nixon, and fred gray, came to the rescue of claudette. i represented her, we went and talked to the bus company officials and city officials and threaten to have a bus boycott. and assured us what happened to claudette would not happen again. from the time i opened my office until the day of mrs. parks's a rest, almost every day, days a week, mrs. parks, who worked as a seamstress in a department store a block from my office doing her lunch hour she would bring her lunch to my office and i would have my lunch and we would talk about conditions in montgomery. we talked about claudette, we talked about the lack of recreational facilities, we talked about the inequality and all the problems that we had and she was secretary to the montgomerie branch of the naacp, she was also the youth director of it and her husband had been involved in helping to raise funds for the scottsboro boys who had been in prison for allegedly raped in the early 30s and so she was a person very much interested and we talked about the type person -- whatever needed t

fred? >> thank you so much. four officers were hurt during a violent standoff in california. police say a man identified as samuel duran led officers on a foot chase shooting at them as he ran. duran barricaded himself inside a house and family members begged for him to give up. he did shortly after a s.w.a.t. team surrounded the house. three police officers and an i.c.e. agent were hurt during the chase. one was shot in the jaw. i.c.e. agents were searching for duran for weeks but wouldn't say why. >>> it's cold out there for a whole lot of people no matter where you are on the map. frost advisories and freeze warnings stretched across a dozen states. karen maginnis is in atlanta's piedmont park where folks are usually bundled up with maybe a scarf at most while they walk their dogs but today we see you with a jacket. it's cold outside. >> it is still chilly out here, fred. they just finished the puppy parade and they're going to announce the winner soon. this is piedmont park and city of

that's critical, fred. i don't know how they're going to be able to prove first degree murder against the doctor when, number one, they don't have a homicide here, and number two, he has an alibi, he was in his office. number three, how are they going to prove he supplied her with drugs. she's a grown woman, she underwent the procedure and easily could have taken the drugs herself. there's a lot of open issues here, not a slam dunk case. >> i thought a daughter might testify to say, there have been some previous interviews with at least one daughter, who says that the mother especially immediately after that face surgery, that face lift surgery, that she was debilitated and that he, the husband, was allegedly actually putting the pills in her mouth and she got to a point where she was actually fielding the pills, she didn't know what her husband was giving her, there was that trust, but that ultimately may have caused her demise, according to one daughter that's been on television interviews and might testi

fred was saying, you know, the a's aren't looking for that. but the tigers can't be looking forward to facing bartola. nevertheless, just one of those games that they will be shaking their heads at as they fly home back to oakland. kind of twisting and turning, not able to get a lot of sleep. there were, as fred said, so many opportunities for the a's to beat the tigers. oakland had built a 3-0 lead. it's cocoa crisp. red hot in the series. a's celebrating too soon. in the 7th, it is victor martinez. have another look at this. deep off of shawn doolittle and josh claims that he was interfered with. if you look at the replay, i don't think that he in all honesty was going to make that catch. umpires agreed. they look at it and rule it a home run, which tied it. the inning continues. two-outliner to right. this is the back breaker. austin jackson came in hitting .071. the broken bat single to right scores the go-ahead run. and the tigersed added three more to take an 8-4 lead in the top of the 9th. the a's never give in. a shot to center that sc

>> jimmy: with fred armisen. we have a clip of this scene you do with fred armisen. just watch this. >> you got to get yourself some porcelain fountains. you want more fruit? just listen to my beautiful daughter lexie. >> what, are you kidding me? how can you not have porcelain fountains all over your house? look at this one. look at that one. people are going to see these things and go, that guy's got more money than the sheikh from saudi arabia. you can even soak your hands in the water like you're some kind of millionaire. you'll think, "wow, this is high end living." that's what you're going to think when you pick this one or that one, this one or that one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the best. [ cheers and applause ] not sure where you're posing. it's so good.

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fred? >> thanks so much. perhaps we will be hearing more about that later on. >>> let's talk about something else that's gotten a lot of attention. it involves new york. new york city police now wanting your help in finding this man who is wanted for questioning in connection with that clash between the group of bikers and the driver of an suv. margaret conley is covering this for us from new york. two bikers turned themselves in. one has been charged. what more can you tell us? >> fred, it happened right here. the suv driver, he was trying to get away from the bikers. he pulled off the freeway at west 178th street and this is where the most violent parts of the incident took place. now, two bikers, they are in custody right now. one has been charged. the police are still looking for another biker as they try to piece together the rest of this investigation. the motorcyclist seen here who repeatedly smashed this car window using his helmet with a family trapped inside has been identified. authorities have als

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fred honored his wife by writing a song. he called it "o sweet lorraine" and entered the song in a contest. music producers were moved and recorded the song. >> listening to the lyrics and passion behind the lyrics and the letter he sent us was so heart warming. >> the song became an instant hit on the charts and online and fred received letters from fans around the world. >> it was a wonderful 75 years. i just often think it was unreal, dreaming or something. but it was real. that's all i can say. real. >> would you please welcome fred who wrote "o sweet lorraine" and jacob coleman who recorded the song. fred, what an honor to have you hear. >> thank you. >> what made you say i'm going to write a song to my wife? >> well, we were inseparable. one evening it came along into me seen i sat down and wrote it. >> did you ever think so many people across the country would connect with you and connect with a song about a relationship of 75 years? >> no, i didn't. not at all. never dreamed it would ever happen like that. never. jus

fred? >> and so an official says, margaret, that an offduty police officer may have been riding with the group and saw the confrontation. do we know if that was true and what was the person's role in all of this? >> right. susan candiotti reported one off-duty police officer was riding in the group. but he's just part of the motorcycle group. he could be a key witness, because we're being told that he not only saw the suv hit the biker but he also saw the beating. there's a lot of questions about why we're just hearing about this now. we didn't know about this until wednesday. there are a lot of questions about why it's been four days. >> margaret connelly, thanks so much. keep us posted. >> the sisters of suspected d.c. shooter miriam carey says she was treated for post partum depression with psychosis but she was not delusional. they are still trying to put the pieces together of exactly what happened in the nation's capitol. miriam carey drove her car into a white house barricade before

. >> reporter: you know, fred, this is a top story. police say he is the cousin of the slain woman's husband. we are learning more about the weapon recovered from the scene. here's what we know, folks, police respond today a call about a stabbing in a brooklyn apartment last night. when thaey arrived on the scene a 37-year-old mother and her four children age 9-1, dead. we are hearing more from n.y.p.d. take a listen as to how they described the scene. you have a mother, four kids that were cut and butch everied with a kitchen knife. we have the knife. the perpetrator made statements eluding he utilized the knife to commit this act. the man in custody is an asian male who n.y.p.d. says is the cousin of the husband. police amgs say that he appears to have been bouncing a lot addresses since 2004. the name of that suspect is mindong chin. you know, we asked, fred, about potential mental illness. no word yet on that. as of now. germany had sharp words for the u.s. today about claims the nsa monitored chancellor merkel's cell phone. claims

fred? >> nick, clearly while officials are looking for these two men, are they also trying to figure out how to make sure this doesn't happen again given that these documents and the release of these two, i mean, there was a week in between. who knows who else used fraudulent papers to get out? >> reporter: that's right. we learned there is a third person tried to use a similar fraudulent scheme to get out, that happened back in 2011. that man was caught before he was let out, but it has a lot of people locally scratching their heads, wondering why florida state officials weren't better prepared for something like this. we took florida department of corrections to task on that, asked them how could this embarrassing blunder have happened? how did no one check the court paperwork, how did this slip by so many different agencies and they told us, fred, they weren't at fault, no one is going to be punished or blamed in their department because they have no legal stature to push back on the cou

s grid for fifty years or more now on the green versus conventional debate with fred rowe the director although the young of choice is international advocacy group joining us live here on r.t. thanks very much for coming on the program today let's get straight to it here the biggest argument being that green energy is pushing pushing the prices up not and i understand it's a bit of a complicated subject can you melt it down for us and explain how is that possible yes so let me try to explain a report a simple example imagine you have various consumers going to a grocery store or a supermarket some of them just want to buy a bottle of beer for one euro and others say no actually i would like to buy a bottle of champagne for thirty euros in normal life people would just buy one euro for the beer and those which by champagne pay fifteen euros for the thirty euros for the champagne in the german end of the energy market it's actually different people who work the champagne by us would pay something like two euros and all the beer by us would also pay to your daughter to subsidize the champ

i tip my hat to you, fred. >> thank you. i'm complimented you would say weather. >> joe, can i add something a lot don't know about joe fred smith. he was the company commander in the vietnam war. >> that's not surprising. i concur. >> we all concur. >> we've said it so many times. the post office, you thought how could anyone take on the post office and deliver a package overnight anywhere in the world. it was impossible but some how you did it and made money. i don't know what that says about the post office. amazing. >> it could be a segway to the u.s. government. want to get your thoughts on the shutdown itself whether that impacted business, if you've seen it and to the extent you've made preparations or what you think about washington related to the debt ceiling? >> it's definitely had a minor effect on business. as one example, we have tens of thousands of shipments held now that we can't deliver to the united states government and a lot of vendors shipping to the government are now ceased. on the margin, there's been

in the meantime, we're going jua take a call from fred ino pennsylvania. thank you for holding in plymouth, pennsylvania. what's your question for rick atkinson? >> caller: more of an assessment. my feeling is the great tragedy of world war ii was the entire camp pain, huge loss of life. i was wondering and the way he conducted the campaign and that's basically it. i read the last book, the third book. >> he spends quite a bit of time at the italian campaign. once mr. atkinson gets over here, we'll ask him about that. next caller's gala in san antonio. heiko mckale. >> caller: the question is why didn't hitler crossed the channel into in good? if he had done so, with the english have used gas? >> host: okay, we'll ask him that question as well. (202)585-3890 in eastern central time zone. 585-3891 for those of you in the mountain pacific time zones. we are joined now by rick atkinson and the history and biography tent. thank you for being with us. fred and in pennsylvania called just a minute ago and he wondered about the italian campaign. he thought that w

chairman fred, thank you for coming on. i appreciate it. look, a very embarrassing politically devastating moment for obama, this whole business about false promises and you are not going to be able to keep at least 50% won't be able to keep their insurance plans what can you do about it, fred? what can you do about it? >> well, we are doing a number of things. we have studied this quite a bit. we know that there are millions of americans right now, in fact, more people are being told that they're losing their coverage, than actually have signed up for coverage under obama care. and so i introduced legislation yesterday. it's been co-sponsored by more than 50 folks already, 50 colleagues. it says this, if you have a private insurance plan that you liked last january, you can keep it. you are not going to be told you have to shelf it. this will help the millions of folks told they lost their coverage. maybe they physical out how to get on that website. obviously, there are a ton of people that have not figured out how to do that. it was down

"trophy wife," we have not >> elsa and fred is coming. get a job ,bryan cranston, everybody loves him. you have a gig with ryan cranston, and you just wrapped a woody allen project for 2014. i'm out of breath. >> they didn't all happen this year. one of them was last year. [laughter] tavis: you are like the hardest working woman in hollywood. >> well, i'm a single mother. i've got to support those kids. i like working. this business is roller coaster, up and down. when it's down, you think he will never go back up. when i was younger and i had all these wonderful times, i don't think i appreciated them the way i do right now. this is up for me right now. i appreciate it because i have been on that low swing before. "trophy wife," and i have a new sitcom. it is a good schedule for a mom. we work five days a week. i like to be home with my kids. this is the best schedule, and it's fun. tavis: i'm going to talk about "trophy wife" in a second. since you mention those uptimes and down times, particularly for women as they age or become more c

fred? >> all right. thanks so much. you talk about nancy pelosi's point of view, apparently the president agrees. he says this could all be over right now in an interview with the associated press, he blamed house speaker john boehner for not ending the shutdown, saying this. quote, we can vote to open the government today. the only thing that is keeping that from happening is speaker boehner hs made a decision that he is going to hold out to see if he can get additional concessions from us. end quote. that's from the president in his conversation with the associated press, ap. >>> new york city police are searching for this man. he is wanted for questioning in connection with that clash between a group of bikers and that suv. two bikers also accused of being involved in that violent incident, turned themselves into police. i want to go straight to cnn's margaret conley in new york. margaret, what more do we know about the direction of this investigation? >> fred, the two men that were caug

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number one, republican congressman fred upton says healthcare.gov is not ready for prime time. he spoke about hearings on the website's problems. upton says he is worried there will be more problems in the future. the maryland tech company is in charge of fixing the site. the official overseeing the fix says the site will work for most people by the end of november. >>> number two, sarah palin is back in the political spotlight after laying low for much of the year, the former alaska governor will soon visit the state of iowa. she's also considering making a series of endorsements for the 2014 elections and launch a book tour. >>> number three. this week's gripping testimony at a murder trial of a prominent utah doctor, dr. mart enmacneill, accused of killing his wife michele. his mistress took the stand yesterday. she said he texted her the morning his wife was found dead and during her funeral. prosecutors claim the doctor drugged and drowned his wife to be with willis. the defense says his wife died of natural causes. >>> number four. the navy in nigeria hasn't been able to

fred? >> reporter: hey frank, you know, the general manager of the as for years now, billy bean has said these baseball players have really just a crap shoot. if it is a crap shoot, they have not had a lot of luck lately as they try to win their second playoff series in their last eight tries. there is really no clear cut favorite and the home advantage may be overrated. last year, visiting teams won more playoff teams than home teams including detroit in deciding game five against these very same as . but the players say this old house can still be their best friend and a deciding factor. >> it is huge, especially the way the last year's format was drawn up. the better record on the road. we didn't feel that was the case it should have been. but things seem to be in our favor with a better record than these guys. it will be fun. it should give us a sleight of hand with our home ballpark. how balls fly. and you know, we have some extra fans coming in for this series. it is going to be loud

back to this scheme, though, fred, we've got some sound from the u.s. marshal ls. >> i know that this is rare. here, in florida, this is the first time i've heard of it. i've been in law enforcement for over 30 years and it's the first time i've ever heard of prisoners escaping from their custody by a measure such as this. >> this is a pretty embarrassing blender, fred, for all of the agencies involved. it's going to be a while before we have all of the questions answered on this one. >> we're going to talk more about this case with well-known criminal defense attorney later on this hour. the first numbers on the affordable care act sign-ups are in. despite web siet glitches, around half a million people have made it through the online application. that isn't enough for republican senator ted cruz, however. the buck needs to stop at the top of the health and human services agency. >> some of her colleagues are saying she should resign. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. why? because the program she has imp lemted, obama care, is a disasterment it's

reporting live in detroit, fred ingles, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, fred. >>> and a local movie theater is getting into the spirit. coming up where you can watch game four in a rather unique setting. >>> 7:40. later today, san carlos city leaders will go before the state public utilities commission, which oversees pg&e. they are gonna talk about growing safety concerns but a natural gas pipe that runs across the city. on friday, san carlos dlarred a state of emergency. they got a court order for pg&e to shut down the pipeline. san carlos sought the court order after getting a copy of an internal e-mail. the engineer said he was concerned that the pipeline could cause an explosion like the disastrous explosion in san bruno three years ago. there's a clear connection between the pipeline that blew up in san bruno and the pipeline causing concern in san carlos. the "chronicle" said it uncovered pg&e documents that show in both peninsula cities, pg&e relied on used pipe when they made repairs back in the 1950s. the company according to the report resorted to using old pipe because o

fred? >> and so nick, are authorities saying anything about whether the two may be together? i mean, they were released on separate dates but is there a belief that they may be -- whether it be in florida or beyond -- together? >> well, that's a great question. that's a question that was posed to the sheriff's department at that press conference and they said that's part of their investigation whether or not these two men worked in conjunction or it was independent, forged documents that got them out. we do know that the common denominator is that they were both here at the correctional institution behind me. we don't know what the relationship is beyond that. that's part of the very complicated investigation. this is a very embarrassing moment for all agencies involved, including the florida department of corrections, which we talked to. we asked them why they allowed something like this to happen, why they allowed this order to go through. they don't have the legal stature to push back ag

fred? >> joe johns, thanks so much on capitol hill. >>> so we're learning more this morning about the woman, the driver police say instigated this very frightening chase and in the end, was shot dead behind the wheel. we now know that miriam carey was 34-year-old and that she lived in stanforstanford, conne. carey may have suffered from postpartum depression. her boyfriend said she had trouble sleeping recently and had delusions about being under surveillance. according to the source the boyfriend told police ten months ago he was worried about the safety of the couple's baby girl. joining me cnn law enforcement analyst and former d.c. detective mike brooks. investigators found a letter in carey's apartment addressed to her boyfriend and we're told it had suspicious white material in it and that the hazmat team apprehended it. where does the investigation go from here? how do they put all of this together? >> from what they may have found in the car to what they found in the apartment i'm s

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fred. >> reporter: it is a rematch of last year's alds. we arrived to detroit about six hours ago and we were treated by rain. it has since stopped. neither team practiced here at comerica park today. in fact, the tarp was on the field all day. they do expect more intermittent rain tomorrow. they're going to expect cooler temperatures. we went downtown to greek town, we were looking for a's fans. it was very quiet. we didn't find any a's fans, we didn't find any tiger fans either. but this place will be rocking at 3:00 when game three is expected to begin. >> very different than we started our place where last year we were here. but you know there's still a lot to be played out. but i think just now the history between the two teams it seems like each and every game we play them, there's a little more to it because of the fact that we have played them a few times and each game seems to be hard fought. >> to be honest to you, these have really been two fantastic play off games. they really have. 2-1 run games. we haven't scored a run for 17

fred hasan. fred, former chairman of avon and bausch & lomb. serves on the boards of time wanner and valiant pharmaceutica pharmaceuticals. from perspective from capitol hill, representative edie bernice johnson. what do you make of what's going on? >> it's really unfortunate. it was artificially created. at no ti didn't have to happen. the only good thing you could say came out of it was now they have gotten past what i call issues which were nonstarters such as killing obama care which is never going to happen. with the president not negotiating should never have happened. >> how do they mend fences now with voters who are so angry? 60% of americans polled last friday said all of congress should be fired. >> the way they mend fences is to govern. they simply should govern. the way they govern is by getting in a room and working on the big issue. the big issue is simple. our deficit and debt. many ways to approach it. paul ryan had a good approach. simpson/bowles has come up with a simpson/bowles 2. the president has put some good ideas on the

fred? >> reporter: they are only 3- 1/2 miles apart so they have history. this is what this is about. i am with the head coach of the matadors. this is a cool deal. >> the trophy was established in 1985 but the rivalry has been since 1969. we played 40 some times and had a lot of history together. >> you have beaten them 9 straight years. >> cupertino has a good program and we beat them but, you know, the history of the game and the history of the program, cupertino and monta vista allowed us to continue this tradition. >> reporter: you are 4-2, looks like your offense is run and run and run. >> we like to run a little bit. we have a great offensive line. justin gets all the yards and everything but the offensive line does the job. >> reporter: he is averaging 140 yards a game. this is a school that just got this new stadium. this is only the second year. they used to play their home games at cupertino. this is finally a home game against the cross town rivals. >> good thing. >> reporter: see you later. >> thank you. >>> tonight at 10:00 p.m. the condition

melissa: fred, i want to start with you. it all hinges on the conversation with the ceo of the company he was investing in allegedly told him that they were about to make a secondary offering and that would totally dilute his stake and he went on and sold his shares. that is what the government i saying happened. >> right. melissa: the contradiction came in because cuban said, first, the phone conversation happened nine years ago. he doesn't remember anything about it. he doesn't remember hearing that this ceo tell him, you know, this is confidential information that i'm going to tell you. you can't trade on it but by the way we're about to dilute the hell out of you tomorrow. he doesn't remember that. the ceo said, cuban said, now, i'm screwed. i can't sell. >> right. melissa: cuban said no way i said that i absolutely didn't say that. if he doesn't remember the conversation how does know he didn't say that. is he in trouble? >> well, he is in big trouble. for a couple reasons, when you say i don't remember, you can't turn

fred? >> thanks so much, alexandra steele. >> the world series may go all seven games. both the cardinals and red sox are playing their hearts out to capture the championship and last night's wild finish in st. louis was more proof. let's go to joe carter with that and the rest of the sports highlights in our bleacher report. >> reporter: fred, what an absolutely crazy ending in st. louis. it's the first world series game ever to be decided on an obstruction call of all things. it happened in the bottom of the ninth. the game is tied 4-4. boston gets the out at home plate but throw to third base goes wide. still looks like boston will get alan craig out at home plate but he's called safe because the umpire at third base called obstruction on will middlebrooks. st. louis is awarded the game run. it's very confusing. middlebrooks interfering, obstructing alan craig from going home and the rule says whether you intend to or not you can't impede with the base runner's roger. st. louis gets the run, st. louis gets the win on one of the strangest craziest plays you'll ever se

. >>> fred inglis is in detroit, he was there for the game. great game today. >> we saw a lot of heroes today. great pitching, clutch hitting, super defense and this all in a park that hasn't been playoff friendly to the a's. >> reporter: a's fans were outnumbered but it didn't take long for them to make themselves heard. >> i was the loudest person here. they wanted me out. >> reporter: a's lost the last six post season games they played here but it didn't matter to the fans. >> isee parker surprising folks. >> they don't have a great post season record, maybe this is our year. >> why? >> it feels like it. team has chemistry and feels like they will do it. >> reporter: three home runs and a solid bullpen puts them in the driver's seat. >> i know they are waking up on their bats so they will crush it tomorrow. we are going to be the world series, i swear it. >> reporter: fans got their money's worth today, it included a 9th inning drama when grant bellfore went nose to nose with victor martinez. mark ibanez will have details of that and post g

fred, it did take about five years before this man was charged with anything. how does that factor in? >> well, giving the overwhelming ed, it's not going to factor at all. look, this is a tragic case. a woman's dead, eight children lost their mother. but they teach you in law school about the presumptionover innocence? well, in this case this guy walks into court with what i call the presumption of guilt. any guy who's dating a woman named gypsy while his wife ends up in the bathtub dead having drowned is guilty. starts from ground zero and has to go upwards -- jenna: now, wait a minute, fred, hold on a second. besides gypsy, who we're seeing on the screen here, there were three medical examiners that took a look at the death, two with who worked for the state of utah and another that's a paid expert by the defense. we'll keep that in mind, but none of them found any sort of level in her system that would suggest that she was drugged and died. >> and you just walked right into the teeth of the theory of my case, jenna. i'm the prosecution, the guy's admitted t

fred ingles has more. >> reporter: game three is one of four playoff games today. it's the only game in which no one can clinch the sers. if you go back to -- series. if you go back to 2006, the as have lost six games in comerica. but reddick says winning three out of four here in late august could be a better sign. >> i think it was huge, a huge confidence booster. we had a sweep and it didn't work out. one bad pitch kind of turned things around. but we put that behind us and thought we have done it before here. we can do it again. >> reporter: what do you think about the starting time? if you are living in california, it's a 10:07 start? >> it's rough for the guys but we'll be okay. >> reporter: weather may still be a factor. both team scored three runs in the first two games of the series. they would like to see more offensive pinch, weather permitting. fred ingles, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'd like you to show us your oakland as pride. we posted this badge on our facebook page. visit our wall and click "share." >>> former president jimmy carter getting dirty to

fred schultz was federal reserve board vice-chairman in 1979. when you have inflation, money becomes worth less and financial assets of bonds and stocks don't respond as well. you need to go out and buy things. you need to buy art, stamps, gold, land, and houses. people got in the habit of going out and borrowing all they could borrow and spending all they could spend. it takes a long time to change the way people carry out their activities. in the 1970s people were convinced we would get inflation under control, and only in the latter part of the 1970s, '78 and '79, did they become convinced that we wouldn't. that's when inflation really began to heat up very rapidly. in 1979's closing months federal reserve chairman paul volcker announced a new tight money policy to counter inflation. he was forced to abandon this in 1980's recession. 1981 brought a new president and renewed determination to clamp down on inflation. but the reagan administration wanted it all, both lower inflation and higher growth. the fed sent out warning signals. we kept sa