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witntnessing her husbaband shotd killed b bcharlotte mecklenburg police, ththe charloe e police theief has vowededo demandd days of protests and releasese t police videos, dashcam andody cam footage, of scott s killing. we will get response from journalists marc lamont hill co-author of, author of, nobody: casualties of america s war on the vulnerablble, from ferguson to flint and beyond. then tonight, 100 million people are expected to watch the first presidential debate. among the topics, foreign policy and terrorism. today in a democracy now! exclusive, we speak with the former guantanamo prisoner who was cleared to leave under president bush and obama, but remained at guantanamo for over 12 years. his name is jihad abu wa el dhiab. states saysunited in the media, human rights, human rights, humanan rights. i never had human rights. never, never, never. amy: released to uruguay, he is currently on a hunger strike to push for his demand to be allowed to leave urug ....
park. and rock creek this is one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, of itsll, the only one tight left. it was part of a way of life of arming and milling that happened in the early 1800s. the mill the owner of the fromwas a former quaker .ennsylvania named isaac peirce he came to the washington area in the late 1790 s and not a lot of land. ultimately 160 acres along rock creek park. there was an old mill here that he bought, and he built this mill in about 1820. a hold farm stand here farmstead here. there was a building that may barn,een a distillery, a an entire farm area here. the middle, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when rock creek park was founded, and he kept operating for seven more in 1897d finally ended when the main shaft of the mill wheel broke, and that was the end of milling operations forever. back in the early 19th century, thi ....
need the delegates to win delegates who are sympathetic to my cause. then you need to ask the question of what things will ook like on the floor. so you ll tally up what the votes are, whether someone has a majority, how farther from the majority, how many unbound delegates there are. certainly in the rules there will be a number of questions that will be asked. it is now, as the chairman said, the majority of delegates in eight states have to sign a petition. you need to be sure that you can get enough delegates to set your to get your name and nomination. it may be that at the rule committees you ll ask the question, do i want to change that number eight? it changed in 2012 for purely pragmatic reasons having to do with that convention. when the 2016 rules committee sets the number, is it advantageous to a candidate to have that number at one, at three, at five, at eight, at 18, at 28? and each campaign will need to make the calculation for that. so once they know h ....
stronger and stronger for the benefit of the mutual security of the world. thank you all, and god bless. [applause] policyc s conference also involved a conversation with kevin mccarthy steny hoyer. they are in interviewed by frank sayesno. mr. sesno: well, good morning, everybody. very nice to wake up with 18,000 friends in the middle of washington, d.c. i have had the great privilege of joining aipac for several years now in several stimulating discussions. and while the topics of those discussions have varied, there has been one thread that has remained the same and that is this commitment to bipartisanship when it comes to this issue and this is what we re going to discuss and see and visit this morning. so in that spirit, i d like to welcome our next two guests to the policy conference stage, two leaders in congress who exemplify what it means to stand on this issue together and across party lines. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming house majorit ....
tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: once again, a major european capital has been shut down by terror. today s bombings in brussels left at least 31 people dead. more than 180 were wounded, including an undetermined number of americans. the attacks paralyzed the city for most of the day, and triggered an all-out manhunt. thick smoke and screams of panic, captured by a cell-phone, moments after double explosions rocked the belgian capital s airport. suitcases stood abandoned as would-be passengers scrambled over collapsed ceilings and shattered windows. i hear an explosion and all the ceilings is going down and then the second ex ....