just last one of p b s frontline, special was the latest vehicle in a p r campaign to legitimize re branded syrian al qaeda. h t yes. and market. it s liter mohammed gilani as a competent american assets. that s right. the founder of archive is branton varia is now our friend. did we say it was a bad guy now and a bad guy? we just needed to get to know more or turn down the beheading people in the street was may of understanding. he was actually helping them. you see they had an infection of the body in the removed it. the body had gone bad and so he helped them get rid of it. and that s why we like him. he s our friend, enjo, talent, terry, and regime evil dictators. bomb their own people in fried democracies, we bomb our own people. we love on our own people, the u. s. government or us police have dropped bombs on americans in the mine wars and west virginia and the early 19 hundreds. but much more recently in the move bombing and philadelphia in 1985, the police dropped bo
one more opportunity for you to talk to an author and the auth author s radio tal schematic larry elder joins us now on the outdoor set. while we were sitting here waiting to get started people came up to talk to in the gentleman asked you are not sure howre pointed his question was but what is your motivation? i thought it was a good question it was sincere and he wanted to know what drives me to do what i do? an amazing country. and i want people to not be misled by the misdirection of our so-called leaders. that minimum wage is helpful. not true. systemic or structural racism plagues america. not true. voter id suppresses the vote that eric holder once said. i am paraphrasing. and then if you sit around to play the victim. and this is immigration. i agree with w virtually everything the president is trying to do. and then we don t have those detention facilities they don t allow them on the mexican side of once you get into theth country they cannot keep them with their
university of california riverside. founded in the 1870s, it s known as the birthplace of california s citrus industry after the navel orange was successfully grown there. with help from our cable partners for the next hour and 15 minutes we will explore the city s history and the literary life as we talk with authors. we begin our future on riverside with author steve black to learn about the history of the city . we are in the fox theater in downtown riverside california. as a kid, they would show movies. etc., so i was what, eight, 10 years old, we would come here and i was born and raisedhere my entire life . it goes back several thousand years with the local indians here and we had a number of groups that were in this area , really not one to specific because we are right along the river so a lot of groups used that river for their own sustenance so we had the code yet indians, cerrado indians, we had what they themselves called the tonga in historical records, it was
we wouldn t tell the parents, we wouldn t tell my sister dina. it was information about a family man and are they love. when they pointed guilty finger? there is no way we are gonna accuse him. s no way we are gonn accuse him hello and welcome to dateline. thousands of americans are killed in car accidents every year. but when a mother of two died after a minor fender bender, their loved ones were left shaking their heads and looking for answers. the more they learned, the more it seem that it wasn t the accident that needed investigating, it was her marriage. here is dennis murphy, with bitter pill. so ironic that rosy isa, was idling away a few hours that afternoon, when she had only a few precious minutes remaining. but we never know, do we. it was february 2005, she was dashing to the movies to meet her sister deena and a matinee. the last minute, i was already at the movie theater and she called and said i m on my way, i m leaving now. no one knew it then,
reporter: a lifelong love of the game. that is what made john man in a football icon. in 10 season as head coach of the oakland raiders, he won more than 100 games, seven division titles, and a lombardi trophy in super bowl xi. the raiders have won. reporter: he walked away from the sidelines in 1978, but he did not go far am i taking the next act of the football story into the broadcast booth. we have been with the teams all week. are back s first 15 years on television took place at cvs, where his partnership with pat summerall formed one of the most celebrated announcing teams of all time. it scares me when i understand it completely. reporter: he spent 30 years in broadcasting with four different networks, working 11 superballs, and winning 16 emmy awards. the ball is there between the 8 and 9. is he happy. reporter: has inside knowledge of the game earned him the respect of the players and coaches he covered. his ability to explain the complexities of the