My name is jan mason. And i didnt ive been that we all like to know things we like to be in the know but whats paramount importance for an investigative journalist is to know when we dont know something. And im guessing thats true for our historians to Buzz Bissinger is not a military man. He grew up raised by World War Two veteran. But like so many World War Two vets, his dad, not one to regale the family with war stories around the dinner table. Buzz doesnt have firsthand stories or even secondhand stories about. War to share. But what he does have is an extortion naturally inquisitive mind, a mind that changed the landscape of sports forever. In 1990, with publication of friday night lights ushering in a new era in genre. I think about it those investigative sports documentaries that we all love, they started to show up after 1990. What this mans mind apart is his infinite ability ask but why. Asking that kind of question about its complicated. Asking that kind of question about the
Decades ago, and thats the prohibition of discrimination in housing based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability and family status. Its the Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act was in many ways the culmination of the legislative fight for civil rights in the 1960s. It was the first effective federal law guarding against discrimination in the sale and the rental of housing in the United States and for nearly 50 years, it has been employed to assure that every american can choose where to live free from discrimination and the immoral and unconstitutional consequences of residential segregation. Weve come a long way since the 1960s, but we are by no means all of the way there. Today discrimination is still a reality in housing markets all across the country. There are cases in every single state of landlords misrepresenting the availability of housing or outright refusing to sell or rent to certain protected individuals or groups of people. There are othe
Facebook. We will get to those calls in a minute. The phone is jonathan easley, Campaign Reporter for the hill newspaper. Lets begin with what is the role of the dnc in these elections. Be to be theuld referee at this point in the primary. We have seen that from the rn the with ryans previous iebus. Previou we saw him go to trump tower when donald trump was talking about a thirdparty bid. I think thats kind of what the sanders folks have an issue with. Debbie Wasserman Schultz has been in the tank for Hillary Clinton all along and they think she has been too quick to react to some of these controversies by blaming the Sanders Campaign and they think thats whats happened once again with this latest flap. Host your latest story, sanders dem leaders, let us in. Guest hes basically leveraging the power of this movement to say, if we dont feel like we are treated fairly these people are not going to come along in the general election. Fiery a speech as you can give. He seems really angered
Is slowing down the courthouses countywide. Yeah. Workers believe this strike behind me is crippling the system. The Union President says she believes that its actually impacting Law Enforcement and suspects who belong behind bars. More than 24 hours after walking off the job, the impact this strike is having on the Santa Clara Court system is music to the workers ears. We practically shut down this courthouse. Reporter is that what you wanted to see . Yes. Ingrid stewart is the president of the union that represents about 400 Court Workers on strike demanding more pay after nearly a decade without a raise. Im very disappointed especially after working here for 36 years. I thought we were a court family. But i guess im finding out that might not be true. Reporter and they say they may continue to strike until the court gets the message. This he didnt have his clerk there that is usually his right hand person. Reporter attorneys say without the staff pushing important paperwork, judges
Courthouse to be cleared. Brooke, jim, afternoon, monsignor lynns hearing anticry a. M. I can, in being if a, set trial date for may first, but when we were leaving the courtroom, that the fire alarms were going off, sheriffs deputies evacuating everybody, from the criminal Justice Center, and there are two patients that we are aware of right now, injured, in what is being described as elevator incidents, one elevator apparently malfunctioned, debris fell inside the elevator, and injured a woman. But, first, a sergeant from the Sheriffs Department was also injured. You can see, hes being taken away in a ambulance. And rushed to hahnemann hospital. That happened just in the last half hour. Hes not identified just yet. But, of course this was an all hands on deck emergency response, the fire department, the Sheriffs Department on the scene, and of course, the medics, and as the medics were moving up into the building, we are understanding that the sergeant from the Sheriffs Department wa