you know how and the other thing is that welch, who's so so robert welch wrote to his friends in the fifties a letter. he called a long letter and he charges that eisenhower, a dedicated agent of the communist conspiracy. what's interesting, though, is that lot of the other birch founders, when this becomes news in the early sixties, they distanced themselves from it and they say, well, it's not official. birch doc, i didn't agree. and in fact, actually, two of the birch founders were, one was well, they weren't in eisenhower's cabinet, but there were eisenhower appointees that were in the eisenhower administration. and one and i document this in the book, it becomes a huge flap where eisenhower power says, oh, my god, this guy, bill grady, this is the man he's a birch founder. it's like, this is the man told me to appoint to the labor management. so this, you know, the founders especially are very mainstream. they're very rich. this guy grady is in particular, led the ymca and was milwaukee sentinel's man of the year. so what they say is that this was peculiar to bob welch. now know

the other thing is that welch, so robert welch wrote to his friends in the '50s a letter he called a long letter and any charges that eisenhower is a dedicated agent of the communist conspiracy. what's interesting is a lot of the other birch founders with this becomes news in the early '60s they distance themselves from him. they say it's not official birch doctrine, i didn't agree and, in fact, actually two of the birch founders were, the more eisenhower appointees. there in the eisenhower administration and one at a document this in the book, it becomes a huge flap where eisenhower says oh my god this guy bill grady this is a man, a birch founder, this is a man who told me to point to labor-management committee? the founders especially on ver' mainstream, very rich, this guy grady is in particular led the ymca english milwaukee sentinel man of the year. so what they say is this was peculiar to bob welch. obviously some others at least believed that not everyone did in the society, the rage though i do think gets back at a couple of things. what is the sense that eisenhower had dest

you know how and the other thing is that welch, who's so so robert welch wrote to his friends in the fifties a letter. he called a long letter and he charges that eisenhower, a dedicated agent of the communist conspiracy. what's interesting, though, is that lot of the other birch founders, when this becomes news in the early sixties, they distanced themselves from it and they say, well, it's not official. birch doc, i didn't agree. and in fact, actually, two of the birch founders were, one was well, they weren't in eisenhower's cabinet, but there were eisenhower appointees that were in the eisenhower administration. and one and i document this in the book, it becomes a huge flap where eisenhower power says, oh, my god, this guy, bill grady, this is the man he's a birch founder. it's like, this is the man told me to appoint to the labor management. so this, you know, the founders especially are very mainstream. they're very rich. this guy grady is in particular, led the ymca and was milwaukee sentinel's man of the year. so what they say is that this was peculiar to bob welch. now know

and so another thing is that welch, so robert welch wrote to his friends in the 50s to my letter, longetter charges that eisenhower is dedicated agent of conspiracy and it's interesting there was a lot of the other founders, they become news the early 60s for the actually themselves from it braided they say well, is not official for thee doctrine, in effect, actually two of the first founders, one was noted eisenhower cabinets but they were eisenhower appointees in the administration, and a document in his book, it becomes is huge thing were eisenhower said, my gosh, this is the man this verse sounded like this is when you told me to a points to labor-management committee. and so, the founders especially very mainstream average and in particular with the ymca and the management year, but they say is a particular to about welch, and obviously, some others at least believed not everyone did the society, and average though gets and what is a sense thatd eisenhower had distorted maybe even fill harvey and bob taft, the truth of america's voices on the rightfa for right it would return amer

what they say is this is peculiar to bob welch. obviously some others believed believenot everyone did in the . it does get back a couple of things one is a sense that eisenhower had destroyed or maybe even killed joe mccarthy and bob taft in these true americanness voices on the right or far right who would return america to its more isolationist, anti- new deal ways. and welch to get a sense of the rage they are talking about he wrote to birchers and said that bob taft the ohio senator, he died from a peculiar cancer. and he may have been killed by uranium to that was implanted in theen back of his leather chair. as has been so widely rumored. which is a wilder conspiracy than eisenhower that summit gott on the senate floor, put uranium to him there that would cause cancer anyway you get my point, right? the hearers are being struck down being cut down they have been destroyed. eisenhower and eisenhower party was responsible for that. we are loose in the cold were overseas to communist and we are losing it at home. i think the ra

. >> reporter: staying open gets tougher every day for troy welch. story was robbed hours before we met him. >> you can see they tried to take a sledgehammer to it and tried to lift it. >> reporter: welch says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft and he leaves his registers empty and open tired of replacing them. >> it is more brazen and violen than it used to be. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over at community meetings. darren white is with the naacp oakland branch blaming failed leadership. the defined the police movement and anti-police rhetoric creating a heyday for oakland criminals. >> we are not saying arrest everyone. we want the people out here committing violent crimes arrested and charged. >> tonight the chp office is investigating a third shooting on highway 24 in less than two weeks. gunfire struck a car before claremont avenue. the other two shootings happened on july 28 , a man was shot as he rode in the backseat of the car. he died two days later. o july 26 a driver and his son were rammed by two cars chasing each other and

let's discuss this with bloomberg chief damon welch. analysis i read suggested gm paced around $64 an hour but the unions want it to go up to 100 -- two over $100 an hour. how does this work? david: this includes benefits the union wants. tarantino pension benefits and retirement health care. those are big ticket items that they probably will not get. there is a huge fund that pays for retiree health care and does it well. on the pension side, that is something the companies will never give in on. if you take those away, this will not be as much of an incident agreement and the company knows that especially after holding the line on pay raises and not getting a cost-of-living allowance while we had tough inflation the past few years. we have seen record profits from the auto companies. they want to get paid. but a lot of big-ticket items, the companies will not do. you will see a lot coming out of this. jon: we only have 30 seconds but this comes at complicated time. these automakers going through a big tv transition. david: that is rig

>> reporter: but staying open gets tougher every day for troy welch owner of laurel ace hardware. >> there's about six of them that comes in. >> reporter: welch ear consistency was robbed just hours before we met him. >> they went to the cash registers and this is my office. thigh they tried today lustiest and he's going to figure it they are not getting into that safe. >> reporter: welch said he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft. he leaves the registers empty and open tired of replacing them. >> it's more braisen and sometimes more violent i think than what it used to be. >> reporter: frustration spilled everyday into community meetings. like the newly elected district attorney who has been on the job it's seven months. darren white is with the oakland branch which penned an open letter to the city blaming failed leadership and anti-police rhetoric. >> we're not tray treying to save you know, mass incarcerations and arrest everyone. we want to people that are out here committing these violentcrime arrested and charged. >>> with no accountability. >> we are hearing from you in th

tried to lift it and figure out they aren't getting into that safe. >> reporter: welch says he losesmpty and open, tired of replacing them. >> it's more brazen. sometimes more violent i think than what it used to be. >> reporter: how long does it take for police to arrive. >> 45 minutes. >> reporter: 45 minutes? is that typical? >> that's probably fast. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often directed at leadership, like the newly-elected district attorney who has been on the job just seven months. >> it's unreal! >> i'm a black man, born and raised in oakland. when i walk out the house everyday, i want to be safe. so if that calls for some whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted, so be it. but we want to be fair and just. >> reporter: darren white is with the naacp oakland branch, which penned an open letter to their city, blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement and anti-police rhetoric for creating a hay day for oakland criminals. >> we're not trying to say, you know, mass incarceration and arrest everyone. we want the peopl

mayor welch: folks shouldn't relax until the storm is well past us.ks north of the area see that track and think it is safe, and we know from ian that is not the case. amna: it's a lesson learned at great cost in new orleans, where today, they marked 18 years since hurricane "katrina" blasted ashore, devastating parts of the city and surrounding communities and killing more than 1800 people. to update us on the latest with hurricane idalia and how it is advancing, i'm joined by jamie rhome, the deputy director of the national hurricane center. jamie, welcome back. as we speak right now, just past 6:00 on the east coast, where is the storm, and where is it headed? deputy dir. rhome: it is currently centered about 200 miles southwest of tampa bay, florida. maximum sustained winds have been steadily increasing throughout the day. is now a category 2 on the scale, which puts the pink wind -- peak wind at 100 miles an hour. looking at the satellite imagery, it is continuing to intensify as we speak. amna: fema administrator said it is intensifying and stre

>> reporter: but staying open gets tougher every day for troy welch owner of laurel ace hardware. >>. >> reporter: welch's store was robbed just hours before we met him. >> they went through the cash registers and this is my office but you see they went in and tried to lift and it it's going to figure out if -- they aren't getting into safe. >> reporter: welch says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft. so common this year, he leaves his registers empty and open, tired of replacing them. >> it's more brazen. sometimes more violent. i think than what it used to be. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often directed at leadership. like the newly elected district attorney who has been on the job just seven months. darren white is with the naacp oakland branch which penned an open letter to the city blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement, and anti-police rhetoric for creating a hayday for oakland criminals. >> we're not trying to safe you know, mass incarcerations and arrest everyone. we want the people that are out here committing

about six of them that comes in. >> reporter: welch's store was robbed just hours before we met him.d to take a sledge hammer to it, tried to lift it. they aren't getting into that safe. >> reporter: welch says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft. he leaves his registers empty and open, tired of replacing them. >> it's more brazen, sometimes more violent, i think, than what it used to be. >> how long does it take for police to arrive? >> 45 minutes. >> 45 minutes? is that typical? >> that's probably fast. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meetings, anger often directed at leadership like the newly elected district attorney, who has been on the job just seven months. >> it's unreal. >> i'm a black man born and raised in oakland. when i walk out the house every day, i want to be safe. so, if that calls for some, whoever commits the crime, to be prosecuted, so be it. but we want it to be fair and just. >> darren white is with the naacp oakland branch which penned an open letter to their city blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement, and antipol

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at 75 years old, welch is the oldest person ever elected to a first term as a u.s. senator.also be one of the youngest members of the senate. over in indiana, incumbent g.o.p. senator todd young has won reelection without the 45th president's endorsement. making him one of the most successful republicans to have zero support from the former president. the least successful? eric. now, here's the thing, in the midterms, the presidency is not on the ballot tonight, so we are primarily focus on control of the house and the senate. the republicans only need a net gain of one seat in the senate, five seats in the house. we don't know what's going to happen. but here's what we do know. there are two possible outcomes tonight. either the democrats will get more votes and keep the congress, or the democrats will get more votes and lose the congress. that's the way our government... works? chances look especially good for republicans in the house, as fivethirtyeight gives them an 84% chance of taking control. now to arrive at that republican advantage, pollsters asked a lot of questio

petersburg mayor can welch. thank you so much for being here. mayor, i have to ask you.u telling your residents and what are you expecting? because we are learning 4 to 7 feet potentially of storm surge? how concerned are you about what is happening, and frankly, there are people who are refusing to even evacuate. >> well, they are. good evening, laura. you know, gloria had it exactly right. we are about 25 miles south of where she is in clearwater. down here in st. petersburg, florida. and what we have told folks from the initial projections is that we need to run from the water and hide from the wind. and when we have a category four hurricane, now, even if it is 100 miles west of us, we still expect to get that 4 to 6 feet of storm surge. and that will be devastating. what we try to tell folks, and part of the issue in florida as we have so many new people to florida to have not dealt with a hurricane before, is, you know just look at our neighbors down in the st. meyer's fort myers area who almost a year ago had a similar situation where the hurricane was not project

i tried to bring this up a little bit yesterday as welch -- as well. 2024 is also about 2020 and russiax 2016. and i think whether the donors, whether the democrats, the media, the rinos, whoever, what they don't realize is that the gop voter is traumatized by what happened. and i think they, you know, it sounds pentty to say it's a revenge -- petty to say it's a revenge vote. they're really afraids there is there is a two-tieredded system, that the system is rigged, you can have the government and big tech and intelligence agencies working together to suppress information that's relevant to an election. that is what this is about. pete: that's why i agree, will, it should be about principle, but it's a a lot about a person right now because of what has been done to him as a symbol of this movement. if you decide you want to move away from that or pick a more principled conservative person, you're basically in some ways buying into the idea that the targeting worked, that donald trump should walk away, that our elite media should pick candidates, the justice department should pick candi

and i have the honor of inviting senator welch to the stage. thank you, ma'am.i am really thrilled to be here. i live very close to plymouth notch and i'm going to brag about that for a minute. and i want all you to come up. but i am from vermont. windsor county is where? plymouth. natchez. and if you just go route four through woodstock and to bridgewater corners and you take a left on route 100 day, familiar to all of you going out a few miles, you come upon this. modest icon, like vermont farm and i remember the first time i was there, it was like 40 years ago. and i was not really aware of it. and i saw this modest little sign. it was the calvin and coolidge homestead. and it was such a thrill to be there. and i couldn't quite tell why. but as i was listening to meg talk and, also emily, what you were talking about with how policy matters. and it's so wonderful to have young folks here who are the coolidge senators, i guess, policy matters, character matters, and the gravitational that we have in vermont to the memory of calvin coolidge is the character matt

>> but staying open gets tougher every day for troy welch, owner of laurel ace hardware. >> there's about robbed just hours before we met him. >> they went to our cash registers, this was at my office. you see they went in, they tried to take a sledgehammer to it. tried to lift it. and he's gonna figured out, they aren't getting into that safe. >> welch says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft. so common this year, he leaves his registers empty and open. tired of replacing them. >> it's more brazen, sometimes more violent. i think, then what it used to be. >> how long did it take for police to arrive? >> 45 minutes. >> 45 minutes. is that typical? >> that's probably fast. >> frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often directed at leadership, like the newly elected district attorney, who's been on the job just seven months. >> it's unreal. >> i've been born and raised in oakland, when i walk out the house every day, i want to be safe. so if that cost for some, whoever commits the crime, to be prosecuted, soviet. but we wanted to be fair, and just. >> darrin white i

on the "newshour" tonight -- mayor welch: we need everyone to take this storm seriously.idians brace for hurricane idalia, rapidly advancing toward the state's gulf coast. amna: the biden administration takes aim at drug prices, naming th

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is there a gun, a hole in the disused welch like mine, and i'll tell you more about the length some people who go to for the next week, the the, let's go with your world's weather uptake. great to see, we'll take this one off, and bach as don. it's a fairly quiet pitcher up and down the country, but there is still some activity in the norse, up against the foothills of the himalaya. but the most intense monsoon rains are falling in central and eastern india. so let's go in here for a closer look. there are rain fall alerts in play for the states of, of dish. and chat is scarred, you know, dark and the blue and the yellow. the more intense the rain is falling, this may wind up into something. so we'll continue to watch that in the days to come on soon. depression, perhaps, meantime, doubts with rain, southern cambodia and vietnam. so who is human city looking to pick up? maybe about 50 millimeters of rain, so when he get that much rain, that fast certainly could trigger some flooding south if the yankees still heavy rain falling, including for hong kong, also burst of rain across the yellow

the wall collapses. drilling a hole in the disused welch like mine, and i'll tell you more about the legs. some people who go to, for the night sleep off the defense chase from the west, african bulk echo last se, constitutional order will be restored in egypt. by all means available there when gone to discuss military intervention following the crew last month in these yeah. it's mean that it truly does have ignored goals to reinstate deposed presence. monkwood by the home advisor and the judge was planning to charge him with treason . cost says it's giving diplomacy a chums, but the options are on the table. a serious interest that i speak to you, but that there's no going to buy that. it was about this and we just wanted to tell them that a new phone, them about the results of the equal access of states and government to make sure that by all means a be level constitutional for that will be restored in the country. and this may seem to be best testimony to that tell us out that's joins as long. i have now from outside that's missing in across and the child strong was came out from

them to continue with the dialogue and that they will try as much as possible to ensure that donald welch instead of military asked himself what we expect to see today is more raleigh's, more rhetoric, rumsey in europe, as presently in the face of the suspension of the expulsion of the french and bus, so that here, and that's cause more and get towards a towards an all those parties they say promote in war in the country is set up piece. the reverse right below is the president of the advocate international media group. she says, the situation is different than in malia and picking a fence, so where the french ambassador was also expelled. when the french ambassador wakes, sped formally and uh, you know, i, so not really much happened um, and where are the that with some of retaliation, like, uh, uh, some, uh, uh, corporation programs with suspended, but classical, uh, but this time the story is not written yet. uh, let's see, the french ambassador really nice because france to day peace. what is happening now? and you say it has not much to do with friends. and that's where they feel a b

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so you have private equity funds moving in like welch's. we're investing in land. so i'm afraid president zaleski, you have to look at our reports and the data that we have secured, which beauty demonstrates who owns the land, is predominantly the on the golf and ukraine. as well as the west and financial interests predominantly north american and european. obviously they old and i wrong doing and we're not an advocate for those funds. and in a case, i presume is a bad betsy. if i may do it, eventually it meets defeat in, in this war. um, do you ever think that a your, the defect or by mistake advising people to invest in these profiteering agribusiness firms as you explain what you appear to be saying is deep corruption involved in this war as regards food from nato countries? i think everyone can say that the water is corrupt, as you said, if it wasn't so tragic, if it wasn't above the destruction of lives, that b a c, it would be funny and laughable as to how it's a chess game that's played. but the reality is, the tragedy. the tragedy of lives being lost, child

trump, the identities of grand jury members, published online, plus a drilling a hole in a disused welch like mine. and i'll tell you more about the length. some people who go to for the night sleep the other is 1900 g m t. and we'd begin with the political crisis in these. yeah. defense chaves from the west african blog echo oss say constitutional order will be restored by all means available. us there in government to discuss minutes the intervention following the qu last month. it's new minutes related. so big node calls to reinstate the post president. how much does do the joint or is planning to charge him with treason? a cost says it's giving diplomacy a chance for the whole options are on the table. cereals, interest that i speak here, but that there's no going to buy that. it was about this and we just want to tell them that a new phone, them about the results of the equal access of states and government to make sure that by all means of the level constitution not for that will be restored in the country. and this may seem to be best testimony to the child strength foot is follow

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this used welch like mine, and i'll tell you more about the link. some people who go to for the next week, the welcome to the program while follows the threatening the capital of 10. it is northwest territories, 20000 residents below the 2 leaves before the fast sweeping flames arrive. residents of yellow, the side that surrounding areas have crammed into a low land pools and thousands of others have lined up along a major highway to escape is the worst wildfire season in canada with mold and a 1005 bedding nationwide, roughly. and jordan has this update. the wild flyers are burning within 17 kilometers of yellow knife, the capital city of canada, northwest territories. officials say it's time for the city's 20000 residents to leave. please take this order seriously and prepare to leave the cit, the city by noon on friday. officials already have started air lifting other provincial residents who can drive themselves to safety. those who can drive may need police escort to help them navigate, smoke filled highways, emergency personnel say right now,

they might find exotic animals or welshmen -- welch men. mountains of silver. mountains of salt. a northwest passage. large, furry beaver that were six feet long. who knew what to expect in this area? they are kind of exploring naturalists. they're paying attention to the laura and anna -- flora and fauna to understand what is going on in that region. they also knew if they got into the great plains and there weren't any trees that they may need to have another form of transportation. lewis devised a boat called the experiment that he could put together and cover in the event that they needed a boat and they did not have trees. the fact is, after they crossed the great falls of the missouri, they needed additional craft. they put this boat together. unfortunately they did not bring any duct tape to keep the seams from leaking. the boat ended up not being as useful for that purpose as they had hoped. he also made one of his important acquisitions when he bought a dog. we don't know whether he was a black dog, red and white colors, seamen will play an important role along the journ

that was one of my favorite bands, not only are they on a worldwide tour, front woman florence welchirst guest from his role as fez on that 70s show, he is gone on to star in the wildly successful crime drama ncis come up wilmer valderrama! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> i'm so happy to be here. >> kelly: i like your corduroy number. i think the last time we saw each other was our interview that we did. >> thank you very much. >> kelly: since they came back on netflix with another 70s show did you have to give the car back, did you get to keep it? >> the answer is yes, i rented it back to them. i have the cruiser from that 70s show, that was the one thing i took from the shell. >> kelly: it's so cool. >> i'm hoping i can embarrass my daughter with that car. >> or be really cool. >> or be really cool. it's like the delorean from back to the future. >> kelly: the flux capacitor, you were also mirabelle's father in encanto, how was that? at such a cool movie. >> working with disney is a dream, you get to do these things -- first and foremost to be a part of a movie t

paul: all right, bloomberg economics chief geoeconomics analyst jennifer welch, there in washington. read more from the occlusive interview with the taiwanese presidential candidate lai ching-te in this week's edition of bloomberg businessweek. treasury secretary janet yellen says she sees a path to easing u.s. inflation without hurting employment. >> the administration remains committed to taking actions to lower prices for americans where we can. and we continue to monitor developments, particularly those abroad that may affect prices and growth. paul: for more on janet yellen speech, our reporter christopher con them joins us from las vegas. -- christopher condon. chris kaba, is there a bit over disconnect here? if they have been so terrific in proving -- improving people's lives, what is the need to go out and sell its benefits? christopher: i think you are seeing the beginning of the 2024 presidential election campaign. biden is sending out his cabinet members and speaking himself, trying to convince the american public that they are benefiting from what they call bidenomics, th

ken welch, thank you very much. we will keep an eye on that.ward the gulf coast of florida that would include the mayor's area, could enter as a category 3 storm, winds in excess of 150 miles an hour. hard to pin down, they are telling folks if in doubt just get out. more after this. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. neil: looking at the elected officials who have to deal with this hurricane and get the message to democrats and republicans who have experienced hurricanes before, it's a big test of their leadership, interesting way to get into managers handbook bias special steps to build a team, make better decisions and crush your competition. this particular 48-hour period, i'm curious, grea

. >> but staying open gets tougher every day for troy welch, or laurel ace hardware. >> about six ofurs before we met him. >> they went through our cash registers. this is that my. office will see they went in, they try to take a sledgehammer to it. well says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft. so calm in this year, he leaves his registers empty and open. tired of replacing them. >> it's more brazen. sometimes more violent. i think and what it used to be. >> how long does it take for the police are? after >> 45 minutes. >> 45 minutes. is that typical. >> that's probably fast. >> frustration has spilled over in community meetings. anger often director that leadership. like the newly elected district attorney who's been on the job just seven months. >> i woke up this, everyday want to be safe. whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted. so be it. we want to be fair and just. down why is with the naacp ocon blanche. pending an open letter to the city blaming failed leadership. the defund the police movement and anti police rhetoric for creating a day for oakland criminals. we are

. >> reporter: but staying open gets tougher everyday for troy welch gets tougher everyday for his hardwareours before we met him. >> they went through my cash registers and through my office and tried to take a sledgehammer to it, and tried to lift it, but they are not getting through that safe. >> reporter: he says he loses 10% of the merchandise, and he leaves the cash registers empty and open. tired of replacing them. >> it is more brazen and violent than what it used to be. >> how long does it take for the police to arrive? >> 45 minutes. >> is that typical? >> that is probably fast. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meetings, and the anger is directed at the leadership like the newly elected district attorney who has been on the job just seven months. >> it is unreal! >> i am a black man born and raised in oakland and when i walk out of the home, i want to be safe, and if that calls for whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted, so be it, but we want it fair and just. >> reporter: and darren is with the naacp branch who penned a letter saying failed leadership an

. >> reporter: welch says he loses 10% of his merchandise to theft so common this year he leaves hisegisters empty and open tired of replacing them. >> it is more brazen, sometimes more violence than it used to be about. >> how long does it take police to arrive? >> 45 minutes. >> is that typical? >> that is probably fast. >> reporter: frustration has spilled over in community meade meetings. anger often directed at leadership like the new lir elected district attorney on the job just seven months. >> it is unreal. >> born and raised in oakland. when i walk out, i want to be safe. so if that calls for some whoever commits the crime to be prosecuted, so be it. but we want to be fair and just. >> reporter: darren white is with the naacp oakland branch which penned an open letter to their city blaming failed leadership, the defund the police movement and anti-police rhetoric for creating a heyday for oakland criminals. >> we're not trying to say mass incarcerations and arrest everybody. we want the people that are out here committing the violent crimes arrested and charged. >> do we nee

meaning, i am anna welch here. if i block it off, no roads, no visitor centers, how will i ever see all of these beautiful sites you are showing? >> what do you say to that? he said, oh, well, and then he signed it. and that started the willingness movement. and by 64, lyndon johnson signed the wilderness document, puts nine 21 million acres of americas -- no roads. roads bring, logging roads bring electricity, roads bringing crew jean incursions from civilization in. you can never get man out of nature, guys, there is something in the water that we do. there is something flying overhead. so it is kind of and idealism, wilderness, but we do it. and we have got big -- johnson, lady bird, you all must know, wild flowers, beautification, she came out here and put a road through big sur in a ceremony to have scenic roads without billboards along pacific coast highways. you know? she went with -- down the rio grande river at big ben. she went rafting, whitewater rafting in the snake river in idaho. on and on. she is our

and he once told me he was humiliated by a lawyer named welch, and he said it's never going to happenld trump has said where's my roy cohn. he met roy in 1973, i have to tell you quickly, one month a night or two ago, i switched on rachel maddow, and she did a special on vice president agnew, the media is after me, the charges are false, i'll never resign. he resigned, and last night, lawrence o'brien, the basketball commissioner, lawrence o'donnell, his opening bit, i just wrote it down, big picture in the new york news, nixon blasts false charges and he resigns. roy considered them losers, quitters, so he said never quit. he would go on the attack. donald trump is indicted four times, so the feds twice, the fed's conviction rate is north of 95%. so who on earth can win every case? because he's got to win every case. well, guess what, roy cohn was indicted by the feds three times. separate cases, unrelated. they involved obstruction, perjury, each time a jury found him not guilty, and donald trump saw that, and roy attacked, he attacked everyone. he attacked my boss, bob. he attacked

through a lot of case summaries, i mean, hundreds and hundreds, i stumbled across the story of ruth welch's murder. and it just stopped me in my tracks. and part of it was paula's age. the fact that she was 15 and that she was then sentenced to death for that crime committed at 15. and then the forgiveness piece, how a few months later, the victim's grandson chooses to publicly forgive her and i had never heard of something like that. i really thought you know, i think i'm basically a good person, but i really don't i don't know, you know, what is that moment all about? and so i, i managed to dig up bill pelkey phone number somehow. and i just gave him a call and introduced myself and said, you know, do you have a moment? i really want to ask you what was behind that decision all those years ago? and by the time i got off the phone, i just knew in my gut that i'd be exploring this for a long time, thinking of the people in this story. i had originally almost said characters. these are not these are people in this story. i can't ask you about everybody i want to ask you about, but i want to