. >> we did a documentary on ben franklin high school boy's the ball team who overcame the death of a teammate. tonight they celebrate their first-ever championship. 52-39 for the division two city title. dubnbar -- dunbar and edmondson. in the red uniform. isaiah hits the long jump shot. 35 points. dunbar a shade better tonight. the game with the to overtime. dunbar wins. 74-73. the jets' head coach mid the first transaction by sending part scott as his first player. 4 years later, he has barely held on as coach and said his goodbyes today. scott helped the jets get to its afc title game at the first 2 yaers. he will no longer command the $48 million deal he landed. >> the jets still only have a little room under the salary cap. only about $5 million. this is the busiest time of year for football. if you cannot get this right, you will not be very good and of the games. >> bigl cold front -- big cold front. sunny skies but only in the 30's on thursday. messy mix of snow, sleet and rain. plain on rain on saturday. can get messy on friday. >> that is all for a 11 news tonight. >> jay l

one of my favorites is ben franklin. when he left the constitutional convention, one of the people on the street and asked him what kind of government he had given them, and he said, "a republic, if you can keep it." i think in many ways, they are one in the same. frankly, there may be some differences that people at some level view it, but i view it as almost interchangeable words. >> speaking of which, the aba has recently given attention to the problem of lobbying. in particular, the concern that, speaking of republics, that people will have access to money -- businesses, but others as well -- had higher voices whispering in the year -- can higher voices whispering in the year of congressman or more important, in the year of staff of congressman -- the ear of staff of congressman. do you think that is a serious problem? and what could they do about it? >> if you look at how the supreme court looks at even funding of judicial elections, which are meant to be different than legislative elections -- remember that we have

corporatists the news media is assisting in the demise of the post office and institutions started by ben franklin it's older than the united states itself. so that leaves it up to we the people to tell the real story of what's happening in the digital age isn't killing the post office instead the demise of the post office and other good old fashioned story of corporate corruption of politicians and a republican party that exists first and foremost to serve the c.e.o. class and screw the middle class and that's the way it is that i have monday at your eleventh two thousand and thirteen don't forget democracy begins you get out there get active occupy yourself with your it sibyl. it's. live. live. live live. live . do we speak your language or not be in. the news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles kitten's stories. for you here. to enjoy it all to spanish find out more visit i. choose your language. call if we can with knowing if they still cannot. choose but the consensus here to. choose the opinions that invigorating to.

positions he was a principal, and assistance principal, and assistance principal, and head teacher at ben franklin middle cool and member of the district's personnel task force in 1968 and assistant superintendent and area four superintendent in 78 and 79. director of curriculum and human resources even in retirement he stayed busy and worked as a military communication instruct and her taught at foothill college. there are many employees that remember him with fondness, the board of education and the superintendent of schools express our sincere condolences to the family. meeting adjourned. >> look, thanks everybody for being here. i've been, as indicated, i've been looking for a good announcement ever since sunday night. we definitely found one. but i want to thank the board of supervisors. i know you're proud of your colleague for all of her accomplishments. also with our other official city family, dennis herrera is here, phil tate, of course, took a time away from sacramento to be down here. thank you, phil, for being here. i know we have a representative from betty yee office, board of equal

ben franklin said anyone that would trade their liberty for their security deserves neither and here: here we are indeed. a lot of colonels that worked under the bush administration are speaking out. look, you were a prosecutor, he was actually part of the political branch, and he's saying obama's even further right wing than bush, which colonel wilkerson objected to. i want to show you a clip where he talks about brennan. >> i think we ought to have a really, really hard discussion about what he represents and what he because he represents it will probably take to the director ship of the c.i.a. you can't get through the brennamans, the clappers, the hillary clinton's you can't get through the bob gates and leon panettas and penetrate that bubble and say do you understand what you're doing both to american civil liberties and rest of the world's appreciation with america with these increased drone strikes that seem to have an endless visit at a for future. >> that brings up a bunch of questions. first, do you think president obama is in that bubble that colonel wilkerson is talking

and so michael dees who is well known for doing the time covers of ben franklin and thomas jefferson, who's done the stamps of james dean and marilyn monroe, took on this job, and he produced this portrait. it's one version of what she could have looked like. and it took a little bit of talking to convince him that the nose had to be, yes, really act by lin, that that's what the style was. it's important to remember that styles in beauty change just as styles in clothing do. and once i had that picture, i felt as if i had kind of a lode star that i could look at the martha washington, a really wonderful woman that i would have liked to have known. someone who was really smart, active, brave, someone who would take chances to get what she wanted, someone who was not the timid housewife who had always been portrayed to us. one of the, one of the first clues to her true character, i think, is in that very same invoice book that i mentioned to you all earlier. that book came down through the lee family, through the descendants of martha washington and robert e. lee. and at some point it w

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the 11% opposed perhaps ad hereins of the old ben franklin adage that those who give up their liberty for more security metro deserve liberty nor security. hannah, i want to go to you first on this given all the work that you've done in and around the issue of drones. the administration laid out three criteria for the killing of u.s. sit sfwlenz. one, that the target be a ranking al qaeda figure. who, the target pose an imminent threat of violent attack against the u.s., and, three, that the targets capture is not feasible. all of those seem like terms that are open to pretty broad interpretation. >> that's exactly right, alex. i think one of the things that is most troubling and remarkable about this memo are that what appear to be restrictions on the first page of the memo become permissions by the end of it when you start reading how they're defined. take imindependence, for example. the administration says that it can only target people who are an imminent threat, but you read on, and it turns out that the high-ranking official who can make that determination does not need clear e

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which is why ben franklin is his own words and handwriting said in the beginning contest with great britain, we had daily prayer in this room. our prayers were heard and they were graciously answered. janice and i and our other colleagues have seen those prayers answered. and it's what brings us together. thank you for joining with us today. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, mr. president, ma'am first lady, mr. vice president, senators, distinguished guests, i'm delighted to be here this morning with all of you. it's such an honor to co-chair the house congressional prayer break frays with my friend and colleague congressman louis. his colleagues said it's the only chairmanship that speaker boehner can't remove him from for bhaiferred. [laughter] only god can do that. [laughter] [laughter] today's prayer breakfast offers an opportunity for us to set aside political labels and come together to be inspired and pray for the critical issues that are facing our nation and the world. i was elected to congress in the middle of one of the most bitter, rankous and divided periods in our nation'

in our short history, we have produced world say mouse scientists like ben franklin, thomas edson. but countless more american scientists who are not world famous, nonetheless have been changing the world. have you heard, william burrows, john bar dean, or ruth? according to national invetters hall of fame they created the electronic calculator. they worked with nobel prize winning team to help crete silicon valley and silicon hills. we can think a chemist for developing cotton that many americans wear. as america as innovators as it used to be? some wonder if america's greatest technological achievement are behind us and if other nations like china and india will surpass us or perhaps already have. some nations are creating environments so attractive to global manufacturers that companies have relocated much of their activities on foreign soil. our global trade imbalance is do growing as we export less and import more. and today the imbalance includes many high-tech products. other nations are changing their policy to become more competitive and so should we. fortunately blazing t

. >> i think -- >> edison was like -- >> edison was flying a kite or was that ben franklin? know when that happened. hey did you see john chambers, warren, said that he's got i don't know how many billion overseas, but i think he's got 46 billion in cash, 39 billion overseas. he says if he can't bring it back, he's doing acquisitions overseas and hiring people overseas. that's just the way it is. if he's got to grow cisco it's going to be growing it over there. >> but the other side of that, of course, is that if you let him bring it back, and just enjoy the low rates over there, he'll invest even more over there because you know that tax rate will -- >> he did something permanently though. isn't there a way that we can do this where it actually works, jack? >> i mean, tax situation, yeah. i mean, we haven't dealt with it. we've got -- we got to deal with it. >> i got two -- two quick questions that are coming in from actually various viewers for you, warren, on this particular deal this morning. one is, do you expect to use heinz or does 3g expect to use heinz as a rollup v

a as ben franklin said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. spending a small amount now saves as much suffering and spending -- much suffering and if we understand this is going to happen again and again. because climate change is real, we are going to address this over and over and over again on this floor. and some people might say that there is no such thing as climate change. you can say that water is not wet, but it doesn't make it so. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from arizona rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> the first district native americans make up about 25% of my constituents. unfortunately, native american women are 2 1/2 times more likely to be assaulted in their lifetime than other women. re-authorizing the violence against women act is important to my district. that's why i'm very concerned about the impact of sequestration cuts on programs supported by the violence against

positions he was a principal, and assistance principal, and assistance principal, and head teacher at ben franklin middle cool and member of the district's personnel task force in 1968 and assistant superintendent and area four superintendent in 78 and 79. director of curriculum and human resources even in retirement he stayed busy and worked as a military communication instruct and her taught at foothill college. there are many employees that remember him with fondness, the board of education and the superintendent of schools express our sincere condolences to the family. to the family. meeting adjourned. [horns honking] [siren wails] announcer: big dreams and goodrades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's history dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the center was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was buil

positions he was a principal, and assistance principal, and assistance principal, and head teacher at ben franklin middle cool and member of the district's personnel task force in 1968 and assistant superintendent and area four superintendent in 78 and 79. director of curriculum and human resources even in retirement he stayed busy and worked as a military communication instruct and her taught at foothill college. there are many employees that remember him with fondness, the board of education and the superintendent of schools express our sincere condolences to the family. meeting adjourned.