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. >> west hartford, connecticut. for me, the courage, the integrity, the end ance this man endured for 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w., north vietnam. he can never lift husband arms above his shoulders. i'm gting goosebumps talking about it. just feel compelled gratitude for what he did. >> there are some road closures in place. if you t look at map here, you get an idea for the area here. first street and east capitol streets, already closed in the area. right against the u.s. capitol. on rday, a formal funeral service will be held at the national cathedral. it's by invitation only. former presidents barack obama and george w. bush will be giving eulogies. on sunday, senator mccain wil be buried in a private ceremony. that's going to happen at the naval academy in annapolis. >> megan, thank you. >>> preparations lasted late in the night for aretha franklin's funeral. thousands are set to say good-bye to the queen of soul. her funeral gets undhi way at 5:30morning. >> jay gray is outside of the church where the service is ta

that's in west hartford. connecticut is one of the two most urban states in the nation.d a funding problem maintaining our parks systems at a level that we were comfortable with, and we required good weather for good attendance in our summer park usage. what we did this past year was shift our support of parks to automobile fees, low ones, and we've seen an explosion of local -- in-state usage of the parks where we charge for parking. by the way, it encourages people to keep their registration in your state. and it's been a home run for us, and i know quite frankly you folks in state have been building off of that effort to get more people back into those particular parks, very high usage parks. but if you had to pay a parking fee day after day if you wanted to use it, it got a little expensive. it's been by all reports a home run, and it is a steadier source of funds. so we find ourselves extending hours of operation, seasons of operation because we know that it's budgeted ahead of time, because we can predict how many people are going to register their car or change th

west side. the very liberal part of new york. the parents don't want it, et cetera. so what you've got, these are the lasting, powerful influences. hartford, connecticut, abolitionist connecticut, the senator abraham rubikoff had agreed in 1969 with john stennet that you shouldn't integrate the south unless you integrated the north. he has a book about this. 1989, hartford, connecticut, hartford, connecticut, look at these towns, detroit, hartford. they went from minuscule black populations to dominant. hartford, connecticut is 90% black or hispanic now. there's been a desegregation suit, scheff versus o'neill there, since 1989. it's still not settled. look at what happened in detroit. 1.3% of the population in boomtown detroit afterwards, in 1910, it's 85% black at this point. so the significance is the lack of physical and economic mobility within the black community at this stage, and afterwards, i would like to talk about the availability and what's happened now in terms of the potential change for that. >> thank you. other questions? >> i happen to be the brother of gene dattle but i will not ask my brother a question. i would like t

hartford, boston. richmond and norfolk, wilmington, myrtle beach and almost down to georgetown. westheat warnings in las vegas but they've been dropped in los angeles and phoenix just a couple of degrees cooler today. now we are seeing the peak of the summer heat in the pacific northwest. portland under an excessive heat warning, along with spokane and a good section of northern half of montana. these will be the hottest two days of the summer for this region. he are right under the heat dome here and that's not good news for all the firefighters out there trying to fight these blazes. portland today, 97. redding, 103. these are temperatures in the shade, remember, this afternoon. vegas, 108. it will be a little bit cooler by the time we get to the weekend but still very hot on thursday. medford and seattle at 102. no such cooling for california. you'll probably have to wait another couple weeks or months until you get a little cooldown as we head toward the fall season. >>> new york city got hit, nailed by some thunderstorms that had some significant airport delays yesterday evening

west side. the very liberal part of new york. the parents don't want it, et cetera. so what you've got, these are the lasting, powerful influences. hartford, connecticut, abolitionist connecticut, the senator abraham rubikoff had agreed in 1969 with john stennet that you shouldn't integrate the south unless you integrated the north. he has a book about this. 1989, hartford, connecticut, hartford, connecticut, look at these towns, detroit, hartford. they went from minuscule black populations to dominant. hartford, connecticut is 90% black or hispanic now. there's been a desegregation suit, scheff versus o'neill there, since 1989. it's still not settled. look at what happened in detroit. 1.3% of the population in boomtown detroit afterwards, in 1910, it's 85% black at this point. so the significance is the lack of physical and economic mobility within the black community at this stage, and afterwards, i would like to talk about the availability and what's happened now in terms of the potential change for that. >> thank you. other questions? >> i happen to be the brother of gene dattle but i will not ask my brother a question. i would like t

quite extraordinary ok gentlemen that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests in seattle west hartford and in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to present and that we're even many of victims families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get kelly here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace it's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. we have no idea what safety is doing on a vaca

quite extraordinary ok gentlemen that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests in seattle west hartford and in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching.