Breathe. Help me. Those were the dying words of Sergeant James brown. He served two tours in iraq only to die in a jail in el paso, texas. Authorities claimed brown died due to a preexisting medical condition but shocking new video from inside the jail raises new questions about how the 26 year old African American man died. We will speak to his mother. Dinetta i mean she served two combat tours in iraq. She comes home for this . I want to know why. I want to know what happened. Amy then, say her name while the names of Michael Brown, eric garner, tamir rice and freddie gray have become household names, why dont we know more about women killed by police . Women like tanisha anderson, rekia boyd, miriam Carey Michelle cusseaux, shelly frey and kayla moore. Today relatives of these women gather in new york for the say her name vigil. She will never come back. We will never be able to hug and kiss her no more. We will never be able to say i love you. We will never see the smile again. Amy
Of the Morning Hours, i should say midmorning, still plenty of cloud cover. But the plan is for the clouds to break up and have a partly cloudy afternoon. Temperatures still on the cool side. Upper 50s to the lower 60s coastside. And ther 60s inland. A look at our warmup in a few minutes. Lisa, thank you. The warriors take on the clippers at 12 30 today at oracle arena in oakland as their playoff series continues. But this morning clippers owner Donald Sterling is getting more attention than the players. We have an audio recording of what he told his girlfriend, to not bring black people to the games. Nick smith reports. Coaches and players from both teams admit that the sterling firestorm is a distraction. Anger and frustration could be heard around the nba after an audio recording surfaced as a man identified as Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling his his girlfriend not to bring black people to his game. People yeah, it bothers me a lot. If you want to broadcast that you are a
53 in concord. Oakland reporting some light rain and the fog reducing visibility down to about two miles up in parts of the north bay w a cool afternoon in store at the coast, the winds are going to keep it breezy. Upper 50s to low 60s. Low to mid60s around the bay. Skies will turn partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. Upper 60s should do it for most in the inland east bay but thats justify the beginning. We are looking at a warm week ahead. Ill tell what you to expect in a few minutes. Carolyn. Lisa, thank you. The warriors take on the clippers at 12 30 today at oracle arena in oakland as their playoff series continues. But this morning the clippers owner Donald Sterling is getting more attention than the we have an audio recording of what he told his girlfriend, to not bring black people to the games. Nick smith reports. Coaches and players from both teams admit that the sterling firestorm is a distraction. Anger and frustration could be heard around the nba after an audio recordin
For putting this together. The events of january 6 are seared in our memories. I use that verb appropriately. The only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9 11. I think probably because in each instance we actually saw it in real time, almost as if we were there. But we have to get past those images and have to ask ourselves why did it occur, who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again . That is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary, and particularly so we can heal the hear them altogether. We will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a followup question or two. Then we will do the audience questions. At the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know more than we already do about these critically important events. So, our panel is extraordinary. Most of us, if not all of us have seen congres
Much, steve. [applause] thank you so much. I want to thank steve bush, Paul Atkinson for their exceptional work and also Richard Collin for putting this together. The events of january 6 are seared in our memories. I use that verb appropriately. The only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9 11. I think probably because in each instance we actually saw it in real time, almost as if we were there. But we have to get past those images and have to ask ourselves why did it occur, who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again . That is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary, and particularly so we can heal the hear them altogether. We will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a followup question or two. Then we will do the audience questions. At the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know more th