best-selling book between the world and me, written as a letter to his teenage son, samori. we will hear him speak in his hometown of baltimore at the union baptist church and we will hear him afterwards. ta-nehisi coates: there is a reaction when our children hear something that has a racist component to assure them that somehow everything will be ok, that some justice will win out in the end. my study, my very elementary, pedestrian, autodidact extent study of history does not demonstrate that to be true. my own life does not necessarily demonstrate that to be true. my belief is in the chaos of the world, and you have to find your piece peace within the chaos. even within the chaos, with no assurance you will see any victory within your lifetime. amy: ta-nehisi coates for the hour, all that and more coming up. to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. today, we spend the hour with ta-nehisi coates, author of an explosive new book abo
record, the year exxon mobil was caught in more than a three-decade lie. internal documents revealed exxon knew that fossil fuels cause global warming in the 1970 s, but hid that information from the public. now it turns out that exxon isn t alone. a new exposé from inside climate news reveals nearly every major u.s. and multinational oil and gas company was likely aware of the impact of fossil fuels on climate change at the same time as exxon. we ll speak to neela banerjee, the insideclimate news reporter who broke this story. the story sparked a new york criminal investigation and calls for federal probe, like the one that brought down big tobacco. but some aren t waiting for the justice system to act. will go to an unusual afternoon in paris during the yuan climate summit. over those 25 years, exxon continue to maintain that architecture and ecosystem of denial and deception and nfnfnfdisinformation. and for that, we ask for a in favoragainst exxon of the future of this
record, the year exxon mobil was caught in more than a three-decade lie. internal documents revealed exxon knew that fossil fuels cause global warming in the 1970 s, but hid that information from the public. now it turns out that exxon isn t alone. a new exposé from inside climate news reveals nearly every major u.s. and multinational oil and gas company was likely aware of the impact of fossil fuels on climate change at the same time as exxon. we ll speak to neela banerjee, the insideclimate news reporter who broke this story. the story sparked a new york criminal investigation and calls for federal probe, like the one that brought down big tobacco. but some aren t waiting for the justice system to act. will go to an unusual afternoon in paris during the yuan climate summit. over those 25 years, exxon continue to maintain that architecture and ecosystem of denial and deception and nfnfnfdisinformation. and for that, we ask for a in favoragainst exxon of the future of this
that he walked off his post in an attempt to reach another u.s. base to report on wrongdoing in his unit. we ll get the details from his lawyer, eugene fidell. we ll also speak with matthew hoh, a former marine and state department official who resigned in protest from his post in afghanistan over u.s. policy in september 2009. he says stop persecuting bowe bergdahl, he and his parents have suffered enough like all of us veterans. the tsa s secret behavior checklist to spot terrorism behavior. gazing down, exaggerating jan and. these signs could apply to almost anyone that is late for a flight. in the words of one of our sources on the program they are a licensed to harass. amy: we speak with intercept reporter cora and the latest on iran nuclear programs. we get the latest, all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. talks over a nuclear deal with iran in the final stages. progress has been reported
running away. the officer then handcuff scott as he was lessft face down, and the officer then shows the officer planting a taser . then to ferguson missouri, which hold its first municipal election since the shooting of michael brown. for the first time in ferguson s 20-year history, the six-member city council will have three african-americans. and to chicago where mayor rahm emanuel has survived a runoff against progressive challenger chuy garcia. mayor emanuel: to all the people of chicago who have given me the privilege to serve as your mayor for another four years, thank you, god bless you, and god bless chicago. amy: and we will speak with broadcaster tavis smiley about his new book, my journey with maya. maya angelou: you may try todod me in the very dark, but still like dust, i rise. amy: all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. a white south carolina police officer has been charged with mu