walter: hal? hal: yes, walter? walter: has there been any suggestion in that caucus that new york delegates attend the fourth party meeting at the drake hotel? hal: so far the question of the new party has not come up. but these people are angry about the way delegates are being treated and others at the convention are being treated. and, as i said, they called them "atrocities." they are just going to walk out of this meeting. they have not said they will do subsequent times. walter: thank you hal. , did you have more? hal: that was it, walter. walter: morris raskin of the so-called new party has called a meeting at the drake hotel, has reserved a banquet room. he is expecting 200 or 300 delegates, he says to attend , that meeting. now at the podium, the press secretary to philly senator robert kennedy is seconding the nomination of senator mcgovern. >> a moral disaster for our nation when he calls for the application of part of our swollen defense budget to the needs of rural and urban america, he showed the pass

walter: no. he lived here in the district of columbia, where one cannot vote for president in political lines. he lived here in the district of columbia, where one cannot vote fo3r president and political lines. he was not a registered democrat because that concept did not exist. i think if you had asked him in 1864, when he spends a great deal of time on the lincoln reelection campaign, are you still democrat, he would say yes. i'm a union loving democrat like andrew johnson, like thousands of other union loving democrats and i would support the union party. lincoln's second presidential campaign was not run as a "republican," it was run as a union party candidate. this would've been stanton's answer in the election of 1868, when he campaigned for grant against the democratic nominee, if he had been asked are you still democrat, he would've said i still believe those things i believed as a democrat but it is far more important to preserve the union and elect grant than to continue the policies o

hal: that was it, walter. walter: morris raskin of the so-called new party has called a meeting at the drake hotel, reserved a banquet room. he is expecting 200 or 300 delegates to attend that meeting. now at the podium, the press secretary to philly senator robert kennedy, is seconding the nomination of senator mcgovern. >> a moral disaster for our nation when he calls for the application of part of our swollen defense budget to the needs of rural and urban america, he shows the passion and commitment we so badly need in the presidency. george mcgovern said in south dakota last may that robert kennedy would have been one of the three great presidents in our history, and i believe that , too. [applause] and robert kennedy said in the same month that george mcgovern was the senator who had the most feeling and does things in the most genuine way without that affecting his life and that it , was truer of him than any other man in the united states senate, and i believe that too. [applause] >> he is the candidate

walter: thank you, hal. did you have more? hal: that was it, walter. walter: morris raskin of the so-called new party has called a meeting at the drake hotel, reserved a banquet room. he is expecting 200 or 300 delegates to attend that meeting. >> our thanks to cbs news for that footage. 1968, 50k back at years later, our focus in this segment is the role of the media. we welcome a pulitzer prize-winning photographer to talk about the work in 1968, and marvin kalb from cbs news. walter cronkite, what role did he play? arvin: big-time. when the tet offensive began and the vietnamese same to to be the victors of the war, walter thought he could no longer sit at the anchorman in new york. he wanted to see what was happening. he asked if he could go. walter insisted, and he went. he spent a brief period of time, but he absorbed a great deal. he realized that the war could not be won. he said, i've got to do something which expresses my opinion. they said, i don't want your opinion. you are the news man, tell me what happened. he said, i can tell you what h

walter said it was terrific.n those days, you'd better get in front of a camera, do it into camera. the film had to be processed. 6:00, hea quarter to called me into his office. "we just got footage of a fire in new orleans. we really want to run that footage of a fire. " i knew there was no point in arguing. i said "how much time you going to give me?" he said "can you explain why the russians moved into czechoslovakia and 45 seconds?" i said "sure." it was sort of silly, but that was the nature of the news than.if you had footage of a great fire -- news then.if you had great footage of a fire , you could run that footage. host: today? [laughter] let's go to robert and creighton, missouri. you are next. caller: good morning. how are you doing? guest: good morning. caller: i'm enjoying this program this morning. -- inlack american i was -- discussed the military crisis in cuba. decided he was going to take black citizens -- respect his dignity. i remember they said, you've got to give minority rights -- they have

the special series in depth fiction edition with walter -- author walter mosley. live from noon to 3 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span two. race a discussion on relations in the u.s., 50 years after the 1968 kerner commission report on media diversity. posted by the ford foundation, this is an hour and a half. mr. walker: good evening, i'm darren walker. i am the president of the ford foundation and i welcome you. to this special occasion.

cronkitet did walter think of richard nixon in 1968? >> there were two walter cronkite. the one on the air who was objective and told it as it is. walter always had a feeling that , i don't know how we floated, but if i had to guess, i would say that cronkite was a reluctant democrat in that his instincts would go towards the liberal side on domestic affairs, but he was very tough on foreign affairs. it was very difficult for him to say that the war in vietnam was stalemated, because that meant that the united states was not winning and that was something of walternside cronkite rebelled against. he loved the idea of america being first and winning. david, we are still about a year away before armstrong would walk on the moon. the space program was flourishing in 1968. i was mainly watching that one on television, i did not get a chance to for a graph that at that point. but it was a big story in the russians were doing remarkable things at that time as well. one of the things i remember was was when the united states sending one of its first rockets to the moon, i was c

alix: walter, how do you play the changing trend? walter: we own disney and lions gate.fication of the platform. they are exposed to the ad business which is changing dramatically. they also have the diversification of the parks, the sports entertainment which is live media that requires -- people want to watch that live. they're coming up with alternatives to reach consumers in different ways. isney was a bit behind but catching up with this evolving landscape we are talking about. the importance is scale to compete in this market. what: that is obviously they're doing with the 20th century fox assets they are trying to acquire. is there a chance disney mail-in eight the middleman, historically they have had to go through -- disney may eliminate the middleman? can they just go straight? is yes the short answer and i think that creates a challenge for companies like wpp. you have seen this with procter & gamble and other big advertisers. they are using these platforms to go directly to consumers and i think it creates challenging for traditional ad agencies. david: what

with walter mosley today live from noon to n c-span2. >> thank you very much for coming. my name is thomas kleespie. we wish to thank steve and raytheon for spotting the session. will lastntation about an hour including questions and answers so please hold your questions until the end. following this session, max boot

walter died march 23rd in a fiery tesla crash in mountain view on his way to work. she couldn't reach him and turned on the news to see this. she told me walter had complained that his tesla's autopilot had steered toward that same barrier on several occasions. she recognized the location and the blue model x. >> did you think if was water? >> yeah, i think that's him. he just like love everything. for me. i not only lost my husband. i lost my best friend. >> reporter: tesla kofrmtd its data showed walter huang was using autoo'pilot at the time of the crash but that his hands were off the steering wheel for six seconds right before impact. tesla sent me a statement tonight that reads in part "autopilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel. the crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead which means that the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road." >> we know that he's not the type who would not have his hands on the steering wheel. he's always been a real

. >> reporter: walter big owns the winery. as peter sees beauty beneath burns, walter sees it within peter. >> you don't think this rough-and-tumble guy is a great talent, but he is, i think. >> reporter: from oak barrels to actual trees, peter and his collaborators are healing with art. >> you have to move on and you have to get new things and it's nice when those new things can be beautiful and meaningful as well. >> reporter: peter's work is aldon a bush man has from her now empty lot. dana gave peter free reign rein

i said walter, i can do two hours a day, i'll do an hour. so we took it on and he's been a great friend, mentor and coach to me in the writing. >> so as you write your autobiography of your experiences, your thoughts, are you writing an hour a day? >> most days. not every day. >> here at the office? >> no, i do it at home. it's the first thing i do when i get up in the morning. >> did you recognize early on that your son was a writer? what did you come up with that name? >> so that name comes from one of the people that the people in jail told me about. i guy by the name of, he's effectually called doctor -- now, he was alive at the time

walter died march 23rd in a fiery tesla crash in mountain view on his way to work. she couldn't reach him and turned on the news to see this. she told me walter had complained that his tesla's autopilot had steered toward that same barrier on several occasions. she recognized the location and the blue model x. >> did you think if was water? >> yeah, i think that's him. he just like love everything. for me. i not only lost my husband. i lost my best friend. >> reporter: tesla kofrmtd its data showed walter huang was using autoo'pilot at the time of the crash but that his hands were off the steering wheel for six seconds right before impact. tesla sent me a statement tonight that reads in part "autopilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel. the crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead which means that the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road." >> we know that he's not the type who would not have his hands on the steering wheel. he's always been a real

host: why did people listen to walter cronkite?uest: he was a man who had come through world war ii. he was a great correspondent. he had a great background. i knew walter really well, not as well as marvin did. i went with walter to hanoi to watch the last american pows released. about a personal story how that, there is no way around it, voice and demeanor, straightahead manner of walter cronkite, when we got to where they were housing u.s. prisoners, a place called the plantation, not the hanoi hilton, where mccain and the early prisoners were released two weeks before, they were in these p.o.w. pajamas and all that. i heard one of them saying i did not think they were really going to let us go until i saw walter cronkite there. then i knew it was true. that was the impact walter had. host: i want to go back to the convention in 1968. this is walter cronkite's reporting of the demonstrations taking place outside as the democrats are about to nominate hubert humphrey in 1968. [video clip] >> as we reported earlier, and this is no

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>> host: were you talking about walter mosley?caller: sounds like walter mosley is a humanitarian. >> guest: i certainly am. i am a humanitarian in a certain place, what i feel is a long lineage that i want to celebrate and show the rest of the world how wonderful and great these black blue blue are and have been. as far as being a writer that is great. the only thing you have to do to be a writer is get up and write every day for a couple hours. do that a year and look back at what you wrote and figure out. >> host: you were a computer programmer, do it full-time. >> guest: one thing i keep saying as i start writing across the street from where we are sitting. the old mobil oil building, i was a computer programmer working on the weekend and writing this program, tired of it and decided to write a sentence. on hot sticky days in southern louisiana the fire ants swarm. i read a lot of books, i knew it was fiction because i had never been to louisiana, making it up. trying to be a writer and keep trying. >> host: who inspired you?

let me bring back the panel now, walter, nia, dan and michael.alter, let me ask you this is a key question, you heard what jeff sessions said there. yesterday, in another hearing, jeff sessions was asked, would you recuse if the cohen investigation overlapped with the -- with the aemllegations o russian interference. he said yes. today, he didn't want to say anything. >> yeah. it is interesting that he now says that he can't comment publicly on recusals because he commented publicly on his recusal from the mueller investigation. he is right in one respect, if there is overlap, he has to recuse. the nature of the criminal conflict of interest statute, you have to recuse from the entire particular mat, not from part of it. he doesn't get to pick and choot parts that he thinks don't affect his interests. the question boils down to, is it the same investigation? and so if he does not recuse, it is a statement that the cohen matter is unrelated to the mueller investigation. but if it is related, he has to recuse and a failure to do so would be a viola

schaub will weigh in, they have told me this is the right move. >> walter, what do you think? >> that is absolutely true. consulting with an ethics official is exactly how the process is supposed to work. and in fact, there is a provision in this the standards of conduct issued by oge, the office of government ethics say if you consult with an ethics official and rely in good faith on their advice, you won't face disciplinary action. if later it turns out the advice was wrong. so first of all, there is an encouragement it go and do this and then in any other administration it would be perfectly normal, in fact, encouraged for high level officials to consult with ethics officials about this. and i also agree with the advice. it is fairly ironic that the president and don mcgahn and others in the white house pressuring jeff sessions to participate are now terribly concerned about whether rod rosenstein should have recused. well the distinction is that as a campaign official who spoke with russian officials during the election, jeff sessions had a duty to recuse because he was a

walters: mr. speaker, 90% of americans will see an increase in take-home pay because of the tax cuts and jobs ac. under this new law, -- act. under this new law, a typical middle income family of four will see an average tax cut of over $2,000. those cuts will vary from state to state. in california, a family of four ill see a cut of $2,840. in new york, $3,129. individuals and families will take this money and put it toward their retirements, mortgage payments or college savings. there are over 400 chipotle locations in california. in fact, california has the most chipotle restaurants in the country. since the tax cuts and jobs act passed, chipotle is president ghani: hourly and salaried -- is providing hourly and salaried workers with bonuses of up to $1,000 or a stock grant. the company is also improving employee benefits and has announced plans to provide additional paid parental leave. these bonuses and increased benefits make a big difference in people's lives. chipotle also plans to spend $

. >> reporter: walter big owns the winery. as peter sees beauty beneath burns, walter sees it within peter. >> you don't think this rough-and-tumble guy is a great talent, but he is, i think. >> reporter: from oak barrels to actual trees, peter and his collaborators are healing with art. >> you have to move on and you have to get new things and it's nice when those new things can be beautiful and meaningful as well. >> reporter: peter's work is aldon a bush man has from her now empty lot. dana gave peter free reign rein to come to her property and pickup materials for his art. while here inspiration struck. he started carving this tree. >> that was a total surprise. >> dana and walter plan to rebuild. moving forward inspired by peter's work. >> number one, i feel selfish because this is how i'm healing, you know, from that experience. and i lost a fraction of what most of these people lost. so, it just feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: in santa rosa, katie yutis, abc7 news. >> we will be focused on the recovery in

has been shot and killed. ♪ walter: good evening.ing, the luther apostle of the civil rights movement has been shot to death in memphis, tennessee. present issued a bulletin for an arrest scene running from the scene. officers reportedly chased and fired on a car containing two white men.

walter mosley on our special "in depth" fiction addiction. 748200, 748-8201 as we make our way through 50 books and he has written some nonfiction as well. we would love you to join us in this conversation. i asked the question, and seen more black men of authority at this time. >> he is seeing it, but recognizing what you have to give up in order to move into that level of the story. as easy as the guy who does favor, nobody telling him who you can do favors for.

i'm joined by amy walter of the "cook political report" and eliana johnson of politico, welcome to you boh. >> nawaz: let's talk about the

walter. >>> good evening, earn, and welcome to the program. christiane amanpour in london. 50 years ago on the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis, a man who had dedicated an entire life to non-violent protest was

walter, back to you. walter: they started the rollcall. downgaveled mr. peterson as you saw.ight ahead with the rollcall and are in the rollcall now that the delegates casting outlets for the presidential nomination. cast 14.5 for humphrey, 2.54 mccarthy, m to four mcgovern. arkansas, 24 mccarthy. -- 14 votes for hubert humphrey, -- one absent. 174 votes. >> gentlemen, california is going to stay in this democratic party. 91 votes for senator mccarthy. [cheers and applause] >> 51 votes for senator mcgovern. [cheers and applause] votes for channing phillips. humphrey.or hubert crowd booing] and one vote abstains. --the california vote >> -- he was assassinated, as you know, the night -- for senator mcgovern, one abstaining. zone, five. >> could bills, the crossroads forhe world, cast one vote mcgovern. much of votes for vice president presidenttes for vice humphrey. >> 14 mcgovern. >> colorado, 35. votes foro casts 16.5 vice president humphrey. 10 votes for senator mccarthy. 5.5 votes for senator mcgovern and three votes for channing phillips. >> colorado, 16.5 votes for humph

so, things are not looking so good for apple these days. >> walter, a couple of worries i have aboutis and people's tendency to react to them, number one, it seems there's less visibility into the overall supply chain for the iphone than ever yes, there's a new iphone x. there's also new iphone 8 and 8 plus they're continuing with a full line of iphones. when there are that many components in the system, in the supply chain, it's complicated it's really hard to tell what's going on quarter to quarter, just from looking at that. and then there's talk about maybe the iphone being down. but what's replacing it? is somebody really gaining share on apple is there any kind of credible contention that samsung is having a surge on this latest line of phones i haven't heard that it would have to be that the premium end of the smart phone market is just collapse iing. wouldn't it? >> yeah. but the premium end of the smart phone market collapsing is not good for apple and certainly not for theiphone x. no, there's not a lot of transparency in the supply chain but there are a lot of tea leaves t

right now, walter is hovering just under 800. forecasters think it could reach the 830 mark by the middle of the week. bring in jeff ranieri. find out what he thinks? >> it is possible. so much rain happening in the higher elevations. all got to go some where. that is going to be a daily thing as we head into next week. for us a lot of rivers across the bay area. seeing, 5 to 7 foot rise. so no major river flooding. small creeks, rivers, streams, that were closely watching. check it out. this is what the road look like tonight. in oakland, from our high definition camera. mow to motorists going slow. right-hand side of the screen. double storm effect. even when the rain is not coming done super hard. you have all of that water coming up on your windshield. and that is making it feel like a torrential downpour on a lot of the bay area road. currently, 60 in oakland. stay with 60s in our rain, all the way into early tomorrow morning. storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. scanning now. we have a few pockets of heavier rain. with wides

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. >> reporter: exactly three weeks ago walter wong headed to work in the tesla model x he bought forimself on his 38th birthday, set it on auto pilot and it crashed in mountain view killing him. and now tesla's ceo elon musk says the vehicle's auto pilot was not the problem. >> was there a defect with the system? >> the system worked as described, in which it is a hands on system and not a self-driving system. >> reporter: the company warns drivers to be alert and keep hands on the steering wheel while in auto pilot. and tesla released data saying walter wong had his hands off the wheel for six seconds before the crash. but attorneys for the family say they believe the auto pilot is defective. >> we believe that if this auto pilot had not been on, this would not have happened. >> reporter: walter wong's widow said on several occasions it malfunctioned in that same location. he told you that the car would drive to that same barrier? >> yes. >> reporter: the same barrier he finally hit? >> yes. that's why when i saw the news i know that's him. >> reporter: she recognized the location,

. >> reporter: walter big owns the winery.neath burns, walter sees it within peter. >> you don't think this rough-and-tumble guy is a great talent, but he is, i think. >> reporter: from oak barrels to actual trees, peter and his collaborators are healing with art. >> you have to move on and you have to get new things and it's nice when those new things can be beautiful and meaningful as well. >> reporter: peter's work is aldon a bush man has from her now empty lot. dana gave peter free reign rein to come to her property and pickup materials for his art. while here inspiration struck. he started carving this tree. >> that was a total surprise. >> dana and walter plan to rebuild. moving forward inspired by peter's work. >> number one, i feel selfish because this is how i'm healing, you know, from that experience. and i lost a fraction of what most of these people lost. so, it just feels like the right thing to do. >> reporter: in santa rosa, katie yutis, abc7 news. >> we will be focused on the recovery in the north bay all week

. >> reporter: when walter got the job at engineer last november he gave himself a birthday present, the tesla model x. he complained the auto pilot gave him problems steering towards that barrier several times. he told you that car would drive >> yes. same barrier? >> the same barrier that he finally hit? >> yeah, that's why when i saw the news i knew that's him. >> reporter: she said she saw the crash and knew immediately it was walter. the family tried to check the tesla cellphone app. >> so the app actually tracks where the car is. tat the moment she looked at the app and it was showing error which means there's something wrong with the car. >> i not just lost my husband, i lost my best friend. >> reporter: in the two and a half weeks since walter died savan is devastated but trying to remain strong for her children who are 6 and 3. >> i just try not to cry in front of my child because they feel afraid. >> reporter: the family tells me they were surprised when tesla released a statement one week after the crash that walter wong was using auto pilot but his hands were off the stee

don't want to see other walters and other people. didn't have to go this way. >> second confirmed crash in u.s. where tesla's system was controlling the vehicle. >>> deadly car accident involving a pedestrian. vehicle hit the pedestrian about 5:00 this evening near 10th street offramp. not released the identity of the victim. >> president trump lashes out on twitter after governor pardons men. talked to him about pardon and being called out by the president. >> daniel meier served time in prison years ago for armed robbery and attempted kidnapping and detained by i.c.e. after that. no longer living in constant fear of being deported. >> governor jerry brown pardoned him. >> huge deal for me. family cried. >> ecology center in berkeley, until now at high risk of being deported to macau where he was born. admitted he was involved with wrong crowd years ago. >> convicted of armed robbery. >> served six years in prison and spent another year and a half incarcerated after i.c.e. picked him up. since his release tried to give back to the c

smoking chimney pots and isolated area of trouble, but even then the trouble was spreading and mayor walter washington clamped down a curfew while officials cancelled the cherry blossom festival scheduled for this weekend. that was washington by day. >> this is how washington looked from the air tonight. at one point early in the evening, more than 100 fires were burning, some of them in an area just 20 blocks from the white house. as the evening wore on, officials say the incidents of fires seemed to be lessening somewhat, that assessment based on a helicopter trip over the city. three deaths have been reported in the washington rioting so far. there are no details yet on the circumstances surrounding them. more than 350 persons have been treated for injuries, among them several policemen and firemen. fire fighting was hampered if for no other reason, the sheer volume of the alarms. sent into the city from suburban areas. looting spread to the downtown shopping section of the city and as darkness fell arrests increased. to this hour, more than 700 people have been arrested. some of them pi

our special series with author walter mosley sunday live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> on wednesday, former democratic national committee interim chair donna brazile spoke about the 2018 midterm races, election issues, and voter registration. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you so much. i could not help but notice that you played my song. as a little girl growing up on the bayou, that song was our call for the mardi gras. i am not a singer. god did not bless me with that gift. let me say to the young men with the horns, drums, you know how to get a girl going today. we were sitting here. i'm sitting with the company of so many powerful women. i teach women's studies. i do not know if i am going to get to class on time. you empower me to stick around. my students, i should have just invited them and they would have the space. this would have been a moment for them to learn something, to go home knowing a little bit more. when i heard that song, i thought my mama saying, get up to get that is a getu

walter let me get you back into this conversation.t david makes that democrats, we know there were 65 members of the congress cowling for pruitt to resign or for the president, and there's now three republicans saying that. to his argument, wait for the investigation, what would you say to those saying fire him now? >> one of the things that bothers me about pruitt, they all talk about how effective he's been. >> that's neither here nor there. that's performance. what we are interested here is manage conduct under the ethics rules. that's a legitimate thing to look at. the argument of saying he's been really effective is to sayethics don't matter if we like this guy, and that's just simply not appropriate. there are people who don't like because of hi policies, and there are people who do like him because of his policies. what we have to do is get through the noise and ignore whatever their motives must be on either side, because i think we've seen plenty of reason for suspect that some people are motivated by their beliefs. but the b

she couldn't reach him and turned on the tv to see this. >> did you think it was walter? >> i think that's him. he just love everything, for me, yeah. i not just love my husband, i lost my best friend. >> reporter: walter wong was using auto pilot at the time of the crash but his hands were off the steering wheel for six seconds right before impact. tesla said in a statement, auto pilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel. the crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead which means the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road. >> we know he's not the type who would not have his hands on the steering wheel. he's always been a really careful driver. he has not gotten a ticket in his entire life. >> reporter: the family's lawyer believes tesla is blaming walter huang to distract from the problems with auto pilot. >> the tesla misread the painted red lines on the road and its braking system failed to detect a stationary object ahead. >> that lawyer for the huang fam

i appreciate that walter. let's get a comment or two from facebook. monica, said zuckerberg sold us out for billions and the coo said if we wanted privacy, you should have paid for t. we were offered that option. it's the internet in general. congress gave internet-free reign and know oversight or guidelines, nothing. one more call. robert in red okay, texas for the republican line -- i'm sorry, jess on the democrats line from lutherville, maryland. >> thank you for having me on. a couple of things that were untt saying i do believe so is the best way to answer something when you don't have a solid answer. as a professional person, that's how you get around things. that makes me question a lot w protect the cyber community. in regards to the claims that the obama team is comparable in what they did as using facebook to seek information about their target audience to elect obama. it is so apples and oranges it's not even funny in the scope that taking information that people are putting out there publicly on that you are public pages on facebook and ge

walter wong after his tesla model x hit a safety barrier. his car was on auto pilot at the time. it is unfortunate that tesla by its actions did not abide by the party agreement. uncoordinated releases of incomplete information do not further transportation safety or serve the public interest. wong's family claims tesla blamed him for the tragedy. >>> the chp is investigating two shooting in the span of two hours that closed parts of two freeways. the first shooting and 680 in walnut creek near treat boulevard. officers say someone threw bottles at the victim's car, the victim thought a bottle broke his window but later found it was a bullet fregment. another shooting apparently triggered by road rage. after funding from the city of pittsburg and funding from the state, a stretch of highway has camera. one supervisor would like to see a similar system along 680. >> we need to be work together because our constituents don't care which jurisdiction or which agency has responsibility. they just want to feel safe in their cars. >> we should note no one was hurt in either shooting. >>

i don't want to see other walters. i don't want to see other people. he didn't have to go this way. >> now there's multiple agencies looking for answers in all of this including federal investigators. tesla adds the crash may have been more severe because of a safety barrier lost and previous accident and had not been replaced. so cal trans is investigating this as well. nba bay area news. >> thanks very much. she is expected to return home at any moment but today still no sign of the widow of the orlando night club gunman acquitted yesterday and expected to arrive back to her family home that's where her 5-year-old son is and he has been living with his grandmother. a jury found her not guilty of aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice. >> new details in that dramatic san francisco barbershop shoot out. we now learned the names of the two officers that exchanged gunfire with the suspect. the suspect later died. the police department said the officers, both members of the field operations bureau entered the busy amazon barbershop to investigate

secretary, cyrus vance, president johnson's troubleshooter in last year's detroit riots, joined mayor walter washington in directing operations. the first night of disorder put the capital city on edge. tonight, has been far worse and has still many more hours to go. cbs news, washington. >> earlier today, after last night's violence in the capital died down and before the day began, mr. johnson proclaimed sunday as a national day of mourning for dr. king throughout the united states. mr. johnson also issued an order of dr. king's burial that the american flag is to be brought at half staff in all federal government buildings around the world. the assassination and its aftermath temporarily pushed aside the president's plans to pursue his new vietnam peace efforts at the white house. we got the latest on the president's plans and his mood from cbs news correspondent, dan rather. >> a violent afternoon faded into a sunset mixing with black smoke blowing from burning downtown buildings, just behind a half staff flag over the white house. there is a sad president in there tonight. he is walking

you could go outside a little bit but every ten minutes, walter, where are you? i'm here, dad.ome back in here and then i'd listen to more stories. >> host: what about your mom? what impact did she have on you. >> guest: my mother is a very interesting case. she loved me really deeply but she kind of had a psychologyol thing where she couldn't express affection. it was really kind of interesting. she was incredibly smart, and she went to hunter high school -- she graduated hunter high school when he somewhats either late 15 or 16 and graduated hunter college when she was 20. really smart and she was really, really independent. she was in los angeles, married to a guy who is one of the richest guys in los angeles hat that time named novak, and she was with him and then she took a job because she was socialist and took a job in a school because she had to dethe right thing met my father. ... >> how did she your mother and your father influence your thought on not seeing color, because you say white? >> the idea that -- that somebody -- it's a made -- the notion of the color lines

the trouble was struggling and mayor walter washington clamped on a curfew. they canceled the cherry blossom festival scheduled for the weekend. that was washington by day. this is how washington looked from the air tonight. at one point early in the evening more than 100 fires were burning. some of them in the white house. as a evening wore on, officials said the incidence of fires seem to be lessening. that assessment based on a helicopter trip over the city. three deaths have been reported in the washington writing. there are no details. more than 350 persons have been treated for injuries. among them, firefighting was hampered by the sheer volume of the alarm. some firefighting units were in the suburban areas. [sirens] looting spread. steve: as darkness fell, arrests increase. more than 700 people have been arrested. some of them picked up in spot checks by police enforcing the curfew. more than 4000 national guard and regular army troops moved into the city to reinforce the some 1200 policeman on duty. they were dispersed of strategic points in the most

walter. >>> welcome to the program. the plight of the palestinians in gaza where almost 2 million people are packed into a strip of territory just 25 miles long has pretty much fallen off the media map. but in the runup to the 70th aern verse anniversary of the palestinian's indendence, tensions are flaring. this weekd,he highly publicized protest of the israel/gaza border kicked off what is advertised as a six-week series of demonstrations by the palestinians culminating on the may 14th anniversary. the israeli defense forces announced that it had deployed more than 100 snipers at the border. sure enough, 18 people have been killed and hundreds more wounded. it was a friday protest which fell on passover and good friday. predictably, both sides are calling each other out. what does this really mean for the bigger picture? for any hope of peace 70 years on. a professor of middle eastern politics at the university of london joins me now here in the studio. welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> i sort of star

welcome back to worlds apart with walter lippmann the father of the poison for mad af as b. agent alexander litvinenko was there in a french nor spotted near me at the sub or the latest news is that sure the number . is getting better and it's a miraculous recovery because the british media kept saying that. they had no chance to survive ninety but now we're learning that she's conscious she's eating is she can talk is it because the health care in the u.k. so wonderful rid. of them was just because the guy who poisoned them is not standing next to them so they may survive you know but alexander. the guy who poisoned him but standing next to him at the hospital so i would see he survived he had three poisonings of the first time you was taken to hospital and they thought something. i don't know it was doc i don't know if it was doctors or just somebody who visited him in hospital and boys and him further such a good hour. with the must be up to your son's death was very public and the picture of me the photographer at the hospital with his shaved head the end he looked very

walter mosley or special guest here on her foe uns speedway central, 202-748-8200. mountain some pacific, 202-748-8201 as we make our way through most of the 50 books that mr. mosley has written, fiction, and also some nonfiction as well. so we'd love for you to join news this conversation on this sunday afternoon. i ask the question because -- but if race relationses shaping and easy writes he has seen more black men of authority, black cops. >> guest: i think that he is seeing it, but also at the same time he is recognizing what you have to give up in order to move into that level of authority. easy is a guy -- he does favors for people in his community. there's nobody telling him who you can do favors for or how you can do favors. he makes every decision with -- but what he is doing on a case-by-case level. that's it. and he can do what is right, and i think that he also recognizes that people have power, which he likes, they have to give up some of their choice. and that becomes the thing for him. it's the thing for me. why i say, well, yeah, things shift, but b

know your surroundings. >> reporter: walter wong left behind a wife and two children. his brother will wanted me to pass on a message about the more than $33,000 people have donated to the family. "me and my family are heartbroken but we take solace in knowing he has so many wonderful friends who care and grieve for him. thank you all again from the bottom of my heart." i'm posting the full message at abc7news.com. as i reported, tesla continues to insist they have no record of walter wong complaining about his autopilot, just his navigation system, which is separate from the autopilot. >> the i-team have been working this story over a week and their work is getting national attention. watch, read, and see all of our exclusive stories on our website, a special page of abc7news.com to this topic, search "tesla." >>> new clues in that mysterious crash that happened on the mendocino county coast. a family of eight, including six children, are believed to have been lost when their suv went off the road and over a cliff. now a preliminary investigation is suggesting it migh