but we have not yet created the beloved community. people ask me all the time whether the election of president barack obama is the fulfillment of dr. king's dream? i say no, it's just a down payment. >> how painful is it for you to look back in your support of hillary clinton over barack obama? >> i don't feel any pain. i really don't feel any pain. >> what was the reason? >> i knew president clinton. i knew hillary. i've known them long before i ever met president barack obama. and they've been friends of mine. they've been supporters of mine. president clinton came to atlanta, celebrated my birthday. my 50th. and senator obama came for my 65th. when he was still in the senate. but he's a good friend of mine. i'm still a good friend of president clinton and secretary of state hillary clinton and president barack obama. we're like a family. and that's what the movement was all about. we're one family, we're one people, we're one house. we may have our differences but we work through them. >> another sentence -- the president of the u

george is live in canton. >> he was easily one of the most beloved people in baltimore. he was considered one of the pioneers of canton. he had successful restaurants that were driving forces behind making the square a popular destination in the city. the square has turned into a memorial of sorts. there are flowers and mementos in front of his restaurants. he was killed in ocean city last night. about 8:30, he was riding a bike along the coastal highway. he collided with a city bus. the exact circumstances are under investigation. friends and irregulars have been coming by all day. they have been sharing favorite stories. he was a big philanthropist. for the past decade, he was a big supporter of the believe in tomorrow children's foundation where he served 16,000 meals to needy families and children. >> he touched a lot of lives. to host a funeral for him, to have everyone whose lives he has touched, you would have to have it at the stadium. >> a very sad day. there will be a vigil tonight on the square at 8:00. the 49-year-old leaves behind a wife and two kids. >> tha

when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you feed the baby? you have no milk to give. dinka would not change his mind. the tortoise doesn't have milk to give but knows how to take care of its young. shamelessly he tied the baby on his back like a woman and headed for his forge at the place where 7 generations of his clan had once stood. he set his feet firmly on the ground and called to earth, takoma, thank you for yielding up the ore from your underground storehouse of treasure. he lit the fire in his porch and called to fire, tokumbi thank you for making the ore plyable for i might shape it. thank you for setting the iron and making it strong. dinka fanned the bellows and the fire rows began and called to win, thank you for revising fire and keeping my brow cooled in the heat of the day and lifting hi

my beloved has been taken from the city. oh, you flies of the steppe, my beloved bride groom has been taken from me before i could wrap him with a proper shroud. the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wil

it is a beloved movie? it actually is. i accept that as part of who i am.avis: tomorrow night we will talk specifically about hatfield and mccoy is, but tell me why now is a good time for you to return to television. >> is like love, you might have an idea of a girl you think is going to walk in the room and you're having a hamburger and there goes the waitress. so your idea of the model or the whatever, i conducted by courier about what speaks to me out loud. i made to baseball marie v. 0. one was not even what you would call a great strategy. now i do to a narrow. i was confident in what i read. they separated themselves and this is what i should be doing. field of dreams, there it was. i am really confident in storytelling. and i feel like i just lost the question, almost. we were talking about field of dreams, but i circled it back. tavis: i wanted to figure out, why television. and you answered it. call you. >> it spoke out to me. do i think the world who wants to see this? no. but i think that i want to see this and maybe the world will find it intere

a beloved baatimore rest todayy today. patrick "scunny" accideet in ocean city friday.nd family held a he was best known as the owner of nacho maaa's restaurant in cantonn. aad a community leader who supported many charitable causes.his funnral is set for this morning... at 10:30 at the cathedral of mary our queen. 3several restaurants on the square in canton are honoring scunny with a fundraiser today... by carrying on his legacy of charity.the restaurants on your screen... will donate 30 percent of all daily sales to one of scunny's favorite causes.... "believe in tomorrow children's foundation." a race car in the grand prix will also feature a logo natty boh is sponsoring car 48.... and will feature a weeping mr. boh..hh car will be on display tonight in o'donnell square before the race this weekend.scunny is well known for brrnging natty work continues this morning on east monument street to repair sinkhole sinkholecrews filled the hole again after weekend rains waahed tons of material away. several homes were vacuated mmnday.those evacuations have been lifted, and

it was started in the 1980's and is much beloved. it is probably the largest outdoor patio in san francisco, with 12-foot walls around it and a beautiful garden. a large growing facility. i previously handed out a biographer y for mr. mcdonald. going back to 1999, the corner of 21st and mission was pretty scary. mr. mcdonald went in and built the cinema, which is then on the top 100 list for the last 14 years. it is a beautiful establishment, extremely well managed from a much beloved, and the neighborhood has grown up around it. going back 14 years, it was risky to go in there and build something with $30 entrees. i love the comment that you have on this handout. it was, you are more likely to get your car broken into then find a valet to take your car in the neighborhood at that point. that said, they are going to maintain the outdoor cafe. mr. mcdonnell is going to bring a much larger food component into it. it is going to be a tavern and a food operation, and the food will be excellent. mr. mcdonald also owns, at the corner of si

janet carroll was talking about her beloved benji who died a painful death. she is one of thousands of americans is a loss for nearly loss of four legged family member after feeding them jerky treats made in china. degrees it is criminal. compliance to the fda about to enter and treats date back to 2007 but it wasn't until april that in spite of the five plants his pot products are linked to many of inspectors did not find any significant health violations according to the newly released and highly redacted inspection reports the fda never tested any of their treats because of the refusal to sample unless the samples were tested in a chinese laboratory. and one of the most outspoken is someone who tells us the fda is an indefensible position of not protecting the public and their beloved pets we should immediately recall those products but the fda points outs if it can't legally recall a product best based on complaints alone and despite numerous test has yet to identify the specific talks in responsible for the ellis says so it continues to issue warnings an

god watch over my belove ed and all the mother's sons.c] [applause] >> so, not sure how much time we have left? keep going. all right. right? all right. so the next few pieces i wanted to tell you about. one is by [inaudible] and the other is by the same composer that did [inaudible] those conductors the father of russian music. know this song is not a song that was a yiddish it was a russian song and translated to yiddish because people loved it so much when they immigrated to new york it became a favorite. this next piece the lark, is a beautiful piece about a small bird singing between the skies and it's poetic. and -- [music] ♪[applause] >> this next piece is another russian piece. it's done in many ways. we decided to turn it into something different today. [music] yesterday i was standing outside. there was a deli. a lot of people outside and i say, gosh, did [inaudible] they are in love and i'm sitting here alone trying to keep dry from the rain. they have an umbrella. what am i going to do i'm all alone xi think. may be they are n

. >>> and celebrating robin's beloved mother. this morning, we remember the radiant lucimarian roberts, passing away at the age of 88. her grace and strength inspired so many. and we have a special "gma" tribute this morning. >>> and good morning, everyone. and what a journey we are all on this week. lucimarian roberts passed away last night. a woman filled with so much joy. and all of you who were with us yesterday, know that robin began her medical leave. an emotional day for all of us. she wanted to get home. she wanted to get home a little early, just to say good-bye to her mom. she made it through the floods of hurricane isaac. she was by her mother's side. and lucimarian roberts, a woman who gave so much inspiration to so many. she brought so much joy to so many. we're going to remember her. and we're all thinking of robin this morning. >> indeed, we are, our friend and colleague. we'll have a full update again, on robin's journey, as we celebrate her mother just ahead. and diane sawyer, who got to know lucimarian roberts o

and the opportunity to think about how to agree a better accessibility between our beloved golden gateark, our zoo, lake merced, some of the national parkland here, and ocean beach in the great highway is a great opportunity. thinking about new trails from a new recreational amenities that can be out here. and areasustc to highlight some of e incredible special events which already have been out here year-round, it is exciting and fun. i want to thank our partners and stakeholders and community leaders for engaging. it is rare in government that it works so well. i have all these different partners and stakeholders coming together to think and plan. the recreation department is grateful to be a part of it. thank you. [applause] thank you. >> thank you. next, at risk in committee director of the san francisco municipal transportation agency -- ed reiskin. >> thank you. mohammed nuru after me, when i was public works director, great highway, despite its amazing location, manifested itself as a problem. the roadway was a deteriorating. ltgdh5Ñwe were losing an endlese against the sand. th

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the program seemed pretty unimpeachable so to have this very very generalist program that is very beloved come in conflict with ethics issues was a pretty big surprise yeah absolutely but i noticed that the title of your article . it was n.p.r. planet money host adam davidson under fire from rogue media ethicists. sarcastic towards these journalists i mean have they gone rogue because they formed a website or are you implying something else here. they're the only kind of implication with the rogue and i kind of regret my choosing the words there is because these guys form this project called the shame project where they're taking on mainstream journalist big names like early on huffington and malcolm gladwell and exposing their conflicts of interests and things that people might not know about them with regard to their ethical quandaries and they're not really mainstream to put it lightly they founded the this alternate weekly russian publication that was a satirical publication they're not with a mainstream outlet so the word rogue was kind of shows in because they are very much on the o

most of all, we thank you for the great gift of our beloved country, for we are indeed one nation undermerica, you who live and reign forever and ever, amen. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the delegate from michigan for the purpose of making the motion. >> mr. chairman, mich., and the birthplace of an romney and mitt do nowit moves aheathat we adjourn. >> thank you. >> now on the motion to adjourn, all those in favor, say aye. ayes have it. the republican national convention stands adjourned. [applause] ♪ america ♪in ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are watching the delegates on the floor of the tampa bay times forum of the 2012 republican convention, having nominated mitt romney as their candidate for president in 2012. we are going to open our phone lines to get your reaction to governor romney's acceptance speech. we will also be taking tweets. you can be part of our process. also go down on the floor to hear the reaction from some of the delegates. that is where we are going to start. >> ohio is a key battleground states. what did

she would start her columns or where she was speaking, she would say now beloveds, and i believed that. i believed she felt that way. i feel i'm learning from her. >> she had a tremendous wit but talked about her political humor. really as a means to hoist people up to criticize, to ostracize and beat them with that kind of public, you know, shtick especially politicians she felt were out of line i think one of her probably best known but very -- sort of encapsulation of her humor, she would say that dash she was writing about this republican congressman jim collins from dallas who was reaching such fresh heights of humahumans' stupidity she wrote if his i.q. slips any lower we will have to water him twice a day. that was the sort of thing. >> do you sometimes wish or do you find in our media landscape today that voice or is it really missing? >> not really. i think it is missing. i think we have -- well, we have less women, i think, writing in the way molly did. we have some who come close but i don't -- i don't want to -- because i will be sure to leave somebody out and that will be

among other things, it gives me the honor and privilege of running our beloved muni system here in sancisco. on average weekday, that means boarding more than 700,000 people. add ac transit, bart, golden gate, and there are a lot of people that the transit agencies of the bay area are moving to get to work, to get to where they need to go every day. :::::::zoñ pae qeñ?ñ?economy here in the bay ad we feel very honored to be a part of that. but in order to move all those people and in order to move them well, we need to invest in maintaining our assets, our buses, trains, assistance to support them moving safely and efficiently through the city, and we need to make them better. we want to attract more people to transit especially as the bay area continues to grow. we want transit to be the most effective and most reliable way for people to get around. but to make those kinds of investments requires leadership. we are very fortunate here in the bay area to have that kind of leadership. from president obama, all the g state, to our local and regional leaders, we have had the leadership we

but it definitely, definitely, definitely was the most beloved. in a neighborhood like this or population density is one of the highest in the city and where parks and open space are severely limited, recreation centers like this are crucial to the health and well-being of our kids, our families, and san francisco's residents. this new recreation center is a result of what all of us have accomplished together, including san francisco voters who approved the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, our elected officials, our chinatown community leaders, residents, city staff, and everyone who has a deep connection and history here at the chinese rec center. we like to say at the recreation and park department that we cannot do it alone. so we want to thank everyone who has had a hand in building this incredible facility. [applause] we have got a few acknowledgements. it is only going to take two and a half to three hours to get through them. [laughter] so bear with me. obviously, want to thank our incredible mayor who you're going to hear from

we ask or wonder in the moments when we catch ourselves breathing where do the beloved go. in the warm cham bers of the living. we imagine how they might wallow away our earthly number of days playing gin rummy with another grand mother. ladies of historical footnotes. telescope the heavens on capurncus's shirt tales. wounds and so spots pounding out quiet inner drum beats while we traverse the gravity boots. warmed bite disassistant c.j. hunt inner spaces is dusted with enchantments of what love has left us. this is tile. consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow pillows, tiny. or hexagonal pearls addressed on the bathroom floor. i flip through a 12 month calendar each tile numbered, each 30, each sheet of a dozen passing, passing. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is nancy hong. nancy is an artist, writer, children's book ill administrator, curator and art's administrator. devoted her artistic career to the nonprofit art's sector creatingim mags for political, social and community events and causes her writing has been published in severalan tholologies. wit

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week.pallbearers wore t-shirts bearing the symbol of patrick áscunnyá mccuskers beloved nntty boh beert his funeral wednesday. a natty boh truck even led the procession from the cathedral of mary our memorial gardens where he was puried. more than 2- thousand people saluted the man who launched "nacho mama's" in canton 18-years ago and helped build a thriving community. 3 (17:30:55) "probably one of the most generous guys in baltimore never looked for anything back. never told anybody what he was doing. just went out and did it and just a sad day sad day...." 3 day...."mccusker was 49 years old.he leaves behind a wiie and two children. a military judge ii expected to decide today on what evidence can and cannot be used at trial in the wikileaks case. prosecutors are askiig a evidence of other misconduct in their cass against private first class bradley manning. they said wednesday they have evidence showing that manning knew he shouldn't present classified information to people who weren't authorized to receive it.manning is accused of sending hundreds of thousands of pages of classifi

and "anchorman's" ron burgundy, asking to come up with the perfect campaign slogan for the beloved san ferrell says: "ron burgundy would probably be scotch, short skirts, and chili." hoping to get yourá vote, expect much more from these two as they countdown to "the campaign" in theaters august 10th. in new york, ashley dvorkin, fox news. pool party crashers. crashers.coming up... a motorhome ends up in a pool.. but that's not the most stunning video.. it's what walks into another pool that just might shock you more. plus... he uses his pants to steal from pettstore.what animal this man stuffs in his waistband... next. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creating the most perfect lesson in flavor. at nature valley, nature's best-written recipe is ready for you to enjoy. delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature val

her beloved kitchen is on until september 3, part exhibit on how has transformed the american table. the smithsonian will have a todayg celebration her television show. >> it is 70 degrees. coming up, just when you thought kim kardashian and her husband marriage at 65t days, there's another celebrity couple that has stopped that. how long evelyn on thisme back morning. to look for a thunderstorms later this afternoon. some will have the potential to become severe. at temperatures as we start our day. 72 at dulles, 68 in annapolis, gaithersburg. it's quiet on the doppler radar. it will remain quiet at least e next couple hours. we are looking at temperatures reboundntually will the mid to upper 80s for the daytime height. showers start to fill in, part of a cold front that will weally clear the area as the early evening. and skies begin to clear. lots of sunshine in the forecast tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 80s. here's a look at our forecast today. skies.cloudy a little morning fog. otherwise a few thundershowers possible. 84-89 degrees. nighttime lows in the mid 60's, low

beloved guduwara and reaching out to those in need. [ chanting ] >> today as we reflect on the livesse six remarkable individuals and keep in our hearts all those others harmed in the horrific attack, we're also reminded of the many other member of our family who have been taken from us far too suddenly and far too soon in other senseless acts of vience. unfortunately for the sikh community, this sort of violence has become all too common in recent years. in the recent past, too many sikhs have been targeted and victimized simply because of what i w.h.o. they are, how they look, and what they believe. that is wrong, it is unacceptable, and it will not be tolerated. we must ask necessary questions of ourselves. what kind of nation do we truly want to have? can we muster the courage to demand those of us who lead us and just as importantly of ourselves. what will we do to prevent that which has brought us here today from occurring in the future. we should sensibly discuss if there's a need to change our laws. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder there speaking at a memorial service for

a harrowing experience for the 71-year-old and his beloved dogs. it would have been a lot easier for fred to just leave when the evacuation order came down earlier in the week. but for storm hardened lifers down here and older folks fond of home, it's hard to get too motivated about a category 1 like isaac. even when the president of the nation -- >> now is not the time to tempt fate. >> reporter: and the parish is urging you to go. >> we need you to go quickly. >> reporter: and there are 14 billion reasons to ride it out. that's how much tax money was spent shoring up the levees that so fay lousily failed, leaving the rooftop rescue a sad hallmark of this proud city. here's a little example of what they got for $14 billion. bran new mighty fortresses against the surging storm waters. and you can see, these federal levees are doing their jobs. but just down the mississippi, are earthen, levees, only eight feet high, which were no match. sometime in the night, the surging water either topped or breeched the old levees. and the rural suburb of braith

at some point friday night, he the tavern and started home with his 21-month- jake and his beloved wife. last wednesday this celebrated their third wedding anniversary. y herhe sits a vigil b hoping's hospital bed, for his survival. caution the focuses on his recovery and it is truly minute minute and hour by hour. >> at some point, the senior analyst was struck in the head and collapsed several of palm of a stranger's porch. >> i opened the door and i saw this crime tape and police cars everywhere. >> robberies are sharply up and town, some violent. please do not know if that is the worriesbut still remain. >> i was thinking about taking the bar is off and no, i can with bars on windows. >> his head injuries are so speak his wife with a sensenight hope after reading the dozens messages of encouragement friends old and new. >> it is unbelievable love we are receiving right now. i am looking at your messages keeping me alive right now. >> and they're urging anyone that saw anything here in the friday market area late saturday morning, how authorities immediately. >> also tonight, followi

people lined up to be part of the most beloved children's programs ever. but don't bother putting on your big bird or oscar the grouch costume. the new audition edition will be someone who is bilingual. how cool would that be? >> very. >> hanging out with puppets, kind of like my job. that wasn't fair. only out of kindness. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today" just your first stop today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. we had a few thunderstorms last night. there is l.l. fog this morning. smooth sailing for this wednesday morning -- there is a little fog this morning. a mixture of sun and clouds. almost exactly like yesterday. 20% chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. high temperature between 80 and 85. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> 4:57. here's what is straight ahead on 11 news today. >> today in or tooting out? what new polls are showing response to the presidential candidates -- tuning in or t wççÑçÑ [

. >> 15 years ago today the world lost its most beloved princess, princess diana. she was killed in a crash in a paris tunnel while being chased by a throng of paparazzi. she would have been 51 if she were alive today. kimberly, i have so many memories of it. what do you any? >> i've had a special affection for her. i know andrea does as well. i was able to meet her one time. i know her former husband, prince charles, and the boys, a lovely family. i felt for them having lost a mother when i was 10 years of age. i felt for the boys and i know prince charles really tried to be a great father to them which is tough to fill the absence of the love of a mother. i think she was a wonderful person and did a lot in terms of her charitable actions across the world. >> andrea? >> i was so affected by her death, and i don't know why. i bought every single magazine when she passed away. it was my freshman year in college and i remember i set my alarm to wake up for her funeral. i literally sat in bed listening to sarah mcgloughlin reading these magazines. so many questions. i

. >> outside of the state house, they gathered to show their support for the beloved breed. in response to the controversial court decision. in 2007, someone was injured after being attacked. in april, the court decided that the dogs were inherently dangerous and owners and landlords could be held liable. >> we should have equal treatment for dogs and they should not be discriminated against. therefore, that is why some of the signs indicate that it is a discriminatory law. >> it has created a crisis for maryland families. 77,000 rental units. >> it will set up rules for all breeds that won't make landlords strictly viable -- liable. as far as an immediate fix is concerned, they suggest returning to previous laws already on the box toward the decision -- before the decision. >> we need to get this thing properly. >> id past seven-two, the special session continues tomorrow. we are live tonight in annapolis. >> the death of a person whose remains were found in a wooded area in pasadena has been ruled a homicide. police say the remains discovered along the 8100 block of ritchi

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then with a tribute to the most famous love song ever dedicated to our home town by our city's most beloved troubadour, mr. tony bennett? [applause] and now, everyone, please join the san francisco symphony and our chief of protocol, charlotte schulz, here on stage in welcoming our host, mayor edwin m. lee and first lady anita lee, and the man of the our, our special guest, mr. tony bennett. [applause] -- the man of the our -- the man of the hour, our special guest, mr. tony bennett. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] that is the way you make an entrance, right? [applause] well, mayor lee, mrs. lee, and honored guests, for 50 years, the sounds of tony bennett and his rendition of "i left my heart in san francisco" has said to the world that this city by the bay is the capital of love, beauty, and a unique style that made it one of the plan its tourist destinations. mr. bennett, your voice is the voice of san francisco, and this is your day. [applause] we have a fantastic program for you today. we have some local singers inspired by mr. bennett's career, and they will pay tribute to