elected president. he s young, he s charismatic. he had platformed on a number of promises. so this should give a bit of context to where the women s movement is coming into play as we work through some of these overview issues. now, the 60s as much promise as there was, we also know there was a lot of issues. particularly racial issues. but it was a period of great change, warfare, and for those who did find promise in the 1960s, there were those who didn t get access to that. and so there are a number of individuals and groups fighting for access. so we have the 1967 detroit riots. a series of political assassinations. jfk in 1963. in 1968 you also have the assassinations of martin luther king jr. and bobby kennedy. so there s also a lot of fear about what this change means and a lot of people are reacting to that. focusing on jfk because we re going to be talking most about women in the civil rights movement today, we ll be focusing on other women s experiences on wednesda
the money flow, you know, work with our allies, look at other ways to really, really put the pressure on iranians. you know, i don t, i m not in favor of doing that for tat kind of thing because the hearing is with drag us down in the mud with them. pentagon says they would take all necessary actions to protect and defend u.s. personal, orders and alice in the region. we are learning that vice president have we stopped the ruckus in the congress on the iranian attack. there are reports that president trump will not address the situations that as he continues to monitor the situation and talk with his advisors in the white house. were going to continue to monitor her the changes in the middle east. housing activists is drowned out by other housing activists in oakland. it is to hear about a new bill and increasing housing against public transit. on why homeless advocates are against the idea. reporter: it all started quiet and simple, they held a press conference abo
i m president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. there was a headline to that address, that was it. as we showed you in the last hour ( resident trump president trump made his remarks to the nation. ktvu s cristina rendon has been following the developments this morning and is live in our newsroom and joins us with warren what the president had to say. we could tell you it is a short response about 10 to 15 minutes long. the president says the u.s. should be extremely grateful and happy. no americans were harmed in last night s attack. iran fired more than a dozen missiles to two military sites in iraq that housed u.s. troops. president trump says there was only minimal damage to the military bases and that an early warty warning system worked very well. it he was joined by top u.s. officials and started his feet speech by saying as long as he is president, iran will never have a nuclear weapon. for far too long, all the way b
one of the missiles reportedly had an airplane that caught on fire. another missile we understand landed at the air base in the kurdish region of iraq. this video from their tv shows the missiles. the pentagon said that more than a dozen ballistic missiles were fired directly from iran. the revolutionary guards said that the shooting was due to the last attack. iran s response came as they held a funeral and burial service for the general. they called it self defense tweeted that we do not seek exhalation or war but we will defend ourselves against any aggression. the president met with military officials in a tweet he said all is well and missiles were launched at two military bas. the assessment of casualties and damages being done right now. an accurate forecast from the bay area s weather authority, that is the power of 2 and those who he was plotting with was plotting to kill soldiers in the next coming days. reporter: behney say that they think that his order to kil
about female activists in the 1960 s civil rights movement. in focuses on several women the student nonviolent coordinating committee who held leadership roles and the challenges they faced. today we have shifted into the 1960 s. one of the things about the 1960 s is this idea that a lot of americans felt they were on the precipice of promise, of greatness. it held a lot of possibilities and opportunities in the postwar era. had just been elected president. he is young and charismatic, he had platform on a number of promises and so this should give a little bit of context where the women s movement is coming into play as it works through some of these overview issues. the 60 s as much promises there was, we also know there were a lot of issues, particularly racial issues, but it was a period of great change, warfare and for those who did find promise in the 1960 s, there were those who didn t get access to that is there a number of individuals that groups were fighting for