thomas stephens is a member of detroiters resisting emergency management. he's an attorney who has long been involved in the environmental justice movement. he's also a member of the national lawyers guild. and we're joined by tawanna simpson, an elected member of the detroit board of education. before we talk about darnell earley who is just left his position as the head of the detroit public schools, we are going to turn to thomas stephens to talk about these latest developments around flint. a congressional hearing, darnell earley, refusing to testify, he was subpoenaed late yesterday. and this news of the michigan state building getting water more than a year ago -- this was well before governor snyder says they knew there was a problem with the flint water. talk about the significance of all of this. >> good morning, amy. thank you for having us on. yes, this story just keeps getting bigger and bigger and more and more shocking. you mentioned a couple of the points. the question i think on everybody's mind is, how could they do this? once the water sta

and last august, the supreme court overturned all death sentences including thomas and stephen. and now joining us now is the criminal defense attorney and also with us, defense attorney richard roeth. it is hard to figure out what they are thinking. but police tapes and police response the day the family was murdered. because of a lightning strike they thought the tapes were erased and then they found them. now he said those tapes will release my client. >> they are saying if the tapes were found. and there are copies it would have somehow caused the action not to occur. it is legally harmless error. and to us ridiculous. the a pole is frivolous. you can't over turn it because of a tape. >> they are saying essentially, that well, the police didn't act fast enough to stop my cli kill they have plausible exposure here? >> they are saying that the police department act in time for them to stop them. and that would not make the crime to occur. on the civil side. the family institutedit police for failure to respond quicker. but not the police stopping the crime. and this defendant

stephen spinner .. eric payne .. and christopher thomas for gang and gun-related charges on august 18-th, 20- 15. investigators are asking anyone with information about lewis' whereabouts to call the lynchburg police department or crime stoppers people in danville are hopeful their coming together tonight will help begin to reduce violent crime in the city. the rally was organized as a result of a double shooting monday night near the intersection of mount vernon avenue and virginia avenue. community members gathered outside danville regional medical center and heard from several community leaders. afterwards, the group walked down the streets near the hospital in solidarity. wsls 10's colter anstaett reports. "crime is not just a big city problem anymore. violence has swept across our country, large and small communities." dozens gathered outside danville regional medical center tonight with the community to come together to try to bring an end to violent crime in the city. "and, all of god's people said 'amen, amen.'" there was a prayer for peace. the city's police chief offered a call to actio

stephen spinner.. eric payne.. and christopher thomas back in august. lewis was taken into custody friday night without incident. 3 3 pattie box a new bill passed in the senate courts of justice committee would require local police department to identify.. and include any officer-involved shootings in their filings to approved the bill on february 10th. it would require any reporting of any such shootings that result in a fatality or serious bodily injury.. and whether they were ruled justified.. or not justified. reports show.. the legislation was prompted by a recent report that identified cases of shootings over the last 15 years that were not identified as officer involved in the annual crime in virginia report prepared by state police. the bill now heads to the full senate for consideration. 3 whit the general assembly has given final approval for legislation that would allow concealed-weapon permit holders to legally carry guns in the state. a compromise by the governor and republicans passed the senate. it would expand the number of concealed han

thomas to work. white originally faced a felony homicide charge-- but that was dropped in august. stephen spence/ pulaski county resident :35-:40 8:18:28 my heart went out to the family when the story was developing. inside my heart i didn't know whether or not the parents are guilty and i don't have it in my heart to blame someone until the facts are proven. paul thomas is also charged with felony child abuse and neglect. his one-day bench trial is set for next month. ashley white's trial is expected to take up to five days. class six felonies are punishable by a minimum of one year.. and up to five years for each charge. eb, wsls 10. tonight... virginia tech... and the blacksburg community will remember 13-year old nicole lovell. tonight's vigil includes guest speakers... hymns... and a schooler went missing from her family home late last month. her body was found in north carolina a few days later. david eisenhauer is charged with first degree murder and abduction. natalie keepers is charged with accessory before the fact of first degree murder. # new this morning... thousands of peopl

stephen calkins of west virginia makes a deal with thomas colyer platt and in return for the combine support plant will be made secretary-treasurer receive all the customhouse patronage. it was out of office in the country was the head of the customs house in new york city and this was ostensibly his choice. all the patronage jobs connected with the connected to platt. which could make him not only to secretary-treasurer that the next president. >> host: so the process we know how which begins in iowa in january, new hampshire in february, and start before that come you sang before 1896 it's all telescope at the convention? >> guest: yes and what happens is if you got a favorite son, they gather together in unite behind them and quote instruct for the favorite son. either by formally say we are all for fill-in the blank, or simply saying we are sending a delegation proposed of sherman man from ohio. >> host: how does mckinley confront this is the? >> guest: first of all he goes about in a methodical organized fashion. he says i'm going to organize for the primaries, organize for thes

thomas allen harris discusses his film, a look at how african-americans have been portrayed in photos. and stephenn the book, "the caning, the assault that drove america to civil war." you can search the entirety of our library at c-span.org. the citizens of the granite state are not easily won. the meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. town, and city, voters brave sleet to cast their votes. >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> first in the nation primary. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire's primary is the most cherished of american political rights. [applause] governor, thank you so much for coming. place where you can observe a candidate in the heat of talk questions about their position on issues. it is not just a place to get a speech. first hampshire takes its in the nation primary status seriously. >> this is one of a series of town hall meetings. >> this is my 20th town hall meeting. th townome to our 150 hall meeting in new hampshire. ♪ next, british prime minister david cameron tak

stephen: an increasing number of victories in france are buying frozen. it is still somewhat of a taboo subject when it comes to local bakers. thomas waterhouse expense. thomas: mouthwatering and dripping with butter. if you are a fan of these gastronomic delights, you might be in for a shock. three quarters are mass-produced in factories. >> good morning. from the counter front of this bakery, you would be forgiven for thinking everything had been main hand -- had been made on hand on site. >> it is not more profitable but it is much easier. shop is always there, stocks to my freezer. >> if i did and he or show was him?who would replace -- as well as stocking supermarket chains and hotels, or independent bakers are coming to this wholesaler to buy in bulk. the idea of doing so is almost this one did not want to reveal his identity. dr. i would need to hire in after person to make my pastry sound alike, and it takes too much time. buying frozen makes me about the same amount of money as someone who bakes from scratch. >> cost effective and time efficient, a growing number of the ideatraditional -- of buying frozen is far from half-baked. carroll, than

thomas underneath to take the 2 point lead before halftime. -a 4 point game with under 4 minutes left in regulation.. shot is up.. no good.. but quinton stephens is there for the put-back.. and the yellow jackets take this one 71-66. here's a look at the conference standings as of now... acc's top 10 teams will get first round bye's in the ncaa tournament. this is the top 10 as of now.. but with louisville's post season ban... they are not participating... sitting at 11 in the standings today.. is virginia tech. the parry mccluer girls basketball team lost many seniors from last year.. but the with only 3 losses.. the freshman have helped fill those shoes and are meshing well with the upperclassman. gilbert: you got to do with got west jen coming into the season how well he may match with the younger group but it's been a pretty flawless transition wheeler: our seniors of been really helpful teaching us all the plays and are sophomores are kind of the same age and a lot of us freshman i've been playing together for a while so i think i was playing with them has been working out really well mohler: honestly it's been more than i could've ever e

senior night at the thomas & mack tomorrow at 5, when the runnin' rebels close out their home schedule with a game against wyoming. the rebels will try to run with the cowboys. stephen zimmerman may be back... he's been practicing with the team... and they could certianly use him. but trying to contain wyoming's jose adams is the key, he's 4th in the country in scoring averaging 26 points a game.... he's scored at least 20 pts. in 19 of their 29 games and has this year. todd simon/unlv interim head coach: "coach shyatt does a great job offputting them in a unique style that makes it a difficult preparation for and they do a nice job, they spread you out and adams is a dynamic score who's played very well at the thomas and mack." 17-hundred fans unlv's home opener taking on the big-12's west virginia.. here's a guy who can't decide who he wants to win.. sittin on the fense. rebels down 6-1 early.. but storm back with a two out rally in the 5th.. freshman kyle isbel.. doubles to right center makes it 6-3.. next batter..sophomo re payton squier.. bottom of the 8th.. more 2 out magic..andrew yaz-dan- baksh..smokes it down the line.. 2 runs score.. game tied at 6 but lef

thomas down thanks to security footage. is suspected of robbing a circle k hours earlier. >>> tragic update to a story we have been following. stephen will iron a worker hit by a car passed away. the accident happened five weeks ago. milliron was crossing a street at 2nd avenue, north dentistry north. the 62-year-old lost his battle friday night in hospice. we are waiting to find out if the driver will face charges. >>> update on the kidnapping of lauderdale. the search came to an end near orlando. taraji kemp safe. authorities caught up to this moment, stefanie augustine, in fort pierce yesterday. 100 miles and an hour later. baby taraji was found at an apartment in orange county alive. she is a person of interest and she is cooperating. >>> racist ideals and opposition came to a head in southern california. ku klux klan rally turned violent. cameras captured it all. anaheim and anti-klan protesters showed up first. when the [ null ] arrived tempers flared. police are still searching for some of the people involved. offices say the video shows anti-klan protesters attacked first forcing members to defend themselves. three people we

stephen sat this one out left knee. so how did unlv fox5's kevin bolinger joins us from the thomas and mack with the answer. closed captioning closed captioning will resume will resume closed captioning will resume you can catch more highlights this sunday on the news at 10. 24/7, with chief pretty we'll see highs in the mid-70s through saturday with a brief temperature drop for valentine's day sunday and presidents day monday. full sun with very light breezes expected in the afternoons also through the end of the week and the weekend. our next increase in clouds looks to be next tuesday and wednesday with category. average high is 62 degrees. we'll see highs in the mid-70s through saturday with a brief temperature drop for valentine's day sunday and monday. full sun with very light breezes expected in the afternoons also through the end of the week and the weekend. our next increase in clouds looks to be next tuesday and wednesday with mountain showers in the slight category. average high is 62 degrees. closed captioning will resume shortly for several hours today.. fifty four guests of the luxor were told

thomas allen harris discusses his film, a look at how african-americans have been portrayed in photos. and stephenthe book, "the caning, the assault that drove america to civil war." you can search the entirety of our library at c-span.org. the citizens of the granite state are not easily won. the meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. town, and city, voters brave sleet to cast their votes. >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> first in the nation primary. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire's primary is the most cherished of american political rights. [applause] >>

roberts, the chief justice of the supreme court, then clarence thomas and this is the order in which they sit on the bench, justice stephenand finally justice sonia sotomayor along with members of their family, court staff behind them and of course all those 98 former clerks of justice scalia who came here to be in this -- came here from all over the country to be part of this solemn ceremony today in the supreme court's great hall. >> understandably emotional, a sudden death, unexpected in texas and the close relationships as we say that he has formed, not just with his fellow justices but so many people who are in the court. talk about that a little bit for me. >> i was touched very much by the comments that justice ginsburg made. it's customary whenever a member of the court dies for each of the sitting around former just sis to issue brief statements and hers was by far the most touching. she described justice scalia and the relationship they had, she said we were bust buddiest budd she also said dis dissents always made the majority opinion better. that it forced her to go back and look again and sharper her own opin