an additional incident, rudolph told me about driving to mt. clemens as part of a black one just on club. he was going to arrange to shoot. backts in his car, driving to detroit, gets pulled over, confiscate his gun, his watch. when officers where's the watch at the precinct house. he gets the watch back at the two confiscate his gun. instances like these give us pause when we considered effective segregation. the region prided itself on its absence aggregation but as the streets of pointed out segregation in housing and education -- and employment often emerge as support. reality that the black freedom movement in the north sauce to expose. gardens tetramer tonight 65 after the first of these urban insurrections emerged in the wonder is that there have been so few. detroit changed the suppressive experience of the city for black people. to give a sense of this i will turn now to an interview conducted for the free press series, with an anonymous part of some detroit insurgency interviewed thereafter who describes how they felt him -- before an

--ould watch judy rudolph judy woodruff, who comes on television and evening. had -- she had two people on there, one left-leaning, one right-leaning, but they both seem to be left-leaning to me. this goes on for however long they are on there. most of their dialogue is -- after i listened to about 15 minutes of that, then all of a sudden they stopped and had a fundraiser and i think what kind of an idiot -- thatrump supporter is just an observation. thank you, sir. host: coming up tomorrow at 10:00, as usual, our newsmakers program. here is congressman lujan taking questions on whether congressman will pick up seats in 2018. >> how many seats is reasonable in your view of 2018? lujan: i don't have a crystal ball. it is still early to figure out what happened in november of 2018. but there is no doubt we will be able to pick up seats in this environment. paul ryan's numbers are dropping . republicans are moving on. they are going to double down and force republicans to walk off the plank again. we are not even out of the first 100 days of this new administratio

it gets so red, i look like rudolph. i'm not kidding. d it's horrible, and you cannot cover it up. and i have tried everything, and nothing works. i'm gonna show you exactly how i use the airbrush to cover this and get rid of this rosacea so you never see it, and the results will be amazing. get your stylus, put a few drops. i just use four. get it going. you'll feel the air coming out. here comes the makeup. you see? look how fast it's disappearing. it's just microscopic amounts of makeup coming out right now. and look at that. the redness is gone. lookit -- red spot there. watch this. gonna get rid of that. i'll concentrate on that a little bit. voilà. gone. got a little age spot there. come even it out over here. but the thing is, it's so easy. it just goes on so smooth and clean. i'm not using anything else anymore. and look, i look perfect. no rosacea, no age spots, no imperfections. just a smooth, natural complexion. i think it's amazing. >> announcer: let's take a closeup look at why luminess will look so beautiful on your skin. we used a microscope on this model's face to s

i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder. hey, dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe. honey, i'm sorry for dozens of things every day that actually happen. if i start apologizing for things that don't happen, how productive of a person would i be? hey, your golf pro's here!

hungary and jews, traded for trucks and other material in negotiations between adolf eichmann and rudolpha member of the jewish rescue committee. diverted for six months and later they were able to get to switzerland. volunteer at the museum. thank you. congressman, may i ask you to stand by the fifth ghetto. fifth candle will be lit by ther and harry. her was sent from germany to england. to aamily was supported cap in france and later her parents were sent to as floats -- to auschwitz and kill. harry was born in berlin. fled berlins family to antwerp. later fearing he would be selected for forced labor, harry's family moved the family to brussels, where they separately went into england until liberation. esther are also volunteers. i would now ask a congressman to stand by the sixth cap. by sixth candle will be lit marcel and ray. marcel and his family moved from hyris to the she france -- vic france after the french citizenship of his parents wrote. his family blended in with the local population, attended church, and survive there until liberation. ray was born in poland. following th

inspiration for the choreography actually came from an earlier era of silent films and screen idol rudolph valentino. "it's interesting because i had seen valentino films at the library many times before but i never really ... i guess subliminally maybe it stuck in my mind." "and, he was always the real casanova that always didhe numbers in a wonderful nightclub of some sort." "so, when i did the duet with john and karen, i did a disco - musically a disco number - but dance-wise i did it as a tango." "and then through some more research again, i looked back at some old valentino movies and it was so similar. i mean the feeling of it. the feeling of the place. the excitement of the people. the moment he dipped her and all of a sudden then there was 'oohs' and 'ahhs' from other women." "so, we were able to do it in a kind of contemporary style which was very wonderful to see again. i mean it was ballroom and everythig else involved with it." further setting the film apart was the seamless marriage of dance and music. "unlike in previous musical films, the music was so integrated .. it was ju

worked for the nuremberg trials and he negotiated the release of francis gary powers in trade for rudolph powell. he was tasked to go negotiate the release of the bay of pigs survivors that had been captured by the cubans. we sent him over to negotiate with castro to get these hundreds of cuban exiles released back to the united states. the cia said you're going to be in the same room with castro. castro loves to go scuba diving. we want you to give him this wetsuit. and he said, why my giving him this wetsuit? they said it will have this massive fungus on it that will give him this skin rash. and inside the snorkel is tuberculosis. and donovan is like, i'm not doing this. i am a diplomat. i'm not going to poison the man i'm trying to negotiate in good faith. donovan went out and bought a brand-new wetsuit and gave that to castro. the cia was very annoyed with donovan at that time. the idea that castro loves to go skin diving and stupid diving so someone had the idea of creating a bobby trap sea shell. we have a plastic explosive that is shaped like a lump of coal. the idea was to create

and the atlanta olympics bombing committed by eric robert rudolph that killed one person and injured 111. he made a name for himself in these cases by being a strictly by the book prosecutor. he insisted on obtaining subpoenas even when companies volunteered to hand over evidence. he insisted on keeping victims and relatives informed as the cases developed. he served for 19 years on the d.c. circuit court. well, that's a lot of experience, and all that happened before he was nominated by president bill clinton in 1995 for the d.c. circuit court. he received a confirmation hearing in the senate judiciary committee in december of that year. but republicans did not schedule a floor vote on his confirmation because of a dispute over whether to fill the seat. so president clinton renominated merrick garland for the circuit court on january 7, 1997 and he was confirmed on the senate floor by a vote of 76-23 that year, in march. at the time of the consideration of merrick garland on the floor, my colleague from utah, senator hatch, had very flattering things to say about merrick garland. he

rudolph fast of auburn, washington. likes to go for a bike ride three times a day.you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tiell us about it. go to today.com/celebrates. >>> what's coming up next hour? >> we have robert de niro. talking about the tribeca film festival. and patent oswalt will be joining us. >> de niro is going to talk about "the godfather" which anniversary of it? >> 40 years. >> 25. >> i think it's 45. >> wow. >> you don't know the answer? >> 45 years. >> what's with guys and "the godfather"? >> fredo, you broke my heart. >> sleeping with the fishes. i )m ... ==topvo== the man bd laura garcia. >>> good morning at 8:56 on your wednesday, i'm sam brock. the latest now, the man behind the shooting rampage, a story people here in the bay area remember very well is set to appear at any time in oakland. his appearance has been a long time coming. the plea hearing comes less than a week after a judge found him competent to stand trial. he is accused of killing seven people during that mass shooting at a small nursing school in oakl