Good morning and welcome to the Reagan Library. For those of you ive not yet had pleasure of meeting, my name is david trulio and i have the privilege of serving as president of the Ronald Reagan foundation and instute. Thank you for joining us today as we celebrate what would have been president reagans 113th birthday. Begin by recognizing some of the special guests with us today. From the reagan family, president reagans son, michael. President reagans granddaughter ashley and her husband joe. Former congressman Elton Gallegly and his wife, janice. Former congresswoman mimi walters. The mayor of simi valley, fred thomas. Members of the simi valley city council, mike judge and alain lister. We also have with us today the following members of the board of trustees of the Ronald Reagan president ial foundation and institute. Please hold your applause. We have kathy bush and her daughter charlotte, former labor secretary and transportation secretary elaine chao, former president assistan
8 00 eastern and pacific on cspans q a. Look backcontinue our at the 1965 watts riots in los angeles. At our guest is gerald anden horne, professor author of fire this time. He joined us earlier on washington journal to field questions from viewers. This is about 45 minutes. Host this month marks the 50th anniversary of the riots outside of los angeles known as the watts riots. 40 million in damage at the time. More than three dozen deaths. Cbs put together a documentary that focused on the riots. It was released in december of 1965. In a moment, gerald horne is going to be joining us to talk about the significance of the events 50 years later. But first, this from cbs news. [video clip] [yelling] it was the most widespread racial violence in American History. White people driving through the area were considered fair game whether young, old, or women. Their cars were battered and burned. The mobs might grow in disappointment when a white got away and sheer like a football and then che
Justice Antonin Scalia appeared we begin with the Funeral Service scalia. We begin with the Funeral Service of nancy reagan. From the Ronald Reagan president ial library in california, this is about one hour. [band playing] [choir singing] [crowd noises] [applause] i am the resurrection and the life. He that believes in me, yet shall he live. And whoever lives and believes in me shall never die. Lives that my redeemer and he shall stand upon the earth and those whose body has been destroyed quite yet i will see god. And my eyes behold, not of a stranger. Where none of us lives to himself. And no man dies to himself. For if we live, we live unto the lord. And if we die, we die unto the lord. Whether we live therefore or die, we are the lords. Blessed are the dead that have died. Even so, says the spirit, for the rest from their labors. Halt. Ready. Ready. Step. March. A reading from the book of proverbs. When one finds a worthy wife, her value is far beyond pearls. Her husband has an un
Here with the weaponmoney flying from his pockets as he runs away. Police describe him as a black manbetween midteens and early 20s and about 6 feet tall. His hair is described dreadlocks recently unwoven or cut. The suspect was wearing a long sleeved black hooded sweatshirt with some type of red logo on the front, dark colored jeans and tan boots. The business remained closed wednesday a sign directing customers to another store. In a statement to cbs 58, a spokeswoman from thoughts go out to the customer who was injured at one of our authorized retailer locations. One more time take a close look and anyone with information should contact west allis police. Police say the injuries to the victim are not life threatening. Live in west allis Kristen Barbaresi cbs 58 news new tonight. A woman says her neighborhood is getting too dangerous after bullets and mt vernon on the west side around 4 this afternoon. Witnesses tell us about 20 shots were fired during wha they believe was a drug dea
Some of his points about how important it is going to be moving forward i want to really hold that up because you know, palestine and my view will continue to be a central issue, but we are going to see so many communities under direct attack and what has happened with the Real Movement for a cognitive real organizing between communities will demand this kind of support, this kind of standing up for the most vulnerable among us. And finally common you know, eds is a tactic i shifted the way folks here are active on the issue of palestine. So i will talk a little bit more about bds specifically in the u. S. Its global and theres a lot going on all over the world. We know that boycott are not a new tactic necessarily. Palestinians have used it before and during the british mandate during the first thing to fontana, et cetera. The bds movement which dates to 2005 in the calls from over 170 Palestinian Civil Society organizations to the International Community has created an a new level of