and hodges casey got a second chance. thank you. >> first of all, thank you for your trilogy and you're very powerful, thoughtful presentation today. >> thank you, sir. >> my question is someday surveyed until this last question. i want to get your take on eisenhower as commander-in-chief. we know that he had no battlefield experience. and your first book, you mention how lousier generalship was an african campaign to the extent that eisenhower himself was surprised he was relieved. then in your last book, you mentioned again eisenhauer stationed himself in positions way behind the front, unaware of what was going on at it day by day business. you also mention that eisenhower was not aware of montgomery's failure in the opening of the attempt to open supportive and dark, which was so important. >> german to talk about eisenhower? all right, eisenhauer someone i've lived with every day very intimately for 15 years. my estimation is solely grown. i think some of you may have heard of and talk about them as president. he goe

people versus james hodges.ple versus dorian jones. >> the record we have all four defendants with respective counsel, mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wants to address the court all at once. >> i'll larry from the victim first, please. >> you do not need to state your name. go ahead, please. >> this whole crime has honestly been the worst struggle i've been through. i've dreaded this whole process, dreaded it for the fact i have to look into these faces, lost countless hours of sleep trying to recount the nightmares of that playing in my head over and over again. i dread it so much i thought i couldn't do it anymore, that i couldn't bear to get up out of bed in the morning. but i did, and i will keep doing it. i hope during your sentence you will reflect on your terrible decisions and actions of wrongdoing and in your punishment you can become a better person. >> thank you very much. >> one by one, they stand before the judge. >>

the victim stated she could not identify their faces because they were masked but according to hodges, some of the victims were still able to identify melton. >> they had a party that night, so he went to the party, so they can all identify him being there, and then when she seen his body built, she -- oh, yeah, he was tall, skinny, this and this and that. >> what does the victim say about you? was your role? >> the victim didn't say anything about me. >> what did the victim say? >> the victim said she was raped but she didn't say i raped her. she didn't -- it's like this. the victim said they didn't see anybody. >> what was her description? because she gave a description of the person who raped her, correct? >> somebody dipping in my case. i'm done, put me in my room. somebody dipping in my case. come get this mic off. i'm done with this [ bleep ]. get this mother [ bleep ] mic off me. >> people, man. >> coming up -- >> i'm strong. >> show your muscles. >> brandon towns gets a visit and a deputy goes on a pursuit. >> he's calling this hot line. >> you see where they are at, stay away

according to hodges, some of the victims were still able to identify melton. >> they had a party that night. so he went to the party so they could all identify him being this. and then when she seen his body built, she -- oh, yeah, he was tall, skinny, this and that. >> what does the victim say about you? what was your state and local>> the victim didn't say anything about me. >> what did the victim say? >> the victim said she was raped, but she didn't say i raped her. she didn't -- it's like this -- the victim said they didn't see anybody. >> what -- what was her description if she gave a description of the person who raped her, correct? >> somebody dipping in my case. i think we're done here. go to my room. somebody dipping in my case. i'm done. come get this mic off me. i'm done this. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> white people, man. >>> coming up -- >> i'm strong. >> show him your muscles. >> brandon towns gets a visit, and a deputy goes on a pursuit. >> he's calling this hotline. >> you see where they're at, you stay away. that's where there's too many people.  >>> day-to-day operation

. >> good morning my name is kate hodge. i want to commend the staff for the tremendously hard work with this plan. based on a five year plan the strategy developed by the mta an excellent strategy but it's been turned into a 25 year plan this is a strange development and i wonder how our city is going to live up to its promise. right now what you are asking for -- so we're asking that the mta and other agencies involved with this plan development articulate how this is going to be able to reach the promised goal by 2020 thank you. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public would like to comment? okay. we'll close public comment. >> and colleagues commissioner wiener. >> i'd like to respond to ms. hodge's comment. >> absolutely. we very clearly support the bicycle strategy implementation. implementation of that plan requires a lot of funding as well as increased project delivery strategies partnerships with the mta and communities really allowing those projects to go in efficiently we can accelerate it with a con

three of the four adult suspects, dorian jones, james hodges, and brandon touns have pled guilty to all charges and are awaiting sentencing. >> it was supposed to be in and out. once we got in there, those people there, things just went, people was getting beat up, tied up and it was basically like everything happened like that. >> town said he and his co-defendant entered the home in the predawn hours following the party held there the night before. they wore masks to conceal their identities. the home belonged to students at a local college. >> we went there because we knew it was a bunch of people having a party. and they said they would be really drunk so why not go back later. >> according to prosecutors, three male victims in the house were robbed and pistol whipped. the one female victim reported being tied up, blindfolded, beaten and raped by the suspects. they could still receive maximum consecutive sentences on all their charges. >> could i get 15, maybe 20 years. i'm hoping i just get ten years of. >> i know i will do at least ten years. >> if i did that, it would be life. he

today, craig hodges from the hodges fund in dallas, david molenar from hightower, todd , who we all hate because you're in florida. craig hodges, i mean, what an incredible run for this stock market. does it continue in 2014 now that we know that the easy money from the fed that has really fostered the rally in many ways the last four, five years, is going to start to slow down a little bit? >> yeah, you know what, the hodges fund, we think it will continue. we've been through, you know, basically five years of outflows out of domestic equities. and we're just now seeing the very early stages of money coming back into this market. i don't expect we'll see as big of moves. i think it's going to be kind of a normal market, if you will. you know, kind of the 8% to 10%, 12% type returns. but for a firm like ourselves, that's a perfect environment. that's where stock picking and actually the market doesn't take all of the stocks up, just the ones that are earning, you know, more money this year than last, and growing at a faster clip than the competitors. >> well, that's interesting you

of it, i think at the curriculum committee meeting is what we heard is that the civic center is a hodge pogde of students and the continuation schools i think that the principals know that the students are low on credits and we have to get them up to speed and graduate. at the center it is a hoj poj of students of why they are there and not serving the students and quite frankly it is not serving our system either. and so, i think that this temporary solution is good, i think that it gives us time, to look at where our resources are, and so i urge the staff, and the superintendent to look at allocations and maybe additional allocations, to the continuation schools, and to have a real budget behind what we are going to do for the classes of 2016, 2017 and on ward, but, thank you for this proposal, i do think that it does reflect the deep and heated conversation that we had at the committee meeting of the whole. p >> miss way? >> hi. and and i like the report about what happened to it. and and followed for the students that take the different options one. >> on the student information sys

. >> this is analogous to a hodge taker taking 50 people hodge, shooting ten and saying if you give met the other 40 go. what do you do? >> it's a dilemma. >> it is. >> in the meantime snowden's detractors continue to protest against him. yesterday. >> my view is that snowden committed treason. he ought to be convicted of that, and then he ought to swing from a tall oak tree. >> while snowden continues to stand trial in the court of public opinion, whether he will ever return to the u.s. to face actual trial is anyone's guess. for advocates and detractors alike, this is a blessing in disguise. this weekend "new york times" revealed officials may never know the extent of snowden's leaks. joining us now u.s. national security editor for "the guardian" spencer ackerman. tell us, if you will, what you think the ruling means in the broader picture in and around the nsa. >> it's absolutely a devastating thing for the nsa. the nsa has argued for the last six months that every court that has looked at it, every judge that examined it's bulk collection programs has found them to be completely i

. >> good morning my name is kate hodge. i want to commend the staff for the tremendously hard work with this plan. based on a five year plan the strategy developed by the mta an excellent strategy but it's been turned into a 25 year plan this is a strange development and i wonder how our city is going to live up to its promise. right now what you are asking for -- so we're asking that the mta and other agencies involved with this plan development articulate how this is going to be able to reach the promised goal by 2020 thank you. >> thank you very much. any other member of the public would like to comment?

we have miss hostage from the boiling -- hodge from the bicycle coalition. >> i want to reiterate our strong desire on the focus of equity to make sure it develops an equitable way and the country have experimented with in terms of opening up bike share with many communities with income levels and backgrounds. >> thank you. next speaker. mr. decosta? >> i would like the experts to listen to me on this very carefully. first of all, we need an analysis of our own roads. we have too many hills in san francisco. i'm not saying this is a sidebar conversation that is to the public. that's the least you can do. it's interfering with my deliberation. absolutely, so we have this issue of the hills in san francisco. and while we talk about bicycling which i favor, we need to do an analysis of certain routes where the majority of the routes is level. now, i was in bleen not along ago and they do a really good job there. not only having bicycle hubs, but bicycle lanes over long stances -- distances. just like the gentleman was saying, if you are allowed a bicycle is it just to go around the park

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hodge's comment. >> absolutely. we very clearly support the bicycle strategy implementation. implementation of that plan requires a lot of funding as well as increased project delivery strategies partnerships with the mta and communities really allowing those projects to go in efficiently we can accelerate it with a concerted effort by the community by staff and new ways of doing business to implement these projects to design them faster and get in them in the ground faster and i believe there's no reason why we couldn't keep the pace of that investment but at the moment we're deliverying five million dollars per year and the new investment levels represents a large multiple of that about 38 million dollars per year if we were to do it by 2018 as was discussed at the hearing so this question of how much investment is not a concern i don't believe for us because it's really about can we get it done quickly in a timely way and to really discuss how we're going to do that neighborhood by neighborhood and corridor by corridor it's a whole new paradigm of delivery and community in

minneapolis mayor-elect betsy hodges was among those at the table and she joins me now live. morning, thank you so much for having me. >> what can you tell us about the discussion in that closed door meeting? what was it like, and what are the priorities? >> well, i think with so much gridlock happening in congress, the administration and the president are really looking to partner with cities on a shared agenda, that so much happens at the local level, so much innovation that there's an opportunity there for them. >> the new poll that we just saw shows two-thirds, for example, of americans actually support raising the minimum wage, which is now federally at $7.25. but in minnesota, it's just $5.25 for smaller businesses, $6.15 for large earning corporations. i know that so far it's been an unsuccessful push in your state to raise it to as high as $9.50. does a meeting like that help? do you feel like there's some momentum? and the president getting out in front of it, does that help? >> you know, i think at the state level that conversation is happening and it's getting loud

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monday night followed by the "5th quarter" and "bye-bye baby" a phrase that was associated with russ hodges. we'll have a special look back at the stick. >>> time now is 4:51. coming up at 5:00, someone here in the bay area is holding a mega millions ticket worth hundreds of millions of dollars. is it you, brian? >> it was not. i would not be sitting next to you if it were. >> nor me. where the lucky ticket was sold. >> first people are flocking to a -- i would come here and say, i won! this is clayton. one extraordinary little girl's story when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> checking out your hi-def doppler radar just because we can. showers headed up to the sierra nevada, not much in the bay area but big changes to come. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have some connector ramps closed until 6:00 this morning. if you are coming off eastbound 92, the connectors to northbound and southbound 101 are shut down until 6 a.m. alternates and the rest of your morning ride, that's all coming up. >>> one bay area home is getting a ton of visitors to see its christmas lights display cal

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