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i became involved in a whole number of campaigns, the soledad brothers was one of the campaigns in whichin and it was as a result of my activity i found myself charged with what was at that time three capital crimes, murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. i always like to point out that it was not so much what i did that has led to my being widely known. all of that could have happened to me in be on security, but it was because a vast campaign and people all over the country and then people all over the world in europe and africa and asia. i just returned from india where i met people who told me that they had organized a free angela davis committee in delhi and in pune. so almost everywhere i've gone in the world everyone told me that there were people involved at the time. it was because of that campaign that i was eventually freed. >> you were sitting in a prison cell 40 years ago, did you see any of this happening? did you see yourself even getting out of the prison? >> well, i mean, it's interesting. i had a lot of hope. i was very optimistic, and i retain that optimism. >> have you, r

here's cnn's soledad o'brien. >> one of my birthday's at chuck e. childhood. you look like a perfectly healthy 11-year-old girl. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you feel okay? >> yeah, okay. sometimes i get my ups and downs. you have aches and pains everywhere. but it still hearts. >> reporter: she has m.d.s., which means her bone marrow doesn't produce enough blood cells. it could lead to leukemia if she doesn't get a bone marrow transplant. how did you feel when they first diagnosed her? >> it took it all out of me. >> reporter: it's difficult for imani because she's biracial. >> there are so many possible combinations. so tissue type is very complex. that's one level. and then if you match that with half of one ethnicity versus half of another, it explodes into the millions. >> reporter: outreach groups are trying to lower the odds. >> i know there wasn't any current organization or outreach specifically targeting the mixed race community. we do community events, college events and the donor drives there. >> if you're of a mixed race background, conside

but we're going to keep tabs on him, soledad. interesting guy and emblematic of what's happening out there. >> i'd like to know what happens with him. coming up, women in the violent world of mixed martial arts. >> my mom would cringe and oh, god, you're so pretty. why are you doing this to yourself. >> well, that's exactly what we wanted to know, too. that's up next on "cnn presents." so you earn 50% more . according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? woah! [ giggles ] is for more than dandruff. how it gives me a healthy scalp and great looking hair. but who used mine up? it was hines. seriously? you lying fool. [ male announcer ] head & shoulders: seven benefits, every bottle. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. tha

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puede hacer la cosecha cuando se pierde millones de dólares en impuestos, es anti alabama >>en su soledadrieron cinco oficinas, hoy cerrarán tres >>y qué pasa con la gente que se arriesgo con su dinero como yo >>cuando el gobernador dijo, voy hacerme cargo de que todo mundo se vaya si no tienen sus papeles, la realidad va más allá. >>y la realidad es así la hb 56 no solo prohíbe a los inmigrantes tener un empleo sino también abrir uno >>ante la h b 56 que vamos a hacer. >>castillo solo muestra un ejemplo. estamos esperanod que se haga un bloqueo temporal de la ley es lo único que evitaría que la gente se siga yendo >>y la alegría de una pareja que estaba a punto de contraer matrimoino en new jersey, se vio frustrada al arrestar al novio y termino tras las rejas >>todo estaba listo para la boda, los invitados sabían que sería el 23 de septiembre el día del cumpleaño del novio >>ese día oficiales de inmigracion lo esperaron a la salida del trabajo y se lo llevaron fue llevado a una cárcel para indocumentados. >>la visa había caducado >>es triste verlo llorar, no saber qué va a pasar. >>que

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soledad casi 300 mujeres. padres que encadenan a sus hijos,1 historia de abuso infantil.oner una nueva marca mundial en massachusetts al exponer mÁs de 3000 libras de un gigantesco platÓ de noches. >> este es el data pero une -que es el noticiero univision. >> perry dijo que y cada estarÍa puesto a enviar tropas a mÉxico para evitar el crimen, sus declaraciones de este fin de semana fueron mucho mÁs lejos. >> las palabras que el aspirante republicano eran levantar mÁs de una ceja, involucrarÍa al ejÉrcito estadounidense. podrÍa requerir a nuestros militares en mÉxico trabajando en ese paÍs con los carteles de la droga. declaraciÓn que podrÍa irritar al gobierno de felipe calderÓn. >> son muy peligrosos los mexicanos, no creo que les guste mucho a los mexicanos de estados unidos porque estÁ alentando una invasiÓn abierta. >> los comentarios fueron indicados como un tropiezo en polÍtica exterior. el exgobernador de tejas lucha por ser el favorito. (hablan inglÉs) >> dijo que trabajarÍa de la misma manera que estados unidos ha trabajado con colombia, tiene asesores sobre col

. >> sonrÍe e intenta ocultar el dolor, sin embargo el recuerdo de cientos de dÍas que viviÓ en soledado. >> las celdas de 95 pieles s de cuadra de en donde pagan las condenas ahÍ segÚn lucÍa su esposo olvidÓ sus palabras y se perdiÓ adentro de su propia mente >> no habla, no plÁtica, tiene episodios de ansiedad y suda mucho, muy callado, a veces quiere estar sÓlo no habla, es muy triste. >> para ella el confinamiento en solitario que padeciÓ el padre de sus dos pequeÑas hijas fue una tortura que le marcÓ para siempre el corazÓn. >> sÍ, tal vez me preguntan ¿por quÉ estÁ tan callado? ¿por quÉ no habla? les digo que le estÁ doliendo su cabeza, que se le va a pasar >> fue enviado a la cÁrcel en solitario cuando al parecer otro prisionero lo acusÓ de intentar vender drogas dentro de la cÁrcel. a juicio del vocero del departamento de prisiones de california, se construyeron para prevenir nuevos crÍmenes y controlar a los mÁs peligrosos delincuentes >> es realmente nuestro Último recurso ahÍ se encuentran los reos mÁs violentos por ejemplo los lÍderes de la mafia mexicana, por ejemplo las pe

. >> protesta en soledad.e ama una biblia en la misa del papa benedicto 16. >> les saluda sacha. iniciamos con la muerte y de salvaciÓn que dejó un potente terremoto en turquÍa. el sismo de 7,2 provocÓ la muerte de por lo -85 personas y el derrumbe de decenas de edificios. habÍa mÁs de 150 heridos. se teme que haya personas debajo de los escombros. pÁnico se apoderÓ de cientos de miles de residentes que se lanzaron a las calles a buscar a los suyos. pero vernon turco calcula que la cifra de vÍctimas podría llegar a 1000. >> miles esperaban en libia este dÍa. el rÉgimen se declarÓ libre. la naciÓn del norte de África inicia una transiciÓn hacia la democracia. marÍa eugenia nos muestra cÓmo se realizÓ la jornada en la ciudad donde hace ocho meses se iniciÓ la revuelta que terminó con la captura y muerte de gadafi. >> declaramos todo el mundo que hemos liberado a nuestro amado paÍs. con estas palabras, el consejo de transiciÓn nacional le dio inicio a la ceremonia de liberaciÓn de libia tras ocho meses de una gue

. >>> en la inesperada soledad de su negocio el contador julio castillo.r 3. >>> qué pasa con la gente que se queda a invertir su dinero que arriesga su dinero como yo. >>> de sus más td 1.200 clientes, por lo menos 600 se han marcado de alabama, huyendo de la hb 56. >>> cuando el gobernador dijo, voy a hacerme cargo que todo el mundo se vaya si no tiene papeles creo que no pensó de loed que venía atrás. porque no es los corrí si fueron. ¿no?. >>> la realidad es palpable. espacios vacíos en los centros comerciales, que estaban re mrelts de clientes y que hoy lucen semi desiertos la hb 56 no solo prohíbe a un inmigrante sin documentos tener empleo. también, poder abrir un negocio propio. mra situación es una constante que ha motivado que dueños de inversionistas de ne gogzs hispanos, compartan la misma preocupación. ante hasta h buen 56 qué vamos a hacer. >>> para que me anuncio si no tengo un mercado muestra un ejemplo por falta de negocioss que se anuncian da ríos hispanos locales. >>> estamos esperando que se haga un bloqueo temporal de la ley. es la esp

but we're going to keep tabs on him, soledad. he's an interesting guy.hink he's emblem attic of what's happening out there. >> i'd like to know what happens with him. >>> coming up, women in the violent world of mixed martial arts. >> my mom, she'd cringe, oh, god, you're so pretty, why are you doing this to yourself? >> that's exactly what we wanted to know, too. that's up next on "cnn presents." we're centurylink ... we're committed to improving lives and linking americans to what matters most with honest, personal service... 5-year price-lock guarantees... consistently fast speeds ... and more ways to customize your technology. ♪ montgomery and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me t

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soledad o'brien explains what happened when both sides went to court. >> i'm an african-american witheritage. my great grandmother, phyllis thompson pettit was a slave of the cherokees. >> reporter: what were those slaves doing for the cherokee nation? >> they were agricultural laborers. >> reporter: but in 1866, the cherokees freed their slaves signing a treaty guaranteeing that all freed men and their descendants would have all the rights of native cherokees. today that treaty is at the center of a controversy involving nearly 3,000 african-americans. on august 22nd, cherokee nation kicked them out of the tribe. >> the treaty of 1866 did not give citizenship to the freedmen or their descendants. the heart of the issue is whether or not an indian tribe can describe, can determine who is eligible to be a member of that tribe. >> reporter: in 2007, cherokee nation passed a law requiring proof of indian blood to be a member. the proof is based on a record that was created a century ago, called the dawes rolls. the freedommen say the dawes rolls are wrong because they were based on how y

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programming note, look for "the new promised land, silicon valley," a black in america special hosted by soledad'brien sunday november 13th at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> when we come back, activists accuse police in yemen of spraying gunfire on innocent protesters. we have dramatic pictures from the scene in sanaa. stay with us. ♪ ♪ a couple years of up all night ♪ ♪ and a few thousand diapers later ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ he loves that little girl [ male announcer ] all her life, she's been coming toward you. now that she's driving, she's going the other way. ♪ there goes my life [ male announcer ] thanks to state farm's steer clear program, teens learn safer driving and parents gain peace of mind. >>> ten people were killed in clashes in the yemeni capital of sanaa, according to witnesses. a medic called it a sad day for the revolution, as tribal fighters battled yemeni security forces. activists said snipers sprayed the crowds with gunfire trying to end the demonstration. protesters are demanding that the president step aside. meanwhile, security officials said drone strikes killed seven suspected militan

soledad. hello i welcome to the must go out show on this week's program of exploring the famous pushkin museum but cases right in the heart of the russian capital that opened in one thousand and twelve and next year will celebrate his one hundredth anniversary so join the most numbers as we take a look at the stunning collection of often representing centuries of creativity the strength and culture. the kooyong which you see here is a reproduction of the not of class a body general in florence the spin the blockade has incredible examples of jama medieval art and italian medicinals of the fifteenth century highlights the michelangelo's famous stage at sculpture the museum was founded by the us it is on spec tires the main building was constructed from eight hundred ninety eight i don't attach for my client christian names off to complex on the stand that it was late to change the nine hundred thirty s. in honor of the russian car it is hues of the museum a bull's eye breathtaking just like tho

the last demonstration back in september in early september soledad was a million people come to the streets in the country organizers were satisfied with that turnout and after that a lot of the protesters many of them are university students return to process and things had to take a little bit of it all but said the now what we have seen in the last few hours is not only attention on what is happening internally here from the israeli air force has also strikes on southern gaza eleven people have been killed five of them are members of the islamic jihad organization that is well hold responsible for a grad missile that was fired into israel earlier in the week the concern here though talking to people is that this story of social demonstrations will not be missed by many in the international community as it focuses on what is happening externally and certainly the mainstream international media is making a lot of what is going on on gaza to the detriment of what is happening here and with me to talk about this is nicholas simmons who is one of the social protesters nicolette why ar