>> guest: winston-salem became winston-salem in 1913. two town separated by half a mile. salem had been started by the malay behan's who had come from bethlehem, pa. in the 1760s and they wanted to set up but community in north carolina and bring in, build the community and bring in new recruits for the arabian state. they had come from germany originally and they were very cultured, literate, will read people, probably the first to bring back to 18th-century america, as they came to this pretty wild part of the north carolina piedmont in the mid eighteenth century and build their communities and they were artisans and merchants, educated their sons and daughters so salem prospered through the end of the 18th-century and the nineteenth century, and prided themselves on being a very cultured, middle-class group of people, half a mile away we had when some who doesn't take root until the middle of the nineteenth century and winston is attracting all of these i wouldn't say never do wells, but attracting these young brash men to make a buck very opportunistic. they seem to b

winston is an extraordinary city during the depression they were more millionaires per-capita in winston-salem than any other city in the country and most of that wealth came from the success of the cigarette trade. winston-salem is the beneficiary in terms of having extraordinary arts for a relatively small city less than 200,000. we have the first school for the arts in north carolina is in winston. we have one of the first arts councils in the country so there are ways in which the wealth that came out of the tobacco company out of r.j. reynolds tobacco along with textiles and other companies has really contributed i think to making a small city culturally and exciting place. >> host: what is the reynolds connection to wake forest? and what is your connection? >> guest: my connection is an easy one. i'm a professor of american history at wake forest. i've been there since 1999. i should also say my husband is a graduate of wake forest. i was very fortunate to come to wake forest because i knew it had an extraordinary liberal arts education there. it's a pleasure to teach at wake forest. wak

toda company today t is its sub print in winston? >> in his reynolds american so it has joined with another tobacco company. it has had a story life in many ways in winston but it's now have to be more international to develop new clients a broad rather than the united states. the company has downsized again and again. and you learn that the company has let more people go. they stole manufacture cigarettes of air and it still has a huge imprint on the town. it is a very early on were beneficiaries not only of being employees of the reynolds company but have also gotten stock and they split and divided into there have been really, really good profits made from this as late as the 1990s. so, winston is an extraordinary city during the depressio depree were more millionaires per capita will. it came from the success of the cigarette trade. they have the art scene for the relatively small city within 200,000 we have the first school for the arts in north carolina that is an winston. we have one of the first arts councils in the country s

winston and mr. rumold to those seats.nk you. >>> kerry brockton, member of the board of league of women voters. i'm speaking now as a citizen of san francisco. i've also spoken quite a bit about maintaining diversity in san francisco and in our city government. the charter also encourages this as well as the best government practices. what i have observed today in sitting through this particular rules committee agenda item is that out of the 13 candidates for the 11 seats you have 10 candidates who are white male. i know diversity is lacking in the city of san francisco now, but i don't think we've come to that. where our task force would be predominantly white men. while there is some representation of the lgbt community and only one candidate who would represent the disabled community, i strongly encourage you to continue outreach for this task force into all the communities so that we have a broad spectrum of asian representatives, of african-american as well as latino participants in the sunshine task force. i think i

and this time, jameis winston also admits to grabbing crab legs from a supermarket.ice citation he got, only the beginning of the fallout. this morning, florida state university's star, jameis winston is again, gaining some unwanted notoriety off the playing field. the football player, also a pitcher in baseball, was suspended from the baseball team, hours after being caught shoplifting at a florida grocery store tuesday night. the 20-year-old admitted to swiping -- >> seafood items that were prepared in the deli. crab legs and crawfish. >> reporter: for a grand total of $32.70. winston, who quarterbacked florida state to victory in the national championship game is used to ducking tacklers. >> touchdown. >> reporter: but he couldn't slip this collar. >> he did acknowledge he had left publix without paying for the items. he indicated to the deputies, he had forgotten. >> reporter: in a statement wednesday, winston said he had gone to the supermarket to purchase dinner but made a terrible mistake, for which i'm taking full responsibility. but police say once winston r

winston also play baseball for florida state. the school has suspended him for that from the team. >>> water from the sacramento river gushing into the san pablo creek. about five and 42 billion gallons will be pumped in the san pablo reservoir and eventually into the east bay customers for the summer months. we decided to see if customers downtown oakland could tell the difference between the old tap water in the new supply. >> supply. >> which one is better? >> no difference. >> that one. >> both of them are fine with me actually. >> maybe just because it's hot. >> east bay mud said it's been planning for drought conditions for decades. bu till he says that new supply should fill customer needs until the end of this year. they are still encouraging customers to continue cutting back on their water use 10%. >>> senate republicans locked the vote to wage minimum rage it would've raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 over the next 30 months. republicans objected saying it would wind up costing jobs. democrats argue t

winston was accused of rape last year.because of lack of evidence. >>> and hockey and the series three deciding games. the l.a. kings taking down san jose 5-1. >> the minnesota wild needed overtime to finally put away the colorado avalanche, 5-4. and the rangers took a close one from the flyers, winning 2-1. by the way, new york has never lost a game seven at home. >>> there's also plenty of nba action to tell you about. >> last night's highlights, now, from our friends at espn. >> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in bristol. along with kenny mayne, i'm stan verrett. nba playoff action from wednesday night. kenny's going to tell you about it. >> 2-2 series. tony parker. his fiancee just had a baby. he has a bad ankle. who says obamacare doesn't work? he is working it. spurs up 101-94. 52 seconds to go. spurs up five. parker to tim duncan. he travels and then scores. spurs go on to win it, 109-103. they take a 3-2 series lead. parker had 23 points. dirk nowitzki was sad. >>> rockets taking on the bla

heisman's trophy winning quarterback jameis winston has now been suspended from the school's baseball a superstar and follows his latest run-in with the law and he admitted to taking $32 worth of crab legs and craw fish from a local supermarket on tuesday. sheriff's deputies questioned him at his apartment after the store complained. >> in a post-miranda interview he did, in fact, acknowledge that he left publix without paying for the items. he indicated to the deputies he had forgotten and when he got home he realized that he had not paid, but he, in pack, had made no effort to contact publix or returned to pay prior to the deputies' arrival. >> he was issued a civil citation and by performing 20 hours of community service can avoid having a criminal record and this follows last december's high-profile decision by the florida state's attorneys office not to prosecute winston on charges of sexually assaulting a woman a year earlier. those were the allegations. joining me now live nbc news network rob sime simulcaar. >> we know what is over his head as well as all of these young athlet

to the same extent winnie green was an ardent admirer of winston churchill. a teasing relationship developed between the two with the chef greeting mrs. green every day with good morning mrs. green, heil hitler and winnie retortinf hyle churchill. the staff lunches became this lively tit-for-tat back-and-forth with the chef crowing over any positive german war news. have you heard the news mrs. green? germany has taken yugoslavia. one day it was we have got the battleship to which when winnie came back several days later with pretty good news, we got the bismarck. now the danger for a subjugated people in such joking exchanges i think it's pretty apparent. in this case the chef and winnie green are in areas commenting on patriotism and war and matters of life and death and pretty soon the levity started to wear away. the comments became more bitter and full of meaning and finally one day the chef said to winnie, would you like some rice pudding mrs. green? yes, please she replied. only if you say heil hitler the chef david and after a few seconds when he burs

winston completed 20 hours of community service. florida state suspended winston from the school's baseball team until that was done. a hospital in ohio is celebrating a rare twin birth for the second time in a week. meet janiyah and amaya . they are what's called "mono mono" twins. in their mother's womb, they developed in the same amniotic sac... and shared the same placenta. mom spent the final 5 weeks of her pregnancy in the hospital. her daughters were delivered by c-section. both girls appear to be perfectly healthy, even though they were born more than a month premature. >> there were so little. >> i am so happy right now i just want to see them up close a bit for the first time. >>just last week, another pair on mono-mono twins, jillian and jenna, actually held hands, moments after they were born. the two are expected to remain in the hospital for about a month... and then go home with mom and dad to meet their 5- year-old big brother. i'm sure he will be thrilled. by that twins set. his good days are over. >> he has a few y

politician is arrested for quoting winston churchill. >> way to get on top of it. >> over the week, inritain a politician named paul weston was arrested for quoting a churchill passage critical of muslims. >>. >> islamism is a mill i tant this is because if they have to admit that there is a serious problem with islam, then they would have to do something about it. >> so winston churchill wrote that in 1899 when he was 25 in sudan. if two people are in a pub and somebody overhears them, they hear somebody making racial statements. >> the fact is now churchill is seen as another dead white male and probably racist. the danger in limiting speech though in a pub you decrease options for outrage which increases violence in other ways. i think england what they should do, they should create a read churchill day. everyone on a certain day go out and read churchill. you can't arrest 100,000 people for completing a sentence. that's exactly what they should do. >> kimberly, let me ask you this, police here in the united states, i don't think this would ever happen because we have the first amen

winston claimed he forgot to pay. now, i don't know about you, but that happens to me all the time.m sorry, i forgot to pay. >> especially with seafood. that could happen. >> fresh crab legs. it happens all the time. >> you want to get it on the barbecue. >> we'll be right back. [ laughter ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> david letterman is next with adam sandler. >> billy madison. >> good edit. >> goodnight. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm mike. >> david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

winston claimed he forgot to pay. now, i don't know about you, but that happens to me all the time.y. >> especially with seafood. that could happen. >> fresh crab legs. it happens all the time. >> you want to get it ,, ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> david letterman is next with adam sandler. >> billy madison. >> good edit. >> goodnight. ,,,,,,,, >> announcer: get ready, in your area . real-estate millionaires scott and amie yancey, the stars of a&e's hit reality-tv show "flipping vegas," have chosen your area to hold a free one-of-a-kind live event that will show you exactly how you could start making money in real estate right now, right here in your area, even if you currently have no cash, no credit, and no real-estate experience. and here to tell you all about it is your host, suzanne sena.

yeah, jameis winston, you hear about this?lifted $32 worth of crab legs from a a florida grocery store. [ light laughter ] not good. experts say that if he doesn't clean up his act, and stop breaking the law, he could end up in the nfl. [ laughter ] and you gotta watch that stuff. that's right. jameis winston stole crab legs from a florida grocery store. that's not such a big deal. in fact, i just read a study that says most college kids get crabs when they're in florida. [ laughter ] a very popular thing. >> steve: they don't get just one. they get like a whole case. [ imitating chris rock ] >> jimmy: "basement crack! like a five star crack. this barely gets half a star and yells crack." [ light laughter ] a lot of people are excited about this. the kentucky derby is this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] i'm excited about that. they have officially announced the lineup for the big race which includes horses named california chrome, wildcat red and wicked strong. and of course that means there are some horses that did not make

winston says he simply forgot to pay.o they give him a ticket to make him serve 20 hours of service. so it's become a meme with his crab legs. i want to know the strangest thing you've ever on purpose or by accident allegedly stole? maybe you had a mint but then your mom made you pay a nickel for it. and fs embarrassing. use the #waytooearly. that might have happened to me. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the raptors running up the score on the nets. but brooklyn had a come back. the giveaway that had toronto fans liking the three. >>> and he's carrying a small dog, but that doesn't mean he's lacking confidence. the daring question this man asked an l.a. reporter. women like dogs and kids with men, right? it always works. that when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ jeff... hey, scott! this is no time for lollygaggin', lad. the chickweed and the dandelions are wreakin' mad havoc! now's the time to send in the scotts turf builder weed & feed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. feed your law

. >>> new video of heisman trophy winner jameis winston's latest run-in with the law.eillance video showing winston ordering crab legs at a tallahassee grocery store and then walking out without paying. the incident took place last month. he apologized and said he forgot to pay for the seafood. he was issued with a civil citation, not charged with a crime. >>> well, some incredible video surfacing overnight of flooding in eastern europe. entire towns in bosnia and serbia are cut off. a raging river in one bosnian town ripped a bridge off of its foundation and sent it crashing into another. take a listen. oh. serbia's premier calls it the worst flooding ever, with more rain in one day than in four months. >>> and here's some quick thinking by a mailman and a police officer. it prevented a tragedy near spartanburg, south carolina. take a look. the owner was working on this truck when it began to run circles in reverse. it knocked down the owner, who was delivered to safety by the mailman. and it took the officer a couple of moments to figure out how to stop it before it

she died at her home in winst winston-sal winston-salem, north carolina, where she taught at wake forest since 1982. angelou was 86 years old. >>> let's talk about women a little more and talk about the most powerful women in the world. "forbes" annual list is out, and some of the top names may not surprise you. imf managing director christine lagarde at number five, the president of brazil is fourth while melinda gates sits at number three. janet yellen is second on this list. and at number one, german chancellor angela merkel. the list made us wonder who do you think should sit at number one? tweet us your most creative answers using #waytooearly. we look forward to hearing from you. >>> still ahead on "way too early," lebron james has what may have been his worst game, but the heat were still in a position to close out the pacers. did miami's supporting cast come through in the clutch? >>> and strapped in and ready to fly. this base-jumping dog is pretty cool, but it's not the only animal ride we have planned for the cooler. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right

winston move closer to campus to be his son's own minder?out not getting into trouble then? how about that. >> wait a minute it, would be all right? >> we'll get security for you kid, so you don't get into trouble. how about you grow up and just don't get into trouble? >> women have self-control. i don't know a man who could deal with that. >> a lot of great coaches take a lot of ownership on their athletes. i wonder where the coach is on this. >> i bet he is for it. >> i bet he is for it. >> makes his life easier. >> hey, dad your kids may bug you for money or plead for you to buy them something but there are two virtues they really want and need from you that money can't buy. what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app mak

green was an admirer of winston churchill. teasing relationship developed between the two when he would creature every day with good morning and mrs. greene dash hitler and she would say good corning high-yield churchill. it became a tit-for-tat when the chef would go over the news. germany is taking yugoslavia or one day it was we have a the battleship bin he came back we got to bismarck the danger for subjugated people with such joking exchanges is apparent in this case the chef are commenting on patriotism or life of death dennis started to wear away in the comments were more bitter with meaning than one day the chef said would you like some rice pudding? yes please she replied. >> only if you say heil hitler and after a few seconds she burst forth with to help with hitler for rice pudding and one made with skim milk. this is really important number one the she defiantly verified she received six months in a prison in france they found those incidents as a serious disruption to the seamless functioning of domination. as lon

he has a lot of standing room in this business. >> al hunt joining us on the phone from winston, salem north carolina. inc. you so much. for more on the story behind jill abramson's exit from the new york times, here's charlie rose's interview and a portion with ken auletta. reported that abramson's exit was due to a pay gap between her and her predecessor. >> jill abramson discovered several weeks ago that her pay is less than the person she succeeded. she finds out, she finds out that she is getting paid 500 -- her salary is 500 or $3000 per year. she goes to arthur and mark thompson and complains. payalso finds out that her -- she finds out that washington bureau chief, her pay was lower than the person -- >> is there any explanation for this? >> there are always explanations. in the case of the washington bureau chief it was phil. he was on the editorial board. he was making more money. >> i don't think that is a good explanation for why the comanaging editor -- >> you think someone does in the glare of the new york times would say we cannot afford to pay any sort of salary a woman

winston- salem mayor said that the shoes found by a health report freak jim's best and first above autobiographiest the first or i know why the of--maya angelou dies at age 86. which of and to do if my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. s fifth is if assists him as moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. as hill aha has some gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three ba

on my -- people that i felt comfortable with would be for seat 1 mark rumold, seat 2ali winston, seat 5 allyson washburn, and seat 9 chris hyland. so, the ones i actually named were all reappointments or they are specific to a group. that's what i would like to move forward with. so -- >> it appears that we are in agreement on three appointments today and unfortunately there are only two of us. so, it looks like david pilpel seat 6, [speaker not understood] fishier [speaker not understood]. with those three can we perhaps make a motion to send those forward to the full board with the committee report? the city attorney has something to say. >> mr. chair, we were going to recommend that you duplicate the hearing file. send the original one, make a motion, and submit out. as a committee report, the duplicated file amended to only indicate the remaining seats and then continue that to the call of the chair. >> do i need to make that -- do we need to make that [speaker not understood]? >> okay. so, i'd like to make a motion to duplicate the file. we will keep one file continued to the cal

. >> this is jameius winston, the quarterback who won the national championship this year -- won the heisman. >> his response was, i didn't think it was so expensive. so shell-fish -- there is winston with the $38 in crab legs that he didn't pay for and says he just forget to pay for them. >> there was the kid at yukon who said i go to bed hungry every night because the ncaa won't let me have a sandwich. >> that was actually a very cool thing he said. of yukon. he said look, we're only allowed to eat until seven, i got teenage boys, they ate until 11:00. so i think they have fixed that i am totally proud -- not for them to be paid because i think it is impossible for them to be paid with title nine. you pay a football player you definitely have to pay a football athlete. what i'm proud of is, they're taking a very brave stance. if they're hurt their freshman year, that is not covered. they have no say in all of these hours. there is almost no limit on how often these coaches can make them work. it is an eight-hour job just playing basketball or football in division one. and then they

officials in winston county, still don't know how many homes were damage, the destruction rolls on for miles the result of a storm system that killed nine people, in this town alone. michelle's drown son was sleeping when the storm struck. he is in the hospital, still, he has -- he survived afghanistan, and he survived -- he's been out two years july will be two years. and then this he survived this. >> i have to ask, how do you pull it together to be able to say i'm going to rebuild and stay in mississippi after this? >> mississippi is isny home. ly be 46 years old tomorrow, this is my home. my family is here, and i have always dreamed of having a house that had everybody in it. and i lost everything but we can get it back. >> a family determined not to pull up stakes because their roots are so firmly planted here. robert gray, al jazeera, lewisville mississippi. forcing sterling to get rid of his team. john henry smith has more. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life donald sterling may be banned for life, but for now, the billionaire still owns the clippers. now some heavy hitters ma

surrender tokyo bay for the most decorated soldiers of world war xi of metal fonder was honored by winston churchill in arguably the most disliked and even reviled figure in american military history. and there is the rub. the challenge for the biographer. how do understand a man who was so disliked, believe me how do you square the adl that this prejudiced and narrow minded man was also also, i think, one of the most brilliant military leaders in our history? it comes down to two words. chairman. -- harry truman. they dismissed him are fired him or however you put it and brought him back to the united states the great hero standing ovation in the u.s. congress then as macarthur himself would put it then put away like every old soldier with a very unofficial opinion poll macarthur insisted he was the worst ahead of the dick arnold. [laughter] the trader. so when i began this book i tried to figure out these contradictions with the complex care of dash character. instead of casting the shadow for word as to how we understand him now i cast the shadow back. if you cast it back in see him as

>> beautiful is not the word for winston but i do have a dog. >> we love winston. >> we're happy you're you. >> he's such a sweetie. forget snail mail birth announce manies. more and more kids are making sure there's a visible presence. you're a day old and now everywhere. they're registering babies with their own web addresses, even their own facebook and instagram fees and twitter handles. how young is too young? >> i know this takes us kind of far a field but like identity theft. you have so much information out. the kid just got here. you're a mom and i know your kids are older and i don't believe they're as old as you say they are because you look 15. >> thank you. >> would you have done this? >> no. absolutely not. >> why not? >> it's too much. you can't keep tracks whof is looking at your kid. i don't do it now with my children. no one knows who my children are and that's because i don't want them to. it's too much. >> is it hard in hollywood to keep that kind of -- and i know this has nothing to do with digital presence but just everybody is all over you with social media. how d

jenny joins now from winston-salem north carolina.enny, and your twitter handle is at pickle ladies. and i don't understand one thing. cucumbers, i feel like they're like onions, they grow everywhere in the world. and why does anybody need to buy them from somewhere else? >> basically in north carolina, they're produced in two seasons, and we have no junk in our jars, so we're sharing north carolina goodness all around the world. >> you started in exporting, and you were exporting to the united kingdom and my hometown in canada. and in 2011, you started sending pickles to china. tell me about this. >> basically, the north carolina agriculture department and exporting department brought qualified buyers to north carolina. it was an inbound trade mission, and they sampled all north carolina goodness, and they fell in love with miss jenny's pickles, and we made a deal that day to export to china. >> what did you know about exporting to china, and how did you get any know how? i bet your pickles are great. but how would you know how to ex

it's my pleasure to bring up my friend bobby winston he is one of our cities major enclosures before we started the small property owner he was the founder and producer the shakespeare festive value and today, i'm recognizing him always the owner of bay crossing it is one the flagships and ferry building prout transmit information and consumer support to over one hundred and 25 thousand visitors and locals every year. they've helped to feature articles of interest on the san francisco bay area for the mar time issues of interests we get to experience in the bay. in addition to the business bay crossing and bobby's folks are involved in the local community. last year they took the lead no installing the beloved sign at the ferry building this is for deputies and children to see what the ferry building was and is in the 21st century. colleagues a few years ago the legislation was to build courts near the ferry buildings working in papering with the force.com and the rec and park department bobby and others took it upon themselves to launch an incredibly popular botch i didn't league in

>>murieron esta maÑana en la ciudad de winston.alizaban labores en la construcciÓn de un puente, que conecta a los dos condados. investiga este accidente. ♪ >> mientras tanto, san josÉ, las autoridades anunciaron una recompensa con el fin de capturar a un ladrÓn, que optó con brutalidad de violencia en un atraco. beatriz ferrari nos informa. cuÉntanos. >> el asalto fue capturado en video. mitre la policÍa investiga, esta naciÓn ha llamado para resolver el caso. >> las imÁgenes son estremecedoras. se presenta momentos en que un hombre entra una tienda apuntando una escopeta, amenazando los empleados y clientes del negocio y golpeando a uno de ellos en la cara. la vÍctima cayÓ al piso. todo ocurre a las 10:30 de la maÑana del 9 de mayo, en san josÉ. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> el mensaje los criminales, es que esto no se tolera, dijo el concejal en una conferencia frente al local asaltado. una recompensa de 1000 $ junto con la organizaciÓn, para quien de datos que conduzcan a la detenciÓn del sospechoso. ( habla en inglÉs ) no hay suficie

it wasn't that particular pack of winston cigarettes that caused you your cancer. >> in a statement said, they've always operated the power station in an environmentally responsible manner. >> growing up, i don't remember going to so many funerals. >> sereta hernandez dpru u -- gw up on the res. she lives in the house her father built. each suffers from respiratory problems and each needs a form of medication. >> this is the one my son has to take to help control the asthma. we have inhalers, we have nebulizers, my son takes a steroid at night to help control it. my daughter has headache medicines, and her headaches don't go away. >> in this david and goliath killing the payutes. it is no secret, coal are plants kill. in the united states alone, that's why it's time to close the dirty relic. [applause] >> like many reservations the moapa payute community is plagued with poverty unemployment and alcoholism. >> nobody knows what you go through, i'm a mother, one day be a grandmother and i'm just glad they won't be poisoning the future generations, that hopefully we will be able to overcome

. >> though she was living in winston salem, north carolina she had strong ties to the bay area. >> carolyn tyler met with her many times. >> maya angelou was not born in san francisco, but she spent her for ma tiff years here. operating a street car like this was an early accomplishment. she was only 16 when she became the first black female conductor. she told oprah winfrey how she did it. >> i went back to my mother and said they wouldn't let me apply. she said do you know why? i said yes because i am a negro. show said yes, but do you want the job? i said yes and she said go get it. >> she was singing in san francisco to support her young son. her writing had similar grace and movement. she has been hailed by her auto auto-biographies "i know why the caged bird sings" was a best seller in 1969. many got to know the legendary author at president bill clinton's 19903 inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this daybreaking for you. give birth to the dream. women, children, men, take it to the palm of your hands. >> she was a poet, historian and civil rights activist. in 1985 she appeared

color one is existing the one that commissioner antonini is referring to say between eucalyptus and winston and near mercy high school in that location the station will be at the level of the stones town parking lot and i actually i've seen it before they used to have a legal crossing and it was dangerous so they now have a fence i've seen the students run across and it makes me cringe so this is a natural desire line. >> you caution you you're going tunnels i mean maybe this is a part of town you'll not have issues with graffiti and others things that took place there. >> i think the personal security idea is one you have to do the right maintenance and design and planning for there are examples of how to do that i think would one of the interesting opportunity we've built strong relationships with the high school and there are stations i believe the asian pacific islander street station there's tuntsdz to build that into the adjacent landowners. >> and additional considerations to the north with a couple of the lines coming in i think you should include continue to include or give thought

. >> standing behind him that day was a 15-year-old schoolboy, robin winstone. >> he led for the third>> he was ready for postwar british success. >> very formal in those days. this is the results of the one mile. >> nothing was heard after that. there was bedlam. >> he set this on may the sixth and did not last long. just 46 he was beaten days later by his great australian rival. like everest before him and the moon landings after, bannister was one of those great who did it first. because of that, he will always be remembered. >> a magnificent win for great britain. >> the man who created a brief time in history. duncan kennedy, bbc news. race and it amazing changed the course of running. that brings the program to a close. you can find out much more on our website. from all of us here, thank you so much for watching and i will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense if international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years

. >>> jamis winston's shoplifting spree, the football/baseball star decided to steal crab legs. three-game suspension and 20 hours community service for crab legs. >>> johnny manziel sign there, now it's there. they're labeled johnny cash t-shirts. >> nice. >> after striking a deal with the nfl. that's probably got. >> speckled bonnet for saturday, the preakness. >> speckled ? what are you talking about? >> like sparkles on it. >> speckled, huh. >> like bill karins. >> yeah. >> i can give him 100 bucks if he could spell bespeckled right now. >> you can't even say it. >>> the fires that continue to burn in california. it was 102 in downtown l.a. that's not phoenix or vegas. i mean, it's not supposed to be that hot. it was one of the hottest temperatures ever recorded in downtown l.a. yesterday. today is cooler. it's still dry. fire danger will greatly be reduced this weekend. a ton of flooding concerns. show you where we have flash flood warnings, a couple of them 30 miles to the west of d.c. as far as the heavy rains go, they're shifting out of north carolina into eastern north

. >> though she was living in winston salem, north carolina she had strong ties to the bay area. >> carolyn tyler met with her many times. >> maya angelou was not born in san francisco, but she spent her for ma tiff years here. operating a street car like this was an early accomplishment. she was only 16 when she became the first black female conductor. she told oprah winfrey how she did it. >> i went back to my mother and said they wouldn't let me apply. she said do you know why? i said yes because i am a negro. show said yes, but do you want the job? i said yes and she said go get it. >> she was singing in san francisco to support her young son. her writing had similar grace and movement. she has been hailed by her auto auto-biographies "i know why the caged bird sings" was a best seller in 1969. many got to know the legendary author at president bill clinton's 19903 inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this daybreaking for you. give birth to the dream. women, children, men, take it to the palm of your hands. >> she was a poet, historian and civil rights activist. in 1985 she appeared

that the winston story at florida state. whether or not that investigation was botched or not.at vanderbile naval academy. they are happening all around the country. >> jon: aren't they also happening outside -- we can't assume that sexual assault or in this case they were exonerated but that these types of activities are somehow relegated to the universities. it's a problem in society. as most problems are. universities are merely a microcosm, if i may use that word. >> jon: yeah. >> of larger issues in society. why this became such an amazing story. i mean really it's unprecedented in its scale and the media attention it focused. these kids just thought we'll have a party where we'll just drink all day. there might be underage drinking going on and have a great idea of inviting strippers to come to our house instead of going to a strip club which we usually do and next thing we know their lives up upset for certainly the next 15 ms. of this situation before they were declared innocent by the stoarnlg of state of north carolina -- attorney general of the state of north carolin

. >>> jameis winston has ticketed or was ticketed for of all things stealing that, crab legs. $32 worth. the florida state stars with accused late last year of sexual assault, but was not officially charged by police. as for the crab legs, well, the 20-year-old says he just forgot to pay for them. >>> bertha coombs has the business report. good morning, bertha. >> stock closed out april with gains. the dow jones industrial average, the third straight monthly gain. the nasdaq fell for the second straight month. looking for data today on unemployment, consumer income and spending, and earnings from exxonmobil. facebook introducing new privacy features letting users limit how much of their personal information is seen by third person sites and apps. facebook is also testing an anonymous log-in. >>>tatoes rejoice. hulu is launching an ad that will allow you to order pizza from pizza hut from within the ad. it could be expanded to other advertisers in the future, because that's what we need, one less reason to get up off the couch. >> fried chicken and soda, we would be all set. >>> the late

by this severe tornadic outbreak earlier on monday. 14 people have lost their lives, 10 alone in winstony here, unfortunately a little boy was the number 10. his parents died as well as in the tornado. this is what was once a medical center, we are told. if you look at some of the debris -- here is a pair of pants just laying here. medical equipment all over the place, an american flag you can see is hoisted as there are so many places around town and so many disaster zones. it makes people feel comfortable. but the question is now, can some people accordly afford to rebuild? and how will they move forward? in the pour estate in america life just got even tougher. >> reporter: moore than a third of louisville, mississippi residents already lived in poverty. paralyzed on one side, dennis relies on a disability check to pay his rent, just $300 a month. >> reporter: in the last ten years, two other tornados have touched down here, each time, dennis stayed, thinking it could never happen again. >> reporter: so much of louisville, mississippi looks like this. most of the people here in this a

. >> though she was living innston winston salem, north carolina she had strongarea. bay area. >> carolyn tyler met with her many times. >> maya angelou was not born in san francisco, but she spent her for ma tiff years here. operating a street car like this was an early accomplishment. she was only 16 when she became the first black female conductor. she told oprah winfrey how she did it. >> i went back to my mother and said they wouldn't let me apply. she said do you know why? i said yes because i am a negro. show said yes, but do you want the job? i said yes and she said go get it. >> she was singing in san francisco to support her young son. her writing had similar grace and movement. she has been hailed by her auto auto-biographies "i know why the caged bird sings" was a best seller in 1969. many got to know the legendary author at president bill clinton's 19903 inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this daybreaking for you. give birth to the dream. women, children, men, take it to the palm of your hands. >> she was a poet, historian and civil rights activist.