timothy: i think that is right. the changes that came about during reconstruction were profoundly significant. part of what i yard field is that those rights in the 14th and 15th amendment were implemented as a force for a longer time than we typically think. we typically put the end that 1847 and that is sort of the date we use, right? even that when we teach american history we split in into two halves based on this idea that that was one reconstruction and it. yet it is more complicated than that if you look at the extant to which the federal government is invested in and forcing these civil and political rights in the 14th and 15th amendment. and they are willing to enforce those rights beyond the 1877. i have a chart in the book and 80 series of tables that show the numbers of cases brought into federal court by the federal government. under president groep. even after president grant, under president hayes and the residents who followed in the 1880's. so reconstruction if we think about it as what the 14th and

yo, seth. >> seth: oh, hey, timothy olyphant, everybody.thy. [ cheers and applause ] tim, what are you doing? i was actually just about to introduce you. >> yeah, yeah, right, right. i was just wondering are you going to say, "please welcome to the show, timothy olyphant," or "please welcome to the show my good friend, timothy olyphant." [ light laughter ] >> seth: which do you prefer? >> good friend. [ light laughter ] i mean, i know technically, we're not good friends or even friends, really. [ light laughter ] they don't know that. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> i think people like it when they think we are. >> seth: yeah, sure, whatever you want. >> although, now i'm starting to think, do you think they're going to buy it, or will they think you're saying it because i asked you to? >> seth: well, i mean, considering we're having this conversation in front of them. [ light laughter ] >> hold up! i know what to do. when i come out, we'll do our cool, secret good friend handshake. >> seth: yeah, but we don't have a cool, secret, good friend hands

and timothy taylor also joins us from massachusetts.e was arrested in 2009 and served five years in prison on a drug trafficking charge. annie dookhan is on record as having handled evidence in his case. taylor has asked for it to be reopened. we welcome you all to democracy now! matt segal, talk about the scope of this case. 21,000 historic, over cases? what is happening? >> it is historic. , whennk it is going to be all is said and done, the single largest dismissal of cases in u.s. history. it is because this misconduct was allowed to go on for so many years. as a consequence of that, people have already served their sentences and living with the collateral consequences of those sentences. what we hope will happen as a result of these dismissals, it will allow people like your guest timothy, to move on with their lives, to rebuild their lives, and to move on from these convictions. amy: so give us the history of matt.ook place, talk about this one tester in massachusetts and what this led to. how many years she worked there, and are

timothy s. sedore. he holds a doctorate in english education, a masters in religious studies and masters of divinity and theological studies. so far, we got a museum person, a lawyer, and a you load in. he brings the perspective of a scholar who pays close attention to the power of words. all of the monuments and our collective commemorative landscape have back stories, stories of individuals or groups who decided to write the words on them that we see today. booksedore's 2011 "an illustrated guide to virginia's civil war monuments" is the first complete catalog of virginia from monuments. it is more than a catalog. it is this that he of ideology and meaning and provides a window of what the people who erected them were thinking at the time and wanted to say. has finished a similar study of tennessee monuments and is working on another one about mississippi. his wonderful wife patricia is a morehat she monuments and more states than anybody else in the union -- [laughter] rawls: i think that the two of

timothy lee marble seen in this photo here, we will show you in a moment, was arrested saturday morning after calling 911 to say that his 13-year-old companion had jumped out of the the moving car and run off. >> that is only the beginning of the frightening ordeal. christie smith has the details. this all started as an en koucor at a gas station. >> yes, that is right. according to the investigators, the girl said that she had an argument with her mom and ran away from home, and in this area in the mid of the night. that is when the investigators say that the suspect pulled up and struck up a conversation and he convinced her to get into the truck. in two hours' later, she was in a different county and jumping from that truck running for fear for her life. timothy lee marble was arrested after he called 911 saying that his 13-year-old companion jumped from the car and ran. and she said that he had raped her, and smoked marijuana and she had rejected the sexual advances, and he tied her to a tree, and then later injected her with a methamphetamine and then scratched his initials into he

and talk about timothy leary and a whole array of characters who course through the decade of the 1960s and think of the counterculture of the 1960s when we think of the hippies and participants in one capacity or another and they were individuals who were disenchanted with matters as they were in some fashion, concerned about jim crow and its continuance, they were deeply concerned about the war in vietnam, two of this when pillars in a matter of speaking and they were also concerned about elemental issues, family relationships and personal dealings and sexuality and consciousness, rationality, there was this coalescing of forces, demographic, economic, literary, cultural, some political in nature that welded together and provided this backdrop allowing the counterculture of the 1960s to be as large in scope and scale is approved to be. there were several sparks or triggers to the counterculture of the 1960s, you have the backdrop of the cold war. internationally speaking, you had that feeling and reality of alienation. and demographic matters came into play, large pools of young peopl

and then guy on and talk about timothy leery, tim kissee and then a whole array of characters who course through the decade of the 1960s. when we think of the counterculture of the 1960s. ment ... to be enlarged in scope and scale. i think you have the backdrop of that. i think you have that feeling and that reality that i referred to earlier i think the demographic matters came into play also. the large pools of young people congregating together often on or near college university campuses. and then you have those terrible realities of racism and war and i think that enabled a large number of young people to be receptive to different possibilities and then you have the key figures you also had the great bands of the era. and the great musicians of a more solitary cast. i think that young people were drawn to messages that were being imparted messages of a challenging and appropriate in a provocative cast and sometimes of a radical nature. contesting the verities that were in place contesting american institutionalist and contesting the way that people are interacting with one another.

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and they say this man- timothy marble- even carved his name into the girls skin. good evening i'm justine waldman. (jr stone) and i'm jr stone. officers say out of the man's vehicle just to escape from him. kron4's spencer blake has details from napa. sonoma county deputies say timothy marble is the man responsible for sexually assaulting a child, and injuring her in other frightening ways.one of his neighbors says she doesn't see him around all that often."he lived two places down, but i don't really know him. i just see him coming and going." deputies responded to marble's 9-1-1 call early saturday morning on harbour way in bodega bay.he said his passenger had jumped out of his moving car.that's when detectives say the girl came out of the bushes, clearly hurt from the jump, and said marble had raped her. standup "detectives say the girl had run away from home on thursday, and ended up at this shell station in the middle of the night. that's when, she says, marble convinced her to get into his red pickup truck." he took her, the arrest report says, to the countr

(pam)police say 50 year-old timothy marble picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa...after she ran away from home.kron 4's alecia reid has reaction to this disturbing crime. neighbors are still shocked that this man that they've seen for years is being accused of such horror..pkgin a neighborhood where children play freely in the street, people are terrified to hear that this man timothy marble who has lived next to them for years has been arrested and charged with child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly 2 dozen felonies."i think it's really crazy. i never imagined he'd do that."less than half a mile from his mobile home, police say marble picked up a runaway from this shell gas station. the 13 year old girl had left home after an argument with her mother thursday night. he promised her a ride. "it's very sad, very scary."the two took off. police say they stopped to smoke some marijuana. the 50 year old then started to seduce the teen. when she refused his advances, police say he tied her to a tree and sexually assaulted her, then put her back in the truck and pumped meth into h

for those of you who don't know timothy thyssen, also known as, tim tyson, tim is a senior research scholar attack many strategies that do, visiting professor of christianity and culture at th divinity school ad

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and then i go on and talk about some timothy., can casey and a whole array of characters who of course through the decade of the 1960s. when we think of the counterculture of the 1960s, we think of the hippies, we think of literally millions of participants. >> in one capacity or another. and they were individuals who were disenchanted with matters as they were in some facet. they were concerned about a stain on the american body republic, the continuance. they were deeply concerned about thewar in vietnam , but those are sort of the twin pillars in a manner of speaking. but they were also concerned about elemental issues. they were concerned about family relations and personal dealings and sexuality and consciousness and rationality . and there was this coalescing of forces, some demographic, some economic. literary and cultural, some political and in nature that melded together and provided this sort of backdrop that allowed for the counterculture of the 1960s to be as large in scope as today. there were several sparks or triggers for the counterculture of the 1960s. i think you have

and then i go on and talk about timothy leary, ken kesey and a whole array of characters of course through the decade of the 1960s. when we think of the counterculture of the 1960s, when we think of the hippies we think of literally millions of participants in one capacity or another. and they were individuals who were disenchanted with matters as they were in some fashion. they were concerned about the greatest thing on the american body republic. and its continuance. they were deeply concerned about the war in vietnam. so those are kind of the two twin pillars in a manner of speaking. >> but they were also concerned about elemental issues. they were concerned about family relations. and personal dealings and sexuality. and consciousness. and rationality. >> and there was this coalescing of the forces, some demographic, some economic, some literary, some cultural, political in nature that melted together and provided this kind of backdrop that allowed for counterculture of the 1960s to be as large and so full-scale as it proved to be. there were several smart triggers for the countercultu

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not at all timothy snyder 20th century historian in yale written on the history with the first well-known book and the grim history of the lens between stalin and hitler it is what you crave another country's he has another book that is equally grim the same part of the world at the same time. those that we wrote rapidly and is giving away what he does is list 20 things you can do if you feel it is possible to the ft - - of the authoritarian derive to be a tribute to good causes? it is of very good. >> one of my province moments of brightest instance occurred to weeks ago when the head of the federal police force at the head of the largest intelligence service stood in open session that contradicted statements by the chief executive. the they were asked in open session and answered in open session. only in america. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> your listing to former nsa ncaa director michael hayden. board live coverage from the annapolis book festival talking about music and technology. [inaudible conversations] because be. >> dobrynin is is this problem to bring deadly clerics

if you see timothy powers you are as away. >>> the justice department is considering charges againstwikileaks and its founder julian asange. jeff sessions says his branch of the government is ready to crackdown on those who share sensitive government secrets. the cia says wikileaks and the founder are a major security threat. >> whenever our case can be made we'll seek to put people in jail. >> federal prosecutors are releasing whether to file charges by the anti secrecy organization wikileaks. >> we are going to step up our effort and already are stepping up our efforts on all leaks. >> led by julian asage wikileaks is published classified information including three quarters of a million sensitive documents from chelsea manning. in september of 2011 asage shared his message with we will accept you and defend you and publish it. >> last year the organization came under fire for publishing thousands of e-mails from the campaign of presidential nominee hilary clinton. >> wikileaks i love wikileaks. >> the cia and the f.b.i. are looking for an insider either a cia employee or contracto

timothy s. sedore. he holds a doctorate in english education, a masters in religious studies and masters of divinity and theological studies. so far, we got a museum person, a lawyer, and a you load in. he brings the perspective of a scholar who pays close attention to the power of words. all of the monuments and our collective commemorative landscape have back stories, stories of individuals or groups who

timothy marble -- bodega bay. timothy marble was arrested. he said his 13-year-old companion jumped out of his vehicle and ran off. the 13-year-old found a deputy and told them she'd been raped. she had run away from home and was picked up by marble at a gas station. she's okay tonight. marble has a long criminal history. >>> at least ten people hospitalized after a four-car crash in antioch around 6:45 tonight. it shut down highway 4 near a street. three people including a 14- year-old girl were airlifted. they are listed in crit cam condition. >>> develop -- critical condition. >>> developing tonight. nearly 200 dead in columbia. rivers burst their banks lieding to an -- banks leaded to an avenue lanch of water. -- avalanche of water. >> officials say intense rain forced several rivers to overflow and caused the massive landslide. he says the sound of rocks and water was so heavy everyone was shocked. many victims were sleeping and did not hear the warning. daylight showed the magnitude of destruction. trees were uprooted and dozens of home

and they say this man, timothy marble, even carved his name into the girls skin. officers say the girl jumped out of the man's vehicle just to escape from him. kron four's spencer blake has details from napa. sonoma county deputies say timothy marble is the man responsible for sexually assaulting a child, and injuring her in other frightening ways.one of his neighbors says she doesn't see him around all that often."he lived two places down, but i don't really know him. i just see him coming and going." deputies responded to marble's 9-1-1 call early saturday morning on harbour way in bodega bay.he said his passenger had jumped out of his moving car.that's when detectives say the girl came out of the bushes, clearly hurt from the jump, and said marble had raped her. standup "detectives say the girl had run away from home on thursday, and ended up at this shell station in the middle of the night. that's when, she says, marble convinced her to get into his red pickup truck." he took her, the arrest report says, to the country, where the two smoked pot, and marble mad

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however - 50 year-old timothy marble could not make it because of medical reasons. he was instead scheduled to be arraigned in jail. marble is accused of picking up the girl at a napa gas station ... after she ran away from home. investigators say, the two stopped to smoke marijuana and that is when marble tied the child to a tree... and assaulted her numerous times. the alleged victim was able to escape.. when police say she jumped out of his car. ((grant))tonight...frustrated parents sound off on several racists incidents at an east bay school.((pam))that includes a derogatory instagram account...targeting african american students, and nazi signs being flashed by some students.((grant))kron 4's jr stone was at tonight's meeting. tonight's stone was at kron 4's jr ((grant))kron 4's jr stone was at tonight's meeting. tonight's meeting. in napa an officer-involved shooting left one man dead and put a school on lockdown for more than an hour.police got reports of a man shooting a gun on linda vista avenue at about 2:30.sheriff's deputies say when they arrived he was

. >> police in howard county they're searching for a missing inpavement 50-year-old timothy david powers walked away from the hospital where he was receiving treatment. he's a white man who weighs about 175 pounds. anyone with information about timothy david powers his whereabouts you're asked to call 911. >> president trump sending a message to congress. the president is demanding funds for border wall be included in the spending bill congress must pass next week. the white house says more money for immigration agents and the walls are priorities. democrats say these demands will make the government shut down more likely. the administration said it wouldn't need a major cash infusion for the wall until next year. >> 4:30 and today world leaders are gathering in d.c. for the annual summit of the monetary fund. yesterday the meeting opened with good news. the world economy system expected to grow at 3.5 percent this year. better than the 3.1 percent originally forecast t meanwhile at the white house president trump signed new memorandum aimed at limiting chinese imports and encouraging do

friends in the petersburg russia in the wake of the explosion on the subway system this morning so timothy adversarial today is a time to remember we wish no ill to the people of the nation law of prayers are with the families of the russians killed this morningro we wish a swift recovery to the injured and of the perpetrators are brought to justice. t now i rise of the nomination of judge gorsuch to the supreme court that was just a dance by the judiciary committee. this afternoon it is clear that the judge has not had the 60 votes necessary to end debate on the nomination so now the focus said shifting away from the issue if he can get 60 votes on the cloture motion will the majority leader break the rules to get the judge on the bench? the majority leader has said several times he will be confirmed by the end of this week one way or another but what he really means is that if judge gorsuch does not earn 60 votes that is now the likely outcome thatxe republicans must exerciseuc the nuclear option to pass on a simple majority vote. i think the majority leader says if he says eddie nightti

police say 50 year-old timothy marble picked up the teenager at a gas station in napa after she ran away from home. kron four's alecia reid has the story. neighbors are still shocked that this man that they've seen for years is being accused of such horror..pkgin a neighborhood where children play freely in the street, people are terrified to hear that this man timothy marble who has lived next to them for years has been arrested and charged with child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly 2 dozen felonies."i think it's really crazy. i never imagined he'd do that."less than half a mile from his mobile home, police say marble picked up a runaway from this shell gas station. the 13 year old girl had left home after an argument with her mother thursday night. he promised her a ride. "it's very sad, very scary."the two took off. police say they stopped to smoke some marijuana. the 50 year old then started to seduce the teen. when she refused his advances, police say he tied her to a tree and sexually assaulted her, then put her back in the truck and pumped meth into her veins."he should be behind bar

timothy, you are on book tv with maureen dowd. go-ahead. caller: i would like to comment. i found very few people knew anything about-- host: i think we are going to have to apologize and let you go. neither of us can understand what you are saying. it sounds like you are in a speakerphone, so let's move onto robert who is also in florida in st. petersburg. robert. caller: hello. hello maureen. guest: hello. caller: glad to finally get you on the phone. i have been calling for four years and finally got through. i just want to ask you a question. who is the craziest first lady you ever met? guest: ura trickster. that's a tricky question let me think about that for a second. guest: laura bush is lovely. nancy reagan was a very formidable woman. you know, as a someone said ronald reagan might have been pumping gas if it weren't for nancy reagan. she was a great politician as is michelle obama. because they are in such an antiquated white to satin box of a job you often can't see how great a politician they would be themselves and michelle obama for instance was always urging

back in 1995-- timothy mcveigh and terry nichols blew up the alfred murrah federal building with a rental truck packed with homemade explosives. 168 people were killed, and more than 500 were injured. it remains the deadlist act of domestic terrorism in american history. mcveigh was later convicted and executed for the crime. nichols is serving life without parole. developing now.. be numbered at fox news. last night - a group of protesters gathered outside the network's headquarters in new york, demanding o'reilly's firing. according to a new report in the wall street journal, the network is preparing to cut ties with the embattled host, who is currently on vacation. dozens of o'reilly show advertisers have fled following reports he paid harrassment settlements to mutliple women. o'reilly has denied any wrongdoing. happening today-- the metropolitan washington airports authority is expected to approve what amounts to a four-dollar raise for contract workers at dulles international and reagan national airports. a vote is expected today on a proposal requiring companies doing business at b

it was timothy matlack. timothy matlack is the person who wrote out the declaration of independence during the month of july 1776 so that everybody else could sign it on august 2, 1776. and timothy matlack in the painting is in his late 80's. and charles willson peale is not much younger, and the two have been friends for more than 60 years. when you are looking at this painting, you are really looking at this wonderful old man with a beautiful white beard, and it is a real character study. it is the last painting charles wilson peel did for his museum before charles wilson peel died two years later. peale was born in maryland, but he moved to philadelphia on the eve of the revolution in because 1775 he wanted to find clientele for his painterly services. in other words he was a , businessmen, and he was looking for customers. he moved to philadelphia, immediately started painting portraits. he was very active during the american revolution painting portraits of soldiers going off to war. but right now i wou

joining me is timothy and former director of the nixon presidential library. a cnn contributor for the washington examiner and columnist for "the new york post," and attorney richard painter who was an ethics attorney in the george w. bush mrg administration. good to see all of you. richard, when you listen to what schiff had to say in his statement and you listen to nunes justifying what he said really bothered him enough for the white house, you know, that he needed the white house to see what he saw and then you've got schiff who said there was nothing that he saw that today warranted a departure from normal review. is it your feeling they looked at the same material? >> i don't know what they looked.. but nunes has shown that he cannot conduct a bipartisan investigation. i think he needs to step down from this investigation. at this point, it looks like he's really playing the side of the white house here. we need to have both the senate and the house intelligence committees investigate what went on and who in the united states assisted the russians in con

authorities say the girl met 50 year-old timothy marble at a gas station in napa. and that marble sexually assulted the teen several times and injected her with methamphetami ne. he also used a razor blade and knife to cut her and scratch his name into her skin. marble was arrested on numerous counts of sexual acts with a minor, kidnapping and child abuse. (justine) tonight, a mother is in custody accused of abducting her two daughters... the c-h-p has cancelled the amber alert around four afternoon.... the 14-year-old and 9-year old sisters. the two girls were found safe in chico. the chp says the two girls were abducted friday afternoon from greenville in plumas county...outside of sacramento. now in custody the girls mother... 33-year-old alicia lapp. in san jose, frank navarro's family speaks out for the first time since his death. today was opening day for eastridge little league where he served as board president. the league honored navarro with a billboard between center field and right field. it has a picture and a quote from navarro. minor league team-- th

timothy, i want to start with you. big picture. 100th day in office. what have you learned? what have you gleaned about president trump, the man, and the commander in chief? >> well, i've gleaned two things. one has to do with president trump the man. and the other has to do with the system around president trump. i mean there are two stories in these 100 days, and in the days to come. one is the president's inability to successfully follow through on his campaign promises, and the other, the way in which the system around him is presenting obstacles to his america first agenda. by the system, i mean the courts. i mean the congress, and i mean a republican-dominated congress. i mean also people within his own administration. one of the big stories -- and we've talked about it -- is that there was a struggle within the trump administration over the extent to which the bannon-trump ideas should prevail. so this is not just a story of the shortcomings of donald trump, the leader. this is also a story about the strength of the system that is actually preventing some of the crack

police say timothy powers left howard county general hospital last night and they don't know where he is. police don't believe he had access to a car. howard is a minimum security inmate and there is now a warrant out for his arrest. >>> three months after a former prince george's county teacher's aide pled guilty to child pornography, there is now a new arrest. >> today a substitute teacher and basketball coach is facing child pornography charges. news 4's megan mcgrath live around elementary school kids for nearly a decade. megan? >> reporter: that's right, he was around children quite a bit. now 34-year-old christopher speight was arrested. a search of his home turned up sexually explicit material involving children. he admitted to uploading images from his iphone and other devices to a drop box account. he has worked with the prince george's county school system for nine years. he has also worked with the south county sports academy. now the prince george's county school system released a statement saying speights will no longer work in the school system and any behavior that harm

timothy mcveigh was executed for the attack today as they have every year since that bombing 22 years ago. people in oklahoma city held a remembrance ceremony. 35 of the victims worked for the housing and urban development. today the current hud secretary dr. ben carson spoke at the service. >> timothy mcveigh a because of the fiery wako standoff that ended on that date two years earlier. it was back in february of 1993 that federal authorities attempted to raid a ranch in texas looking for alleges weapons violation by a religious group known as the branch davidians. a gun battle erupted, four federal agents and six branch davidians were killed. on april 19th, the fbi launched an assault in an effort to end a 51 day standoff. a massive fire broke out possibly set by the branch davidians themselves. 76 people were killed including the leader of their group. >> a few thousand high school students in louden county took class outside today. >> their subject was suicide prevention. david culver joined some of them and explained why one's >> reporter: a path gym wood grove high school stude

fue cuando timothy, la convenciÓ de subirse a su camioneta.e 26 horas, la raptÓ, drogÓ y violó,en repetidas ocasiones. el sargento agregÓ que el sujeto de insecto metanfetaminas, sacÓ una navaja y le incrustÓ el nombre en el brazo. fue arrestado despuÉs de que Él mismo llamÓ a la policÍa. la psicÓloga carmen, reconoce que no es fÁcil lidiar con adolescentes. >> no tienen idea de lo que significa. dicen maÑana me quiero morir, maÑana me quiero ir de la casa. no nos toca juzgarlos como adultos. >> los niÑos que huyen de sus casas son vÍctimas frecuentes de grÁfica de humanos. reconocer cuando la situaciÓn se sale de las manos y pedir ayuda. >> sensaciones que pedir ayuda, es que no soy un buen papÁ. saber cuando el niÑo estÁ plaeando algo. cuando quiere irse de la casa. >> la doctora agrega que los tiempos de los cinturones o pasaron, la disciplina debe ser firme pero eficaz. >> las tabletas y los telÉfonos, los chÓferes de marca no son esenciales para la vida. >> la adolescente regresÓ a su casa y estÁ recuperándose. >> identificaron a la bebÉ

timothy marble is the man accused of taking her.y she jumped out of his moving pickup truck, and they found her after he called police. marble is in jail tonight. >>> the warm weather this weekend brings a familiar problem around dolores park in san francisco, trash. some people are calling for more trash bins. the few around a the perimeter were overflowing by the end of the day today. some neighbors say they're seeing a problem with rats because of all the trash. >>> this could be a big week for the white house. the senate may vote on president trump's supreme court pick. but that may not be the only headline. the investigation into russian election meddling remains front and center. abc news reporter david wright is in washington. >> a round of golf course diplomacy with senator rand paul. health care reform on the agenda. >> i remain very optimistic that we will get a bill. >> but president trump has a more immediate legislative goal on the horizon. >> i do. >> he is hoping his supreme court nominee neil gorsuch will be confirme

. >> sheriff deputies say timothy lee marvel drove a girl out to the countryside. the suspect allegedly made sexual advances toward her which she rejected. marvel then tied her to a tree and sexually assaulted her before driving her around more. at one point he allegedly convinced her to use methamphetamine. authorities say he use add syringe to inject her with the drug. he also use add knife to scratch his name into her body and sexual assaulted her twice more. early saturday morning, marvel was driving with the victim to bodega by along highway 1. she jumped out of his moving truck near south harbor way and hid in some bushes. the suspect stopped his truck and threatened to kill her. then he called 911 to report that his passenger had jumped out. after deputies arrived she emerged from hiding with visible road rash and told them what happened. we spoke to a neighbor of the suspect in napa. she says he lives with his mother and his son who has special needs. >> well i can't really say much about him because you never see him. but, it's just a shock, i'm glad she i

authorities say 50-year-old timothy marble picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa.(pam) the girl was found in bodega bay... after investigators say, she jumped out of his car to escape. strangely -- they also say, it was the suspect who called police. (grant) new tonight at ten: kron4's alecia reid is live in napa with reaction to this disturbing crime...alecia? neighbors are still shocked that this man that they've seen for years is being accused of such horror..pkgin a neighborhood where children play freely in the street, people are terrified to hear that this man timothy marble who has lived next to them for years has been arrested and charged with child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly 2 dozen felonies."i think it's really crazy. i never imagined he'd do that."less than half a mile from his mobile home, police say marble picked up a runaway from this shell gas station. the 13 year old girl had left home after an argument with her mother thursday night. he promised her a ride. "it's very sad, very scary."the two took off. police say they stopped to smoke some mariju

se trata de timothy, presidente de napa quien conociÓ a --- residente de napa a quien conociÓ la menornsecuencia de dos incendios. el fuego comenzÓ a eso de las tres 40 de la madrugada, fue sofocado una hora mÁs tarde. una persona fue llevada al hospital y esta fuera de peligro. mÁs adelante noticias univisiÓn 14. es legal que impidan hablar su idioma de origen en el trabajo? vamos a tener la historia de unos empleados de una tiene local que presuntamente, le prohibieron hablar espaÑol. sepa cuÁles son sus derechos. surge polÉmica por las recientes encuestas de la segunda ronda de elecciones presidenciales en ecuador. esto y mÁs en breve. >> en la liga mx hay nuevo lÍder del torneo,. comenzÓ la liga del torneo de bÉisbol. ramÓn: tres trabajadores de la popular cadena de ropa forever 21, dice que su empleador les prohibiÓ hablar espaÑol incluso en su hora de descanso. interpuso una demanda a nombre de estos tres empleados. luz: en una ciudad que se distingue por su diversidad de culturas e idiomas tres empleados de esta tienda, en una de las zonas mÁs turÍsticas de san francisco dicen h

sonoma county sheriff deputies say timothy lee marble drove a 13-year-old girl out to the countryside. the suspect made sexual advances toward her when she rejected. authorities say marble tied her to a tree and sexually assaulted her before driving her around more. he allegedly convinced her to use methamphetamine, authorities say he used a syringe to inject her with the drug. he also use add knife to scratch his name into her body and sexually assaulted her twice more. marvel was driving with the victim to bodega bay. she hid in some bushes. the suspect stopped his truck and threatened to kill her authorities say. and then he called 911 to report that his passenger had jumped out. after deputies arrived, she emerged from hiding with visible road rash and told them what happened. we spoke to a neighbor of the suspect in napa. she says he lives with his mother and his son who has special needs. >> well i can't really say much about him because you never see him. but, it's just a shock, i'm glad she is okay. but it was just a shock to find out that, you know, he lives two places down f

later tom discusses his book dodge city and timothy tyson recalls the life and death of emmett till. a 14 -year-old african-american with flinched in mississippi in 1955. book tv all this week in prime time in c-span two. >> now on c-span to a conversation on immigration and refugees. we'll hear from the syrian activist who was imprisoned during the spring. a muslim advisor to the trump campaign and the american civil liberties union rights director. from the new york public library, this is an hour good afternoon everybody. >> welcome here at the new york public library. my name is simon long staff and i'm the executive director of the ethics center who along with the carnegie hall on the international affairs and the globalization of the international fears program. we welcome you to the session. we've had an incredibly interesting conversation just before about the state of the nation and were now moving into some very challenging territory. before we do that, let me mention something about the choice of the day. today being april 1 when we announce this there were of few tackles.

. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park react to news that 50-year-old timothy marble is accused of kidnapping a young girl. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought, especially, you know, in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's just scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped about 3:00 a.m. on friday. the sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her napa home after a fight with her parents. and met marble who convinced her to get in his truck. sergeant crom says they drove around for hours. >> he injected her with meth and pulled out a knife and started cutting her leg and with a razor blade started carving her name into his arm. >> reporter: but she escaped in bodega baby jumping from the moving truck and hiding in some bushes, while marble did something very unusual. >> he called the cops. >> reporter: and when deputies showed up -- >> she came up and said she had been a victim of a sexual assault. >> she was brave to do that, because it was like, y

timothy marble was schedule to appear in court this afternoon - but was unable to make it due to medicaleasons. however, the district attorney's office says it will finalize its complaint against him and he will be arraigned in jail sometime this evening. police say the 50 year-old picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa after she ran away from home. he faces several charges including child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly two dozen other felonies. (grant) happening now... san francisco police are stepping up patrols looking for a man who's been allegedly groping women on muni. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a victim who was able to snap a picture of her alleged assailant. (maureen)the woman says the attack happened while she was riding the n judah home after the evening commute last thursday....after the streetcar entered the tunnel here near duboce park.here's a picture she snapped of the man she says rubbed his crotch up against her shoulder repeatedly as she was riding the train. she believes he waited to strike at that moment because the ride gets bumpy in the tunnel....whi

timothy matlack in this painting is in his late 80's. charles willson peale is not much younger. the two had been friends for more than 60 years. you're looking at this wonderful old man with a beautiful white beard, and it is a real character study. it is the last painting charles willson peale did for his museum before charles willson peale died two years later. peale was born in maryland, but he moved to philadelphia on the 1775f the revolution in because he wanted to find clientele for his painterly services. in other words, he was a businessman looking for customers. he moved to philadelphia and immediately started painting portraits. he was very active during the american revolution painting portraits of soldiers going off to war. but right now, i would like to talk about this painting that he did of himself in the middle of the 1790's. he was incredibly productive as an artist. it has been estimated by scholars that he painted more than 600 pictures in his lifetime. he actually did seven self-portraits. this is one of them.scholars the than 600 pictures in his what is amaz