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out to theu go suburbs you see predominantly whites. we still have it, but it is of a different stripe now. look at the people and places in the struggle for civil rights as part of the c-span cities to her. we travel across the country highlighting the literary life and history of the cities. the seymour, visit our website www.c-span.org. c-spann "series" then " cities tour." c-span's american history toward now looks at the 1917 race riot in east st. louis, illinois, just across the mississippi river from st. louis. black workers were hired to replace white factory workers who had gone on strike. my book about the 1917 east st. louis race riot had its start really in the early 1990's when i was working at the st. louis post dispatch writing an obituary of miles davis, the great trumpet player, from east st. louis, just across the river. riot were ine race his ears as a child. he talked about how horrible it was to learn that white people had massacred black people in this small city in illinois. he thought that it had affected him for

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we are bucking the trend. , theu look at the numbers market this year to date is down 7%.ate the market will have fallen by around 300,000 units in terms of global demand but this is the second year of contraction. it is not helped by the anxiety around potential sanctions that the story here i guess is it is a strong market for nissan. in terms of volume and continues to be so this year. the potential is there but we are feeling a little bit of pain in the short term. nissan -- we are 20% i had compared to a market that is 10% down. we are bucking the trend, we are head of the market, not obviously declining. >> can you tell us about the spillover, the european car market has risen for 10 consecutive months from its 20 -- 20 year low reached in 2013. could that have birth the recovery we have seen in the european car market? topping -- talking specifically our forecast is a level market. our region includes western europe, eastern europe, and russia. i am anticipating a flat market. we believe, we are forecasting contraction and we believe the market is down. compensated

for theu can wait microphone the state for you and state your name. the first question -- >> secretary lou, a couple of democrats proposed changes to the payroll tax allocation to send more money to the disability trust fund. do you't have to do -- support that? >> let me say that in the past when we had a situation like this, the measures taken in the short term at least to deal with it was to do a reallocation of the payroll tax rate to support the visibility fund. i think he be look from now there was probably no other alternative vector produces the desired results between now and then. i think it is going to be important for there to be legislation that doesn't reallocate the payroll tax -- that does reallocate the payroll tax. as we go to the process of looking more broadly at the to dos needed in osdi with the longer-term questions -- i want to underscore we have and number of provisions that will improve the program integrity in the disability program. we're going to continue to push that forward. it will have a consulate against -- a conseque

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. >> theus department of justice is beef -- the u.s.t of justice is beefing up its investigation. >>> a woman in california is behind bars tonight after allegedly leading san diego police on a wild chase in a stolen patrol car! officers say the 22-year-old stole the police car late friday night. they spiked the tires but kept going! the woman then tried to use the vehicle as a weapon. >> she intentionally rammed three police vehicles, two chp vehicles and one san diego police vehicle. >> no one was hurt. the woman is facing multiple felony charges including grand theft auto. >>> rick perry said he will fight charges that he abused his power. a grand jury indicted him on two felony corruption charges. he is accused of threatening to veto $7.5 million in funding for the public integrity unit. a prosecutor in the case says he wanted travis county district attorney, rosemary lindbergh to resign. perry says he plans on beating the charges. >> i intend to fight against those who would erode our state's constitution and laws purely for politic

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after theu air strikes some of the pressure has eased on tens of thousands of ethnic minorities surrounded by sunni extremists, but the crisis is very very much as you see there still in effect. people actually desperate for food and water. the u.s. has delivered tons of aid to the individuals who are trapped there. you can see the chaos of the situation. >>> several oil companies operating in iraq have pulled more of their workers out, and the drama in iraq tums to the jersey shore. michelle caruso-cabrera will have that in a moment, but first jackie deangelis on the by changes for oil companies still operating in iraq. it's difficult to say how many nonessentials have been evacuated from iraq. we have news that his is suspending operations, reports on friday that exxon and chevron were doing the same thing, but no confirmation. having said that, let's put this in perspective. while the conflict side of it is really important, the impact on the oil markets hasn't been that substantial, and that's because, from a production standpoint we're really just not talking a lot about great volumes

justu have a team -- we finished the world cup, if you have a soccer team, a football out and theu go other side has a full team, and you send out half your team, how are you going to do it? you will not do as well. if you are not empowering half of your population, that means you have half as few possible scientists, engineers. you are crippling your own development unnecessarily. that is point number one. what number two -- point number two is that if you our -- empower and educate and respect a mother, then you are educating the children. right? man, you educate him, that's ok. [applause] [laughter] a woman, you educate her, and suddenly you've got an entire entire country is suddenly becoming educated. this is an absolute priority for us. withll be discussing this the heads of state and government we speak to next week. we have seen some progress on some fronts, but this is where traditions can sometimes get in the way. mymany of you know, father was from kenya. [applause] that the kenyan contingent. i think what applies to kenya is true of many of the countries in africa, and thi

you theu -- raare physically aware of the fact you do not want them to see robin williams? you wanted to see the character. >> that is why it was great to have mark, because he would monitor it very much and say that is not sy. it's all the detailed, the minutia. it sets, it is all part of it. saas someone said, one day i was walking in the walmart and i disappeared. that is a great complement. also, they didn't see sy. he disappeared and became part of it. that type of detail has been really lovely. it is the thing that you said, the more detailed you are in your work the more universal it is in the behavior and all those little things. people have come up to me and said, i love your shoes. thank you. in the movie. i love when they are walking, the squeaking is -- the sounds, the images. that is a great thing. >> do you have to put brakes on instincts to improvised? >> no. i would have moments that just blow the doors off. if i got method. mark would say, you are getting to tense. he'd go, blow it out for a moment. i would come back and be very free and calm. there is a re

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in theu have been doing u.s. congress and department, the white house am a what you have been doing in the pink tanks, what do been doing in the u.s. newspapers, that in fact has been very helpful for us to try to related -- improve the relationship. why do i say that? it is because i am getting back to the point by admiral blair, which is less -- let's recognize the past failure honestly and that is what president obama has been saying again and again. andad a press conference that is exactly what he said. the first thing that might -- must happen is to recognize the past failure and honestly come is the same message is the message from the department of state was said and prime ministers. they wanted to recognize the past as they were. that as we know it has been helpful. those states have been helpful to improve -- improve the relationship within the u.s.. that is the message coming again and again from decision-makers as opinionn, as well makers in this town, including the heritage foundation. that is the rea

think of theu community of holding up a mirror to itself?lect the diversity of its users but it is difficult because this is really about the people that work there and the people that have advanced degrees and can code and create product. i think it will take a while for the tech companies to have a workforce that is as diverse as the rest of the country. >> what about ceos who say that they would hire more minorities and women except there are not a lot of candidates out there? >> we have lots of programs where people do not even need to go to college. are academies where people learning how to make a difference. yes, we need more women and minorities, people who are prepared and tooled to grow into these businesses. all the bigad companies disclose. are we waiting for anymore? >> the big one is apple. in the past, they have rolled their eyes at the idea of releasing diversity numbers but tim cook has said that they would come out, we do not know when. people are also interested to hear from microsoft, ibm, amazon. >> the list goes on. i w

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at theu are looking market response to the consumers' interest in non-gmo and right to know what is in you are seeing a broad-based response from all companies. kellogg is converting. lever is taking a brand-based approach. the difference with been and jerry's, we don't want to just convert of -- of our own. everyone has a right to know what is in their food. that should be labeled. we take it to the next stage. across the food business now, you see a large response to people's general interest in knowing what is in their food. >> do people's general interest result in any type of the increase in the price they end up paying for the product? >> it shouldn't. if you look at the ice cream , the cost drivers we face, when dairy and the price of butter in chicago is trading at $2.60 -- that has an impact on the cost of ice cream. that is one of the biggest drivers of our cost. a lot of the non-gmo ingredients are of a smaller nature. you can see maybe a percentage increase. is a parity of our business that is manageable. i don't believe that all businesses and brands should convert to non-

in theu have been doing u.s.congress and department, the white house am a what you have been doing in the pink tanks, what do been doing in the u.s. newspapers, that in fact has been very helpful for us to try to related -- improve the relationship. why do i say that? it is because i am getting back to the point by admiral blair, which is less -- let's recognize the past failure honestly and that is what president obama has been saying again and again. andad a press conference that is exactly what he said. the first thing that might -- must happen is to recognize the past failure and honestly come is the same message is the message from the department of state was said and prime ministers. they wanted to recognize the past as they were. that as we know it has been helpful. those states have been helpful to improve -- improve the relationship within the u.s.. that is the message coming again and again from decision-makers as opinionn, as well makers in this town, including the heritage foundation. that is the reas

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about theu think economy? is it improving? caller: government numbers are quite skewed.oing wellea that is is washington, d.c., maryland, and the government suburbs. they are doing exceptionally well. i see people still continuing to struggle to find employment, losing their jobs. people losing their homes. it is actually getting worse now . i don't know if there is any hope in sight except for a change in presidency to kind of put us on a half for prosperity in the middle class. right now i am not seeing that at all. host: what about your own personal economic richer? -- it comes in spurts. a waitress who works at a restaurant, a lot of them are fully up left and right in your local areas. overburdened with a lot of taxes and are closing their doors. i see it going the other way on main street. but in the suburbs of d.c., they are doing beautiful. host: steve on twitter as his thoughts -- eli is up next. texas, independent line. hi. caller: tell brian that he is awesome, by the way. you look at what happened during the great things got better for a while, but then they

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