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dallas police are searching for two men, thaddeus green and michael mitchell in connection with the murder of joshua brown. they and another man travelled from louisiana to texas to purchase drugs friday when a fight broke out. brown's emotional testimony just days before his murder ultimately leddy to the conviction of amber guyger, the former dallas loofr who shot and killed her neighbor, botham jean. >>> police and peace activists gathering in san francisco to discuss ways to stop gun viles. gun violence. it's called guns down. recent buy-back events have taken some weapons off the street bus many are coming from elsewhere in the bay area. organizers are hoping for new tools on the street to connect with the victims and the shooters. >> individuals going back into the community and touch each and every one of those young adults that may pick up a gun in the future. >> police chief bill scott is among the community leaders to talk about strategy through data and the people's perspective. >>> an oakland firefighter responded to a fire that began at a homeless camp a little after 3:00 this

several years ago when the movie lincoln came out, like a lot of people i became fascinated with thaddeus stevens, tommy lee jones played them so brilliantly in the movie and he seemed like a very interesting character and probably an admirable one as well. the violence on the floor of congress that you write about, given how easily provoked so many of these congressmen were especially the ones in the other party and given how provocative stevens was in a brutally rhetorical way did anyone ever pulled a knife on him? was he challenged to a duel? was he on the receiving end of any of this violence? >> that is stevens, fervent antislavery politician and a real character was really biting, dry kind of which, a really fun study. i'm not aware of anyone explicitly -- what was wonderful about stevens is -- this will not be surprising given everything you said but he was really effective at speaking up and smacking as any southerner who made any gesture in that direction. for example, in the later years of the civil war when southerners are trying to find their way back into the union, louisiana

d >> thaddeus stevens who furthered the anti- slavery he is fun to study.m not aware of anyone explicitly this isn't surprising given what you just said that he was effective at speaking up and going as any southerner who made a gesture in that direction. some in the later years of the war on southerners are trying to find their way back into the union nobody was there back then but there was a lot of violet one - - violence back then. you are right is not necessarily that they wanted him but he looks at it as a momentary breeze that will lapse but he isn't at the receiving end but isn't afraid to speak his mind. there is a moment where the fugitive slave act where congressmen go hide in the library so they don't have to vote on an issue he says you can send them to the library now and then tell them to come back but i as far as i know not really physically attacked. >> may 22nd, 1856 a name that is lost to history not until i reread feel the blood of custer brook. >> it took me a long time to write that almost 17 years. but with that chunk c of time writin

fremont police believe matthew jardine punched 40-year-old thaddeus steiner outside a bar in the niles section. steiner died from a head injury after spending several days in the hospital. jardine remains free without bail. jardine is expected back in court next month. >>> so we are following breaking news this morning. elizabeth enriquez the wife of manuel enriquez agreed to pleadm scda nt in.s from the u.s. manuel agreed to plead guilty on friday. prosecutors say the parents had a procter sit with their daughter while they took their s.a.t. and then gloated about getting away with get their daughter into georgetown. both are due in court this afternoon. jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> in the east bay, some you uc berkeley students are looking it's because of this driver who slapped into a hydrant. the water went running down the street into their dorms. work crews spent yesterday morning cleaning up ade live on the ground floor packed up and moved out. flooding damaged two buildings. some students say the water was not shoot off for two hours after that crash. >> there are huge heaters

thaddeus stevens was a radical republican senator from massachusetts insisted that there be an article of impeachment that talked about the president violating the oath of office in a big-time in peach -- impeachable offense, meaning what he was doing as president was undermining the result of civil war -- of the civil war. the verdict, so to speak, of the civil war. and that tension was there in the very first impeachment. in the second impeachment, it was -- which was richard nixon -- it was very clear that they didn't want to go to all the various things involving watergate. e.j.: the committee to reelect the president. elaine: the committee to reelect the president was called creep. e.j.: watch your acronym. elaine: right. they didn't want to go to those things. the president himself did not break into the democratic headquarters. but the massiveness of the cover-up clearly became the center of the impeachment. that was clearly an abuse of power. even then, it wasn't until the tapes were discovered and it wasn't until you actually heard richard nixon telling hr haldeman, tell the c

i became fascinated with thaddeus stevens. tommy lee jones played him brilliantly in the movie and he seems like an interesting character and probably an admirable one as well. what i'm wondering is, the violence on the floor of congress you write about in your latest book, given how easily provoked some of these other congressmen were. especially ones of the other party, and given how provocative stevens was in a brutally rhetorical way. did anyone ever pull a knife on him or challenge to a duel. was he on the receiving end of this violence? >> that's an interesting question. and that he is stevens - - a real character. was a really fighting, driver - - dry wit. i am not aware of anyone cleaning him but what was interesting, this is not surprising given everything you just said. he was really effective at speaking up and smacking at any southerner who made any gesture in that direction. for example, the actor, right in the later years of the civil war when southerners are tried to find their way back into the union. louisiana

three men are responsible for the death of joshua brown 20-year-old jacarismitchell, 22-year-old thaddeusd 32-year-old michael mitchell they say it was a drug deal gone bad. >>> you are up to date that's the news update this hour wilf, i'll send it back downtown to you >> sue, thank you very much. >>> stocks selling off after the u.s. imposed visa restrictions and some chinese officials for the repression of muslim minority groups. bob pisani is having a closer look at the market fallout and some of that china exposure. bob? >> and a trio of china headlines really weighed on chinese stocks all day. alibaba, the biggest of them all, good volume, 16 million shares down about 4%. although, overall, the e e-commerce has been strong this year in china. down the last month. same thing with its rival, jd.com, another ecommerce site up about 30% but on the descent in the last month. baidu, overall, search has not done that well down about 30% this year and it's been on the descent in the last few days. you add sanctions on big u.s. companies, visa restrictions and considering limiting investments