thank you, sir. >> stokes' first challenge will be getting situated. to stay for the night. >> there was one bar of energy on the cell phone when i was taken into custody. and i'm hoping there's enough juice on there to look up a couple of phone numbers, possibly get a ride tonight. nothing like the smell of a t-shirt coming out of the warehouse four months later, you know? >> how's it smelling? >> phenomenal. like freedom. i was thinking of asking the deputy if he'd let me keep the boots, but i know they're tight on finances here at the county right now, so -- thank you, sir. [ inaudible ] >> yes, sir, thank you. freedom. as i was sitting there in the release area, i thought to myself, that was the first time i had been alone in four months. four months you've got somebody around you within a five-foot space. >> all right. take that green slip up to the cashier. >> thank you, sir. that's all i got in the world, but it's something. thank you, sir. one more lock away. thank you, gentlemen. >> for the first time since he was taken into custody four month

stokely carmichael would have said i have achieved my goal. that of the people i knew -- because all of the song that goal that was much more radical in some some ways than that. >> host: why? >> guest: economic change, empowering the black community. the black power movement and black power for black people. using the rights that have been gained to actually bring about concrete changes. i think for many of us we saw 1965 is the beginning, not the end. now we had basic human rights. now the question becomes what you going to do with them? how are you going to -- the black community by that time is 100 years in time because of the restrictions and discrimination. >> host: apartheid. >> guest: we can't just say suddenly we are going to catch up. there has to be movement. as martin luther king said where do we go from here? that is where we still are. we still haven't faced the question of what do we do with the right's? wright's? now that we are citizens what do we do with citizenship? >> host: dr. king and you quoted in your book. he trickery

was it king, malcolm x was it stokely carmichael, was it john lewis. one of the ways i try to explain the students rosa parks made martin luther king possible the didn't make rosa parks possible. if she hadn't done what she did by refusing to give up her seat on that montgomery bus, martin luther king would have been an articulate, well meaning baptist minister. he opened up, she open the possibility for him to display the qualities that they had and to rise to the location. >> host: she also said as you know while she was sitting on the bus refusing to give up her seat she was thinking about the material of a new young black boy from chicago who went to mississippi and because he looked at a woman he was brutally murdered. do you think that his death changed or sparked anything in the civil rights movement? >> guest: a lot of things did. it was his death, it was the brown v. board of education decision. as people like barbara johns, the high school student that led a walkout of the segregated school because of protesting in the interior education. tha

stokely carmichael was one of my heroes as well as mathematics. i was more in agreement with the leader malcolm max in stokely carmichael and i was with dr. king despite knowing him. as i've gotten older i appreciate that are king's tactics. he's the one with the monument on the mall. but during that time, you had misgivings about "time" magazine naming dr. king man of the year. >> guest: no, not at all. i was from a distance very proud of mart with the king, but i kind of absorbed resentment of him. the people and i kind of felt this way. martin luther king is following us. were not following him. were out there trying to break new ground. for me it is moving to los angeles in getting involved in the movement there and a group called nonviolent action committee, which was a group at the local level, employment issues and urban issues. this is a year before king comes to chicago. so from our live, king is following us and catching up on the same the vietnam war. we were very insulting opposing the war from an early stage and king was much more cau

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their joint appearance on "60 minutes" stoked speculation about her politic at future. >>> most of thedsection warmer than usual. >>> and finally from us this morning, we showed you who won at last night's s.a.g. awards. now, the real critical question, who looked best? >> abc's george pennacchio was on the red carpet in los angeles. >> when it came to the red carpet, it was about a lot of this and a lot of that. >> reporter: this fashion expert thinks variety was the spice of life on this year's s.a.g. red carpet. there were a share of go hoff to colors, white and basic black. we saw every color of the rainbow. radian red, to every color of blue. >> the actresses that knocked my socks off, helen hunt and ramona kavisa. and jennifer garner. she was wearing oscar de la renta. and another favorite was julianne moore. she was doing it beautifully in chanel. it was stunning. >> he has a pair of favorites in the women over 50 category. >> for me, the one that did it right that says over 50 and fabulous, alfie water. she was wearing a beautiful kelly green gown. >> reporter: she sang the pra

and i meet stokely carmichael, the first person i talked to. i told him i wanted to go to the march and he dismissed that. >> host: why? was see a detractor? >> guest: not just margin mr. king but for me he felt i should be in georgia or maryland and it so he would go in to these places there was activism instead of the of one day march is not what he had in mind and he was trying to recruit me but going to the one day marcher be the most exciting saying i had done in my life at that point*. >> host: let's go back to the march during the address what did you think? did you think it would be like the "gettysburg address"? >> guest: no. not at that point* it was the title spee to a long day. i was glad to see him in person. everyone looked for word to what he would say because he was known as a great orator but his speech was very short and this was "60 minutes." they plan to be less but that is how long he wrote it to me. >> host: was a logger? tell that story. >> guest: what i found out later when he got to the end of his prepared remarks he sa

to act like a hedge fund and to stoke asset prices even though it's just drawing the real economy so they are creating the social unrest that you are are you are suggesting is only going to get worse now one place in the economy where we see a massive distortion is in the sovereign bond prices the u.k. guilt or the sovereign bond market in the u.k. is trading at a three hundred year high treasury bonds in america are trading at a two hundred forty year high when is the bond bubble going to burst you've got bill gross over at pimco suggesting it's going to burst soon that's why he's moving into some other assets when what do you think about this bond bubble bursting is it going to burst in the near term are they can they keep the ponzi scheme going much longer das. well i hope they can keep the ponzi scheme going and i think it has a bit more to do but you're absolutely correct to my mind sovereign debt and money are synonymous and i think james grant called the moment really well when he said that government bonds basically once gave you risk free return they give you a return for yo

millions struggle to feed themselves that wall street's under fire for forcing up food prices and stoking starvation by exploiting the farming futures market we're reporting on but at length online tonight and also not good to be told in japan pounds elderly are told no quote hurry up and die by the new finance minister he says old people cost too much to people live. it's about si dot com for more on the. free critique free. or charge three. three three. three. three. old freeboard video for your media project free video down to r t dot com. americans are being kept in the dark about how and why the big followed by the nation's security agency a civil liberties group in the u.s. asked the f.b.i. to spell out what techniques it's using when it tracks citizens but if that is going to come explains next the reply raised more questions that. everybody knows that the f.b.i. uses all sorts of tracking devices on car cell phones and whatnot everything that can carry g.p.s. the american civil liberties union filed the request under the freedom of information act asking for the justice department

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tier rate did i misquote that i miss stoke so once you reach over one million that first million is taxable. so correction. and then as i noted there's a small business under one million gross receipts is exemption in the gross receipts. the one is particularly for the business fee will increase in 2014 for all businesses and i think what i'd like for you to do is flip to page 2. where i see the charts. and so for 2014 to 2015 the base payroll there will be a new business fee and then two 15 the set business register fee will be under two schedules so businesses in schedule one >> yes. >> i have is question. is there any you type of outreach that's going to be done >> there will be and at this time, the controllers office is working on are developing plans for this and our outreach will happen after we go after june or july of 2013 because they're still developing things like the tax credits and how that will be applied. who you get into some of the larger entities there's bigger structures and that needs to be careful communicated so that when the time for outreach there's one package of i

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. >> everybody is pond and scoppomp and pumped and stoked! >> in the past. kezar has been a popular destination for the hometown faithful. with fans riding the emotional rollercoaster. watching the niners march towards a super bowl. hi-tops opened up in the castro district less than two months ago. and, what perfect timing. bartender logan chavarria says the 49ers have been good for business. on game days. he says the bar reaches capacity. with beers flying off the tap. and, burgers off the grill. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> if the game was here it would be outstanding. temperatures are going to be like they were today. with even some areas in the '70s. 67 in napa. half moon bay 70 degrees. we are still getting cold at night. freezing temperatures. midnight tonight, 20's and fairfield. watch this area of 30's expand tonight. as you look for 30's. coldest in santa rosa. 37 degrees in the san jose. >> we are learning new details football star and his dead girlfriend -- who never actually existed. >> plus a scary situation as a man poi

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the industry's ability to supply the global market with inexpensive sushi has stoked demand, and that's created a mediterranean gold rush. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. precious commodities are, by definition, rare, valuable, and in high demand, and very often they're located in places that are difficult to reach and sometimes dangerous. this edition features stories that take us down into the world of sharks, deep into the heart of africa, and onto the high seas for a look at the dark side of big-time commercial fishing. we begin with gold. there's a demand for gold for investments, for the circuits in cell phones and computers, and of course for jewelry. and mining it often comes at a huge cost, one of which you probably haven't heard very much about. in the democratic republic of congo, gold and other minerals are fueling the deadliest conflict since world war ii. in november of 2009, scott pelley went to the heart of central africa and found a campaign of rape and murder being largely funded by gold that's exported to the world. >> this is a gold mine in eastern

it's a great opportunity to see my little brother and i'm just totally stoked about this team. >> coming up at 5:15, stay tuned for the big super bowl ticket giveaway. 49ers team owner, the sow ceo, has two tickets up for grabs. >>> did you know that we are sending several abc7 news crews to new orleans to cover the 49ers? we have sports director larry beil and sports anchor mike shumann heading up our team. our live reports from new orleans begins super bowl week. >> 1600 jobs are now available with one of the largest employers in the county. >> a hacker group takes down a federal government web site. why anonymous says its hijacked the site. >> also, a parking change in one of the most congested parts of san francisco. several blocks are now off limits. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. some big changes. you can feel it out there today. temperatures dropped. by how much? we'll look at that and look ahead to the accuweather >> the fbi says it's investigating the possible hacking of a government web site. anonymous says it high jeakd the u.s. sentencing commission web site to avenge the death

so we are totally stoked about that in the weather center. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. >> we're not going to be as stoked if we're having a 49ers parade that day, jeff. >> we'll make it work. >> we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. thanks, jeff. >>> back to our 49ers coverage. he may be 7, but jacob murphy already has a man cave. he's turned his room at the hospital into a 49ers fan zone. you see he has a heart defect so he has to host a super bowl party from his hospital bed. eventually he'll be in line for a heart transplant but, for now, it's about the super bowl and he has a message for coach jim harbaugh. >> win. >> just win? >> make the 49ers win. tell them to win. >> eventually his plan is when ep gets his new heart to play football or to become a coach or be somewhere on the field with the players and, you know, whether it's a doctor or a coach or announcer, what not, his goal is to be on the field some way, some how. >> but to make that happen jacob predicts sunday's final score will be niners 34 ravens 0. >> we're writing

want to know how stoked fans are? should give us an idea. cold weather saturday, every excuse not to go. fans win. look at this. a new red army here in washington, d.c. nats fans turned out in big numbers today at the convention center. including the mayer. how about that? the big news, the confirmation of the 5th president in the president's race. that's big ben, william howard taft officially joining george, abe, and teddy. taft threw out the first presidential ceremonial first pitch in 1910 at griffith stadium in d.c. >>> saturday was the final workup before they packed and clung to new orleans. will be in our seven of pregame coverage. for the players, they are simply trying to get their minds around playing in the big game. >> you are still taking care of the lagistics. it's pretty fun. >> and of course, super bowl xlvii right here on wusa9 sunday, february 3. 6:30 and the day before, the game on crew gets you ready for a special super bowl edition of game on. can't wait to see that one. ravens, 49ers, who are you thinking? >> i'm going

i'm stoked. after the win last week i think that we're going to take it home all the way. >> thank you for joining me. have fun, lots of fun. we'll be out here hour long talking to the fans. this place is packed. they just opened the door. and people are piling in here. so a lot going on here. i will find more bacon and eggs. >> we're back for round 2. and the best spots around the area. and kelly and mike will be at dela rosa. and jamie and scott will be here. that's at 7:00 right here on abc 2. >>> we're just three days away from the second's celebration. and already the risers are going into place. >> they are expecting 800,000 people that's half as many if you are headed down to washington, dc for the swearing in. metro is selling special one day passes. >> facts you may not know, george washington spoke just 135 words in his second inaugural address. that's the shortest on record. and william henry harrison's 1841 he spoke more than 8000 words, that's the longest on record. get this it cost

we're really stoked. a lot of people come into town today. >> reporter: to watch 24 of the best big-wave surfers compete for the first time since 2010. >> waves won't be as big as that, but so powerful. this swell is coming from a lot further away, and so the energy in the swell will be ferocious. >> reporter: the competition was off, conditions weren't right. but now 40,000 will pack into the coastal town. the oceania hotel is booked solid. viewing for the mavericks vest festival outside. >> the back lot will be set aside. with food, drinks and everybody available to watch on the jumbotron. >> reporter: is it exciting to have it back? >> it is. >> reporter: in 2010, a wave came ashore that knocked the public off their feet, so the public is kept off the coastline. the view could be unbeatable with jump on bo trons. half moon bay is ready. >> when mavericks comes to town, it's nature at its best. it's the best athletes putting their skills to the test. >> reporter: mavericks international action starts at

stokes anstocks and bonds may be building blocks of a diversified port feel yportfolio. the wil willy mays and micky mas they don't drop and they are higher in spice. steiners is a sports collectible company. he built the company. >> you are in the business ofse. how much does dirt sell for. >> dirt can sell from t. we have football stadiums and i'm a big fantastic of it. steiner has sold over 25 million of game used dirt and his goal is to sell 100 million. investors home to see their collectibles rise in value because forgery is the industries dirty business. with all of the money printing in washington and inflation creeping up. some say it's smart to holding collectibles to your lineup to stay in the game. >> we need to gis distinguishbed investments. and some of these can be rewarding particularly if we see higher inflation in the years to come. >> you can easily unload yourb u can for a stock or bond. there will be a healthy demand for the yankee slugger that built the house but now houses the dirt. babe ruth went for record prices. >> he is the face of bas

. >> it's a great opportunity to see my little brother, and i'm just totally stoked about this team. >> go niners! >> but not everyone who bought tickets through the lottery is going to go to the super bowl. this family is planning to sell their tickets to pay for their season tickets next year. >> who are you going to sell them to? >> anyone who wants them for a good price. >> terry white would never consider selling his tickets. he wants those bragging rights to say he's gone to all six 49er super bowls. >> i brag about i've been to all five and everyone looks at me and say you what? now i won't have to say i've just gone five of six. so i'll be -- have been to six. >> the 49ers will be heading out to new orleans later today. they will be leaving their practice facility at noon where they will be taken by bus to san jose. their flight is scheduled to leave at 1:30 p.m. in santa clara, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> so exciting. and abc news has an entire team of our heading to the super bowl. the sport anchors will be there and reporters wayne friedman and katie will be there to bring y

we are really stoked and a lot of people are coming into town today. >> to watch 24 of the best big wave surfs compete here for the first same since 2010. >> the wave lbs powerful, the waves are coming from further away so the energy in the swell will be ferocious. >> an estimated 40,000 people will pack into the coastal town, the ocean hotel is booked solid, a wedding, viewing for the mavericks festival outside and viewing for the 49ers game inside. >> there will be food and drinks and everything is available to watch on the gem bow tron. >> is it exciting to have it back? >> it is. it's is sad that it was not here for the last couple of years. >> the public is being kept off the coastline, roads will be closed but with the cameras on the boards, the view will be great. >> it's a beautiful thing when mavericks comes to town. it's nature at its best, it's the world's best athletes putting their skills to the test. gli spoke with the director of the chamber of commerce and i asked her, what is the impact of having this competition bab and she said it's hard to put a value on it. to have p

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among them, 11-year-old julia stokes who wrote this in part.try very hard to make guns not allowed." julia and her father will be joining us in just a few moments. >> first, though, our white house correspondent, jessica yellin. jessica, give us the specifics what the president proposed today. >> reporter: he is proposing sweeping changes to the nation's gun safety rules, and now the administration is focused on the public relations campaign. tomorrow, vice president biden addresses the nation's mayors on the topic. then on friday, the attorney general takes up the topic. the idea, keep this issue front and center in the public eye. president obama laid out an ambitious agenda to change the nation's gun safety rules and insisted he won't back down from a fight. >> i will put everything i've got into this and so will joe. but i tell you, the only way we can change is if the american people demand it. >> reporter: he used the power of the presidency, moving executive actions, allowing the government to crack down on gun crimes by tracking stolen

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. >> the two powerful politicians described their unique partnership and stoked speculation about clinton'sture. here's abc's larry jacobs. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary event. an adoring president publicly praises his former political nemesis sunday on the cbs news magazine, "60 minutes." >> i consider hillary a strong friend. >> reporter: the side-by-side admirationfest sent speculation into hyperdrive. was this an endorsement for a hillary clinton presidential run in 2016? >> i have to tell you. you guys in the press are incorrigible. i was literally inaugurated four days ago. and you're talking about elections four years from now. >> and i am, as you know, steve, i'm secretary of state. so, i'm out of politics. i'm forbidden from hearing these questions. i don't think he or i can make predictions about what's going to happen tomorrow or the next year. >> reporter: secretary of state and the president refused to speculate on the next presidential campaign. they became closer over the last fur years. >> part of our bond is, we've been through the same stuff. and part of being throu

from the european bahraini organization for human rights claims that security forces from abroad a stoking the violence by firing tear gas into the homes of unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and my head are practicing and all to by and then i love to violation of human rights when confronting when pro-democracy protests and behaving a lot of process took place and many different villages and areas around behaving and all of them all of them got a. crack they were a crackdown by that by the security forces and by hey who are most to be and not by me and they are working. and them and so and period and they they where going from different countries foreign countries like pakistan and jordan and syria and the village where i live and it was tear gas as to city by security forces and i could see if the curative force of running down the street by my house and shooting grams in the inside the house that is the movement was compete he said but after witnessing the west that was tyranny and position to or that this situation in bahrain or there have b

is stoking the conflict between the two asian powers about us created this mess and i think the u.s. is continuing to pull on the problem that between between japan and china u.s. is again playing the strategic ambiguity game by on the one hand saying we're neutral about this and we're not taking sides between china and japan but on the other hand they're saying we recognize that japan has a mystery of control and therefore we would be opposed to any. action but how did your pain get the control the u.s. . from the beginning to the year the u.s. was really responsible for this. mess. there's always a more few when our website r.t. dot com including seek and you shall find we tell you about one lucky australian gold this relentless efforts finally paid off not that were million dollars plus. what issues have long been looking for a way to end poverty and going to a new study it takes a natural people to put an end to extreme the world wide you can find out how by going to r.t. dot com. this week u.k. prime minister david cameron again postponed a crucial address on the vexed issue of

done and to try to distance themselves from of the east london mosque saying that it was designed to stoke up tensions so that there's very much an emphasis on distancing themselves from that type of behavior because certainly this is part of a why did debate in the area of london where the police think that this video was filmed in east london is an area that see this argument come up a number of times over the past couple of years with fundamentalist leaks in these areas making a lot of noise about wanting to relaunch implemented in the end it is a very touchy subject for a lot of people as we said very threatening behavior in those videos and as the muslim community here in the case being you know very very trying to highlight is that this is a very small group but of course as it has gone around the internet a lot of people seeing this and say this small great taking these flag threatening actions obviously having a much. why did impact the u.s. has begun airlifting the french troops to mali extending support for the intervention by its nato ally it comes as a libyan based islam is sar

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