they held a demonstration, the demonstration turned violent. these two stories from different parts of the world come together at a new book titled they marched into sunlight, the authors david maraniss. hello david maraniss. your epilogue you write that connections fascinate you more than ideology. what is that mean? and how was it reflected in this book? i guess it means i am a journalist and historian. i am not trying to make a specific theological point when i do my reporting. i believe over the course of years our history is looked at different ways. i want to present 1967 and that point in time as actively and deeply as i could and stripped away some of the stereotypes of the 60s that sort of make it hard so so hard to see from the perspective of today. who is this for? i hope it is for everybody. it certainly starts with the author you write about something you are interested in. my previous book what are there it was about bill clinton or vince lombardi always
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page, facebook.com/booktv. october 21, 1967, 100,000 people marched in washington to protest the vietnam war. from the booktv archives. pulitzer prize winning journalist david maraniss, who in 2002 allowed booktv to accompany him to vietnam and madison, wisconsin for his research in the war abroad and protests at home. this is a rubber plantation north of saigon in vietnam. members of the army s regiment known as the black lions were ambushed here. 61 were killed, many were injured. this is the university of wisconsin in madison. 35 years ago antiwar students try to keep dow chemical from recruiting on campus. the demonstration turned violent. these stories from different parts of the world come together in a new book titled they marched into sunlight . the author is david maraniss. great to be here. host: you write connections fascinate you more than ideology. what does that mean? guest: it means i m a journalist and a historian. i m not trying to make a specific
though witnesses heard something different. i believe it was a pistol. reporter: police say the shooter is still on the loose. in antioch, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. we now have a better understanding of what happened at a san jose health center this morning that led to a chemical spill, hazmat response, and sent seven people to the hospital. this happened at the indian health center on meridian avenue. chris nguyen is live with the latest on the frightening situation. chris? reporter: kristen, the san jose fire department says it is now safe to go back inside the building, but officials with the health center say they re going to to have a cleaning crew come by later tonight as a precaut n precaution. outside the indian health center in san jose, one by one patients and employees were wheeled into ambulances for treatment. it was a little scary to see people out here, scary to be that close to a building not knowing. reporter: just before 10:00 this morning, 17
announced that californians will announce if adults 21 and older will be allowed to possess one ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants for personal use. it s a travesty to think that when you have a police force and you will focus their efforts on someone who is engaged in personal activity, or when that, when we have rapists and murderers there. a coalition of police force oppose it. an objection that convicted heroin dealers would be allowed to sell marijuana. recreational dispensaries will be taxed. regulatory guidelines have been drawn from states that passed similar legislation such as prohibiting advertising near schools. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. chuck, thank you. and just in, about 30 minutes ago, governor brown signing five out of six bills that crack down on tobacco. now, among the new rules. 21 is the new 18. the legal age to buy tobacco products here in california, will now be changed to 21 years old. and another bill regulate