his wife, julia ward howe had invited john brown for coffee. she knew brown and loved the song.gridley howe in 1861 becomes one of the heads of the sanitary commission. julia goes with samuel gridley to washington, d.c. julia ward howe is now remembered only for "the battle hymn of the republic," but she was impeccably educated. she comes from new york city from one of the elite banking families. in the 1850's, she was one of the most accomplished poets in the united states. yesterday, i talked about how women were highly regarded and respected as among the greatest writers. julia ward howe was with harriet beecher stowe and louisa may alcott, although as a poet. "passion flowers" is still a brilliant collection of poetry. nathaniel hawthorne, often no friend of female writers, in part because he was envious of their success, referred to julia ward howe as the poetess of america, and hawthorne was not generous in his praise. this is based on her first two books of poetry. so she goes with her husband to d.c. she and her unitarian minister james freeman clarke, is with her. while

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willie brown is at the site of our old willie brown in the bayview. the old site had been originally a police academy, it was condemned and then we had children in it as part of our 21st century school and then also it was one of our dream schools. so instead of putting ada money into remodeling that school we decided that that community could also use a brand new school, since we have a lot of school age children in that area. so there has not been a middle school now in the bayview district for a couple of years. so this is very exciting to us, i think, that we're opening a brand new school, that it is going to encompass some of our best practices. we are over resourcing the school meaning we are giving it more resources than we would normally a school of this size, but san francisco unified school district would like to target really children who live in that area, which is 94124. so i think a wonderful thing about willie brown is that we already have some partners that have come on board to really support the learning that's happening there and th

- mike brown! we are! - mike brown! we are! - mike brown! >> and it's a phenomenon that extends well outside of st louis. in mid-october thousands descended on ferguson to bring attention to the number of african americans being killed by police on a national level. in the last 6 months there has been eric garner kaijeme powell john crawford, akai gurley, tamir rice tanesha anderson darrien hunt and ezell ford. that's just this year - many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boyd...aiyana stanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff

chose willie brown first place. and that is informal data. we are still processing applications. here you can clearly see from the communities where -- sorry, yes. >> i'm sorry, commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> do we know what the ethnic breakdown is of those who have applied? >> yes. quickly, these are the current schools with the highest percentage of students who have applied to willie brown middle school. these are the zip codes that most of our students have applied from. back to commissioner fewer's concern, i any the next largest one would be 94112, i believe that's the excelsior community. gender was a concern of families as i engaged them, a lot of mothers thought their daughters wouldn't want to attend willie brown because it was a stem school and here we have almost a 1 to 1 ratio of male to female students. african americans are 29 percent of the student population with this current application process data. spanish, at least spanish surnames are at 29 percent. chinese are at 12 percent and other white

it happened during a chris brown concert.arrested but police have detained some people for questioning. they're still at the scene investigating and continue to update those story as it develops. you can get the latest information on the website where we saw all of the videos from inside the concert. download our free mobile app for your device. >>> happening right now our other top story the golden gate bridge. the iconic landmark has been shutdown since noon friday. they've been made -- overnight on the installation of that new movable median barrier. that new barrier meant to curb the number of head-on collisions on the bridge. so far the golden bridge district sayings everything is on schedule to open tomorrow morning and video from our helicopter partnership showing trucks moving pieces of that new movable median barrellier on to the bridge and ground views, installation of all the pieces. the bridge district says the entire barrier has been placed on the bridge by last night. they're in celebration moatd. today the crew

whether mike brown's hands were up or not matters, whether mike brown was running away or toward wouldatter. those are the totality of the circumstances they can begin to look at. however, i think their take is based on the information they had some eight is going to be very hard for them to issue an indictment in the federal court that would sustain this type of charge unfortunately. >> and what has been the impact nationwide the following ferguson, in terms of attempts by local communities to reform the police abuse situation in their own communities? for instance, this week, governor cuomo announced new measures during his state of the state address wednesday announced his reforms secondly to the point of special prosecutors in cases where police kill unarmed suspects in a grand jury fails to indict the officer. >> i will appoint an independent monitor who will review police cases where a civilian dies and no true bill is issued, an independent monitor can recommend a special prosecutor be appointed. the independent monitor should have access to the grand jury information, which wil

brown jr. i know for my colleagues and i it's a great way to start the new year by being on hand to see someone who's been such a strong partner sworn into office for a record fourth time. last year the assembly presented governor brown with a commemoration noting he had spoken here to more joint conventions of the legislature than any other governor. while, technically, not a joint convention today's ceremony adds to that record. the best thing about governor jerry brown isn't the history he has made. it's the history he is going to make. governor brown has been a leader in putting california's fiscal house in order and today the next chapter of that leadership begins. governor brown has been a leader in making major investments in high speed rail and local k-12 education, and today the next chapter of that leadership begins. governor brown has been a leader in boosting california's business climate and in confronting the climate change that threatens california's economy and environment. and

jeffrey brown gets some analysis about that framework and the political strategy around it. >> brown:state of the union speech tomorrow night, the president is expected to speak at length about changes to the tax code. his proposal calls for, increasing the top tax rate on capital gains for higher income earners to 28%. and increasing the amount of inheritance subject to taxes, particularly for wealthier individuals and families. in turn, the president would boost the child care tax credit to $3,000. and add a $500 tax credit for families where both parents work. the plan has a number of other provisions related to education and retirement benefits. also, according to the president, aimed at benefiting middle and lower income families. neil irwin broke it down for the "new york time's" upshot page and he joins me now. one of the interesting things about this moment is the idea that things have changed that the economy is a little better, the unemployment rate is down. now what? >> yeah, some of the old battles and debates that characterized the first obama term are changing and we're

in others, like a 75-year-old named matthew brown, a little less so. >> higginsen: oh, matthew brown., he came in... he was bent over looking down, and i was thinking to myself, "what's gonna happen here?" >> stahl: he-he's not right for this show. >> higginsen: well, i don't know. i mean, look at... whew. >> stahl: she looked at you and said, "uh-uh." >> brown: yes. yes. yes. >> stahl: she told you that? >> brown: she told me that. >> higginsen: he took the mic. he pulled his shoulders back. he started to sing. and i fell out in my chair. ah! >> brown: ♪ shall always be my song of praise. ♪ >> higginsen: my god! that's what i'm looking for. >> brown: and i looked at her. and she straightened up. ( laughs ) >> higginsen: who sings like that today? you can't turn on the radio and hear that. but i heard that when i was a young girl. >> stahl: he sounded to her like nat king cole. did you know you had... that you got it? >> brown: i-i-i told myself, "you got it." but i won't... i-i won't say anything. >> ( singing "ain't no sunshine" ) >> stahl: vy heard a different sound in theo harris'

>> brown: to the larger non-jewish community?ill: yes. >> brown: i just got back and i think everyone now feels that the country is under siege in in a way. i don't want to overstate it but there is a siege feeling. you see it on the street, on the metro, the trains that they're behind the 8 ball a little bit, that these guys especially people who have been radicalized in syria, yemen and elsewhere are traveling back and forth and i think there's also this overwhelming realization in france last week that it takes one or two or three people to completely turn upside down a country and that's what everybody is scared about. >> ifill: the difference between people in general who are scared everybody being scared, and the jewish community in particular, is that some of them are getting on planes and flying to israel. >> brown: right. the jewish community is targeted in a more intensive way also has a way out. eth not only israel people are going to. canada, some are coming to the u.s. it's not an exodus yet to borrow from an older j

brown. [applause] next speaker. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is emanuel and i have a complaint with -- actually i have a complaint about the office of citizens complaints, two valid complaints. one was the complaint i had filed about how to request documents from the san francisco police department. the officer that signed the release form on both situations signed the release of one form on the eighth of january 2013 and signed the release of the same request with other dates and numbers a week later. now considering the fact that the officer and i at the time were in mediation for a different complaint at the occ i would have presumed that the officer was aware of the name and would have paid more attention and would have come up why these documents were altered. also i have complained 2-8 14 with the office of citizens complaints. that was addressed against -- [inaudible] i'm sorry just her name she had signed the form, and that's why it was directed towards the chief. nothing personal against her but the office of citizen complaints

. >> good afternoon paul brown i'm the area vice president for premier accounts i'm to take a few minutes and talk about the potential impact to your membership i believe we've identified about 57 hundred or about one hundred and 12 percent of our membership that are directly impacted meaning they'll have to have a new primary care physician a non-sutter physician i want to back up with our last negotiation. >> excuse me. paul step closer to the mike. >> in our last negotiation with sutter health which was also very contentious we purchasing e purposing negotiated in a transitional period to take the customer out of the middle so this you go time around we've gone to negotiation we answer or enter into a transitional period members can get care from sutter does have this change their prim care physician until april 1st part of it is rigid requirement we're required to stickle with wrpd to the regulators in sacramento the d mc requires we give the members who must change the primary physician because of a dispute with a group give them 60 days notice we tipped on real estate the letters on

doctors i was not allowed to join when i finished any residecy as a trained doctor so if you're a brown and tom nolan's doctor that takes blue shield and he e you happened to have our office on webster street that's right being next to 0 sutter hospital you as the doctor has specialists at that hospital that you use all the time and their your relationships on how to manage our patience so patients do exist in a volume they have to deal with lots of people especially with a lot of problems if you're a blue shield patient that sees a doctor that used the sutter familiarity and the doctor can't use the sutter facility to get paid your blue shield patient at brown and tom nolan doctor has to go to a non-sutter facility i'm a sutter doctor and if i send you over to the hospital i'm basically saying i don't know anybody and hope they call me back it's a k345ishg9d endeavor to increase score it's trickier you have your doctor and don't worry you can use my facility you hope the one hundred works just as they did with the specialists i have the cell phones and i know the staff this matters whe

jeffrey brown has our look. >> brown: according to a new study from the johns hopkins university schooline published today in the journal, "science," more cases of cancer than have commonly been thought, can be primarily explained by random d.n.a. mutations that occur during cell division, rather than by heredity, lifestyle choices, or environmental influences. the study looked at 31 types of cancer, including leukemia, bone, testicular, ovarian and pancreatic cancers. breast and prostate cancers were not included in the study. cristian tomasetti is one of the authors of the report and a bio- mathematician at johns hopkins. he joins me now from baltimore. thank you for joining us. it seems important, first, perhaps, to explain what you were looking at. what does bad luck or chance mean when it comes to getting cancer? >> yes, what it means is that every time a cell in particular a stem cell every timeit divides, a mutation can occur and can hit the dna of this cell. if that mutation happens to be in a gene that is the key regulator known to be associated with cancer -- so let's say a ba

brown mentioned fewer employee perks and more classes on line. hash it out later this month. >>> governor brown's latest budget includes $8 billion for k through 12 schools and comment colleges. >>> a double whammy in the super lotto plus drawing. two people hit the jackpot. one sold at an arco station on san pal low -- pablo avenue. the winners will split $7 million. >> that will be a nice finish to the day. >> we've got a lot of haze around the bay area. we'll revisit this briefly. bad air quality in the forecast tomorrow. the north bay and the south bay, spare the air alert. here's how it looks on the approach to the bay bridge. the traffic is stacked up. it's always looking like this on saturday and sunday evening. so how much does the golden gate bridge contribute to it. hard to say. it is stacked up. concord 56, livermore 59. had a hazy day today, some spots significantly cooler. the low pressure south tracks inland. temperature tonight as we head out about cooler. out the door tomorrow morning fog like we had this morning. even along the s

brown later tweeting out that he wasn't injured.ll expected to recover. club course tell us this security was not very tight and that it was overcrowded.san jose police are looking for suspects tonight. a california teacher is under investigation for promoting religion in public school. we're talking about cookies -- bible cookies. a high school teacher in manteca, california has been passing them out as extra credit. students at new vision high school who copied bible verses were eligible to get a cookie. a student has filed a complaint with 'americans united for the separation of church and state' against teacher john alameda. organization officials say the teacher is violating the law. >>: he did not have authorization and is pushing religion on other people. this is a clear violation of the u.s. constitution. >>vicki liviakis:the manteca unified school district says it's now conducting its own investigation. the teacher has not made a comment. you've heard of identical twins. but how about identical triplets!? a montana woman ga

. >> the portrait of jerry brown. it was left unfinished at the request of a young governor who believed his work is far from done. four decades later governor does washington have some things to learn? >> they got to get out of their comfort zone. give up the ideological edges and find what it means to be an american at heart. >> from out of the west, jerry brown ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: earlier the guilded goes east across atlantic plan their futures they have plenty of family money and something more as jan crawford will show us. >> at the turn of the 20th century looking for a european husband with a fancy title was all the rage to the american heiress. >> i'm sure found the appeal of wearing the tiara or being presented at court just an amazing fulfillment of a dream. >> if you had enough money you had a shot. down"downton abbey" in real live ahead on "sunday morning." >> one of the most creative inventors of our time is on a roll these days with erin moriarty will try to keep up. >> you may know dea

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brown junior. i know that is a great way to start the new year by being on hand to see someone who's been such a strong partner in office for a record fourth time. last year the assembly presented governor brown with a commemoration noted that he had spoken here two more joined more joined conventions of the legislature than any other and while not a joint convention today's ceremony adds to the record. but the best thing about governor brown isn't the history that he made. it's a history that he's going to make. governor brown has been a leader putting the fiscal house in order and today the next chapter of the leadership begins. governor brown has been a leader making major investments in high-speed rail and local k-12 education and today the next chapter of the eadership begins. governor brown has been a leader boosting the business climate and confronting the climate change that printed out for this economy and environment and today the next chapter of the leadership begins. governor brown has

brown's case has sparked an online campaign. here to talk about his sentencing and the implications senior staff target at the electronic frontier foundation. her work focused on open government transparency, and privacy issues jennifer, thank you for joining us, so barrett brown didn't hack stratford why was he son convicted. >> well that's very true. he didn't hack stratford he was convicted -- his ultimate conviction was related to some threats he made to an fbi agent, and posted on youtube. but the initial prosecution against barrett brown was actually for just sharing a link to the stratford cloud. he share add link like most of us do about every day when we communicate on the internet. he didn't share the files he just shared the link so that anybody could download them. on to their own computer who had access to that information. you can fortunately those files also contained tens of thousands of credit card numbers and access codes and so the government used that against him in one of the two criminal cases against him.