lastly, i want to end in memorial to leroy looper, who passed away on september 11, 2011. he was an active activist in the tenderloin. he brought the cadillac hotel, which many of us are familiar with and was of the first individuals to invest in the single room occupancy buildings, to give people a second chance in san francisco. when many people were convicted that depended on the source of housing, as low-income housing, the cadillac hotel is now considered a landmark in the city of san francisco. every second friday, if you have not gone, they have jazz bands that play during lunch time. leroy was a leader and a visionary and an activist, believing in bringing the communities together, and he fought for the tenderloin to preserve low-income housing, when many other people were not on the boat yet. he did this by purchasing the cap -- cadillac hotel and proving that this could be done. soon after he successfully renovated this into the most prized property in the building, he began to host an annual party, and he felt the tenderloin needed the of -- the support and atte

beth, tell leroy to pull up here. here's the hotel. all right. let's go. move out. - hey, you can't leave your car there.eave - it's okay. i'm a hallway monitor.okay, - keep separation. leroy, check out our 20.ur ! - can i help you?you ? - you seen this woman, bra?thi she's staying here.she's - who are you? - ♪ i am the dawg ♪ the big, bad, dawg g, ba, - i think you should leave before i call the police.rea - beth, bear mace that guy.uy ! - let's check out the rooms. leroy and kyle, go that way. beth, you come with me,oome - we need police here right away. [knocking - yes? - i'm looking for this teacher. - yes? she in your room, bra?? do you mind keeping it down. - keep your mouth shut, bra!outh [sirens approaching] ike, they're on to us.ik - oh,no. - hurry, darling.! we have to get out of here. - what have we got? - who called 911?ere ! - they went that way. look out! they have bear mace. - open up. i'm with the dawg. - oh, crap. - you freeze right there.re ! - come on, darling. - hey. - i got 'em, dawg, fifth floor. praise christ. let's go.e christ - bet

next speaker. >> i was sorry to hear about the passing of leroy looper he was a good friend. don't accept money from the friends and foundation. a part of the message of the private advertisization of our institution is how little benefit is received by the public partner, the citizens. there are various ways to drama advertise how the citizens receive, how little the citizens receive. we can compare it to how little is received compared to how much the flan throw pisses take -- phlanthropists, and how much they give compared to what they promised to give. that is the biggest betrayal of all. the expenditures have reached $149 million, expected to reach $109 million, the friends foundation have expanded $1.1 million. the citizens voted for a bond issue to remodel all of the brancheses based on a commitment that it would cost $105.8 million and be finished in january of 2010. at the time the friends of the library originally claimed that it would be raising $16 million, in other words they would be adding $15.1% to the project. as a percent of the project, instead of raising $

i also want to introduce leroy looper who goes back to the 1980's with us in the tenderloin. nothing that any of us are doing would have started without leroy's vision when he bought the cadillac. we always need to appreciate them for their contributions. so without further ado, i want to make -- introduced a person who made this possible, mayor ed lee. >> great podium. i am happy to be here. happy to celebrate these wonderful murals that have been restored. we have been working on this for many years. i just love the fact that he is leading this effort with so many of the other community people. this community challenge grant was an easy decision that we made. i see our acting city administrator. she is continuing that very good community-based approach, working in close concert with the people from clean city, who are doing the sweeping around here, working with nonprofits as well. i want to thank the tenderloin development megacorporation. you are part of our partnership. as well, the tenderloin economic partnership. i want to celebrate these because it is part of our hist

robert leroy will be the last one to exit.t because after our dancers leave, as they are making their way out, a veteran should be the last one to leave that arena. when you are ready. please stand if you are able as our dancers make their exit. i want to thank each and every one of these dances for coming out, helping us to honor our own. no. traditional dancers, string dancers, grass dancers, no. -- northern traditional, southern coif, gene will dancers, seven traditional as well. our bets the war dancer. thank you. good singing, good dancing, all right, one more time. let's hear it for our singers and our dancers. looking good.

of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sittingnny yee. welcome, kim. we are really looking forward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with

. >> donald leroy adams. >> patrick adams. >> shannon lewis adams. >> steven george adams. >> ignatius udo adonga. >> christy atong. >> joshua todd aaron, we miss you and love you forever. you're always in our hearts. >> and my sister, marney capito batista, we love you and we miss you. >> terrence edwards atlee jr. >> sophia b.ado. >> lee adler. >> daniel thomas. >> emanuel aquasy afaqwa. >> joseph adnelo. >> david scott agnes. >> alberto agiar jr. brian ahern. jeremiah joseph ahern. >> joanne marie alatiotis. terrence andre aiken. >> trudy m.aljero. >> andrew, almerro. >> and my uncle, firefighter dennis kerry sr. we miss you, we love you, and your light and love shine through your three beautiful grandchildren. >> and my uncle, dr. lee alan adler, we love and miss you. >> margaret aulario. >> darren albert. >> john leslie albert. >> jeeda alderman. >> jacquelyn frederick. >> barrett aldreg. >> eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. >> christopher e. alingham. janet marie alonzo. >> edison alvarado. >> antonio alvarez and my uncle, james jr.,

. >> my brother-in-law, first officer leroy holmgren. >> reporter: still, until you have walked a decadeshoes, it's just hard to imagine how important, how powerful a rock, a wall, and 40 names can be when one of them belongs to your loved one. >> it is an emotional time. >> reporter: carol hydric's brother jason dahl was at the controls when the hijackers stormed the cockpit. she thought she was prepared for the emotions that would come this weekend. but being consoled by three presidents in a matter of two days even has her a little stunned. >> just that support was amazing, i think. that they are that interested in it. >> reporter: president obama flew into shanksville after attending the ceremony at ground zero. here he gave no big speech, just many small ones. a few words to perhaps ease the pain. >> i found the presence to be extremely concerned and caring about each of us. >> reporter: so now the dahl's have just one final ceremony in shanksville to attend. monday morning, most of the flight 93 families will gather, once again on sacred ground and lay to rest the last of the unide

two days after suffering a stroke, hall of famer leroy sellman passed away yesterday.e first overall pick by the tampa bay buccaneers in 1976 he was a defensive end with the oklahoma sooners. he was 56 years old. wild scene at the baltimore grand prix. on board with helio castroneves during morning warm-ups. all is going well when the car comes flying over castroneves, hits the ground and crashes into the tire barriers. he has no other option but to hit castroneves. thankfully the two brazilian drivers were okay but it could have been much worse. and finally rafael nadal cruising through his third round match at the u.s. open and then collapsed. it didn't happen on the court. he was overcome by pain and squirms in agony as a cramp takes over his right leg. at one point rafa had to duck under the table and laid on the floor. it took about ten minutes for him to work out the pain. but the second ranked player in the world says that won't cramp his style. he'll be ready to play tomorrow. that's your first look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> a report of a

juan pablo cisneros-alvarez >> benjamin keefe clark >> eugene clark >> gregory alan clark >> mannie leroyra clarke. thomas r. clark >> christopher robert clarke >> donna marie clarke >> michael j. clarke >> suria rachel emma clarke >> kevin francis cleary >> james d. cleere >> and my mother, kirsten christoff. rest in peace. >> and my father, robert cirri. >> geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne >> steven coakley . >> jeffrey alan coale >> patricia a. cody >> daniel michael coffey >> jason m. coffey >> florence g. cohen >> kevin sanford cohen >> anthony joseph coladonato >> mark joseph colaio >> stephen colaio >> christopher m. colasanti >> kevin nathaniel colbert >> michel p. colbert >> keith e. coleman >> scott thomas coleman >> tarel coleman >> liam joseph colhoun fax and my husband's common-law -- >> and my husband. we miss you and love you, and he will be in our prayers. >> and my father. we all love you. >> robert d. colin >> robert j. coll >> roberts coll. >> jean collin >> john michael collins >> michael l. collins >> >> thomas j. collins >> joseph collison colemen.frey >> patricia

gudagano. [ bell tolls ] leroy homer. [ bell tolls ] toshia kugay. [ bell tolls ] c.c.rsene. [ bell tolls ] waleska martinez. [ bell tolls ] nicole carol miller. [ bell tolls ] lewis j. macky, ii. [ bell tolls ] donald arthur peterson. [ bell tolls ] gene hodeley peterson. [ bell tolls ] mark david rothenberg. [ bell tolls ] christine ann snider. [ bell tolls ] john talagmani. [ bell it wills ] honor elizabeth wanio. [ bell tolls ] deborah jacobs welsch. [ bell tolls ] ♪ [ bag type ♪ [ bagpipes playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> vice president biden, president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar, speaker boehner, friends, families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and the crew of flight 93 with your presence. ten years ago, we first came to this hallowed ground. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and at a time when we least expected the potential for such evil in the world. today, with the d

[bell ringing] >> leroy homer. [bell ringing] >> toshiya kuge. [bell ringing] >> ceecee ross lyles.ll ringing] >> waleska martinez. [bell ringing] > >> nicole carol miller. [bell ringing] >> louis jnacke, ii. [bell ringing] >> donned arthur peterson. [bell ringing] >> jean hoadley peterson. [bell ringing] >> mark david rothenberg. [bell ringing] >> christine ann snyder. [bell ringing] >> john talignani. [bell ringing] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell ringing] >> debra jacobs welsh. [bell ringing] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of ♪ >> vice-president biden, president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar, speaker boehner, friends, families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication, thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 with your presence. ten years ago, we first came to this hallowed ground. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and in a time when we least expected the potential for such evil in the world. today, with the dedication of the flig

we are honored to be joined by sergeant first class leroy pet rifment e. i would point out something else, of all the medal of honor recipients, dakota is also one of the youngest. he's 23 years old. he performed the extraordinary actions which he's being recognized today when he was just 21 years old. despite all this, i would have to say dakota is one of the most down-to-earth guys you would ever meet. when the staff tried to arrange phone call so i could approve this medal, he felt he couldn't take the call right then, because he said, if i don't work, i don't get paid. so we arranged to make sure he got the call during his lunch break. [laughter] i told him the news, and he went right back to work. that's the kind of guy he is. he also has to -- wanted to have a -- dakota, i do appreciate you taking my call. the medal of honor reflects the gratitude of the entire nation. we're joined by members of congress, including someone from your home state, the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell. we are joined by leaders from across my administratio

the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain today, reverend leroy adams jr. a morning star baptist church, omaha, nebraska. the chaplain: our god, we come with gratitude for another day and with thanksgiving in our hearts, for the privilege of life and opportunity to make this day purposeful. we ask for your blessings in this legislative body as they govern the welfare of all people of this great nation. endow them with wisdom, courage and conviction, to engage the issues of our day and for the generation to come to be better off as a result of all decisions made within this assembly hall. finally, i pray to you that a spirit of cooperation and sincerity would transcend our nation to have solidarity, peace and equality for all. we ask this to be done this day and in the days to come, to give glory and honor, our god and we pray that your blessings be upon us always, in your name we pray, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journ

army staff sergeant leroy petrie receiving the medal of honor in july.protecting fellow soldiers from a grenade after being hit by gunfire in both legs. back in may, a posthumous award was given. same day private henley silvea was awarded the medal posthumously for korea. he says said to have taken out scores of enemy fighters before jumping on a grenade. last year the was salvador gunta, solely responsible for protecting his entire platoon against enemy fire in afghanistan. then rushing to save a wounded soldier being carried off by insurgents. a month before that, army staff sergeant robert miller charged right into an enemy am burg drawing a hail of gunfire away from the rest of his regiment so they could reach cover. he was eventually shot and killed. >> the president is absolutely committed to the idea that the united states must compete in the cutting edge technologies of the 21st century. megyn: that was jay carney at the white house. bear with us for a minute. this alert is on our top story from last hour. the white house moments ago took some ne

we are honored to be joined by one of the other two, sergeant first class leroy petri who is here.nt out of all the recipients in recent decades, dakota is also one of the youngest. he is 23 years old. he performed the extraordinary actions for which he is being recognized when he was just 21 years old. despite all this, i have to say dakota is one of the most down to earth guys you will ever meet. in fact when my staff first tried to arrange the phone call so i could tell him i approved the medal, he was at work in his new civilian job on a construction site. he felt he couldn't take the call because he said if i don't work, i don't get paid. so we arranged to make sure he got the call during his lunch break. i told him the news and he went right back to work. that's the kind of guy he is. he also asked to have a beer with me. we were able to execute yesterday. dakota is the kind of guy who gets the job done. i do appreciate, dakota, you taking my call. the medal of honor reflects the gratitude of the entire nation. we are joined by member was congress and somebody from your home

leroy carhart works. dr.lly demonized dr. de jure for theanti-abortion movement. protesters picketed the school attended by the school of the owner of the property where the doctor practices. this was the sign they carried outside the school. there's the landlord's photo there. it reads todd stave, stop the child killing. we blacked out phone number. they put up a website with all of todd stave's contact information. it's been taking down now. it had his name, contact information. we have blacked out the details. the site urged people to contact todd stave and ask him to cancel the docket ear's lease, close down his clinic and not replace mr. carhart. mr. stave got lots of phone calls. not threatening but unwanted. mr. stave decided to do something to respond to them. we've done a lot of coverage of the tactics of the antiabortion movements the last year. we rarely get a chance to cover an organized response to the tactics. here's one. after the back to school night protest at his child's middle school a numb

we'll take you live to the site in a few minutes, but first -- >> leroy homer. >> earlier today the 40 people who died board united airlines flight 939 were remembered at a ceremony in shanksville, pennsylvania. george bush who was president when the attacks happened and former president bill clinton were among the dignitaries to speak at today's dedication. the site features a long marble wall with the names of the flight 93 passengers and crew. they are credited with fighting back against the hijackers and preventing the plane from reaching its target. president obama has proclaimed this weekend national days of prayer and remembrance. he will attend tenth anniversary events tomorrow in new york, washington, and pennsylvania. today, the president and first lady paid their respects to fallen troops at arlington national cemetery. >>> and along with the preparations to remember the victims and events of 9/11, there is anxiety tonight of another possible terror attack timed to the anniversary. susan candiotti is standing by for us at ground zero. a short time ago, we saw police making a

brandon was righting his bike on leroy. was an wreck and he ended up on the bottom of the -- [ no audio ] >> i can't thank them them enough. i just hope they know how much they mean to me. >> right is expected to make a full recovery. he says he plants on riding a motorcycle again. >> wow. >>> an error in mackageing leads -- packaging in birth control. >>> good morning. northbound in 280 traffic moving along slowly but there's one area that has dramatic improvement. >>> this is live, president obama at thomas jefferson high school. he just signed the america's -- america invents act. let's listen in. >> the deal with all of them, right now there are about 700 applications that haven't even been owned -- been opened yet. these are jobs just waiting to be created. the ceos are running companies based on creativity. somewhere in the stack of applications could be the next technological breakthrough, the next miracle drug. >> we've been listening live to president obama. he just signed the america invents act. this is the first

allegedly, fired by 59-year-old cowboys fan leroy mcelvey. check out this, this was taken by a fan at sunday's game, you can actually hear the buzz of the stun gun a fetimes while the scuffle goes down. witnesses say mcelvey became annoyed when they wouldn't take off their hats or stand for the national anthem and spoke loudly during amazing grace on the game on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. while he tried to leave his seat, the marine refused to let him get by and that's when the stun gun came out, according to fans. they were horrified. >> troubling that somebody could get into any type of public event like that, because that would be what i would consider not a hard target but in between, that soft target, where a person could do a lot of damage. >> reporter: security was extremely tight, with former president george w. bush in attendance, met life stadium officials say normal procedures for patdowns were in effect at all the entry gates, at one point in that cell phone video, you can hear somebody say how did he get that thing into the s

the taser reportedly brought you in and fired by 59-year-old cowboys fan, leroy mcevy when things goted in the stands. connect out the cell phone. you can hear the buzz and s&p of the taser a few times with the scuffle going down. witnesses say a marine sitting near him became annoyed at his friend when they wouldn't take off their hats or for the national anthem and spoke loudly during the amazing grace on the 10th anniversary of the attacks on 9/11. mcelvy tried to leave the seat. the marine refused to let him get by. he whippeddóz out his weapon and security was tight with it being 9/11 and former president george w. bush in attendance. we got a statement from the ceo of metlife stadium that reads quote. unon sunday evening the man entered the stadium will legal taser the size after small cell phone in his pocket. the taser was used with altercation with fans which no one was seriously injured. the man was immediately arrested. procedures for pat-downs established by nfl were used at every game and effective at all entry gates. his dad is a devout jehovah's witness who doesn't beli

[inaudible conversations] megyn: little altercation in the stands, as you saw. 59-year-old leroy mckelvyhis cowboys jersey on september 11th. rooting hard against the hometown new york jets, but never mind green gang, he reportedly blew a gasket when a fellow fan told him to take off his hat for the national anthem. cops say he whipped out a stun gun and gave the guy a jolt. j-o-l-t, jolt. [laughter] he apparently made it past what was supposed to be a fortress of security packing a powerful weapon in a massive crowd that included former president george w. bush all on a day that was billed as armageddon when it comes to protecting america. so what are the potential lights here? -- liabilities here? let's ask joey jackson and david wool. all right, so as i understand it, joey, this guy, mckelvy, was in the stands. he refused to take off his hat, refused to stand, say or sing the national anthem or pay respects. he also was chitchatting during taps and amazing grace. >> nice guy. megyn: there's a marine sitting a couple people down from him who doesn't appreciate that behavior. this guy g

a cowboys fan got a taser again and fired, injurying three people. 59-year-old leroy mackelbee is chargedast security at the stadium where george w. bush was there flipping the coin at the start of the game. >>> jon huntsman goes grudge or tries to. did you catch that last night? >> i don't think should be off the table expect maybe some of the drama playing out here today. to hear these two go at it, governor romney who called it a fraud in his book, i don't know if that was written by kurt cobain. stick around. ♪ girl started blowing up their credit score ♪ ♪ she bought a pizza party for her whole dorm floor ♪ ♪ hundred pounds of makeup at the makeup store ♪ ♪ and a ticket down to spring break in mexico ♪ ♪ but her folks didn't know 'cause her folks didn't go ♪ ♪ to free-credit-score-dot-com hard times for daddy and mom. ♪ offer applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com™. but afraid you can't afford it? well, look how much insurance many people can get through selectquote for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found, rich, 37, a $500,000 policy for under $18 a month. even though

and we are honored to be joined by one of the other two recipients, sergeant first class leroy pete lie recipients in recent decades. dakota is also one of the youngest. he is 23 years old. and he performed the extraordinary actions for which he is being recognized today when he was just 21 years old. despite all this, i have to say dakota is one of the most down to earth guys that you will ever meet. in fact, when my staff first tried to arrange the phone call, he was at work at his new citizen job on a construction site. he felt he couldn't take the call right then because he said, if i don't work, i don't get paid. so we arranged to make sure he got the call during his lunch break. i told him the news. and then he went right back to work. that's the kind of guy he is. he also asked to have a beer with me, which we were able to execute yesterday. dakota is the kind of guy who gets the job done. and i do appreciate, dakota, you taking my call. the medal of honor reflects the gratitude of the entire nation. we're joined here by members of congress, including somebody from your home stat

[recitation of names] >> my brother-in-law, leroy homer. [bell ringing] >> my son.iful sister. [bell tolling] >> my mother, hilda. [bell tolling] [recitation of names] >> my beloved sister, and flight attendant. [bell tolling] >> i have been asked to read. i will attempt to read my part. i will ask when a pause that you reply "we all remember them." if i do not look up, it will be a lot better. in the rising of the sun and in it's going down, we will remember them. in the blowing of the wind and in the chill of winter, and we remember them. in the opening of buds and in the rebirth of spring, we remember them. in the blueness of the sky and in the warmth of summer, we remember them. in the rustling of leaves and in the beauty of autumn, we remember them. in the beginning of the year, and when it ends, we remember them. when we are weary and in need of strength, we remember them. when we're lost and sick at heart, we remember them. joys to share, weo remember them. as long as we live, they will live. they are now part of us as we remember them. [applause] ♪ obeautifu

according to police it all began when cowboys fan, leroy mckelvey, seen here at the bottom of the pile was criticized by jets fans for wearing his hat, and speaking loudly during the 9/11 memorial. mckelvey, brandished a stun gun, which police say he managed to get new security. and then shot two fans, including one marine in the neck. mckelvey was chargedith three counts of aggravate aid salt and two weapons counts and was released on bail. as for how mckelvey was able to get the gun into the stadium is under investigation. >>> a gripping men's final at the u.s. open. novak djokovic beating rafael nadal in four sets. the fourth grand slam title for the world's top-ranked player. and he threw on that new york fire department hat, while accepting the trophy. bringing to a close, one of the great single seasons in the history of sports. >> my gosh. >> he's only lost twice. >> only lost twice. >> rafael nadal, facedix times. he's beaten him six times. >> two match points against federer. >> yeah. >> unbelievable. >>> don't you think so too, sam. i know you want to weigh in on this. >> tha

greene linda gronlund richard guadagno leroy homer toshiya kuge ceecee lyles hilda marcin waleska martinez. nacke donald arthur peterson jean hoadley peterson mark rothenberg christine snyder john talignani honor elizabeth wainio deborah jacobs welsh. [bagpipes] [applause] >> vice-president biden president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar speaker boehner -- friends families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 with your presence. 10 years ago we first came to this hallowed grounds. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and at a time when we least expected the potential of such evil in the world. today, with the dedication of the flight 93 national memorial, we are assured that the enduring legacy of our loved ones and their collective actions on of timber 11th, 2001, will be -- september 11, 2001, will be preserved, providing comfort, inspiration and education for future generations. it has b