If you missed any of our q a conversation with the David Mccullough or you would like to watch it again, we will reair the interview today at 6 p. M. Eastern here on cspan2. Heres a great read to add to some retailers, cspans latest book sundays at eight, collection of stories from some of the most influential people over the past 25 years. I always knew that theres a risk in the bohemian i decided to take it because whether its an illusion or not, i dont think it is, it helped my concentration. It stop me being bored, stop of the people being bored to some extent. It would keep me awake, make the evening to go on longer, to prolong the conversation, to enhance the moment. If i was asked would i do it again, the answer is probably yes. I wouldve quit earlier possible in order to get away with the whole thing. Easy for me to say. Not very nice for my children to hear, sounds irresponsible if i sasaid i would do all that began to you. The truth is it would be hypocritical of me to say no
Host very good thursday dare morning to you. The situation ferguson leading the front pages of both regional papers in missouri and in the area. Here is the st. Louis post dispatch from this morning, outcry and resolve, sharp ton takes the pulpit. You got issues in the city, is the headline there. This morning, has a photo and the lead story, Police Fire Tear gas in fourth night of furor. Police deploying vehicles on the street wednesday as they clash with protesters ferguson, missouri. You can see the picture there. A picture in the Washington Post story on this topic, racial gulf between Missouri Town and police goes back years. The picture of a protester trying to take shelter infer but son, missouri. Well be talking about that story this morning, but want to read you from the st. Louis post, dispatch story this morning, the latest from them. Law enforcement officials on wednesday asked for patience to allow the investigation into the shooting of Michael Brown to take its course as
Continuing coverage of the unrest in minnesota. Lets take a look once again at the live pictures from minneapolis where a Police Precinct in the city is burning as protests over the death of george floyd rage for a Third Straight day. Protesters focusing their attention on the Minneapolis Police departments 3rd precinct, which was the base of the four Police Officers who were fired after George Floyds death in their custody on monday. And then protests broke out in other cities around america tonight. In denver what started as a relatively calm protest escalated into chaos after someone fired gunshots near the state capitol. That sent demonstrators scattering across the city, Police Firing tear gas canisters and pepper spray. Hundreds gathered in Downtown Phoenix but for what were more peaceful protests. Throughout the evening the crowd chanted i cant breathe. Which of course is the phrase that george floyd repeated over and over and over again to officers. Its the same phrase eric gar
A move youre going to continue to have this mark claxton, jim cavanaugh, thank you both for your expertise and thoughts as both of you understand very well whats going on, particularly mark for your sources on the ground. We do appreciate it. It is 1 00 a. M. Here on the east coast, midnight in minneapolis. Im chris jansing, and youre washing msnbcs continuing coverage of the unrest in minnesota. Lets take a look at the live pictures from minneapolis, where a Police Precinct is burning, as protests over the death of george floyd rage for a third day. Protestors focusing on the third precinct, which was the base of the four Police Officers who were fired after George Floyds death in their custody on monday. And then protests broke out in other cities around america tonight. In denver, what started as a relatively calm protest escalated into chaos after someone fired gunshots near the state capitol. That sent demonstrators scattering across the city. Police firing tear gas canisters and
MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN — U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan Mark Totten today announced that Nathan Weeden, 23, of Houghton, Michigan was sentenced to 26 months for conspiring with