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low-hanging fruit and that face the movement became a victim of its own success because nationally people thought that s got everything they want. racism still exists in american society. shelby county notwithstanding and you know if you got the civil rights act and people don t want to see the nuances of racism even in the 1980s when people were talking about south africa. people were like you should be focused on problems domestically so i think we can do many things and also people are naturally inclined to have certain causes that they care about. people are naturally going to focus more attention on some things than others and what you care about the most might not be what i care about the most but what i care about the most may not be what you care about the most and i think we should encourage people to take up their passion and cause not turn their noses up when somebody is doing something else because basically we can cover everything through a specialization. ....
[ applause ] american history tv s reel america journeys through the 20th century with archive films, tonight focus on the police and communities. 8:00 p.m. cbs news special report watts, riot or revolt? this 1965 report looks back to the watts riots tracing the events of august 11 through 17, 1965. and searching for reasons behind the violence and destruction. at 9:00 p.m. pilot district project washington, d.c. a series of three 1971 office of economic opportunity films documenting a program to improve community police relations in the nation s capital. just before 10:00 the people and the police, oakland. this 1974 kron tv program investigates the history of police brutality in oakland, california, and documents a variety of efforts to reform the department. and at 10:25 p.m. a 1960 police training film explains how to recognize and deal with the mentally ill. all of this coming up tonight on american history tv. next, reverend al sharpton and trayvon martin s at ....
potential gdp is a concept to get your arms around because we don t know what the productivity growth is going to do in the future and not so much of the gdp growth but where can you push the unemployment rate safely. what kind of policy rules to use referring to this some put more weight on the output gap and others last. one of the reason is we get this uncertainty problems or to put you in the direction in that respect. [inaudible] we would have called for the funds. which other as far as prescription what you proposed as far as the prescription which the fed proposed into the communication [inaudible] september 17 the committee released a statement today i suppose the question is what has changed between the end of august and the 24th of september in so far as this stuff is concerned? thank you. a rule that i proposed ages ago i still like and it s one thing to think about. it s held up over time. it s worse in different countries. the attempts to modify it are gr ....
mean exactly that. so to my friends who have called me who are scared with your skepticism, step aside. ain t nobody got time for that right now. we are promising to never give up until the dream that dr. king spoke of is realized for all of us and for my 16-year-old son. he means the world to me. and i will lay down my life to ensure that he is able to live free in this country. we ve got a lot of work to do, brothers and sisters. we don t have time to play games. we didn t come to washington to play games. mr. farrakhan is not here with all of you to play games. so go back and tell your brothers and sisters, the time for games is over. [ cheers and applause ] now, i want to bring to you a group of people who understand what it is to have their native land stripped from them. we love the unity that we have received from our native brothers and sisters, our latino brothers and sisters, and the one who has worked to organize and bring them together tirelessly is none o ....
today out of the northeast about 10, 20 miles per hour. temperatures are mild, 55 degrees but rain is on the way and just to our south. out across long island, hauppauge, north port, massapequa at 5 #. even at east hampton out of to montauk. 59 belmar, that s the warm spot in toms river. and 42 up around poughkeepsie. from the city east west and north it s just cloudy. showers are slow to creep on into middlesex county there around marl boar bro and monmouth and marlboro and monmouth and ocean county. it s off and on rain all day long and temperature gets to 61. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. except we re going to talk about the subways the a. train goes fast track. they have the service going on on the a. train. no trains if you are traveling between 168th street and 207th street. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north running on or close to schedule. using the george washington bridge, coming inbound on the upper level, they are c ....