after the civil war, he comes back to dallas county, settles in selma and arises is a powerful lawyer. he basically runs the democratic state convention for many decades. anybody who wants to go to washington has to work with him here in town. call to public office in 1897 as a u.s. senator. he served until his death in 1907. there he became a spokesperson, he was like many men of his time in power in alabama a supporter of white supremacy. at least certain records indicate he was a member of the clan in the late 19th century. one record indicates he was the head here in the state. as a u.s. senator, during his , alabama pass the 1901 convention which stripped most blacks and many poor whites of certain basic liberties had one during the civil war. specifically, the polls are largely closed to blacks. disfranchisement became a powerful vehicle for local politicians to manage the black vote. here in dallas county, there was a tremendous black-white ratio. blacks far outnumbered whites. luckily, the effects of allowing the state constitution to strip blacks of any political power here,

and they did that not in the halls of congress, they did that on a bridge in selma. so don't tell me that we today can't make a difference right where we are. bloom where you're planted, as they say. you don't have to be a member of congress in order to go out and fight for restoration of voting rights or to make a difference. you don't. collectively working together, we can make a difference, and i do believe that collectively working together, we can go to the ballot box and we can take back the house of representatives in november. and let's try to do that. >> all right. [ applause ] >> i'm going to take one or two questions from our audience. we have just a minute or two. a quick question right on the aisle. we'll start here. i'm sorry, wait for a microphone. >> thank you. so talking about democracy, today trump is meeting with putin in a private meeting, and he met with russian officials in may of 2017 in a private meeting at the white house with no u.s. press involved. these are nice ideals, but i feel like a lot of americans, like our democracy, is being sold

think it's befitting that selma gave us, selma, alabama, gave us the voting rights act of 1965 and shelby county, alabama, gave us a court decision that enforce abilities away. but it's important to note that it's still constitutional. supreme members of the court said is that congress must come up with a modern day actually at we were discriminating against states like alabama for what they did s, k in the 1950s and 1960 urely things have changed, and so with the voting rights, it's of the voter empowerment arm, and what it does, is it the teeth back into section modern ing a formula, a day formula. we're not going to look at what happened in the past. going to look at 1990 going forward and if there are four or more statewide of voter discrimination, then you would be considered a discovered jurisdiction and any changes to be ng laws would have to pre-cleared by the justice 1990 ment, if you look at oing forward, 13 states, 13 states have had statewide violations, states like alabama and mississippi and louisiana, states like arizona and the ork, so it's not just a problem but we have e

selma, what do you wa nt to we are right. selma, what do you want to happen next?macked, with no disrespect to whoever is sitting wherever. this discussion is london—centric it is astonishing. wherever. this discussion is london-centric it is astonishing. we have photos from all over the uk. that you have no particular voice speaking for scotland, either from the government perspective all the major parties sitting in westminster. somebody, ithink major parties sitting in westminster. somebody, i think bill cash, casually use the word sovereignty, no regard is being paid to the wider implications of this brexit programme on the devolved countries. the eu withdrawal bill was passed with no regard to the continuity bill that was approved in scotland, we are waiting for the supreme court to hear this case this month and then bring forward a decision in october, in the autumn, which will produce a constitutional crisis if the uk government continues to disregard the voice of the people and the parliament in scotland. selma, what would you want to happen? there is no po

producer harvey weinstein accused of sexual abuse and rape by dozens of women among them stars like selma high at a discount on health ignite the meat to discussions over the extent of sexual coercion in the entertainment industry. claiming third place was. when the italian presenter broadcast a report about nuclear experiments in italy in november twenty seven dean users wanted to know who she was the report was false but her name was on monitors everywhere. taking her place in the second spot was meghan markle the only one to attract medicine's attention without cutting a bad figure the american actress got engaged to britain's prince harry in november twenty seventh teen and they married in may this year. scandalising first place was a news anchor man. for over twenty years he was a fixture of american television until november when accusations of sexual harassment of coworkers cost him his job. that was the ship ranking and now. many instagram always like to put their best foot forward in search of likes photos tend to focus on the sunny side of life and sweep the dirt under the rug w

out -- he's already won six grammys, earned an oscar in 2015 for best song "glora" from the movie "selma," and last month landed a tony for co-producing august wilson's broadway play, "jitney." >> i'm excited. >> if he wins, he joins a group of 12 to have the honor. >> laurie met california's role in rose oon earn add a nod for supports actress. >> it was an all out celebration for sterling k brown. >> what? lead actor in a drama series -- milo and sterling. >> sterling's costar shared the celebration on instagram. it will be a father/son faceoff as milo ventimiglia and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated for the show. >> this day has been long in plans. >> hopefully it means we can stick around for a while longer. >> the show land 14 nods. >> the mere wiley got a pleasant surprise, earning a second nomination for her role. "hand made," which just got season walked away with 20 nods. "game of thrones" had the most with 22. win or lose, nancy, this is going to be a huge night for "snl," because michael che and collin jost are hosting the emmys, which will air live monda

back in 1965 in selma, alabama. >>> an investigation underway tonight after a grim discovery at a bart station. alamedaou this morning at the dublin station. hours before she was found the woman was rel rita jail. detectives don't yet know how she died but did say she had a big bump on her head. they also reviewed body camera video from deputies at the jail. that video did not show a bump when she was leaving the jail. detectives are looking at bart security video to see if she have assaulted anywhere at the station. the coroner is set to perform an autopsy on monday. >>> still to come, one man's bold idea to find a job that's catching a lot of attention. we hear from the seeker himself. >>> taking in the sights, the sounds, and most of all, the smells. in the south bay, the annual garlichous ds of people. what this year has to offer. >> garlic festival iup temperatures around the tri valley also heating up. livermore into the 90s. we will talk more about that, smoke pollution, and when temperatures may finally be cooling down in the seven-day forecast when we come back. fire californi

i represent alabama southern district which includes my hometown of selma, alabama. you can't grow up in my district did not understand the power of the vote. more importantly, sacrifices that were made for the right to vote. i can't understand how just 11 years ago we reauthorize that the voting rights act of 1965, for 25 years, that was in 2006. so 12 years ago. overwhelmingly passed both houses of congress. voting rights should be nonpartisan. we shouldn't be in elective office in suppressing peoples right to vote. as elected officials, we should make it easier to vote, not harder to vote. the rock bed, the cornerstone of our democracy is the right to vote. all of us know that the shelby versus holder decision i think in some ways is befitting that selma, alabama gave us the voting rights act of 1965 in shelby county, alabama gave us the decision that the enforceability away. it is important to note that the voting rights act is still constitutional. with the members said is that congress must come up with a modern-day formula so we will actually discriminate acro

diverse films include labyrinth, the wizard of oz, carol, sleeping beauty and selma. frankenstein. one film that has been selling out at outdoor screens this summer is the greatest showman which has proved a crowd—pleasing singalong hit. it opened at christmas to largely negative reviews and some say as the result of those reviews, a soft showing at the box office. but there's something unusual started to happen. thanks to repeat viewings and word of mouth, the huthackman star began to climb rather than defend the charts, reaching the number one sport in its sixth week. —— descend. an unprecedented turn of events. critics were accused of misjudging the movie and failing to recognise its popular searches. —— its populist virtues. quite the opposite was true of star wars the lastjedi which encourage the hire of star wars fans being accused of being bought off by disney. things turned nasty in the shape of an organised campaign against black panther saw a group of hyperventilating boys publicly conspiring to damage the films rating on rotten tomatoes, the review site whi

sandy's idea is as radical as it is simple in selma the steps silvery sea of bras reflects the some night and absorbs less heat than the dark treaty mass of the time. in winter when it's forty to fifty degrees below zero celsius animals roaming the steps would play a vital environmental role provided his project expands beyond the boundaries of his palm. but here i would have us both missed there is a realistic chance of stopping this ticking climate bomb what it's. my cv see below landscape in northern siberia as far as alaska must become step again this is it's a matter of restoring the original ego system as. shows huge fortunately. unspoiled nature regulates the temperature of the permafrost by itself. even at forty degrees below zero on the earth's surface the temperature under the snow cover is only minus ten supported the strength of the snow is an excellent insulating layer of the ground underneath doesn't freeze right much less on our pastures the animals dig for grass and trample away the snow it's like pulling your blanket off on a cold night you'd be very cold it's the same th

in selma, alabama. >>> today you can be a lifesaver just by donating blood. >> just takes aew minutes. in fairfax county the fire department is hoping you'll make an appointment today. derrick ward live in vienna with more and why this is sopo ant. hi, derrick. >> good morning, again. we're at rescue station 42 in northern virginia. there is some lifesaving goi on here. like i said, you don't see the sirens, hear the sens or fir equipment but it is, indeed, happening. it's happening behind me inside this blood mobile. there is a constant need for blood donation, be it from catastrophic event, from accidents. sometimes stabbing, shooting. any of those incidents you hear about usually require the transfusion or donation of blood. that is where this effort comes in. there's a constant need to keep the blood supply well stocked. >>> on any given day in our area the likelihood for transplant or just newbornaby needing a boost of red blood cells, it's real. it's not something that w wait on, it's going to happen. that is why we need our regular donors to come out and new donors, give us a s

but if you want to see the sunset you'll have to wait quite a while days in selma are especially in on me. and finally we round off the show in budapest the hung garion capital which is well known for its healing waters now there are no less than three major spa complexes right in the heart of the city but if you're not a spa type of tourist then another fun way to get to know the city and see its historical architecture is by bus or boat and thanks to a new tourist attraction in the capital now you can do both at the same time. a trip on the danube with a different not by boat but on a floating bus it's not unusual way to explore budapest. the trip starts off in the city center. the amphibious bus takes around ninety minutes to complete its route at first the tour doesn't see much different from others in the city but this one has a surprise in store. this is this is a unique tour and because sometimes you're on land and other times you're out on the river. was a. mistake. our first impression of budapest draws us down to the water. the banks of the danube here are part of a unesco wo

up in selma at brown chapel church. and he spoke -- senator kennedy spoke to us teenagers because our parents kind of identified with president kennedy. but even though senator kennedy wasn't that much younger than president kennedy, we identified with him because he spoke in a different way. he spoke directly and genuinely and sincerely to us across every line you could imagine and we said, we like that guy. and that was somebody that can inspire us for a long time, and he did inspire me. i got to go with kerry and the family to south africa to celebrate the ripples of hope speech. was that two years ago, kerry? a great trip. what a great honor to be there for that, and i just got to tell you, even though i slipped away to the other party, that doesn't mean that i don't carry in my heart the things that senator kennedy said and meant to so many of us. the speech i remember the most is the one on the tragic night that martin luther king was killed. and you all know this very well, but this one particular part of it that

then just to get one example, when we have the march from selma to montgomery, in alabama in 1965, at the end of the day, what lyndon johnson did was to say since alabama cannot afford to pay to guarantee the safety of the marchers, the federal government will take up the cost. that march did occur successfully and peacefully. there are moments when the federal government can become like an ally and we do have a civil rights act and we do get a voter act and fair housing act. there are those legislative accomplishments. you have to push so hard to get your ally to take action. >> once again, in west germany, very similarly to this question, you know, it depends on what level and the frenemy issue. at the federal level in west germany, beginning in the 1960s, there is a program of political education which among other spaces, allows for young people to have very open kinds of discussions of politics. including the reading of marks which they were supposed to be reading to see how evil marks was. instead it inspired many of the young people. they were generally at the local level, very

remember, lewis suffered a fractured skull after being beaten by stateer tro during the historic march in selma, alabama. >>> a deadly shooting over ain pa space is renewing calls to repeal florida's stand your ground law.am surveillanceas recording the confrontation in clearwater earlier this month. a black man shot and killed by a white m during the dispute. the sheriff's office not charging the shooter, saying he feared for his life after being shoved to the ground. some are calling the shooting unjustified. and at a town hall in florida today, new calls for action. >> black, white, and everything in between. we have to rallyecause all of us are made less safe so long as stand yourmaround s on the books in the state of florida. every last, single one of us. >> the state's attorney's offic is now reviewing the shooting to determine if any charges will be file >>> the tsa trackingrin citizens on commercial flights as part of a secret surveillance program? what you need to know befo you book treha where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the co

naval cast at the selma works in selma, alabama, and completed in january of 1865. ready. clear! fire! shots]g >> and boom, you have the explosion. it is simple and yet so effective. after the war, people basically knew where she went down so it is not a question of having to discover where she was. the physical process of the recovery of the jackson took place in the early 1960's, the centennial of the war. they began working on that process in 1961. they started to build a cofferdam around the wreck site. they tried to flush the water out of the interior of the cofferdam. they had to start digging the gunboat out of the mud. when the pulled the vessel out of the river bank, they had to tow this material back up the river. they used a tugboat to do that. they have some flotation devices under it and so forth, but they are pulling the wreck, the two pieces of the wreck, up the chattahoochee river with a tugboat. then they have to lift it with cranes on to the river bank. i was at the location of the old museum -- that was at the location of the old museum. in the late 1990's, the

what was released when the sanitation workers went on strike, whawas released when they marched on selmalk about what was stax records doing at that time. >> ♪ but i don't need no money, honey ♪ 'cause you're always there. >> the discussions really start wmuith thc. so, when the staple singers released "got to be some changes made," we're going to learn that song, but we're also going to talk about why they were saying "got to be some changes made" and then go a step further to say, do you feel that way now? you know, in america 2018, do you feel like we neehato make somees, and what scale and how will we do that. >> ♪ everything's gonna be alright ♪ i remember hoitsed to be. ♪ >> music is really that key that weth have he students for them to explore who they really are. theiey're writing own original music this year. actually, the middle school en asemble started writiong about change, red, like, you member all the pain and suering from 1968, but we still have some of these things today. and, like, that's what their song is about. >> ♪ wstill have all the hurt and the sorrow ♪ but we s

attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this selma soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart to slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european power at all has been the scene of a violent uprising. today bloodiest day yet the protest years are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still have guns and shoot them steve. there are casualties on both sides but it. pushes just said that there is six dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralist can notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we

diverse films include labyrinth, the wizard of oz, rebecca, carol, sleeping beauty and selma.ll of la belle et la bete, and bride of frankenstein, perfect. one film that‘s been selling out at outdoor screens this summer is the greatest showman which, like grease, has proved a crowd—pleasing singalong hit. showman opened at christmas to largely negative reviews and some say as a result of those reviews, a soft showing at the box office. but then something unusual started to happen. thanks to repeat viewings and super—positive word of mouth, the huthackman star rebuked box—office trends and began to climb rather than descend the charts, reaching the number—one spot in its sixth week. an unprecedented turn of events. critics were accused of misjudging the movie and failing to recognise its populist virtues. quite the opposite was true of star wars: the lastjedi, which drew loads of rave five—star reviews, of some rabid star wars fans, who accused critics of having being bought off by disney. things turned nasty in the shape of an organised campaign against the marvel blockbuster

alive is a day for me this shop is particularly important for me selma albums and we're in fact the first shop to do so. daughter can now produces videos to go with her songs filmed on the streets of berlin and. then he kept the big. crowds but is extremely popular with artists you find exhibitions in all sorts of places like here and side to form a church of some tightness. cannick gallery shows contemporary art. targeting the younger generation. as if we currently have thirty eight artists on our books all of them making contemporary art many of them come from abroad but now live in berlin. these playful wooden sculptures were made by swiss artist cloudy accompt. not far away in the district of show back we find one of berlin's more bizarre exhibitions a lipstick museum run by makeup artist and writer of an a car here he divulges the make up secrets of former film divas and other celebrities many of them left a lipstick kiss instead of an autograph. it was when i got to know hildegard naif that i became a serious collector i did her make up for over thirty years and advised her on fashi

i represent the district that includes my hometown of selma alabama. you can't grow up in my district and not understand the power of the vote. more importantly, the sacrifices that are made for the right to vote. i can't understand how, you know, just 11 years ago we reauthorized as a voting rights act of 1965 for 25 years, that was in 2006, suitable for years ago, and overwhelmingly passed both houses of congress. voting rights should be nonpartisan. [applause] looking to suppress peoples rights to vote we should be making it easier to vote, not harder. the cornerstone of our democracy is the right to vote. all of us know the decision in some ways was assuming it gave us the voting rights act of 65 and shelby county alabama gave us the decision that took the enforceability away but it's important to notice that the voting rights act is still constitutional. it's just what the members said his congress must come up with a modern-day formula that we will actually discriminate against the states like alabama for what they did back in the 50s and 60s and

from a western perspective but here it's a creative way of loosening the shackles of convention as selma sheet explains. if you're a woman in saudi you become creative in the way of how to do it to do things even if there are restrictions whether it's you know laws or social researchers but you . just become creative how do i accomplish that how can i get things done. with. saudi arabia maybe affluent but poverty exists here to. some or all rashid is a project manager with an aid organization called al not. today she and a social worker of visiting a family that the project supports. so. she is in her late forty's and lives with her two daughters and two nieces. and. for the interview they're all wearing veils in general the less privileged women in saudi arabia are the more likely they are to abide by conventions. tempi. she her is a single mother. without help she would be penniless the father of her children abandoned her she says. she'll feel a man. my husband said it's enough you're a burden. i already had one daughter and i was pregnant with my second she didn't even know that. i m

as a representative of selma, alabama, there is nothing more heartbreaking to me than a president who refuses to stand up for our democracy in the face of overwhelming evidence that our elections were under attack. two years after we first learned dnc, wea's hack of the know more about the full breath of russia attack. we know russia targeted our election infrastructure itself and hacked computer networks containing voter information. we know russia's actors posted more than 3000 advertisements on this book in an attempt -- on facebook. they were so bold as to sponsor pages named "black activist" and pay for it in no less than rubles. their sole purpose was to sow seeds of discord throughout our nation. we have to guess that they did so because they knew having a covert influence campaign would havein effect on our -- an effect on our election. russia's attack was no less than voter suppression. paidtarters, russia actors for ads on social media in rubles and often blatantly stated where their location would be, second-guessing the intelligence agency's report that pressure is -- is n

marshals first assignment was to gather as much information as he could about the selma hills resilient. he created a study that called for the participation of four american divisions and three additional divisions. planning for the operation provided marshall with another glimpse into the challenges of the four fair. as it the situations changed on the british and french grounds, the number of divisions were in flux. with each change, marshall had to make adjustments. over the course of a week, marshall submitted a series of updated plans that were based on the availability of 10, 14, and 17 divisions. marshals presence sent to general purging was another instructive encounter. the purpose of was the initial proposal of the argonne battle. as well as to discuss the possibility of splitting the newly formed american army. his main concern regarding the cancellation of the defensive was that the american unit would not be in position in time. general percy countered by saying the american army conduct both operations. on their final meeting, general percy agreed to operations, and to li

including the well-known names of actress selma blair and guardians of the galaxy star dave bautista.sney fired gunn friday after decade-old tweets resurfaced of him making light of offensive topics... such as rape and pedophilia. he apologized for the tweets. the hottest team in baseball just keeps rolling... the a's blasting the rangers in texas tonight... a's fan... wearing the elephant hat... it was more than 100- degrees before the game and oakland remained just as hot... top 2nd... jonathan lucroy... the number nine hitter... deep to center with the bases juiced... and it's gone for a grand slam... 4-0 a's... only the 2nd home run for lucroy top 5th... 5-2 a's... steven piscotty... dwn the left-field line for a 2- run homer... 7-2 a's... piscotty with the chest tap and point to the sky for his mom... who passed away in may top 7th... 8-2 a's... matt chapman... hits his first home run on june 10th... a 3-run job... 11-2 a's (khris davis added his 24th homer) final... 15-3 a's... they have now won 23 of their last 30 games... and are three games back of the mariners in the wild ca

in selma, alabama. >> the tim right now is 7:06.date on tractor-trailer that happened off chesapeake bay tunnel.er we're told d have found the truck and at least one body was inside it. thsh c happened friday evening during severe weather. crews had been searching for the rig and the drir since that time. a van carrying five passengers n that crash lved but everybody inside that vanpe ed to be okay. meantime we're learning more about that massive apartment fire in greenbelt. take a look. this was the scene from chopper 4 on friday. flames engulfed several units at franklin square apartments. investigator say the fire started on the third floor but they don't know what sparked it. that fire caused $250,000 worth of damage and the red cross is now helping 11 families who lost theirho . >>> d.c.'s championship drought, last night another washington team earned the rig to call themselves champs. ♪ we are the champns we are the champions ♪ >>> our arena football te, the washington valor won the arena bowl in baltimore. >> this is probabl

go to the museum there and look at the articles on the wall, you will be reminded that the march in selma was about registering to vote. and what are we talking about now all the time, just in the last couple of days, possible supreme court justice who is opposed to voting rights largely for certain populations in this country. this is scarey because you have a president who is telling these folks you know, sending them signals that this is okay, but scarey because of the extension of it that says it is okay to suppress the voice of whole populations of the country. >> evan, i think there is a question during the primary in the first part of the trump administrati administration. it seems like his vision for what the republican party is, is what the party is at this point. >> that is right. and one of the problems that the party has is it views these candidates naively as anomalies and it is wrong. donald trump saw this opportunity within the party in 2011 when he started with the birther nonsense. 45% thought obama. 69 of trump supporters believed that obama probably wasn't born in the u

in selma, alabama >>> today you can be a lifesaver just by donating blood. >> a blood drive happening in fairfax coun the fire department is hoping you'll make your appointment to be there today. if you do, you will see news 4's derrick ward. he joins us live from vienna with this very important cause. hi, derrick. >> indeed it is. good morning. indeed this is a verymportant cause. there's lifesaving going on now. you don't hear sirens or see emergency vehicles but it is, indeed going on in the form of a blood dree. with chief bailey, fairfax fire and rescue. this is an important effort, as important as anything you do. you often see the acute need for blood,yoon't >> as first responders, we see the tremendous need for blood. especial we're out there tnning these 911 energies, especially durin summertime. we saw a lot of accidents firsthand. today fir station 42 at 1415 beulah road in fairfax unty, we're happy to support and make surehey get a lot of folks coming in giving blood to meet that demand. >> you don't thinkbout it, but every time we hear about an accident or shooting or som

as the proud representative of selma, alabama, i have to tell you there is nothing more heartbreaking to me than a president who refuses to stand up for our democracy in the face of overwhelming evidence that our elections were under attack. two years after we first learned of russia's hack of the dnc we now know more about the full breadth of russia's attack. we know that russia targeted our election infrastructure itself and hacked computer networks containing voter information. we know that russia's actors posted more than 3,000 advertisements on facebook in an attempt to influence our elections. they were so bold as to sponsor pages that were named black activists and pay for it in no less than rubles. their sole purpose was to sew swords of discord, discord throughout our nation. we have to guess that they did so because they knew that having a covert influence campaign would have an effect on our election. we know that russia specifically targeted minority voters in an attempt to sew discord in the american public and encourage minority voters to stay at home. yes, russia's atta

then you go up to selma and the next thing you know he said the line wasn't long to come with kate. [laughter] i think i will become a banker.[l [laughter] so as you know given the sacrifice that you have made and the threat you have confronted i was not being hyperbolic so that movement of the moral center was deeply entrenched in the black church but yet the political expressionha of that sensibility made him a marginal figure that he was on the edges and on the periphery. he was a complicated theological figure when he began as a liberal theologian, a lot of people understood his own understanding of the gospel and its relationship to the bible he was not a biblical literalist he understood the metaphoric intensity and the power of the gospel but yet that convinced him of his ultimate significance as a child of god and he and many others mobilize the african-american people in america by generally appealing to their conscience to transform this culture so what about now when there is a shift?st it was true before that black ministers were leaders because they had more education t

ninth and division at selma.and also have locations in marin, oakland and looking forward to this location. we have already engaged our architects, already on our ninth revision of our plan and work with lincoln and colliers to come up with a really strong plan for this location. already started positioning staff and resources to get this thing, this project going. as soon as we have your approval, we have been working on lease documentation and we are ready to sign our agreements with our engineers and architect and get this project going as quickly as possible. we have also have three different union contractors we have been working with to get pricing on this for us. and, we are really excited, and we really appreciate this opportunity and think it's going to be a fantastic location for everybody involved, and we believe we are going to draw between 2 and 3,000 visits a day from the local community, with i will provide a great anchor tenancy, helping a lot of the other retailers, coffee shops and flower shops

including the well-known names of actress selma blair... dave bautista...nd director joe carnahan. disney fired gunn last week after decade- old tweets resurfaced of him making light of offensive topics... such as rape and pedophilia. gunn apologized for the tweets. the filmmaker directed the first two "guardians of the galaxy" films... and was slated to work on the new third film in the series. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(jr stone) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. vicki livakis is here with kron 4 news at ten....vicki? (vicki) thank you grant and j-r.... next at ten...the suspect in the deadly stabbing at a bart stationis now in custody. where police arrested john lee cowell, and who tipped them off.that's next in a live report. plus...that's not the only crime that happened on bart over the weekend.where police are investigating two homicides.the suspect in one of those incidents is still on the loose.details...straight ahead.(vicki) and san francisco police release body cam video of an incident where a busines

whenabama, the state guard martin luther king was in selma or when james meredith appeared on campus at ole miss in 1962 to integrate. the boys used to waving the flag's football games waved it in his face to turn him away from campus. marcherscivil rights arrived in 1965, they were greeted by at least one confederate flag. when virginia passes massive resistance laws in the 1950's, one young man was there to associate his support for white supremacy and states rights with a confederate flag. integrated,rock was central high was integrated in 1959, the confederate flag was there as well, as it was in birmingham in 1963 when the white students wanted to boycott integration efforts in birmingham, or when students in louisville, kentucky, five against busing. i don't know what they had against kissing, but they need to get spelling lessons. it was there ubiquitously in the hands of ordinary white southerners for whom the flag obviously symbolized white supremacy or at least opposition to integration. that is a track record throughout the civil rights era. it is important to note all the