when i was interviewing eric, months after i interviewed alvin, i talked to eric about alvin's shame and humiliation about the welfare food truck. and eric reacted with surprise, and he said, "he was ashamed? i didn't know that. all this time, i thought that he was lazy; that that's why he ran away when the truck came." so he didn't know what was going on with alvin, nor did alvin know what was going on with him eric had a reaction of anger and disgust toward his mother. he loved his mother, but he also was very angry with his mother because when he's three years younger than alvin when he entered elementary school, the children started teasing him about his mother stealing. well, how did these children know that? because the parents of the children were buying rosa lee's hot goods from her. they would all troop over there in the evenings and buy shoplifted goods that had been shoplifted that day by rosa lee with the price tags still on it and pay one-third the price or even less than that, and would talk about it openly in front of the children. so the children then began teasing er

alvin mchellon. a good dude, man. >> i wonder how much time i have left.out there, by that i would mean in here. by that i mean get in to -- i hope that i have enough time -- [ inaudible ] i hope i have a chance. >> today, jack hill is going to see the prison doctor. concerning a lesion on his face that hill believes could be cancer. >> it's scary. it's scary. especially, you know, you start getting a little age on you, you start seeing things like this, i wonder where it's going to lead. this -- it's kind of scary. >> judging from the appearance of the thing, and the time line and everything, i -- and the location, i'm going to say that looks like a small basal cell carcinoma. it's a type of skin cancer usually found in the center part of the face. ultraviolet light from the sun is the chief offender there. some people come in and you need a cart to carry their chart. mr. hill has a chart that, despite the number of years he's been in the system, it's probably no more than a half an inch thick. which tells me that he is more likely to minimize and ignore

next speaker, please. >>> [speaker not understood], my name is alvin shaw. i have four points to make. the first item is the purpose of accreditation. secondly, the punishment to fit the crime. thirdly, some comments from my neighbors. and finally, what i feel is the role city and government officials in this situation. okay. in terms of the purpose of accreditation, i used to be a muni driver, also a streetcar and bus instructor. and a couple of concepts that we have is what we call big picture and tunnel vision. so, the big picture is what's the purpose of accreditation? according to federal law, the purpose of accreditation is to guarantee or assure the quality of education for students who get federal money. okay. and this is in the law. it's in section 60 2 of the 34 cfr, okay. everything else that an accrediting agency puts forward in terms of standards and criteria are supposed to substantiate the quality of education. and what accjc has done is distort the meaning of accreditation to make city college fulfill these criteria that don't really talk abo

brother david, i was sitting on miracle faith center platform in washington, d.c., pastor pastor alvin jones was receiving the tithe and offering and the holy spirit said plant, how many kinds of blessings are there in my word? i had gone through the entire bible, counted 58 different kinds of blessing. there may be more or less, that is how many i counted. the holy spirit said plant a $58 seed to document a covenant between you and me. that is the craziest thing i had ever seen. i had been sending a thousand dollars a month, but he wanted 58 a month. i knew his voice and wrote a check. he said plant one for your son, jason. my son jason was 12. his mother had married some other time and only been to one service. i had spent and lost over $50,0 cases and couldn't get jason. god said, plant one for him. well, any fool knows you can't buy god with money. you can't buy a miracle with money. you have to be a fool not to know you can expect a harvest from a seed you sow. i knew that. second kings, second samuel 24, david saw 70,000 people die. he want tod stop the plague and brought god an

senate majority leader alvin barkley. herbert lehman and even his isolationist ambassador to creep written, joseph kennedy, who salivate at the idea of occupying the white house. fdr cheerfully welcomed them all into the race and then let them twist and tangle and the lands until they gave up and dropped out and that left only himself. roosevelt had chosen a very shrewd strategy. by not declaring himself a candidate and by refusing to compete for the party nomination , he was saying that the democrats once again, they would have to draft him. and when he accepted the nomination on the last night of the convention, that was precisely the point he made. he told his listeners that he would have loved to retire and return warehouse, to hide park and work peacefully and quietly on his papers in his new presidential library. but he said he had no choice but to accept the call to duty of the american people. he made it very clear that very soon he would have to drive to you then into military service and take them far away from

what the team's head coach has to say about alvin smith and suiting up for tomorrow's game it. >>> and now for something completely different, rain on the way for the bay area. we're going to have the forecast in a minute. >>> i'm going to be doing some dancing. >> the music glamour and star power of hollywood's big night. how everything is coming up emmys. it is 7:00 on saturday morning, september 21st, thanks for joining us, i'm an macovic. >> you're relieved to know i'm not doing dancing, i'm brian hafney. high doppler, a little bit of rain on the way for the bay area. not a lot, but it's a first, first for the season. you can see up there on the north coast, the rain is just beginning to touch point rays and marin in sonoma county. the rest of of the bay area at the moment dry. that is going to change. it looks like we'll all get wet. we'll have the details in a few minutes. first let's get the latest. here's ann. >>> yeah, we were talking about a star nfl player hit left and right with legal trouble. linebacker alvin smith is out of jail this morning after he was arrested yesterda

. >> my name is alvin williams and everyone calls me gator. in here because it has to represent something, you know, but that's prison life. >> alvin got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> every time he gets me to the ropes, he jabs me hard, and i get upset and i say, man, you're hitting me too hard. he kept on doing it. i took my gloves off. i kept on attacking him, and i knew i could not beat him hand to hand, so i bit him. when they broke us up, they wiped off the blood, it was in the shape of a gator. i don't know how i hit him or anything. >> what is your nickname? >> cocoa joe. >> people in the start call me hustle. >> skunk. ksr and stinky because it sprayed me. >> everybody said i kind of looked like dracula and people started to call me drac for short and it kind of stuck. >> cocoa. is that for cocaine or cocoa man, what is that? >> i don't know. they gave me that name. >> you have to hustle, and being quick, that's how i got the name hustle. >> ben quick. i don't know how i got that one. >> co

alvin "skater" stevens? from the sitcom goofin' 'round? years. so, uh, this thing was a junkie?g had been. pretty much clean the last six months. before that, livin' hard. how bad? if the dentist hadn't confirmed he was 30, i'd have put him at 50. how bad was the beating? short but merciless. even for a child star, this kid fell far. skater's mom is on her way in. maybe we can spare her some of the details. i get the feeling this isn't the first time that skater's broken her heart. enjoy, rodgers. yeah. skater, i can't go to the prom with you. i already made plans. with who? could it be kirk? [fast footsteps] come on, karen. kirk. oh, no, not again! ackackackackackackack! [turns off sound] that was skater's skater noise. yeah? (lucinda) i gave it to him. i said, "honey, to be a star, you have to have a signature, a hook." wheeler, logan, this is mrs. stevens. skater's mom, lucinda. he was such a beautiful boy. we're sorry for your loss. i don't understand how "skater" stevens ended up in a pauper's grave. there was no missing persons report. no, not formally. then you weren't in

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my name is alvin [speaker not understood]. i have a couple questions for the two auditors. first one is regarding the redevelopment agency being closed, is it your judgment that the turmoil caused by the closure of the agency and the transition to a new body created a lot of problems in the sense that there wasn't a proper transition period? >> so, this is public comment, sir. you have two minutes to state your question. this is not an opportunity for a forum for them to rebuttal or answer your questions. so, what can happen is after we move this item -- >>> i'll make my own point. from what i see from the rda got shut down, from their testimony, turmoil was created in terms of transition. they couldn't keep track of -- they lost staff. they lost continuity, okay. that's one thing i see. the other thing -- and i guess they can't answer it -- is regarding some of the deficiencies that were found in terms of mta, in terms of the new pension standards. i believe they were given -- being given about two years to resolve that problem, not three quarters to one year, okay. so, th

my name is alvin [speaker not understood]. i have a couple questions for the two auditors. first one is regarding the redevelopment agency being closed, is it your judgment that the turmoil caused by the closure of the agency and the transition to a new body created a lot of problems in the sense that there wasn't a proper transition period? >> so, this is public comment, sir. you have two minutes to state your question. this is not an opportunity for a forum for them to rebuttal or answer your questions. so, what can happen is after we move this item -- >>> i'll make my own point. from what i see from

my name is alvin [speaker not understood]. i have a couple questions for the two auditors. first one is regarding

as nelson alvin told us in "walk on the wild side," never play cards with a man named doc.fter today, we know he will beat you. cedric in texas. >> caller: my question is about pandora. i bought pandora when we heard about the new ceo. i sold yesterday and today i see they had a judgment that was granted in the courts for them. i wonder what is pandora going to do after this? >> i think pandora, a lot of people are betting against pandora. the new ceo looks like a sharp guy. let's let it come back down a little and you can you get back in. i think people were concerned apple didn't cut them to smithereens. you took a win, don't go back, don't take points off the board! something you should never do in football. how about paul in pennsylvania, please. paul. >> caller: booyah jimbo. jim, thank you for all your help through the years and you have a great, wonderful staff. >> they make me look good every day and that's not easy, especially the make-up people. >> caller: just a question and my analysis here. time warner reported about a month ago, be on the top and bottom line,

as nelson alvin told us in "walk on the wild side," never play cards with a man named doc. i'm changing it to never play cards with a man named ben. cedric in texas. >> caller: how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> caller: my question is about pandora. i sold yesterday and today i seen they had a judgment that was granted in the courts for them. i wonder what is pandora going to do after this? >> i think pandora, a lot of people are betting against pandora. the new ceo looks like a sharp guy. let's let it come back down a little and can you get back in. i think people were concerned apple didn't cut them to smithereens. you took a win, don't go back, don't take points off the board! something you should never do. how about paul in pennsylvania, please. paul. >> caller: boo-ya jimbo. jim, thank you for your help through the years and you have a great, wonderful staff. >> they make me look good every day and that's not easy, especially the make-up people. >> caller: time warner reported about a month ago be on the top and bottom line, growing earnings per share, mid doubl

alvin and the chipmunks played a little bit of money. >> well disney will just go out of business. despite these critical failures there were some good movies. >> woody allen's blue jasmine was great. francis hau, is a terrific movie, i just got back from the telluride film festival. i think we want to characterize one season of movies as a trend. you don't base a trend on one season. but the trend was started years ago with what bill described. reboots and comic book movies and the hunger games movies where they anticipate a sequel coming. >> let's go to hermella aregawi our social media producer for some comments. >> hollywood seems the only industry that continues to increase prices as viewership goes down. cost seems no longer worth it, what's your response? >> it's difficult to unpack the movie industry. it's very duplicated. there's international rights and movies and dvds, and things like that they are taking more money out of people who come to the theaters. every friday and saturday all the kids go to the theaters to see the big bang smash 'em up, multimedia fare right? th

. >> officer alvin formally of the u.s. instructors. >> my primary goal is to turn these youthful offenders hopefully into productive citizens so they can re-enter society. >> left, left. left, right. >> while in the program, participants are no longer considered inmates, they are cadets. >> the biggest shock to the cadets when they arrive is having to do something that somebody else tells them to do. drop your tray. ready, ready, ready. sit. >> on the street, you free to do anything you want to do. in boot camp, you got to ask for permission for any little thing you want to do. >> fix it in the tray. >> all right, sir. >> i say ready, ready, ready, eat! >> the first thing that hits them is we're in charge. we're going to tell them what to do, when to do it and how to do it. and the next thing that goes through their mind is what did i get myself into? >> the first phase of boot camp is four months of shock incarceration. up at 4:00 a.m., in bed by 9:00 p.m., the cadets are allowed no visits, no phone calls, and no communic

they'll battle their long-time rivals without the help of alvin smith.a treatment facility after a second drunk driving arrest in the past two years. patrick willis could also miss tonight's game due to an injury. they've lost two of the first three games. >>> 5:16. boy, it didn't take long for things to get out of hand during last night's game between the atlanta braves and milwaukee brewers. a bench brawl broke out during the 2nd at-bat in the game in atlanta. it started after milwaukee's carlos gomez took a very long home run trot around the bases. he also yelled at several of the braves players and then got into a shouting match with the catcher. gomez and two other braves were kicked out of the game. by the way, milwaukee ended up winning the game 4-0. >>> now 5:17. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. >> right now traffic is doing pretty well. if you are driving around the bay area there are no major problems to report. let's start off with a look at interstate 880 in oakland. you can see traffic is moving along nicely here in both d

. >> gonzales has been getting along with his new cellmate alvin lovely.out about the charges it kind of took me off guard. i was like, whoa, okay. i started thinking of new ways how to play it off. i've got to be calm around this person. i shouldn't be talking much about this or this. i don't want to set off certain triggers that can make him mad because i'm with someone getting charged with murder. i'm not calling him a murder, but he's been there, done that, and i don't want him to know and i'll try to keep that from my mom, too, that i'm in with someone who's in for murder. that helps her a lot. you know. doesn't know. doesn't hurt in this situation. >> while gonzales' mother might be concerned if she knew about her son's living situation, she can take comfort in knowing that the orange county jail might have realigned his priorities. >> like in my mug shot picture i stuck my tongue out. it was a joke to me, totally. spending 11 months, i just learned how to become a man physically and mentally and then have to go to rehab right after i get out, that's

i have alvin here. it's been a strange day. we started with the nasty jobs report., sort of a positive equity market, people saying the taper may not come soon, or it won't be as much. then you get the syria worries. where do we stand? >> right down. >> yeah. >> we would have loved to close above 15,000 today. we're not going to do it. we have a big sell on the bell. we'll have to wait for monday. the jobs number behind us, now worry about syria. >> yeah, geopolitical worries will play on the market, i guess. >> sure, no one knows how the vote will go. it will weigh on the markets. [ bell sounding ] >> there it is. the closing bell ending a short, tumultuous week. we'll see what happens on syria, of course, the votes yet to come. maria? take it away. >> thank you, david. it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." the dow snapped a three-day winning streak. a real sloppy close. the nasdaq up barely in positive territory, holding onto a gain, barely, about one point higher. s&p 500 also slipping into

>>steve: meanwhile let's talk about controversy down in alvin, texas.r high? >>steve: apparently one of the arts teachers gave an assignment for september 11. it was a homework assignment where you essentially pretend you were in the twin towers or on a plane; you were not going to make it out alive. the exact quote was if you knew you were about to die, who you would to be the last person you would talk to. write a letter to that person. what would you want them to know? please give a lot of thought to this letter. a number of of the parents, like kate right here, upset. >> they were supposed to pretend they are in the twin towers or on the plane and not going to make it out. this is their goodbye letter. it was almost like reading a letter like -- almost like a suicide note. she said the teacher wants us to write a letter like we were stuck in the towers or on the plane. she showed me the paper and i thought it was ridiculous. >>brian: the school says we sincerely apologize to any of our families -- see the full screen. of any of our families. they fo

it was a home work assignment given by a language arts teacher in alvin. she gave home work. want you to pretend that you were trapped in one of the towers or planes. if you knew you were about to do i, who would you want to be the last person you want talk to and what would you want them to know and give thought to the letter. the reaction was swift including this mom. >> it was like reading a letter that she was like a suicide note. my facebook has been flooded with other parents. everybody else said that is insane and checked through the home work and found they had the same assignment. >> you heard her say other parents were outraged on the facebook. on the houston fox affiliate book become page. first 50 comments only throw of them were negative. and the vast majority loved the assignment and one daughter she loves the teacher and a great teacher. my husband was bothered when he first read it and quickly changed his moind. her hardest part was to write to. and after she went to bed i got it out and read it and it was to me and i cried and cried and cried. and i went to h

what the team's head coach has to say about alvin smith and suiting up for tomorrow's game it. >>> and> i'm going to be doing some dancing. >> the music glamour and star power of hollywood's big night. how everything is coming up emmys. it is 7:00 on saturday morning, september 21st, thanks for joining us, i'm an macovic. >> you're relieved to know i'm not doing dancing, i'm brian hafney. high doppler, a little bit of rain on the way for the bay area. not a lot, but it's a first, first for the season. you can see up there on the north coast, the rain is just beginning to touch point rays and marin

. >>> y a alvin valentina moreno con 8 aÑos. >>> valentina ferreira de la florida, diez aÑitos, felicidadesrtes rumores que alicia machado serÍa la nueva gardenia, erik cuesta en bajo la lupa. >>> el "perfume de gardenia" parece un jardÍn. >>>♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. el neregresa a olive garden por $9.99. comienza con ensalada y pan ilimitados. luego prueba todas las combinaciones de pastas y salsas. ordena un plato y luego otro... y así cuantas veces quieras. todo ilimitado, solo en olive garden. . ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ brinca sonrÍe♪. ♪ despierta conmigo. ♪ que el tiempo va de prisa amigo♪. ♪ brinca sonrÍe, despierta con ganas♪. ♪ como si no hubiera maÑana. ♪ brinca sonrÍe, despierta sin miedo♪. ♪ que si es contigo yo me quedo♪. ♪. ♪. >>> cachito. >>> maÑana, y daniel. si se divierten, dice aquÍ, se bailan. >>> sÍ, se la pasan bueno mijo. >>> sÍ, papÁ. >>> sientase en su casa. >>> sÍ. ya lo sabe, martes 17 de septiembre 2013 estÁ danny arenas, y viene marjorie de sou sousa. >>> karla martÍnez tiene el dia libre. nuestra karla, todos necesitamos vacaciones, se tomÓ las suyas y regresa maÑana. >>> s

my name is alvin vargas. i serve in the pelican chapter in baton rouge, louisiana.ms, and training systems for more than 1900 students. 1983, we have funded more than $43 million in training costs. we have partnership agreements with 43 high schools and 17 districts including 76 classes with more than 1300 students per year. we also engage high school students through craft competitions and a future building event. members alone donate 50,000 per year in materials and what meant, volunteering 1600 hours plus in classrooms. the louisiana construction industry forces -- faces a workforce challenge. project announcements within $60 billion of construction and the expansion of facilities is driving the need for skilled workers. retirements and career changes, etc., calls for more workers. even with an exploding demand for the workforce, public high schools continue to focus on four college prep curriculums. this pathway is important but students should be offered for high income careers that do not require a bachelors degree. the should never come at the end -- at the e

my name is alvin bargas and i am located in baton rouge louisianan. we volunteer leaders committed to training a highly skilled construction work force. the chapter offers construction crafts education programs out of baton rouge training center to currently more than 1,900 students. since 1983, the companies in the industry really that partners founded more than $43 million in cost. adc has partnered with 43 high schools in 17 districts which include a 76 class's with more than 1,100 students per year in demand such as welding and pipe fitting. we also engage high school students to craft competitions and a three day build your future event. in addition to funding the members alone donated more than 50,000 per year in materials and equipment and volunteer 1,600 hours plus annually in the classrooms. louisianan construction industry has a workforce challenge. progress, project announcements and excess of $60 million in new construction for the state expansion resisting the coup facilities is driving the need for skilled workers. retirement career chan

she set up a petition drive to prevent the alvin c. york v.a. center in our county from closing. today, the hospital remains open as a direct result of her efforts. finally, she raised more than $125,000 for the tennessee fisher house for a new facility in murphysboro. she served our country in the military as a navy clerk. our state owes an immeasurable debt of gratitude to howard. i know she's missed by countless veterans and their families. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, for five minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, lately the people's house, this house of representatives has been called a lot of other things -- dysfunctional, unpopular, gridlock. but one word inspired by charles dickens seems fitting these days -- bleak. he wrote the book "bleak house" about the dismal failures of the british judicial system. it refers to the main courthouse which reads the warning. suffer any wrong that can be done you rather than come here. given the

i want to mention the jacksonville mayor alvin brown from a been on the agenda come had planned to behere with us to purchase the in this session but events are keeping them in jacksonville this morning. mayors understand how things change quickly in our lives. it's my pleasure to introduce come and going to introduce all three of them and they will make the comments come and then the important part as we saw in the last panel was to interact with people who want to ask russian. i encourage you, but first, mayor brady -- mayor brede, and greg fischer who is the mayor of louisville, kentucky, and chris cabaldon, mayor of west sacramento. so mayor brede, which you like to start? >> thank you very much. i'm glad you emphasized -- often it's assumed its new york. we are named after that rochester and we're all meant after the one in england. but it's a real honor for me to be here, especially at this place. i grew up in austin, minnesota, which is home of spam, hormel company, where we had one black family in town, and we knew nothing really about racial tolerance at that point. it was no

richard alvin of the northeast, and then second in south shields, they have the wage labor vote and they must be using the imperial measurements of air. [laughter] because the vote went from zero to 25% in the space of three weeks. truly remarkable. [applause] [applause] and then of course the election were again in the election in three weeks, john james, 11,000 votes, the vote share was up by 24%. had gone on for another week, it would've overtaken things, but i'm quite sure that in 2015 when you stand there in the general election, you will win that seat. [applause] [applause] >> i said at the time that it would become established as the third party in british politics and we now have over 30,000 members and we are rising fast. at the time of the next general election we will have the third highest membership of any party in this country. we are going up at a time when all the rest are going down and we are pleased with what is going on. and that includes commentators that are stunned and amazed. [applause] [applause] now, eight months from now, we have european elections and of cours