christi, victor? >> thank you very much. >>> let's talk about the suspect paul ciancia. he grew up in pennsville, new jersey and recently moved to l.a. he is 23. he attended an all-boys catholic high school in wilmington, delaware between 2009 and 2008 and obtained ocho motorcycle mechanic certificate. his father owns a repair shop and he was unemployed. his mother died back in 2009 after battling multiple score row sis. >> he's the first line of officer to die in the line of duty. he joined in 2010 and leaves behind a grieving wife and two children. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have been 40 next year. i'm fully devastated. we are all heart broken and we'll miss him dearly. >> two other tsa officers were shot in friday's rampage, as well. they survived. >>> airports in and around new york are stepping up security following the deadly shooting at lax. new york's port authority tells cnn it increased at jfk, laguardia and new york airports and local check poin

zçzçtó >> victor: what's going on? >> nikki: i have this odd feeling that things concerning me have been happening that i know nothing about. >> victor: who have you been talking to? >> nikki: i had a visitor today. you won't believe what diane said to me. and now, victor, i need to know, what have you been hiding from me? what in the world is going on? >> diane: michael. thanks for coming by so quickly. >> michael: please tell me you didn't have another run-in with victor. >> diane: no, better -- nikki. >> michael: oh. she came over and read you the riot act? >> diane: oh, hardly. i went looking for her. >> michael: why would you do

here is victor blackwell. >> we are kendrick johnson. that's my child and we'll fight until it's over, until we get the truth. that's all we ask for is the truth what happened to kendrick job son. >> reporter: jackelyn johnson and her husband kenneth hope to find that truth in the video the day the 17-year-old died. look carefully, there he is in a white t-shirt and jeans carrying a yellow folder. the johnsons have this folder as the result of a lawsuit. cnn filed a motion to get access to the video. investigators told the johnsons and their attorneys that kendrick climbed into a gym mat reaching for this shoe and his death was an accident. >> they know their child did not climb into a wrestling mat, get stuck and die. where is that video? >> reporter: the sheriff's office says that moment was not recorded. the johnsons also question moments in the surveillance video like this one. kendrick is seen running in the gym and then another image appears showing other students. it jumps from one moment to another. the johnson's attorney says th

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>> well, we'll see, victor. i think the important thing here is that the president was actually listening to the american people, especially that important small but important 5% of americans who are receiving their cancellation notices. they were scared and they were upset, and the president has actually responded to that. and in fact, some insurers, even some who met with the president yesterday at the white house said that they're glad that the president did this because their own customers were scared and were anxious and this gives them the ability to calm them down, to assure them they're able to continue those plans if they want to, and i think importantly, it also gives them a year to figure out if there are better plans out there, which there already, that they can go onto the insurance marketplace and buy those plans. that's what the year really is focused on doing. and that's why part of the fix makes insurers tell those customers what else is available out there and what those current plans don't cov

>> things have been peaceful, victor. everywhere we've been over the last 24 hours we have soon looting, we've seen people carrying off all sorts of objects, obviously food. it is looting or just plain survival? this day 500 military personnel flew in from manila joined by 500 special police later in the day. so there is 1,000 boots on the ground, if you like, here. part of that job is to restore law and order here. it is lawless. it is not the sort of lawlessness where you expect where you feel that you're in deep personal danger. there is no tensions in the city that i can detect. people weren't turning on each other. i did hear reports from people there that there had been some home invasions of gangs of people looking for food. this is a desperate situation. as you said, it is now only unfolding the shear extent of the destruction along this whole coast. if you take this city and multiply that by many, many other towns and villages, you get a picture of just what could be. >> and the world food program is reporting it

allison, victor? >> alexandra, what about the marathon bombing survivors? do we know that there's anything special planned specifically for them? >> reporter: it should be the most moving moment of this entire day, as we're told the red sox will stop just about when they make it to the marathon finish line, just down boylston street that way. we're told they have plan, some sort of tribute. but the details have not been released, so that's a moment we'll wait to see together. allison, victor? >> okay, alexandra field, thank you. >>> the boston marathon finish line has been a strong symbol for the red sox and their fans this entire season. you may remember wednesday night after the red sox won the world series, fans kissed the finish line in celebration. that finish line is part of the parade route today, as alexandra said. >> yeah, a bittersweet image for a lot of people in boston. the sight of so much pain as those bombs went off in april. but now, a symbol of hope as the city moves forward, stronger

>> it is victor, yes. usually, when you see this kind of meningitis on a campus, it's meningitis "c." so this is very, very unusual. and of course, meningitis "b" is not in the vaccine that we currently use. that's why they have to go abroad to get a vaccine that has been used in europe and australia. >> so do we know why this thing is unusual? it has not affected the faculty at princeton. it seems it's only the college students that are becoming infected, do we know why? >> we don't, and isn't that curious, zoraida. and you know, this also a disease that occasionally occurs more frequently just in the state of oregon in the united states. and we've never understood that either. so, why this is occurring is not clear. but the trick that everybody's working on now, the cdc, the new jersey department of health, the folks at princeton, is how to stop it. how to prevent further cases. >> so, there's this possibility they could bring in this vaccine that's only been approved abroad. what's the protocol for this

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here's victor blackwell. >> that's my child. we're going to fight until it's all over until we get the truth. that's all we've ever asked for the truth about what happened to him. >> reporter: jacqueline and her husband hope to find that truth in the hundreds of hours of surveillance video recorded the day sheriff's investigators say the 17-year-old died. look carefully. there he is, in the white t-shirt and jeans carrying a yellow folder. the johnsons now have this video as a result of a lawsuit. cnn filed its own motion to get access to all the video. investigators in lowndes county georgia told the johnsons and their attorneys kendrick climbed into a gym mat reaching for this shoe and his death was an accident. >> they know their child did not climb into a wrestling mat, get stuck and die. where's that video? >> reporter: the sheriff's office says that moment was not recorded. the johnsons also question moments in the surveillance video like this one. kendrick is seen running in the gym and then another image appears showing

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> 43 million people are expected to travel this holiday weekend, or this thanksgiving week. i'm one of them. you're not. you're staying at home. >> you have fun with that. >> i will. >> you have fun with that. >> here's the problem. severe weather could hamper the travel plans. >> snow is already causing headaches for drivers in colorado. look what they're dealing with here. more could be on the way, too, in sometime time for the holidays. several states we know are already under a winter storm warning. already the west has been hammered by severe weather, from icy road conditions in oklahoma city to flooding in arizona and california and snow in nevada. now, the weather out west has been difficult and dangerous. in california alone, strong winds downed trees and power lines in the san francisco bay area. high winds are also being blamed for stoking the wildfire in napa county. and a man had to be pulled from the fast-moving water of the santa ana rive

blackwell, cnn, macon, georgia. >> our thanks to victor for that report. let's tip our hat to victor right now who is doing tenacious reporting on this story and pushing for answers for weeks and weeks. >> hopefully, kendrick's family can get some effort of closure. >> absolutely. >>> got a shocking political scandal brewing. a big city mayor caught on tape smoking crack. police apparently have the video of toronto myer rob ford doing that, smoking crack. the rumors have been swirling for a while. ford has denied them. thursday, he vowed not to step down. >> no reason to resign. i'm going to go back to return my phone calls and be out doing what the people elected me to do and not spend taxpayers money and run a great government. >> police say the video was recovered during a drug and gang related raid. it has thrown canada's biggest city into turmoil. still the police of chief says nothing to warrant criminal charges but he did add as a citizen of the city i'm disappointed. >> this has been going on so much time and so much controversy and so much intrigu

. >> i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom. >>> we'll get to the verdict in a moment, but we don't want you to miss history in the making, and that's what we have now at the international space station. >> it's really cool. look at this. the olympic torch is on its first space walk. two russian cosmonauts carried out of the international space station. now, the torch has been in space before, in '96 for the atlanta games, but not outside. the torch will leave tomorrow with three crew members who are returning to earth. now, just a moment ago, they were holding the torch, waving -- of course, not list, because there's no oxygen to support a flame in space -- but then, this will continue on the relay route leading up to the winter games in sochi, russia. >> take a look at -- this cannot be easy, you know, maneuvering anything out there. but with this in hand, as well. you know he doesn't want to let go of it and lose it. >> that's true. i'm sure it's a great honor to be able to carry the torch. i'm su

victor? >> well, listen, i took advantage of the extra hour by staying out an extra three hours. >> there you go. >> math was never my strong suit, but we are here and it's a great sunday morning. >> i went to bed but kept thinking my alarm was not going to go off and i would be late. >> we will bring you the news. >> we want to talk about the attack and how it went down at the l.a.x. airport. >> paul ciancia shot a tsa officer had pointed blank range and then left and came back moments later to shoot him again. his weapon of choice, it's that .223 caliber assault rifle. >> and hernandez. his wife is just devastated. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, son, and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated and we are all heartbroken and will miss him dearly. >> paul ciancia is in the hospital now and was shot in the chest. he faces two charges. >> terminal three at l.a.x., by the way, is open this morning. >> reporter: investigators are still piecing together their timelin

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. texas senator ted cruz was that the hot seat with jay leno, watch. >> i've been reading a lot about you lately and they describe you as aggressive, arrogant and abrasive. accurate? >> right out of the gate, man! >> wow! >> he did not waste time. we'll have more on ted cruz's appearance on leno in a few moments. five things you need to no for your "new day." >>> number one, stunning developments over night, a jury finding dr. macneill guilty of drugging and murdering his wife back in 2007. one of macneill's daughters said her mother finally has justice. during the trial, a prosecution witness she admitted she had an affair before and after his wife's death. he'll be sentenced on january 7th. >>> more than 100 bodies were found in just one city after what's likely the strongest storm ever recorded. devastated the philippines. just take a look at that storm surge there. typhoon haiyan hit the islands with winds up to 235 miles per hour. catastrophic damage to areas with hundreds of thous

>> hi, victor. essentially he's right, you have one terrorist on his way to departure area at the gate which means he's very close to being able to get to aircraft. and some of those aircraft may have had open doors with pilot it's in cockpit, preparing to take off. and if one person can get through tsa and get that far into the terminal, into the departure area, what would two people do, what would three people do especially with assault rifles. so his point if 12 trained people like the mumbai attack in november of 2008 had arrived in a shuttle, jumped out on the sidewalk, ran into the airport, yes, really not going to encounter significant law enforcement. you know, we don't know when. in this case, this individual gets past tsa. and we're not sure how many armed police officers are in that terminal area. but they certainly were not in close proximity to the tsa location where they were shot and the one officer killed. >> let's talk about this because a law enforcement official tells cnn that arm

i'm kristi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> the u.s. and other world towers reach an historic deal with iran. it freezes a good chunk of their nuclear program. iran has to allow what's called intrusive monitoring. in return, it gets sanctions relief. >> at least two deaths are blamed on a deadly winter storm sweeping across the country. the west has been hammered by floods and snow. now, bitter cold and ice are due to sweep into the northeast. this could mean long delays. pack some patience as you head into the thanksgiving holiday. >>> a convenience store clerk and his father accused of trying to rip off their father with a pair of lottery tickets. they lied to the man and paid out winnings as $1,000. the story lotto machine wasn't working problemerly. >>> a home that apparently belongs to miley cyrus was robbed. only a few personal items were taken. they found no evidence of forced entry. representatives did not immediately return our calls for comment. yesterday was supposed to be a happy day, miley's 21st birthday. >> i'm sure it wa

anderson. >> victor blackwell, appreciate it. i want to bring in jeffrey toobin and criminal defense attorney mark geragos. what is the significance of what the federal government did today? >> it's a new set of eyes and you'll have fbi agents looking at the available evidence, perhaps forensic scientists looking at what they can look at but the problem is it's been almost a year since kendrick died. >> the evidence that was collected has already been collected and the evidence that wasn't collected seems like a lot of that. >> there is no way of undoing that and going back to the gym and getting the sneakers and testing the blood on the wall. they will do their best but i don't think anyone should get their hopes up there is going to be a dramatic break in the case, given the fact so much time has passed. >> mark, the u.s. attorney said himself that federal jurisdiction is limited. what exactly does that mean? >> well, it's limited in the sense they don't have -- you're not going to bring a traditional murder case. you may have

this coming from veteran own victor media which released their annual top military friendly employers list. joining me now is former navy pilot sean collins and retired helicopter pilot who served combat in both iraq and afghanistan who is now a military adviser to concerned veterans for americans. god bless to both of you. sean i'll start with you. i read a couple of reports on this. you got usaa, union pacific. you got verizon. nbc universal just hired a couple thousand vets. you're moving. taken a while but moving. >> we are. absolutely. it's nice to see the conversation shift from why hire military to how to actually do it. >> let me ask you why hire military? i mean discipline? leadership? guys and women who think on their feet? don't employers know that especially these big corporations? >> absolutely. i think they do. it has a lot to do with the intangible attributes that's instilled with military service. the message is getting out that hiring military isn't a cause for charity. it's a strategic business case. >> amber, you need discipline in life. you hear all these crazy sto

"new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> he targeted specifically tsa officers. his intent was very, very clear in his note. >> his target was clear, and now so is the pact the lax shooter took to carry out the mission, and what he did to make sure his victim was dead. >>> another bad day for president obama's health care act, but this time it has nothing to doit

good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning. two major developments over the past two days and possibly one more to come today or on monday. the johnsons never believed the official story their conkendrick went into a gym, climbed into a six-foot mat for his shoe, got stuck and died. they believed he was beaten, rolled up and put into the corner and the story about the shoe is a lie, that they believe it is a coverup. they've asked the u.s. attorney to look at this case and michael moore, the u.s. attorney for this region has said he would. he said "facts, not feelings and opinions no matter how sincere are the basis of a legal investigation." he knows a lot of people are passionate. he's falling in the foobi to ge the facts. technical expert is retrieving almost 2,000 hours of video in and around the gym where kendrick was found dead. that's from a lawsuit filed by the johnsons as well as cnn. the coroner will make an announcement possibly today, more likely monday about his decision to open an inquest, the result of a second l

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victor blackwell was there when they heard the news. >> reporter: huddled around a portable television where they staged an eight-month sit in the family of kendrick johnson watched the announcement they have been waiting for. >> i'm of the opinion my office will conduct a formal review of the facts and investigation surrounding the death of kendrick johnson. >> hallelujah, thank you jesus. >> thank you jesus. >> reporter: the second big victory for his family. they were ordered to hand over the full investigative file including the surveillance video. barbara english is his grandmother. >> i'm so happy and i know we trust in the lord and we hadn't been down here rallying for 3 two weeks for nothing. >> reporter: michael moore called in the fbi to assist his office in the investigation and to get answers to several basic questions in the teen's january death. >> first, what was the cause of mr. johnson's death? second, was mr. johnson's death the result of a crime? third, if mr. johnson's death was the result of a crime, who committed that crime? >> reporter: kendrick's parents never b

police have arrested a man in yesterday's shooting of four people in northeast. 51-year-old victor coaley faces charges of assault on intent to kill. no word on why he did it. the three men and one woman in that sooting are expected to recover. >>> in montgomery county, this employee was arrested for bringing a gun to school. an investigation revealed steven lafferty brought the smith and wesson revolver into his office on his desk. he planned to have work done on it after school. while police were searching lafferty, they found drug paraphernalia, he's now out on bond. >>> to prince georges, police want you to look at these guys. they have released pictures of two men wanted for three armed robberies. they were going after atms. they struck wednesday morning in fort washington. they drove away in a silver kia optima. >>> you know we love the dumb dumb criminals. so we'll show you one guy who tried to imitate santa and get down a chimney. that never works out well, but we have video. >> interestingly, it never works out. >> stick around. we're just getting started. >> it's thursday and th

. >> i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom. >>> we'll get to the verdict in a moment, but we don't want you to miss history in the making, and that's what we have now at the international space station. >> it's really cool. look at this. the olympic torch is on its first

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. >> cnn's victor blackwell is joining me now. so, victor, what happens now? will a federal investigator take over the case, or re-evaluate what state and local authorities have done? >> there's a combination. michael moore, the u.s. attorney you just heard from, he will do both a review and an investigation. he says that he's going to go, and with the fbi, with him, go back to valdosta, both to review the case that was completed by the county sheriff's office, but in many way, it will be treated like a cold case. i had a conversation with a former special fbi agent, who says the agents will go there and create some of the file of their own. they're going to interview some of the students who were there that day. they're going to talk to the pathologist and the state medical examiner themselves. so parallel, they're going to review what's happened, but also they're going to create their own investigation and their own investigative file. >> so what we're looking at is videotape, fairly recently released videotape that shows now this young man, kendrick johnson

felt a slice of it in vietnam it was a no i got it or destroy it the problem with the victor in a war is that he believes he's right and believes he has the right to use violence because he's doing the right thing so that's what happened we had we were given a gift in world war two you know we fought it but the soviet union basically wiped out the german war machine they took the brunt of the cash twenty five million russians on us three hundred. four. casualties nothing could hurt so we had this tremendous advantage after world war two we did and roosevelt. if he had lived another three months i think would've kept that alliance we had with the with the with the soviets why because he did not want to become the british empire he saw the problems of the version he did not believe in colonialism colonialism was to be eradicated. and it was not because truman and i have to be took roosevelt's position took a pro british empire position right away winston churchill was one of his biggest allies convinced of the subsidy to take on the soviets as well as the old hard line so from that poin

. >> all right fun stuff that was victor blackwell. we'll have more straight ahead in the newsroom and it begins right now. welcome to the news room. take a look at our top stories right now. toronto's mayor says not going to resign despite photos of him reportedly smoking crack cocaine. >> and snl gets political taking on the topic of race with one

have felt a slice of it in vietnam it was enough i got it war destroys both sides the problem with a victor in a war is that he believes he's right and he believes he has the right to use violence because he's doing the right thing so that that's what happened we had we were given a gift in world war two yeah we fought it but the soviet union basically wiped out the german war machine they took the brunt of the casualties twenty five million russians died us at three hundred some thousand four hundred thousand casualties nothing comparable so we had this tremendous advantage after world war two we did it and roosevelt saw that if he had lived another three months i think would've kept that alliance we had with the with the with the soviets why because he did not want to become the british empire he saw the problems of the version he did not believe in colonialism colonialism was to be eradicated years ago and and it was not because truman and i have to be took roosevelt's position took a pro british empire position right away winston churchill was one of his biggest allies convinced him of

but that would be taking the easy way out, and i want my son to know me as a victor, not a victim. and i want him to know that i survived, loving him. his love got me through. >> could you see his face clearly in your mind? >> yeah. >> could you hear his little voice? >> saying mommy, please don't do it. i need you. >> the interview airs this week. >>> make sure you look before you bite that banana. a british family was forced to leave their home after noticing dozens of spiders hatching from bananas and scurrying across the table and the carpet. these creepy crawlers are brazilian wandering spiders. >> that is cute. >> what is wrong with you? fittingly they're called banana spiders. they are considered the world's most venomous. >> oh, that. >> oh, that, yeah. bill karins with the forecast, too. i'm all messed up because of that video. i love bananas. >> it's a nightmare, right? >> oh, it's so bad. >> you bring some fruit into your house and you're laying in bed and it's creeping on your sheets. >> just do the weather. >> as far as the west, bring the umbrella in the northwest. wa

have felt a slice of it in vietnam it was a no i got it war destroys both sides the problem with the victor in a war is that he believes he's right and he believes he has the right to use violence because he's doing the right thing so that that's what happened we had we were given a gift in world war two you know we fought it but the soviet union basically wiped out the german war machine they took the brunt of the cash twenty five million russians did on us at three hundred some thousand four hundred thousand casualties nothing could burn so we had this tremendous advantage after world war two we did it and roosevelt. if he had lived another three months i think would've kept that alliance we had with the with the with the soviets a lot because he did not want to become the british empire he saw the problems of the version he did not believe in colonialism colonialism was to be eradicated. and it was not. because truman. roosevelt's position took a pro british empire position right away winston churchill was one of his biggest allies convinced of the necessity to take on the soviets as wel

victor investigates. >> that's my child. we are going fight until it's all over. that's all we ever asked for was the truth of what happened. >> reporter: they hope to find that truth in the hundreds of hours of surveillance video recorded the day sheriff's investigators say the 17-year-old died. look carefully. there he is in the white t-shirt and jeans carrying a yellow folder. the johnson's have this video as a result of the lawsuit. investigators in georgia told the johnson's and their attorneys he climbed into a gym mat reaching for this shoe and the death was an accident. >> they know their child did not climb into a wrestling mat, get stuck and die. where is that video? >> reporter: the sheriff's office said that moment was not recorded. the johnson's questioned moments in the surveilness vid owe like this. he's seen running inside the gym, then another video of other students. they can't tell from the surveilness video what happened to kendrick and when the other kids entered. >> we don't have a time code to synchronize the events that are shown in the vid

at this point, it's unclear who the victors might be. >> a strange phone call, someone from the inside reaching out, someone close to the heart of the president's elite force. >> hundreds of covert operations, multiple. >> joining us now jeremy scahill, author of "dirty wars, the world is a battlefield." jeremy, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you have criticized the administration's efforts to normalize and legitimize covert ops. do you think they have been successful in that effort? >> yes. i think barack obama because of who he is, nobel peace prize winner, constitutional lawyer by training has been able to celticly liberals on the idea this is a smarter way of waging war. in fact, there's very little new in war except technology. because of the debates the use of drones inspiring this country there's been a finer point. the u.s. has been in the business of assassination. obama is the first president in modern times to argue the u.s. not only had a right to do it but is right to do it. much of the world disagrees with that. sees convinced liberals this is a smart

are willing to budge from their stance and say the prospect looks very unlikely earlier we spoke with victor done an aide to the leader of france's national front pen and he says it's unsurprising that ukraine is reluctant to go ahead with the deal. they're making interventionism inside the national politics of the crane i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international intern this is difficult questions about you you're too mushing to chase the korean should be thinking twice about these offers which were seen as you will you seeing which even upset the russian friends i mean what does the european union have to offer when it is politically if i did when it's there it is rising unemployment rate rising ukraine is divided into you have a pro european opinion you have pro russian opinion in this country for its history and its geography is complicated let's not make things even worse. a three point six magnitude earthquake has struck an area in north texas it's the strongest tremor in five years no damage or injurie

shots from one continent to another but woods had to settle for a share of third spot as frenchmen victor do we saw claimed his maiden title after winning the turkey show going by two shots. people now and just go must go last their second year early game in a row going down seventy nine points to seventy eight barcelona to stick to force in group a the army men lead by five points at half time but top score one call us not our own knocked up seventeen of his twenty points after the main break to help the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side and about your. hand in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston point how it faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was houston's james harden his top score thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left by steve blake then sent a three pointer over howard to grab a last second victory for the lakers. now it's time for a break but stay tuned for fighting talk and fi

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. >>> san francisco 49ers victorous climbing back into that playoff position. >> i don't want to pour cold water on that, but they played the redskins. >> you're right. and they were set up to allow the 49ers to pass through. more on sfa.com. >> relax. i have to be contrary on that. >> cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> kpix.com for a blog on what colin kaepernick did tonight as well as the raiders. >> bingo. letterman is next. ( 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 alan kalter. and now, covered with three-day grime, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

shots from one continent to another but woods had to settle for a share of third spot as frenchman victor do we saw claimed his maiden title after winning the turkey show going by two shots. but he will now and just go must go last their second year early game in a row going down seventy nine points to seventy at barcelona to stick to force in group a the army men lead by five points at half time but top score one call us not our own knocked up seventeen of his twenty points after the main break to help the home side claim victory and go second behind unbeaten turkish side that never change. and in the n.b.a. the l.a. lakers halted the rockets best start for six years with a ninety nine points to ninety eight victory in houston point how it faced his former side the lakers for the first time but it was houston's james harden his top score thirty five points and the rockets were ninety eight ninety six ahead with three seconds left steve blake then sent a three pointer over howard to grab a last second victory for the lakers. now it's time for a break but stay tuned for fighting talk and f

states howard zinn was a revolutionary thinker who understood that history is too often written by the victors by the powerful which is why then chose to write an alternative narrative on everything from columbus's genocide to the slave trade to the dropping of agent orange across vietnam it's a book written from the people's perspective one that doesn't shy away from the horrible truths indeed the texts that will challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president at purdue university daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false version

states howard zinn was a revolutionary thinker who understood that history is too often written by the victors by the powerful which is wise and chose to write an alternative narrative on everything from columbus's genocide to the slave trade to the dropping of agent orange across vietnam it's a book written from the people's perspective one that doesn't shy away from the horrible truths indeed the texts that will challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president of purdue university c. daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable anti factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. that is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally false ver

states howard zinn was a revolutionary thinker who understood that history is too often written by the victors by the powerful which is wise and chose to write an alternative narrative on everything from columbus's genocide to the slave trade to the dropping of agent orange across vietnam it's a book written from the people's perspective one that doesn't shy away from the horrible truths indeed the texts that will challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president of her do university c. daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable and the factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed a totally false ver

. >>> san francisco 49ers victorous climbing back into that playoff position. >> i don't want to pour cold water on that, but they played the redskins. >> you're right. and they were set up to allow the 49ers to pass through. more on sfa.com. >> relax. i,,,,,,

states howard zinn was a revolutionary thinker who understood that history is too often written by the victors by the powerful which is wise and chose to write an alternative narrative on everything from columbus's genocide to the slave trade to the dropping of agent orange across vietnam it's a book written from the people's perspective one that doesn't shy away from the horrible truths indeed at the texts i would challenge people's long held belief systems which brings us to former governor of indiana mitch daniels currently president of her do university see daniel sought to ban howard zinn's books from all indiana classrooms according to a recently acquired e-mails from two thousand and nine by the a.p. daniels wrote to top state education officials this terrible anti american finally passed away his book is a truly executable and be factual piece of dissent from ation that misstates american history on every page daniels goes on to complain can someone assure me that it's not in use anywhere in indiana. if it is how do we get rid of it before any young people are force fed it totally fals

if you listen to their statements it sounds as if they see themselves the victors. if they reach a final point where there is a be all end all agreement. i think the winners will be the people of iran. they have suffered through economic sanctions and there is a long way to go before the significant sanctions are lifted. here is a taste of what some told us today. >> every one is happy. young people like us we are thinking about kidifficulties i their life. they want to be involved with other countries and make the de best life. >> here is what many iranians are happy about. they are happy about their government standing firm and demanding their right for a pieeaceful program. they believe this was their right and even though it is not written in this agreement. iran will be able to enrich uranium at 5% and that is something iranians are celebrating as well. >> is there a sense that a broader plan will be reached once the six month deal runs out? >> at this point that sense is not there. i think iranians look back at the 34 years of miss trust with washington and th

. >> host: v-victor victor, good afternoon or good morning to you. on major holidays google changes their logo to commemorate historical figures or holidays and this past easter you a post criticizing google for changing their logo commemorating cesar chavez rather than jesus christ and how offensive it was and it was a slap in the face to christians and my question is -- and i see your yarmulke. what is a way like you writing articles like this and also, do you think that something like this demonstrates how kind of polarizing -- i've heard people on the right use bing exclusively in how that came about. >> guest: as far as making a nice jewish boy to defend christianity i would say that jesus was also a nice jewish boy. as far as my belief about christianity, i've always felt that judeo-christian religion is the wellspring of morality in this country, and as a society becomes more secular, freedom for jews to go away alongside freedom for christians. in california there's already a bill moving through the california assembly that would strip the no

have felt a slice of it in vietnam it was a no i got it war destroys both sides the problem with a victor in a war is that he believes he's right and he believes he has the right to use violence because he's doing the right thing so that that's what happened we had we were given a gift in world war two yeah we fought it but the soviet union basically wiped out the german war machine they took the brunt of the cash twenty five million russians died us at three hundred some thousand four hundred thousand casualties nothing comparable so we had this tremendous advantage after world war two we did it and roosevelt saw that if he had lived another three months i think would've kept that alliance we had with the with the with the soviets alive because he did not want to become the british empire he saw the problems of the version he did not believe in colonialism colonialism was to be eradicated years ago and and it was not because truman and i have to be to roosevelt's position took a pro british empire position right away winston churchill was one of his biggest allies convinced him of the ne