title vii protects against employment discrimination. as a protected category two title vii. he thought that would weaken the bill and it would not pass. in actually did pass, so title vii outlaws employment discrimination by businesses on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, and national origin. it created the equal employment opportunity commission. i also want to point out another key player. once the bill arrives in the senate it is subject to a filibuster led by southern democrats. the leader of the southern democrats is richard russell. richard russell was lyndon johnson's mentor. wall, will look on the you will see that although he was johnson's mentor, by the time johnson was president their had obviously frayed a bit as depicted in the comic. russell led filibuster against the civil rights act. the democrats knew that they could not break the filibuster without enlisting the support of the republicans. to enlist the support of the republicans, they had to court every dirksen, the senate minority leader, the leader of the republicans in the senate. they need him a

he removed to title vii. title vii outlaws discrimination by businesses on the basis of race color origin sachsen national origin. he created equal employment opportunity commission. title empowers the census bureau to collect voting to take based on race color and national origin. ix permit the united this isntervene particularly important because if the case is removed to that man's the state court was now reviewable under title ix area title x deals with the establishment of the community relations service which can mediate disputes. one of these cases fernanda as where it's the community relations service where barnett put up a sign that barred speaking a foreign mileages of the bar. now finally we're on to title 11. this says in a proceeding for criminal contempt the accused can get a trial by jury. and was her controversial critical to passing the act. many proponents of the bill did not want to jury trial for content because they thought that there would be certain be amenable told civil rights and wou

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that's right -- even han solo hasn't seen the final cut of [show film trailer] "star wars: episode vii -- the force awakens." harrison ford: " ... i saw a bunch of stuff. but i haven't seen the movie, in all its glory -- and all of the effects in it ...." frantic fans are counting the minutes until "the force awakens" for all of us -- on december eighteenth. is "hunger games" star jennifer was all hugs and kisses with co-stars josh hutcherson and liam hemsworth -- as they left impressions of their hands and feet for posterity in the wet cement at l-a's chinese theatre. liam hemsworth "i love you both so much [hugs hutcherson] reese witherspoon added to her honors with the american cinematheque award -- presented for mid-career achievement. the star of "legally blonde" and "wild" accepted the prize from previous winner matthew mcconaughey. with fellow stars jennifer garner ... and kate hudson looking on ... witherspoon said she's taking the long view. reese witherspoon "well i think it's a good time to stop and just look back and reflect on my life." finally -- did the halloween spirit

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discriminated against gay people is the same as gender discrimination is already prohibited under title viibut that will have to get litigated and hopefully at some point he able to get a statute through congress that basically says that. >> host: before the court ruled that there was the alabama supreme court that refused to issue the marriage licenses going against a federal court order requiring that and you mentioned that kentucky clerk of

wars space station for halloween and in anticipation of the december release of star wars: episode vii. it weighs 400- pounds -- they had to use a crane to get it on the roof. its still to come... when a shark attacks her relative...a woman from iowa jumps in to help. hear her story in her own words. plus -- a dog is trying to make it into the world record books...and he's using a skateboard to do it. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in dysart, dunkerton, dyersville and all of eastern iowa shark attacks aren't something we're used to hearing about. and we're much less likely to know what to do in the event of one. but one iowan is being called a hero because she didn't hesitate when she came face to face with one. kwwl's brad hanson has her photo holly petersen was hoping to take on her florida vacation. excited to go to the beach--but wary of the not going to go in the water, but i'll still pick up down. "we told her that there were no sharks in florida to calm her down." a decision she would soon come to regret. "all of the sudden this big wave came up and jill fell." that

itching for tonight's rematch in tampa going against lightning for the first time since their game vii elimination in the eastern conference finals last season. adding fuel the fire the rangers could win their tenth straight game tying the franchise record. the head coach expects his team to be fired up when they hit the ice. >> everybody in that room knows that is the team that eliminated us from going to the stanley cup the third period going in 0-0 so from our standpoint, it is big game and a serious game and i expect our guys to be highly motivated and ready when they step on the ice tomorrow. >> this is how bad rhonda got battered, sheet is not allowed to fight for 60 days, can't have contests for 45. she is under a medical suspension and also has to undergo head ct scan. if there's any damage she could be out six months. saturday at home pummelled the former champ, knocked out with a light kick to the head. then was taken to the hospital, having to get stitches. so that hurt. walking that stuff. thank you. >> we were trying to figure out how warm it was, rain is coming. >> 58 cen

. >> host: he wrote hundreds of pages but didn't get to that nixon white house until chapter vii and somehow like all people who write memoirss he thought his life was interesting until he got to that moment at the nixon white house, the publisher said no. >> host: why do you think -- >> guest: i am not sure he wanted -- we started meeting and going through documents with no signed agreement and there was never a assigned agreement. i am 72, not 89 but when you get to 89 you realize it is not going to last much longer and these documents and these stories should be told so he finally seated to you tell my story and there was no -- he read sections, he didn't read the book until it was published and in print and relinquished control. i can't do this if this is not as told to this is my research in the context of all kinds of other information. >> 40 hours interviewing him? what is he like others in having amazing memory? in his 80s what is he like? >> guest: he looks younger than i. he is an honest witness and that is interesting because in the book he talks about some of his own fail

discriminated against gay people is the same as gender discrimination is already prohibited under title vii but that will have to get litigated and hopefully at some point he able to get a statute through congress that basically says that. >> host: before the court ruled that there was the alabama supreme court that refused to issue the marriage licenses going against a federal court order requiring that and you mentioned that kentucky clerk of court but also refused to issue marriage licenses. what do you make of that and does that reflect on the court and how people view -- >> guest: it is a reflection on andy warhol. everyone is going to get there five minutes of fame were few minutes of fame, whatever he said, and i think that's what this is about. kim davis is about kim davis and loves the attention that she's getting and these rallies and awards and is on tv everyday. i think that is what has grabbed her. every federal judge -- and the same thing with glenn moore in alabama every federal judge has looked at these issues and agrees there is no merit for them and the ruling in the supre

vii. but sure -- 57. but spotty showers are possible and then the front as it moves through will bring in goldier air from the north. and going to feel like the season as we transition from november into december. debbie duhaime the morning, if accuweather seven day forecast showing at least one or two more really warm days. >> i'll take it. thank you amy. >>> ling and let's see what's happening with the fog that amy has been talking about. to the camera right now at the sappen see bridge -- tappan zee bridge. speeds down to 45. the grand central parkway, with our other camera, eastbound grand central, still close right over -- past the rfk bridge into 31st in queens. it's this ongoing accident investigation. all laniaries main closed. alternate side of the street lanes remain closed. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today city wide. back over to you. ken, lori? >>> all right debbie thank you. new this morning, police in northern california are trying to figure out if baseball bats

discriminating against gay people is the same as gender discrimination and has already prohibited under title viibut that would have to get litigated and hopefully at some point they would be able to get a statute for congress that basically says that. >> host: before the court ruled there was the alabama supreme court that refused to issue marriage licenses going against the federal court order requiring that and as you mentioned at the kentucky clerk after the decision came down also refused to issue marriage licenses. what do you make of that and does that reflect on the court, does that reflect on how people view the legal system? >> guest: andy warhol said everyone is going to get there five minutes of fame. i think that is what this is about. ken davis is about ken davis and loves the attention she's getting all of a sudden she gets invited to these rallies and get these awards and is on tv everyday. i think that is what has grabbed her. every federal judge -- and the same thing in alabama every federal judge that has looked at these issues agrees there is no merit. of the rulings in the su

i swear to god if you're not >> it's not quite rocky vii, sylvester stallone is very poignant, a tad shameless but on the sidelines. >> here is what i want you to do. >> the spotlight's on a young african american boxer son of the late apollo creed played by michael b. jordan. two years back director ryan coogler collaborated with jordan on the devastating "fruit vail station" depicting the senseless death of 22-year-old oscar grant. that's one kind of vital story. >> you know nothing about me. >> "creed" is another it focuses on pride, hard work, forging one's own identity. yeah, it's hollywood corn but it has the texture of real life. there's a long, long single shot boxing match that is a knock out. to seek out "room." it opened small last month and it's going wider. the story of a mom and 5-year-old son in a room he thinks is the whole world. a place of magic and fantasy. what she doesn't tell him is it's a prison fashioned by a sexual psychopath. >> i'm scared. >> i know. >> such evil is flabbergasting but the good is somehow more mysterious, the capacity of a child when guarded

that discriminated people is the same as gender discrimination it is already prohibited under title viibut that would have to get litigated and hopefully at some point they would be able to get a statute through congress that basically says that to >> host: before the court ruled, there was the alabama supreme court that refused to issue marriage licenses going against a federal court order requiring that and as you mentioned davis, the kentucky clerk she also refused to issue marriage licenses. what do you make of that and what does that reflect on the court, does that reflect on how people view the legal system? >> guest: i think it's a reflection on andy warhol. he said everybody is going to get there five minutes of fame can i forget the braves, whatever he said. and i think that's what this is about. i think that davis is about davis. i think that she loves the attention that she's getting all of a sudden she gets invited to these rallies indicates these awards and is on tv every day. i think that is what has grabbed her. every federal judge who is doing the same thing with one mor

the first is resorting to article vii of the constitution. it implies that the regular operation of public administration be interrupted. the president of the republic takes a special measure. to the powers given in the constitution. and there's article 36, concerning the state of siege which is also not student -- seated. it is a great in the case of immediate danger. following armed insurrection and evasion by foreign troops. a number of competencies are transferred from the civilian authority to the military authority. everyone will agree here that neither of these regimes has adapted to the situation which we see today. the functioning of public administration is not interrupted and it is not conceivable to transfer to military authority special powers. however, we are at war. this is a war of a different type, given that we are faced with a new enemy. to noticeenable us the state of crisis and in 2007, the committee had thought about a possible evolution of our constitution. it suggested that article 36 of our basic constitution be amend

the first regime is resorting to article vii of the constitution.t implies that the regular operation of public administration be interrupted. the president of the republic takes special measures and delegates to the powers given in the constitution. and there's article 36, concerning the state of siege which is also not suited. it is declared in the case of immediate danger following armed insurrection and evasion by invasion by foreign troops. a number of competencies are transferred from the civilian authority to the military authority. everyone will agree here that neither of these regimes has adapted to the situation which we see today. the functioning of public administration is not interrupted and it is not conceivable to transfer to military authority special powers. however, we are at war. this is a war of a different type, given that we are faced with a new enemy. it should enable us to notice -- manage the state of crisis and in 2007, the committee had thought about a possible evolution of our constitution. it suggested that article 36 of

. >> if kyle kaepernick connects with michael crabtree in the end zone and wins superbowl vii, wouldcoach jim harbaugh still be with the 9ers? would the struggles met gated. tony siegel seems to think so. >> it could change the course of history. >> well, we have certainly come a long way from this. when kaepernick were here his a ps were world renoun. he became distant with the media. the locker room fractured with some players defending the quarterback and others not so much. >> after last season, it is sad. >> in and out irony having shouldered the blame for a dismal season so far, the last win by his backup turned starter an injury to his nonthrowing shoulder and the possibility of surgery has landed the star on the reserve list ending his soap and possibly his run with the 9ers. the team he once predicted as a child he would play for, something fans in san francisco feel mixed about. >> i have never been a use fan of a dynamic gkquarterback. >> he got us to the superbowl after signing a team friendly contract last year. it appears that the 9ers are close to cutting ties with the