that was not my interest so i went back. of this or that so basically i went back to the archives. thanks for a wonderful talk. do they ever express remorse if you talk to the zoo orders? no. even after ota benga died there were callous comments made about taming the savage. there is no remorse. the but they doctored up the story of what happened he went from being a cage exhibits to a zoo employee. but never an expression but on the contrary later in life many years later he did express remorse, or so i heard. his grandson said he expressed remorse. [laughter] i went to school four minutes from your. i started in 83 and finished 1986. i was a dental lab technician we use a variety of equipment we had a student in the class with us and i noticed he would wait for someone else to use it then he would use it. so one day i am sitting at my desk so i said why deal always wait for someone else to use the equipment? he said i don t want to use it after you. i said why not? i am
find that last couple of sentences to get that out is certainly on the descent, which for me took a little longer without just as scalia on the bench, although it sure was there. so really quickly we have the television died going side going to be no justice quickly on our digital side because that is a big push at cnn and something that really interests me to be able to do that because now in the old days i ve been in journalism for a while. now if we put a story about justice scalia up, we can maybe link to some of the oral argument and then maybe link to the interview he gave with justice ginsburg for the talk that they gave and maybe a little bit about his sons memorial at the memorial service. it is a totally different world and it is fascinating that push on the digital side now. you actually need to get on air with a tv camera and finer view of the morning for decisions, for example. ironman correspondent is pamela brown, so she is ready to go in front of the cam
of policing committee relations in this country. we are asking our viewers if you trust your local police force and if your feelings have changed in light of the recent walter scott case and other incidents. we are splitting our lines up regionally this morning. if you are in the central or eastern united states, it is (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific region, it is (202) 748-8001. you can also catch up with us on social media on facebook twitter, or e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. very good saturday to you. here is the front page out of south carolina this should change everything. go there is a picture there of the event through which one of the onlookers is looking at the spot where walter scott died. the front page about this in the f new york times north charleston repairs for morning and protest in walter scott shooting. that is the lead for the story in the new york times today. the subject we are talking about this morning, we want to get
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live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. tragedy on the tracks, a bay area teen is killed after being hit by a traoepb. it - - by a train. reporter: the police responding to a 911 call found the body of a teenage girl by the tracks late this afternoon. she was struck by a freight train nearment intersection of old orchard at 5:00 p.m. the spokesperson said three locomotives with no freight were going through there when the conductor saw two people on the track. the two got off of the tracks but for some reason the girl stepped back on and was struck and killed. a by standard hears what he heard from others at the scene. i guess she reached back for her cell phone and at the last minute she was trying to get out of the way of the train, it was sad. reporter: the police will not confirm reports from the scene. but the young people were playing chicken or the girl may of gone under the track to receive the cell phone. the line was shutdown for 2-1/2 hours.