, looked at the georgia law. [applause] >> thank you. professor, you have been printed out as the resident academic. i will start with you. we have a series of questions to each of our panelists and a provides an opportunity to answer the question and make some general opening remarks, four or five minutes or so. let me ask you that in the supreme course that has been mentioned earlier, the case of held the castle doctrine. justice oliver wendell homes stated that "the pastor flexion cannot be demanded in the presence. this was a case in 1921. upheld the doctrine. given the origins of the standard ground lot under this doctrine, in what ways to have the expand -- >> justice homes caller: coming voices the intuition that lies behind a lot of the law. it is scary when someone pulls a gun on you, pulls a knife minute. it is hard to imagine having rational thought about what you should be doing in the face up a gun being pointed at your face. i think parts of standard ground laws have drawn on that intuition. i also

that has always been a lot in georgia. -- the law in georgia. there was never a case that said anything different. in fact, that has been the common law of this country for nearly 500 years. when henry passed the statute legalizing shooting thieves, without regard to fear for life, a subject who did that was during the king's work. he was justified in doing the killing in the first place. that is nothing new. as for why we intervened in the case, whenever there is a subject been publicly debated that impinges on the purpose of the organization of the rights of its members, we get involved. if there were a statute or a bill introduced in the general assembly that would, for example, suggest repealing the stand your ground law, we would get involved in that. it is only natural that we would have gotten involved in that. of course, we disagree with several of the major premises of a lawsuit. i have the complaint here. for example, staff to torelli remove the duty to retreat -- statutorily removes the duty to retreat. prior to 2006, georgia law did

one of the things that was when iging to me wais filed a lawsuit in georgia challenging georgia's stand your ground, and my attorney is here. robert is a great young civil- rights attorney. the thing that was most encouraging to me is that not one anti-crime organization challenged our lawsuit, not one anti-violence, not one anti- domestic violence prevention -- none of them challenged the basis for which we filed the lawsuit against the state of georgia. it was only the pro-gun lobby that challenged our lawsuit. to us, that says in fact those who are practitioners in the anti-crime cannot anti-violence movement do not believe that stand your ground is good public policy. >> for the record, georgia carry is anti-crime. >> i imagine it would be hard to be otherwise. but you would think. >> turning to you, mr. monroe, a 2010 national district attorney assisted nation noted concerns that stand your ground have been used as a defense of crimes that could be the result of using deadly force when an individual was not endangered. in florida, when the law was being considered, the miami chief

and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road cradled by the rails. heart stopped. >> all railroad abandoned. between across ties. trees grow. a fairel pig roots below branches. [applause]. >> poem is about a ham. >> uncle john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a bi

. >> es que esta noche muchos de los residentes del estado de georgia se encuentran difÍcil queds por la decisiÓn emitida por la corte federal de atlanta sobre la ley "migrmigratoria. de el dÍa las reacciones no se dejaron esperar. >> quiÉn apoya, dijo que la seÑalada son las smas contra inmigrantes aquÍ los que estÁn verdaderamente afectados con los residentes del estado. >> directora de la alianza en georgia dice que desde que el aÑo pasado se im pusiera la ley los problemas raciales se han identificado. >> las organizaciones que de defendieron los derechos, que indica que un policÍa podria pedir documentos a cualquier persona si considera sospecha so de violar la ley, si no le presenta la licencia de conducir tiene el derecho de verificar si tiene documentos migratorios si no referirlo a sistemas de inmigraciÓn. >> existen derechos a los que se puede acoger una persona cuando estÁ detenida. >> o decir tengo abogado, no voy hablar mÁs y no toquiere decir e no tienes papeles y la policÍa no puedearrestarte. >> se ganÓ de alguna manera para nosotros una re confirmaciÓn d

. >> es que esta noche muchos de los residentes del estado de georgia se encuentran difÍcil queds por la decisiÓn emitida por la corte federal de atlanta sobre la ley "migrmigratoria. de el dÍa las reacciones no se dejaron esperar. >> quiÉn apoya, dijo que la seÑalada son las mismas contra inmigrantes aquÍ los que estÁn verdaderamente afectados con los residentes del estado. >> directora de la alianza en georgia dice que desde que el aÑo pasado se im pusiera la ley los problemas raciales se han identificado. >> las organizaciones que de defendieron los derechos, que indica que un policÍa podria pedir documentos a cualquier persona si considera sospecha so de violar la ley, si no le presenta la licencia de conducir tiene el derecho de verificar si tiene documentos migratorios si no referirlo a sistemas de inmigraciÓn. >> existen derechos a los que se puede acoger una persona cuando estÁ detenida. >> o decir tengo abogado, no voy hablar mÁs y no toquiere decir e no tienes papeles y la policÍa no puedearrestarte. >> se ganÓ de alguna manera para nosotros una re confirmaciÓn

these two women in georgia are behind bars. d.c. fire officials are said to be looking into whether or not these two women may have taken personal information from local firefighters. earlier this week, the two were arrested in atlanta for allegedly trying to sell fraudulent supplemental insurance policies to police all buzzers in georgia abou. >> they were there to talk about supplemental insurance. >> the women tried to pull off the same scene in d.c. they visited several d.c. fire stations trying to sell fake insurance policies. authorities are trying to figure out how many people may have been affected. >> we're still compiling a victimless and we have compiled a 39 packets of information so that the police are looking into how many people may have been affected d.c. officials are trying to figure out whether anyone was affected within the d.c. fire department. the d.c. firefighters association says of the firefighters identity was compromised, they should report it. >> there are plenty of resources for what to do if you are a v

de una corte de apelaciones, tenemos la información con jorge viera >>> los residentes del estado de georgia se despertaron hoy divididos por la decisión del a corte de apelaciones de atlanta. >>> el ambiente ha cambiado, el ambientre con la comunidad era diferente, de mayor respeto, distancia. >>> con la decisión judicial, las organizaciones que defendieron los derechos del os indocumentados, perdieron ante el inciso seis, (información en pantalla) >>> si la persona no tiene los documentos, puede referirlo a autoridades de inmigración, pero aún hay derechos que las personas pueden acogerse. >>> tiene el derecho de quedarse callado, pero esto no quiere decir que no tienes papeles, y la policía no puede arrestarte. >>> se ganó de alguna manera , fue para nosotros una reconfirmación de precisamente el carácter anticonstitucional de algunas secciones, como la hb187 que era ayudar, tener una persona indocumentada que iba a ser criminalizada, eso fue bloqueado. >>> mientras continúan las reacciones de esta corte de apelaciones, grupos que abogan por los derechos de inmigrantes los exhor

his lawyers sent a letter to georgia tv station. but the ad did not come down. and the manager of the local georgia radio station told npr while he did get newt gringrich's letter, he he said, quote, these letters come down on a regular basis during the political season. he looked to see that the ad was truthful and then they go ahead and air it as everybody does. that's just what i do not get. how can candidates continue to lie in their ads and get away with it and assume these stations are going to continue to run them. so i want to ask that question to an expert. joining me now from los angeles

savannah, georgia. i'm sure some of you have been to her home in savannah, georgia. this is a liter picture. that third floor was no there when she was born. she was born in 1860. that's her father, a confederate veteran -- [inaudible] >> how am i going backwards? there, this was her father. [laughter] he was a confederate veteran and impressed upon his daughter the importance of duty and gave her that never say die attitude that comes from serving in the lost cause. her mother was from the founding family of chicago, and she taught her daughter the importance of giving back to a nation, a community that gave so much to her. in this couple, she saw a loving and devoted marriage at work. these two were dedicated to one another from the day they met until the day they died. she was also gained a clear understanding of the importance of religion to n, -- nellie and willie. her religious faith was of supreme importance to her. now, juliette low is the child in the back, the tallest one. she was not the oldest daughter, not the youngest daughter, not a son. she was one of

the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in nr

lo que he logrado en trece aÑos se me puede ir en un dÍa o unas horass. >>> protestan por la ley de georgia y alabama que indican que un policÍa puede pedirles documentos migratorias a cualquier persona. el profesor juan carlos dÍaz piensa que una de las cosas fundamentales es la poblaciÓn en su conjunto no estÁ informada. >>> pudiera haber des informaciÓn entre la poblacion del paÍs en cuanto a lo que es el migrante y en cuanto a lo que implica su situaciÓn en este paÍs, es importante informar. >>> en los diferentes puntos donde se detiene sus miembro son recibidos con comida y mÚsica folclÓrica e inmigrantes que los reciben. dice que todo esto suma a una causa que cree que tendrÁ soluciÓn. >>> creo que es una buena manera para llamar la atenciÓn y que sean escuchadas las voces de mucha gente, de alguna manera u otra va a ayudar. >>> la caravana de los soÑadores harÁ paradas en los diferentes pueblos y va a culminar la travesÍa en la convenciÓn demÓcrata en carolina del norte, jorge viera, noticiero univisunivisiÓn hablamos la decisiÓn de la suprema corte de justicia de

martin savidge, cnn, peach county, georgia. >>> one last look at headlines. more than 100 hopes burned by fast-moving wildfires in arizona. hundreds more threatened now. the ongoing drought has fueled these fires. the possibility of arson in at least one of them is under investigation. >>> we are keeping an eye on a pair of tropical storms. the first is tropical storm ernesto. the storm is packing 60 mile-per-hour winds as it heads south of jamaica today. tropical storm florence is farther out. still, 515 miles from the cape verde islands out in the atlantic. now florence is expected to fizzle out before it gets close to the u.s. >>> and exciting nasa mission nearing its big act in outer space. the "curiosity" rover is expected to reach the surface of mars late tonight. 1:31 a.m. eastern time. then "curiosity" has an even bigger challenge ahead. equipped with 17 cameras. the rover will scan mars for evidence that the red planet could have supported life. its first images from mars are expected a few hours after landing. >>> hillary clinton will head to syria

he is a candidate for office in georgia. the thing that was most encouraging is that not one crime organization challenged our lawsuit. not one anti-violence, not one domestic violence prevention organization, and there are some great ones in georgia and across the nation, none of them challenged the basis for which we filed the lawsuit against the state of georgia's "stand your ground." it was only the pro-gun lobby. that says that those who are practitioners in these anti- crime, anti-violent movements do not believe that "stand your ground" is good public policy. >> for the record, george carey is anti-crime. >> i imagine it would be hard to be otherwise. >> you think. >> turning to you, a 2010 national district attorne symposium noted concerns that "stand your ground" laws have been used by criminals as a defense to their cmes and result in a misinterpretation of clues that could result in the use of deadly force by an individual and that individual was not in fact in danger. in florida, when the "stand your ground" law

georgia is co-host with the morning show. heard weekdays on 93.9 wkys. >> georgia, you actually got a chance to get a sneak peek at the "sparkle" movie. what did you think of her performance? do you think fans will be satisfied? >> fans are going to love whitney. whitney sparkled. i'm not just saying it. she was so fabulous in this movie. it was like whitney of old. when she sang, that theater got quiet. you got goose bumps. it was like you were in church. it was amazing but it was her character. i didn't see the first "sparkle" so i didn't have anything to compare it to. it was a little bit of life imitating art for whitney's character. i tell you, i thought whitney sparkled more than jordin sparks. i'm a jordin sparks fan. i just thought whitney, wow, she was fantastic in that film. >> she was fantastic, overall the movie? >> the movie was good, it wasn't great in my opinion. i can't wait to see what the critics and fans say about it. whitney, fabulous. she was whitney of old. >> a lot of people want to see whitney. >> she'

georgia didn't start from a small base. georgia started at about 450,000 latinos in 2000. it's now over 800,000. it nearly doubled during the decade. >> hinojosa: and actually, in the year 1990, georgia probably had a... >> relatively few. >> hinojosa: i mean, almost zero perc... i mean it was very, very small. >> it was like other southern states, with a small hispanic population. there was a hispanic presence, but it was a relatively small population. >> hinojosa: so what was surprising about these numbers for someone like you who looks at numbers? what actually was, like, you went, "wow, i didn't expect this"? >> well, i'd say the most interesting thing that i saw throughout all of this was the growth in the southeast. but also the relative decline in the importance of california and texas. >> in the 1990s, about half of all latinos lived in california and texas. during this last decade, the population of latinos there grew, and in texas particularly this was important for gaining congressional seats. but nonetheless, now about 46% of the nation's hispanic population is

to enter their own convention. >> guest: they actually said georgia five years ago when georgia pass it voter i.d. law. the case was dismissed because the judge noted the fact that the plaintiffs couldn't come up with a single witness. not one person in georgia would be unable to vote because of the idea that included the naacp. the naacp couldn't find a single one of its members in the state of georgia who didn't already have a photo i.d. under the law. >> host: so why can't we do both things simultaneously, and i think this gets too wide this is a pitched partisan issue and why people are spending millions of dollars to fight it. why can't we have a secure voting system in which ultimately eligibles citizens are voting and increased registration? >> guest: the former democratic senator who was the co-author of the help america vote act which was the only bipartisan piece of legislation that passed after the florida debacle he said the goal of our laws must need to make it easy to vote in our two chief. we are america, we can do both. i believe this has become a partisan issue. it's

we go back to georgia. a state that has had photo id laws in place for years. they provide a free aggie to anyone who does not have one. the average number of individuals going to the state to get an idea, they said on already have one for voting, average less than 51 hundreds of 1 percent every year. you cannot function in today's society without an id. you want to apply for welfare fear. >> reporter: you're going to have to have id to be able to do that >> if you don't already have a driver's license it costs money to get the approved identification that you need. if you need a copy of your birth certificate, it is cumbersome and costs anywhere from 8-$20. so it does cost money to get the documents that you need. >> but the point is, almost no one is without such id. in accord, district court of indiana which are the original photo id case, the judge concluded that the number of people who lacked this id was less than one-half of 1%. now, pennsylvania which is a state that the obama administration is fighting over. >> we have a court case. >> well, here's the

. >>> all right it was about the ravens and georgia last night. the whole atlanta game fall cans. >> and coming up we will look at how joe flacco and the rest of the ravens performed in their first preseason game of 2012. >> also ahead, a wild ride for some on a small plane. the whole thing caught on camera. the video you have to see and the story coming on "good morning maryland" at 5. >> and maryland's most powerful radar now picking up on stormy weather. i will tell you when the batch of rain will get into your neck of the woods. good morning maryland will be right back. >>> a lot going on locally. o's are taking on royals again tonight and tomorrow. but also they will unveil the 4th sculpture in the legend celebration series tomorrow. hall of famer eddie murray we will have more coming up at 5:00 and just in time for back to school shopping towson town center is celebrating tax free shopping week. the first 500 shopers to visit the customer service air craft mall will receive a special scratch -- area of the small will receive a special scratc

the main message for washington is getting louder and georgia voters saying no to a state-wide sales tax increase and in texas, republican voters saying yes for the tea party candidate for senate. this as more american companies are voting with cash, spending more on stock buybacks and takeovers, amid looming tax hikes. if the writing is on the wall. we'll be seeing, and read it. to ben stein, dagen mcdowell. will d.c. see the writing on the wall? >> i think it has. if you think about it, president obama has not raised taxes yet on the income. he's backed off that income, going back to the clinton tax rates. and i will say this, and when you look at what people want, they-- people obviously hate tax increases, but i think the message and i've not seen the definitive poll on this. when you look at it it's nor nuanced. i think a lot of people wouldn't mind paying higher taxes if at least they made a real effort to cut the size of government. and then, people would say, no problem, but they never do. >> forget about polls, we are seeing people vote. we're seeing votes in california of a

maryland women were arrested in georgia. now details. >> authorities want to know not any firefighters in the d.c. area shared personal n that may have been of his identity theft ring. was started by two women now behind bars. d.c. fire officials are looking or not these two taken personal information from local firefighters. week the two were arrested in atlanta for selledly trying to insurance policies to police officers in georgia. they said they were there to about enhanced benefit packages and supplemental insurance. >> according to the d.c. fire womenrs association, the same schemeoff the in d.c., recently visiting several d.c. fire stations try to sell phony insurance policies. figureties are trying to people may have been affected. >> we are still compiling the victim must. have recovered 39 packets of information. atlanta they're trying to y agencies how man and, if firefighters may have been targeted in all of this. firefighters in d.c. say if outne may have given personal and information, contact the metropolitan

. >>> fue realmente a estados unidos cuando era adolescente y en georgia nacieron sus 2 hijos. y ella enfermó de los riñones y tuvo que regresar a su tierra en el estado de méxico. no podía pagar su tratamiento médico. y aquí lo reside en un hospital público y espera un trasplante. >>> no se cuanto vaya a estar así el tratamientoes hasta 10 años. tuvo las astas de nacimiento como ciudadanos mexicano cuando

pennsylvania, texas, georgia. andrew young the former mayor of that land and confidante of martin luther king i interviewed him and he said i don't understand what this issue is. he said you have to have an id to function in this society. if there are few people who don't what he told me is this we are doing that i favor by getting in on eda. the idea is free and there is pennsylvania even if you don't have the id you sign an affidavit and your vote will be counted. why don't these groups that spent millions of dollars fighting this litigation, expensive lawyers, they devoted even a portion of that money to fight these laws to go out and help people get free ivies to solve this problem because they don't do that. they are making a couple of modest efforts that they are spending far more with lawyers going out to get a free i.t.. a free ideas injury on the former mayor of atlanta told me it puts even the mainstream of society. you can't cash a check unless you have an idea you can't read from a library unless you h

pennsylvania, texas, georgia. andrew young the former mayor of atlanta said i don't understand what this issue is. he said you have to have an id to function in this society. if there are few people who don't we are doing them a favor by giving them an idea is also opt notes you sign an affidavit and your vote will be counted. why don't these groups that spent millions of dollars fighting this litigation if the devotee the portion of that money that they're using to fight the will to go out and help people get free i.t. is you could solve a lot of this problem because they don't do that. they're making a couple of modest efforts but their spending far more with lawyers helping people get a free id as the mayor of atlanta told me it puts you in the mainstream society you can't cash a check unless you have an i.d. or travel unless you have an id. you can't rent from the library if you don't have an id. you can't enter a federal building and complain about this issue unless you have an ied. you can't go to the justic

had a matchup against georgia. they are two wins away from the little league world series. >> and yosh looking to make a big splash in the semifinal. second inning, the ball crushed into center field, but georgia is looking like adam jones of the o's. making the leaping catch. bottom of the 4th, base st loaded, and jason lines out to left. georgia would go on to win 5-1, ending virginia's hope for a world series. >>> coming up in sports, the skins are sick of each other. bring on the buffalo bills. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. redskins fans. the wait is almost over. you'll get your first glimpse of robert griffin, iii, yes, a sneak peek of 12 to 20 plays, but

valley, georgia. >> in peach county, georgia, they are plucking the last peaches off of the trees. the trees have been in the family for nearly 1 00 years. he grows 300 acres selling to the like of publix, walmart. >>> the beaches them speaches m but wholesale prices are up over 50% from last year and they taste better. >> when these peaches arrive, we don't have the rain coming to take the sugar away, that's a plus. being able to have this fruit, its highest amount of sugar, which is a good thing. >> reporter: so, if i understand you, the less rain means a peach like this could be smaller but sweeter and tastier. >> that's right. >> reporter: peach fans aren't the only ones smiling about the drought. in nearby marshalville, georgia, there is something else growing in this farmer's field. >> going good for you? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a massive collection of pipes, spigots and sprayers that when finished will be a crop-size sprinkling system. they rotate ever sos slowly tie into the underground. selling pivots since the '70s and thanks to the drought, business has doubled. >> we

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from russia's republic of dagestan they then took a number of local people hostage georgia says all hostages were released in the operation which continues with troops surrounding six militants in a mountain gorge. now syria's president says more time is needed to win the war against rebel forces and warned against the threat of a no fly zone being imposed over the country now this as the opposition claims government forces intensified airstrikes on rebel held areas have been shelling was reported in damascus and the northwestern province of. deadly car bomb attack on a funeral procession on tuesday that killed dozens of people respond to ways of mutual accusations by both the warring factions and the saudis lucy catherine off reports much of the western media is painting a different picture to the one that president assad is trying to present. it was another disturbing example of the many atrocities committed throughout the syrian war a truck bomb with homemade explosives headed for a checkpoint to the entrance of syria's largest city. but the men that are loading it aren't assad f

just going to go to georgia now regarding the break georgia where we have to this go ahead. well yes i i think that. clearly what we have now in libya for instance is a government that is far far worse than what was the case if it got to no one is saying gadhafi was a democrat but only the other day some attorneys who had come from the international criminal court were arrested by the new government and i just being held indefinitely i mean at least on the gaddafi he had actually cooperated with the international courts when he handed over the lockerbie bombers so this is clearly the generation rather than progress all right gentlemen i'm going to turn again and we're going to show our break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american empire state with our teeth. wealthy british style. that's not on the tightly. guarded. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's conjure for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our you know sometimes you see a story a

she went on to represent georgia in the next two games. in beijing, she took her place on team usa and was with them in london where she missed out on a bronze medal. how does it feel to compete for three different countries? you have divided loyalties? >> it is of the deal, returning to georgia. different training, system. a different way, all the environment, where they have the training. it is a big difference. >> when you were competing for team usa, you really want america to win, and when you compete with the georgians, you want them to win? >> i want to win a gold, and i got close. i would say, it is a little difficult when the weather conditions and everything. when i get the metal, my country is usa right now. this model will go on them by a team. the women's archery team. i guess i have to get ready. we will see what happens. >> was there one team that you like competing for? >> i hope it is competing for the uss. they are actually supporting this staff. they put all their best to get us where we are. they did really well. in gen

just going to go to georgia now regarding the break georgia where we have to this go ahead. well yes i think that. clearly what we have now in libya for instance is a government that is far far worse than what was the case if it got to no one is saying he was a democrat but only the other day some attorneys who had come from the international criminal court were arrested by the new government and i just being held indefinitely i mean at least on the gaddafi he had actually cooperated with the international courts when he handed over the lockerbie bombers so this is clearly the generation rather than progress all right gentlemen i'm john boehner we're going to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american empire state with our teeth. wealthy british scientists on. the right. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. in full started here before going global and now it's calling the fire. log in

from russia's republic of dagestan then took a number of local people and georgia says all hostages were released in the operation which continue with troops surrounding six militants and a mounting. now to some other news making headlines around the world in. egypt says it extends its offensive against militants in the sinai peninsula the campaign was launched after militants attacked and killed dozens of border guards a month ago the operation has raised fears in israel about the movement of the area near its border where there are restrictions on weapon deployment peace treaty the sinai region has seen widespread disorder since the overthrow of hosni mubarak last year. dutch police say a lack of communication between the pilots and the control tower was to blame for reports that a plane that been hijacked on its way from spain to amsterdam the alert was sounded when radio contact with the spanish aircraft was lost military police searched and released the plane after it landed at the city's schiphol airport the dutch defense ministry had scrambled to fighter jets to accompany it

especially in north georgia's chattooga river where the movie was shot. people wanted to experience the river themselves. isolated mountain communities like raven county, georgia, suddenly had tourists >> the release of the movie launched rafting in the southeast. >> jack wise is the ceo of wild water. the first of three major rafting companies that opened here after the movie's release. >> the movie was a great thing for the river x it was a great thing for rafting and adventure seekers all over the country as far as getting out and developing the area. >> 30,000 people a year raft these waters. a $20 million local industry. but the movie's impact went well beyond the river's banks. >> in deliverance, north georgia was discovered. the state's movie industry took off. so many tourists came, the chattooga river became federally protected. it can never be dammed or developed. to this day, some locals hate deliverance. >> i find "deliverance" less -- that means not at all. >> barbara wood all is an author, a grandmother and self-described plain old mountain

georgia wanted to make hiding an illegal immigrant a crime. the court denied the provisions but said police can check the citizenship of criminal suspects. >>> you can see the effects of the drought on the mississippi river. it is so low in places that an 11-mile stretch of the river near greenville, mississippi, is now closed. that is stranding barges and large boats. the army corps of engineers says the low water is too dangerous, even as it continues dredging the river's shipping channel. >>> try and try again. but the result is sadly the same for endurance swimmer diana nyad. this morning she had to end her fourth attempt to swim from cuba to the florida keys. these are new pictures of diana ending her journey. the effort was cut short by severe jelly fish stings to her lips and a lightning storm. >>> gusts of wind forces an ultra light plane into some trees as the pilot was trying to land at a local airport. the pilot's only injury, a cut on his thumb. this is the second time he has crashed into some trees. at usaa, we believe honor is no

just going to go to georgia now regarding the breaks georgia where we have to this go ahead. well yes i i think that. clearly what we have now in libya for instance is a government that is far far worse than what was the case if it got to no one is saying he was a democrat but only the other day some attorneys who had come from the international criminal court were arrested by the new government and i just being held indefinitely i mean at least on the gaddafi he had actually cooperated with the international courts when he handed over the lockerbie bombers so this is clearly the generation rather than progress all right gentlemen i'm john boehner we're going to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american empire state with our teeth. and. wealthy british scientists are. sometimes right let's go. to the. markets why not the sound of. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key. is to eat. food. or leave and yo

just going to go to georgia now regarding the break georgia where we have to this go ahead. well yes i think that. clearly what we have now in libya for instance is a government that is fine. then what was the case if it got to no one is saying he was a democrat but only the other day some attorneys who had come from the international criminal court were arrested by the new government and i just being held indefinitely i mean at least on the gaddafi he had actually cooperated with the international courts when he handed over the lockerbie bombers so this is clearly the generation rather than progress all right gentlemen i'm struck by and we're going to short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american empire state with our teeth. well the. syrians technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've. covered. by isolation and prejudice. aging. do it with caution. jump to the top. ignore the playing. stage a show. and . start. welcoming you crossed on time did a little to remind you we're talking about america's exceptiona

georgia's interior ministry says its forces have killed eleven suspected militants near its border with russia three troops also died and five others were wounded in an exchange of gunfire the officers were sent to the region to aid local police in tracking a group of gunmen who reportedly entered georgia from russia's republic of dagestan then took a number of local people hostage georgia says all hostages were released in the operation which continues with troops surrounding six militants right now in a mountain. let's turn to discuss that with syria's president says more time is needed to win the war against rebel forces and warned against the threat of a no fly zone being imposed over the country as the opposition claims government forces intensified airstrikes on rebel held areas heavy shelling was reported in damascus on the north western province of italy a deadly car bomb attack on a funeral procession on tuesday that killed dozens of people has sparked a wave of mutual accusations by both warring factions and is at his loosely careful reports much of the western media is painti

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season and wonderful comeback were so proud of them great care and >>> disappointment yes but plenty of georgia and petaluma >>> the method this town so proud the greatness of the kids there were no losers on the field and outstanding baseball game never have a parade to plant everyone needs to comeback on september 2nd love a parade for these kids >>> one indication of the appreciation no one here says wait until next year they are savoring the moment. don knapp cbs 5 >>> everyone welcome to attend the welcome home parade and celebration it is on sunday september 2nd 1:00 p.m. it kicks off at walnut park and winds through downtown. neil armstrong remembered as one of america's great explores the first man to walk on the mound many consider him a true hero he died this morning from complications of heart surgery at age 82 randall pinkston looks back >>> some of the most famous words in history and spoken by neil armstrong >>> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >>> armstrong the first human being to set foot on the moon july 20th in 1969, a fellow astronauts said there was no be

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