mike mccarthy and joseph john. we're going to be partnering with sf city and phil ginsberg, margo and all the people that have been involved in this to make it a resounding success. and i think that mayor lee, it by this time next year when you look back, i would say that we will not be in the past any more, mayor lee. i think we'll be ahead and leading by example. so, i would like to introduce alex turk from sf city. (applause) >> thank you, mark. thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. you know, every issue needs a champion and there's no doubt that when supervisor farrell approached me a year ago and sf city, he had conviction and he had purpose around getting this done and succeeding where others had failed. and also had an idea about crawling before you walk, about finding a way that we could create access throughout the 11 supervisorial districts, throughout different socioeconomic communities in san francisco, providing opportunity. and it was something where he had said hello. it meets the mission of sf city

if you go to the johns hopkins n center's website or joseph bank they're priced to go. the beneficiary of course are the kids and johns hopkins. we like to get behind this every year. >> reporter: absolutely. >> all right. ron, we're doing more fundraising here. let's talk about it. >> reporter: yes, we are a big fundraiser at the mount washington tavern. mary booker is here with the tavern. hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: g great. what's going to be happen sometm 5:00 to close we're having a big party. basically we want to show our appreciation to the great firefighters who helped salvage our building 2 years ago. we also want to celebrate being reopened for another year. all three bars, 20% of everything we bring in will go to the baltimore city fire foundation. come in for dinner or happy hour from 5:00 to 7:00, we have oysters, $3.30 drafts and $4 glass house wines. >> reporter: some proceeds will benefit a yet to be determined baltimore county fire charity because they were part of the mutual aid pack that helped put out the fire. charles valek, city fire commissio

. >> reporter: the miracle ties are all drawn by the young patients at the johns hopkins children center, sold by josephwith a $60,000 check from last year's sales. >> we're happy to be able to partner with them so we can make these children's stay a little easier while they're getting treatment. >> reporter: she received a heart saving transplant when she was just 2 years ailed. she designed this snowman tie. >> it's amazing to show the world just what i have and how my diagnosis is not as bad as people may think. >> they are so resilient and in facing really hard medical challenges. when you allow them to play and draw, it's easy to remember the child they really are. >> reporter: they are children on a mission. >> every buckaroo we make will be worth one person getting better. >> reporter: now this tie you're looking at, the artist is 11-year-old madison. madison titles this tie santa go green. we think it's a wonderful tie and we congratulate all the children with the john hopkins miracle tie collection and the wonderful job they do every year. >> very nice program, and congratulations to all the ch

lindsey graham of south carolina, daniel inouye of hawaii, mary landrieu of louisiana, joseph lieberman of connecticut, john mccain of arizona, ben nelson of florida, ken salazar of colorado, olympia snowe of maybe and john warner of virginia. what they devised was a quite simple solution. they were grappling with the same question that confronts us now, what can justify a member of the united states senate voting to block consideration, in other words, to filibuster, a nominee to the judicial branch. and their idea, simple as it was, had tremendous power. they agreed they would oppose a judicial nominee only in, quote, extraordinary circumstances. that was the gist of the agreement, there were other features to it but their spirit and intent in this short phrase had profoundly meaningful impact. in fact, for the remainder of the bush presidency, there were no more filibusters on judicial nominees. and those senators with that short phrase accomplished a historic impact. what did they mean by it? as one of them said at the time, -- quote -- "ideological attacks are not an extraordinary circumstance. it woul

. >> reporter: the miracle ties are all drawn by young patients at the johns hopkins children's center, sold by joseph a. bank, who presented hopkins with a check for $60,000 from last year's sales. >> as a company, we're happy to partner with the children's center, so we can make these children's stay easier, when they are in the center getting treatment. >> what is your name? >> bridget. >> reporter: 5-year-old bridget received a heart transplant when she was 2. love her snowman tie. these kids are amazing. >> it's amazing. to show the world what i have and how my diagnosis, how it's not as bad as people may think. >> they are so resilient in facing really hard medical challenges. but when you allow them to play and to draw, it's easy to remember the child that they really are. >> reporter: children, on a mission. >> every buckaroo we make will be worth one person getting better. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> here's my tie. the miracle ties are available at all joseph a. bank stores and online. since the program started in 1995, the miracle collection has raised more than $950,000 f

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. >> the miracle ties are all drawn by the young patients at the johns hopkins children's center. sold by josephank which presented hop kin with a $60,000 check. >> we're happy to be partner with the children to help them stay easier. >> 5-year-old brigdett received a life-saving heart transplant when she was 2. she designed the snow man tie. >> it's amazing to show the world what i have and how my diagnosis is not as bad as people may think. >> they are resilient in facing hard medical challenges. when you allow them to play and draw it's easy to remember the child they are. >> every buck we make will be worth one person getting better. >> kai jackson reporting. since the program started in 19r acle tie collection has raised more than 950 $950,000. >>> the ravens will be back on the practice field today as they prepare for a divisional show down on sunday. the ravens will be hosting the first place cincinnati bengals as they try to stop a three game losing streak. linebacker terrell suggs said the team has gone from a state of emergency to death con five. he still thinks they can turn things ar

their sons gianni, four, and three-year-old joseph, jr., were found by an off-road biker monday in the southern california desert. san bernardino sheriff johnmcmahon says the manner of death was homicide. >> through the use of dental records we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. the remains in two separate shallow graves, two sets of remains in each grave. >> reporter: the family led a quiet life on avocado vista plane that north san diego county. joseph was a businessman, summer a doting mother. >> one or two? >> reporter: all appeared normal until february 4, 2010, when they seemed simply to vanish. investigators found no signs of joseph was a businessman, summer a doting mother. >> one or two? >> reporter: all appeared normal until february 4, 2010, when they seemed simply to vanish. investigators found no signs of forced entry or foul play at the house, but they did find this family car by the border and some intriguing evidence from four days later. this grainy video of a man and a woman holding the hands of two small children crossing the border into mexico. reporters asked today if the family might hav

specifically focusing on iranian and north korean program serving for the chief of staff for john bolton and robert joseph who were serving as the undersecretary of state for arms control and he is the founder and chief analyst of leaknet.com. it is a global intelligence and service.ng i have asked each speaker to give us 10-12 minutes of opening comment. right now, we will start with jim phillips. >> thanks, steve. the interim nuclear agreement with iran announced last weekend has been called historic, but it remains to be seen whether it is historically bad that fails to halt the drive for nuclear starts or if it's a bad that will need much firmer aessure on iran to salvage sustainable agreement. i think the final answer will not be known for at least six months but i'm afraid it's almost certain that the results will be closer to the former than the latter. it should be noted this is not the first time that iran has not reached a so called historic agreement to monitor the nuclear program. britain, france, and germany thought they had a historic agreement in 2003 when iran agreed to suspend enrichment

. >> reporter: the miracle ties are all drawn by the young patients at the johns hopkins children's center, sold by joseph a. bank, who presented hopkins with a $60,000 check from last year's sales. >> we are happy to be able to partner with the children's center. so we can make these children's stay there a little easier while they in there getting treatment. >> what's your name? >> bridget. >> reporter: 5-year-old bridget received a heart transplant when she was 2. love her snowman tie. these kids are inspiration, personified. >> it's amazing. like show the world, just like what i have. and how, like my diagnosis, it's not as bad. >> they are resilient in facing really hard, medical challenges. but when you allow them to play and to draw, it's easy to remember the child that they really are. >> reporter: children, on a mission. >> every buckaroo we make will be worth making one person get better. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. now, this tie, mary, was made by madison hoffet. she's 11 years old. and the title of madison's tie is, "santa, go green." >> so cute. it's good for the

joseph garrity. commander charlie ork. commander alie. commander richard korea. deputy chief denise smith. deputy chief david chen. deputy chief johnuty chief michael beal. deputy chief tomakia, my boss and the chief gregory pesir. and last and not least the mayor of city and county of san francisco, ed lee. first i would like to start with vice president turman and president mazzucco to say a few words for you. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe, distinguished guests. tonight i ask my vice president turman to be present, because he actually participated in the selection of these awards. on behalf of the police commission i want to congratulate the officers and their families. we have had a busy week at the san francisco police department, on friday night we graduated 46 brand-new officers from the 235th recruit class, and during my speech to the officers, i talked about being courageous. you are courageous. i talked about becoming san francisco's finest. you are san francisco's finest. on tuesday we had a promotion ceremony and another speech speaking to officers and commanders and i spoke to them about their role and what i

john, do you care about this fight at all? any reason to buy joseph a. of arbitrage tie suit opportunity here? >> i don't think so until they give you one of the deals they've been offering to get you into the showroom, buy one get one free. i don't see any reason to buy joseph a. bank at this point. certainly it's trading beyond the deal price right now. i think the big problem with men's clothing stores as you say it's boring. nobody wears suits these days. goy to the doctor and the guy looks like he's working for a silicon valley start-up. that's typically it. they had a tail wind -- >> all three of us are in ties right now. if you're on the radio, i'm wearing a suit, andy bush may be wearing cutoff pajama bottoms. >> probably got flip flop and the whole program. we are the minority. most people aren't doing it and it shows up in the numbers. >> a long way to say avoid joseph a. bank. >> i'm always wary of looking at technicals on a takeover opportunity. play some bizarre arbitrage here, any reason to get into this game? >> i mean there's a lot of rea

joseph warren, had been killed at the battle of "bunker hill" during the last british charge. it was devastating for johnncy, whose father was not spending more and more time away. he was then at the second continental congress 300 miles away in philadelphia, and it was the death of joseph warren that he -- that moved him so deeply for the rest of his life, he would refrain from attending celebrations the battle of bunker hill in charleston. and so my book begins with that, and joseph warren is a major character one i think a lot of us don't know a lot about. we think of the other adams, the john quincy's dad and samueled adams but the bookends with john quincy adams 68 years later on june 17, 1940 -- 1840 the bunker hill monument has been built on bunker him. once again, he refused to attend. yet, he watches yet once again from the family home where he sees the smoke of a cannon go off and it reminds him of that time. at this time in his life, john quincy adams, a president, is now a lowly u.s. congressman who has taken up the fight against slavery. what he realizes is the work that his doctor -- dr. jo

john f. kennedy. the year before that he went to mexico city and the people just loved him. your call.u for let us hear from josephin castle rock colorado. >> good morning. . was five and a half years old i just have a quick legacy comment. one characteristic of john f. what he said as -- he did everything he could to minimize or eliminate conflict, either on a national, orsonal, even international level. if there is one legacy we could -- our problems are man made. todaynflict that exists a model forhave set how conflict should be resolved. more of your calls in just a bit. we will take you live to dallas where the ceremony is about to get underway in the lee plaza. -- in the leap lazo. dealey plaza. >> we will go to alice live once that ceremony gets underway. there is a preview video playing right now. let's hear from a couple more collars. joe was in minnesota. go ahead. i was living in culver city, california at the time. we were allowed to have headphones to hear our radio. all of a sudden president kennedy was shot. i kind of screamed and could not imagine what was going on. i asked why he was such a good p

john f. kennedy was shot and killed. people across the country will mark the anniversary of the assassination. >> serial killer joseph naso's fate is in the hands of a judge now. convicted of killing four women in northern california, he could be given the death sentence today. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> and good morning everyone. friday has arrived. it's november the 22nd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 5:00. breaking news now, b.a.r.t. is expected to resume service any minute now. the 4 a.m. start was delayed due to problems with the transit system's computer. kpix 5 cate caugurian is live at the west oakland station gathering the latest. what's the situation there? >> reporter: trains aren't back up and running yet, but as you mentioned they should be up and running in a few minutes. we have let to see if any delays will be involved as a result of this, but we will be getting an update from b.a.r.t. in a few minutes. take a look at the b.a.r.t. station we saw earlier passengers sort of hanging out in the lobby area bec

he also served for several years as the chief of staff are both ambassador john bolton and ambassador robert joseph who were serving as the under secretaries of state for arms control and international security and he's the founder and chief analyst of leaknet.com. i've asked each of the speakers to give ten or 12 minutes about opening comments and then we will get to the q-and-a and i will tell you the rules for that. )-right-paren we will start with jim phillips. >> the interim nuclear agreement with iran that was announced last weekend has been called a historic agreement. but it remains to be seen whether it is a historically bad agreement that fails to halt the drive for new year weapons or if it is just a bad start on the very tough negotiations that would need a firm pressure on iran to reach and sausage and acceptable and sustainable agreement. i think the final answer won't be known for at least six months that i'm afraid that it's going to be closer to the former than the latter. it should be noted that this is not the first time that iran has reached a so-called historic agreement on its

joseph kennedy. [laughter] my recent allowance is 40 cents -- this is the first letter john kennedy ever wrote. this i use for airplanes and other play things of childhood, but now i am a scout, and i put away my childish things. before i would spend 20 cents of my 40 cents of allowance, and in five minutes i would have empty pockets and nothing to gain. when i am a scout, i have to buy canteens, knapsacks, blankets, ponchos, things that will last for years, and i can always use it while i can't use a chocolate marshmallow sundae with vanilla ice cream. i put in my plea for a raise of 30 cents for me to pay my own way. john fitzgerald francis kennedy. and to this day -- and i asked members of the kennedy family -- to this day no one knows why he threw the word francis in. they thought his father was st. francis was his favorite, so maybe that'd help get the raise. [laughter] >> yes, exactly he wrote another one while at chote, did the president, asking whether he might be the godfather to what turned out to be the youngest and finest boy, and that was teddy. tell us about how you decided to do

i had been an aide to senator john kerry for 11 years and to joseph kennedy ii and was enjoying being the person behind the person and found great influence and a reward in that prior to my being recruited as never been a woman of color elected to the council. >> how many times ha have they asked you? >> more than seven. >> you can see that in per tire program tonight at eight eastern. the supreme court today decided to take up another case involving part of the nation's health-care law. the ap writes the white house is welcoming the supreme court's decision to referee another dispute over president obama's health care law that involves a provision that requires most companies that offer health insurance to workers to include contraception among a range of preventive hold benefits. the issue divided the lower court. justices will hear arguments probably late in march. a decision is expected by late june. the white house responded in part saying the administration has already acted to ensure that no church or similar institution will be forced to provide contraception coverage and has

late brother john kennedy over the course of his political career he was always stern in his convictions having resigned from a senate subcommittee investigation because of then senator joseph mccarthy's intimidation tactics during the red scare during kennedy's tenure as attorney general he launched a campaign against the mafia as organized crime it was a fervent advocate. for civil rights in fact it was already paid to deliver the news of dr king's assassination to an almost all black audience and urging the crowd to embrace dr king's message of love and unity instead of letting hate and anger blind them after winning two state primaries he was shot on one of his campaign stops by a twenty four to four year old palestinian man i'm so handsome and died just over one day later and what controversy surrounds the assassination of his brother drawn there are still plenty of and answered questions over what happened to robert early enough the inconsistency of the official narrative near his brother's death for example according to salon dot com the forensic evidence from the event groups there actually twelve bullets fired that day their hands or hands gun we held eight this is

his father joseph was a multimillionaire who served as ambassador great britain. in 1941, after graduating from harvard, john kennedy enlisted in the navy. as world war ii raged on, he took command of p.t.-109, a small torpedo boat that was ultimately cut in half by a japanese destroyer in the south pacific. >> he takes one of the men who was really injured, burned, takes his life belt and puts it between his teeth and swings something like a half mile to a nearby island dragging this man along with him. the. >> reporter: kennedy is hailed as a hero-- but it's only after his older breaux joe-- a naval aviator-- is killed in action that john kennedy decides on a political career serving in the house and then senate. >> representative john f. kennedy scores one of the few major democratic victories. >> it wasn't his father tapping him on the shoulder saying "boy, you're next." this is a very ambitious man. i think if you rated presidents on ambition i think kennedy would be at the top of the list. >> i'm here today to say that i am a candidate for the office of the president of the united states. >> reporter:

i had been in a two senator john kerry for 11 years and prior to that congressman joseph kennedy to second, was rather enjoying be the person behind the person and found great influence and reward of that. prior to my career they had never been a woman of color elected to the council. >> how many times did they ask you? >> more than seven. >> the 60s were different. [laughter] and there were a lot of things happening involving race, the breakdown of the structure of society. i was suddenly out of the seminary and in new england and there were no rules. things were falling apart, and you know without structure it's very difficult to navigate. i was extremely fortunate to be at holy cross. i was extremely fortunate to still have had a residuum of the way i was raised by the structure that the nuns had given me and the structure that the seminary had given me. i was also extremely fortunate because i had already been in predominantly white schools. i was the only black in my high school in savannah so the transition to a school with very few blacks in those difficult set of circumstances acad

it is premature and we will talk to joseph, a senior writer at golf news and former analyst of the ranked corporation and is live from beirut and why do you think john is saying this now do you think? >> they have been repeating this statement for several weeks reensuring the allies that no deal will be made behind their backs but there is a deal under the works and not fulfilled yet because of certain conditions that are still to be worked out, technical issues regarding reprocessing plant at iraq and in other such items but at the end of the day i think secretary kerry is really scrambling to reassure arab allies that nothing will be made behind their backs and it's significant because relations between the united states and other countries are not optimum at this time. >> how different is this balancing act the u.s. secretary of state is doing and there is this with iran over the deal and on the other hand he is in the region and trying to reassure our lives there and how different is this? >> we should not look at what is going on with iran in isolation with what else is going on in the arab world and it has been worked out in washington whereby

you were listening to a nameless bureaucrat, but i am joseph goffman and counsel member for air and radiation. and now i will turn it over to john millet. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. and thanks again for joining us. before i turn over to you, i want to walk through there part of the clean air acting the epa will be using to reduce the pollution from the coal power plants. as we listen to your ideas and approaches, we will be thinking about how they fit under this section of the law. president obama has directed the epa to issue a proposal by june of 2014 and take final action by 2015. greenhouse gases are air pollutants at are subject to regulation under the clean air act. we have the authority under section 1-11 of that law and it sets out separate approaches to addressing new sources of pollution. and new sources, epa standards of performance, call nspf, this is the proposal that was signed on september 20th and is available on epa's website for review. this type of standard must reflect the degree of the limitation acheviable through the best system. now source standards address the six common pollutants, but not a

john f. kennedy, placing a wreath at where he's buried in arlington cemetery. >>> a white supremacist who admitted killing 20 people has been executed in the state of missouri. joseph franklin was put to death earlier this morning after the supreme court overturned any stays. he admitted shooting vernon jordan and hustler publisher larry flynt. >>> now as philippines try to recover from typhoon haiyan, the injured and other survivors are being flown out of typhoon ravaged areas and the death toll stands at 4,000 still missing another 1600 people. >>> wall street flirting with a resuming its ways. if it closes at an all-time hi high, stocks will be seeing boosts from positive economic news and that's why stocks are still trending higher at this hourment. >>> elvis has new management. the rights to his work has been sold, the new owner, authentic brands group which also owns "american idol," miss music, memorabilia as well as graceland, his hom home, the amt paid has not been disclosed. >>> sales improved each successe month. >>> sales of pre-owned opens fell. average price rising to just under $200,000. the rate for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage has been just above

johns hopkins children's center is unveiling its line of miracle ties. for the 2013 holiday season each year. pediatric patients draw their favorite character or image. and joseph a. banks makes ties out of them. the program has raised nearly a million dollars. they're now available at joe banks stores near you. here's the one that i have. it's called -- by thomas griffith, age 11. bringing home the tree. i was going to wear it today. but it kind of doesn't work real well with the shirt i chose to wear. >> mine is the hope train. i love the message, love the tie. but i don't know how to tie a tie. so i do apologize, ashton dean, i just don't know how to tie it. maybe you can help me. >> mary did it earlier. >> mary knows how to tie a tie? >> she's a jack of all trades. >> good for her. >>> upstanders and bystanders. how to fight the battle on bullying. why the state's attorney general is teamingun with students to win. >> i'm gigi barnett. that story is next. >>> swim test. the important accomplishment, by two of the newest and cutest members of the national zoo. >>> under fire. i'm bob u -- bob turk in the first warning weather center. showers and then cools d

john miller running next year. we talked to all those likely republican opponents as well as the senator and have yet to hear back but hope springs eternal. josephod to have you back how big an issue do you want to make of this healthcare thing in your race? >> it is the issue, neil. obamacare, the 60th vote, something that is adversely affects americans. american enterprise institute study, we may lose another 100 million plans as a result of this, and here with foot the guy telling us you like your plan, you can keep it. >> he also said whatever you're going to switch to, you'll be switching to something as good if not better. is that going to give him any more latitude with alaskan volters? >> well, first of all, you have to sign up and i don't think you can do that now. even if you got one of this plans it's obvious it's not as good or better than what you have. this is catastrophic and will create problems for health care in this problem. we have seen the fallout of medical professionals and impact of the -- is devastating. >> is sarah palin going to support your run? >> we would like to have her endorse. >> what do you think how she was tr

calculated my political ascension area i had been an aide to senator john kerry for 11 years and prior to that and a tube congressman joseph mcginty the second and enjoyed being the person behind the person. there was reward in that. prior to my being recruited to run, there had never been a woman of color elected to the council. >> how many times did they ask you? >> more than seven. >> you can watch the entire event from seven scholars later today at 1:30 p.m. eastern time and turn 30 a.m. pacific or anytime online at www.c-span.org >> every weekend since 1998, book tv has brought you the top nonfiction authors includinghannah rosen. >> i think women's identities art tied up with their work in ways we might find disturbing and unnatural. it is in fact true. mayer whok at marissa was chosen to be the ceo of yahoo, when she was visibly pregnant and then was asked how much maternity leave do you want to take and she said none. the fact that such women exist is not the way i would do that. i took plenty of maternity leave. is a kind ofat woman that there can be . the fact that there are some stay-at-home dads who are very ha

john f. kennedy was shot and killed. people across the country will mark the anniversary of the assassination. >> i'm just glad justice is served. >> serial killer joseph naso's fate is in the hands of the judge now. >> from the across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> and good morning everyone. tgif, it is friday november the 22nd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:01. b.a.r.t. trains are not running this morning, and there's no word on when service will begin. we have more with a kcbs traffic alert. >> it's due to a computer glitch happening shortly after midnight. we're hearing that cal train is working to step up service. they're using two caltrain express trains, 215 and 225. they're making stops this morning to pick up passengers who would typically ride b.a.r.t. that is at 7:40 and 8:40 they're doing that. also the next alameda oakland ferry, there was one set to leave around 6:00 and the next one is shortly after 7 a.m. so far we haven't heard about any extra ac transit service. with b.a.r.t. strikes we see -- so far we have not gotten word of anything like that. a

bureaucrats, but in fact my name is joseph goffman, and i'm senior counsel to the assistant administrator for air and radiation. now i will turn it over to my colleague john millet. >> thank you, joe, and thanks again to all of you for joining us today. before we turn it over to the audience, i want to take a few minutes to walk through the clean air act that the epa will be using to reduce carbon pollution from existing power plants. these are the nation's single washers sources of carbon pollution. as we listen today, we will think about how this may fit under this section of the law. the president has directed epa to issue proposals by june of 2014, and take final action by june of 2015. greenhouse gases, including carbon pollution, air pollutants that are subject to regulation under the clean air act, epa has the authority to address that carbon elution plants under section 111 of that law. section 111 sets out separate approaches were addressing new and existing sources of pollution. for new sources, which are covered under section 111-b, epa sets standards of performance often called new source performance standards. this is the proposal that was si

john siegenthaler. i'll see you here at 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific and of course you can get the latest on aljazeera.com. >> on america tonight: the absolute punishment for a 1977 serial killer. joseph paul franklin's last-minute stays of execution reversed. almost tonight. the sweet crane. same sex marriage becomes the law in yet another state. >> there is no straight or gay marriage, there is only marriage in the state of illinois. >>> punishing its own preclur. and camelot and civil rights. 50 years since the assassination of john f. kennedy. why some called his legacy lack luster. >> he just wasn't the hero that we thought him to be. >> good evening, everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm adam may, joie chen is on assignment. we have a lot to cover. a 16 year sentence, in a final effort to avoid his death sentence franklin's attorneys argue the drug use would violate the country's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. due to the dwindling stockpile of lethal injection drugs? that's the issue we've been highlighting on america tonight. on tuesday the judge granted a stay of execution. she found that franklin's lawyers use of pentobarbitol gave unusual pain to death. missouri injecte

late brother john kennedy over the course of his political career he was always stern in his convictions having resigned from the senate subcommittee investigation because of then senator joseph mccarthy's intimidation tactics during the red scare during kennedy's tenure as attorney general he launched a campaign against the mafia as organized crime and was a fervent advocate for civil rights in fact it was already paid to deliver the news of dr king's assassination to an almost all black audience and urging the crowd to embrace dr king's message of love and unity instead of letting the hate and anger blind them after winning two state primaries he was shot on one of his campaign stops by a twenty four or year old palestinian man i'm so handsome and and died just over one day later and while controversy surrounds the assassination of his brother john there are still plenty of and answered questions over what happened to robert nearly enough the inconsistency of the official narrative near his brother's death for example according to salon dot com the forensic evidence from the event groups there actually twelve bullets fired that day. her hands her hands gun held eight this i

joseph minarik. he serves as their vice president and director of research. to both of you john, welcome.o both of you gentlemen, welcome. what is the current state of the economy and if you had to give a forecast where it is going, where would you go? low-grade recovery, not enough growth to make an impression on the reduction in employment that we had in the downturn, there's nothing on the horizon to suggest a big change in the way the economy is behaving. i do not think washington is helping. inneed to do something here town. will be the top of the list to help things along? guest: a push in the short run and something to give insurance that the health care will be dealt with in the long run. had a runald reagan that wasn't even as president obama's. his unemployment rate was close to president obama's. as a consequence, 2.3% is barely more than what productivity , so the quantity and quality of jobs are so poor that if we factor out importantly, more the number of people working has declined. if the percentage was the same today, the unemployment rate would be about 9.6%. of hisans a

bureaucrat but, in fact, my name is joseph goffman and i'm senior counsel to the assistant administrator for air and radiation. and am going to turn the mic over to my colleague, john. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thanks again to all of you for joining us today. before turning over to you, the audience, i want to take a few minutes to walk through the part of the clean air act the dpu would be using to reduce from existing power plants. these are the nation's single largest source of carbon pollution but as we listened your ideas today, we will be thinking about how those may sit under this section of the law. president obama has directed epa to issue a proposal by june 2014 and take final action on june 2015. greenhouse gases including carbon pollution our air pollutants that are subject to regulation under the clean air act. epa has the authority to address carbon pollution from power plants under section 111 of that law. section 111 set up separate approaches for addressing new and existing sources of pollution. for new sources which are covered under section 111-b., standards of performance often called new source performance, this is the proposal tha

eurocrats, but in fact my name is joseph goffman, and i'm senior hensel to the assistant administrator for air and radiation. now i will turn it over to my colleague john millet. >> thank you, joe, and thanks again to all of you for joining us today. before we turn it over to the audience, i want to take a few minutes to walk through the clean air act that the epa will be using to reduce carbon pollution from existing power plants. these are the nation's single washers sources of carbon pollution. as we listen today, we will think about how this may fit under this section of the law. the president has directed epa to issue proposals by june of 2014, and take final action by june of 2015. , includinggases carbon pollution, air pollutants that are subject to regulation under the clean air act, epa has the authority to address that carbon elution plants under section 111 of that law. section 111 sets out separate approaches were addressing new and existing sources of pollution. for new sources, which are covered under section 111-b, epa sets standards of performance often called new source performance standards. was is the proposal that signed on septembe

joseph warren, had been killed at the battle of "bunker hill" during the last british charge. it was devastating for johnnding more and more time away. he was then at the second continental congress 300 miles away in philadelphia, and it was the death of joseph warren that he -- that moved him so deeply for the rest of his life, he would refrain from attending celebrations the battle of bunker hill in charleston. and so my book begins with that, and joseph warren is a major character one i think a lot of us don't know a lot about. we think of the other adams, the john quincy's dad and samueled adams but the bookends with john quincy adams 68 years later on june 17, 1940 -- 1840 the bunker hill monument has been built on bunker him. once again, he refused to attend. yet, he watches yet once again from the family home where he sees the smoke of a cannon go off and it reminds him of that time. at this time in his life, john quincy adams, a president, is now a lowly u.s. congressman who has taken up the fight against slavery. what he realizes is the work that his doctor -- dr. joseph warren and his father wo

, but, in fact, my name is joseph goffman and i'm senior counsel to the assistant administrator for air and radiation. and i'm going to turn the mic over to my colleague, johnmillett. .. president obama has directed the epa to issue a proposal by june of 2014 and take final action by june of 2015. greenhouse gases including carbon pollution, our air pollutants that are subject to regulation under the clean air act. epa has the authority to address that under section 111 of the law. section one e. levin said south separate approaches for investing new and existing sources of pollution. for new sources which are covered under section one e. levin the epa had standards of performance all so-called new source performance standards. this is the proposal that was signed on september 20 standards available on the epa website for review. this type of standards must reflect the degree of the mission limitations achievable through the application of what is known as the best system of reduction. new source performance standards can address the six common pollutants known as criteria pollutants but they cannot address the air toxins. for existing sources covered under

joseph kennedy stepped out of the spotlight, leaving the stage so his kids could shine. he stopped by the president elect's home in georgetown, to meet john. >> how do you feel about jackson? >> after all, it is amazing. >> joe kennedy was insistent that jack bring robert into the cabinet as attorney general. president kennedy could have someone he could absolutely trust in that position. rfk resisted the idea, tried to get washington wise men clark clifford to talk him out of it. we know how that went. >> i am pleased to accept the position of the attorney generalship of the united states. >> in 1961, joseph kennedy suffered a debilitating stroke, lived out the last decade of his life away from public view with the knowledge that his family name had become the gold standard of american political dynasties. for more on the party that joe built, i want to bring in philip johnson, former massachusetts democratic party chairman, former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele, david nassaw, author of the patriarch, remarkable life and turbulent times of joseph kennedy. and kerry kennedy. david, i'll start with you. in looking