they have recovered them like some years ago i recovered callie house of the reparation struggle. the first meeting of the reparations. you ought to know. so, when i think about rosa parks, i think of her and all the side conversations and places and i think of her in the full-bodied kind of reform are radical she really was and how wonderful it is to have her out there, sort of like a secret when i passed through statuary hall. i smile at bay if they only knew. [applause] >> speaking of recovery, what are we recovering in terms of islam the ropes in. >> first of all, it's great to be on the panel but such fine historians and mary has fought the good fight for a long time with such integrity. when i think of a comparison, on the surface it might not be a lot in common. they were in the shadows. dr. king and how historians have treated her. in the shadows of her husband, paul robeson and rosa parks seen as one-dimensional and away. i can't tell you how many people said paul robeson's life. i knew we had a wife, but i did know much about her. the vendor robeson was a remarkable pers

he said there was no intent to be callis or reckless and they regret the loss of life n. washington d.c., ken wayne. >>> a small group of people watched a live stream of the hearing. providing access is required by law of families who can't be in washington. submit from other airlines plus ntb representatives, and red cross was there for motional support. >>> and a spare the air alert for a 4th night. all wood burning is banned unless it's your primary source of heat. another issue for tomorrow and that makes it a five spare the air record nights in a row. >>> a freeze warning in effect tonight for the bay area, but for the north bay, napa, petaluma, san raphael. the freeze warning goes into effect in 10:00 until tomorrow at 9:00. concord, 45, and napa at 43. not as cold as last night. in ten minutes, we're talk about the coldest cities and there's a warm up in the forecast, as well. >>> a child molester sentenced to 19 years may be free in two years. it's unnerved some residents where are the community where he lived. john, you spoke with the concerned residents? >> repo

this year scientists dcu key tools on it so form of torquay new old boy who wants callie some goals for himself on his stool savings the boy says his parents are cool. she spent a good two days looking for gifts for the three kids and their parents. her blog going. on came from the main post all things. they are more reintroduce it. it can be consider satirical or aren't the cells also increase most east. how long do we teach and unique. what neil ross called the christmas meal too the story happening and ac unit. eighteen months mobile and unstable. the meal. a storm is looming over western europe causing havoc our meteorologist roberts pena has been following the situation robert. this is a very potent storm system a very deep one as well and we saved that were of a very deep low pressure area to force a northwest of the british isles and that is interacting with higher pressure downforce awful once you get that occurring. it is very tight when greedy and then all some very gusty winds on curry not use the bbc tv gossip hundred forty km trial wins here on tuesday going through a wedne

most people remember the celtic tiger with this sense of knowing callie economic boom time for the mid ninety's up until two thousand and seven that went bust in no small way the young for the structure behind me would have been the offices of the anglo irish bank one of the struggling banks i was effectively nationalized it was a stark reminder of the property boston the ensuing banking crisis and the painful austerity that continues to today and for some irish families though there is also a daily reminder the threat or reality of losing their homes we had a mortgage was very high on the value the property was falling below the mortgage so i ended up with a cash offer five hundred passengers in two thousand and eleven and i was delighted with the bank's refused to accept the offer because it wasn't more which was eight hundred i climb with arrears so instead they prefer to me of course. repossessed the house while arlo may have officially exited its bailout it's still mired in debt and the end of september almost one in five home loans worth a total of twenty five billion euros were

neil cavuto must be one callis sob. all of you fast food workers pushing for $15 minimum wage, you are doubling your chances of just getting fired. and all of the unions pushing to join these ridiculous protest, you are the ones pushing right off the cliff. and there is a sanctimonious letter to restaurant executives and why don't you focus more on providing jobs. and now is not the time to be talking about the minimum wage for workers. too many can't come and arbitrarily demanding that they pay their workers more. and here is why. doubling that wage is another. the ones about them and the ones about them. in the fast food companies that you think have the money to pay this do not speak for small businesses and they are the ones that are feeling the pinch of this. fifty-three congressmen and unlike you, congressman, private sector people have to pay for your good intentions. and will your constituents untrained constituents pay for this. if you talk about a waste gap in this country and they are taxing the heck out of t

they put out enormous numbers on youtube one being cally has be basi discriminated this year in the $.5 billion. away with close to $2 billion in advertising related revenue. it that is an increase of 225%. that speaks to the internet gold mine that is video ads. o roll out and t generally they bring in more ads.h than banner another number that amazed me was that according to e-market the share of the u.s. video d market that youtube has is more than 20%. it is a dominant player. he give me some examples of t programming that is on youtube that is bringing in advertisers. chicken and egg situation, right? >> yes. one company we recently checked out in los angeles we will have upcoming them on an show but they saw the market as unity so they created a youtube channel about teens and reached out to kids all around the world to say if you want to partner with us and create your own channel you can be part of our network and here is a way to get a lot of people going to one destination. the guy who started it was because his kids were not watching tv. they were on phones and tablets and

and it bans cally joining us live from skype from cairo at the royal institute in london.nk you for being with us. it appears this draft constitution is a shift back from the religious parties to the military. is this significant turnaround from the 2012 constitution? >> i am not sure it is really. the place of the military was very much assured within the 2012 constitution as well, in fact, even more assured in certain rerespect. the ban on region lunch on parties has existed egypt before this constitutional draft and it's not entirely certain whether or not it will be dissolved directly or not. this is a political tool within the constitution. it's not a legal one necessarily. it's intooishling possible that or if political realties demand it but it's not a foregone conclusion. i don't think that the anti-coup aliance is against the constitution on the basis of articles included civil rights organizations and human rights groups as well as real lucien area groups are against the constitution because of the content, but the contentious articles within that constitution do

i am delighted that the singer bought of figure that out after spending years calli for government top. now he says the best hope for the four is free markets. >> preaching capital. >> sometimes i hear mysf, and i just cannot believe it. commerce is real. just a spgap. >> commerce and on to panera capitalism takes more people out of poverty. we know that. john: politicians don't know that. many americanson't know it. it is time that they learned. entrepreneurial capitalism takes more people out ofoverty and a never well. that is our show. see you next week. ♪ t. ♪ ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis, and welco to a special edition of "the willis report." if you bought something this holiday season that you are rethinking or already know that somebody will want to return it to me how you do that? personal finance expert very gibbons joins me now.i here is what typically happens. a lot of markdowns. i am worried their return al policies will be tougher thaneto ever.ugher th >> this is when you have the ee extended policy.h, but they give you a longer t

yeah, we could be breaking out the umbrellas, not a wet christmas, not a white christmas, but a calliing to be comfortable, still chilly out there. make sure you bundle out if you're going to head out and about this morning. by about lunchtime you can ditch a layer as temperatures are going to climb out of the 30s and 40s into the mid-60s. we're talking about the upper 60s in some cities. want to show you another shot of san jose now. as you can see here, it is a little hazy. happy to report it's not a spare the air day. that has been a big one after we hit that record 11 straight spare the air days earlier this month. just about a week ago. as we head throughout the next couple days, we are going to see that air quality suffer again. we want to put that on your radar. otherwise just perfection. you really can't ask for better conditions for your outdoor plans. 62 degrees in san francisco for today. beautiful shot there. 66 in the ooetieast bay. 65 degrees in the peninsula for today. and 64 degrees right here in the south bay. we're going to take a closer look at the forecast but reme

. >> and they flew you out to cally and got your hair done and put your on a website and they've been> do you get any of the money? >> a little. >> the women that brought her there was threatening her, every day, calling her, we're watching you. you can't move. we have people that will come and get you. >> she's absolutely -- i thought she was going to kill me. she's left me like 27 text messages saying she's going to kill me. >> that's the blank [ bleep ] that they have. that they use to have you brainwashed so you don't go, right? been there. done that, okay? >> after 25 years in the game, brenda knows all too well how hard it is for girls like anna to walk away from their pimps. >> you know a lot of people think this is something they just settle for that but these women are in survival mode. you don't have any peripheral vision. all you see is -- your tunnel vision tells you these people are right here and this is what i see and this is who i am and i can't get away. >> do you want to be with this pimp? >> and it's not physical bondage, it's mental bondage. if someone can control

upper 30s, lower 40s for callie zoe ga -- calistoga. 48 in orinda. the sun will be up in less than an half-hour. we'll be seeing a turnaround. take a look at this. 70 degrees for oakland today. 66 san francisco. 68 in mountain view. 70 degrees san jose. we either tied or broke a couple of records yesterday. could do it again today. i will have a comparison for you coming up. >>> we are still following developing news for you in san lorenzo where police are investigating what looks to be a murder-suicide. tara moriarty is live for us on the scene to tell us what family members and investigators are saying. tara? >> reporter: well, we just spoke to someone from the alameda county sheriff's department and obviously this is a horrible tragedy. you can imagine the family's heart broke, this happening on -- heartbreak. this is happening on christmas. a man killed his wife and then turned the gun on himself. and the 17-year-old son witnessed the entire shooting. this happened around 2:00 in the morning on via amigos the sister says 36-year-old the woman was

. $2.50 --cally play paid $2.50 in a september security fee.hat help them fund the newly formed security administration. any budget deal will almost certainly increase that fee. to --ent obama's choice appears before a committee investigating the are getting of tea party groups. nominated john to take over the irs in august. if confirmed by the senate, he would serve a five-year term. the hearing begins in 40 minutes , you can listen to it here on c-span radio. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. a rare constant and american political life, if you look at congress in 1901, less than two percent of members came from working class backgrounds, got into politics, and eventually ended up in congress. today, buses -- this is one thing that has not really changed. lots of parts of the political process have changed, broadcasting news, big money in politics, the decline of unions, and while all of this is happening, one of the constants during the last hundred years or so is that working class people are not getting elected to poli

people like susanna martinez, potentially nikki haley, e.ssibly callie -- kelly ayot i think there areber of and between now and 2016, when these women may or may not declare, the party still needs to figure out how to address these issues or talk to women. host: david. you are on "washington journal." caller: thank you for having me. listen. democrat socialist dare claiming that we who to oppose the bringing of a socialist police they a cut -- state because we dared to stand up for the constitution like that tea party does, that we have allowed, screaming baby breast. -- brats. you say you when stand up for the constitution, ofcan you give an example what you mean? caller: i hate to have voting rights curtailed by people who try to commit voting fraud and when you try to correct it with voter id laws you have people screaming that you are discriminated against them and they also have to have the same id to get their social security benefits and other benefits from the government and the state, but that is all right. you have to identify that you are who you say you are to vote -- well