dids: haddad stokely -- how stokely view democracy in america?e becomes a vibrant critic of american democracy and, as a young man, fall for a vision of radical democracy. by the time he is older, he comes to reject the notion of democracy and felt, like malcolm did, it is hypocrisy. tavis: we could do a whole show on this question and you could teach a seminar on this question. what are the most misunderstood things, all these years later, about carmichael? >> that he was not an activist. he was an angry young man. second, that he was anti-white. he is against institutional racism and never against white people. his call for black power somehow disrupted the civil rights movement. it really did not. it spoke truth to power to what so many millions of young people were feeling. it put a light on people who , people who were welfare rights activists, and, people in the international arena. -- one of the most appreciated personalities this country has ever produced. taking thatoseph is for us. if you have the courage, read this text. i recommend it

a few years ago i was listening to the stokely carmichael speeches while i was preparing and shortlyer lendl levin in america i was making a reservation to fly to california. at the airport the fbi, cia fbi, cia, it t.s.a. intercepted me and took me in a back room to start questioning me about the stokely carmichael speech. they had the tab for a bug but were very concerned withç me listening to the speech rap that talk about shooting and killing people but they're looking at me because i was listening to the speech from 40 years ago and they resonate even today the fbi is scared of this man he doesn't have nearly the same influence as he did then. >> the was saving that for later. that is not the cliff by wanted to show because i knew you would respond like that but that does to the point he were making why it is so dangerous and why is the movement is considered so dangerous. the saying how the fbi stops him at the airport because he is listening to a speech from 1967. what does that say about where we are today? where to rigo from here? it is says so we have gone backwards. >> i

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that stokes the economy and certainly helps abenomics in other ways in which it fails. you bring more tourists and you can make up for some of the decline surreal scene have seen in the stock market. >> for those retailers and consumer goods companies that is welcome demand from abroad. so muchrt, thank you for that. let's check in on some other stories making news. companies including mitsubishi and docomo are still climbing. record cash and sheet valuations at ai'm back attractive time in global stocks are trading at unprecedented highs. a private survey on the state of china's economy adds to the picture of a deepening slowdown. the china-based book says capital spending weekend. companies cried -- applied for credit this quarter. the government will make adjustments. the 7.5% growth target. boeing may be partially to blame planest year's fatal crash in san francisco. sources say that his investigators are debating whether the design of the automatic throttle on the triple seven lead to a series of errors. a final decision is expected on tuesday. the plane terri sewe

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there's little scrapes on the bottom which i'm stoked about. >>> the isle manty is one of the world'sost dangerous motorcycle races. it's ridden through the streets. with all that danger out on the track you might think the pit might be a little bit safer. that's not the case, at least for this guy, rider grant wagstaff, pulls into pit lane up to his pit box. couple mechanics approach the bike and start fiddling around. >> kind of funny to see the motorcycle pull up to a pit. >> right. >> i don't know if i've ever seen that. >> they're putting fuel in the bike along with other things. but some of that fuel gets spilled. the bike has been out on the track and erupts in flames. the rider grant wagstaff on fire. throws one of his mechanics in the background, also caught up in flames. somebody jumps in with a fire extinguisher but looks like the mechanic was dancing around for a few seconds before that fire was able to be put out. >> this is the biggest mistake you could make during this. do you fire your pit crew, get rid of your team? what do you do? >> it's a mistake that happens. it's

there are scrape on the bottom which i'm stoked about.e was able to hold the camera and just gently press it on the strings. >> brad paisley actually tweeted this video out. how did that make you feel in. >> oh, my gosh, got a text at ty friend there with me. we're, like, are you kidding many me? that's insane. it is perfect. you can tell they just had in mind where the camera would be watching and it worked out great. >>> daddy daughter time is always special time. check out what this daddy does for his daughter's graduation. dad takes his daughter emma for a ride in a modified ferrari. 458 italia. it is fast to begin with. it is made much faster now by dad. the name there hennessey is a name synonymous with speed. that's john hennessey. he's famous for the -- here he is driving one of the ferraris he modified and his daughter is in the passenger seat having a blast. >> 142. >> on a closed course, of course. this is all done safe, not out on the public road. the sound of this thing -- just that ferrari whale. she's grown up around it, so

. >> analyst jim stokes searched for corresponding ridge detail on the crime scene footprint and the one taken from jonathan graham. >> i was able to isolate an area on the right side of the foot about midway down. >> stokes called investigators with the news. >> i was really quite surprised and excited. >> finally, graham's dna profile matched the biological sample from janet haynes' rape test kit. the fbi profile had been remarkably accurate in predicting the perpetrator's age, education, and where he lived. graham also admitted he lost weight after the murder and joined the army, where he worked in military intelligence. after he was discharged, he returned to oklahoma. >> i guess that was his best situation, to move back into an area that he was familiar with, the same old neighborhood that he once lived in a decade-plus ago. >> but why would graham return to the same neighborhood where he killed gary elwood decades earlier and commit the same crime of window peeping, knowing that if he got caught, he'd immediately be a suspect in elwood's murder? >> and the answer is simply that

stokely carmichael and martin luther king.ight now, that it is urgent to do it. and we will be calling on people of good will from all over the nation to join us in this march. >> martin luther king was almost at the level of sainthood. stokely carmichael understood that he needed that symbol in order to provide legitimacy for what he was trying to do. >> we want to put president johnson on the spot. he called a conference two days ago to fulfill these rights. we want those rights fulfilled. they cannot be fulfilled with words. words cannot stop bullets. and we need action and we need it now from the federal government. >> no more questions, gentlemen. >> all right. >> we have the march. >> the most impressive thing about this march on mississippi is a developing coalition among civil rights leaders. there are reports of differences between leaders, and they are true. but their organizations have always been divided. a split among them is nothing new. put them all together on march on a highway in mississippi, and frictions em

i think stokely and i used to talk about this and stokely, you know, if he was here, he would say, you know, if you've got a college student who can bang out a leaflet in one minute efficiently and a high school student who would take ten minutes to type out a leaflet, it's better to take the ten minutes with the high school student because the high school student will be in possession of that leaflet and in a sense possess the movement. this is the organizers approach and you have to make organizers and local people. from the perspective of the local person, people from the outside were a good thing. they became less isolated, they forced more attention on their situation? she backed me in a corner and said charlie, i'm glad you came here. why can't there be more people like you? what answer i can give? i just remained silent. without exception every single person we worked with in every single community in which we worked who favored the project. and i was -- and those of us who was organizers was resistant to the project were kind of the odd people out. in the final analysis, though

stokely and h. rapp brown. and the issue, the blacks had gained control of the associated student budget by the spring of 1967, and we brought -- [inaudible] out there to start a communication project. at the same time, once the party took its action, the black party panther took its action in sacramento and once after bobby hutton's death and huey's arrest and everything that happened after that, all of a sudden the whole, the whole area was on fire. i mean, everything was drawn to that right there. so consequencely as a member -- consequently as a member of the black student union, we began to develop a relationship with the black panther party that lasted -- and it was this, and i'll say this with no uncertain terms. had it not been for that radicalization and that relationship with the black panther party, we might not have gone on strike in 1968. we might not have formed the ethnic studies program. and it was the party through its own community mobilization that was our biggest supporters during that strik

news all here let's talk more about the first of all any where the media element to this and maybe stoking events that you're even seeing happening tonight the overall situation with the award winning investigative journalist and filmmaker danny schechter is joining us on the line hi there danny it happens i guess in times of tension it's nothing new depending on what country you're talking about but how much is the ukrainian media stoking up anti russian tension here and it boils over like we've seen today the attack on the embassy well you know there's an urgency to it now i think from so. a coup you craney and one of your ways from the viewpoint of the ukrainian government suddenly with the events in iraq american media is shifting its attention away from ukraine to iraq and of course in some instances blaming the obama administration of what's happening near that results in a i think indeed on the part of some in the ukraine to try to get back into the media i by staging incidents that could lead to a over response by russians which they could then use to justify calls for intervention

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both accidents happened at southwest expressway and stokes street. two pedestrians had near misses with train just a few blocks away last august. san jose police are investigating the latest death, so is bta. >> after an accident like this, we take the operator for drug testing. we also impound the train for the police investigation. and then we will test the signals and systems to ensure that they're functioning properly. >> reporter: she says both were working properly last night. but some wonder if the warning system is enough. >> the arms go down, and i see kids every single day, they veer around them. they think they can beat the train. >> reporter: a note posted on his door last night before he left on the walk read, "be back soon." i spoke with the owner of the dog, and the dog returned home last night. but she's devastated that her good friend michael lost his life trying to save her dog who she considers her baby.y area n. >>> two men face life in prison for firing the stray bullet that killed a toddler three years ago. his death galvanized

>>> in the past half hour, a memorial has popped up at stokes and southwest expressway for the man who was hit and killed by a train. here is video, candle, now worries, a rock, a necklace placed next to the track. the victim was in his 50's and was running after a dog when he was hit and killed after 9:00. 25 people were on the train at the time. they were unharmed and transported to another location. the lights and signals were all operating properly. >>> we are relying on the san jose police department to conduct the information we will take the operator for testing as part of our normal procedure and impound the train. >> san jose police traffic investigation team was called. the area was blocked out. it is the second fatal accident this year at the intersection. a 14-year-old girl was hit and killed in january when riding her bicycle. we have seen light rail trains moving through so the light rail service is operating normally this morning. >>> developing news in san francisco, where police are investigating the series of suspicious fires. we are learning this morning that newspap

it happened at 9:00 at the intersection of southwest expressway and stoke street. a spokesperson for the santa clara valley transportation authority said the person ran in front of the moving train. there were also reports the person might have been chasing a dog. this investigation is continuing and information about the person hit has not been released. >>> it was the second time it happened. early yesterday morning it happened on california central coast. this is coast guard video of the dramatic rescue of james bauer. he was taking part in a rogue competition to hawaii when something went wrong it he was trafficking with a personal device and key radio. >> they were session to a quick recovery. >> 15-foot seas can definitely put a pounding on you. >> he is now in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. >>> and they rescued them off the coast of st. louis. >>> firefighters continue to battle the flames. it started on the north side of highway 4. it is only 60% contained and last night people were ordered to evacuate. those evacuation orders have s

try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty. we're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b" you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this time. but he might lose another privilege. prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fee answer -- fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin hall checks out his hooch. .  >>> don't pour my wine before it's time. >> three d

unless it stokes all of these things. >> there is the whole argument of how low volatility stokes futurelatility. but i think in the current environment what we are seeing is really across a broad range of indicators. i think that is to be welcomed. we have seen a rapid improvement in the situation in europe. we have seen stabilization in china. i am really not too worried about the volatility. i will be more concerned if people were not talking about it. >> true enough. true enough. talking about asia. you are here in this region. you are looking at the economies here. what is your assessment as to the healthiest and also the ones that need to be on your radar there. now hink a few years ago increasing. in china it is the economic activities. trade relations between different countries across asia feed into china. stabilization in china is a welcome thing. >> all right. >> i think that countries like the philippines, we like a lot. e will see they benefit a lot. thailand clearly looking vulnerable. although things are starting to improve. and i think indonesia. clearly there is opportun

it happened at stoke street and southwest expressway.tvu channel 2 reporter brian flores is there now with whether there is a connection to another death that happened there earlier this year. brian? >> reporter: hi, pam. good morning. officials say that san jose police leading that investigation. >>> what exactly happened last night. there is a memorial in the background behind me. a couple of candles there. flowers at well. as we take a look at the intersection, southwest expressway and stoke street where a man was hit and killed by a vta train last night. officials say it happened about 9:00 last night again at this intersection, officials say the man was apparently trying to chase his dog when he was hit and killed by an oncoming train. we don't know the name. some candles identify his first name as michael. we spoke with vta as well. we don't know the condition of the dog this morning. but what we do know is the southbound winchester train was going about 40 miles an hour last the night around 9:00. that's typical speed according to

the three have been jailed since december in a case that's stoked international outrage. the sentence came down one day after u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with egypt's new resident, the army chief sisi. peter greste's brother mike was in the courtroom when the sentence came down. >> the wrong verdict. i don't know how the judge came to the decision. i will be very interested to hear his reasons for giving that verdict. it doesn't make any sense. >> amnesty international decried the jail sentences saying it was "a dark day for media freedom in egypt." the australian foreign minister julie bishop also condemned the sentencing. >> peter greste is a well respected australian journalist. he was in egypt to report on the political situation. he was not there to support the muslim brotherhood. outcome of the recent elections in egypt and we will now initiate contact at the highest levels in the new egyptian government to see whether we can gain some kind of intervention from the new government, and find out what are intervention is indeed possible at this stage. i have

. >> but, of course, they get down to the bottom, totally stoked. >> and i got to point out, it's beautiful. looks like an infield, and look at the background, gorgeous.>>> greatest fear. check this surveillance video out from a gas station in louisiana, a father pulls into this gas station with a friend who is actually driving a different car, one to fill up, both pull in. while one of them goes to put gas in the vehicle, leaves the keys inside. >> bad idea. never do that. >> especially in that case because you see another vehicle pull up. you see one of the men in that vehicle get out of the car, walk over to the vehicle that has the keys inside, jumps right in, and drives right off, but it's not just the vehicle. there's a 2-year-old girl in the vehicle. >> the guy was there to steal a car, didn't look to see if there was anybody else in the car. >> yeah, now fortunately the friend was in the other vehicle, saw what happened, notify his friend, tried to chase down the vehicle, but they were unsuccessful. the girl was found by a good samaritan who took the girl to the police station, reun

. >> i am stoked.t's going to be a great game. >> the television ratings for world cup are at all all time high. the city of chicago is adding more soccer fields but the question remains: why doesn't soccer, known as football outside of the u.s., catch fire in the u.s. the way it does in other countries? >> we have an american dream and i think that's the mexican dream if you will, you know, their dream is to grow up, play soccer, get on yut of poverty, support parents, have a good life. >> the kids can't wait for sunday's game against portugal. here at chicago's biggest seller of soccer stuff, they can wait for ever. they have had to hire triple the amount of workers and since monday's game they have done triple the amount of business. >> we have little things where people come in against the game and tries to get everything. i want a jersey with a name and number on it. can i get hats and scarves? >> looking at some of the merchandise because this is my last name. if the u.s.a. doesn't make it to the

this happened here at the southwest expressway and stokes. police investigating the fatality say the man killed was apparently chasing after his dog. about 25 people were on the train when it hit the man. those people were taken off and bused to a another location. because of this investigation more delays are expected tonight. both police are out here and vta representatives as well. police are the ones conducting the investigation. you can expect major delays, especially coming from the winchester boulevard area. passengers are going to be put on to buses and then they are going to be taken out to their other location. and we spoke with a vta spokesperson earlier tonight. here's what she said to say. >> our train was traveling southbound, winchester train traveling southbound toward winchester. there was someone in the right of way and the train was not able to stop in time and struck the person. >> reporter: police tell us they do believe that that victim was a male. they cannot tell us how old he was. and again, they say they believe he w

he poisoned a rack and stokes the sectarian conflict. and he favors the shiite majority at the expense of the sunni minority. independents. criticaltorial is very of bush and tony blair for getting involved in iraq in the first place. puttingtheir hubris is iraq in a place that is powerless to fight any genuine threat. they are against any intervention today, even though it could liberate the people in iraq today. >> and there were many papers covering the world cup that kicked off yesterday. >> it is getting a lot of attention. , sos kicking off in brazil the world cup, of course, but also some social protests those of you can see a photo taken in sÃo paulo. tear gas, river blitz, and stun grenades, welcome to the world cup. -- rubber bullets, and stun grenades, welcome to the world cup. let's take a look at an article in the brazilian press. says --from sÃo paulo it is focused on the fact that the president was actually booed during the opening game. four times, they counted. also before the game and after the goals were scored. this t

it happened last night and across a look again at stokes and southwest expressway. witnesses say the victim ran in front of the train near the basket station pre- kennedy of the first as many of her release. will come back to the kron4 morning news. long-term closure that you've been seeing the 54. is now in place. they have a need to set up for the road work. it will take place of the next two years. they demolished and replaced of the san pedro creek bridge. in >>darya:. >>darya: a small wildfire in the foothills east of stockton has forced the evacuation of some homes. the cow fire says that the zero fires in calaveras county has earned about 100 a. and destroyed one of building near the town of end of camp. about 330 firefighters have been able to contain 68 percent of the blaze. the cause of the fire was under investigation. governor jerry brown has signed a bill that empowers the california coastal commission to find property owners who illegally block the texas of the public. - fine. at the commission's new powers, and a legal battle between silicon valley bi

it ran across the light rail trackses and stokes avenue. filter followed and got hit by a southbound train. the vta said the guardrails were down at the time of the collision. he died and the dog he was chasing after survived. the train was taken to the yard and inspected as party of the investigation. >> this morning we spotted many dog walkers in the area and they said it will make them more cautious. >> you have to make a snap decision. so, who knows what i would do. i feel sad to hear that that happened. who knows what that person was fog through at that moment. i am sure he just had to make a snap decision and unfortunately, you know, it didn't work out. >> reporter: vta crews spent several hours on the tracks this morning doing a post accident investigation to make sure everything was functioning properly. everything appears to be in working order. now, back out here live, i do want to show you what the scene looks like across the street. you are looking at another memorial and this is 414-year-old girl who was also hit by a light rai

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it happened just hours ago at southwest expressway and stokes. authorities are still investigating the accident tonight. no word on the identity of the victim. we'll keep you updated on this developing story throughout the show as we learn new information. four fires in 24 hours. and the last fire burns a home to the ground. that's the reality of the under staffed fire crews of contra costa county. tonight kron 4's philippe djegal spoke to fire officials now expecting the worst. this two story condominium is completely gutted. sot- "it's pretty depressing." destroyed in an early morning fire off detroit avenue in concord, near victor salgado's home. sot- the smoke -- could you smell it? oh, yea. it was pretty strong. i just live about a block from here and i can smell it." the flames so hot, it partly melted the side of this car parked in the driveway. sot- "the damage to the interior of the structure is extensive, uh, there was nobody home at the time and there was nobody injured, but there was damage to the units on either side of the units you

he was so stoked that i think it relieved the set in a way. >> jimmy: it could have been very bad having. >> it could have been, yeah, which is why most of the time i don't think people let authors on set. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but john was sort of stoked about everything. >> jimmy: that works out well for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to ask you one other thing. this goes along with not having many possessions. here you are on the red carpet movie premiere. you're not wearing shoes. here you are for another for "divergent." you're also not wearing shoes. >> yeah. both of those. >> jimmy: is this because you have no place to keep them? >> well, this one was a sneaky photographer. i thought i would be sneaky and just put the dress down. but i'd just gotten up off the stairs. so they snagged it. and then the other one, my shoe broke actually in the middle of the red carpet. so i just took them off because one heel was completely gone and the other one was up. >> jimmy: i hope you're up to date on your tetanus shots. that's all. it's great to see you. thank you for coming. i have been thinkin

maliki, of course, a leader who has done all he can to stoke sectarian divisions and to stoke this sunnia civil war which is how the architects of iraq need to be thinking about this. this was not a win or lose proposition. when the united states was in iraq, we were able to tamp down this civil war. i fear the president is taking a side. >> it wouldn't be the first time we've taken a side. during the al anbar awakening, we did train and arm sunni tribesmen. we're now looking at this major sunni insurgency sweeping the country. where are those tribesmen we relied on then. any evidence as to whether they are a part of this current uprising? >> we were able to do that for two reasons. number one, al qaeda at the time overplayed their hands with their absolute brutality which turned off an awful lot of sunnis. it is a dynamic occurring today. and which will naturally occur as these isil crazies do what is natural for them to do. the other thing, we had a lot of people on the ground who could show up with money, training, weapons and that facilitated the awakening. we are not there now in a

near the baskin station close to the intersection of the expressway and stokes street. the friend said the victim suffered a brain injury at a previous accident and may not have had the full ability to react quickly. about a dozen passengers were on the train, they were not hurt, but had to be bussed to their destination. it caused major delays overnight on the winchester line. this morning they appear to be back on track. last night's train was not able to stop in time. >> we are relying on the san jose police department to conduct the investigation. we as part of our normal procedure will take the operator for testing, and we will impound the train. >> reporter: the victim is the second person to die at this intersection. in january, 14-year-old danica garcia was hit and killed by a light rail as she biked to school. people left candles and signs at the crossing at that time. and back here live, the same is being done here, candles and flowers are set up to remember the victim. the man's identity has not been released yet, but near this memorial, look up at the sign h

a growing memorial marking the spot where the man was killed at stoke street in southwest expressway last night. police say the man was walking the dog when the animal got loose. the man ran after it and into the path of the train. this is the 19th train fatality of the year and the second time a pedestrian has been accidentally killed by a train at that intersection. >>> a labor dispute may slow down or halt deliveries to gas stations in the bay area. the california association of fuel transporters is call willing for drivers to stop deliveries as they work on getting a it new contract. the association says drivers are being exploited by big oil companies and are not being paid overtime. drivers say it's not just about overtime. they say big oil should chip in more overall. >> they make billions of dollars every quarter. we feel like a surcharge ought to be added on to our current pay structure and that the big oil companies should help us out on this issue and give us some more money. >> an extended dispute could've an impact on local gas prices. >>> a divided supreme court is plac

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they were tensions stoked by the events in ukraine of the last few months, in particular' russia's annexationof crimea. he met with angela merkel who told him russia must live up to its response ponied to stabilize ukraine. we will continue to follow events where the lunch is just getting underway. are the story of the thousands of men and women who took art -- part in world war ii. our reporters have been going to meet some of them. noreen riles was a member of winston churchill's school for spies drew more to. of 18, her job was to train new agents in the art of espionage. the secret job she was only able to speak about 60 years after they were. here is this report. in a small cottage in the village on the outskirts of harris listening was woman with a remarkable story. administered -- number of winston churchill's school for spies during the second cold war. the 18-year-old caught the eye of superiors thanks to her french. she was sworn to complete secrecy. >> i did not know what i was getting myself into. it was only at that point when i was told by somebody else who turned round and said

. >> argentinian footballers stoked unrest before the final world cup. lionel messi and his team inrolled a banner saying "the talk lpd islands are -- falkland islands are argentina"" referring to a long running dispute with britain. arge tenia beat slovenia 2-0. >>> some of the famous players like messi and maradona have a legion of fans. we have this report where women are making a name for themselves in buenos aires. >> reporter: this is a big shanty down in buenos aires. it's a maize of ramshackle homes. 22-year-old constanos expresses hopes on the football pitch. it reflected survival. what each faces. it's fighting between us and crime. she's part of a team trying to change perceptions in a country where football is considered a man's game. >> translation: they call us tom boys and say it's a sport for men "why don't you wash the dishes?" that sort of thing. now they ask where are we playing and what positions? . >> reporter: these women in the shanty up to fight for a few hours each week on the patch of space. they are winning a battle against adv

. >> it's it's our pleasure to be here i have officer stokes our coordinators. obviously we can speak to whoever needs our assistance is a top priority of the police department the nice thing is we're a department of orders so there is no negotiation if we say that that's an order then the officers shall comply and having been that department now better than 3 decades there are certain things that just make sense and are the right thing to do and this is one of them so to that end our policy on language access service for limited english free language service and lep persons do not speak english as their primary language and have a limited ability to read write speak or understand english. language barriers between law enforcement can jeopardy eyes safety and prevent individuals it's critical to ask that this does not happen. nothing in this policy prohibits members from using other informational skills to gather information necessary to protect public safety identify the nature of an issue brought to their attention or provide basic information in addition to t