsboro boys. she was unrelenting in her assistance, through her lifetime that she had, in fact, be the victim of 5 sexual assault. ruby bates, you know, by the records and my impression and understanding of her was a more gentle and vulnerable person who joined into victoria price's story, but who was much more ambivalent about it. it was, in fact, ruby bates' recanting of the charges at the 1933 decater trial leading to judge hoerton saying we must bring to circus to the end. >> host: were they prostitutes? >> guest: prostitutes 1 a loaded term especially in the context of the social economic circumstances that they lived in and the social economic circumstances that they inhabited. they were known in their communities for exchanging sexual favors, sometimes for money, sometim

ruby bridges. you, as a child, made history by becoming the first black or negro or african-american back in 1960 to integrate the schools in the city of new orleans, louisiana, and maybe for the whole country for what i know. what was it like for you as a 6-year-old child to take on this responsibility? >> well, i was just going to school that day, you know? it was a new school for me. i was attending an all-black school before that event. william friends elementary which is the name of the school that i integrated was closer to my house, but it was an all-white school. so the only thing that i was ever told about that day by my parents, ruby, you're going to go to a new school today and you better behave. that was really the extent of it. i think what people forget is that it was very hard for my parents to try and explain what i was about to venture into. >> belva: didn't you feel when you had to be escorted by marshals to get to school that something was a little different about -- >> i definit

ruby you were treated at the houston clinic. of you are here because you all believe he's fundamentally a good man who di a remarkable thing with each of your lives. why are each of you here? >> it's important to me because i think there's an injustice being done. he's my personal friend. he saved my life. we've grown close over the last 11 years. and there's some things going on on this trial and stuff that i'm not happy with. >> what kind of thing? >> they didn't sequester the jury. they're going to hear stuff, no matter whether it's a contempt or whatever, they're going to hear stuff. >> tell me how he saved your life. >> i was having a heart attack, and it was on christmas day. and they couldn't get it to stop. so he came in. and he took me up to the room and i watched him on tv when he did it. >> so you watched him save your life effectively? >> i did. i asked him if i could watch. >> what is the big misconception about him for people who don't know conrad murray? what is the misunderstanding about the kind of man he is? >>

one of the note about ruby bates. after ruby bates recanted, she was immediately embraced by the ild and the communist party and went on to her. speaking tour on behalf of gaining freedom for the scottsboro boys. >> the importance of the racial issue in 1931 when this happened? >> absolutely central. absolutely inflammatory if you go back and look at some of the newspaper reports in early alabama newspapers, montgomery, look at the headlines. every single stereotype thing that you can imagine about black men, white women, and the presumption of sexually predatory behavior, presumption of rape. and blatant in the headlines. >> how widespread was the coverage of this trial? >> it was very, very widespread for so for reasons. not only wasn't widely covered in south and in alabama, but also it turns out that as part of the own program, part of their own work, a chinese party was actively at work in the area of alabama where this occurred. they covered the case immediately. day said dispatchers. they also said these factor

. >> the agents involved in ruby ridge should have been terminated. >> the ruby ridge pitted randy weavertain with his family. he was accused of illegally selling shotgun to agent. >> inappropriate conduct by the atf. >> sean: in august of '92 federal agents laid siege to the weaver home. after a u.s. marshal doing surveillance on the property was shot and killed and left weaver's 14-year-old son dead. days later a sharpshooter shot weaver's wife in the head as she cradled their 11-month-old baby. fbi agents engaged in an illegal cover-up and the chief of the violent crimes section spent a year in prison for trying to destroy the bureau's internal report on ruby ridge. less than a year after, in april of 1993, came the atf's raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas where members of an obscure religious cult led by david koresh were illegally hoarding firearm and explosives. >> allowing the status quo to remain was not going to lead to an ultimate peaceful resolution and eliminate risk to the safety of the innocent children in the compound the public at large or the agents at th

hold disappointments a local school loses well ruby because role in match week of the europa league groupstage campaign. changing course russian premier league's big spenders on call roberto carlos to help new manager take the team problems are just on to new heights. final playing russia prepares for its last game against australia at the twenty eleven the rugby world cup in use elance. let's start with football though where two russian clubs were in action on match day two of the europa league group stage campaign the country's former back to back champions of ruby and couldn't hold onto their lead against the greek outfit was salvage the draw towards the end of the match that caused side are still on solve all their group a with four points in group. for their first defeats with manager josie kotsay role who took charge of the railway men on the first of july local had plenty of opportunities but it was the belgian side will capitalize on their chances that muscovites are now second in their group with their there's that opponents now at the summits with six points. the best a game now

the other matching ruby between the turkish side. from france and in a one one draw it's a group of four points inter milan followed with three. two draws and says scar last with just one point. in group a barn munich are now forced to answer their latest home win against manchester city while not put he claimed their first win in the campaign and six seconds of the german side will yet ryall our last with no points and all goals. three three home draw against manchester united moved to the swiss seem so the group seen with four points along with the guy who won their first match against romanian outfit a little. before my month before i really glad with three three and look at it in a positive way and i think it's a great result and we deserved it and earned the drums as a coach it's a highlight for me to come here it's rare that i've been to clubs like manchester united or the likes real or barcelona as a coach i'm very impressed by my team's performance here i suppose menu is. so welcome to european triple for them you know becaus

ruby bates my eight impression was a more gentle person who'd joined in two victorious story but who was much more ambivalent yen fact was recanting of the charges of the 1933 trial that led to judge horton saying we must bring the circus two and 10. >> host: were they prosecuted? >> guest: that is a loaded term in the context of social economic circumstances that they lived and and and what they inhabited. they were known in their communities for exchange of sexual favors but also factory workers. and also looking for work. after ruby recanted, she was immediately embraced by the communist party and went on speaking to or about gaining freedom for the boys. >> host: importance of the racial issue? >> of some of the central and inflammatory if you go look back at some other day newspaper reports. some montgomery advertiser advertiser, every single stereotypes that you can imagine with black men and white women sexually predatory behavior of rape and racism is at work and the headlines. >> host: how widespread is the coverage? >> very, very widespread for several reasons. also it turn

ruby by the records and by my impression and understanding of her was a more gentle and a vulnerable person who joined in to victoria price's story but was much more ambivalent about it. it was in fact ruby bates recounting of the charges that the 1933 decatur trial which led to the judge basically saying we mustn't bring this circus to man and. >> were the prostitutes? >> prostitutes is a loaded term particularly in the context of the social economic circumstances the lived in and the social and economic circumstances that they inhabited. she was embraced by the communist party and went on tour speaking on behalf of the freedom for the scottsboro boys. >> the importance of the racial issue in 1931 when this happened. >> absolutely central and absolutely inflammatory if you go back and look at some of the reports of the alabama newspapers the montgomery advertising and we look at the headlines anything you can imagine about black men, white women, the presumption of sexually predatory behavior, the presumption of rape and blatant racism is at work in the headlines. >> how widespread

do not cry for leila or for him, but drink the red wine and grow your love doublely, one for the ruby in the cup, the other for its rouge on your cheek. bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it were only a sand box, a few worthless grains of sand. i'll cut for you the last swathe of blue from the sky, sever my and if you'll let me, but for 5 minutes more, leave me to sleep without the knowledge of war. a kanun weeps near the funeral of music. having been occupied, notes mourn for the loss of their song. i am for a concert of horses, the origin of gazelle leapt up from the heart of al gubungi. have you made small steps into the desert within us or listened for the gutterals longed deep within our throats, you would have come bearing gifts. i have nothing in red that i would not abide in green. el batanabi wrote the heart of our silken tanab, what need have we for you? no poem has ever enough red but that its blood might river beneath the veins of its people. beneath the desert sun, one man by one man by one man breathes six. thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the

we had an interrogation program ruby the cia that also saved lives. we scrapped that. i think that's regrettable. luckily, we don't need it as much today as we did then because we know a whole lot more about al qaeda and other organizations than we did then. that was done to gather inteltigence, a lot of which we already have. but what we don't have is a classified interrogation program that would allow us you have seen it from the inside and outside dealing with terrorist. what about the argument that you hear, we are a lot worse off in terms of civil liberties than we were 10 years ago because of all of the security we have had to doairports, surveillance and interrogation and patriot act and all of that. our civil liberties are as much intact today as 9/11. it is a great inconvenience and a charade of the airport searches. but you rarely hear people complain about that when it is going on. you rarely hear people griping about it. they put up with it. >> it is an inconvenience. >> that's correct. as far as loss of civil liberties. i don't know of anybody's free speec

. >> 3, 2, 1 -- [ cheers ] >> he unveiled his bronze cast sculpture of ruby bridges, the woman for whom alameda's newest school was named, she was the first black student to attend a formerly all white school and she was there. >> it is more than just an honor, a huge responsibility i think to kind of live up to so i am just so grateful to mario for donating the piece here for the school. >> the statute will be placed in the school's courtyard. >>> coming up another check on stocks ahead as the dow has dropped more than 300 pointings, and some people are joking that a proposed building that looks like a spaceship could be coming to cupertino but it is getting a rise out of some critics. >>> a live look at the big board on wall street, the numbers started the day down because there was not a lot of positive feeling about president obama's job plan and the markets took a dip after some concern about the european debt crisis. they are all down. >>> there are concerns over traffic near apple's proposed new headquarters in cupertino, dozens attended the first hear hearing for the planned app

taylor's rubies, diamonds and even some costume jewelry will all be sold. the entire collection is expected to fetch at least $30 million total over the two-day auction in december. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, let's go to nbc meteorologist bill karins who has your forecast. >> thanks a lot for the laugh. >> i try. >> so much bad news and weather, everything else, you throw a dumb criminal in there and you get a good laugh. >> i don't know if that brings any relief to some of the people dealing -- >> it does feel good sometimes. good morning, everyone. we have had a horrible night of flooding. this is all the remnants in associated moisture with tropical storm lee that went onshore about a week ago it seems. all that moisture is now moving over. we had a lot of flooding overnight. you'll hear a lot about the river running through new york and pennsylvania. that's where we are expecting historic flooding. there's flash flood warnings outside a d.c. and much up to southern new jersey and back up to new york. we have three tropical

ruby moseley and other patients will tell you that when they came to see dr., nobody asked how you're going to pay. if you couldn't pay, dr. murray wouldn't charge you. if you had medicare, he wouldn't charge you any extra than what medicare paid. he would buy prescriptions for these patients if they couldn't afford to do it. look, i'm not telling you that this information, this evidence, is provided you because we're going to ask you to do -- we don't ask you that he's been a good guy so acquit him. we don't have to do that. if the prosecution is going to get up here and tell you he's greedy and callous and reckless, you need to hear the full story about him. and we'll provide you that information. now, what you'll learn about dr. murray is, as mr. walgren pointed out, he met michael jackson in 2006. it's the only celebrity he's ever known. and he met michael jackson because one of michael jackson's bodyguards while he was in vegas knew dr. murray because he had saved or helped his father and one of michael jackson's children was sick and dr. murray was calle

they are taking the diamonds, rubies and emeralds on a world tour. money raised will benefit the elizabeth taylor aids foundation. >> we'll send the hat around the newsroom to buy for janelle. >> good to see it's going to a good cause. >> thas for watching us. we'll see you again at 6:00. ♪ it was the best day woohoo! yes! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ause of you [echoing] we make a great pair. huh?

a bronze sculpture of ruby bridges, the woman for whom the school was named.she was six years old and she was the first african-american student to attend an all white elementary school. bridges was on hand for the unavailing and told the students there she felt honored and grateful for the monument. that is the report for tonight. bay area news returns on monday. the coverage continues on-line at ktvu.com. have a great weekend. tmz is next ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today.

ruby meanwhile have not slipped from. fourth fifth a disappointing loss krasnodar their third defeat in a. moving on we're going to have secured their first points of the rugby world cup but it was far from easy for martin johnson's men on day two in new zealand argentina firing on all cylinders and tonight in this penalty from our five minutes after the break putting the puma's nine three up a lead of which they were fully deserving but one moment was to change the course of thinking determined work from english in the scrum allowing youngs to pick a hole in the origin time the fence for the only try all of the much after sixty seven minutes going on two points from the boot of a previously out of sorts jonny wilkinson for a nervy thirteen. earlier in the same pool b. scotland got the better of romania again only by the skin of their teeth thirty four twenty four hours finished up for care of maybe forty nine twenty five. so off a determined japanese i played forty seven twenty one and a half a dozen different tries scor

group a is important ruby is not important to me because if there is a consumer business or consumer ordinary people i would support this business of so that's why i wouldn't consider it as a priority you recently showed another product the electronic reader you showed that you introduced it to to the russian prime minister and you said that this is something that may replace. paper books in russian schools that tell us more about it do you think that this really me become products. that will that will make make or stand a famous among schoolchildren. well the whole goal to become famous or will become official. first i should say about this project of the. fuel of huge respect to those who developed the project the project was developed in cambridge university and go into up in the company which is located in silicon valley and manufacturing facility in germany but there's the international are based company it was a very we'll based r. and d. support based idea the idea. where the project developed on does the idea of silicon electronics plus to connect one to something which is ab

we may not be using ruby on rails or the various back end technology that you have, but it is my hope some day that our own help desk and service connections will parallel the types of things this company is doing. i love the international dimension to the story of this company. he was talking about how he was first inspired to create a company like this during his time here in san francisco. i want to mention to all the cyclists here in san francisco, last year we set a goal for the set of 20% of our trips by bicycle. the inspiration came when i was biking in copenhagen last year. that is a country that has a biking culture. it actually addressed to the economic success of denmark. when you have employees who are healthy, when you have employees, who are getting to work on time, who are actually enjoying their trips, they help to move forward a workforce and the successes of the local economy. it is my hope, and i know mayor lee shares this, that we will have a transit type city to ensure that san francisco res mains on the map of an international economy that parallels none in the w

imagine they have the europa league group stage campaign the country's former back to back champions of ruby and couldn't hold onto their lead against the greek alphabet to salvage the draw towards the end of the match the cause and side are still on top of their group a with four points in group c. suffered their first defeat old manager josie kotsay row who took charge of the railway men on the first of july local had plenty of opportunities but it was the belgian side and very next to capitalise on their chances the muscovites are now second in their group with their thursday opponents now at the summits with six points. the best again now where mega reach anji have sacked their manager got a release from his position late on wednesday the move coming after on she failed to see off neighbors f.c. to take and hold last weekend despite spending tens of millions of dollars on star signing such as sam the all at sole and beauty share called them a hodgepodge side sit mid table sixty five year old but you have to charge last year just around the time when the billionaire city monkey was pumpin

for elizabeth taylor, diamonds and rubies and emeralds were a girl's best friend. >>> and that is ourdcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm harry smith for brian williams and all of us at nbc news. williams and all of us at nbc news. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with a case that's been in the headlines for months. from mising case to murder. michelle le vanished after leaving a medical class in hayward. today police say she was killed by a former

russian rock ark she catches all but the birds head coach kingsley jones at the ruby world cup who shares his thoughts on the journey just. favorites held barcelona. both fields to win their latest primarily get pictures in spain. on green fields the richest prize in golf but ten million dollars fed ex cup is off for grabs this weekend at the truer championship and we take a look at who's in with the show playing there. but let's get going at the really world cup where today's sole game in new zealand was less a match the mauling south africa absolutely going to tun on the maybe the springboks allowing their neighbors to get on the school for all in doing so they also said a new south africa try scoring record running in eleven in total along the young and francois who guard all helping themselves to a brace eighty seven nil how it ended up in oakland a blistering this all run so i thought ok well no way for a probable quarter final with a straight. i think it's time after three weeks. we get to regroup and we certainly will be aware of the challenge that we have in front of us and after

bruising also is well underway in new zealand with some hard hitting ruby world couples on wed and state grittiest of which saw scotland kept themselves to a fifteen six win in a try listen contra in invercargill it was the georgians who opened the scoring go through. very much penalty minutes at scotland's keeping game was on point to heading for penalties from seven in conditions not to mention. the drop. me that nine three to the scots thirty three year old park seventy seven minute penalty also won for his long distance efforts also the last world game fifty six house and. elsewhere samoa went to town on the media in their opening a clash between the african side by thirty seven it's kind of like that off the mark in pool c. beating tonga and it close for twenty five twenty how it ended up russia's first ever world cup gnostics place on thursday i can steal that states. post new zealand meanwhile have suffered a setback for their now. it's much flyhalf done karcher are for friday's encounter against japan with a lower back injury the twenty nine year old suffering in the all blacks f

you can't pretend it wasn't from footballs from for the rubys or to batter the prime minister is going to a foreign country we're going to do in good cheer i thought it was unnecessary and tasteless and of course we can as the authority of the of the domestic governor who at this particular juncture should've and at least been allowed to present themselves as being the victors it is abundantly clear this was a british french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signify and what does that mean now does that give them a responsibility they might not be able to meet i think it does i think the british and the french now have a very strong responsibility to make absolutely sure this does. not faile that may well mean sending in troops when you invade a country you can't then say we've done our job we're going to go because people look to you to continue the revolution that you started or you aided i just don't see how we can abandon the if if as is at least possible possibly improbable unlikely breaks out or about gadhafi david cameron since we washed his hands of that is she

continues to russia's final match at the ruby world cup when they take on a string. on saturday our correspondent richard roth reports they caught up with one player who certainly are his reputation in new zealand constantine rushkoff the spite that the flyhalf now finds himself without a club. constantin rushkoff has been on the move for most of his life born in kazakhstan he would move to rush hour in his early teens to continue his rugby development afford a passing for france after the turn of the millennium he took up the sport of the age of twelve however things could have been very different for the thirty two year old had taken different career path as he used to be junior tennis number one. of the course i thought it would take a lot of time to get to the top in tennis those time goes by the champions are getting younger and younger the money in tennis is older this world in comparison to rugby but i've never regretted my decision. constantine has been playing for the last decade in france i once played with a russian of however over the last couple of years

group a is important ruby is not important to me is the problem if there is a consumer business or consumer ordinary people i would support this business although i wouldn't consider it as a priority you recently showed in other products the electronic reader you showed if you introduced it to take it to the russian prime minister and you said that this is something that may replace. paper books in russian schools. more about it do you think that this really me.

you can pretend it was and from both of them for the rubies or to batter the prime minister was going to a foreign country doing good cheer and i thought it was very in tasteless and of course we can see all thirty of the on the domestic of this particular juncture should've been at least you know large present themselves as being the victors in the bundle really clear of the british french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signal and what does that mean now does that give them the responsibility they might not be able to meet i think it does i think the british and french they are very strong as well as what it is to make absolutely sure this does not fail that may well mean sending in troops but when you invade a country you call it and then say we've done our job we're going to go because people look to you to continue the revolution that you started. i just don't see how we can abandon libya if if it is at least possible possibly improbable i think it breaks out what about gadhafi david cameron since when washing his hands and that is she saying his fate is in the

this is a ruby port.tiful description but this is a delicious pork morning. the winemaker, chief " bottle washer " port wine located in madeira. they grow one of the oldest port varieties. certainly one of the oldest 1846 and u.s.. port is not wine? >> it is a generic type of fortified, sweet wine, there is white port, report, tawny port. >> and a sweet ruby? but there is more to it? it used to be in the choice. what is it about port wine? >> the rest no other that has much history and tradition. if there is no other >> it is easy to drink. >> this is the old lineof onlil vine. in 1948 it was a war first crushed we use portuguese grape varieties. our first-grapes were crushed in 1948 it is like a borrego blend. this technique is fascinating. bordeauz type blend. >> in this class and every step. it is a diminishing percentage of the 1948, 1949. >> i am actually tasting something from 1948? >> if you can taste that? good for you [laughter] >> yes. >> and this would be blended? >> this is a 10 year what is t

brings us on to the ruby world cup where hooter south africa have gotten off to a winning start in new zealand but only just the springboks beating wales by the minimum of margins in their pool d. fixture the box getting off to a flyer in wellington from steyn the man pummeling his way over for a try out early the third minute. but dogged welsh outfit didn't left out the term too much going in at the break ten six down after good work from this man james who with the boots and warren gatland men promptly seize the initiative in the second half to be followed so much is done to give wales a sixteen ten lead here but so there aren't world champions for nothing francois boogaard slicing through for the try and sixty five minutes the boks seventeen sixteen up enough would finish after hoops missed penalty minutes later south africa when it's by the skin of their. first really showed why their second favorite south the game is before that easily pleading its li while of bees flying half quade cooper starting things off with a nineteenth minute penalty. then becoming one of four different st