are part of the service to the homelessness populations on after a an everyday basis kin street and hampton have been at forefront for years i know with sherry run and jeff hearsay been gratified of the announcement but thought support our city family has seen to give and also in the private sector that as we try to give them support we also have told them we'll try to fill every gap and the private sector has stepped you big time when you ask them to go through the private foundations have a chance to help you'll see a long list could i we're adding to the list and we're whether those welcoming one the newer companies if i may say of organizations that are helping homelessness and that is a company called hand up a company that used innovative technology to create memberships among those would be homelessness and asked specifically if i need a glass of water let me get that for you but specifically those individuals people whether on our streets in a shelter what's in their very need and hook them up with the services including i few and far between found out today is services for dental i

this sucks. >> h2-a is one of the low security housing units. >> we call this the hamptons. they're up here with no cells. they have freedom of movement. that's kind of their punishment, the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most of the inmates in there are pretty compliant, they're easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. you don't have to stay on too often. >> i call imh2 awesome. we have a microwave, two flat screen tvs, the pullup bar for working out. >> this is the best unit in jail. >> this is penthouse of jail. >> it's still jail. you're locked in run room 100% of the time. >> sean arrived in the hamptons two months earlier, shortly after his arrest. it was a night he says he remembers little of. >> i was blocked-out drunk so i don't remember remember having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has directly been related to alcohol. i don't control how much alcohol i drink, and then i black out and then i go crazy. >> he said on the day of his arrest, he had 15 shots of whiskey before heading to his grandmother

breed talks about and knowing what families need to be successful and she's here to talk about the hampton families and many are in the districts i've stood with her another emergency family shuttles supervisor london breed (clapping.) thank you beven and i just want to start by saying when mayor ed lee gave $2 million to san francisco housing authority that was unprecedented and now because of the condition those 42 homelessness families will have a place to live when they move into those places it is their hematoma it didn't become a home without support they need furniture and listen especially and hamming kin has been doing amazing work isle i've got to tell you i couldn't think a better organization for golden to make a better grant rent when our on the path of being evicted and finding a place and you need a deposit or support they help family with that level of support i've sent numerous families and many folks sadly not only living in the shuttles but on the streets with children are not getting the support that's why hampton really important they're willing to open the door to get

his is the fred hampton. that i knew. that i the fred hampton liked. his man who had such a commitment to the great ideals, that this nation should be a .ation where everybody is equal and everybody has a right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. he was one of the better spirits that this nation has produced. he only lived to be 21 years old . his family's loss was great. his friends' loss was great. but this nation's loss was even , ater, because had he lived he would have beenal tremendous unconquered nd thosete for those ideals, all deals that inspire sectors of this society. there was a grand jury convened and a report issued. bullets were fired into that apartment on and possibly 69 one fired out from that apartment. the political machine in chicago , the daily machine, the political establishment, those , they felt ower that by killing fred and mark and wounding seven others, that they would be heralded as heroes . but little did they know when they left that apartment wide , unsecure, then step by , then rson by person women and child

. >> i'm jeff the executive director of the hampton family center i'm sure you're aware of there's over 2 thousand students in the san francisco unified school district homelessness this is not acceptable and while though this is not the fault of everyone in the city or district the school district can or be part the solution before you is an n o observation under the leadership of the staff we've put together a pilot program before where the hampton will come to the school for rent induces for any families in the school district that is at risk of being homelessness we're commented to getting a phone number and set up a hotline for the staff we've started to do this on a pilot basis we've been overwhelmed the demanded is clearly there and i am very happy to tell you we're actively seeking funding to amplify this partnering and hopefully, we'll have good news but regardless of the funding we're committed and excited and appreciate everyone in people services support of really trying to reduce the numbers of families are homeless or at risk of being homelessness. >> thank you, commission

hampton is a self-proclaimed tom boy and told the chronicle she didn't want to apply but gave into pressure from her family. you can watch my interview on www.kpix5.com. >>> straight ahead the jim harbaugh talk is not going away and the warriors already have the best record in the association. could they have gotten even better tonight? david lee back in the lineup. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

hampton creek accusing the company of advising their product mayo as just mayonnaise because it doesn't contain eggs. h hampton said it pickethat's the they picked the name mayo and not mayonnaise. >> the markets look like they could be on the roll for a third straight day. they've had the best two-day point gain in six years and bs percentage gain since 2011. the dow coasting up 224 thursday and the nasdaq up 104 to 4748. google is apparently lays the groundwork to wire right into your car. currently your phone has to be connected. google could roll out a new version of the android in the next year or so. with that new phone people will probably be looking at their money as reported to be doing more banking with their cell phone or tablet. and people are using mobile devices for basic services such as checking balances and depositing checks. >> it's a good idea to sync all the elements into their car. everyone is glancing at their phone and driving at the same time. not very safe. >> and illegal in some states. >> purportedly it is illegal. >> oh, they'll catch you in san jose. just wa

that's really what hampton creek is about. that's our philosophy. >> even since i saw you last, seems like everyone decided they have to offer this kind of product. >> they have. we don't look at it as a trend, jim, we look at it in order to create a world in which 99% of the food isn't that bad for the body or planet, you have to create a world where good food that's better for the body and planet is more affordable, tastes better. otherwise, change is a fantasy. >> how can this have the same texture and feel. >> we have a team of data scientists, bio chemists, some led google and other teams. 4,000 plant species haven't been searched through. we find the best of them, use it instead of chicken egg. >> sometimes i don't like butter, too fattening. i can get i can't believe it is not butter, which is a product from, nileefr. >> they filed a lawsuit against us fairly recently. not to say before i get into details. i think it is a good company with good people. their heart is in the right place, as a company going in the right d

if you are new to our fair city, welcome to norfolk and welcome to the heart of hamptons roads. it's my extreme honor and privilege to be the director here. i want to welcome you to the world war with i centennial symposium this november 14 and 15, 2014. macarthur memorial is in its 50th year. we were dedicated in april of 1964. our higgins is to preserve and interpret the life and times of general macarthur. to answer the challenge from the speech to the class at west point, look toward the future yet not neglect the past. it's in that spirit that we are here today. this marks the memorial of the world war from 2014 to 2019. there is a lot more coming as we mark the centennial over the next few years. for those of you not familiar with this facility, this is the visitor center with the gift shop and changing exhibit gallery. the dome building right out the back is where the general macarthur and his wife jean are buried. you have time to ignore the great treasures in the stories we tell there. at this time i would like to thank our oh partners who helped put on this symposium.

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pierson in washington. >>> on wall street, investors were encouraged by that blowout jobs report sending stocks higher and pushing the dow and s&p to new records. the dow rose 58 points and is moving closer to the 18,000 mark. up 11 and s&p added 3 points. today closes the book for the dow and the s&p for this past week, most of the major averages were higher with the blue chip dow leading the pack up three quarters of 1%. oil prices dropped once again. west texas crude down nearly a dollar a barrel at $65.84. the lowest price since 2009. benchmark crude also fell to $70.15, five year low. >> rebecca patterson with the jobs report. chief officer at bessemer trust. we get to the job report but something we have not mentioned just yet. the fact that the dollar hasn't been this strong in eight years. dollar index, 8 year high. the yen, 2.5 year high against the euro. what do you think about that and does it worry you at all? >> it doesn't worry me yet. right now, i think the dollar is a good thing. it's hard to believe this, but just in 2011, t

we're learning a san francisco native is dvf's new global brand ambassador. 25-year-old brittany hampton just launched house of dvf. hampton is a self-proclaimed tom boy and told the chronicle she didn't want to apply but gave into pressure from her family. you can watch my interview on www.kpix5.com. >>> straight ahead the jim harbaugh talk is not going away and the warriors already have the best record in the association. could they have gotten even better tonight? david lee back in the lineup. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, visit... david lee was ba >>> nba up top and the warriors all systems go. david lee was back with a smile, bad hamstring cost him 21 games, but the warriors put this one to bed early. steph curry money. they scored 17 straight points. right before the half they go inside to lee for the jam. all 13 doves players scored tonight including festus ezeli, career high 15 points. warriors beat the kings 128- 108. just let this marinate. they're 23-3. >>> in berkeley wisconsin, sixth ranked, badgers on the move, oh oh forgot the rock. tyrone wallace and it went down. he had 17 but ev

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> let's turn now to our experts for their analysis on today's market action. hugh johnson is chief money expert. hugh johnson advisors and jo johnkildup. let's begin with you, hugh. 18,000 on the dow jones industrial average. nice big round number. how important is it? >> first of all, it's great news. it's the definition of santa claus rally. but i think what it really does is you probably know we all feel it is that it lifts everybody's spirits. i think that's number one. it's a good thing, psychologically. i think quite frankly, you know, what's more important than psychology of it all is really the fundamentals that drove us here, that got us to 18,000 and you need to look no further. we mentioned the strong economy in the third quarter but really since 2009, strong earnings and a decline in interest rates. you can't beat that combination for stock prices. so it shouldn't be any surprise looking through the rearview mirror why we got here and there's no reason to believe we're not going to go further. so really good

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> bruce kaz min joining us now with more analysis on the fed, chief global anal cyst at j.p. morgan. stocks rallied today, and bonds sold off today. what respectively did stock and bond investors hear from the fed and did they get it right? >> broadly, they did. i think when you're getting from the fed here around the meeting where there's a lot of messaging is basically a story that says they feel good about growth. they feel, with that growth, they're more likely than not to start tightening at the june meeting and they're not particularly worried about the risks related to russia or low inflation in terms of inflation expectation. it's a very upbeat message which is affirming of the guidance towards june with a little bit more commmitment here that at least the next two meetings, they're not doing anything. >> they certainly suggested, didn't they, bruce, that not only would they be, quote, patient, but also be restrained with whatever the pace of rate raises turns out to be? >> that's correct. and what you saw today

hampton pearson takes a look. >> reporter: in 2014, the job market has been on the economic equivalent of a personal training pro and the latest data is showing newfound strength. first time claims for unemployment benefits fell to 280,000 last week. the fourth straight week claims had declined. >> it is a good sign. and this is cons with the labor market improving. to some extent, the job market was really a missing piece in the recovery. >> in december of last year, overall job growth was anemic. employers adding just 84,000 workers to payrolls. last month, a blockbuster 321,000 new jobs, moving the average for the last three months t 280,000. part of the best year for job growth in more than a decade. looking ahead to 2015 leading economists see more jobs, lower unemployment, and, yes, wage growth. >> the unemployment rate is just now approaching levels that have been c with an increase in average hourly earnings in prior cycles. and, of course, we're also seeing nonfarm payroll growth that's pretty robust. and that is absorbing a lot of the surplus labor. a year from now, i think w

>> all right, hampton. thank you very much. happy holidays. hampton pearson in washington for us. >> you too. >>> the auto industry hit by major recalls this year but were buyers scared away from the brands that were hit hardest? >>> the auto industry facing some of the biggest safety controversies in its history. it's been a big year and a big focus for investors, drivers, and regulators. topping the list, recalls of two of the biggest, the takata air bag recall and general motors' faulty ignition switches. >> reporter: cars and trucks are selling, almost 17 million sold this year, but recalls have auto makers reeling. the year's biggest? about 18 million vehicles worldwide has to do with dangerous air bags made by a japanese company, takata. at least five deaths are blamed on those defective air bags and the recall list is still growing. manufacturers, in the meantime, have refocused on safety. in the wake of gm's failure to deal with faulty ignition switches blamed for some 40 plus deaths more than a decade ago. in its rearview mirror, gm c

hampton roads is the proud home of the patient advocate foundation, and you have obviously used your experiences with your friends dealing with health care to help others. people are faced with many challenges of what choices in health care they will pursue and how to pay for those choices and the patient advocate foundation has helped hundreds of thousands of people navigate the health care system. they are also a reliable resource when we went through the affordable care act, when we went through that, and a lot of the provisions have your fingerprints on it. affordability so everybody can get health care. those with pre-existing conditions, those with no unfair cancellation of coverage, no cap on benefits, but a cap on total out of pockets of people so people don't go bankrupt. your fingerprints have a lot -- you have a lot of fingerprints on the affordable care act, and i thank you for that. just as hampton roads is the home to the advocacy foundation, we are also home to many other cancer related institutions, one of which the hampton university proton treatment institute is one

>> called halloween haunted house, in hamptons. >> oh, i see. >> the east ends of long island. >> soled a very scary christmas. so there is an evil santa, gang every killer elves, and the christmas tree even comes to life. the owner says the show is not for the faint of heart. >> i would not take the kids. don't take the kids. it is for adults. >> seems wrong on some sort of level. >> wrong yet creative. >> i don't like it at all. >> did you notice that the chloe and courtney kardashian, they have their laid he is show in the hamptons? >> they make the hamptons their beach. >> beach. >> the finalists are in for time's person of the year. i'm talking time magazine, of course. if taylor swift is the first of the year, we all should just leave the country. i love -- that would be an outrage. >> we'll tell how the sing syrup against, though. we have some other options. >> up against kim? >> you're kidding me. >> i heard that. >> kim kardashian is the time magazine person of the year, we all have to go to canada. on a bus. >> ♪ a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places.

we're learning a san francisco native is dvf's new global brand ambassador. 25-year-old brittany hamptonched house of dvf. hampton is a self-proclaimed tom boy and told the chronicle she didn't want to apply but gave into pressure from her family. you can watch my interview on www.kpix5.com. >>> straight ahead the jim harbaugh talk is not going away and the warriors already have the best record in the association. could they have gotten even better tonight? david lee ,,,,,,,,,, eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'm all stuffy. i take offense to that. i'm not going to argue with a talking ball of mucus. i think you're being a little hasty... he's not with me. mucinex fast max night time. multi-symptom relief plus nasal decongestant. breathe easy. sleep easy. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. visit... david lee was >>> nba up top and the warriors all systems go. david lee was back with a smile, bad hamstring cost him 21 games, bu

and then he meets a man, a colonel, at hampton institute. remember him? armstrong? what did armstrong teach him? >> taught him about the dignity of labor. >> the dignity of labor. right? now why was that important, to see labor in a dignified way? why was that important for people of african decent? >> because up until that point like during slavery, labor was seen as dehumanizing because slaves were like these physical bodies that were only fit for labor and there was no dimension to them so they learned through time that labor was something to be ashamed of and something to shy away from. booker t. washington to uplift the race had to show that there is dignity in labor and you should be proud of working and achieving something for yourself. >> okay. right. dignity in labor. labor -- transform labor from toil, we might say, in the sense in which you are working but you are not reaping the outcomes rewards of labor. plus you have no investvested interest in labor because someone else is getting the reward. as a slave, you're not reaping the benefits. you are making

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>> i was on a low rent for the hampt hamptons. >> they're all friends, they have all been to his place maybe the fallout will be that all of us will be a little bit more skeptical when we see a rolling stones story. >>> coming up, is president obama uniting or dividing the country with his remarks about racism in america. you'll hear that next.t.t.t.t.t. >>> racial tensions in america have been high over the past few weeks. president obama is only stirring things up. listen to this new remark. when you're dealing with something as deeply rooted as racism or violence in any society, it's going to take some time. >> so he thinks america is rooted in racism. according to a new poll the majority of americans think race relations have gotten worse since the president took office. >> we have made all kinds of efforts to improve race relat n relations in this country. we have bent over backwards. is there a-- we have people to whom the truth is relative. the president taking sides in this in a way that further divides the country i find reprehensible and very unfortuna unfortunate. >> obama's

hampton? >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today on faa efforts to integrate unmanned aircraft systems into the air space system. the increasing demand for systems has enormous economic implications and competitive implications for our nation. as you know, the modernization and reform act was a catalyst for technology. the act directed faa to take steps to integration with the goal of technology by 2015. in june we reported on efforts and made 11 recommendations specifically aimed at faa to more effectively meet the goals. my testimony today will focus on faa's progress in implement iin the provisions and the challenges that the agency faces in safely integrating technology. to date faa completed more than half of the 17 requirements in the act. this includes selecting the test sites as well as publish iing a road map outlining agency plans. in addition, using the authority granted in the act faa recently authorized 11 companies to operate uas in the commerci

and ronald hampton, a former 23- year community relations officer in washington, d.c. we welcome you all to the newshour. chief esserman, let me begin with you. let's talk first about how police officers evaluate a threat. how-- is there a universal training that officers learn on how to do that? >> we're trained in similar wa ways, different priorities. but police officers are trained to go and to serve and to protect. and sometimes that means using force, and sometimes that means slowing down the tempo and using what we know how to use best, which is a conversation. >> woodruff: and professor klinger, as someone, as we just said, is a former police officer, how do you strike that balance between a time to-- to be prepared to use force it if necessary, and on the other hand, it's a time to calm things down? >> well, i think you're always prepared to use force, and that's the key. is you have to understand that these things can escalate quickly. but as the chief indicated, our best tactic is to create some time and talk to people. the vast majority of the time we're go

hampton. that's common well, okay, we leave it at that for right now. dr. dillingham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member larsen, chairman shuster, members of the subcommittee. my statement this one is based on our ongoing work for the subcommittee and focuses on three areas. first of the is progress towards meeting the unmanned aerial systems provisions of the 2012 faa reauthorization act. second, key research and public activities needed to support unmanned systems integration. and third, how other countries have progressed toward integrating unmanned systems into their airspace. regarding the 2012 act, the act includes a 1 17 specific provisions for faa to achieve safe, unmanned systems integration by september 2015. while faa has completed most of these provisions, the key ones remain an additional actions are needed to effectively leverage the complete provisions of the integration effort. for example, a critical step for allowing commercial operation is a publication of a final rule. to develop the rule faa must publish a notice of proposed rul

hampton? >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today on faa efforts to integrate unmanned aircraft systems, or uas, into the air space system. the increasing demand for uas systems has enormous economic implications and competitive implications for our nation. as you know, the faa modernization and reform act was a catalyst for technology. the act directed faa to take steps to integration with the goal of safely integrating uas technology by 2015. in june we reported on faa efforts and made 11 recommendations specifically aimed at helping faa to more effectively meet the goals. my testimony today will focus on faa's progress in implementing the act's provisions and the challenges that the agency faces in safely integrating uas technology. to date faa completed more than half of the 17 uas requirements in the act. this includes selecting the test sites as well as publishing a road map outlining agency plans. in addition, using the authority granted in the act faa