then a number in the industry recognized the unconventional development in the barnett outside of forthorth and dallas could maybe be applied here. it turned out that was exactly right. we are in a renaissance in the permian basin today. erik: no oil company has more land in the permian basin than chevron. yet chevron missed the first wave of fracking success. independent producers were faster and more aggressive. >> the shale revolution came on so fast. let's be clear -- so far, the majors have not played well. but i think we have to think about how the large, integrated oil companies work in the time horizon in which they think, vis a vis or compared to smaller independent companies. it comes down to long-term versus short-term. the major integrated oil companies are superb at managing for the long-term. they think about things in 25 to 50-year time segments. erik: now chevron is finally catching up. it is building a new headquarters in midland after outgrowing the one that has been there for decades. and developing almost 2 million acres in the area. >> the shale in the permian basin

the world. i'm paula newton. >> i'm errol barnett. ith us, this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the u.s. military is claiming a victory in the fight against terrorism announcing it killed a terrorist leader in syria. his name is muhsin al fadhli. pentagon correspondent barbara

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> and we begin with breaking news in the united states. former president george h.w. bush is in a hospital in maine at this hour after falling down and braking a bone in his neck. his spokesman tells cnn that the 91-year-old is in very stable condition. the 41st president of the u.s. fell wednesday morning while at his summer home in kennebunkport. >> we will keep you updated on the story. >>> we turn to greece where the parliament has approved tough reforms needed to prevent the country going bankrupt. >> a few other european countries also need to approve the plan then formal talks can begin between greece and its creditors. it's not yet clear when money will start flowing again in the country. the result comes just days after greeks voted against more austerity measures. as parliament debated, protests outside the building turned violent when demonstrators clashed with police. >> elinda labropoulou is in athens and joins us live with more on what is taking

. >>> and in new york the captured fugitive is speaking out about his brazen prison break. >>> i'm errol barnett. a big welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and those watching around the world. >> i'm natalie allen. you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> thanks for joining us. it is 9:00 a.m. in greece where the country is three days away from a referendum on its financial future. >> a very big deal but the present is also difficult for many people. you are looking at live pictures from outside a bank in athens. people lining up trying to get their money. these are what we believe are pensioners folks who have retired who have an income to live off of. we saw similar pictures this time yesterday. there was a great deal of confusion and uncertainty about what is going to happen in greece over the next few days. the government has implemented strict withdrawal limits and that has brought the financial sector to a grinding halt. >> and prime minister alexis tsipras is urging people to vote no on sunday's referendum on whether to move forward with the terms of the european bailout plan. tuesday he said t

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >> mexico is offering a $3.8 million reward for information leading to the capture of joaquin guzman after his elaborate prison escape on saturday. officials released this recent photo of the notorious drug lord known as el chapo. it shows him with a shaved head and face. >> prison officials must have conspired with el chapo to help him break out. 49 people are being questioned and the director of the prison where el chapo escaped has been fired. >> translator: he must have been able to count on the complicity of the staff or officials of the prison. if these facts were to be confirmed this would be an act of corruption and act of disloyalty and treason to the people of mexico. >> and this is the second time guzman has pulled off a prison escape. authorities say they are using all possible resources to recapture him. >> reporter: it may have been the most expensive and elaborate prison escape ever. 8:00 saturday night, joaquin guzman takes

the world. >> i'm errol barnett. we're with you for the next few hours. this is "cnn newsroom." thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with developments out of texas where outrage is growing over the case of a woman found dead in her jail cell. protesters gathered in new york city over sandra bland's death which authority have ruled a suicide. >> documents indicate that she had tried to kill herself before. her family believes otherwise. they are infuriated also at the release of this dash cam footage of her arrest. what began as a routine traffic stop ended with bland under arrest. >> ryan young has more on the police video and other discrepancies in this case. >> reporter: official documents show when sandra bland arrived to the jail she told the jail staff she previously tried to commit suicide. jail intake forms say that bland tried to commit suicide using pills in 2014 after losing a baby. the investigation shows no foul play and that all the evidence points to bland taking her own life. >> there is absolutely no doubt in my mind now. as i

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm paula newton. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour with anger on the streets of turkey. police fired water cannons and tear gas at protesters in the capital city istanbul. they blame the government for failing to prevent a suicide bomber earlier in the day, 31 died in the blast and 100 were wounded. we are about to show you footage of the blast. many of you will find this disturbing. but we're showing it to demonstrate the inhumanity and horror of the attack. our arwa damon as more. >> reporter: reality transforms in an instant. the suicide bomber detonates, lives immediately lost. screams and wails of survivors. some in shock, others crying out in pain. a resident described how frantic individuals arrived pulling sheets back off corpses desperately searching for their loved ones. this was a gathering for the kobani reconstruction efforts. kobani, the town just across the border in syria where for months last fall predominantly kurdish fighters launched pitched battles against isis. eventu

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. is is "cnn newsroom." >>> with a nuclear agreement reached between iran and six world powers the focus now shifts to selling the deal at home and that may not be easy. >> after stop and go talks that lasted nearly two years an agreement was reached that requires iran to scale back its nuclear program and allow inspections in exchange for lifting sanctions. >> israel's prime minister calls it a stunning historic mistake. take a listen. >> the leading international powers have bet our collective future on a deal with the foremost sponsor of international terrorism. they gambled that in ten years' time iran easter resist regime will change while removing any incentive for it to do so. >> and u.s. president barack obama faces a battle with members of congress who oppose the measure. in an interview with the "new york times" mr. obama defended against critics who say that too much has been given away to iran. >> the notion that the world signed up for the sanctions in order to either achiev

the world. >> and i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the six world powers have reached a nuclear agreement. the international diplomacy shifts to home. >> the negotiations lasted two years before the deal was announced in vienna. iran will allow inspections in ex exchange for sanctions being lifted. but final approval must come from the supreme leader. the u.s. congress has 60 days to have its say. jim sciutto has details of the deal and the opposition to it. >> reporter: smiles and laughter to mark a historic agreement merely two years in the making and ending three decades of hostility. >> reporter: the agreement comes after 18 long-winded days of meetings in vienna the final stretch of 20 months of negotiations. the west and iran both immediately claimed victory. >> this is the good deal that we have sought. believe me. had we been willing to settle for a lesser deal we would have finished this negotiation a long time ago. >> today could have been the end of hope on this issue. but now we are starting a new

and from all around the world i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm natalie allen. u.s. ral agencies are investigating a fire at a predominantly black church if south carolina. no word yet how it started at the mt. zion ame church in greeleyville. that is an hour north of charleston where nine people were killed in a racially motivated shooting at another ame black church last month. >>> the indonesian red cross says up to 130 bodies have been recovered at the site of a plane crash in a residential neighborhood. it's unclear how many people were on board when it went down in the town of medan. the plane stopped twice en route. >>> greeks are lining up outside banks this morning after the country defaulted on its loan from the international monetary fund. european leaders have rejected a last-minute appeal from greece for more time to pay its dead. >>> now the euro group will meet in a few hours to consider greece's request for a new bailout plan. but the country's creditors have lost patience and if they haven't they are losing it fast. >> they are. and that could mean a

officers were tipped off to the suv thinking that's where 49-year-old sandra barnett was being held after wednesday night. well, police spotted the suv and the mistress led officers on wild pursuit that went into alabama. the mistress allegedly shot barnett before turning the gun on herself. >>> a hawaii man upset after police shot and killed one of his cows that was running loose on a highway. witnesses say the cow was darting in and out of traffic yesterday. they say it was scared and out of its element. a police department spoke woman says officers were forceed to take action when the animal became agitated. she says the reason officers had to open fire was because the cow was threatening public safety. >>> well, this is not a rescue you see every day. check it out. horse stuck in a sink hole in minnesota. local fire department was there to help as the horse known as leroy was rescued. crews surrounded him in the water and then used some serious manpower yesterday to get that large animal back on land. leroy's own are in says he's extremely grateful to those emergency responders and he

the world. i'm errol barnett. let's update you on the top stories right now.n indian ocean could be from malaysia airlines flight 370. the source tells cnn the debris appears to be part of the wing from a boeing 777, the same type of plane as mh370. india executed a man for plotting the 1993 bombings in mumbai that killed 257 people. the man was hanged inside a jail in western india earlier today. he was kidconsidered a key conspirator of 12 bomb blasts that ripped through hotels markets, and buildings, march 12 1993 the deadliest tear railroad attack in india's history. >> the afghan government says the reclusive leader of the taliban is dead. intelligence officials say mullah omar died in a hospital in karachi, pakistan in 2013. death long rumored those the taliban claimed he was in charge of the terror group earlier this year. >>> now at this moment we are getting a feed from australia where warren trust the deputy prime minister is updating the media on developments on what could be a piece of mh370. let's have a listen. >> -- the refvelation that the part

come see what the new angie's list can do for you. >>> today is linda barnett's last day after 24 years. she is resigning over the supreme court's decision legalizing same-sex marriage. >> i would be the one issuing the license. it would be like i would be approving of this lifestyle and i do not. i believe the bible teaches marriage is between a man and a woman. and i stand on that no matter what man says, that's god's word and that's the final authority. >> grenada county in mississippi still awaits the first same-sex marriage to get married but the clerk linda barnett would rather resign than issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples five days after the u.s. supreme court made it the law of the land, there are several counties in the land still refusing to follow court's order. in alabama where a federal judge ruled that alabama counties must abide by court decisions allowing gay marriage, where the governor said following the supreme court decision that, quote, we will follow the rule of law, there are still, according to an advocacy group, 17 counties not issuing marriage license

the world. i'm paula newton. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for being with us, this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the u.s. military is claiming a victory in the fight against terrorism announcing it killed a terrorist leader in syria. his name is muhsin al fadhli. pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports. >> reporter: the pentagon announcing that muhsin al fadhli was killed by a u.s. drone strike on july 8th while he was riding in a vehicle west of aleppo. this had been somebody the u.s. had been looking for a very long time. the khorasan group said to be having the aspiration, the desire to launch external attacks against the united states al fadhli a long time operative of khorasan. it is said that he is one of the few al qaeda operatives who had advance word of the 9/11 attacks and in 2002 he was involved in terrorist attack planning against u.s. marines in kuwait and a french cargo ship. this is someone that they were looking for. what is most intriguing, this is what the pentagon calls a targeted s

. >> we'll be with you for the next two hours. i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> this hour we begin in turkey where demonstrators and police clashed on the streets of istanbul. the protesters say the turkish government didn't do enough to prevent a suicide bombing which killed 31 people on monday near the syrian border. >> funerals were held for some of the victims and we're about to show you images of the blast which some viewers may find disturbing. but we are showing them to show the inhumanity and horror of this attack. arwa damon reports. >> reporter: reality transforms in an instant. the suicide bomber detonates. lives immediately lost. screams and wails of survivors. some in shock, others crying out in pain. a resident describes how frantic individuals arrived desperately searching for their loved ones. this was a gathering of mostly turkish activists for the -- eventually driving them out by leaving the town decimated. the tirkish government insinew insinuating this is the work of isis. >> initial findings point to a suicide bomb

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm paula newton. >> a source says the family of family mohammad youssuf abdulazeezs and had a history of mental illness. he was killed in a police shootout after opening fire on two military buildings. he murdered four u.s. marines and a petty officer. >>> ash carter is in israel. he says that the trip comes at an important moment because of the iran nuclear deal. he plans to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the country's defense minister during this trip. >>> banks in greece have opened their doors after a three-week shutdown. withdrawals are still limited to 420 euros, approximately 4$455 per week. >>> cnn has obtained a sworn statement in which bill cosby admits to having sexual relationships with at least five women and giving them prescription drugs when they, quote, quote, partied. >> the 78-year-old entertainer discussed his philosophy on sex claiming he tried to avoid it because he didn't want women falling in love with him. one of the dozens of women who have accused cosby of sexual assault told cnn what she thought of the deposition. >> and

the world. i'm paula newton. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin this hour with new security concerns about barack obama's trip to the african continent this week. >> besides visiting ethiopia he will go to kenya, his father's homeland for the first time as u.s. president. and as barbara starr reports, soft targets near his tour route are a big concern. >> al shabaab militants in east africa posing new worries for president obama's trip to kenya. cnn has learned in the last week the u.s. military has conducted nearly half a dozen secret air strikes in somalia against al shabaab forces. an attack against kenyan troops there was imminent by the al qaeda africa affiliate. >> this sends a clear message to al shabaab not a try to attempt anything against the president. >> reporter: the u.s. does not believe that al shabaab can get anywhere near the president but there are other reasons to worry. >> what's most likely is not an attack against a u.s. government official like the pre

the world. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. thank you for joining us. this is cnn newsroom. ♪ we want to begin this hour with severe storms just hammering parts of the midwestern united states. millions of people are being told to keep a close eye on the weather over the next 24 hours. our meteorologist derek van dam is bringing us details because it is a dangerous situation for many people. >> specifically we are talking about most as a line of severe thunderstorms has moved south and east of the kansas city area. in fact, jackson county missouri there was a brief touchdown of a tornado, which is really a suburb of kansas city. we can get to the visuals of this to see this exact tornado from the air. you can just see some of that debris being pushed around. there was minor damage. there's some transformers being blown out. again, this is 20 miles or 32 kilometers southeast of kansas city metropolitan area. snapped trees, power outages, damaging vehicles as they were sliding in to each other at a local mall within that region. in st. louis at the busch s

grenada county in mississippi still awaits the first same-sex marriage to get married but the clerk linda barnettather resign than issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples five days after the u.s. supreme court made it the law of the land there are several counties in the land still refusing to follow court's order. in alabama where a federal judge ruled that alabama counties must abide by court decisions allowing gay marriage, where the governor said following the supreme court decision that quote, we will follow the rule of law, there are still, according to an advocacy group, 17 counties not issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. things appear so muddled in alabama because the alabama supreme court on monday issued an order that said alabama judges are not required to issue same-sex licenses for 25 days. according to a report a lawyer who works for alabama supreme court justice roy moore wrote a letter seemingly directed at the governor essentially scolding governor bentley for saying that alabama will obey the law. it reads in part public official, what will you do? will you stand

the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with breaking news in the united states. former president george h.w. bush is in hospital at this hour after suffering a neck injury. >> his spokesman says mr. bush quote, fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable. he is fine and he will be in a neck brace. the 41st president of the u.s. is not expected to stay in the hospital along time. the injury is not considered life threatening and we will of course keep you updated with any new information that comes into us. >>> now the obama administration's hard sell on the iranian nuclear deal is underway. president barack obama defended the agreement point by point at a news conference on wednesday. >> jim acosta reports the president's main goal is to prevent tehran from building a nuclear bomb. >> reporter: sounding salespeoplely confident, president obama brush aid side all the critics of the nuclear deal in iran. >> i think if congress does that then in fact ba

comedian and one of the stars of "friends of the people" on true tv, kevin barnette. let's start the show. as usual with the most important story of the day. >>> police are now investigating the infamous incident in which ariana grande was caught on video allegedly licking and spiting on doughy treats at a southern california donut shop. the pop singer named after a large coffee was at wolfie's donuts on july 4th when she and her equally slaysy boyfriend -- classy boyfriend decided to spread their germs all over the pastries and donuts are not the only thing she spit on. >> what the [bleep] is that? >> the former nickelodeon star apologizes and claiming she was angry about the childhood oboes tee rates. but the local cops say they and county health inspectors are investigating and the shop's owner says the day after it happened the health rating was down graded from an a to a b. this is a scandal. julie, is this obama's fault or is this michelle's fault? pick one. >> it is malea and shasha's -- sasha's fault. they listen to the crap that made ariana grande famous which

the world. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. is is cnn newsroom. >> we begin this hour with breaking news in the u.s. the fbi and other federal agencies are now investigating a fire at a predominantly black church in south carolina. authorities say they don't know how this fire started at the mount zion african methodist episcopal church in greeleyville. it is an hour's drive north of charleston. that's where nine people were killed last month in a racially motivated church at another black church. >> to put this in context for you. this is not the first time this particular church has burned. in 1995 members of the ku klux klan torched the previous building in a series of church fires that swept lu the south. despite all of this the church's elder said he doesn't want to pass judgment. >> i need to withhold an opinion until an investigation has taken place. and again, we had heard there were two or three christian churches burned in the last two weeks. but whether that is a factual account or not, i don't know. at this point, ou

the world. >> i'm errol barnett. we're with you for the next few ho

the world. i'm paula newton. >> and i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> now in less than an hour fifa's executive committee is set to meet with a crucial agenda to set a date for the election of the next president. the current president sepp blatter announced his attention to resign days after the release of a massive corruption investigation. amanda davis has more details. what can you tell us about the date being selected for this congress to pick a new leaders amid corruption allegations? >> reporter: hi, errol, this is a day that will another step closer to sepp blatter's departure. the dates of the election should be decided here at fifa house. with about just an hour left to go before the start of the extraordinary committee meeting, we haven't seen anybody of note yet. there is an alternative entrance here to fifa house and we get the impression that the top level executives who will make the decision as to when the congress meeting will take place, we get the impression they are going through the backdoor and don't want

the next hour. i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." to enter the eurotunnel. at least 1,500 migrants tried to storm the tunnel from the beverage french side. one was found dead. >> david cameron is saying that both countries are working to increase security at the tunnel. >> this is very concerning as you said. we're working closely with the french. the home secretary met with the interior minister. we invested money in the fencing around calais. we are putting fencing around the entrance at the tunnel. we're doing everything we can. >> the latest attempt follows a similar one late monday night, when tunnel officials say about 2,000 migrants tried to enter the eurotunnel in france. the british freight transportation administration released a statement saying the migrant situation has become, i'm quoting here, a national emergency. >> many syrians caught up in that country's civil war, dream of a future across the mediterranean in europe. >> if they have the money, smugglers can get them there. arwa damon is investigating the lucrative

this is the puerto rico the puerto rico whether barnett may issue the last a year ago march they came 2035 at a discount of 93 cents on the dollar to yield 875. you can see the price of the bond has declined and it is really declined in the last few days whereas it had been trading 76 cents on the dollar a week ago and is now down to about 60 4 cents on a dollar, 65 cents on the dollar yielding well over 12%. the real question now is we note the electric and highway authority will most likely have to restructure. the question is the common law going to have to restructure. when they brought the deal together, $3.5 billion in march 2014, all you heard from the government was to go debt pledge to puerto rico is sacrosanct and will continue to make good on payments and keep you up to date on progress reforms. you haven't seen any of that and the problem with that of course is of course the lack of communications is reflected in the dollar price of the bond. personally and i'm not speaking for the firm here. i find that hard to imagine the united states leading a u.s. territory go under.

the world. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm paula newton. thanks for joining us. this is "cnn newsroom."

the world. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. wsroom. >> we begin this hour with breaking news in the u.s. the fbi and other federal agencies are now investigating a fire at a predominantly black

the other caregivers. >> that's great. i have a question from katie barnett with the eldercare workforce alliance. she e-mailed a question, what can be done to increase and better support for caregiving workforce by which i think she's referring to paid and paraprofessional workers. you mentioned and then, it's a good idea spent actually painting is a great idea. paying a living wage where you can actually take pride in your work, support your family, care for your own loved ones right as a first step. but there's also training and other kinds of support. want to do things that caregiving is that it can be incredibly isolating both for family caregivers and for professional caregivers. so creating community connections, support, letting every caregiver no that they are valued and that they are a critical part of our economy and our society and our families. [applause] >> i have sat in on training/support groups that the alzheimer's association has in the new york office. what they're going through, is incredibly dedicated people and opportunity to just event and learn from each other plus it's a v

. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnettthis is "cnn newsroom." >>> it is 9:00 a.m. in vienna right now and negotiators trying to broker a deal on iran's nuclear weapons program are meeting in about 90 minutes. >> an eu spokeswoman says this is expected to be their final plenary session after holding marathon talks for weeks. this indicates the nuclear talks between iran and the p5+1 appear to be ending. senior international correspondent nic robertson has been following this in vienna and joins us live with the latest information. you get the sense, you get the feeling that we are moving toward the announcement of a final deal. tell us what the new information is at this hour. >> reporter: a final plenary session to be followed by a press conference. the writing, if you like is on the wall. the meetings going on until the early morning this morning. no one that we are aware of have walked away from the talks. this announcement from the policy chief does seem to set the stage for what everyone has been hoping would be achiev

that was deposited in the law offices of what were at one time both barnett and lee. it has been here all of this time. and now that ally -- alice lee is gone the skeleton key has been found. >> host: do you think she wanted to published and when alice wasn't around. >> guest: there has been a sibling competition always. alice was very conservative and 17 years older than her younger sister. she saw herself as third and parent. and nell was also extroverted and bohemian in appearance and opinion. and alice was the buffer between her younger sister and the world was hungered to know more about her. i hope there was joy publishing the book that ally wouldn't let her publish. >> host: why do you think she would not let her publish? >> guest: first, could be it was the first effort by a young novelist and has the ear marks of such. harper assured us she didn't edit this. >> host: nelly is in new york, living in a cold water flat a friendly-family gave her money to write for a year and then she sort of furiously writes turning in 50-70 pages every week or so and this is the

barnett. >> and i'm zain asher. let's give you your headlines. the u.s.is africa tour. barack obama starts his day in the capital with a welcome ceremony at the national palace. he's also expected to hold a joint news conference with the prime minister. >>> al shabab is claiming an attack in somalia's capital that killed at least 15 people. police say it happened when a suicide bomber drove a vehicle full of explosives into the front gate of an upscale hotel. the diplomatic missions of several countries are housed there. the terror group says it was targeting western diplomats. >>> attackers dressed in army fatigues stormed a police station in northwestern india killing five people. the gunmen are still holed up inside the station, but there are no hostages. one official describes it as a terror attack although it is not clear which group the attackers belong to. >>> nato ministers are set to meet tuesday to discuss turkey's steptd-up anti-terror campaign. turkish air strikes have been targeting isis in syria and pkk militants in iraq. it all comes amid a

the next 30 minutes. i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. here's the headlines.ad of the conduct committee for the house of lords and leaving in disgrace after a british tabloid appeared to show pictures of him snorting cocaine with two women in what was called a sex party. >>> president obama wraps up his ethiopia tour today. he is expected to speak to the african union before he leaves. it will be the first time the u.s. president addressed the group. >>> emergency talks with nato in 90 minutes as they fight back against isis and kurdish rebels. turkey and the u.s. are working on a plan to create a isis-free safe zone along the tur turkish border. >> reporter: turkey cannot afford to maintain the controversial, albeit cautious approach to the war raging next door. >> there's been a reassessment that this city cannot continue in order for turkey to be able to persevere and to maintain. it has to be much more visible concrete way. >> reporter: turkey is bombing isis targets. after lengthy negotiations with washington conceded on some of its positions such as dema

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in the 60s, but not during the battling part of the 60s, back when i thought we could all still be friends. i didn't realize my best friend, breg barnett he was poor i knew he lived with his aunt and our skin color was different but i didn't know why gregory couldn't be in our boy scout troop. i didn't understand when we went to the pta meeting when the guys would make fun of him for being with me. but i didn't live through the struggles or the hard times and so when i saw the confederate battle flag, i saw rain and racism and that is what i saw growing up and that is what i think. so it has been an education for me when i see that i have relatives and they fought. and there was this disconnect of why can't we let it go and put it behind us. why does it matter, that we have family members. and yesterday, and this is a long time coming for me and yesterday we went down to the confederate relic room and with members of this body, black and white and young and old and we looked at that relic room and one of the guys they were telling me about, one of the guys they told me about was richard kickland from camden. his picture is downstairs o