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the center sued cross in the 1980s for operating an illegal paramilitary group and intimidating african-americans, and now today, a new interview with ktyv tv where he was distributing information from missouri. >> we are fed up, white people are. we are going to take back our country, and we are third-class citizens now. >> well, the deadly shooting unfolded in overland park, kansas city, and it is a quiet suburb, and he opened fire in a parking lot killing a 14-year-old eagle scout, his grandfather, and a retired do doctor. to suspect then ran to a nearby retirement home where the ...

she wants us to believe that president obama's new health secretary will of spin the numbers on the health care law. they don't stop with the conspiracy theorys. back on planet reality, 7.5 million people have signed up under health care exchanges, and just today more news that it will save money. the most expensive provisions of the law, things like insurance subsidies, will cost $104 billion less than expected over 10 years. and overall, the health care law will reduce the deficit. let me repeat, reduce the deficit. the republicans can't attack this law on its merits, it used to be...

>> president obama also addressed the tragedy this morning at the fifth annual easter prayer breakfast. >> as americans, we not only need to open our hearts to the families of the victims. we've got to stand united against this kind of terrible violence which has no place in our society. >> hundreds of teens were set to gather for a talent competition at the jewish community center, and actors were rehearsing for a production of "to kill a mockingbird" when frazier glen cross opened fire. after his arrest cross can clearly be heard yelling hate speech in the back of the patrol car. l...

with a panel at the national press club in washington d.c. this is a little over an hour. >> everybody got quiet, so i guess we can begin. good afternoon. as dean of the university of alabama law school in pleased today to welcome all of you to the inaugural celebration and presentation of the harper lee prize for the go fiction. now, harper lee of monroeville alabama attended our law school in the 1940s and publish "to kill a mockingbird" in 1960. the book illuminated the responsibility of lawyers to fight injustice and pair them to represent the wrongly accused. since its publicati...

author speaks about being a lawyer and the role that law plays in contemporary fiction with a panel of the national press club in washington d.c.. this is a little over an hour. >> everybody got quiet so i guess we can begin. that's my cue. good afternoon. i am very pleased today to welcome all of you to the nodule celebration and preservation of the harper lee prize for fiction. nell harper lee of monroeville alabama attended our law school in the 1940s and published "to kill a mockingbird" in 1960. and empowered them to represent the wrongly accused. census publication "to kill a m...