. >> tonight i have in any prepared statement of any kind other than the fact that bernice and i are deeply grateful that the people of california have given us an opportunity to serve. >> this time around we found out working together how much we have in common. >> i want to do everything in my power to see that the new governor is able to keep the state moving ahead. >> now the big job begins. we can say thanks to you. >> and that's about all. it has been a great campaign. i have never worked harder in my life. >> the leaves have conceded to the winter. october has conceded to november. in the end, all losers concede to the vector. -- to the victor. >> you're watching american history tv only on c-span 3. which party will control the house and senate watch c-span's live election night coverage starting tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern as a result comment from house, senate, and governor races around the country. here speeches from the candidates. wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. we will get your reaction to the election taking your phone calls live during washington journal. c-span your

. >> tonight, i have not made a prepared statement of any kind other than the fact that bernice and iateful for the people of california to have given us an opportunity to serve. >> this time around, we found out working together, how much we have in common. >> i want to do everything within my power to see that the new governor is able to keep the state moving ahead. >> the big job begins. we can say thanks to you. all i wantat's about to say, other than to thank you all. it has been a great campaign. i have never worked harder in my life. [cheering] >> governor brown, what are your plans? ♪ >> the leaves have conceded to the wind. october has conceded to november. as in the end, all losers concede to the victor. ♪ >> this weekend on american history tv, today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "the civil war," historian peter carmichael talks about public reaction of photographs of the dead at the 1862 battle of antietam, and the soldier perspective from the letters of home. bythe soldiers were changed something that dwells in the eyes of dead men. these photographs in the end, all that they r

yeah, bernice robinson had this used her salon and her influence in powerful ways like you outlined. i love it when, one an observer of her salon, i talk about this in the, in the chapter. called her salon a center for all sorts of subversive activity. which i love. thinking about a beauty salon and some of the things you're talking about that she allowed her home to be a repository for people who wanted for example to join membership in the naacp, which after the brown versus board of education court case which we talked about last class, was illegal. remember i talked about how many states made membership in the naacp illegal? south carolina was one of them. if any black person wanted to join the naacp, they could be fined or arrested for that. so what many women would do, would be to have their mail from the naacp sent to bernice robinson's home. because again, one of the front-line attacks on african-americans was to try to fire them from their jobs, was to try to intimidate their employers, to fire them if they were known to be engaged in civil rights activity. so they would sen

yesterday, bernice and sylvan simon were laid to rest.tim, richard gottfried, also buried on thursday. >> today is the first sabbath sunshine t since the massacre. the service show up for shabba. it is a show of strength -- shabbat is a show of strength and off against hate. robert bowers was indicted the day after the grand jury i returned 44 counts of murder and 32 of those counts impose the death penalty. >>> devoid of moral foundation. who the widow of jamal khashoggi is talking about in her new op-ed next. take ust innt advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is committed to working in my best interest. i call it my "comfortable future plan," and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. ato be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's

and the married couple bernice and sylvan simon. yesterday, three other members of the congregation were laid to rest. joyce fienberg and melvin wax and irving younger. students also rallied on campus for tighter gun regulations. >>> california officials hope they can find the vandal after this surveillance video was released spraying graffiti on the synagogue. the number of hate crimes jumped last year continuing the trend from 2015. >>> american workers, your wages are rising. the largest wage increase up 3.1%. the increase is reflecting the strengths of the economy and low unemployment rate. the jobless rate fell to 3.4%. the wages have been the missing link in the economy since the recovery in 2008. >>> the national arrechives has just released the watergate road map. the documents have never been seen before. it reveals how the grand jury would charge nixon with the bribery charges. the president was never formally charged, but named a coc coconspiritor. >>> google employees planning to stage a walkout at offices around the wor

. >> so, we were supposed to have an another author on this panel, bernice young, whose book is also wonderful, "all in a day's work", and she couldn't be here. one of the interesting thing about both of these books taken together is the focus on, as it says in bernice's book's title, what the most vulnerable workers are doing to push back. and so, ashley, from your perspective you have a whole chapter on the militant black domestic. can you talk about that challenge when you're at the bottom of a hierarchy in a hi hierarchy culture. >> one of the things the book does takes you out of the '60s and '70s, the origins of the 40's and 50's. analyses are black women domestic workers, why is this? because before 1965, if you were a black woman your job was probably being a domestic worker in the south or north. either workening white women's homes, taking care of children. only after 1965 that black women were able to move into other jobs in education and we know we're very much paid less for those things. if you're going to organize women, the place to start, domestic workers. black women

services were held for husband-and-wife sylvan and bernice simon, and richard gottfried. robert bowers pleaded not guilty thursday. he is charged with 44 counts, including murder and hate crimes -- over 30 of which could be subject to the death penalty. bowers is accused of what has been described as the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. meanwhile, a fundraising campaign launched by two muslim-american groups in the aftermath of the mass shooting has raised over $220,000. the funds are helping families of the victims pay for their funerals. this comes as nbc news is reporting the trump administration is ending a program that provides grants to groups fighting domestic terrorism. the countering violent extremism grant program is run by the department of homeland security and was established during the obama administration. it supports groups fighting hate groups, including white supremacist, anti-semitic, islamaphobic and racist groups. president trump is reportedly planning on nominating state department spokesperson heather nauert to be the new u.s. ambassador t

her name was bernice. she was a rescue dog and kept her father company. ernie could not walk and was in bed all day and on oxygen. it is possible that his caretaker, who is his stepson carried him out before they were overcome by flames. his stepson is missing. family members are desperately searching for andrew. ernie is from san francisco and only moved to paradise eight years ago. he leaves behind two living children and many grandchildren. he will be greatly missed. >>> smoke from the fire in butte county continues to impact the air quality across the bay area. the unhealthy air could ling fer for the next few -- linger here for the next few days. they recommend staying indoors with the window closed. if you want to wear a facebook, they recommend that you get an n95 mask. >> medical masks are usually thinner. n95 or higher are a thicker mask and they seal much tighter. >> in san francisco international, 22 flights were delayed and two flights cancelled because of the poor visibility from the smoke. st. anthony transformed their church into a shelter.

joyce feinberg, richard ttfried, jerry rabinowitz, bernice simon. aniel stein, and if we could pause for a moment for these eople. thank you. i would also like to honor the law enforcement officers, the first responders, and the medical professionals who heroically responded to the attack and continued to -- continue to wish a full and speedy recovery for those who are wounded. attack happened because one man had a dark hatred in his heart for the jewish people. but the jewish community in pittsburgh and the city as a whole have proven to be stronger than hate. i want to thank the bipartisan task force to combat anti-semitism for their support and all of the american people who have reached out with their comforting words of support. we all must do more to combat this hate in our neighborhoods and stop these tragedies from happening. this resolution is just a step in the healing process for our city and our country. and with that, mr. speaker, i remove my objection. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx

today's services for 65-year-old richard gottfried and sylvan and bernice simon.everal hundred university of pittsburgh students and supporters rallied on campus in favor of fighter gun legislations. >>> police in irving, california are hoping the surveillance video will help find a vandal who defaced a synagogue just days after the tree of life massacre. workers spotted it wednesday morning. the orange county human relations council says the number of hate crimes last year jumped continuing the trend from 2015. >>> october was a frightening month for investors. from hong kong to new york, investors slammed by a wave of fears of higher interest rates and trade wars. nasdaq fell 9% in october. the biggest drop since november of 2008. a sweet halloween rebound on wednesday, but the s&p lost nearly 7% last month. it's worst month since september of 2011. despite the dow rally, it shed 5% for the month. capital markets said october was a normal correction. >> we needed to take some complacency out of the market. that is what we have done. we believe this is a bull mar

a married couple, sylva and bernice simon are going to be laid to rest together in their funeral. they have been married over 60 years and their wedding announcement from 1956 in the pittsburgh "post-gazette" shows that they were actually married at the tree of life ceremony. it describes the bride as holding a bible with white orchids and white chantilly lace. the other funeral today is a noted dentist from this area. gottfried was only 65 years old. he and his wife were very well known in this community because of their dentistry. they had their own practice but volunteered everywhere when there was a need for dentists. he will be laid to rest this afternoon. >> the more we learn the more we mourn. jean casarez for us in pittsburgh. coming up in our next hour we will speak with the tree of life synagogue rabbi about how his community is doing and the visit from the president. if you want to help the victims, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> police in irvine, california, are hoping this surveillance video will help them find a vandal that defaced a synagogue with anti-semitic graffiti.

husband and wife bernice and simon. wherecut short in a place they sought peace and love. nbc news. >>> developing now on news4 at 5:00. hate is aimed at a local high school. the action already taken as police investigate the allegations involving members of a junior varsity football team. >>> safety concerns on the road. >>> we're seeing a significant number of folks saying i'm still having a problem. you.usan hogan working for her investigation into new reports of carbon monoxide. >> my son wouldn't have lost his life. the show of support foraln university of maryland football player. >> right now we're monitoring more shake-ups at the university of maryland in the wake of that scandal. >> students are rallyingjo an mcnair died from heat stroke this summer. they are unhappy. the initial defense ilnews4's tn college park this afternoon where the rally has just ended. tracee? >> reporter: there are a lot of people calling that decision to keep coach durkin on, tone deaf. right now, they are meetinghi closed doors. this as there are two major questions looming. will theecto

he was found dead outside his home on edgewood lane along with his dog bernice. his daughter believes foss may have been dragged out of the house my his stepson and caregiver, seen standing in this photo. that stepson, andrew burt is one of the many missing, which is compounding the family's grief. this is a photo that foss posted on facebook of his front yard in paradise. other bodies were found on that same dead end street. foss's daughter says his power and phone lines were down and there was no way he would have known about an evacutation order nor would he been able to request the medical transport he would have needed. the san francisco native moved up to paradise after being priced out of the bay area eight years ago. her daughter says her father was a musician who taught music lessons out of their apartment near haight street. according to his facebook page he had many good memories from when he toured with a band called raine daze. the macateer high graduate also studied and later worked at heald college. he leaves behind two living children and several

bernice and sylvan simon died together in the same synagogue where they were married 62 years ago. their neighbors describe them as the sweetest people you can imagine, two people who shared a great love. 87-year-old melvin wax was usually one of the first to arrive at the services. his passions were his religion and the pittsburgh pirates. joyce fienberg had a long career as a research specialist. until she retired ten years ago. friends describe her as an engaging and warm person who lit up a room with her huge personality. jerry rabinowitz was a primary care physician. one patient called him an amazing man, recalling how in the early days of hiv treatments when stigma surrounding the disease was high, dr. rabinowitz was known to hold patients' hands and embrace them when they left his office. irving younger, 69 years old, was a former real estate agent and little league coach. richard gottfried owned a dental practice with his wife for over 30 years. together they would serve patients who didn't have insurance or were underinsured. daniel stein had recently become a grandfather

he was found dead outside his home on edgewood lane along with his dog bernice. his daughter believes foss may have been dragged out of the house my his stepson and caregiver, seen standing in this photo. that stepson, andrew burt is one of the many missing, which is compounding the family's grief. this is a photo that foss posted on facebook of his front yard in paradise. other bodies were found on that same dead end street. foss's daughter says his power and phone lines were down and there was no way he would have known about an evacutation order nor would he been able to request the medical transport he would have needed. the san francisco native moved up to paradise after being priced out of the bay area eight years ago. her daughter says her father was a musician who taught music lessons out of their apartment near haight street. according to his facebook page he had many good memories from when he toured with a band called raine daze. the macateer high graduate also studied and later worked at heald college. he leaves behind two living children and several

bernice and selvin simon were 84 and 86 years old.arried at the same synagogue more than 60 years ago in the same place where they were killed. friends described them as very much in love. friends and family also pay their respects to 65-year-old richard gottfried, a dentist who shared a practice with his wife. the two also provided free dental care to refugees and immigrants. >> he was a good man and he left too early. i don't understand what is in these people's minds. the people who do these mass murders and things, these massacres. >> the accused gunman, robert bowers, pleaded not guilty to 44 counts including murder and hate crimes today. according to an affidavit, bowers told police he wanted all jred to die. >>> patrick mcgraw is recovering after breaking several ribs and his back. a diocese spokeswoman told us prayers for the bishop are appreciated. >>> friends and family continue to mourn the loss of giants great willie mccovey, who died yesterday at the age of 80. today, a flower wreath with his name and the number 44 was pl

bernice and sylvan simon were well known in their small neighborhood and in the jewish community a neighbor who lived next to them for nearly 40 years called them the sweetest people you can imagine. 65-year-old dr. richard gottfried had just celebrated his 38th wedding anniversary. he was a dentist who worked part time at a clinic treating immigrants. members of the congregation say they have gotten support from jewish communities all across the country since the shooting. >> the jewish community, this has really an immediate sense of family. both in terms of the way that this has brought our community together, those underlying bonds of family and connection and faith and so forth. and also, the sense of victimization that we were all under attack last saturday. >> funerals for the final victims are scheduled for tomorrow. >>> time now 6:10. more disappointment this morning for pg&e customers who have their power intentionally turned off for days last month. >> and the battle over an affordable housing proposal in the south bay that's drawn a heated response from the community. here are t

they were both in the synagogue, sylvan and bernice simon. 84 and 86 years old. they'll have their funeral today beginning very, very shortly. they not only were murdered in that synagogue. they were married in that synagogue over 60 years ago. a marriage announcement in the pittsburgh post gazette from 1956 describes the bride as she carried her bible, she had her white orchids, and she had white chantilly lace on her wedding gown. later on today will be a noted dentist in this community, richard gottfried. his funeral will be later on. his wife who is surviving is also a dentist. they had their own dental practice in this community. they volunteered at dental clinics, wherever dentists were needed, even at tree of life when they needed dental services, they were there for them. those are the three funerals that are attending today. so far different from the federal courthouse, but as you can see, there's a defendant and those court proceedings have to continue. >> thank you so much. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ -whoops -sorry! ♪ ♪ ♪ when your blanket's freshn

bernice simon, her husband sylvan simon, and richard gottfried.ald trump continues to fuel the anti-semitic conspiracy theory that george soros is funding what donald trump calls an invasion headed toward our southern border. the president's invasion rhetoric inspired the mass murderer to go into the synagogue and kill those people and try to kill as many jews as he could. and that mass murderer's final social media post he said he is going to kill jews because he believed they are supporting what donald trump calls an invasion. and there is absolutely no evidence that the collective march, for many a barefoot march through central america is actually being funded by anyone. certainly not george soros and certainly not the 11 dead in pittsburgh, or anyone in pittsburgh. the president lied about what happened in pittsburgh on the day he visited without an invitation from anyone. a huge protest in the squirrel hill neighborhood met with the president that day. the president told this lie about the protest. >> i came home and sadly turned on the news

there will be a joint service for sylvan simon and his wife bernice, and the service for richard gottfriedhis afternoon. the funeral for rose mallinger will be held tomorrow. >>> you might remember bishop michael curry. he's the american bishop who delivered that memorable sermon at the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. he appeared on "today" this morning with savannah and ho ta to talk about how to best deal with grief. >> we deal with grief honestly and forthrightly. when it hurts it hurts, and don't pretend that it doesn't hurt. part of the jewish tradition is you never let a dead body be by itself. we do it together because there's something about being in community with each other that i can hold you up when you can't hold yourself up. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom

selma, lord, selma, exclaimed bernice king, daughter of martin luther king jr.. it is no coincidence that selma where blood was shed in the struggle for voting rights for black people pushed doug jones ahead good. election results kept rolling in, the black voter turnout surprised almost everyone. the stealth of the get out the vote campaign which made it seem so last-minute, the apparently staying nonchalant when media pollsters, the significant barriers to the voting booth that alabama crafted brought about a kind of confidence, or resignation, that blacks would just not vote. the overall voter turnout rate had been the paltry 25% that merrill had predicted, perhaps more for whom merrill cast his ballot would have won but more than 40% of voters showed up, with urges well beyond account the's favorable to jones. the people in the black belt counties weighed down by everything alabama could throw at them were equally impressive. jones won an average of 73.4% of the vote in those counties with turnout that averaged 45.4%. about 5 percentage points tire -- higher

he was found dead outside his home on edgewood lane along with his dog bernice.ss may have been dragged out of the house my his stepson and caregiver, seen standing in this photo. that stepson, andrew burt is one of the many missing, which is compounding the family's grief. this is a photo that foss posted on facebook of his front yard in paradise. other bodies were found on that same dead end street. foss's daughter says his power and phone lines were down and there was no way he would have known about an evacutation order nor would he been able to request the medical transport he would have needed. the san francisco native moved up to paradise after being priced out of the bay area eight years ago. her daughter says her father was a musician who taught music lessons out of their apartment near haight street. according to his facebook page he had many good memories from when he toured with a band called raine daze. the macateer high graduate also studied and later worked at heald college. he leaves behind two living children and several grandchildren.maureen kel

sylvan and bernice simon will be laid to rest today. they were married 62 years ago t at the tree of life synagogue in 1956. also a funeral today for richard god friday. he was a dentists known for his volunteer work treating refugees and immigrants. the suspect is appearing in court today to be arraigned on 44 charges include murder, hate crimes and obstructing the practice of religion. prosecutors will be seeking the death penalty. >>> today google employees all over the world including some here in the bay area are walking off the job to protest how the company handles claims of sexual harassment. the employment walk out is set to happen at 11:10 local time. that means it's already happening in some goog locations around the world. people posted their photos on a google walk out twitter page. there's offices in europe such as dublin and berlin. google offices in singapore and tokyo are taking part. this comes after the new york times reported google paid millions of dollars to male executives to leave the company after accused of har

he was found dead outside his home on edgewood lane along with his dog bernice. his daughter believes foss may have been dragged out of the house my his stepson and caregiver, seen standing in this photo. that stepson, andrew burt is one of the many missing, which is compounding the family's grief. this is a photo that foss posted on facebook of his front yard in paradise. other bodies were found on that same dead end street. foss's daughter says his power and phone lines were down and there was no way he would have known about an evacutation order nor would he been able to request the medical transport he would have needed. the san francisco native moved up to paradise after being priced out of the bay area eight years ago. her daughter says her father was a musician who taught music lessons out of their apartment near haight street. according to his facebook page he had many good memories from when he toured with a band called raine daze. the macateer high graduate also studied and later worked at heald college. he leaves behind two living children and several

richard gottfried, rose mallinger, jerry rabinowitz, cecil rosen thal and his brother david rosenthal, bernice and sylvan simon, daniel stein, melvin wax, and irving younger. may their memory be a blessing to their families and community. it's difficult to even begin to adequately express the hurt that this community has endured, the horror that these families have endured, and the hurt that is still part of this community. maybe one of the best ways to convey not just our condolence and our sympathy but also our sol solidarity with those who face that horror and that danger and that hate is to talk about what those folks did in that dark, dark hour, and it literally was about an hour, maybe a little more than that, that morning, that saturday morning. we of course at this time, and so many have since that date paid tribute to those in law enforcement who confronted the murderer with uncommon valor. we pay tribute as well to the emergency service professionals, nurses, and doctors and others who ministered to those who were wounded and tried their best to minister to those who were dying. all